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Publication - Huron

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www.huronkinloss.com
HURON-KINLOSS
Lucknow Point Clark Ripley
Modern, European
inspired clothing and
shoes for Men and Women.
Monday-Wednesday
10:00am - 6:00pm
Thursday-Friday
10:00am - 8:00pm
Saturday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday 11:00am - 5:00pm
www.ninewaves.ca
3 Locations to serve you better!
Lucknow
457 Campbell Street
t (519) 528-5888
e [email protected]
Kincardine
737 Queen Street
t (519) 396-6463
e [email protected]
Listowel
198 Main Street West
t (519) 418-5888
e [email protected]
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Contents
MUniCiPaL inFoRMation
attRaCtions anD events
› Tourism Services and Amenities
› 2016 Ice Cream Trail™
› Point Clark Lighthouse
› Beaches & Marinas
› Grassroots Rural Retreat
› Bruce Botanical Food Gardens
› Pine River Cheese Museum and Tours
› Hurontel Museum
› Secrets of the Back 40
› Lewis Park
› Ripley Heritage Mural
› Paul Henderson Mural
› Donald Dinnie Statue
› Golf Courses
› Downtown Ripley and Lucknow
› Family Funland
› Lucknow Splash Pad
› Kinloss Tract
› Historical Walking Tours
› Places to Stay
› Places to Eat
› Special Events
› Community Events
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› Huron-Kinloss Community Services
› Facilities
› Parks
› Trails
› Recreation
› Maps, Point Clark
› Maps, Lucknow
› Maps, Ripley
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› 2015 Progress Report Summary
› Council & Committee of the Whole
› Police Services Board
› Natural Gas Initiative
› Nuclear Waste Advisory Committee
› Clerk’s Department
› Building & Planning Department
› Huron-Kinloss Official Plan
› Septic System Approval
› Huron-Kinloss Septic Inspection
› Treasury Department
› Community Services
› Emergency Management
› Ripley Cemetery
› Economic Development
› By-laws and Regulatory Information
› Fire Department Coverage Areas
› Fire Safety
› Public Works
› Blue Box Collection Schedule
› Garbage/Recycling Sections Map
ContaCts
› Government
› Public Services
› Business Directory
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Welcome to the 2016 Huron-Kinloss Discovery Guide. This Guide is an all in one
resource of businesses, services, organizations and events in our community.
The Township of Huron-Kinloss
21 Queen Street, Box 130
Ripley, ON NOG 2R0
Phone: 519-395-3735
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.huronkinloss.com
Published By
The Township of Huron-Kinloss
© 2016 Township of Huron-Kinloss. No part of
this book may be reproduced without permission.
All photos are the property of the artist.
Printing
W.D. Keeling Printers Limited
www.weprint.on.ca
Graphic Design
Laura Crossett, Crossett Design
crossettdesign.com
Photo Credits
Thank you to those who submitted photos
and helped make this Guide a success.
A few of those are:
Ainsdale Golf Course
Kelly Lush
Kincardine Record
Lamondeen Photography
Lucknow Little Mudder/
Deneka Crich
Mary Rose Walden
Ripley Huron Skating Club
Sharon Pike
Shelley Savill
Taralyn Cronin
The Township of Huron-Kinloss is located at the south end of Bruce County on the
Where is
shores of Lake Huron. It encompasses the former Villages of Lucknow and Ripley,
Huron-Kinloss? as well as the beach community of Point Clark, and many small rural communities.
Parry Sound
Distance and Time to Huron-Kinloss
Barrie
Hamilton
Kitchener/Waterloo
London
Niagara Falls
Sarnia
Stratford
Toronto
Tobermory
Windsor
Lake Huron
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Kincardine
Huron-Kinloss
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Orangeville
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Listowel
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Sarnia
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SIDEROAD 30
Amberley
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Huron-Kinloss Discovery Guide 2016
BURT ST
HURON-KINLOSS
SIDEROAD 10 SOUTH
SIDEROAD 20 SOUTH
SIDEROAD 30
Point Clark
CONCESSION 2
SIDEROAD 5
SIDEROAD 25
SIDEROAD 20 NORTH
BASELINE
HIGHWAY 21
CONCESSION 4
GREY OX AVE
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CONCESSION 6 EAST
Holyrood
BRUCE ROAD 6
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Lurgan
Ripley
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Pine River
STATTERS LAKE AVE
CONCESSION 10
LO
CONCESSION 8
Kinlough
HAYES LAKE AVE
CONCESSION 12
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GUEST AVE
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NORTH BASELINE
Lake
Huron
SOUTHLINE AVE
HURON-KINCARDINE EAST
HURON-KINCARDINE WEST
BUTTON ST
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Kinloss
NORTHLINE AVE
KAIRSHEA AVE
Lucknow
SOUTH KINLOSS AVE
WHITECHURCH ST
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HIGHWAY 9
407
BUSHELL ST
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21
WOLFE ST
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165km ~ 2h 10min
160km ~ 2h
100km ~ 1h 15min
125km ~ 1h 40min
230km ~ 2h 40min
160km ~ 2h
100km ~ 1h 15min
210km ~ 2h 30min
155km ~ 1h 55min
300km ~ 3h 30min
LANGSIDE ST
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WALKER'S LINE
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BRUCE ROAD 1
Owen Sound
LOCKART ST
Tobermory
Whitechurch
attRaCtions
& events
› Tourism Services and Amenities
› 2016 Ice Cream Trail™
› Point Clark Lighthouse
› Beaches & Marinas
› Grassroots Rural Retreat
› Bruce Botanical Food Gardens
› Pine River Cheese Museum and Tours
› Hurontel Museum
› Secrets of the Back 40
› Lewis Park
› Ripley Heritage Mural
› Paul Henderson Mural
› Donald Dinnie Statue
› Golf Courses
› Downtown Ripley and Lucknow
› Family Funland
› Lucknow Splash Pad
› Kinloss Tract
› Historical Walking Tours
› Places to Stay
› Places to Eat
› Special Events
› Community Events
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attRaCtions & events
tourism services and amenities
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• Amberley General Store, Amberley • Mac’s, Lucknow
• MacAdams Mini Mart, Ripley
Banks
• Bank of Montreal, Lucknow
• Royal Bank of Canada, Ripley
Public Washrooms (*seasonal)
• Lighthouse Park*, Point Clark
• Lewis Park*, Ripley
• Lucknow & District Sports
Complex
• Ripley Huron Community Centre
• Township of Huron-Kinloss
Municipal Office, Ripley
• Victoria Park*, Lucknow
• Waterworks Park*, Lucknow
Wifi access
• Lake Range Family Restaurant,
Point Clark
• Lucknow & District Sports
Complex
• Lucknow and Ripley Libraries
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Ripley-Huron Community Centre
Point Clark Lighthouse
Point Clark Community Centre
Old Lucknow Fire Hall at
Kinsmen Park
tourism office
Tourism information is available at the Point Clark
Lighthouse, Municipal Office in Ripley, Lucknow
Tourism Office, Bruce Botanical Food Gardens and
Family Funland.
The Lucknow Tourism Office is open from the May long
weekend to Labour Day. Pick-up free brochures and
information about attractions, events and activities
across Ontario, maps and information about HuronKinloss, Bruce County, and Huron County. Tourism staff
are there to assist you with directions and help you
plan your activities. Free wifi is also available.
Regular Hours
• Wed 10:00a.m. – 4:00p.m.
• Thurs 2:00p.m. – 8:00p.m.
• Friday 2:00p.m. – 8:00p.m.
• Sat 10:00a.m. – 4:00p.m.
• Sun 10:00a.m. – 4:00p.m.
• Stone and Brick for
New Homes and
Renovations
• Steps/Flagstone/
Rockery
• Fire Pit Kits
• Mulch/Topsoil/
Aggregates
• Paving and
Patio Stones
• Landscape and
Masonry Products
• Windows and Doors
• Thin Stone Veneers
South of Kincardine, 1.5 km E of Hwy 21 on Conc. 12
STONE & BRICK INC
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519-395-2747
www.WestShoreStoneandBrick.com
Holiday Hours
• May 20th 10:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
• July 1st 10:00a.m. – 4:00p.m.
• August 1st 10:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
TM
Be sure to start the 2016 Ice
Cream Trail™ with a BIG appetite!
The Trail, which took home an
Ontario Tourism Award in 2013
for Best Marketing Initiative, is
back for its sixth year and Sammy
Sprinkles is looking forward to
sharing his favourite local food
with you! That’s right, it is all
about the FLAVOUR this year!
This fun family photo scavenger hunt takes
participants to nine retailers that sell ice cream
in Huron-Kinloss. The objective of the scavenger
hunt is to follow the clues at each of the nine
stops to find Sammy Sprinkles and take your
picture with him. Submit your photos to the
Township of Huron-Kinloss to receive a free t-shirt
AND this is just for playing! All entries will be
eligible for the grand prize of 250 Huron-Kinloss
dollars to spend at local merchants. Special prizes
will be awarded for the funniest, most creative
and largest group photos.
Contest begins May 20 and runs until September 30.
PaRtiCiPatinG MeRCHants
village Pizzeria by the Lighthouse
Family Funland
Cobblestone Pub and Grill
700 Victoria Rd. RR #1 Ripley
(Point Clark)
519-395-3974
1212 Highway 21 RR #1 Kincardine
519-395-0360
648 Campbell St. Lucknow
519-812-1777
Lake Range Family Restaurant
Ripley variety
armstrong’s Bakery and Bulk Food
32 Queen St. Ripley
519-395-4455
519-528-2211
Holyrood General store
Mary’s Restaurant
825 Bruce County Rd 1 Holyrood
519-395-5062
519-528-3309
195 Lake Range Dr. RR#1 Kincardine
(Point Clark)
519-395-0322
Pine River Cheese
635 Highway 21 RR #4 Ripley
519-395-2638
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What better way to end a beautiful, sunny
summer day at Point Clark than to watch the
sun go down from the top of the Point Clark
Lighthouse! A spectacular view of the Lake
Huron shoreline is definitely worth the climb!
The Point Clark Lighthouse is a National Historic
Site and was one of the first "imperial towers" to
flash its light. Six of these majestic towers were
built by John Brown on Lake Huron and Georgian
Bay in the 1850s. Built of limestone from nearby
Inverhuron, the Point Clark Lighthouse stands
26.5 metres (80 feet) high.
The Lighthouse was acquired by Parks Canada
in 1967 to commemorate the vital role of
lighthouses in navigation on the Great Lakes.
The lightkeeper’s dwelling, built at the same
time as the lighthouse, is now operated as a
museum by the Township of Huron-Kinloss.
Between 2010 and 2015, the Lighthouse
underwent extensive reconstruction due to
deteriorating stones. Over 300 stones were
replaced, and the entire tower was re-grouted
and white-washed. New windows were also
installed. If you are interested in the
restoration of the lighthouse, visit the
Lighthouse Museum to watch a video of the
process.
The Point Clark Lighthouse is located in Point
Clark at the end of Lighthouse Road, off Huron
Road.
www.huronkinloss.com/point_clark_lighthouse.cfm
Hours of operation
Open: June 30th to Labour Day
Regular tours
10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m daily
(last tour departs at 5:00p.m.)
sunset tours
July and August: 8:00p.m. – 10:00p.m.
These tours are only available through
pre-booking. Call 519-395-2494 during
open hours, or 519-395-2909 for
reservations.
Drop-in Kids Program
5-10 years old
Fridays 2:00p.m. – 4:00p.m.
admission
Regular: Adults $5.00
Children (12 and under): $3.00
Family: $15.00
Sunset: $10.00 per person (no family rates)
Kids Program: $5.00 per child (includes a
craft, snack and games)
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TRAILER LIFE
Award of Excellence
FishermansCove.com
519-395-2757
13 Southline Ave. Kincardine, ON
WIFI Available
attractions & events
Beaches &
Marinas
Boiler Beach
Looking for a quiet, sandy
beach? Somewhere to relax by
the water and listen to waves
crash on the shore? HuronKinloss has just what you are
looking for! Although we have
great beaches up and down
the shoreline, the two main
beaches in Huron-Kinloss are
Point Clark Beach and Boiler
Beach.
Point Clark Beach
Point Clark Beach
Point Clark Beach is a great place to spend the
day with the kids. There are a variety of activities
within a short walking distance of the beach and
public washrooms are available across from the
Lighthouse.
Boiler Beach
At the north end of the
Township you will find the
remains of the Erie Belle,
a Great Lakes Steamer
that exploded along the
shoreline of Lake Huron on
November 21, 1883.
Erie Belle Boiler
Built in 1864, it served the east coast of the
United States during the Civil War era and sailed
as a packet steamer on Lake Erie for many years,
until it sunk and was rebuilt as a tug. At the time
of the explosion, the Erie Belle was trying to rescue
a schooner that had drifted in the water during a
terrible storm. The blast killed four of the 12 men
on board and destroyed the ship.
All that remains of the Erie Belle today is the boiler
(the cause of the explosion), which now rests on
the sandy beach. The area has for decades been
known as Boiler Beach.
Access Point: The base of Boiler Beach Road where
it intersects with Conc. 12, or where it intersects
with Huronville Street (just south of Kincardine).
Pack a picnic lunch to eat beside the playground,
and enjoy a game of beach volleyball. You can even
launch your boat at the marina! Ice cream is available at the Village Pizzeria, which is just a short
walk from the beach. If you are really hungry, Lake
Range Family Restaurant is a great place to grab
some fish and chips.
Pine River Boat Club – Private marina. Information available at www.pineriverboatclub.ca
Access Point: The end of Lighthouse Road, off
Huron Road (Conc. 2) in Point Clark.
Point Clark Boat Club – Public marina. Launch
keys available at Village Pizzeria, by the lighthouse.
Marinas
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Life Is Meant To Be Celebrated And
Moments Meant To Be Shared
Magical moments naturally happen on this 100 acre rural
retreat and event venue. This century homestead is deeply
rooted on the 5th generation Morrison family farm where
the peace and serenity create a perfect place for learning,
healing and celebrating with family and friends. Our facility
offers lovingly designed spaces to capture the natural beauty
of the surrounding landscape while offering an opportunity
to pause, slowdown and reflect in this fast paced world.
Whether you come for a wedding, a workshop, a culinary
experience or a relaxing retreat, a visit to Grassroots Rural
Retreat takes you on a journey where memories are made,
life is celebrated and community grows.
Grassroots Rural Retreat
760 Bruce Rd 86, R1, Lucknow, ON N0G 2H0
Vicky & Roger Morrison
519 528-2210
[email protected]
Open to the Public
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 10am – 5pm
Evenings, Friday & Saturday: By appointment or bookings
for retreats, dining, weddings and workshops
Wellness at Grassroots ~
nourishing the body, mind & spirit
Wellness is the condition of being in optimum
health and vibrant living. It is a wholistic blend
of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. The
path of natural health and wellness is a life-long
journey that requires personal responsibility and
commitment. We offer services, programs and
workshops that will guide, educate and inspire
individuals towards a path of living well. We
work with a team of practitioners, facilitators,
coaches and mentors that will guide and support
your personal journey in all aspects of living.
Services are available by appointment and
programs will be offered throughout the year
so make sure you are on our list to receive our
upcoming programs.
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Retreats at Grassroots
~ fun & relaxation in
the beautiful setting of
mother earth
Gather your groupies
together and come
experience a day
getaway at Grassroots.
Whether a work team,
family or friends we
invite you to explore
what we have to offer
with themed retreats
such as Mindful Living,
Beauty & the Feast,
Girlfriend R&R, Garden
Gourmet, Farm Chick
Social or our Farm to
Table. There will be
plenty of time for fun
mixed with relaxation in
the beautiful setting of
Mother Earth.
Culinary at Grassroots ~ we believe that food
should be fun, exciting and have SOUL
Eating on the Farm creates unique local food
experiences designed to celebrate good,
sustainable food (seasonal, organic, unrefined,
and local). We strive to promote the local food
movement, with a touch of global flair here and
there! Indulge your inner foodie as you join us for
private dining, at our community table, culinary
workshops or a wood fired pizza and music night.
