The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-04
Department Heads
For Maui County
Fair Are Named
Practically All Have Shown
Their Abilities In the Same
Or Other Work In Previous
Years

Heads of departments for the Fifth
Annual Maui County Fair, October IL
to IA, with the exception of the agron-
omy department, were announced by
Fair Director Harold W. Rice. Most
of them have had one or more years
of experience in past Maui County
Fairs. Senator Rice is undertaking
the big job of director for the second
time, having made splendid success
OF the Third Fair, two years ago.
D. c. Lindsay, who was fair direct
or last year will have charge of the
entertainment features at the coming
fair.
Dan T. Carey, for many years prom
inent in racing affairs of the Valley
Isle is chairman of the racing commit
tee.
j. Garcia, identified with Maui
sports for more than 20 years past as
a participant and leader, chairman of
the sports committee of the Maui
County Fair and Racing Association
and vice-president of the Maui Athle-
tic Club, will be chairman of the
sports and athletics committee as he
has been for several of the past fairs.
w. A. Clark will head the livestock
committee. He has been in close touch
with that department in past fairs.
j. j. Walsh, who had the entertain
ment program in hand last year takes
the job he had two years ago and
heads the committee on commercial
exhibits
Grant Bailey heads the cut and pot
ted flowers department. He worked
with James Lindsay very ably in that
department last year and consented
to take it only when he found that
Mr. Lindsay will have all he can pos
sibly handle in installing the forestry
exhibit Formerly that was installed
by the board of agriculture and fores
try but the board has put it up to the
Maui man this year and it will be
done we'll. Bailey is an enthusiast on
aoriculture and his choice as head Of
the department pleases.
Judge D. H. Case, ever reliable has
consented to take charge of the fruits
and vegetable section in the agron-
omy building again. He is regarded
as the one best bet for the work, has
shown it in the past and each year
starts figuring how it can be improved
the next
n. M. Wells, supervising principal
of the Maui schools, is head of the
educational exhibits department. He
has had plenty of experience, can
command cooperation and is the right
man for the job. He will miss r. c.
Bowman, former director of vocational
training in his work which he will find
correspondingly harder.
Young Ting, Mauis leading poultry
enthusiast will again have charge of
the poultry and pets department. He
has built that branch of the Fair up
to one Of the leading departments and
last years exhibit was pronounced
the best poultry show ever seen in
the territory.
Eddie Tam is in charge of the ad-
mission department. For several
years past he has been identified with
advance sales of reserved seats and
boxes for practically all important
events on Maui and has for several
years been associated with the admis-
sions department of the Fairs.
Superintendent of concessions is a
new department head this year and
Louis Gillen is the man suggested for
the job.
Publicity work is in charge of ]. H.
Gray who served on that committee
as executive secretary with H. X.
Duncan two years ago and was de-
partment head last year.
The various heads of departments
and committees select an dare to
name the members of their committee.