Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07

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(Tme-Had a Girl Eer Name Was
Grece)
We worked very hare and hope 70 win.
II we don't twill be no sin; -
If we do will not be through ..-J
Working in our garden,
Garden, garden, working in our gar
~, den.
(Tune-Love Ne and the World is
~ -. Mine) .>... u
Oh, see, how bright the prize doth
shine, s..&.... - ~
/ dare not hope it to Ee mine; "
only know we. want it, Ill =
Win IL and the world is mine.
Tune Eicees, Honey. EIess Your
ss'~ Heart s., - :.
Star-BaiIetin, Bulletin, bless your
heart, 80 =. -. -. !. IL
Bulletin, tina. we lub SO well. -.
We've done been true, =.
Bulletin to you, to our Bulletin dat We
hub so well: ~ -
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Now, Mr.. Judges, Mr. Judges, Mr..
Judges, Mr.. judges, Mr.. Judges,
Mr.. Judges, Mr.. Judges, here's
to YOU
The following then made brief ad.
dresses: ..--.. -. 81. :,.... ~. :
Mayor John C. Lane. Honolulu.
Director J. M. Westgate. U. S. Elk
pertinent Station. -ss~S ~. E.@....
Frank c. Atherton. ..-,... -. . ~
MRS. Theodore Richards.
School Inspector George S. Ray.
mond. -. ID .....# ...s .-..
Governor Lucius E. Pinkham.
Mrs. Richards spoke especially to
the girls, .impressing Oh them the ne
cessity of learning to cook well and
keeping the house clean, to make good
homes so that the boys and men
should find these homes pleasant and
remain In the country.
Mr., Atherton spoke of the great
value to be derived from farm and
garden work. particularly in these
days when so many boys and young
women are crowding to the cities.
Director Westgate gave the pupils
many valuable hints on garden work
and told of the coming potato-growing
contest. T.: -, HI
Governor Speaks to Pupils
Governor Pinkham spoke of the de-
STABILITY of making Hawaii produce
more of its foodstuffs and urged the
children 70 keep on with the garden
work. -.<cc = !.
A song by the school, The Red,
White and Blue" closed the program.
Then came a very interesting part
of the day, particularly to the child
rem 1t was the taking" of the school
and the crowd Of spectators by the
,Star-Bulietin's moving-picture man.
The governor. the mayor and Princi-
pal Thompson figured in the first
scene, then the school children march
ing into the main building. then the
crowd coming to the fair and finally
the crowd going away. loaded with
vegetables and fruits, happy and con.
tented. : ...--A
All of the kaneohe teachers aided
in making the program a real success.
Ii was well after noon when the
program was entirely finished. How
ever, the crowd continued consider.
ably later. kaneohe turned cut large
numbers end one of the most striking
things of the day was the interest in
gardening shown by all races, men,
women and children, of this section.
Kaneohe we'll deserves to be con.
graduated On its fair and it is certain
that other schools next season will do
something of the kind. Maui and Ha-
wall schools nave had the opportunity
in the county fairs, but Kaneohe ere
ated its own fair to show what can
be done in the way of home production
and il was really inspiring evidence
Of energy-the kind of patriotism
that helps Hawaii greatly. ...t. .E.
Bernado Belenia>of ookAla. Hawaii.
sends In the weekly report and some
excellent cnlorad drawings by the