Weddings at Grassroots ~
simple rustic elegance with
hint of vintage charm
Our venue is filled with
character and traditions
that flow into our
unconditional commitment
to you. Intimacy and
quaintness is the setting we
strive for.
Beautiful options are
available for your ceremony,
reception and photography.
Our in-house event planning
will help to simplify your life,
making this journey of love
flow with ease.
We accomodate weddings
of up to 130 guests from
June to September.
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Bruce Botanical
Food Gardens…
I’ve bean, have you?
62 Park Street in Ripley
isn’t your typical country garden
experience. Bedspring fencing, wire spool tables, tractor seat stools and
reclaimed items throughout are surrounded by over 10,000 food plants
all grown using natural, sustainable methods. If you haven’t included the
Bruce Botanical Food Gardens on your must do list for summer vacation
this year, you need to reconsider! We are indeed a rare experience not
to be missed.
This year’s theme—The Body of Health will demonstrate the various
foods that target the health of the body’s systems-circulatory, digestive,
endocrine, eyes, brain, heart, skin, and reproductive. Learn what the
requirements are for optimal health and what plants provide to support
each system.
The Wild Thangs garden will share our enthusiasm for edible weeds. The
season kicks off with a celebration of the dandelion. Learn about what
this plant REALLY has to offer and indulge in dandelion treats.
Join us at the BBFG, in the heart of Ripley, to reconnect with nature and
food. Don’t forget about our Living Marketplace…fresh-picked-from-thegarden food available to everyone for the cost of a donation.
Adopt a section of the garden to maintain. A few minutes a week can
make the garden a delight for all.
VISIT OUR OFF-GRID BUSINESS INCUBATOR
ORRponics will be on hand to explain soilless
growing by hydroponics, aeroponics and
aquaponic systems and demonstrate how off grid
technologies can be employed to grow food.
CHILDREN 6-12
Join our Agricultural Stewardship Program starting
in April and running weekly through to October.
You will propagate (and save) a bean so rare it
teeters on extinction.
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers of all ages are always needed,
welcomed with open arms and a warm smile!
Special fun option for high school hours. Contact
us at [email protected] or through www.bbfg.org.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE
www.bbfg.org
Pine River Cheese
Museum and tours
A visit to the cottage just isn’t complete without
squeaky cheese curds! AND now you can get them in
five different flavours including Dill, Ranch and Thai
Curry! That’s not all that is new at Pine River Cheese;
recently they introduced craft beer cheese!
Did you know that you can also grab some lunch while
visiting the store? Between January 2nd and April 30th
lunch is offered every day the store is open, except
Sundays. The Cheesy Monkii food truck opens April
30th and will be open until September 4th. For more
information visit www.cheesymonkii.com.
Pine River Cheese has been in operation since 1885.
Collaborating with the Bruce County Museum & Cultural
Centre, the Pine River Cheese Museum showcases artifacts
used in cheese production over the past 150 years. A DVD
takes visitors on a journey through the cheese-making
process. The museum also features an observation area
overseeing the production area, providing you a rare
glimpse into the art of cheese making.
The factory is located at 635 Hwy. 21, RR4 Ripley. Call
519-395-2638 or visit www.pinerivercheese.com. Follow
them on Facebook and Twitter. Bus tours are welcome
however, you are encouraged to call ahead.
RetaiL stoRe HoURs
May to Christmas*
Monday to Saturday, 9:00a.m. – 6:00p.m.
Sunday, 10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
January to May*
Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00a.m. – 6:00p.m.
Sunday, 10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
*store hours subject to change
Hurontel Museum
Huron Telecommunications has been operating
for over a century. Today, they provide local
customers with phone, internet, TV services, and
much more.
There are two separate rooms in the entrance of
their main office in Ripley, which are dedicated
to preserving the original telecommunication
provider’s equipment. From the original manual
phone switches to an ‘ancient’ computer
(compared to today’s standards), and even the
original stools the switchboard operators used on
a daily basis.
ContaCt
60 Queen St., Ripley
Monday to Friday, 8:30a.m. – 4:00p.m.
1-877-395-3800 www.hurontel.on.ca
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secrets of the Back 40
Interact with and buy directly from local
farmers and producers who have a passion for
providing you with local harvest and wares.
Off the beaten path in Huron-Kinloss’ "Back
40" you'll find:
• Fresh Produce
• Eggs
• Maple Syrup
• Flowers, Trees
• Home Baking
and Shrubs
• Preserves
• Custom Built
• Apples
Furniture
While exploring these gems on the scenic
backroads of Huron-Kinloss, take time to
visit the downtowns of Lucknow and Ripley
and experience unique businesses and
small-town charm.
Pick up a brochure at one of our tourism
information locations or download it at
www.huronkinloss.com/farmgatelisting.cfm.
Please respect the traditional lifestyle of our residents
of the Mennonite faith and the request for “No
Sunday Sales” (NSS).
Lewis Park
Lewis Park is a great place to take your little ones
for a play. It features a splash pad, swings, a multiplay structure and a climber. There are also several
accessible play stations located along the perimeter
of the play area. It is located at the corner of Queen
and Huron Streets in downtown Ripley.
An accessible family washroom/changeroom is
available in the park and there are several picnic
tables and benches located throughout the park to sit
and relax under the silver maples and walnut trees.
A centrally located pavilion is circled with engraved
stones purchased by families and friends who
supported the creation of this revitalization project.
Other engraved stones and boulders are located
throughout the park to recognize the incredible
financial support of the community. Engraved stones
are still available for purchase, so call 519-395-3735
for more details.
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Ripley Heritage Mural
Across from Lewis Park, a unique mural was
installed in July 2015 on the façade of the
former Courtney Grain and Seed building. CoBalt
Connects, which is a non-profit organization
based out of Hamilton, collected historic photos
of people in Ripley and transformed them into
life-sized images that now cover the old building
and the former hotel next to it. Plaques beside
the images tell the story of some of the founders
of the village of Ripley.
Paul Henderson Mural
Lucknow’s most famous native son and Canadian
hockey hero Paul Henderson is honoured in a
mural in downtown Lucknow. The Paul Henderson
Mural, on the corner of Campbell and Ross Streets,
depicts the celebration of the series-winning goal
scored by Henderson against the Soviet Union in
the 1972 Summit Series.
It was completed by Allan Hilgendorf, who has
murals throughout Ontario, and was restored by
Ruth Hurdle, an artist from Midland.
Donald Dinnie Statue
The brawny Scot, whose statue stands proudly in the Village of
Lucknow, is Donald Dinnie, a champion wrestler and heavyweight
athlete of the 19th century. Born in 1837 in Aberdeenshire,
Scotland, Dinnie won over 10,000 competitions during his
lifetime, excelling in sports such as hammer-throwing, wrestling,
hurdles and jumping.
Donald Dinnie competed in the Lucknow Caledonian Games in
1882. Since this time, Dinnie has become somewhat of an icon
for Lucknow. In 2010, the Lucknow beautification committee
unveiled the metal statue of Donald Dinnie on the corner of Inglis
and Campbell Streets.
This sculpture was created by local artist William Dickie with
funds raised during the 2008 Lucknow Reunion. Although Donald
was a Scotsman who had no ties to Lucknow other than the
games, he became a folk hero of the time and thus a part of
village history.
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Practice Facilities - Pro Shop
Licensed Banquet room for up to 180
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519-395-5555
www.ainsdalegolf.ca
[email protected]
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Pro shop, licensed area for 80, Snack Bar
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2 miles south of Tiverton on Hwy. 21
519-396-8450
www.somerhillgolf.ca
[email protected]
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pumpkins/squash/gourds/ fall decorations
Homemade goods, Jams & Jellies,
Maple Syrup, Relishes, Honey
Farm Market Stand
Open Mid-May to End of October
Open Monday, and Wed.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
CLOSED TUESDAY AND SUNDAYS
Lake Huron
Kincardine
9
21
Kinloss
Kinlough
Ripley
Holyrood
Kinloss
Produce
1404 Grey
Ox Avenue
Teeswater
86
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Lucknow
insdale Golf Course is situated
A
on scenic, rolling terrain on the
shores of Lake Huron
Golf Courses
Ainsdale is an 18-hole golf course situated on
scenic, rolling terrain of the shores of Lake Huron
featuring:
BlackHorse Golf
and Country Resort
• Fully equipped Pro Shop
BlackHorse offers 18 holes on impeccably
manicured fairways and greens, a beautiful practice
range and all new cart fleet.
• Licensed lounge
It also offers:
• Driving range, practice bunkers and greens
• Lessons and rentals
• CPGA golf professional lessons, groups and clinics
with Joe the Pro
• Public play, groups, tournaments and charities
• Designated 19th hole and 100-yard practice area
with bunkering
BLACKHORSE GOLF AND COUNTRY RESORT
• Practice putting green
AINSDALE GOLF COURSE
• Fully licensed café, patio, banquet tent
1436 Bruce Rd. 1, north of Lucknow (RR4 Kincardine).
519-395-0009, email [email protected]
www.blackhorsegolf.ca.
2264 Conc. 12, just off Hwy. 21, south of Kincardine.
519-395-5555, email [email protected]
www.ainsdalegolf.on.ca.
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Specializing in
Functional Stoneware
Pottery
10 ½” x 22 ½” blue/black/white
32
Queen St., Ripley
Open 7 days a week • Sunday breakfast 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Pizza ~ Wings ~ Subs ~ Wraps ~ Pasta ~ Salads
Village Pizzeria
519-528-3974
Lucknow
(corner of Campbell and Stauffer Sts.)
Dine In ~ Take Out ~ Delivery
519-395-3974
Point Clark
By the Lighthouse, 700 Victoria Rd.
We’re on the Ice Cream Trail
~ Take Out ~
Pizza ~ Wings ~ Subs ~ Wraps ~ Pasta ~ Salads
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Downtown Ripley
and Lucknow
Take some time to stroll down the main streets in
our two commercial areas, Lucknow and Ripley.
You’d be surprised at what you can find in these
small villages!
You’d be surprised at
what you can find in
these small villages!
Whether you are doing a small renovation project at
your home or cottage, looking for a unique gift or
nice outfit for an upcoming event, or just looking
to pick-up some groceries, Lucknow has everything
you need! It truly is Huron-Kinloss’ “general store.”
Armstrong’s Bakery is well known to residents and
visitors for their butter tarts and fresh fruit tarts.
Be sure to stop by early in the day if you want
some donut holes; they go very fast! Lucknow is
also very fortunate to have a butcher. Green’s Meat
Market is just down the street from Armstrong’s
and has a large selection of fresh cut meat. Stop
in to the LCBO, grocery store, pharmacy and Home
Hardware to pick-up everything else you need on
the way to the cottage.
Treat yourself to a new outfit at Nine Waves, Alia N’
TanJay or I Want That Bag (IWTB). IWTB also has
refinished furniture, unique décor and a children’s
section. Everlastings has an assortment of flowers
and gift ideas. As well, discover the large selection of home décor items and gifts at Pharmasave.
Enjoy a delicious meal at one of three sit-down
restaurants, Mary’s Restaurant, Village Pizzeria or
the new Cobblestone Pub & Grill. Take the family to
the Lucknow Splash Pad or stroll along the Lucknow
Walk (a 5 km trail) and explore the beauty of
Waterworks Park and the Mill Pond.
Ripley has some neat one-of-a-kind gifts. Original
woodworking can be found at The Wood Shop.
Ripley Rockers and animal rockers make great gifts
from grandparents! Susan Nichol Pottery in Ripley
offers you a chance to “get dirty” and make your
own one-of-a-kind clay creation. Of course you are
welcome to browse through the large selection of
already-made items, including steam-punk inspired
cookie jars. If you’ve got a cow or horse lover in
the family, be sure to stop by Stockyard’s Western
Apparel. Across the road, there is an antique and
collectables store.
Downtown Ripley
There are also businesses in downtown Ripley
to serve your everyday needs. Ripley Variety
offers soup and salad every day at lunchtime and
they have the most mouth-watering homemade
cinnamon buns! You can also grab your deli meat,
milk and other groceries here. If you own a pet,
pick-up your pet food at Pet-tique. Pet-tique also
has fish and birds in the store that are ready for
adoption! You’ll find two health and beauty salons
and a hardware store downtown as well. Lewis
Park is a great spot to entertain kids with its large
playground and splash pad.
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Family Funland
Lucknow Splash Pad
Family Funland is located two miles south of
Kincardine across from Ainsdale Golf Course and
features go-karts (single, double and kiddie karts),
mini-golf, and a snack bar. It’s fun for the whole
family!
The Lucknow Splash Pad is a great place to cool off
on those hot summer days! It is located beside the
Lucknow & District Pool, and has several unique
water features. The project was spearheaded by the
Lucknow Lions Club, which received Ontario Trillium
Funding and donations from local businesses,
service clubs and families in the area.
Open seven days a week, 10:00a.m. – 9:00p.m.
(closed during winter). Located at 1212 Hwy. 21,
south of Kincardine. For more information, call
519-395-0360 or visit www.familyfunland.net
Kinloss Tract
Historical Walking Tours
Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore the Kinloss
Tract, which is a mountain biking trail located
northeast of the Village of Lucknow, at 956 South
Kinloss Ave.
Pick-up a Lucknow and Ripley Historical Walking
Tour brochure and learn about the history of the
two villages while enjoying a leisurely stroll.
Twolan’s Trail is a single track, approximately 3.5
km in length. You can also enjoy an additional 2.5
km of old forest access road. Most of the single
track takes advantage of the rolling terrain to
create some nice climbs and descents.
For more information about this trail and other
mountain biking trails in Bruce County visit
www.mtbthebruce.com.
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The Lucknow Historical Walking Tour includes
two walks featuring a total of 39 properties plus
information about the village cemeteries.
The Ripley Historical Walking Tour features 45
properties and three different walks.
Brochures are available at the Lucknow Tourism
Office or the Municipal Office in Ripley. Electronic
versions are available at www.huronkinloss.com.
Sommerville Court B&B
Places to Stay
Campgrounds
Aintree Trailer Park
2435 Concession 12
519-396-8533
www.aintreepark.com
Fisherman’s Cove Tent and Trailer Park
13 Southline Avenue, RR4 Kincardine
519-395-2757
www.fishermanscove.com
Sommerville Court
287 Ross St., Lucknow
1-866-863-2557 or www.bbcanada.com/8193.html
Green Acres Campground-RV Park
2310 Concession 12, RR1 Kincardine
519-395-2808
www.greenacrescamp.com
Summerplace Bed and Breakfast
78 Boiler Beach Rd. RR1 Kincardine
519-396-6070
Silver Lake Tent and Trailer Park
56 Silver Lake Rd., RR2 Holyrood
519-395-3330
www.silverlaketentandtrailerpark.ca
Places to Eat
Bed and Breakfasts
A Sleep In Bed & Breakfast
11 Pine St., RR1 Kincardine
519-395-0065
Belvedere House Bed & Breakfast
715 Hwy. 21 S., RR1 Kincardine
519-395-2873 or www.bbcanada.com/3693.html
Grey Ox Bed & Breakfast
875 Grey Ox Ave., RR5 Lucknow
1-866-433-0533 or www.greyoxmeadows.com
Mahdeen Bed & Breakfast
8 Bruce Rd. 7, RR3 Lucknow
519-395-2711
Lucknow
Armstrong’s Bakery & Bulk Food, 519-528-2211
Cobblestone Pub & Grill, 519-812-1777
Mary’s Restaurant, 519-528-3309
Village Pizzeria, 519-528-3974
Point Clark
Cheesy Monkii (Hwy 21)*, 519-524-0665
Family Funland (Hwy 21)*, 519-395-0360
Lake Range Family Restaurant, 519-395-0322
Village Pizzeria By the Lighthouse*, 519-395-3974
Ripley
Ripley Variety Deli & Bakery, 519-395-4455
*Seasonal
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Special Events
April 30, 2016, 8:00am – noon
June 23-26, 2016
One person’s junk is another person’s treasure! If you live in
Lucknow, this is a great opportunity to go through your home and
get rid of unwanted items. This event is sponsored each year by the
Lucknow & District Chamber of Commerce.
