The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
VERY ENCOURAGING
Are the Words of CommeDdatlon Received
by Celebration Committees From Both
Business Men and Citizens

Business Men and Citizens
In talking with our business men and
citizens, with the usual three or four
exceptions, all seem TO be of the Opin-
! ion that the coming celebration, which
is being staged by the Ialedouian AS
sOciation, assisted by q, citizens COM
| mittee, is being planned in the proper
way and would be- the biggest blowout
ever put on In this part of the state
Starting promptly at nine o'clock on
Thursday morning, July Bird, the big
time will be on, and until after the last
act, on the night OF July 4th there will
not be dull moment.
Between the hours Of nine and ten
the soldiers and sailors who are In town
are requested TO 60 TO the park and
register. The registration tent will be
at the bridge entrance, It -.
The program ut the park will begin
at ten O'Clock sharp, and the athletic
stunts haye big enough purses attached
to attract the best talent, In fact the
committee has received word from
several professional athletes saying
that they would be here.
The Yale Band has been engaged
and will furnish music throughout the
two days
The part OF Caledonian celebration
which calls for gathering OF the
clans" As the Scotch music and dancing
and the Society Is to be congratulated
on securing the famous Henderson's
Kiltie Lads and Lassies of London,
Ont. This band Is composed Of ten
pieces, and every member is u dancer.
Their program will consist Of stlrring
pipe band music, clever cOrnet solos,
refined singing specialties, Scotch COM
edy hits, Scotch, Irish, sailor, gipsy and
clog dances,
Sam Munro, Canada's Juvenile Har-
~ Lauder, will be worth coming miles
to hear. The original Harry, on his
recent visit to London said ~ on have
the right idea, stick with 1t as you have
the ability"
Alice Danbar, comedy entertainer,
comes highly recommended, and will
be worth seeing and hearing.
This will give wide variety of this
kind of entertainment, and we are sure
| IL will please every one.
On the third there will be grand
aeroplane exhibition. 1t was impos-
sible to secure this feature for both
days owing TO the big demand for ex-
hibition flights.
The speakers for the first day will be
Alfred Martin, pastor of the Yale
Presbyterian church, and Rev Criss-
man, Of the First Presbyterian church,
Port Huron. On the second day, Rev.
Fred l.. Crandell, of the Methodist
| Protestant church, will deliver q pa
trlotic address.
A fast base ball game has been ar
ranged for each day. On the 3rd the
Capac team will cross bats with the
Maxwells of Detroit, and for the 4th
the Mitchells of Port Huron and En-.
NETT will furnish the opposing teams.
There will be fine athletic program
on the Fourth and to make up for the
absence of the plane we will have
parade and dTill'by "our boys"
On Thursday evening there will be
concerts on Main street by the two
bands, and both evenings there will
be dance at the Auditorium and the
Princess Theatre has booked one Of
Zane Greys strongest western plays,
"Heart OF the Sunset"
On Friday evening there will be
grand display of fireworks, also band
concerts on Main street.
The complete program can be found
on page five of this Issue.
| Both the Methodist Episcopal and
the Methodist Protestant church ladies
| will serve meals In the Easements of
their churches, and Mr. Briggs, OF the
City Bakery, is also making prepars.
tions along this line, so there will be
no need Of any visitor going away
hungry.
The invitation committee can still
use lots of names, both soldiers and
old Yale residents. Remember, IL
"your folks" don't receive invitations
you are to blame for not handing In
their addresses.
It's only two weeks now till the big
days will be here. Plan to attend both
days and you will never regret 1t.