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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-12-23, Page 5.•5 A dr4 THURS. ‘DEcEMBER 23rd, 1943 CAA ADATICIALMAAAIMAILO The Lucknow Sentinel Lucknow, Ontario Lyceum theatre WINGH AM Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 23, 24, 25 Grandest 'musical of the year! L." 1'ECHNICOLOR ' • MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON- AT 2.30 p.m. 'and, TWO wows SATURDAY M[oHT. - . . Pa..k7.1100.1igitv,VIWYSIque"gimgttifi..0&04*.im.riiitytifVfilegtiegiwpiviugitia. • t PAd12 FIVE Mon Lies Wed. Dec. 27 28 29 .t. 4 . , THEATRE • . • SPECIAL • • iildwavii:ak.::::4,:•:$4:*,:i;:v.iog$:i!:....iii:1:•fti`...t.4.1.%1* YOUR FAVORITES. TOGETHER AGAIN, TOPPING ALL THEIR 'PAST -HITS! /If • f• .• • • . • • . V. IN GEORGE .4 IRA GERSHWIN'S MUSICAL H17 GI GIL STRATTON • ROOT.. E. STRICKLAND •"RAGS" 'RAGLAND. • JUNE ALLYSON :44°44.; : n NANCY .WALKER , GUY KIBBEE . .Z••••$: TOMMY. COSY *59 5$ M!CHE$*„.. ,..„..., . tigotoitiviwoopeosottotiaritsgoisgwwo..Toiviiivoisnosiagoottivorrootio Thursday Friday,Sat Dec. 30, 31,f1Jan 1' MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2.30 p.m. and TWO SHOWS TAATURDAY NIGHT. • • ii&meitiviezioetw' toostoogivrfta'roospowilenlwoosiwoonastivoignidgit The Lyceum. Theatre Extends Season's Greetings To Its Patrons and Friends u' .4 ,-1, if BOXING DAYTOBE' OBSERVED LOCALLY Monday, Decembers 27th, will be observed -by, local business plats at ,Boxing Day. This will give weary 'merchants, whose shelves are "riclellee, and their sales' staffs a well ,earned, and much appreciated three-day holi- day. Rernernber to ley in sufficient provisions to last from ChriStmas eve until Tuesday Morning, De- cember 28th. STANLEY HEADS CHESLEY., AIR , CADETS .. An Air Cadet Corps lis -being organized in Chesley, and Mr. Fred Stanley. has been named as Commanding,. Officer. Mr. Stanley is a °former resi- dent ..of Lucknow,, where:he and Mrs, . Stanley operated a variety store ..where The Market Store •IS- now' located. .Regarding °Stanley's appointment .as head of. . the. Air Cadets The • C.hesley'En-.. .terprise says: "It:is. choice•Ithet .will-app.eelt6 citizens generally: Mr. Stanley.. is. a veteran of the. last war, familiar with Military tontine: and, 'With.„'an .edneetiOn and. b,usineSs training admirably to ',coniniand the ..C6rps"1. - • . • BELIEVED DEAD was the tragic word received at this Christmas season by Judge and Mrs T. M. Costello .of Goderich, regarding their soSgt. Terry Costello'. df the R.C.'A.F., • who was reported missing_ several weeks egO. SCARLET FEVER. in the Kincar- dine diStrict, on top of the 'flu epidpinic,• caused the closing of two rural schools last Week. Week -end 'entertainments in Kin- cardine were cancelled due'to the 40.11, CHRISTMAS TRAIN . • . . .• pm Sunday, December 26th the C.N.R. will. run -a .special train from Kincardine to -Toronto. This train will. leave., .Kincardine at .arid will leavethe Luck - now depot at 4.43.. p.m.:. To .ec-, comodate.„ the '...Christrnas .eve homecoming crowd, two. train's willbe run .froni Toronto on Fri - ,day,. December. • 24th. • KING- TO BROADCAST His Majesty The King will broadcast a Christmas day mess-. -a-p-tp—the Empire from 10 to 10.15 a.M.: EDT. The speech Will be repeated et nine o'clock ChriStmas night.. Diieards Cruteheg And Wheel -Chair , .For several years George Clark of.' Chesley has. got around by the , use of a wheel -chair and crutches. It was a laborious task for 'hint to get out of the -chair. Mr, Clark recently attended a district meeting of the Latter .Day Saints at Owed•Sound and since then has' diicarded the chair and crutches and is walking a. - Your Estate — An Asset or a Liability? •`' UTIANGES in Succession Dazes and Incoine Taxes have : Created some a.ea.1 problems in .the administration of estates. A revision .of your will ipay be advisable: By naming The Sterling Trusts Corpora- tion as executor; you have .the personal. attention of a:senior estate officer assisted: by astaff familiar with current legislation and the rulings of , the various ',taxing authorities. STERLING TRUSTS r,..CORPOWATIoN • Sterling Tower, Toronto 32 years in Buiiness • Honour ROM Available On Application To Ottawa The Department ,a National Defer.