A great way to kick-off the summer! Activities include a Kid’s Zone,
music and entertainment, and Show n’Shine. There will also be a
soccer tournament, baseball tournament, Sunday Church service at
the Community Centre and breakfast at the legion. Check the website
www.strawberrysummerfest.com to see times and locations.
Lucknow Town-Wide Yard Sale
Lucknow Strawberry Summerfest
May 21, 2016, 8:00am – noon
Ripley Village-Wide Yard Sale
This May long weekend, find yourself a bargain! Browse through
multiple garage sales across town and be sure to check out the used
book sale at the Legion and the plant sale at Lewis Park! This event
is held every year on Victoria Day weekend.
August 12-13, 2016
Point Clark Lighthouse Festival
May 25, 2016, 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Ripley & District Horticultural Society Flower
Show & Bake Sale
Admission is $5.00
If you have a love of gardening, you won’t want to miss this
annual flower show! There are always lots of beautiful spring
flowers, potted plants and flower arrangements on display. Door
prizes, a bake sale with tea and coffee. Contact Ann Finlayson at
519-395-4687.
June 22, 2016, 1:30pm – 3:30pm
Lucknow & District Horticultural Society
Flower Show & Tea
Lucknow United Church
Admission is $3.00
View the colourful flower displays at the annual Lucknow
Horticultural Society Flower Show. Enjoy desserts and tea while
you are there. Contact Andrea Feeley at 519-440-3179 for more
information.
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Join us for the annual two-day Lighthouse Festival in Point Clark.
Tickets will be sold in advance for the Friday Night Gala at the base
of the Lighthouse. This licensed event includes a delicious catered
meal, live entertainment and tours of the Lighthouse. The Corn
Roast and Car Show begin the following afternoon with musical
entertainment and fresh corn on the cob, hotdogs, hamburgers,
salads, and desserts served. A vintage car show will take place at the
base of the lighthouse. Contact Taralyn Cronin at 519-395-3735, or
email [email protected].
Ripley Food, Art Craft Festival
August 20, 2016, times TBA
Come check out the newest Ripley Festival! Browse through the
works of multiple art and craft venders and enjoy tasty treats
along the way. More information about this event is posted on our
Facebook page. For vendor and visitor information please email
[email protected].
September 8 -10, 2016
Ripley Wolves Indoor Beach Volleyball
The Ripley Wolves Indoor Beach Volleyball Tournament kicks off
on the Thursday night with the “Business Braggin’ Rights Division.
Business owners and employees are encouraged to form a team and
compete against other businesses. The other two days are open to
residents and visitors of all ages. Teams must have at least 3 men
and 3 women. Call Jeremy McQuillin at 519-955-1487 or e-mail
[email protected] to register your team.
Special Events continued
September 11, 2016
September 23-24, 2016
The Lucknow Little Mudder & Mini Mudder will be fun & challenging
for ALL ages! The course is approximately 3 KM of mixed terrain—
grass, hills, forest, and swamp. Obstacles along the way challenge
participants—you are encouraged to work together, get muddy, and
have fun! For more information visit www.lucknowagsociety.ca or
check out the Lucknow Little Mudder Facebook Page!
Farm Gate to Dinner Plate! This small village puts on one of the largest
fall fairs around! A huge midway and mammoth Saturday parade are
featured plus: Pre Teen Dance; Fall Fair Dance (19+); Ambassador
Competition; Garden Tractor Pull; Antique Tractor Display; Car & Truck
Show; Homecraft & Agriculture Exhibits; Horse Show and more!
Contact Brian Reid at 519-395-2227 or visit www.ripleyfair.ca.
Lucknow Little Mudder
Ripley Fall Fair – 153rd
November 25, 2016, 7:00 pm
Lucknow Santa Claus Parade
Enter a decorated float or join your family and friends at this lighted
parade which runs along Campbell Street ending at the Sports
Complex. Visit with Santa following the parade, and enjoy a free skate.
Contact Morten Jakobsen at 519-528-5888 for further information.
November 27, 2016, 6:00 pm
Ripley’s Christmas Celebration
September 15, 2016, 4:30pm
Bruce Botanical Food Gardens Harvest Dinner
Celebrate the holidays with family, friends and neighbours at the
annual Ripley Christmas Celebration. The parade starts at 6:00pm
and following the parade, you can meet Santa at the Ripley Huron
Community Centre and enjoy free public skating! Contact Amy Fry at
519-395-2812 to volunteer or for more information.
Join us for the third annual Bruce Botanical Food Gardens
(BBFG) Harvest Dinner; a community local food dinner and
fundraising auction! Enjoy a delicious meal featuring locally
produced ingredients. Ticket information is available by e-mailing
[email protected] or visit the BBFG Facebook Page.
September 16-18, 2016
Lucknow Fall Fair – 153rd
Sew it, Grow it, Show it! The Lucknow Agricultural Society has
announced exciting new activities at the 2016 fall fair including a
Family Fun Zone and two day light horse show! Also featured are the
R&R Pet Paradise Power Paws Show and Yuk Yuk’s International
Comedy Show. Other highlights include: Road Hockey Tournament;
Tug-O-War Tournament; 4H Beef, Sheep & Poultry Shows; Fair
Parade; Homecraft Exhibits; Dairy & Beef Shows; Phillip & Henry’s
Magic Show for kids; youth dance; Sunday morning brunch;
and Community Church Service. For more information contact
Agricultural Society President Cam Alton at 519-529-1041 or
e-mail [email protected]. Visit www.lucknowagsociety.ca for a
complete schedule of events.
February 17-18, 2017
Ripley Winter Carnival
The annual Ripley Winter Carnival is held the Family Day long
weekend in February. The Ripley Lions Costume Skate kicks things
off on the Friday night. Enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast on the
Saturday morning before participating in activities including: ice
painting, sleigh rides, hockey skill competitions, games and public
skating. For more information e-mail [email protected].
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Community Events
Weekly/Monthly Events
Coffee Break Women's Bible Study
9:30am–11:00am, Wednesdays
Lucknow Community Christian Reformed
Church
519-528-3133
www.lucknowccrc.ca
Drop-in Lego Play
10:00am–1:00pm, Saturdays
Lucknow and Ripley Public Libraries
www.library.brucecounty.on.ca
Grant: 519-528-3011
[email protected]
Early Years Program in Lucknow and
Ripley
9:30am–11:00am
Lucknow and District Sports Complex
Thursdays except holidays
Wednesdays except holidays
www.brucecounty.on.ca/serviceshealth/social-services/childrens-services/
early-years.php
519-396-3322
[email protected]
Five Star Quilt Guild
Fourth Wednesday of the month
September to June
[email protected]
GEMS Girls Club
6:30pm–8:30pm
Church
Wednesdays, September to May
www.lucknowccrc.ca/
Catharine Brown 519-528-3133
[email protected]
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Crafts
and Coffee
9:00am–11:00am
Second and fourth Thursday of the month
Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Games
and Cards
1:00pm–3:00pm, Thursdays
Point Clark Community Centre Leslie Uttley
519-395-0706
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Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Jam
Session
7:00pm–9:00pm
First and third Thursday of the month
Lucknow & District Kinette Club Meeting
7:00pm–9:00pm
Lucknow & District Kinsmen Clubhouse
Third Thursday of the month
Helene Jakobsen: [email protected]
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Quilting
1:00pm–4:00pm, Mondays
Lucknow & District Kinsmen Club
Meeting
7:30pm–9:00pm
Lucknow & District Kinsmen Clubhouse
First and third Wednesday of the month
Chris Fischer 519-528-5327
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club
Meeting
10:30am–12:00pm
Lucknow & District Lions Club Meeting
Second and Fourth Monday of the month
except July and August
Jack Cameron 519-529-7848
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Potluck
12:00pm–1:00pm
Point Clark Community Centre Last
Thursday of the month except in July,
August and December
Shuffleboard
1:00pm & 7:00pm
Mondays at 1:00p.m. and 7:00p.m.
Not held May – August
Huron Shores Lions Club Meeting
6:00pm–8:00pm
Pine River United Church
First Wednesday of the month
Marilyn Meldrum 519-396-2366
Kinloss Kairshea Women’s Institute
Meeting
Charlene McEwan 519-395-5423
General Meeting
7:30pm–9:00pm
Lucknow Town Hall
Third Tuesday of the month February to
May and sporadically in the Fall
Wendy 519-395-4939
[email protected]
Lucknow Lawn Bowling Club
Tuesdays & Thursdays Mid-May to
September
Bev Springer 519-528-5139
Lucknow Legion Branch 309 General
Meeting
7:00pm–9:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow
Branch 309
Last Tuesday of the month
Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603
Lucknow Legion Seniors Dinner
12:00pm–1:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309
First Wednesday of Month, February –
June and September – December
Diane Wartnby 519-395-4714
Lucknow Library Free Movie Nights
6:30pm–8:00pm
Lucknow Public Library
Two Wednesdays each month
Grant 519-528-3011
[email protected]
Lucknow Scribblers
6:30pm–8:00pm, Tuesdays
Donna Hazelden 519-528-3011
Meat Draw – Ripley Legion
4:00pm–6:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440
Third Saturday of the month
Wally Houston 519-395-4444
Community Events continued
Men's Time Out Bible Study
7:30pm–9:00pm, Thursdays
Church
www.lucknowccrc.ca
519-528-3133
Open Game of Euchre
12:30pm–3:00pm
Branch 309
Second and fourth Sunday of the month,
but dates may vary
Open Game of Shoot
12:30pm–3:00pm
Branch 309
Second and Fourth Sundays of the month
but dates may vary
Pre-school Story Time – Ripley
10:30am–11:30am, Thursdays
Ripley Public Library
Grant 519-395-5919
[email protected]
Pre-school Story Time – Lucknow
10:00am–11:00am, Fridays
Grant 519-528-3011
[email protected]
Purple Grove Women's Institute Meeting
7:00pm–9:00pm
Usually at the Purple Grove Community
Centre
First Wednesday of the month
Fran Farrell: [email protected]
Reid's Corner Women's Institute Meeting
Third Wednesday of the month
Brenda Ramsdale 519-396-0014
Ripley & District Horticultural Society
Meeting
1:30pm–3:00pm
or Ripley Huron Community Centre
Third Wednesday of the month except
May, July, Aug. and Dec.
Ann Finlayson 519-395-4687
Ripley & District Lions Club Meeting
7:00pm– 9:00pm
Location varies
2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month
Don Thompson 519-396-4112
Ripley Legion Branch 440 General
Meeting
8:00pm–9:00pm
Second Tuesday of the month
Martin Phelan 519-395-5408
Ripley Legion Branch 440 Ladies
Auxiliary Meeting
8:00pm–9:00pm
First Tuesday of the month
Kerry Houston 519-395-4444
Story Stretchers in Point Clark
10:00am–11:30am
First Tuesday of the month
www.brucecounty.on.ca/services-health/
social-services/childrens-services/earlyyears.php
519-396-3322
[email protected]
Wing Night
Branch 309
6:00pm–9:00pm
First Saturday of every month; except
November
Wing Night
6:00pm–9:00pm
Second Saturday of every month
Martin Phelan 519-395-5408
APRIL EVENTS
Pitch-In Canada Cleanup
April 28 2016
6:00pm–8:00pm
Lucknow & District Sports Complex
Gazebo
[email protected]
www.lucknowchamber.ca
Lucknow HAWK Theatre Presents
"Sex Please; We're Sixty"
Special Gala Night
April 28 2016
7:30pm–9:30pm
Lucknow Town Hall
Donald Andrew 519-528-3019
[email protected]
Ripley Minor Hockey AGM
April 28 2016
7:00pm–10:00pm
ripleyminorhockey.com
Michelle Goetz 519-395-2909
[email protected]
Lucknow HAWK Theatre Presents:
April 29 2016
7:30pm–9:30pm
April 30 2016
7:30pm–9:30pm
Lucknow Town Hall
[email protected]
Lucknow Chamber of Commerce Town
Wide Yard Sale
April 30 2016
8:00am–12:00pm
[email protected]
MAY EVENTS
Lucknow HAWK Theatre Presents
May 1 2016
2:30pm–4:30pm
May 5 2016
7:30pm–9:30pm
May 7 2016
7:30pm–9:00pm
Lucknow Town Hall
[email protected]
Soup & Sandwich Fundraiser Luncheon
May 11 2016
11:30am–1:00pm
Lucknow Town Hall
Wendy 519-395-4939
[email protected]
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We Care "Share" A Youth Engagement
Workshop
May 13 2016
9:30am–3:00pm
Durham Community Centre
www.wecaregreybruce.ca
519-364-5820
[email protected]
Purina Walk for Guide Dogs in Point
Clark
May 29 2016
1:00pm–3:00pm
www.purinawalkfordogguides.com/
locations/
Brad Hand 519-395-0044
Used Book Sale – Ripley Legion Ladies
Auxiliary
May 20 2016
4:00pm–8:00pm
Ripley Agricultural Society Spaghetti
Dinner
May 29 2016
4:30pm–7:00pm
www.ripleyfair.ca
Melissa Freer 519-395-3131
Ripley Village-Wide Yard Sales
May 21 2016
8:00am–12:00pm
Ripley
Ripley and District Horticultural Society
Plant Sale
May 21 2016
8:00am–12:00pm
Lewis Park
Elaine Shantz 519-395-2828
Ripley Curling Club Bake Sale
May 21 2016
8:00am–12:00pm
Ripley Curling Rink
Pat Van den Hogen 519-395-3401
Used Book Sale – Ripley Legion Ladies
Auxiliary
May 21 2016
9:00am–2:00pm
Youth Group
May 21 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415
[email protected]
Bruce Botanical Food Garden
Flower Show
May 25 2016
2:00pm–4:00pm
Ripley Huron Community Centre
Elaine Shantz 519-395-2828
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Tuesdays' Table Dinners
May 31 2016
5:30pm–7:00pm
Church
www.lucknowccrc.ca
Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133
[email protected]
JUNE EVENTS
HAWK Theatre Youth Theatre Workshop
June 4 2016
Time: TBA
Lucknow Town Hall
[email protected]
Purina Walk for Guide Dogs in Lucknow
June 5 2016
1:00pm–3:00pm
Lucknow Community Centre
www.purinawalkfordogguides.com
Tom Hogan 519-529-7213
Huron Shores Lions Club Book & Yard
Sale
June 11 2016
7:00am–12:00pm
Point Clark Community Centre Pavillion
Brad Hand 519-395-0044
Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Brunch
June 12 2016
9:00am–12:00pm
Pine River United Church Chicken BBQ
June 15 2016
5:00pm–7:00pm
www.pineriverunitedchurch.com
[email protected]
Longest Day of Play
June 18 and 19 2016
9:00am–9:00pm
Bruce and Grey Counties
www.playbrucegrey.com
Michelle Goetz 519-395-2909
[email protected]
Youth Group
June 18 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
[email protected]
Lucknow Horticultural Society Flower
Show and Tea
June 22 2016
1:30pm–3:30pm
Andrea Feeley 519-440-3179
[email protected]
Lucknow Strawberry Summerfest
June 23–26, 2016
9:00am–9:00pm
Lucknow
www.strawberrysummerfest.com
Luke Smith 519-528-2685
Strawberry Breakfast by the Lucknow
Legion Branch 309
June 25 2016
8:00am–1:00pm
Outdoor Gospel Sing & Salad Supper
June 26 2016
4:00pm–6:00pm
Carol Collins: [email protected]
St. Luke's Anglican Church
St. Andrews United Church Pork BBQ
June 26 2016
5:00pm–7:00pm
Lynne Jewson 519-395-2487
June 28 2016
5:30pm–7:00pm
Church
www.lucknowccrc.ca
[email protected]
JULY EVENTS
Point Clark Lighthouse Children's Program
July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 2016
2:00pm–4:00pm
www.huronkinloss.com/point_clark_
lighthouse.cfm
Taralyn Cronin 519-395-3735
[email protected]
Canada Day Fish Fry
July 1 2016
5:00pm–7:00pm
70th Anniversary of the Point Clark
Beach Association
