Snow Fencing and Sand By Al Taylor When we bought our cottage in 1986, the record high water year, there was a small sand beach, and long time residents told us that it would be much larger once the water returned to normal levels. Boy, did we get sand! The [more]
Buying Insurance Locally Can Save $100’s By Al Taylor A couple of my neighbours told me they had experienced major savings as a result of placing their insurance with local brokers, so I started to investigate. They were right in my case. My house and cars were with two different [more]
Report on Council: A glance back over the last three years and an update on recent Council Meetings For accounts of each meeting since the current Council took office, see the Federation’s website – www.tinycottager.org — under Council Reports. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL: Mayor Robert Klug Deputy Mayor Pierre Paul Maurice Councillor [more]
Where Is Kitty Hawk? By Bill Johnson Of course, everyone knows that Kitty Hawk is on the windswept sands of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where Orville Wright achieved powered, controlled, sustained, manned flight in heavier-than-aircraft December 17th, 1903. Orville and his brother Wilbur made a number of flights [more]
ELECTION 2006 SPECIAL Our recommendations for Tiny’s Next Council The following individuals have presented themselves to the interview committee separately. As all of them live permanently in Tiny Township and have been active as volunteers and on various issues, they know each other a little or by sight, but they [more]
Casting Your Vote Is Essential Many of us come to Tiny Township to rest from the demands of our lives elsewhere. We think of it as our escape, a place for renewal and rest, and for activities radically different from those we pursue ordinarily. Yet all of us have a [more]
And the Winners Are… Our combined efforts have raised almost $30,000 for the Huronia Hospitals Foundation capital fundraising campaign this year! Shore area associations and beaches responded enthusiastically to the Huronia Hospitals’ need for capital. Seventeen shore groups raised funds to help reorganize Emergency, acquire digital imaging, and improve the [more]
The President’s Message By Judith Grant In 2003, the year of the last municipal election, our association, FoTTSA, posted an announcement on The Tiny Cottager website and Tiny’s Residents Working Together printed the same announcement in the Labour Day issue of Tiny Ties. It read – A True Community in [more]
A Heritage Building Lovingly Preserved at Nottawaga Beach: Hamilton Inn – 1838 to the present By Fraser C. Parrott, Jim Parrott & J. Fraser Parrott The Hamilton Inn has a long and distinguished career – first as a home, then Inn and [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations