HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-07-29, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29,1992. PAGE 11.
Country & Western Talents
Allan Hiusser and his son Phillop both recently won prizes
at the 18th Annual Canadian Open Country Singing
Contest held in Simcoe on the weekend of July 10 and 11.
Residence defies by-law
Continued from page 10
Weigel Drainage being accepted
for the construction of the Turvey
Drain in the fall at the price of
$34,137.03.
Mr. Johnston and Mr. Sellers left
the meeting.
Mr. McBride explained that he
had held a site meeting for the
Warwick-Johnston Drain proposal
at Lot 15, 16, Cone. 2. The
landowners had decided on an
Agreement Drain.
Mr. McBride will prepare a pre
liminary report and a meeting can
be held with the Warwicks with
drawing signatures if that is their
desire.
A meeting will be held in Lis-
towel on Aug. 4, to explain the
disentanglement report. All coun
cillors will attend. Registration is
$10 per person.
Morris endorsed the resolution of
Caperol concerning the present
Criminal Justice System and abduc
tions of innocent children.
A letter was received from Lynne
Armstrong Hayes. She feels that
the residents of Belgrave can travel
to the larger centres and do not
require a library service in Bel
grave.
Council instructed Clerk Nancy
Michie to write Ms Armstrong
Hayes and advise her that council is
considering the interests of seniors
and young children. For this reason
they wish to retain the service in
Belgrave as long as possible.
Council granted $65 to the Brus
sels Bulls for an ad in the 10th
anniversary booklet. The $130 ad
will be split with Grey township.
Council had no objections to a
way side pit permit for John McK-
ercher Construction at South Part
Lot 52, 53, Cone. 1 and North Part
Lot 25, Cone. 2.
Councillor Bert Elliott discussed
with council the wages of the Blyth
Community Centre for 1993. The
board requested approval from the
municipalities.
A letter will be sent advising that
council feels that 5.3 per cent over
two years is too extravagant during
this time of economic restraint.
They will not support the decision.
Reeve Fraser told council that he
has had two meetings with a group
interested in promoting the area for
a location for a meat packing plant.
He was given permission by'coun
cil to continue attending meetings
on this matter and report back on
the status at a later date.
A registered letter will be mailed
to the contractor who removed the
trees from Sideroad 25-26, Cone. 4
to attend the next meeting, with
payment for the trees removed.
Johnston and Glen Sellers.
Reeve Fraser asked if there were
any appeals and was told that no
written appeals had been received
and no verbal ones presented.
Tenders were opened for the pro
ject, with the tender of Barry
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Ethel singers win contest
Allan Hiusser and his son Phillip,
of RR 1, Ethel, both recently came
home winners from the 18th Annu
al Canadian Open Country Singing
Contest (COCSC) held in Simcoe
on the July 10 weekend.
Mr. Hiusser won first place in the
new song writing competition with
his song "Mouth to Mouth Resusci
tation". His prize included $500
and a grand trophy, as well as a
COCSC jacket, and a six-month
subscription to Country Music
News magazine.
Following Mr. Hiusser's perfor
mance, a member of the St. John
Ambulance brigade approached
him and suggested his song might
be used as a theme for the St. John
Ambulance.
Phillip Hiusser sang two songs in
the 12 and under male class, win
ning $100 and a trophy for his ren
ditions of "Dallas" and "Singing the
Blues". He also won the 12 and
Stein, contractor, Belgrave, resi
dence; Norman Wattam, Lot 5,
Cone. 3, residence and old resi
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Andy McBride of Maitland Engi
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under class in 1989.
Well known locally for their tal
ent, members of the Hiusser family
have been performing at the Sim
coe competitions since 1987. Mr.
Hiusser has also sung in the male
open class.
Both Allan and Phillip Hiusser
will have their names engraved on
a plaque in the Country Music Hall
of Fame.
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