July 9 2016
9:00am–5:00pm
Point Clark Community Centre www.pcba.ca
John D. Lassel:
[email protected]
Cave Quest Vacation Bible School
July 11–14, 2016
9:00am–12:00pm
Church
www.lucknowccrc.ca
[email protected]
Ripley Classics/Brew Jays Mushball
Tournament
July 15, 16 2016
9:00am–5:00pm
Ripley and Reid's Corner Ball Diamonds
Ripley Firefighters Breakfast
July 16 2016
9:00am–1:00pm
Ripley Huron Fire Hall
Chris Cleave 519-395-3735
[email protected]
Youth Group
July 16 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
Bruce Botanical Food Garden
[email protected]
Lucknow Horticultural Society Potluck &
Garden Tour
July 19 2016
6:30pm–9:00pm
Lucknow Town Hall
Andrea Feeley 519-440-3179
[email protected]
Environmental Awareness Day
July 23 2016
10:00am–5:00pm
Matt Pearson 519-524-2641
[email protected]
Sausage Supper
July 24 2016
5:00pm–7:00pm
Bruce Beach Cottagers Association AGM
July 30 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
Bruce Beach Golf Club
www.bruce-beach.com
Susan Davidson:
[email protected]
AUGUST EVENTS
Lucknow 4-H Calf Show
August 1 2016
9:00am–5:00pm
Lucknow & District Sport Complex
Point Clark Lighthouse Children's
Program
August 5, 12, 19, 26, 2016
2:00pm–4:00pm
Ages 5–10, $5/child
www.huronkinloss.com/point_clark_
lighthouse.cfm
[email protected]
Point Clark Lighthouse Festival
August 12 and 13 2016
[email protected]
Point Clark Beach Association Annual
Meeting
August 13 2016
9:00am–11:00am
www.pcba.ca
Gib McIIwrath:
[email protected]
Ripley's Food Art & Craft Festival
August 20 2016, time TBA
[email protected]
Youth Group
August 20 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
[email protected]
Lucknow Music In The Fields
August 25–27, 2016
Lucknow Soccer Fields
www.musicinthefields.ca
[email protected]
Legion Breakfast
August 27 2016
8:00am–1:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch
309
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
Ripley Wolves Indoor Beach Volleyball
Tournament
September 8–10 2016
ripleywolves.com/
Jeremy: [email protected]
Lucknow Little Mudder
September 11 2016
10:00am–5:00pm
www.lucknowagsociety.ca
Lucknow Kinsmen Soccer Fields
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Bruce Botanical Food Gardens Harvest
Dinner
September 15 2016
4:30pm–8:30pm
www.facebook.com
BruceBotanicalFoodGardens
[email protected]
Lucknow Fall Fair
September 16, 17, 2016
9:00am–9:00pm
lucknowagsociety.ca
Youth Group
September 17 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
[email protected]
Ripley Huron Skating Club Registration
September 17 2016
11:00am–1:00pm
Amy Fry: [email protected]
Ripley Fall Fair
September 23, 24 2016
9:00am–1:00am
www.ripleyfair.ca
Ripley & District Lions Club Beef on a Bun
September 24 2016
11:00am–2:00pm
Ripley Fair Grounds
Huron Shores Lions Club 'Bun on the Run'
and 'Cake Wheel'
September 24 2016
1:00pm–3:00pm
Brad Hand 519-395-0044
OCTOBER EVENTS
Pine River United Church Kountry
Kitchen Annual Bazaar
October 8 2016
11:00am–1:00pm
[email protected]
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October 25 2016
5:30pm–7:00pm
www.lucknowccrc.ca
[email protected]
Ripley St. Andrews United Church Bazaar
October 29 2016
11:30am–1:00pm
St. Andrews United Church Ripley
Angela Taylor 519-395-4077
NOVEMBER EVENTS
Remembrance Day Banquet
November 5 2016
7:00pm–9:00pm
Branch 309
Remembrance Day Ceremonies
November 11 2016
10:30am–11:15am
Lucknow and Ripley Cenotaphs
Youth Group
November 19 2016
10:00am–12:00pm
[email protected]
Lucknow Chamber of Commerce Santa
Claus Parade
November 25 2016
7:00pm–8:00pm
[email protected]
Ripley's Christmas Celebrations
November 27 2016
6:00pm–9:00pm
Amy Fry: [email protected]
November 29 2016
5:30pm–7:00pm
Church
www.lucknowccrc.ca
[email protected]
DECEMBER EVENTS
Juvenile Regional Silver Stick
December 2–4 2016
www.lucknowminorhockey.ca
Lucknow HAWK Theatre's Christmas
Production
December 2, 3, 2016
7:30pm–9:00pm
December 04 2016
2:30pm–4:00pm
Lucknow Town Hall
[email protected]
December 13 2016
5:30pm–7:00pm
www.lucknowccrc.ca
[email protected]
Pine River United Church Candlelight
Christmas Eve Service
December 24 2016
6:00pm–7:00pm
[email protected]
St. Andrews United Church Christmas
Eve Service
December 24 2016
7:00pm–8:00pm
St. Andrews United Church Ripley
Joyce Osbourne
519-395-3970
For more information on Huron-Kinloss
community events please refer to our
website at www.huronkinloss.com
Kincardine Performance Centre
2057 Concession 12
Huron-Kinloss
519-396-8161
www.kincardineperformance.com
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Office: 519-396-5522 or 1-877-223-0985
Cell: 519-385-0276 Email: [email protected]
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ReCReation & CoMMUnitY seRviCes
Huron-Kinloss Community Services department
is responsible for the administration and
maintenance of facilities, parks, trails,
recreation and the lakeshore.
Point Clark Outdoor Ice Rink
Point Clark & Huron District Community Centre
Lucknow & District sports Complex
The Centre is a fully licensed facility with a banquet
hall, full kitchen and meeting room. The facility
is great for indoor or outdoor weddings, stag and
does, family reunions, anniversaries and more! The
Centre is adjacent to a regulation size ball diamond
with lights, pavilion and playground.
The Sports Complex is the hub of the Lucknow
Recreation Department with an NHL regulation ice
surface, meeting room and Paul Henderson Hall.
The Hall has a 125 person capacity common room,
bathrooms, entry to arena stands and a full service
kitchen. The arena is used for many non-ice events
and activities including Senior Shuffleboard, Shows,
Auctions and Special events. The complex is a
fully licensed facility. Moffitness, and the Lucknow
Tourism Office are also located in the Lucknow &
District Sports Complex.
The Point Clark Outdoor Ice Rink is built and
cared for by a group of dedicated volunteers in
Point Clark. The rink opens once temperatures are
favourable. The rink is located at the Point Clark
Community Centre.
Moffitness Fitness Centre is accessible to members
24 hours per day, seven days a week. Moffitness
offers a variety of fitness classes, a wide range
of equipment and a squash court. Showers and
changerooms are also available.
This fully licensed facility features a banquet hall,
ice pad, social room and kitchen. It accommodates
weddings, stag and does, anniversaries, birthday
parties and more. The state-of-the-art kitchen is
perfect for any caterer and serves up to 300 guests
including dinnerware. The centre is also host to
many recreational activities and fitness classes.
CoMPLeX ContaCt
Mark Hackett
662 Campbell St., Lucknow
519-528-3002
[email protected]
Fitness CentRe
Ean or Amanda Moffat
662 Campbell St., Lucknow
519-395-3834
[email protected]
PCHCC
Sharon Lester, 344 Lake Range Dr., Point Clark
519-395-0714
RiPLeY-HURon CoMMUnitY CentRe
Michelle Goetz, 17 Queen St., Ripley
519-395-2909 [email protected]
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Lucknow town Hall
Ball Diamonds
The Lucknow Town Hall is home to the Lucknow
Library, HAWK theatre productions and several
community groups. The basement of the Town Hall
includes a meeting room available for rental.
KinBruce Ball Park, Lake Range between
Concession 10 and 12
Lucknow Caledonia Ball Park, 662 Campbell Street
Lucknow Kinsmen Ball Park, 596 Inglis Street
Pine River Ball Park, The corner of Hwy 21 and
Concession 4
Point Clark Ball Park, Lake Range between
Concession 2 and 4
Ripley Memorial Park, 17 Queen St Ripley
LUCKnoW toWn HaLL
Michelle Goetz, 526 Campbell St., Lucknow
Community Centres
Kinloss Community Centre
Lucknow and District
Community Centre
Purple Grove Community Centre
Whitechurch Hall
519-395-5493
519-528-2388
519-395-5918
519-357-3459
soccer Fields
Lucknow Kinsmen Soccer Fields, 790 Havelock St.
Ripley Park Street Soccer Fields, 59 Park Street
Lucknow
Lucknow Lions Park. Lucknow Sports Complex.
Splash pad, outdoor pool, ball park, skate park,
pavilion and volleyball court.
Victoria Park. On Havelock and Hamilton Street.
Tennis Court, basketball court, lawn bowling and
play structure.
Huronville/Heritage
Heritage Park. Accessible from Greg’s Trail,
Heritage Dr. or Kris Street. Swings, play structure
and walking trails.
Huronville Park. Penetangore Row South. Tennis
court, volleyball, basketball, play structure and
swings.
Waterworks Park. East end of Lucknow.
Beautiful garden area maintained by the Lucknow
Horticultural Society and pavilion.
Point Clark/Lurgan/Blairs Grove
Amberley Park. Corner of Hwy 86 and Hwy 21.
Treed picnic area for travellers to take a break
during a long drive
LUCKNOW PHARMASAVE
Hwy. 86, Downtown Lucknow
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• Home Décor
• Purses • Jewelry
• Scarves • Bridal
Registry & Gift Cards
519-528-3004
www.lucknowpharmasave.com
Hours: Mon-Fri, 9-6;
Saturday, 9-5
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Attawandaron Park. Corner of Lake Range Drive
and Attawandaron Road. Treed park with play
structure and swings, tennis and basketball
courts.
Blue Park. Corner of Huron Road and Concession 2.
Large green space, play structure, slides, swings
and teetor-totter.
Langdon Park. Off North Street in Lurgan Beach.
Tennis and basketball courts, play structure with
slides and swings.
Lighthouse Park. Lighthouse Road in Point Clark.
Accessible park with rubberized surface, beach
volleyball courts, play structure and gazebo.
Lions Park. Alfred Street in Point Clark. Lions
pavilion, washrooms, small ball diamond, swings,
play structure, fitness equipent and tennis court.
Pearl Elizabeth. Bottom of the 6th Concession on
Gordon Street. Large green space for baseball or
volleyball.
Blue Park
Ripley
Lewis Park. Corner of Queen and Huron Street.
Splash pad, washrooms, play structures, swings,
pavilion and large green space.
Whitechurch
Whitechurch Park. Located off Hwy 86. Youth ball
diamond, basketball net, play structure with slide,
swings and pavilion.
Lucknow
Loafer’s Lane – 2.5km. Access off of Ross and Willoughby St.
Lucknow Walk – 5km. Access throughout Lucknow
Point Clark
Attawandaron Nature Park – 0.3km. Access at the corner of
Attawandaron Rd, and Ridgewood Dr.
Blairs Grove Nature Trail – 1.3km. Access off of Blairs Trail,
Blairs Grove
Deer Run Nature Park – 0.6 km. Access off of Deerhurst Dr
or Conc 2, across from Blue Park
Tuscarora Nature Park – 0.3 km. Access off of Tuscarora Rd.
Ripley
Apple Rail Trail – 2.03km. Access behind the Ripley Huron,
Community Centre, East End of Park St.
Lewis Trail – 1.38km. East end of Park Street
Ripley Walk – 4km. Access throughout Ripley
Huron-Kinloss
Huronville Trail – Access west of Green Acres Campground,
on Conc 12
snowmobile trails
Deer Run Nature Park
Bluewater Snowmobile Club. www.bluewatersnowmobileclub.com
ContaCt
www.huronkinloss.com/facilities.cfm
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Lawn and Garden Fertilizer
Call Bluewater Agromart at 519-395-2605 for details
24-0-20 This fertilizer is 50% slow release nitrogen.
* Price $34.94 per 25kg bag. 1 bag covers approx 10,000 sq. ft. (or 100 ft X 100 ft)
Also available an assortment of farm grade fertilizer:
16-16-16
46-0-0
6-24-24
8-32-16
Premium Lawn Grass Seed Mixture
40% Kentucky Bluegrass
40% Creeping Red Fescue
20% Perennial Ryegrass
Bluewater Agromart is located on the 12th Concession of Huron Township (east of Ainsdale Golf Course).
Hours are: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Starting the 2nd week of April open Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Call 519-395-2605 for details.
~ Why our products are worth the short drive out of town ~
We get our fertilizers right from the source, purchased from across Canada and around the World, then blended
right here at our own location.
Our fertilizers have higher ratios than most competitors’ products, including those offered in big box stores,
which means you get more product and no filler.
Lawn Care Tips
 Mowing high shades out weeds and lets lawns retain more moisture during dry periods.
 Over seeding with grass seed fills holes in lawns with grass rather than letting weed seeds sprout in bare and
thin areas.
 Leave your clippings, they return nutrients and organic matter to the soil, they also hold moisture during dry
periods.
 Watering deeply and in the morning keeps lawns healthy. It’s better to water deeply twice a week than to
water a little bit each day. Grubs are more likely to devastate a lawn if it’s under drought stress so to reduce
damage keep your lawn healthy in the first place.
 Fertilize your lawn, like watering fertilizing keeps lawns healthy and growing in the first place so the grass can
out compete weeds and is less damaged by insect pests.
We accept payment made by cash, cheque and debit. Thank you.
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RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
Canadian Tire Jumpstart gives kids a sporting
chance. Kids age 4 to 18 from families in financial
need can receive funding to help cover a portion
or all of program registration fees. Families may
also apply for funding to purchase equipment
from a local Canadian Tire Store. There are over 70
activities and programs that Jumpstart will fund
including; hockey, soccer, baseball, gymnastics, etc.
APPLY ONLINE
519-395-2909 www.jumpstart.canadiantire.ca
Forms also available at the Ripley Huron Community Centre.
Minor Sports Programs
Baseball
Lucknow Minor Baseball Association (LMBA)
The LMBA is a member of the Tri-County and WOAA
Fastball Leagues. Lucknow competes against teams
from Wingham, Belgrave, Benmiller, Brussels and
Ethel. Teams are offered in Lucknow for children
aged 7 to 18. Games are usually once a week
starting in late-May. The season concludes in early
August with year-end tournaments.
The LMBA offers a T-ball program for children aged
4-6. There is no out-of-town travel and registrants
practice and play once a week. Players are taught
rules of the game and are shown skills such as
hitting, catching and throwing. Late fees apply to
any registrations received after the deadline.
CONTACT
519-528-3002
[email protected] www.lucknowrecreation.com
Ripley Minor Baseball
Ripley Minor Baseball plays in the WOBA baseball
league and offers teams in Tball, Rookie Ball,
Mosquito Ball and Peewee Ball. The season starts in
May for rookie and above age groups and runs until
August. The T-ball program runs for 4 weeks in July.
Registration opens in January and the deadline
is typically mid-February. Late fees apply to any
registrations received after the deadline.
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected] www.huronkinloss.com
Soccer
Lucknow Minor Soccer
The LMSA is part of the North Huron Soccer League.
League play commences in mid-May, with games
once per week. The season wraps up in mid-July
with a year-end tournament for the Under-10 to
Under-18 age groups.
The Under-6 and Under-8 minor soccer programs play
Mondays at 6:30p.m. These participants do not travel
and play games only in Lucknow. They are taught the
rules of soccer and shown skills of the game.