* offers a specially_ de- signed honout roll for 'the use of induStry, churches, schools,. clubs., etc. .Thee er'e available' upon ap- pliCation, to the Department.' The basic motif is the Can- adian COat. of Arms, with flank- ing ShieldS reproducing the mapleleaf, leaf, the shamrock, the thistle, and eur- e- an e ags o the navy, army and air force. Rich colors are used to give the roll a special brilliance. • . • They are obtainable in six sizes to 'accomodate from 12 names :up - to 600 "ri a m eS. - These. honotir rolls ate delivered .free . of cost, with the name of *the firrri or organ- ization Making applidation, being lettered in • by the Departinent: Care should be taken to order a size :large...enough to 'take care of 'future enlistinents, and recip- ients must ° make their own ar- rangements for the "lettering- in" of the naines..• ' ' TO GIVE $28. IN 'STAMPS. AND. CERTIFICATES AT DANCE§: . , A total . of $28:00 in War Sav-' ings Certificates. ancl.War Stamp will be given away -at two holi- day dances id be held next week by the Lucknow Fire COrnpany. • The firstdance is on Tuesdey night; December 28th and the second one, Thursday. Debember 30th.' • • At er,ch.. dance there will be two ,$5.00 certificates • giv0as door, prizes, as well as foiii dot- lars in war stamps for novelty dandes. •• 1. . , TO PRESENT 6CANT.ATA • —. The Christinas .cantata • "The Birth of .Jeins", will b:e., present- ecl"in the United Church on Sun- day evening., The. cantata, which was composed by Rev. R. C. Todd of Georgetown and formerly, of Lucknow, has been revised Some - whet for local presentation. • ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Anna lielieCca. daughter Of Mrs. Thompson and the late U.. S. Thompson, Auburn, Ontario, to. Donald Ross, son of Mrs. Gib- bon and the late D: D. Gibbon, Sundtidge, Ontario. The wed- ding will take place the latter part of December. The engagement is announced of Luella Creen, daughter of Mrs. Clara Creen, df London, and for-. merly of LucknoW„to Staff Sgt. Roy N. Bently, Son of Mr. and Roy N. Bentley', son 'of ;Mr. and Ontario, the marriage to take 'place in the near. future. Amberley Store Again Broken Into By Thieves Two robberies were carried out in Huron taviiriship early last. Wednesday • mOrning, when thieves broke open gasoline pumps at 1.4. C. Armstrong's store at Pine. River and 'stele 40 gal- lons of gasoline arid at, James. • Shiell'sistote at Amberley .where: a variety of articles were, taken. n a les i.__Eoawl___Rutherford of Goderich were notified and in- vestigated the break-ins, but. had little on. which to work. ' Thetrobbery at the 4hiells store ., took place between 11 p.m.: Tues- day and 8 ani. NVedilesd0.. Entry was gained. by forcing „ • a lock on the rear door of the store. Articles taken included un- derwear, a dozen Pair of hose, . chocolate' bars, cigarettes, .a Pair ' oV shoes, ties and: . braces.. , . SOme of the merchandise talc4 i • en hadbeenput in stock :Only a few hours before the tobl3ery. It is the second break at the Shielli store in recent years. FOR him, ihat Long • Distance call home at Christ - riles is !file high event of the day. H'scounting on it. Let's • make 'sure that he, and thousands like him, won't be disappointed. . Itmeans giving up our oWn Christmas telephoning, so that war -crowded lines wil) be freed, to handle the flood of holiday greetings • from naval, army and. .air force • posts aeross the country. It ..-mean& sending- our Christmas messages by mail. • Should you find you mint •••••:•••••.;.„ . •• telephone out-of-town, try to do so 'asJun y days. before the holiday as possible. • And, especially avoid all • non-essential calls to distant • •• or war -busy centres. 'Winning the war is a non-stop job, and urgent messages must go through. oich:ve $u &Wings to Wad I A • 14.0144dik..4.1.64.4..w.•• 11 •