PART 2^ PAGE 8 TIKTROIT SFNDAT TIMES (PHONE CHERRY, 8800) Sunday, July 20, 1941

Monroe are expected to attend North's Gateway Maccabees Plan the Bob-Lo excursion planned Giant National Parks by that organization for West Coast Wednesday. Beckons Tourists Bob-Lo Excursions Lotus Lodge No. 549, F. and STRAIGHT NORTH from PETER WIGGLE is chairman A. M., is completing arrange- Play In Offer Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., lies Al- of a committee completing ar- ments for its annual Lake Canada Scenes goma. be Makes Many have read of this Huron outing, to held July rangements for a Bob-Lo outing land, others have heard of it 27. Members and their friends and some have been fortunate which will feature the opening will cruise on one of the Bob-Lo enough to traverse Algoma land. day of the nineteenth supreme boats, returning to Detroit early For Tourists Of Picturesque Beauty Within a few minutes after review, the international con- in the evening. travelers dock at the Canadian vention of the Maccabees, July By C. M. WAGONER than 1,000,000 visitors language and rare skill in handi- Soo they willbe on the outskirts 21 to 24, inclusive. HmM lr*rl tiHof MOREare expected at Canada’s crafts. of the Laurentian plateau, an About 1,500 members of the SEATTLE. Wash., July 19. national parks this year. At- Baddeck, Summer watering unspoiled country. Knights of Columbus from tendance approached the 1,000.- place on Bass d’Or Lake, is on Passengers on the week’s the Seattle •'Potlatch.*' 1939, but fell short pROM* 000 mark in the Cabot Trail. Here for more cruise of the S.S. Georgian leav- which htarts July 29 and when uncertainties by than quarter century ing Detroit each Saturday night Crd^f a a of lived *TI«r«IM of bavto, • •M.fna.d •• 4ta /Zook FO* THISI the entry into war *• wto.b ••* Uto runs into August, until the Dominion’s and worked Dr. Alexander for a trip over the lakes and bN.ll • slowed travel near the end of Graham Bell, inventor of Georgian Bay traverse the St. total, Ml« rtota* tata, to. thirty-first Tendleton Roundup, the ¦ton •!>. GREAT LAKES CRUISES the season. telephone. Mary’s river by daylight to the mJ Omi. toW running four days starting Sep- to THAT HAVE NO EQUALI 11 the However, eight of the parks Under his direction the first Canadian Soo and have time tember Pacific North- motor out to Gros Gap on the it west will present a pretty chalked up record numbers of airplane flight in the British visitors that year, mostly by Empire shore of Lake Superior. FROM DITROfT picture for vacationists. was made at Baddeck to citizens of the United States 30 years ago. The body of This is the gateway north This section presents that pic- the Hudson Bay and the railway s s ture at any time with its varied who usually include in their inventor, as he requested, is the north passes through Agawa NORTH AMERICAN scenic attractions, but this year itinerary one or more of encased in a rock-hewn tomb on Georgian jmrks, Canyon where dashes the Mon- I to Bay, Mackinac rosy north- Canadian some of which Bhreagh i.'.kn everything is in this the summit of Beinn treal River. This is a hunter's fbv I 'lni•••III*. ,1 'tow J, ... H Island and Chicago. portion of the United are similar to those in the (Beautiful Hill) at the foot of west others and angler’s paradise. States States, and strikingly which he so long dreamed and 11 Everything is booming, people different. labored. SOUTH AMERICAN have plenty of money, there's One of the finesj golf courses to Isle Royale, Duluth and just 390 Square Miles 'Hiawatha Feast' Mackinac fun galore and the folks on the North American con- ( fr o.u tw Island. ffncMl"* OK-FUfUO • • AU how to know live. Perhaps one of the best exam- tinent has just been completed • Al .o'* ipo.li plot KtotabocS rid- OUTSIOI