CONTACT
519-528-3002
[email protected] www.lucknowrecreation.com
Ripley Minor Soccer
Ripley Minor Soccer hosts Under 4, Under 6, Under 8,
Under 10 and Under 12 teams. Under 4 and Under 6
play in Ripley on the Park Street Soccer Fields, Under
8 and Under 10 play against Kincardine and the
Under 12 teams play in the Lakeshore Soccer League.
Registration opens in January and the deadline is
typically in mid-February. Late fees apply to any
registrations received after the deadline.
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected] www.huronkinloss.com
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Registration Information
Registration forms and program details for Lucknow recreation
programs can be found at www.lucknowrecreation.com.
Information can also be found by calling 519-528-3002 or emailing
[email protected]
Registration forms and program details for the Township of HuronKinloss are listed on the Township website at www.huronkinloss.com.
Forms can also be picked up at the Ripley-Huron Community Centre
or by contacting recreation@huronkinloss or call 519-395-2909.
Completed forms along with payments can be dropped off at the
Township office or at the Ripley-Huron Community Centre (there is a
drop box beside the arena office).
Refunds and Program Cancellations
Programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment numbers, lack of volunteers or
other unforeseeable reasons.
Lucknow Minor Hockey registration refund requests must be made in writing to
the Lucknow & District Recreation Department. All refunds are subject to a $40.00
administration fee. Approved refund amounts will be based on the following table.
• Written Request Before September 30 – Full Refund
• Written Request Before October 31 – 75% Refund
• Written Request Before November 30 – 50% Refund
• No Refunds After December 1
Ripley Minor Hockey refund requests before the registration deadline you will be
granted a full refund. After the registration deadline all registrations are subject to a
$10 administration fee.
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Weather Related Cancellations
If a program needs to be cancelled in Ripley due to
weather, the Ripley-Huron Community Centre calendar
will be updated, a post will be made on the Township
Facebook Page and participants will be emailed.
Winter: If Highway 21 from Amberley to Kincardine is
closed at 8:30a.m. or the buses to Ripley school are
cancelled, the Ripley-Huron Community Centre morning
programs will be cancelled. If Highway 21 from Amberley
to Kincardine is closed at 2:30p.m. evening classes will
be cancelled. If the Highways are closed the Lucknow
Recreation programs will be cancelled.
Hockey
Figure Skating
Lucknow Minor Hockey
Ripley-Huron
Figure Skating
Club programs
include Learn
to Skate for
ages 3+,
CanSkate and
StarSkate.
Registration
is held in
September
at the Ripley
Arena, with the season beginning in October.
CSA-approved helmets, multi-child family discounts
and athletic subsidies are available to applicable
skaters. Skate Canada programs are Child Fitness Tax
Credit approved.
This program hosts teams from Initiation to
Juvenile. The season runs from October to March.
Early Bird Registration starts during the hockey
banquet in April and continues until May 15.
CONTACT
519-528-3002 or email [email protected]
www.lucknowminorhockey.ca
Ripley Minor Hockey
This program hosts teams from
Initiation to Juvenile. The
season runs from October to
March. Registration typically
opens in February through to the
end of March. Late fees apply.
CONTACT
CONTACT
519-395-2909 or email [email protected]
www.ripleyminorhockey.com
Amy Fry 519-395-2812
Swimming
Lucknow Pool Schedule
MON
TUES
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
9:00 – 11:00 AM
Lessons
Lessons
Lessons
Lessons
Lessons
11:00 – 12:00 PM Aqua Fit
Aqua Fit
Aqua Fit
Aqua Fit
Aqua Fit
SUN
12:00 – 1:00 PM
1:00 – 4:00 PM
Public Swim Public Swim
Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim
4:00 – 5:00 PM
Swim Team
Adult & Tot Swim Swim Team
Adult & Tot Swim Swim Team
5:00 – 6:00 PM
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
Lane Swim
6:00 – 8:00 PM
8:00 – 9:00 PM
Aqua Fit
Aqua Fit
Swimming Registration Rates
Season’s Pass
Pool Rates
Swimming registration takes place in
May and June.
Single$70
Double$120
Family$170
Public Swimming Admission (0-18 years) $3
Public Swimming Admission (19+ years) $4
Per hour
$50+HST
Birthday party
(One-hour pool rental and pizza) $60+HST
Level 1-5
Level 6-10
Family rate
Private lessons
Adult lessons
Swim team
Aqua Fit (per class)
$60
$70
$165
$20
$40
$50
$5
CONTACT
Lucknow pool swimming lesson or pool rental
information 519-528-2902
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Children’s Programs
Ball Hockey
Wolf Cub Adventure Camp
Ball Hockey will take place in the Ripley-Huron
Community Centre on the arena floor. Players are
required to wear protective equipment (helmet with
face mask or helmet and eye protection, elbow
and knee pads recommended) and bring their own
hockey sticks.
The Wolf Cub
Adventure camp is
for kids 5-9 years old
(campers that turn
5 by December 31,
2016 are welcome to
attend). Registration
opens February 1st
2016. Drop off for
camp is between 8a.m.
– 9a.m. in the social
room of the RipleyHuron Community
Centre and pick up is
between 4p.m. – 5p.m.
Camp registrations will not be refunded after June 1 2016 unless the spot
in camp can be filled.
Dates and Themes
Week 1 July 11th-15th: Knights and Pioneers
This week campers will take a walk through time
with a look at the world’s history. Campers will go
on a field trip to Grey Roots Museum, have a guest
performance by Blackthorn Productions Medieval
Group and swim at the Lucknow pool.
Week 2 July 18th-22nd: Under the Big Top
Welcome to the Circus! Isabella Hoops and Tom the
juggler will be visiting camp this week, campers
will put on a circus for parents and we will be
swimming at the Lucknow Pool.
Week 3 August 15th-19th: Spy School
(Field Trip Week, extra fee)
Learn to be a spy and create your spy kit! This week
includes a trip to Bingeman’s Funworx and Waterloo
Park and swimming at the Lucknow Pool.
Week 4 August 22nd-26th: Fairy Tales
The Last Hoorah! This week includes a carnival with
inflatable obstacle course and bouncy castle and
swimming at the Lucknow Pool.
Registration Fee: $130/week/child
Field
Trip fee: $35/child
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected]
Thursday April 14th – May 19th 2016
Fee: $30/player
CONTACT
Ontario Early Years Centre
The Ontario Early Years Centre provides services for
families with newborns to age six.
The program takes place in Lucknow Wednesdays
from 9:30 – 11a.m. in the Multi-purpose room at
the Lucknow & District Sports Complex.
The program takes place in Ripley on Wednesday
mornings from 9:30 – 11a.m. in the social room of
the Ripley-Huron Community Centre.
The program takes place in Point Clark on the second
Tuesday of each month from 10 – 11:30a.m. at the
Point Clark Community Centre.
CONTACT
519-881-2739 or 1-800-616-8116
www.brucecounty.on.ca/services-health/social-services/
childrens-services/early-years.php
[email protected]
Adult Programs
Lucknow Fitness Classes
Fitness classes are hosted by Mindy Porter in
Lucknow at the Lucknow Sport Complex in the
multi-purpose room. There are classes available for
all fitness levels with many different dates and times
offered throughout the year. Classes include; Lunch
Time Power Circuit, Shred it, Circuit, The Switch Up,
Outdoor Bootcamp and personal training options.
CONTACT
Mindy at [email protected]
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Moffitness Health & Fitness Centre
This small town gym is open 24 hours a day, 7
days a week to its members. Moffitness provides a
welcoming, user friendly, well equipped, and clean
gym. There is a large selection of strength training
and cardio equipment as well as a squash court.
Monthly classes offered for all ages including kids.
CONTACT
519-355-5834, [email protected], www.moffittness.com
Ripley Family Fitness Club
Combining a workout for adults and childcare
for children, classes are available Monday and
Wednesday evenings and Tuesday and Thursday
mornings. Strength training, cardio workouts, core
exercises and circuit training classes take place in
the Ripley-Huron Community Centre auditorium; both
the adult classes and childcare are in the auditorium.
Equipment includes; TRX, dumbbells, kettlebells,
resistance bands, jump ropes, agility ladders.
Spring 2016, April 4 – May 26 2016
Adults with Childcare: $184
Adults Only: $144 for two classes/week
Fall 2016, October 17 – December 12 2016
Adults Only: $144 for two classes/week
Winter 2017, January 9 – March 6 2017
Adults
Only: $144 for two classes/week
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected]
Spin Classes
The Ripley-Huron Community Centre now offers spin
classes (indoor cycling)! The centre has 11 new
Keiser spin bikes. Classes offered include; beginner,
advanced and spin/stretch (50+).
Winter 2016, February 26– April 29
50+ Spin and Stretch
Fee: $80/person
Spring 2016, April 4 – May 26
Fee: $80 per person
Fall 2016 Session 1, September 12 – October 24
Fee: $60/person
Fall 2016 Session 2, November 1 – December 12
Fee: $60/person
Winter, January 9 – March 6 2017
Fee: $80/person
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected]
Ripley Running Clinic
Beginner and advanced level clinics are offered in
Spring and Fall and are run by volunteer leaders
Dave and Veronika Cook. The group meets at the
Ripley-Huron Community Centre and the session run
approximately 8-9weeks.
CONTACT
[email protected] $40.00 per person
Summer Boot Camp
Outdoor bootcamp style fitness classes will be held
at the Ripley-Huron Community Centre. The summer
will be divided into two 6 week sessions featuring a
Tuesday 6:00a.m. class and a Thursday evening class.
Session 1, June 14 – July 22, Fee: $60/person
Session 2, July 26 – August 26, Fee: $60/person
CONTACT
519-395-2909
[email protected]
Yoga
Ripley. Yoga is offered in the social room of the
Ripley-Huron Community Centre. Adrienne Pollock,
certified professional level Kripalu yoga instructor,
offers beginner/ intermediate yoga classes in a
non-intimidating, safe environment. People new to
yoga are welcome to attend. Classes take place on
Thursday nights.
CONTACT
Adrienne, 519-395-5357 or [email protected]
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TWITTER
@Huron_Kinloss
FACEBOOK
www.facebook.com/HuronKinloss
SUBSCRIBE TO NEWS & UPDATES
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Point Clark. Gentle, Restorative and Intermediate
level Yoga classes offered at Point Clark Community
Centre. Classes advertised through website Tree of
Life Wellness. Generally, classes offered Sunday, and
Wednesday evenings, and Friday mornings. Subject
to change, and modifications to class dates/times
advertised through the above.
CONTACT
Register online at www.tree-of-life-wellness.com or
Facebook at www.facebook.com/angiemilnertreeoflife
program is to enable adults 55+ to promote healthy
aging. One hour classes include aerobics, balance,
strength and stretching – there is no floor work and
all equipment is provided to you at no cost. Classes
are led by volunteers who the VON has educated,
trained and certified as SMART exercise instructors.
CONTACT
Registration required. Jessica Catto at 519-371-5331 ext. 236
or [email protected]
Wellnastik
Insanity
Point Clark. A 45 minute core body and cardio
workout offered at the Point Clark Community Centre.
Stacey Nixon takes participants through a round of
intense workouts with short breaks to create an insane
high quality workout that you will be proud to finish!
Wellnastik is an exercise program for Seniors (50+)
that focuses on improving coordination, balance,
strength and endurance. The program will include
stretching and meditation. Classes are scheduled
for every Wednesday in the lower level of the Point
Clark Community Centre at 9a.m.
CONTACT
CONTACT
Stacey on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/InsanityKincardine
Senior Programs
No registration is required, the drop in fee is $5/class.
519-395-5041.
Shuffleboard
VON Smart Fitness
Grey Bruce VON offers more than 50 SMART fitness
classes with over 1,000 participants. In Ripley, classes
are offered twice a week at both the Ripley Huron
Community Centre and R Villa Senior’s Community
(open to the public) at no charge. VON Seniors Smart
Exercise Program runs in Lucknow Tuesday and Friday
mornings from 11a.m. – 12p.m.
The goal of VON’s SMART (Seniors Maintaining
Active Roles Together) Exercise and Falls Prevention
Lucknow shuffleboard is held every Wednesday from
June to September from 2 – 4p.m. at the Lucknow
Sports Complex.
Point Clark Community Centre Shuffleboard is
held every Monday from 1 – 3p.m. and 7 – 9p.m.
Thursday from 1 – 3p.m. Shuffleboard is organized
by the Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club.
CONTACT
Point Clark 519-395-5058, Lucknow 519-528-3002
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Call Belinda at
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Available at...
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ON Reg. #50006589
603 Campbell St., Lucknow • Mon-Fri 9:30-5; Sat. 9-noon
• 519-528-2388
• Toll free 1-877-582-5669
- Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Large variety of strength and cardio equipment,
plus squash court, shower, change room
- Daily fitness classes for all fitness levels
- Located at the south corner of the
Lucknow arena
Contact Ean & Amanda Moffat • 519-395-5834 • [email protected]
www.moffitness.com or follow 'Moffitness' on Facebook
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& Dispute Resolution matters. Areas of practice Include:
s Personal Injury Litigation
s Insurance Litigation
s Workplace Safety & Insurance Law (WSIB & WSIAT)
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Family Programs
Public Skating and Shinny
Lucknow Public Skating
Sundays from 1–2:30p.m.
Monday to Friday 10a.m.–noon
Christmas Holidays, March Break and
Family Day 1–3p.m.
Ripley Public Skating
Saturdays and Sundays from 5–6p.m.
Public Skating also takes place on PA days and over
Christmas holidays from 1–2:30p.m.
Sponsor Public Skating
Many of the public skating sessions are free thanks
to our many sponsors.
Give us a call to sponsor a public skate time.
Costs:
$100 for Ripley (call 519-395-2909)
$75 for Lucknow (call 519-528-3002)
Ripley Public Shinny
Join us on PA Days and over the Christmas holidays
for Shinny! Bring your hockey equipment and
friends to the arena to enjoy some pick up hockey
for $5/player.
Novice-Atom 9–10:30a.m.
Peewee-Bantam 10:30a.m.–12p.m.
Bantam and Up 2:30p.m.–4:00p.m.
Ripley Family Shinny
Bring the family to the ice rink every Sunday.
Parents must be on the ice with kids participating
in the program. Helmets, gloves, skates and
sticks are mandatory, shin guards are highly
recommended.
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Ripley Business Community welcomes you!
Just minutes from beachside Point Clark, and historic downtown
Lucknow, nestled in the “hub” of Huron …
Come Discover Ripley.
Join us!
Listing of RBC Members: All About Hair,
Crawford Mill & Davies, DG MacDonald &
Son, Earl Lippert Trucking, Enviromasters
Lawn Care, Grey-Bruce Kids Magazine,
Grey-Bruce Boomers Magazine, Hurontel,
Kempton Construction, KS Designs,
MacAdam’s Minimart, MacKenzie &
McCreath Funeral Homes, Meat
Consultants, Orchids Hair Design by Holly,
Parrish & Heimbecher Ltd., Pet-Tique, Pine
River Watershed Initiative, Pollock Electric,
Ripley Huron Veterinary Clinic, Ripley StorAll, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 440, Royal Oak
Antiques, RVilla Retirement Living,
Smeltzer's Garden Centre, Snobelen
Farms, The Woodshop
Ripley Business Community (RBC) is accepting new
Ripl
members now. Membership benefits include joint marketing
initiatives that
tha give you more value for your advertising dollar,
networking and learning opportunities,
opp
contribution to
downtown beautification,
beautif
special events and more!
Membership is open to all businesses in Ripley and
surrounding area and are accepted on an ongoing basis.
Contact Amy (519) 524-0101 or [email protected]
f more informati
for
information.
