The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-23
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Added Make Happy
Executive Committee Meets
And Goes Over Plans; |;
Every Department Reports
Its Preparedness

Make Happy plans were gone care
fully at a meeting of the Executive
Committee in Forester's Hall Wed
nesday evening and the heads of the
various subcommittee rendered their
reports on progress and the readiness
of their various departments. 1t was
snappy meeting and gives promise
of carnival that will be pep and go
from start to finish.
Readiness is Shown
Horse racing has for forty years
been considered a Fourth of July
feature on Maui and this year will
prove no exception, judging from the
interest that is being displayed though
entries do not close until Sunday so
it was impossible to make a definite
final report.
Every Island of the group is send
ing it's best Japanese wrestlers to
MAKE Happy. In addition to the
advices from Kauai that three wrest-
lers would represent the Garden
Island, letters have come from Ho-
nolulu and Hilo giving the names of
the Oahu and Big Island competitors
Baseball will have a program that
will give the fans all the sport that
can be asked Plans of that Commit
tee have already been outlined There
will be six games of ball, one of the
few changes in the program being the
elimination of the proposed Monday
morning game. There will be two
morning games and four in the after
moons, three of the afternoon games
following directly after the races.
Sweet Singers Coming
Reports from Court Canoes said
that in their vaudeville program there
will be solos by Mae June Almos,
Manuel Almos and John Noble.
Courts Valley Isle and Lunalilo have
their programs prepared and assured
the executive committee of two at.
tractive evenings.
Eddie Fernandez is now busy at tie
Kahului grounds arranging the in
stallation of his four shows, the big
wheel and the merry go round be-
sides two dozen other concessions.
Some of the paraphernalia arrived
Saturday but some was carried on to
Mahukona Tuesday. However, it was
brought back and unloaded Wednes-
day evening Fernandez says he is
bringing the four best attractions of
Honolulu's Merry Way. The sword
swallower puts 22 inches of cold steel
down his throat and the fire eater
has every one wondering. The dane
ing show, he says is the best he has
ever been able to gather to-
gether. All in all he has never
brought so much nor better to any
of the Maui County Fairs.
Two luaus are to be served on the
grounds on Tuesday, one from 1880
to 1870 and one from 4:3O to $50
was new announcement made at
the meeting.
Parade starts Tuesday
Other important announcements
were that there will be a parade of
Fcresters Tuesday morning, leaving
Foresters' Hall at and proceeding to
The Fair Grounds and that the Dis.
tr1ct Court Convention will be held
on Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Arrangements for the meeting and
receiving of the throng of visitors
were started when committees were
named for the meeting of steamers
at Lahaina and at Kahului.
Court Valley Island will have
meeting Wednesday evening at which
instructions as to dress for the Tues
day parade and other subjects will be
given to the members.
Sale of grand stand reservations
will open with Eddie Tam at the
Baldwin Bank, Kahului, Monday
morning.