STATIROOMI ples of these differences, it is in Cape Breton Highlands Na- Pageant Rehearsed "* V*. '.On, roKto tkotoig, pmg Old Indian Custom pointed out by the Canadian tional Park by the interna- pong. «hvHI« boo'd, owo.it ond k.k.ngl GRAND MARAIS. July 19. • Travel • Bureau at Ottawa. tionally known golf architect, rs* id»«l ploc* to lawng* s->ong • Now, a “Potlatch" w’as a good Rehearsals for the pageant. corgiriol and Mtorlad tltantotol Canada, is found in the new Stanley Thompson. • old Indian custom of this Puget Feast,” • (>c«iltoU nwM and wit by an park the “Hiawatha’s Wedding Sound region. national created in Another of Canada’s play- which will be presented here taiyartod Sawdito* Uattl highlands of Cape Breton Island, • moot A big man of the tribe, feeling grounds, Prince Edward Island July 31 and August 1 and 2, are Potoi to# from 130 pto Amm well-pleased w-ith himself, his Nova Scotia. National Park —the newest of under way at the Grand Marais Kan pitot • ond accomplishments or his posses- Here is an area of 390 square all—is also situated in the east. and for foldtoi complato #i*onaofitoJ "’••/I* School of Arts Crafts. on *• xtool iwtata#. ootatioM .... call all his fellow miles stretching across Cape It takes the form of a strip of • sions, would in The pageant will be staged on —W.lltom A’J.mon. Mgr , Pori Myrto*. tribesmen, from the along north and perhaps other Breton Island Gulf of coastline the shore the Nagow Wudjoo sand dunes Michigan, ot comwliyaur ba*«! og»nf set rout TtAVfl AGtNT 0» friendly neighboring tribes, for a St. Lawrence to the Atlantic of Prince Edward Island. on the shore of Lake Superior Ocean, a land rich in the earliest GEORGIAN BAY LINE “Potlatch.” near Grand Marais, « * Province in the exact DiTROIT CH 6*»o And there would be a period history of the North American Smallest location made famous by Long- of feasting and dancing, of continent. This park has miles of broad, fellow in his “Song of Hiawa- games of skill and contests History relates lhat near this sandy beaches and includes many tha.” as the scene of the orig- w’hich would carry on to the spot Cabot first touched the points of interest associated inal event. TAKE A TIP FROM A PILGRIM point of satiety. shores of North America, and with the famous novel. “Anne of And as a grand finale the his memory is perpetuated in Green Gables,” written by Lucy Indian host at the “Potlatch” the Trail, road BEWARE Cabot the main Maud Montgomery, a native of > away all his posses- > would give leading to and encircling the Prince Edw-ard Island. Travel Motion sions to his guests—sometimes may up*«t organs of park. A new 18-hole golf course Motion lend to the even his wife. has balance, when traveling by but. train, boat, completed met, Scottish Fishermen also been here amid motor or plane, causing nausea and dirt Become* Festival the most delightful surroundings —when pleasure it most de tired. Think of the Along uncomfortable, emharratting feeling ere* itflP the shoreline of Cape one could imagine. to of rctultt. When the white-man came, Highlands ated.ttith no facilitiet takecare $«• New England by Breton National Park Here, in Canada’s smallest but Ifyou, or your children, are affected by mo- who had won the Indians' may those are little picturesque fishing vil- most thickly populated province, tion rvautea, you travel in comfort. respect and confidence often S remedy hat been uted lages, many of them inhabited in turn described as the 1,000,- MOTHCRSHL GREYHOUND join in the at a valued aid in promoting travel comfort were invited to by families of Highland Scottish farm, of gradually they 000-acre the cradle lor over a third of a century. Recommended for %or« fun, tor leti money >.J “Potlatch"; and ancestry. Here you may be by many nurtet and profession* Canada, rich