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Electrical & Plumbing
Ripley
395-3626
Addressing all your electrical
and plumbing needs
New and existing residential,
commercial and industrial
Serving Huron-Kinloss and area
Come, Live, Work, Shop, Play,
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› 2015 Progress Report Summary
› Council & Committee of the Whole
› Police Services Board
› Natural Gas Initiative
› Nuclear Waste Advisory Committee
› Clerk’s Department
› Building & Planning Department
› Huron-Kinloss Official Plan
› Septic System Approval
› Huron-Kinloss Septic Inspection
› Treasury Department
› Community Services
› Emergency Management
› Ripley Cemetery
› Economic Development
› By-laws and Regulatory Information
› Fire Department Coverage Areas
› Fire Safety
› Public Works
› Blue Box Collection Schedule
› Garbage/Recycling Sections Map
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Our
Our Future
Future
Huron-Kinloss
Huron-Kinloss
Township
Township of
of Huron-Kinloss
Huron-Kinloss
Point
Point Clark
Clark -- Ripley
Ripley -- Lucknow
Lucknow
2015
2015 PROGRESS
PROGRESS REPORT
REPORT SUMMARY
SUMMARY
‘Our
‘Our Future
Future Huron-Kinloss’
Huron-Kinloss’ is
is the
the road
road map
map to
to guide
guide decision
decision making
making for
for the
the Township
Township over
over the
the next
next 99 years.
years.
This
This report
report highlights
highlights accomplishments
accomplishments from
from 2015
2015 that
that have
have helped
helped to
to meet
meet the
the goals
goals set
set out
out in
in ‘Our
‘Our Future
Future
Huron-Kinloss’
Huron-Kinloss’ Sustainability
Sustainability Plan.
Plan.
Our
Our Vision
Vision
Huron-Kinloss
Huron-Kinloss celebrates
celebrates aa unique
unique
mix
mix of
of welcoming
welcoming communities
communities
and
and natural
natural beauty
beauty
We
We are
are aa
prosperous
prosperous community
community
that
that continues
continues to
to grow
grow in
in aa
sustainable
sustainable manner
manner
2-D
2-D seismic
seismic surveys.
surveys.
••EPCOR
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selected as
as the
the
successful
successful proponent
proponent to
to bring
bring •• Over
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of sidewalks
sidewalks
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natural gas
gas to
to the
the area.
area.
poured,1,300m
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in waterwatermains
mains replaced
replaced and
and updated
updated
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in decorative
decorative
and
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over $900,000
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spent on
on
street
street lights
lights installed
installed downdownroad
road resurfacing.
resurfacing.
town
town Lucknow.
Lucknow.
Our
Our Mission
Mission
Support
Support the
the communities
communities of
of today
today
to
to inspire
inspire the
the generations
generations of
of
tomorrow
tomorrow
•• 4th
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annual Holiday
Holiday ShopShopping
ping Pass
Pass promotion
promotion with
with
1248
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passes submitted
submitted and
and
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spent in
in the
the TownTownship
ship of
of Huron-Kinloss.
Huron-Kinloss.
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bility Program
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to community
community
service
service groups
groups with
with over
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invested.
•• Moved
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into Step
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in the
theAPM
APM project
project process
process
which
which will
will include
include preliminary
preliminary
fieldwork,
fieldwork, test
test borehole
borehole drilldrilling,
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geological mapping
mapping and
and
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•• Installation
Installation of
of wayfinding
wayfinding
signs
signs in
in Lucknow
Lucknow && Point
Point
Clark,
Clark, new
new welcome
welcome signs
signs in
in
Point
Point Clark.
Clark.
Our
Our Future
Future
Huron-Kinloss
Huron-Kinloss
We are a
vibrant community
We are a
spirited community
that values our uniqueness
and creativity
that takes pride in calling Huron-Kinloss
home and welcoming others
• Received $57,800 grant
which has helped to provide
new fitness equipment for
numerous fitness programs.
Grey Bruce to help host and
market the Lighthouse Festival
and Gala.
• Grand re-opening of the
Point Clark Lighthouse National Historic Site.
• Public Art project in
Point Clark
- Ripley - Lucknow
downtown Ripley installed.
• New sound system at the
Ripley Huron Community
Centre.
• Township of HuronKinlossTourism Kiosks were
installed with sponsorship from
OPG.
• Continual support of community groups - Lucknow’s
2015
PROGRESS
Music in the
Fields,
Bruce
Botanical Food Gardens
and local service groups.
• Distribution of the 4th
annual Township of
Huron-Kinloss Discovery
Guide to over 7500 residents and visitors.
SUMMARY
•REPORT
Ripley-Huron
Fire Department volunteer Firefighters
past and present received
Exemplary Service Medals.
• Historical Walks created
through out Lucknow and
• Supporter of the
Ripley highlighting the
Ripley-Huron Reunion
• MITF was a finalist for
‘Our
Future
is the road map to guide decisionwhich
making
for the Township over
the next 9 years.
history
of theHuron-Kinloss’
Villages.
raised $60,000 to be
2015 Ontario Tourism Event
This report highlights accomplishments from 2015 that haveused
helped
to
meet
the
goals
set
out
inyear.
‘Our Future
towards community
of the
• Grant aquired to hire
Huron-Kinloss’
Sustainability
Plan.
projects.
Tenzing consultants to help
develop a plan to brand the
Township.
We are a
Our Vision
• Secured $3000 from the
Huron-Kinloss celebrates a unique
mix
We are
anof welcoming communities
natural beauty
accessible and
community
that offers opportunities for everyone
• Ripley-Huron Fire Department volunteer Chief Doug
Martyn retired with 34 years
of Service. Chief Chris
Cleave has been hired full
time.
• Ongoing efforts to maintain open dialogue with the
diverse members of our
community by distributing 4
e-newsletters to over 700
subscribers, using social media, attending meetings and
sending welcome packages.
prosperous community
that continues to grow in a
sustainable manner
2-D seismic surveys.
• EPCOR selected as the
successful
proponent
We are
an to bring • Over 700m of sidewalks
natural gas to the area.
poured,1,300mcommunity
in waterenvironmentally conscious
mains replaced and updated
• $180,000 in decorative
and over
spent on
street
lights
installed
downthat
are
good
stewards
of$900,000
our natural
road resurfacing.
town Lucknow.
environment
• Installation of wayfinding
• 4th annual Holiday Shoplighting.
• Huron-Kinloss
has
entered signs
in Lucknow & Point
ping
Pass promotion
with
into
the
second
cycle
of
the
Clark,
new of
welcome
signs
in &
1248 passes submitted and
• Member
the Great
Lakes
• Continued support for
Community
Clark. Cities Initiative,
$187,200
spentSeptic
in the InspecTown- Point
St. Lawrence
SMART specialized transtion
with 396
of Program
Huron-Kinloss.
Mayor Twolan appointed as
• Integrated of
Standards
portation
service. the communities
Support
todayTrain- shipinspections
in
2015.
Chair 2015-2016.
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for
all
staff,
Council
and
•
NWMO
began
providing
a
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installedthe
at generations of
torail
inspire
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with
the MuCommittee
members.
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tomorrow
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Kincardine
for
bility
Program
community
• Continuous efforts to make • Council Chamber exterior
culvert
replacement
on
the
service
groups
with
over
doors approved to be reall Council and Committee
boundary.
$40,000
invested.
placed with accessible doors.
reports accessible.
• Delegated
Ausable
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into Step
3, Phase
• Continuous support of
•Established the Ambasfield
Conservation
Authority
2 in the APM project process
community groups by offersador Training program
to provide
risk management
which
will include
preliminary
ing
space
for
activities
such
to train summer students
services
for
drinking drillwater
fieldwork,
test
borehole
as
VON
fitness
classes
and
on customer service and
source
protection
ing,
geological
mapping
and
Lakeshore Friendship Club.
accessibility.
• Municipal owned facilities have been upgraded
with LED energy efficient
Our Mission
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MUNICIPAL INFORMATION
Council & Committee of the
Whole
The current municipal Council was elected in 2014
and is serving a four year term. Council consists
of a Mayor, Deputy Mayor and 5 Councillors.
Council and Committee of the Whole meetings are
held in council chambers at the Municipal Office.
Committee of the Whole takes place on the first
Monday of every month and Council takes place on
the third Monday of every month. A full Council
& Committee of the Whole Meeting schedule is
available on the Township website.
All regular meetings are open to the public.
Agendas and attachments are posted on the
Township website the Friday prior to the meeting.
The public is encouraged to contact the Clerk’s
department if you require assistance with
documents and we will make every attempt to
provide information in an alternative format.
Members of the public who wish to make
presentations to council are called Delegations
to Council. Before considering a presentation to
council we suggest you discuss your concerns with
a member of Township staff and they can advise
you of the next step.
Delegations to council must provide a written
submission to the Clerk no later than 1p.m. on the
Thursday of the week before the meeting. Please
contact the clerk's department for more information.
Police Services Board
The Township of Huron-Kinloss has entered into
an Agreement with the Minister of Community
Safety and Correctional Services for the provision
of Police Services under Section 10 of the Police
Services Act R.S.O. 1990. The Police Services Board
is responsible for the provision of adequate and
effective police services in the municipality and
determining the objectives and priorities for polices
services in consultation with the detachment
commander. The Township of Huron-Kinloss Council
is currently establishing a Police Services Board
that will meet a minimum of four times per year in
the Township of Huron-Kinloss Council Chambers. A
schedule will be posted on the Township of HuronKinloss website once available.
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Natural Gas Initiative
The natural gas initiative is a partnership of
the Municipality of Kincardine, the Township of
Huron-Kinloss and the Township of Arran Elderslie.
The municipalities have been investigating the
feasibility of developing a natural gas supply to the
constituents of the municipalities. Following a six
month competitive Request for Information process
which identified multiple potential developers
to construct, own and operate a new natural gas
distribution utility, a candidate was selected.
Kincardine, Arran-Elderslie and Huron-Kinloss have
selected Edmonton-based EPCOR Utilities Inc. as
the successful proponent to bring natural gas to
their South Bruce communities.
CONTACT
EPCOR at www.epcorsouthernbruce.com
Nuclear Waste Community
Advisory Committee
Project Coordinator: Kelly Lush
The Township of Huron-Kinloss is currently in
Preliminary Assessment Step 3: Phase 2 of the APM
project which is Canada’s long term plan to manage
used nuclear fuel. This phase of work involves more
intensive community learning and engagement. The
Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO)
is working with Huron-Kinloss to confirm the plan
for technical and safety assessments, as well as
broadened engagement and well-being studies.
Preliminary fieldwork will also begin, which may
include geological mapping, limited borehole
drilling and 2-D seismic surveys to further assess
geology and site suitability against technical safety
requirements. All of these activities, including the
planning process, will be undertaken collaboratively
with the community.
The Nuclear Waste Community Advisory Committee
(NWCAC) meets the first Tuesday of every month at
7:00p.m. in Council Chambers unless otherwise noted.
Agendas are posted on the Township website the
Friday prior to the meeting. All meetings are open
to the public. The NWCAC have developed a Program
for Community Learning which endeavors to provide
opportunities for the community to learn more and
raise awareness about the APM project. The program
includes hosting guest speakers with knowledge and
diverse perspectives on the project, hosting open
houses and community outreach to groups of interest.
CONTACT
Clerk’s Department
Clerk: Sonya Watson
The Clerk’s Department is the primary contact
regarding Council business. The Clerk’s department
manages Council and Committee meetings, quasijudicial boards and the municipal election. The Clerk's
department is also responsible for license issuing,
and records management. The Clerk administers the
legislative process for municipal government, provides
advice during the meetings and is responsible for
ensuring the Council and Committee Meetings are
conducted legally and in a transparent manner.
Building & Planning Department
Chief Building Official: Matt Farrell
Through the building permit and inspection process,
the Building Department ensures all building
projects meet the minimum standards as set out in
the Ontario Building Code, as well as any by-law of
the Township of Huron-Kinloss, the County of Bruce
and other regulating bodies. General information
on the Ontario Building Code is available online at
www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca.
All property owners should check with the Building
Department prior to starting any building project.
The Chief Building Official (CBO) will review your
plans and assist in the completion of a building
permit application, while also performing on-site
inspections. Several inspections can be carried
out during construction and appointments for the
required inspections can be booked by calling the
CBO at the Township Office.
Planning meetings or committee of adjustment
meetings to consider planning applications are held
the fourth Monday of the month at 7p.m. in council
chambers.
The County of Bruce Planning Department provides
administrative support to the Planning Advisory
Committee (PAC) which is responsible for preparing
applications for amendments to the Official Plan
and the Zoning By-Law, as well as applications to
subdivide land or approve site plans for individual
parcels of land. If the committee recommends
approving the request, the matter proceeds to
Council for adoption by municipal by-law.
CONTACT
County of Bruce Planning Department at 519-881-1782
Huron-Kinloss Official Plan
The Township of Huron-Kinloss is currently in
the process of updating its land use planning
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documents including its Official Plan (OP). The
OP establishes the policies that guide all land use
decision that the Township will make over the next
five to ten years. The Township is working with
planners from MHBC to complete this update by
summer of 2016. There will be many opportunities
for Township residents to review the proposed
amendments to the plan and provide input.
Septic System Approval
The Township of Huron-Kinloss is responsible for
administering and enforcing the installation, repair
and replacements of private sewage systems that
fall under Part 8 of the Ontario Building Code.
CONTACT
Permit application and fees www.huronkinloss.com
Building Department questions or issues:
email [email protected]
Huron-Kinloss Community
Septic Inspection (HK-CSI)
The Township of Huron-Kinloss is about to begin
year two of the second cycle of the Community
Septic Inspection Program. Approximately 400
properties were inspected in 2015 thanks to the
participation of our residents. Letters will be sent
out in the next few months to those that are slated
for inspection. The Township of Huron-Kinloss will
continue with the Septic Re-Inspection Program
through this cycle of inspections until 2022. This
will allow for the Program to build on its success,
allow monitoring of repairs and replacements and
continue to provide due diligence over what has
been identified as an aging collection of private
septic systems. The Township of Huron-Kinloss will
continue to work with B.M. Ross and Associates
Limited. We would like to thank all the residents
for actively participating in this program and
helping to promote the health and wellness of our
environment and community.
Treasury Department
Treasurer: Jodi MacArthur
The Treasury Department is responsible for the
administration and maintenance of all financial
records, including the coordination and day-today administration of the capital and operating
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budgets; financial reports; billing and collection of
property taxes, including water and sewer charges;
and processing of accounts receivable, accounts
payable and payroll.
Treasury staff advise Council on the status of Township
finances and actions required to meet the Township’s
financial obligations and objectives, while providing
support to all departments for technology, risk
management, purchasing and benefit administration.
Budget
Council adopts a budget for operating and capital
expenditures annually. The budget process starts
early in the year and is ready for adoption in the
spring. All budget meetings are open to the public.
Financial Statements
For each fiscal year ending December 31, the Township
of Huron-Kinloss prepares financial statements for
the municipality. Any taxpayer or resident of the
municipality can request a copy of the financial
statements at no charge.
Community Services
Director of Community Services: Mike Fair
The Community Services Department is responsible
for the administration and maintenance of
recreation programs and facilities in the Township
of Huron-Kinloss, including program planning and
development, facility rentals, registration, and
operation and maintenance of facilities in the
Township. This includes community halls, libraries,
parks, trails and sport facilities and fields. The
department also operates and maintains the Point
Clark Lighthouse.
The Community Services Department is responsible
for many environmental initiatives in the township
including administering the Tree Permit By-Law for
trees located on the Saugeen bluff, monitoring the
Lakeshore and water levels, administering the algae
harvest program and monitoring invasive species
including Emerald Ash Borer, Giant Hog Weed and
Phragmites Australis. This department maintains
a close relationship with the Saugeen Valley
Conservation Authority and the Lake Huron Centre
for Coastal Conservation, to ensure the beaches and
dunes are preserved for future generations to enjoy.
