Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09
INDIVIDUAL WORK
BROUGHT SUCCESS
FOR MAUrS FAIR
Each Knew He Must Depend on
Himself and Thus Came
Good Team Work


effort was attributed the success Of
Maui's fair by u. IT. Case of the execu-
tive committee. Yet as he explained
how the individual effort was secured
and how put forth he pictured the
best type of team work. And so Il
was team work as well as in-.
dividual effort that brought about the
splendid results, the interesting dis
plays, the rounds of amusement and
pleasure that were Witnessed In Wal
luku last week.
When the first steps looking to the
holding OF a county fair on Maui
were taken an executive head was Sc
lected 1t was r. A. Wadsworth and
his individuality and his individual
work were markedly shown from be-
ginning 10 end. But that was only the
beginning. Each committeeman was
given a particular line OF work and
was informed and convinced that such
work was up TO him, that he was indi-
vidually responsible for the success OF
that particular branch.
Eaei Appoints Others
OF course no individual undertook
to handle any department unassisted.
He in turn divided up the duties of his
DEPARTMENT, assigned this to one I'm
dividual and that to another but let
each one know that the work assigned
was the individual work OF that .indi-
spSnsible one. Thus were sub-com-
mittees of individuals formed And as
the time for getting exhibits came q
representative citizen was selected In
each district and assigned to get the
exhibit from that particular district
He had no one to depend on but him
self
Thus Il came about that there was
| no friction, that each had his own
| province and enough to do IN that
province to keen him moving II he
was to make the success that was
expected and that each felt must be
produced. The burden was lightened
for each and perfectly working ma
chine resulted
Enough Glory For All
| There was easily enough glory to
go around but there were two names
that the visitors at Wailuku heard
more frequently than others, two men
to whom the disposition was to give
! first credit These were R. A. Wads-
worth. who headed the executive
board, and =. B. Cameron, the fair
manager All were inclined to give TO
these two the chief NEED OF praise.
| And when Wadsworth was seen he
said give the credit to Cameron. and
F., Cameron said "Wadsworth did Il.
| Cameron has been working from
O'Clock in the morning on" said
Wadsworth. "Wadsworth has worked
all the time said Cameron.
And so it was with each committee.
Each head had praise for each mem
Der and each member for the head
and the other members. That was the
1 spirit of the Maui fair A shirt Of
selfreliance was fostered and develop
J cd. There was the individuality Of the
+ fair. in the way the various ones
fulfilled their parts came the team
+, work.
The committees were:
Poultry and Domestic Animals
Paul Lada. chairman, Wailuku: ].
9. Fitzgerald. vice-chairman, Spreck.
elsville: w. F.. Pogue. secretary, Wat
luku; J. j Corell, Hamakuapoko: H.
ID. Sloggett, Hamakuapoko
Cut Flowers and Pot Plants
7 James Lindsay, chairman; Mrs. H..
A. Baldwin, Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky.
Mrs. A. n. Kepoikai. Mrs. j. F. Fan
tom, DR.. w. d. Baldwin, II. M. Wells,
F.. G. Moore.
Fruits and Vegetables
ID. II. Case, chairman: F.. A. Cloves.
Mrs. George Weight, Mrs. and Mr..
James Munro, Mrs. and Mr.. N. Ohm
sted, James Lindsay, Joaquin Vincent,
: w. A. Mckay, John Kaiua.
Domestic Science and Arts
Arts and Crafts-Miss Irene b.
Aiken. chairman; Mrs H. A. Baldwin,
Mrs. Fl. B. Penhallow. Mrs. r. w.
Hardy. Mrs. 8. A. Baldwin.
Baking and Preserving-Mrs r. +.
/ Baldwin, chairman; Mrs. d. B. MUIR
doch, secretary; Miss Hall. Mrs. Fan.
tom, Miss Merriman, Mrs. d. n. Case.
Home Needlework - Mrs. F. B.
Krauss. chairman; Mrs. Decoto, Mrs.
/ s. A. Baldwin, Miss Mae Martins.
Mrs. f. r. olmsted.
Schools
! William McCluskey. chairman; Miss
/ wary e. Fleming, +. w. Hardy. 3. o.
Visit. Miss Ida Orchard, F. A.
Cloves.
Hawaiian Arts and Crafts
Rowland B. Dodge, chairman: W.
s. BeeTnan. recording secretary; Mrs.
v. A. vetlesen. corresponding secre.
tary; W. F.. Pogue, Mrs. w. p. Pogue,
Mrs. A. w. A. Kepaikai w. s. Chilli
ingworth, Mrs. w. s. ChillinEVorth.
chairmen Of Other Committees
The chairmen Of other committees
are as follows;
Finauca-Tl q Lindsay Il