in history and physician*. Pedi,cover th« l.nrl of Plymouth Pock ,nd adopted versions of the “Pot- in Gaelic, hear the Try Mothertill’a on our auur. greeted skirl romantic legend, is an ideal al travelcra. P.ul Ravere. of Clipper .Hip* »nd C.pr Cod \ a festival held recur- or money refunded \ latch” as of the bagpipes from mountain park ance of satisfaction houM*. on your vacation this aummar. You'll setting for a national which Oruggttti tupply Mothertill’jfor adulft and y rently over the years. and valley, and meet people ha proving your good old Yankao ah'awdna*. . Several years ago, with is rapidly becoming one of the children. Write for leaflet and free penult. i / if you cruua to Nrw England by Sup*.-Coach. \ dressed in full Highland costume. Lalaystt* . Ntv Yack major city most popular recreation centers MOTMtRSILL*. *l® St Seattle grown to a in the Lake Huron \ One-Way -Trig Ona-Way Basking breezes of On the west coast of Cape in the maritime provinces. I hit Xd Trl, of the continent, the Washing- 11 f’l«‘vr*|»nii $ .’.4" | 4.Vi Alfi*nr I hNi |I.W» are these two vacationists shown aboard Rreton Island, just five miles In Ontario there are three *.'• tonians. Inc., revived the Seattle Tjg f'hliagii .1 dl*.' hprlngrteld, south of the park boundaries, small national parks. The St. 'TA Ilo»ton 10 X OU* 45 Slag* lO.fW 1? JO f “Potlatch” as a civic celebra- the North American on a week’s trip there is a thriving settlement of Lawrence Islands Park includes * tion. over the Great Lakes. jj I 1n May Ni-w England ir< I** T'*tir. V*l 70 Acadians, the tragic experiences some of the famous Thousand vW I’rim ini'lu.fm r-iunri trip iran.p* rtat.-.n, Dedicated to Aviation of whose ancestors in the early Islands, one of the park islands . i hotel* and alght-aeelng. days of Canada have been im- supports the foundations of part GREYHOUND TERMINAL And this year, the “Potlatch” mortalized by the poet Long- of the Thousand Islands Bridge i r M Washington Blvd. and Grand Rivrr. CA. #oo# will be dedicated to aviation. fellow’. These people linking United \ M Windsor Terminal, 44 London Streat. PH. I-757S Again have for Canada and the NNImJ Or Soo Your Tratol Agont is a Old Mackinac Lives l+tal Symbol of the “Potlatch” generations retained their native States at this point. grinning Potlatch bug. That “bug” done in brilliant colors, is a smiling totem pole Next Fete radiating hospitality. In Week-ends face, This year the “Potlatch” bug will have wings. By The Old AAA Traveler be the SUMMER hospitality will PROGRAM And MACKINAC ISLAND, July 19. every Michigan Indian, were the CEDAR POINT! keynote of the "Potlatch. 1 Ottawa* and Chippe- Indians sold the idea of letting Governors of Pacific Coast the island visitors witness the . . squaws . braves and was - BIG STEAMER PUT-IN-BAY states and dignitaries from hitherto only-seen -by Indians CUT-RATE EXCURSION . . many British Columbia will join in the . youngsters not years ceremonials. festivities. from papoose age . . . are busier And there will be some noted Put In Bay Island Park FRIDAY, JULY 25 The great gray battlecraft than Indians usualy are, as a Indians in the pageantry, for constantly in and Chief Ettawagesick of which ply Indian on Fred around Seattle’s harbor will groat village rises this the Ottawa.* willlead his people Cedar Point on Lake Erie, Sandusky r i have their place. Gibraltar of America . . , tow- from the Harbor Springs-Cross

