The Yale expositor., 1921-09-01
All Roads Lead to Yale
Tuesday and Wednesday
Come Ava an Meet Your Freens
They'll A Be Here-Dinna
Forget the Date Maun.

The time is nearly here when
the Scotch lads and lassie will
don their kits and strap on the
pipes and come to Yale to do hon
OF TO the boys who were in the
service Of their country and help
ed to make the world safe for
democracy. There are only few
or them who reside in Yale and
vicinity, but these boys have got
together and organized the Fred
erick w. Hyde Post, American
Legion, and it is up to our citi-
1ens TO give them a little boost
financially, and for this purpose
the Caledonian Celebration next
week has been arranged, and the
entire receipts above expenses
will be turned over to them.
First and foremost in the two
days doings will be the Scotch
entertainment. This year the
Bruce Cameron Troupe will be the
attraction. This company comes
TO Yale with the highest recon-
>mendations, and we are sure their
piping and dancing will please
all who attend With htem comes
Mrs. Jessie Scott Davies, whose
singing pleased our people so
we'll on her previous visits. Miss
Irene Whitaker Stephenson, of
Uetroit, is pianist. Then there
will be the work of "Scotty"
Duncan, who is one of the very
best of the Scotch comedians.
The above troupe is well worth
the small admission charged to
the park each day, but there is
a whole lot more.
One big feature which sets the
celebration committee back for a
snug little sum, and which by the
way is one of the big features at
he State Fair this year, is =. par
achute drop each day from the
aeroplane. Arrangements are all
made for this event, and it will
be worth coming many miles to
see. The big passenger carrying
aeroplane will be here both days,
and is furnished by the Michigan
.AerO-Service Corporation. Any
one wishing to "go up" can make
arrangements to do SO.
Tuesday afternoon there will
De base ball game between theh
Yale City and the Armada teams.
This promises to be fast contest
IS each team is out to win.
The speaker CT the day for
Tuesday will be FIR. P. j. Culli-
name, cf Detroit, former pastor of
Sacred Heart parish, Yale. Rev.
Cullinane's coming for the day
will be hailed with delight by
hosts of friends in Yale.
On Tuesday evening there will
be a big Scotch concert at City
Park. This promises to be the best
ever given in Yale. The pro-
1yram will start promptly at 1880
and the committee in charge Of
the celebration would like to see
d large crowd present.
On Wednesday the Yale City
team will again be in the harness,
this time playing the fast Water
town bunch. 1t will be a game
worth seeing.
There will be lots of athletics
each day, and this part of the
program will be started at ii 100
O'Clock a. m.
On Wednesday afternoon will
occur the presentation of the
,colors to the Frederick w. Hyde
Post, No. 800, American Legion.
The Post will also be the reci-
,uient of a beautiful Post banner.
The colors are presented by Ed
ward Andreae, and the banner by
the Hyde family and others. This
will be q truly patriotic event,
and every citizen of Yale and
vicinity should attend.
As the speaker, A. H. Gansser
Commander of Post No. 18, Bay
City will be present to make the
flag presentation address. JOS
Hebenton, commander Of the Yale
Post received the following letter
on Monday
Bay City, August u, 1921.
Post Commander,
Yale, Michigan.
Greeting:-
Chaplain l.. o. Moody, of Ham
mond Post, Port Huron, has JUS
asked me to visit your Post anC
make the flag presentation ad
dress for your Post at Yale OF
Sept. 7th.
Barring unforeseen circum