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Clinton News-Record, 1975-02-20, Page 12'14M 01A—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD:, TURSDA , FEBRUARY 2O i975 ake a beaver to Lunt features top entertainment Until recently, live Ed Sullivan Show; from en - professional theatre was just tertaining the troops in the flat available to local audien- Middle East with the U.N. ces. Then Theatre Passe Troupe to the C.N.E. grand- Muraille re -introduced us to 'stand to television com- theatre. Now, the re -opening of mercials. one local theatre brings hope of He mixes characters like his a good deal more professional Member of. Parliament from theatre in the future. Kicking Horse Pass and his Blyth Memorial Hall, a half- frenetic disc jockey with other century -old theatre building hilarious gags and Miss will host its first professional Robinson present the perfect theatre production since its partner. The reviewers loved it. recent renovation when well- Qne colurnist wrote "If ever known comedian Dave you've wanted to take a beaver Broadfoot brings his "Take. A to lunch, now is the time to do Beaver To Lunch" to the, it. We took a beaver to lunch via theatre on February 27. the _brilliant and hysterically "Take a Beaver to Lunch", a funny Dave Broadfoot,iand new comedy revue starring comedy partner -Carol Broadfoot and comedienne Robinson, as we `smokey - Carol Robinson was a smash hit beared' our way from one playing for seven months in the hilarious skit to another, cabaret theatre, Old Angelo's. Broadfoot ... possibly the Top The show was such a hit that Canadian humorist in the Broadfoot asked his old friend, country today, made it all come producer -manager -publicist, true. Broadfoot's come a long Robert Johnston to return to way since the old corn -ball days the theatrical -scene in Ontario of playing the nightly and arrange a tour of Ontario. drinkeries. With plaudits from The result was a tour that takes Ed Sullivan, Variety and U.K.'s the show from Timmins and Punch, his flair for the comic Sudbury to the north, to had developed into an �ex- Trenton, Brockville and traordinary sense of timing. Kingston in the East, to Another praised his partner. Kingsville in the south and "Carol Robinson, is as kooky as Blyth in the west. The show will ever, bringing to the show make one other western experience that dates back to Ontario appearance at Listowel the early 60's at the Bhoemian on March 1. Embassy. Appearances with e in Blyth the Dirty Shames, with the Chicay° company of the Second City Revue and with the Pomerantz-Miehaels CI3C Specials have strengthened her projections. As a balance for Broadfoot Miss Robinson is intriguing. Her short stature contrasts amusingly with his lanky, loping posutre." A Montreal journalist closed his column with the following story - "As the show ended - to some of the most enthusiastic _applause I have ever heard in any theatre anywhere, I overheard a conversation that made me feel typically Canadian. Two men, obviously executives, had been seated in front of me and both enjoyed the show immensely. After much laughter and applause, they both rose to go, as they did, one asked, 'Who is he?' Gentlemen, ' he is Dave Broadfoot - one of the funniest men in Canada, when he has the right material. This time he had . just the right kind. The results were the sort of thing we'd pay an arm and a leg for in New York or London. Don't miss it! Your friends will never forgive you!" Tickets for the Blyth ap- pearance are $3.50 each. They areavailable in Blyth from the Blyth Standard or Blyth printing, in Clinton at the News - Record. or by mail order from The Blyth Standard. The appearan comes by way of a coincidence. .. Mr. Johnston happened to be travelling through Clinton when he picked up a newspaper that contained an article on their renovation program at the 53 -year-old hall. His interest was whetted so 111 he wrote to the Blyth v age council asking if They would be interested in him bringing the show to the theatre. They passed the matter along to the president of the Blyth Little Theatre who helped arrange the details. Mr. Johnston recently visited the Blyth theatre and was quite impressed, although there are still some technical problems with lighting and dressing rooms which can mean in- convenience for the per- formers. The accoustics of the old Hall and the sight lines, _ however, make it a great place for the audience. But Mr. Broadfoot and Miss . Robinson are the real at- traction. Mr. Broadfoot has a long line of credits behind him from nine years in the famous revue, "Spring Thaw"; to. the • Clinton centennial band news By Seamus Doherty On February 11th the Clinton Centennial Band Executive met at .. Wesley -Willis United Church to elect the officers who, for the year 1975 would be the directors of the committee and the representatives of the community in the charge of overseeing the welfare and continued advancement of the Band. The officers werre elected as follows: Chairman Bill Hearn; Vice -Chairman - Bill Craig; Treasurer - Mike Pemfound; Secretary - Florence Symons. The Chairmanship was passe'tl ' 11 Hearn` through the acting Chairman of the evening's proceedings, Miss Lois Legg, the Band's Director. Outgoing Chairman, Ben Bridges, offered his congratulations to the new Holmesville Public School -- Mon., Feb. 24 9:30 to 12 and 1:00 to 3;30 p.m. Mullett Central -- Fri., Feb. 28 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 2:30 plm. Clinton Public -- March 4 9 to 12 and 1 to 3:30 p.m. Huron Centennial -- Wed., Mar. 5 9 to 12 and 1 to 3:30 Children born in 1970 are eligible for kindergarten. Please bring birth certificate and immunization records. ti Brownies' report At our last meeting on Monday we watched Geraldine McGee's puppet show. It was excellent. She got her badge for doing it. The Brownies polished shoes. °Mrs. Corrie taught us how to do it well. The sixers practiced their hand signs. Then we had pow -wow and were talking about the trip to Toronto. Mrs. Corrie took a trip to Hawaii. She was going to bring oranges, but the family ate them all. We were talking about a lot of important things. Then we said the Lord's prayer. Then it was 5:00 and we had to go• home. The Heart volunteer Who calls on you at home, will leave behind valuable educational information. Study it carefully. The heart it saves may be your own. Holmesville 4-H Group HAD YOUR PUMP CHECKED LATELY? AVOID MID—WINTER GRIEF BRING YOUR PUMP TO On February 17 the club met at the home of Mrs. B. Bettles. First the pledge, next filling in the registration sheets, then the roll call and the election of officers. Mrs. V. Miller the assistant leader led the discussion on the sewing box and record book. Mrs. Bettles demonstrated how to measure a blouse pattern and planning a wardrobe. The meeting ended by the saying of the 4-1-1 motto. 74e Pink peofde 4.. MINOR REPAIRS SERVICE • MAJOR OVERHAUOLON • AVAILABLEMP ALL MAKES OF PUMPS IN EMERGENCY FAST EFFICIENT •SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES C. VI. EPPS MANUFACTURING LTD. HIGHWAY 8, ONE MILE EAST OF CLINTON aa,.a PHONE 482-3116 or 482-3418 111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111.1.1111111 Introduces by popular demand new low Chairman and extended his offer of assistance to all of the new executive, whenever his knowledge or experience in the Band couldbe of help. The members of the executive thanked the Past Chairman, Ben Bridges,for his efforts, enthusiasm and hard work during his term of office and are looking forward to his advice and service in 1975. Five committee chairmen were elected and will head the following committees.: Finance - John Wise; Instruments - Ben B'idgps ; Uniform - Margaret • o.yentry; Publid' Relations - Seamus Doherty; Special Projects - Cory Haak. 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