tepees . . ering covered with birch- Village section . and in that Mammoth Parade Virginia . . group will be Princess bark . round huts walled with Chingwa of Petoslcey, picked as There will be balls, a mam- bark and skins ... a council moth parade, a thrilling water circle in the center of the vil- the fairest of the Ottawa maid- ens . . . Chingwa, pageant. lage. Joe the Air show’s and land shows and Ceremonial garb Is being "Great Manitou” in the annual Petoskey Ceremonial . . . Ella water shows are planned. furnished . . . ceremonial moc- Petoskey, granddaughter There s talk of an Indian vil- casins are being rushed to com- of “Pot- Chief Pe-tos-e-gah, for whom pletion ... lage with a traditional all in preparation the present-day city latch” in their own surround- for Michigan’s first gigantic In- is named . . and a score of other colorful ings; of Indian canoe races. dian ceremonial next Friday, in the individuals. And thousands of men Saturday and Sunday . . . the service, army, navy, aviation, three days during which “Old will participate. Mackinac Lives Again ” U. S.to Preserve All the neighboring cities and And at the same time the in j^^jjj^^jj^jjl^^^^^jlj^^jyjjj^l^j^g the celebra- towns will join year-round residents of the is- Old Mission neighboring . Texas tion. just as tribes land paradise . . there are 556

. . THE OLD used to join in the Indian “Pot- of them . have become actors Mission San Jose Arguayo at Antonio , de latch.” and actresses . . they’re study- San has stra- to Every Wednesday, Thursday, But because of Seattle’s ing their roles . . . trying on been added the national his- s de- sites the tegic location in the nation their picturesque, costumes . . . toric administered by because park service. fense plans—and the rehearsing . . . in preparation national and Saturday name “Boeing" has international for their j>art in the three days Leave Detroit at 9 a. m., Put in Bay and recognition in building defense of pomp and |>ageantry which Ml., for Cedar planes—the theme of the “Pot- will make up the first time CRUISE fjord. Point. Round trip excursion fare to Put in Bay 85c, chil- latch” will be “Wings over the Michigan has ever really pa- dren half. All the afternoon at the Bay or remain on the West.” the raded color and romantic Mountainous boat to Sandusky, continuous round trip $1.75, One way And, significantly, the great appeal with which it is blessed. EBkL Totem pole which dominates Se- Bp Jj Wonderland fares to Put in Bay 75c, Cedar Point or Sandusky $1.50. No attle’s Pioneer Square, ha* wings 20,000 Expected time at Cedar Point these days. Due in Detroit at 8 p. m. on the Eagle which tops it. the "Chief Se- More than 20.000 visitors are And statue of the cere- FRIDAY—Leave 9 a. m. to Put in Bay, Cedar Point attle,” the friendly Indian chief expected to witness named, monials and j>ageants which and Sandusky. Afternoon at the Bay or Cedar Point. for whom this city was of has his hand upraised, his face will turn back the pages his- Return 10:45 p. m. tory a full century and a half to upturned— to the skies. p. m. Saturdays Oregon's highways the days of the black-robed Hfl4rlo:3o SUNDAY—Leave Detroit at 10 a. m., all the after- ENJOY A CRUISE ON THE BIG STR. PUT-IN BAY scenic missionary, breast-plated stretching in instances along the noon at Put in Bay. Round trip fare SI.OO, or 3 hours rugged soldier and the picturesque cou- miles of coast, make mo- In- A g,v crime, ’tin. s.encrv and at Cedar Point, round trip the same day* $1.50. RIDES AND SHOWS toring a delight. Oregon brags rier de hois and feathered Ly. dian. romarue, dentin* under the spell ot FRIDAY First St. Dock at 9 about fishing of every variety, These are lovely trips down the Detroit River and AT CUT RATES its wealth of recreational facili- More than a thousand Indians the Northern light! to an excellent A. M. Homo 10:45 P. M. and the western waters Lake and the ties and healthful climate. from the Upj*er Peninsula orchestra, truite director, entertain- across of Erie among Adults 85c FIVE-CENT ATTRACTIONS from Lower Michigan already Lake Stopover 3 Hours 45 Merry-Go-Round, ment galore, and things to Jo ashore Erie islands. Juvenile largo Famous Round-Up are assembling on the island, Children, 5 to 14.... 