HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-30, Page 9WEDNESPAY, JULY 30, 1975
Lucknow's Fifth
Annual Craft Festival
SPONSORED BY
THE LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
in the Lucknow Arena
Friday, August 1st
1 p.m. til 10 p.m.
AND
Saturday, August 2nd
10 a.m. til 6 p.m.
• •
CRAFTS OF ALL TYPES, BAKING, FRESH PRODUCE
o MEALS FOR SALE.
FREE PARKING
FREE GIFT TO THE FIRST 500 LADIES EACH DAY
PAGE NINE
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
TUBS. WED THURS JULY 79 30 .1
file MOM magnificent pircittre ever!
•• MWD
01.
CABLE
AA 1EN 1.1 ICH
11:S1,11:11(111:11i1)
I 01,11110(11.1A 'HAND
"GONE WITH
THE WIND"
DINO Dt.!..REN TI1S
•-•."
1•••• 1.• KY1 00%707 I
tit DRIVE-IN
°MEAN
CHILDREN ADMITTED
• FREE
. .
FOR FEATURE TIMES 'PHONE 3644240
Wed., Thurs., Fri.,, Sat., July 30, 31
Aug. 1, 2
vitEL "mows
fiefi
DLEs
ziNit t
sliD
SIDNEY POITIER
• BILL A.C.,9Stigv
• HARRY BEIAFHAITE
As Geochle Dan
• UPTOWN
pro,A SATURDAY
wir '74 NIGHT le '
fee= law people WOO fly. YOU "VIM anus Iliagjar"
GIANT HOLIDAY SHOW - Sunday, August 3rd
•AtIrtilt10,000015 A ON mar 'Faux.
'NOM(
P616E-' BNF 01 riff SYNDICATE BEST OWE
FANS SAW .1 . art j,r0f GOOTAIIIIR
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 8R /T THE nom is DEAR •
CoibktaerY4 Reid
ioutitiniumilion! •
CHILIMPfl SifotICOtil
!tin" WITH
DOD THINGS!
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
• 3001COILIT• C.
I )AA'N A blIA MS
TOM 'BAKER
MI: I I AT I. t 'RAk
ELLInT r
• ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
HORRO
WILT O
R
F
Mon., Tues., Wed., Aug.4, 5, 6
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
RonnieCorbett•
NOSEX-
WE'RE BRiret
ONE G/ IN. NISI MAN S1001E411
11/MS S1NC1
IN! 000141010
DON
IS DEAD %AI
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug.10, 11, 12
II> 'NO S
MERCY
MAN
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Aug. 13, 14, 15
They came to
molest his sister
...attack his mother
...kill his father
...Then one day
he bicame
SM;,0,7.7F:
•
- and all Hell
broke A ash!
I A MAW • 1,,,f
U11,•
You never had a trip like this before.
r-/ 1511 L21111
z
ISHING POINT COLOR
"Delightfully_
outrageous."
PHANTOM
PAItADISE
Saturday, August 16 Only
ant ENTERTAINMENT
JOHN WAYNE
STEWART GRANGER
ERNIE KOYACS
FABIAN Ad
Sew •••••v.
NORTH TO
.ALASKA
te a .,
1IN
IVA
0011r gaff
ehea 17 • 11 ti
GEORCE HAMILTON SUSAN
r
O R
pvN
RED BUTTONS ARTHUR O'CONNELL
THE STORY OF THE,
IMMORTAL HANK •
IMILLIAMS 1 '
s I
Sun., Mon., Tues., August 17, 18; 19
WHEN THE MOON IS FULL
THE DEBBI'
MUST DIE!
ADULT ENTERTAI !{ENT
4>ijlonnie's
Kids
yha'
• 'sh •
eirrit
ti had
HIM Ra61AS. 014 Ag11°
4.111
•
A (....1.1,1110 Corp Ct9i!!.FiEkikt
AN ELECTRIFYING
MOTION PICTURE
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug. 7, 8, 9
WANTED
HOLIDAY 5 SHOW
SPECIAL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
Mandingo Death Wish
PARK
G0DERICH
30 nil 80UARI
PHONE 074 7811
AIR (OHOIDOHED
WED THURS , FRI.; SAT.• JULY 30,31 AUG, 1,2
1:01=10060t• 0.60
"A Goon*
SPORT-AcutAR"
'WALT DISNEY 60' s tt -..; r, 1,1
0N
SUN. MON.. TUES.—AUG 3,43
L envy
WED TO TUES., AUG. 6,7,8,9,10.11,12
11114 06.
ADULT
EN TERTAINMENT
WED TO TOES AUG 13,14,15,16,17,18,19
hee Not 6 „
Ili sls.11.4
kirk biletlas Akio Seib Ilintid.lhasure
Grow &Nikon Main *rend Kroadaliorrano
Iletoorik toilk.hoome,
Program Subject 'To Chong. Without Hotiie
'1111C
N10-
N4110•1110-
‘4.-
MA NTWEWORLD
•
•
•
•
•
•• • Wed. 30, Thurs. 31, Pd., Aug. Land Sot. 2nd •
• ONE COMPLETE SHOWING DAILY AT
7i3O P.M.
