Leonard celebration set for August 24
Report of June 25 Tiny Council Meeting
By Vickie Kee AWARE Tiny June 30 2012
The first annual Tiny Deputy-Mayors Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner, in honour of Gord Leonard,
will take place on Friday August 24, 2012 and all proceeds will be going to the Georgian Bay General
Hospital Foundation.
The Golf tournament will take place at the Balm Beachway Golf Club, 250 Concession
11 East, Tiny, starting at 12 noon with Best Ball Scrumble. The cost is $340.00 per foursome ($85 per person.)
This includes 18 holes of golf, shared golf cart, lunch and dinner. The dinner will be served at 6 PM at the
Tiny Community Centre located at 91 Concession 8 East Tiny. Cheques payable to Huronia Community
Foundation. To register for the golf tournament, please contact Kevin Leonard 705 526-9311, Balm Beachway
Golf 705 526-7711 and the Huronia Community Foundation ATT: Gary 705 526-5554.
The dinner, which is for the Celebratiion of Gord Leonard’s Life, will take place at the Tiny Community Centre,
(address same as above) at 6PM. The cost is $50 per ticket ( $25 charitable receipt) catered by ELM catering,
Larry and Lorraine Lalonde.Cheques payable to Huronia Community Foundation. The Master of Ceremonies
will be Mr. George Lawrence, Deputy-Mayor of the Township of Tiny.
The dinner tickets are available through: George Lawrence 705 361-2456, Kate Harries 705 322-2545,
Barb Hunt 705 322-0182, Letty McNeil 705 322-4993 and Wyevale Jug City 705 322-2624.
There will be a silent auction and prizes throughout the day.
Sewage study charge questioned
Councillor Warren is questioning why Burnside is asking for $21,377.77 in payment when they are only on
phase 2 of the Septage Study. A lot of the work was done by the Septage Committee before Burnside took
it over. Lawrence and Wishart suggests that the issuue be deferred until Burnside has a chance to explain
themselves.
Lawrence suggests the possibility of putting a stop sign at Lawson Road and Tiny Beaches Road South (TBRS).
There is a senior’s hall and restaurant at this busy intersection.
County Road 29 and the 4th concession are heavily traveled roads, especially on Friiday evenings says Wishart.
It is used as a shortcut from Wasaga Beach to Midland. The speed limit needs to be reduced and a flashing
warning light should be installed but apparently the County of Simcoe has jurisdiction in this area. Tiny will
be sending a recommendation to the County on this matter.
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