40c Minutes Carousel. and on Friday morning the first too, like swimming, speed ooat riding, greatest Pack a lunch, dine at the counters or in the dining The frontier exhibi- be lighted seeing ceremonial fire will the Dtonne QUINTS ... a FREE DANCING BATHING, BOATING. TEN-CENT tion in the world today, is the room, Rathskeller, bar or beer garden. ATTRACTIONS . . . lighted with all of the fncndlv atmosphere on shipboard . . . Aero Joy Plana, Ferri* Wheal, nationally famous Pendleton rituals and chan’* that have ON STEAMER FISHING event for on the cruise of the S S. UIOR- Pony Track, Hi Da Ho (waak Round-up an annual gone with the ceremony through At Put in Bay you have a full afternoon, ample time which combine* the glamour everyone days only), Monkey Auto Racaa, all the centuries. GISN boards the ih.p at to visit the Perry Battle Monument and the Caves. Picnic of the oid West, the Shoot the Rapid*, Kiddia Kara, all Ceremonial dance* old when Detroit, jo it it one happy group for bike the modem skill of riders from in the grove, ride a on island boulevards or Tumbla Inn (fun houaa), Blue the white man arrived will he a werk, tinting many interesting in Lake Erie. Beard Palace (fun house). western states, Canada and put on by the Indian* In their bathe Mexico. platei including Tarry Sound among CEDAR POINT EXCURSION COUPON Rocket Ship, Miniat ire Railway, thirty-first ceremonial garb, and the chants Kiddie Auto Merry-Go-Round, The annual Round- which been handed down the 'O,OOO blands. Mamtotilin bland, Plenty doing at Cedar Point Friday and Sunday so T'p in Pendleton, have Caterpillar, Magic Carpat (fun will be held on through generation after gener- Mackinac Island and be one of the thousand bathers. Big midway. Dance in This coupon and 85 cents for adults, or 40 cents for September 11, 13 the Soo house). 12. and 14. he *ung the children, entitles holder to a ticket to Point 1941. ation will to music the great ballroom. Cedar Point is surely a great resort Cedar of native drum* and wind 14-DAY VACATION, $87.50 at FIFTEEN-CENT Cowboys will Contest for for a stopover or an afternoon. and return any Friday. Tickets can be obtained ATTRACTIONS instruments. Including m Week world's championships in riding Aohoro at tho The Detroit Times Travel Bureau, 1370 Cass Avenue,, Cyclone Coaater, Skooter, Bug, Aeui RrUedcrt Hotol, Parry Sound Bullet, a bronco*, bulldogging and roping See Sacred Dame* between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m., or at the dock, foot of Yankee No h’a Ark, long-horn steers, and riding re- DAYLIGHT TO CLEVELAND (children 10 centt) Hi Da Ho First Street, between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m., evenings (Sunday* and Holidays). lay and pony express races. Some of the ceremonial dances s»* your Via Point, $2 one way, Wednesday, Cedar Thursday, p. m. to 9 p. Sunday 7 p. m. to p. m. The Lpwis and Clark Salt w |JJ be von for the first time TRAVEL AOENT Friday, Sunday. 7 m., 11 Twonty-Fivo-Cont Cairn at Seaside, Oregon, by the Saturday, Attractions where white man. for the Bouquet of Life. members of that expedition Ottawa *nd the Chippewa con- Ashley & Dustin Steamer Line boiled sea water to obtain the sider many of their dances SEAWAY i & TWENTY-CENT ATTRACTION salt for the long overland trip sacred «inly through the per- UNIS ASHLEY DUSTIN STEAMER LINE Street RAndolph 0230 Louis, Foat of First Motordrome, Adulta 20 to St. is a shrine of grr-nt suasive powers of Katherine f Ml *f w**4t»»r< centa. GIOtCIM 10 Ml First St. centa. Interest to students of American Foley of Petotkey, WPA Indian D*tr*lt. Mifh. Dock RA. 0230 Children 10 History. project director and friend of CM IUI mMiTounw r»