•
' • I „„,„,1.16,°. •
• I,
0
•
• is
• L '-'"'"'"'
liv1/411"A GooPfw: SPORFACOLAR1
''''' A --Id a; pcgrr oCARZligi F EST •
•
11C+ iNICOI OR c 040 00ccv i, 00110 . ^` 0
Ak• ••••••••••••••••• it w SUN. 3, MON. 4, TUES. 5th Imo
• ONE SHOWING DAILY AT 7:30 P.M. . •
• 'DETECTIVE LT.BRANNIGAN Li •• • 'IS IN LONDON... SAVE •
• _ - iviE 010'. •
•, GOD ,,gEte •
Tamp. i'-11"D 11 autINWAINE—€04,0* I --, .., , ..4iBuligiiiiGal g a k..‘‘, • •
• • REPORT TO THE _ jerml EADULT _I
▪ COMMISSIONER
• STARTS WED.,
P.M.
HIERTAINMEN i
• AUG. 6th • 8 . 111110 d'vioil •••••••••• •••iiii
HEAD START
Foresight is the inborn 'ability
to utiliziethe preSent in making
a past for future use.
LYCEUM
WiNGHAM ONIAPIO PHONE 17 1 .•
• • • •
COMING AUGUST 8 TO 16
WHITE LINE 1
PLUS ADULT • DARKER THAN AMBER ENTERTAINMENT
WHILE AT THE CRAFT , FESTIVAL
CHECK THE TERRIFIC 'BUYS' AT
SEPOY DAYS SIDEWALK SALE
Died Suddenly
At Age 47
LANGSIDE
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Miller on the birth of their
baby boy on Saturday, July 19th.
Karen and Liane Young spent a
few days last week with their
cousins Sharon and Cindy Struth-
ers of Lucknow.
Bob Orr had' the misfortune to
cut a deep gash in his arm with a
sheet of steel while roofing a barn
-on—Thursday. It Was treated- of
Kincardine Hospital.
Ken Young and 'nephew Marty
Young took a week's ,motor trip up
north last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Nunn of
Bristol, England are spending a
few days with Mr. and. Mrs: Philip
Steer: They expect to spend some
time in Canada. They are' cousins
of Philip Steer.
Jamie Young is taking a A motor
trip as far as Vancouver. He is ,
travelling with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Martin and
Danny of 'VVingham. They expect
to be away about three weeks:
Kevin. McLeod of Gtielph is
spending a week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Moffat:,
Mr. and, Mrs. Don Bell, Wayne
and Beverley returned hothe after
spending a week at a cottage in
Hayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young,
Kevin and Brian of Toronto, spent
the week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Young. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Young, Marty, Karen and
Liane and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Young visited On Sunday at the
same home. Russell ,Young
returned to Toronto with them for a
week.. •
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 975
>.<
71,
IMMO 111 IA /..111
CHARLES
BRONSON
MRS. JIM YAECK
The passing Tuesday morning,
July 22, of a 'Walkerton lady at a
relatively early age, in the person
of Mrs. Jim Yaeck of 191 Victoria
Street, Was learned with regret by
the residents of the community in
general.
Mrs. Yaeck, who was 47 years of
age, died suddenly at- her resid-
ence, Tuesday ,about six . a.m.., the
result of a heart seizure.
The deceased had enjoyed ap-
parent good health during her
lifetime, and her unexpected death
came as a .particular shock to her
husband and family, who are
extended sincere condolences in
the kiss of a loving wife and
mother.
The late Mrs. Yaeck -who 'was the
former Irene Schumacher, was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schumacher of the Tees-
water area, where she spent her
early girlhood and received her
schooling.
On November Sth, 1949, she was
married to Jim Yaeck, son of Mr.
Andrew Yaeck and the late Mrs.
Yaeck of Walkerton and the couple
took up residence in the Bruce
Capital.
The deceased was a member of
Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Walker-
ton, and the Catholic Women's
League.
Besides her husband, the late
Mrs. Yaeck is survived by one son,
Kenneth of Durham, and one
daughter, Brenda, at home, and
one granddaughter. She was
predeceased by one daughter,
Sharon, Mrs. John Keip, who
passed away February 17, 1974.
Remaining also are one sister,
Mary, Mrs. Melvin Zettel of R. R. 4
Walkerton, and four brothers, Ray
of Windsor, George of Calgary,
Edward of Walkerton and Frank of
Holyrood. Two brothers prede-
ceased. " •
The remains rested at the Tanner
and Pearson Funeral Home. Walk-
erton, thence on Friday to ,Sacred
Heart' Church, where requiem
mass was celebrated at 10 a.m., by
Rev. John Newstead.
Interment took place in Calvary
Cemetery.
AUGUST Is TO 17 'ADULT
Return to Macon ENTERTAINMENT
Ctithg4.4
'THE AUDIENCES DON'TJUST SEE !T- hey cheer it? They love it!
Expect all that the
matron pttture screen has
never dared to show before
Expect the truth
FEAR IS
THE INV
FRIDAY TO THURSDAY, AUGUST 1,2,3.4,5.6.7
Vigilante,
city style- judge, jury,
and executioner.
Program Subject to Chong. Without Notict
ALESTAIR Met LEANS MOST
BIZARRE ADVENTURE
......1.0t00,04.0101-PATMet
AC MEAT A RUDDY 011001/CTION
IiIIIITREYNOLDS,
"THE LONGEST YARD"
AM 11414 0,100..n
"DEATH WISH"
Vift1101111011111. /101
.11114 M 01/011/0 MP, 1.010.1
• *NIL.
An orgyol fie ciarro*dT
Tales that
Witness
Madness