Emergency Kit Checklist
U P P LY /P E R
T H R E E -D AY S
PERSON
a Flashlight and batteries
a Clothing and footwear
(one change/per person)
a Important papers (ID, passport)
a Radio, spare batteries or crank radio
a Blankets and sleeping bags
a Canned food
a Bottled water
a Toilet paper and personal items
a Playing cards and games
a First-aid kit (including medication)
a Utensils and a can opener
a Candles and matches/lighter
a Backpack/duffel bag (to hold kit)
a Whistle (to attract attention)
a Eye glasses
a Extra car keys and cash
a Pet food
Emergency Management
Community Emergency Management Coordinator: Chris Cleave
A municipal emergency can include floods, winter
storms, long-term power outages or tornadoes.
During emergencies alerts are available at www.
huronkinloss.com, by calling 519-395-3735 or via
local radio stations AM 920, FM 101.7 (The One),
FM 94.5 (The Bull) and FM 95.5 (MyFM).
Emergency Management Ontario recommends all
residents have a 72-hour emergency kit.
For personal emergencies, know your 911 or civic
address, which includes your house number, street
and municipality. Your street number should be
clearly visible from the road.
Ripley Cemetery
The Ripley Cemetery is located in South West corner
of Ripley. The Cemetery is managed by the Township
of Huron-Kinloss Community Services Department
which includes the sale of plots, scheduling of
interments and the management of cemetery records.
The Community Services Department can walk
you through the purchase of a cemetery plot, the
scheduling of the interment, and other memorial
options available. Cemetery tours are available.
The cost of a burial lot varies by size. The Cemetery
fees by-law is updated annually and posted on
the Township website at www.huronkinloss.com.
A one-time fee is charged to provide care and
maintenance services.
ContaCt
Ripley Cemetery appointments or information 519-395-2909
Economic Development
Economic & Development Officer: Taralyn Cronin
The Business and Economic Officer provides
assistance to businesses looking to open,
relocate or expand a business in the Township.
Responsibilities also include: maintaining the
Township’s online business directory; promoting
tourism attractions, events and points of interest;
assisting local businesses with accessing resources
such as grants and training opportunities; and
supporting downtown revitalization committees and
business groups. The Business and Economic Officer
also organizes the following promotions each year:
Huron-Kinloss Ice Cream Trail™; Lucknow and Ripley
Holiday Shopping Pass; and Huron-Kinloss Dollars.
By-laws and Regulatory
Information
By-law Enforcement/Animal Control Officer: Brianne Andrew
the By-Law enforcement officer
The By-law Enforcement Officer may be contacted
with any questions or concerns regarding any
enforceable by-law; namely by-laws concerning the
protection of persons and property.
ContaCt
Brianne Andrew [email protected]
the animal Control officer
The Animal Control Officer's responsibilities
include ensuring all dogs are licenced within the
Township of Huron-Kinloss and tending to any
canine concerns residents may have. It is every
dog owner’s responsibility to purchase and attach a
Township tag to their dog.
ContaCt
Questions or concerns or report a lost or found dog, contact
the Animal Control Officer by pager at 519-395-3844.
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NWMO Learn More Centre
Everyone is welcome.
Drop in and learn more about Adaptive Phased Management
(APM), and ongoing work in the area. APM is Canada’s plan for
the safe, long-term management of used nuclear fuel.
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is
working collaboratively with Huron-Kinloss to consider the
project and advance preliminary assessment studies. The
Township of Huron-Kinloss is one of nine communities involved
in this learning process.
NWMO Learn More Centre (Huron-Kinloss)
46 Queen St., Ripley ON
(across from Lewis Park)
519.386.6711
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Fridays
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10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Huron-Kinloss Fire Department
Coverage areas
Fire Safety
Fire Permits
Ripley-Huron Fire Department Station #150
Fire Chief & Community Emergency Management
Coordinator: Chris Cleave
Fire Permits are required for all Huron-Kinloss
properties that are in the area covered by the
Municipality of Kincardine. Contact the Kincardine
Fire Station at 519-396-2141 prior to burning.
Fire Permits are not issued for the Ripley-Huron
or Lucknow Fire Department coverage areas. Only
recreational fires and fires in conjunction with
agricultural practices are permitted according to
the Open Air Burning By-Law. The Ripley-Huron
and Lucknow Fire Departments should be notified
prior to all agricultural related fires by calling the
municipal office at 519-395-3735.
Lucknow & District Fire Department Station #160
Fire Chief: Peter Steer
Township of Huron-Kinloss Fire Departments are
responsible for the provision of fire and emergency
response services, ongoing fire prevention and public
education programs. The Lucknow Fire Department
is jointly operated by the Township of Huron-Kinloss
and the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh.
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Public Works
Director of Public Works: Hugh Nichol
The Public Works Department manages the road
system by following the Minimum Maintenance
Standards established under the Highway Traffic Act.
The Public Works department is responsible for
bridges, grass cutting, shoulder maintenance,
ditching, gravel resurfacing, dust control, catch
basins and culverts, streetlights, sidewalks, regulatory
and street signage, civic addressing, littering, street
sweeping, snow removal, sanding, hard top surface
patching and tree planting and trimming.
The department also manages four water systems,
two wastewater facilities, two solid waste landfill
sites and one gravel pit.
Water/Wastewater
Water Shut Off/Turn On
When opening or closing a cottage for the season,
weekend or rental period, contact the Public Works
Department at least two business days prior to
requesting your curb stop be shut off or turned on.
Water/Sewer Locate Requests
For non-emergency water and sanitary line locate
requests call Ontario One Call at 1-800-400-2255 or
visit www.on1call.ca.
For individual curb stop locates, call the Public
Works Department during regular business hours.
48 hours notice is required.
Property
In order to maintain the County of Bruce 911
system, ensure your civic address is clearly
displayed. Rural properties within the Township
are provided with a green 911 sign. If you require
a sign due to damage, loss or new construction,
contact the Public Works Department.
Waste Management
The Huron Landfill Site
2087 Concession 6, Ripley, 519-395-3500.
Open 10a.m. – 4p.m., Tues., Fri. and Saturdays.
Full recycling facilities on site.
The Kinloss Landfill
690 Kairshea Avenue
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Open 10a.m. – 2p.m., Sat. from April – October.
No kitchen garbage is accepted at this site.
Recycling facilities are available with the exception
of cardboard.
Garbage And Recycling Pick-Up
Both garbage and recycle pick-up for Huron-Kinloss
are carried out by a contractor, Bruce Area Solid
Waste Recycling (BASWR). See the 2016 schedule
on page 62.
All garbage left at the curb for pick-up must have
a Huron-Kinloss bag tag attached, weigh no more
than 11 kg (25 lbs) and be placed at the curb by
8a.m. on collection day.
Bag tags are $2 each and may be purchased at the
Amberley General Store, Lucknow Village Market,
McRobert’s Fuels, Ripley Variety, MacAdam’s Mini
Mart, Holyrood General Store, Wingham Valu-Mart,
Village Pizzeria By the Lighthouse, the Municipal
Office and Huron Landfill, and in Kincardine at
Sobey’s, Daisy Mart, Kwik K Variety, Hi-Way Variety
and Home Hardware.
CONTACT
Bruce Area Solid Waste Recycling at 1-800-794-9770 or
visit www.brucerecycling.com
Clear Bags for Garbage in Lucknow
Users of the Mid-Huron Landfill Site in Holmesville
(which includes residences and businesses in the
Village of Lucknow) are required to place their
garbage in clear/transparent waste disposal bags.
Disposal bags may be coloured as long as all
contents are visible to landfill staff and curbside
collection employees.
Blue Box Recycling
Curbside pick-up is provided on a bi-weekly schedule
by BASWR. Blue boxes must be at the curb by 8a.m.
on collection day and be visible to the driver. See
the 2016 schedule page 62.
Cardboard bins are located at Point Clark
Community Centre, the Public Works shed at 12
Blake St., Ripley, Lucknow Village Market, the old
fire hall at the corner of Willoughby and Inglis
Streets, Lucknow, and the Huron Landfill site.
Blue boxes can be purchased for $8/each at the
Municipal Office or Huron Landfill site.
Household Hazardous Waste Days
The County of Bruce hosts several household hazardous
and special waste collection events in various
locations each year. Hazardous waste items are not
acceptable at the Huron or Kinloss Landfill sites.
household hazardous waste collection
Kincardine Public Works Yard, 140 Valentine Avenue
May 7, 8am – 1pm
July 16, 8am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm
Lucknow
Bruce Cty. Highways Garage, 242 Gordon St. E.
September 10, 8am – 1pm
Walkerton
Bruce Cty. Highways Garage, 94 Bruce Road 2
May 28, 8am – 1pm
September 10, 8am – 11am and 1pm – 4pm
CONTACT
County of Bruce Highways Department at 519-881-2400 or
Township office at 519-395-3735
More hazardous waste collection dates and locations at
www.brucecounty.on.ca/harzardous-waste
Huron Landfill Fees
Huron Landfill Site Fees
Bag tags
$2.00 ea.
Blue box
$8.00 ea.
Brush
Free
Steel, white goods (appliances with CFC
removal tags where required)
Free
Untagged refrigerators, freezers, dehumidfiers,
air conditioners
$20/unit
Huron Landfill tipping fees
Minimum charge
$20/load
Domestic sorted waste
$100/tonne
Construction material
$100/tonne
Concrete/brick
$100/tonne
Unsorted waste
$200/tonne
Tires
Free
eWaste
Free
Mattress disposal
$20/unit
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www.brucerecycling.com
Highway 9
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Southline Ave
KINLOUGH
Statters Lake Ave
Hayes Lake Ave
Guest Ave.
Please have garbage out by 8:00 a.m.
Section 1 : Monday
Section 2 & 5: Tuesday
Section 3, 4, 6: Wednesday
Section 7 : Thursday
Garbage Collection Schedule
Kinloss Landfill Site (no cardboard)
Huron Landfill Site (incl. cardboard)
Full Recycling Depots
Ripley Public Works Yard
Lucknow Village Market
Old Fire Hall (corner of Willoughby & Inglis)
Corrugated Cardboard Depots
TownshipHuron-Kinloss,
of Huron-Kinloss Garbage/Recycling
Township of Sections
Section 1 : Lakeshore South-Ashfield boundary to south side of Pine River
Lake Huron shoreline east to and including both sides of Lake Range Drive
& Arthur Street.
Section 2 : Lakeshore North-North of Pine River to Kincardine boundary
Lake Huron shoreline east to and including both sides of Lake Range Dr.
Section 3: All rural properties east of Lake Range Drive to and excluding Bruce Road 7
(excluding Arthur Street).
Bruce Road 7
Northline Ave
Huron-Kinloss
Section 4: All rural properties east of and including Bruce Road 7, excluding properties
east of Bruce Road 1 except for Silver Lake Road.
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Paradise Lake St.
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Wolfe St.
SECTION 3
Concession 2
Highway 86
Bruce Road 1
Sideroad 10 N
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Bushell St.
Burt St.
Button St.
Section 6 : All rural properties east of Bruce Road 1;from and including Grey Ox
Avenue north to and including Southline Ave (east of Bruce Road 1).
Highway 21
PINE RIVER
Baseline
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Seasonal Roads: Service to these areas between May 1-October 31
Langside St.
Lockhart St.
Torrance St.
Sideroad 20 N
Sideroad 20 S
N. Baseline
Section 7 : All rural properties east of Bruce Road 1 and south of Grey Ox Avenue; and
Village of Lucknow; and Hamlet of Whitechurch.
SECTION 2
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CONTACTS
Community Contacts
Government
Municipal Office
21 Queen Street, Box 130
Ripley, ON N0G 2R0
Hours: M
on. – Fri. 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.
P: 519-395-3735 F: 519-395-4107
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.huronkinloss.com
Huron-Kinloss Council
Mitchell Twolan, Mayor 519-395-0717
Wilf Gamble, Deputy Mayor 519-395-3278
Lillian Abbott, Councillor 519-528-3425
Jeff Elliott, Councillor 519-395-5056
James Hanna, Councillor 519-395-3235
Don Murray, Councillor 519-395-4528
Carl Sloetjes, Councillor 519-528-3164
Huron-Kinloss Phone Directory
Municipal Office – Ripley By-law Enforcement/
Animal Control
Drainage Huron Landfill Huron Works Shed
Kinloss Works Shed
Lucknow Works Shed
Ripley-Huron Community Centre Lucknow & District Sports
Complex Point Clark Community Centre Point Clark Lighthouse Libraries
Lucknow Library Ripley Library Water/Wastewater Inquiries County of Bruce Directory
519-395-3735
519-395-3844
519-395-3735
519-395-3500
519-395-2673
519-395-3353
519-528-2727
519-395-2909
519-528-3002
519-395-3676
519-395-2494
519-528-3011
519-395-5919
519-524-6583
After Hours Public Works Emergency
1-866-299-5199 or 519-395-0216
Administration Office Bruce County Highways
Land Use Planning Social Services Social Housing 519-881-1291
519-881-2400
519-881-1782
1-800-265-3005
519-396-3439
Conservation Authorities
Saugeen Valley [email protected]
519-367-3040
Maitland Valley [email protected]
519-335-3557
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211 is a three-digit phone number
and website (www.211ontario.ca)
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CONTACTS
Huron-Kinloss Employees
Administrator
Mary Rose Walden [email protected]
Clerk
Sonya Watson [email protected]
Treasurer
Jodi MacArthur [email protected]
Director of Public Works
Hugh Nichol [email protected]
Chief Building Official
Matt Farrell
[email protected]
Director of Community Services
Mike Fair [email protected]
Ripley-Huron Fire Chief
Chris Cleave
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant/Deputy Clerk
Joanna Malott [email protected]
Taxation and Revenue Clerk
Phyllis Hunter [email protected]
Payroll and AP Clerk
Leanne Scott [email protected]
Public Works Administrative Assistant
Tracey Howe [email protected]
Recreation Administrative Assistant
Michelle Goetz [email protected]
Project Coordinator
Kelly Lush [email protected]
Drainage Superintendent
Grant Collins [email protected]
Bylaw Enforcement Officer
Brianne Andrew [email protected]
Business and Economic Officer
Taralyn Cronin [email protected]
Accounting Clerk
Heather Falconer
[email protected]
Public Services
Education and Child Care
Public Safety
Ambulance (non-emergency) 519-434-2711
Bruce Grey Child & Family Services 1-855-322-4453
Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477
Emergencies (fire, police, ambulance) 911
OPP Communications Centre (24 hours) 1-888-310-1122
OPP Kincardine (general inquiries) 519-396-3341
Violence Prevention Grey Bruce
Child Abuse
1 877 552-4453
Men's Program
1 866 449-4452
Sexual Assault
1-866-578-5566
Victim Service
1-866-376-9852
Women’s Abuse helpline 1-800-265-3026
Women’s House Serving Bruce and Grey 519-396-9814
Bluewater District School Board 519-363-2014
Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board 519-364-5820
Unifor Family Education Centre 1-800-265-3735
F. E. Madill Secondary School (Wingham) 519-357-1800
Georgian College 705-728-1968
Kincardine District Secondary School 519-396-9151
Lake Huron Learning Centre (Kincardine) 519-396-4146
Lucknow Central Public School 519-528-3022
Ripley Family Y Childcare 519-395-5570
Ripley Huron Community School 519-395-2651
Sacred Heart High School (Walkerton) 519-881-1900
Sacred Heart Separate School (Teeswater) 519-392-6854
St. Anthony’s Separate School (Kincardine) 519-396-4330
Bruce Power Visitor's Centre 519-361-2673
Long-Term Care/Retirement Homes
Post Offices
Kincardine & District Community Living
519-396-9434
Nine Mile Villa Retirement Home, Lucknow 519-528-5466
Pinecrest Manor LTC, Lucknow 519-528-2820
Retire At Home Bruce Grey (home care services) 519-395-3982
RVilla Retirement Home, Ripley 519-395-0225
Sepoy Manor, Lucknow 519-812-1166
Sunshine Helpers
519-525-2627
Holyrood General Store Kincardine – 261 Durham St. Lucknow Travel – 603 Campbell St. Ripley – 21 Jessie St. Teeswater – 18 Clinton St. Wingham – 303 Josephine St. [ 68 ]
519-395-5062
519-396-2283
519-528-2388
519-395-5900
519-392-8200
519-357-2680
CONTACTS
Hospitals and Health Care
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich
Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce Community Rehabilitation Services
Drug and Alcohol Helpline
Grey Bruce Health Services
(Owen Sound hospital)
Grey Bruce Health Unit Grundy Family Dental Care (Lucknow) Holyrood Health Clinic
Home and Community Support Services
Grey Bruce
Kids Help Phone
Kincardine Family Health Team 519-524-8689
1-800-265-9013
519-396-2070
1-800-565-8603
519-376-2121
1-800-263-3456
519-528-2621
Fax: 519-395-0533
519-389-4899
1-800-668-6868
519-396-2700
Listowel Wingham Hospital Alliance
(Wingham hospital)
519-357-3210
Lucknow Medical Centre
519-528-2810
Lucknow Chiropractic & Wellness Centre 519-528-5083
Mental Health Helpline 1-866-531-2600
Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline 1-888-230-3505
Penetangore Wellness
519-525-7305
Poison Information Centre 1-800-268-9017
Ripley and District Medical Centre 519-395-2601
South Bruce Grey Health Centre
(Kincardine hospital)
519-396-3331
South West Community Care Access Centre 1-888-371-2112
South West Health Line
519-377-4599
TeleHealth Ontario 1-866-797-0000
Youth mental health and wellness www.WeCareGreyBruce.ca
Churches
Anglican Church of the Ascension
Sundays at 10a.m. Closed January & February
372 Hayes Lake Ave., Holyrood
Contact Tamara Hodgins, 519-395-5479
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
Sundays at 11a.m.
