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

Immediately arCeT returning from Q
tour of the school and home gardens
Within q short time the Judging was
completed and many boys and girls
were the proud possessors Of first or
! second prize. It'll. ..... 4.
The prizes were blue ribbons for
first and red ribbons for second prize.
Tatting First. Abbie Lee; second.
Shlzue Ilaetsuka. .~@
crocheting Misayo Asshara, Ayano
Mishimoto. .-.t -.
Embroidery-Ah Sim All Lee, Ayano
AIishomoto it, IN.
Manual Training Percy Cables,
Henry cobb-Adams. Jr.
3peeches Tell Value Of Gardening
While the judges were making the
awards, the program was held and it
proved to be the central features OF
the day. Between speeches the Vari-
Gus rooms OF the school gave songs
and dances and were taken" by the
movie man.
The program opened with brief
and appropriate welcome by Principal
Carrie Thompson. Then there was a
welcome song" Following this came
a royel event in the form of a pre-
sentatlon OF leis" by Henry Cobb.
Adams, Jr.. Ga behalf Of the school.
Leis were presented TO the governor,
the mayor, Mr.. Anterior, the judges
of the contest, Mr.. Westgate, the edi-
tor of the .Star-Bulletin and others.
The leis we're OF carved carrots, and
In presenting them Henry said:
Welcome hearty welcome to our
fair. In our beautiful islands IL has
long been the custom to present to
ones friends on occasions like this,
LET'S. Hawaii Is SO abundant in Tow.
ers that IT Is but natural to do So
an expression Of aloha from one to
the other. +,
This custom we love and would not
destroy, but today you and we are
looking forward to a new Hawaii, one
none the iess. Beautiful but one far
more independents Hawaii that is
stead Of being fed from the hands Of
others. f.'fa
aYo6 men that are so heartily sup
porting this new condition should
have an emblem BETTING il, hence we
present you with leis, not. made Of
flowers or paper. but OF d more sub
stantial sort-made Of Vegetables
from our school garden. We apollo
gize Tor the lack OF onions in the
ieis but. Mr.. Judges, they are SO ex-
pensite!" - sy.
Henry was gwen Hearty applause
when he finished, aid ne weli deserv.
ed IT Tor he has been one of the big.
gest single factors HI the school to-
ward making the fAiE and the garden
work success. While be failed 20 re-
eeiye q blue ribt6n. he has shown
good pluck and fafsightedness by de.
terJnining to win q prize next year.
Songs are Pteasant Surprise
Then another. surprise and q pleas.
ant one was given the audience. Under
the efficient leadership OF. Mrs. NJ. N.
Munday qf the school faculty q, group
ct boys and girls sang the following
original song medley boosting the
school gardening idea: 4.
kAkEoHE eARoERs
tThne Yankee Doodle,
Il
Onions sell at five cents each
When brought from far Australia,
But Ee can raise them very cheap
And never have 4 failure.
Chorus
Kaneohe, ha, ha, ha,
Kaneohe gardens; Il.
Kaneohe, Ia, Ia, ha, :a
Kaneohe gardens.
Potatoes come at four for ten
I II shipped across the water,
But we Viii eat our very own
And ship them, too. hereafter.
tChorus) ....
Twenty cents one little pint Of X L
S. jelly ). +
Guavas grow all around us wild +.
So we win make our Jelly. =
10y tChortis) Il.
Well eat what We can raise ......
In our little islands,
And We VII sell what we can't use,
Thus XIII The living high, sir.
(chorus)
PRODUCE AND EAT +
lTiine-Weil Play We're Giants TalD
Well play we're farmers bold
And plant here what here will grow;
Well cut high living right in two
And tabu what is sold.
u . 4 ~ I4r D .-fr 3
Wei eat what we can produce
And sell what we cannot use;
Well put our money into the banks
And live fore'et at ease. -.M
MEDLEY T.
(Tune Good Night, Ladies',
welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome
Welcome, welcome - /.
TO 6nr garden fair. .....t- s..
Mertily we've been working, working.
WORKING. e..
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