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Huron Expositor, 2007-04-18, Page 10Page 10 April 18, 2007 • The Huron Expositor ZWEELGLICif FARM EQUIPMENT SEAFORTH 519-527-0120 EXETER 519-235-2121 www.teamvIncent.com CASE 111 Built for Iife.Yours: No 1 nterest No Payments for 1 2 Months! MAN 9.nr. mMBIN9 • HEATING • AIH -CONDITIONING 24 Hour Emergency Service Available Call Jeff Holman at (519)345-0888 or (519)527-0220 OAC Call For utttrtiit: Johnny Cash tribute plays Seaforth Susan Hundertmark Maybe it's because he grew up listening to Johnny Cash's music. Or, maybe it's because he shares the same birthday - though he's 10 years younger - with the "man in black." But, Bill Cayley, who stars in the Legend in Black show that pays tribute to the music of Johnny Cash, takes the respon- sibility of "carry- ing that mantle" very seriously. "He was a good man, a gracious man and we're trying to do this show with the utmost respect," he says. The Legend in Black, which per- formed for more than 450 people at the Seaforth arena Saturday night, involves Cayley, whose deep voice allows him to hit the same low notes as Cash, Jodi Addeley as June Carter Cash and three back-up musicians as Cash's Tennessee Trio. Cayley, who worked as Ronnie Hawkins' road manager for years during the 1980s, says he had the opportu- nity to meet Cash through Hawkins 4Pi HURON PE RTEl HEALIl ICARL ALLIANCE CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL ST. MARYS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL STRATFORI) GENERAL HOSPITAL . A SALUTE TO HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS "In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do it." National Volunteer Week is celebrated April 15 to 21, 2007 Hospital Volunteers, Hospital Board Members, Local Advisory Committee Members, Auxiliary Members, and Foundation Board Members This is the time of year we acknowledge the enormous contribution by the dedicated volunteers who give their time and efforts to assist in the delivery of programs and services that significantly enrich the culture of our hospitals and the communities we serve. We wish to recognize and express gratitude to all the volunteers who make a difference to our patients, staff, and our local healthcare system ... If you would like to join our great team of volunteers, please refer to the information on our website, www.hpha.ca, or contact your local hospital. News Susan Bill Cayley performs as Johnny Cash at Saturday night to a crowd of more than 45 several times and music. This show also saw him is not an imper- once at Lulu's sonation but it is Roadhouse in about his life and Kitchener. times and I'm "He was very blessed with friendly and he exactly the same treated me right vocal range," he so I have to do says. the same in my Cayley says he show," says has a mental Cayley. image of how While he's Cash thinks and always sung acts and that's Cash's songs, the personna he Cayley says he draws on before got the idea to hitting the stage. perform a tribute "I have to get show after the into my Johnny movie Walk the Cash mode to Line came out make sure I do it and received so right," he says. much interest. With a huge "People obvi- repertoire of ously wanted to songs to choose hear John's from, Cayley says music again so a he tries to per - year and a half form the songs ago, my manage- that give people ment company the most plea - said, `Let's do sure. this. Let's keep "There's such a his music alive,'" body of material, he says. I couldn't imag-. Cayley has ine doing all of it been travelling but we get to all throughout the big songs," he Ontario and says. parts of Quebec Both Lissa for the past year Berard, manager and is now mov- of the Vanastra ingintotheU.S. Recreation with a show Centre, and Dale booked in Rhode Lamont, manag- Island this week. er of the Seaforth "People just arena, say the amaze me. Even event was a big the teens treat success with me as a semi- close to $4,000 rock star because raised that can they know the be split between Hundertmark photo the Seaforth arena 0 people. Huron East's three recreation centres. "I'm really happy with the amount of sup- port it received, that people -of every age came out," says Berard. "It was a good crowd and hope- fully people enjoyed the show," says Lamont. Berard says this is the first time all three recreation cen- tres have worked together for a fundraiser and after the success of the Johnny Cash show, the three will be looking at offer- ing other con- certs. "We were a lit- tle nervous at first because the tickets weren't selling but they went like crazy in the last few days. There are many different options and shows we could arrange," she says. "We will defi- nitely try it again. It was a learning experi- ence but I think it did extremely well," says Berard.