206 Bruce Rd 86, Whitechurch, ON
Minister: Elly Dow
Secretary: William Young 519-392-6530
Kinlough Pentecostal Church
Sundays at 11a.m.
18 Paxton St., Kinlough, ON N0G 2B0
Pastor Brian Williamson, 519-395-3400 or
Doug Dahmer 519-396-4608
Kinlough Presbyterian Church
Sundays at 11:30a.m.
1235 Bruce Rd. 1, Lucknow, ON, N0G 2H0
Don Reid, 519-395-2290
Knox Presbyterian Church
Sundays at 9:30a.m.
15 Queen St., Ripley, ON, N0G 2R0
519-395-2656
Sundays at 10a.m.
293 Place St., Lucknow, ON, N0G 2H0
Pastor Tim Leferink, 519-528-3133 (church)
[email protected]
www.lucknowccrc.ca
Lucknow Presbyterian Church
Sundays at 11a.m.
578 Havelock Street, Box 307, Lucknow, ON
Rev: David Chung 519-812-1154
Clerk: 519-528-3502
www.lucknow-southkinloss-presbyterianchurches.com
Sundays at 10:30a.m. (summer 10a.m.)
505 Campbell Street, Box 70, Lucknow, ON
Lynne Wilson, Minister, 519-528-2607 (office)
[email protected]
www.lucknowunitedchurch.ca
Sundays at 10:30a.m.
Hwy. 21 and Conc. 4, Ripley
Rev. Vicki Johnson
519-395-5371 (office open Tuesday and Thursday)
St. Andrew’s United Church
Sundays at 11a.m.
1 James St., Ripley
Pastor Judy Zarubick, 519-395-2263 (office);
519-396-2637 (home)
St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church
Mass at 5p.m. on Saturday and at 9 and 11a.m. on Sunday
Reconciliation held Saturday, 3:30-4:30p.m.
Weekday Masses Tuesday – Friday
749 Russell St., Kincardine, ON, N2Z 1S7
Father Peter Jurzyk, 519-396-2505
[email protected] or www.stanthonykincardine.com
St. Luke’s Anglican Church
Sundays at 9:30a.m.
403 Alice St., Point Clark
Rector Rev. Rob Hiscox, 519-396-2127, 519-396-2185 (office)
[email protected] or www.wix.com/kincardine/anglican
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Sundays at 9:30a.m.
1188 South Kinloss Ave., Lucknow
Rev: David Chung 519-812-1154
www.lucknow-southkinloss-presbyterianchurches.com
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ContaCts
Utilities
Local Media
Township of Huron-Kinloss hydro services are provided by
Hydro One Networks Inc. in the rural areas, and Westario Power
in the urban areas of Lucknow and Ripley.
Locates – Ontario One Call
1-800-400-2255
Hydro One (rural)
1-877-955-1155
Westario (urban)
1-866-978-2746
telephone/internet/Cable
Bruce Telecom
Bell
Huron Telecommunications (Hurontel)
Kincardine Cable (Rogers)
Wightman Telecommunications
519-368-2000
1-866-310-2355
519-395-3800
519-396-8880
1-888-477-2177
CKNX Radio (AM920, FM101.7, FM94.5)
519-357-1310
Grey-Bruce Kids/ Boomers magazine
519-524-0101
Kincardine Independent (newspaper)
519-396-3111
Kincardine News (newspaper)
519-396-2963
Kincardine Record (online)
www.kincardinerecord.com
Kincardine Times (online)
www.kincardinetimes.com
Lucknow Sentinel (newspaper)
519-528-2822
Marketplace Magazine
1-877-396-9142
MyFM Radio (FM95.5)
519-396- 7770
Cemeteries
Ripley Cemetery, Township of Huron-Kinloss
South Kinloss Cemetery, Don Bell
Lurgan Cemetery, Gary Courtney
519-395-2909
519-528-5344
519-395-3360
‘Specializing in
pleased customers’
RR1 Ripley, ON, N0G 2R0
519.395.5520
fax 519.395.3220
sand • gravel • top soil • backhoe • excavating
Home Farm  Auto Commercial 
1-800-265-3000
www.millerinsurance.ca
1115 SUTTON ST. KINCARDINE, ON N2Z 2C5
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CONTACTS
Service Clubs & Organizations
Bruce Beach Cottagers’ Association
Susan Davidson
[email protected]
www.brucebeach.ca
Five Star Quilt Guild
[email protected]
HAWK Theatre
Donald Andrew, [email protected]
519-528-3019
Community Living Kincardine & District
[email protected]
519-396-9434
Leslie Uttley, 519-395-0706
Huron Shores Lions Club
Brad Hand, 519-395-0044
Huron Township History Book Committee
Sandra MacDonald, 519-395-5447
Kincardine Nimrod Club
Club House: 519-395-0997
http://www.kincardinenimrodclub.ca/
Kinloss Kairshea Women’s Institute
Charlene McEwan, 519-395-5423
Lucknow 4-H
Cathy Drennan, 519-529-7547
Lucknow Agricultural Society
Cam Alton, President
519-441-1041
www.lucknowagsociety.ca
Lucknow Auxiliary to Winter Sports
(LAWS)
Sally Murray, 519-528-2460
http://lucknowminorhockey.ca
Lucknow and District Chamber of
Commerce
Morten Jakobsen, President
519-357-8454
Lucknow Girl Guides
Mae Raynard, 519-528-3502
Lucknow Horticultural Society
Wendy Snow, 519-395-4939
[email protected]
Lucknow & District Kinette Club
Helene Jakobsen
[email protected]
Lucknow Kinsmen Club
Chris Fischer, 519-528-5327
Lucknow Lawn Bowling Club
Bev Springer, 519-528-5139
Lucknow Lions Club
Jack Cameron, 519-529-7848
Lucknow Scouting Association
Jim Finnigan, 519-528-3104
[email protected]
Lucknow Scribblers
Donna Hazelden, 519-528-3011
[email protected]
Lucknow Sepoy Ranees
Ruth Dobrensky, 519-528-2976
Lurgan Beach /Blairs Grove Beach
Association (LBBGA)
Gary Maycock
[email protected]
www.lurganbbga.ca
Pine River Boat Club
www.pineriverboatclub.on.ca
Pine River Watershed Initiative
519-395-5538
[email protected]
www.pineriverwatershed.ca
Point Clark Beach Association
Gib McIIwrath, president
[email protected]
www.pcba.ca
Point Clark Boat Club
Bill Boyd, 519-395-3313
519-395-2494 or 519-395-2909
[email protected]
http://www.huronkinloss.com/point_
clark_lighthouse.cfm
Purple Grove Women’s Institute
Fran Farrell, 519-395-5628
Reid’s Corners Women’s Institute
Brenda Ramsdale, 519-396-0014
Ripley & District Lions Club
Don Thompson, 519-396-4112
[email protected]
Ripley 4-H Clubs
Sharon Martin, 519-395-4132
[email protected]
www.4-hontario.ca
Ripley Business Community
Amy Fry, 519-395-2812
[email protected]
Ripley & Area Christmas Hamper
Committee
Murray and Susan Ferguson
519-395-5031
Gary and Sharon Courtney
519-395-3360
Ripley Curling Club
Pat van den Hogen (membership)
519-395-3401
Lynne Jewson (hall rentals)
519-395-2487
Ripley Family Y Child Care
Julie Thynne, 519-395-5570
[email protected]
Ann Finlayson, 519-395-4687
‘For Our Youth’ Group
Tryntje Eisen, 519-395-6415
[email protected]
Ripley-Huron Skating Club
Amy Fry, 519-395-2812
[email protected]
Ripley Parents’ Auxiliary to Minor Sports
Sarah Farrell-Lotton, 519-395-4649
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 440
Ripley Huron
Martin Phelan, 519-395-5408
519-395-2997 (rentals and membership)
[email protected]
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 309
Lucknow
Sarah Taylor (general information)
613-270-9603
519-528-2745 (rentals and membership)
Legion Ripley Ladies Auxiliary Branch
440
Kerry Houston, 519-395-4444
If we missed your organization and you
would like to be profiled next year, call
the Township office at 519-395-3735.
Ripley Agricultural Society
Brian Reid, 519-395-2227
[email protected]
www.ripleyfair.ca
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CONTACTS
Business Directory
Agricultural Supplies & Service
Bluewater Agromart Ltd.
519-395-2605
Bruce County Equipment, 965 Bruce Rd. 1
JD’s Truck and Tractor
519-357-1811
Kincardine Performance Centre
519-396-8161
Kinloss Autowreckers
519-395-3320
Connect Equipment Corporation
519-528-3426
Langside Tractor & Auto Clinic
519-528-2312
Courtney Farm Supplies
519-395-2915
Lucknow Auto Parts
519-528-2220
Courtney Grain & Seed
519-395-2972
Marvin’s Automotive Service
519-395-3688
Easy Grade Produce Equipment
542 Kairshea Ave.
Montgomery Ford Sales Limited
519-528-2813
Edward Knorr Horse Drawn Farm Machinery
Manufacturing & Sales, 843 Huron Kinloss Rd.
Shoreline Enterprises
519-955-7285
Son and Pop Auto Shop
519-812-4327
519-528-2103
Fair’s Haulage
519-395-5200
Willits Tire Service
Hensall and District Cooperative Inc.
519-395-5955
Banks
Isaac Martin Outdoor Power Equipment Sales
and Service, 378 Langside St.
John Weber Small Engine Repairs,
Fencing & More, 2255 Bruce Rd. 6
Bank of Montreal (Lucknow)
519-528-2824
Royal Bank of Canada (Ripley)
519-395-3101
Bed and Breakfasts
Lucknow District Co-operative Inc.
519-529-7953
A Sleep In B&B
519-395-0065
Parrish & Heimbecker Limited
519-395-4404
Belvedere House B&B
519-395-2873
P+C Dore Enterprises
519-901-1204
Grey Ox Meadows B&B
1-866-433-0533
Protekta Inc.
519-528-5888
Mahdeen B&B
519-395-2711
Robert’s Farm Equipment
519-529-7995
Sommerville Court
1-866-863-2557
Ron Stanley Farm Supplies
519-395-2434
Summerplace B&B
519-396-6070
Smith Ag Services
519-395-5030
The Beach B&B
1-877-396-7957
Snobelen Ag.
519-389-1056
Beer and Liquor
Snobelen Farms Ltd. Elevators (Lucknow)
519-528-2092
LCBO Lucknow
519-528-2335
Snobelen Farms Ltd. Elevators
(Conc. 4, Huron Township)
519-395-5167
MacAdam’s Mini Mart Ripley
519-395-3700
Antiques and Collectables
Camping and Trailer Parks
Aintree Trailer Park
519-396-8533
Antiques and More
519-528-5486
Fisherman’s Cove Tent & Trailer Park
519-395-2757
Reid’s Corner Antiques
226-930-0132
Green Acres Campground-RV Park
519-395-2808
Royal Oak Collectibles & Antiques
519-395-5717
Silver Lake Tent & Trailer Park
519-395-3330
Catering
Appliances
Don Thompson TV and Appliances
519-395-3147
Auctioneers
Allan Miller Auctioneer
519-395-5062
Automotive and Small Engine Repair
Huron Auto Wreckers
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519-395-2827
Burke’s Catering
519-396-6570
Frozen and Fabulous
519-441-2737
519-528-2210
Ripley Variety Deli & Bakery
519-395-4455
Sepoy Village Catering
519-528-3599
CONTACTS
Business Directory Continued
Child Care
Ripley Family Y Child Care
519-395-5570
Chimneys and Chimney Sweep
Stu’s Stove Shoppe & Chimney Sweep
519-395-0740
Clothing and Footwear
Britespan Building Systems Inc.
1-800-407-5846
Bruce Crane
519-395-5496
Custom Steel Trims and Machining
863 Concession 12
Earl’s Plus Excavating Service
519-395-0184
Elliott Construction
519-395-5858
ELK Bushell Construction
519-395-5478
EME Design
519-812-1004
Alia N TanJay
519-528-2388
I Want That Bag (IWTB) Consignment
Boutique & Lil’ Bitty Boutique
519-812-4982
Nine Waves
519-528 5888
Eric Stewart Construction
519-528-2003
Sears Lucknow
519-528-2388
FM Windows & Doors
519-528-2363
Sears Ripley
519-395-2982
Greg Ackert Carpentry
519-395-3845
Hometown Custom Builder
519-528-3514
Simon B. Martin Footwear, 1371 Grey Ox. Ave.
Stockyard’s Western Apparel
519-395-4664
Communications and Media
ICM Machining, 2054 Bruce Rd. 6
J&P’s Pressure Washing and Property
Maintenance
519-395-0496
Jim Van Osch Construction Ltd.
519-395-4001
Joe VanRooy Construction
519-395-5077
John Ball Carpentry
519-395-3433
Whenever Events
519-386-2900
Grey-Bruce Boomers
519-524-0101
Grey-Bruce Kids
519-524-0101
Hurontel
519-395-2625
Lucknow Sentinel
519-528-2822
Edward Martin Mouldings, Flooring &
Bendwood, 174 Hayes Lake Ave.
MerriMac Communications
519-395-0412
Lloyd Collins Construction
519-357-3015
Community Services and Cleaning
Lloyd Johnston Construction
519-395-5390
G & L Services
519-395-0714
Lucknow Service Centre
519-529-3758
G U T (Give You Time)
519-441-8088
MacGregor Enterprises Ltd.
519-396-5531
J & P’s Pressure Washing and Property
Maintenance
519-395-0496
MACLYN Dust Control
519-395-3352
McLeod Well Drilling Ltd.
519-528-2746
MR Construction
519-395-3656
MS Yungblut Cabinet Making
519-395-2487
North Fork Industries Incorporated
519-395-4445
Paul Wilken Builder
519-395-3663
Pegg Construction & Building Centre
519-528-3720
Computer Sales and Repair
Computer Dock
519-812-1020
Evan’s Computing
519-528-2875
Contractors, Builders and Construction
Advantage Insulation
888-529-1127
Arise Stairs
519-357-6844
Banah Construction Services Ltd.
519-395-5809
Porter’s Quality Precast Concrete &
Accessories
519-528-3537
Beisel Contracting
519-395-6583
R.M. Construction
519-395-3533
Bill & Tom Kempton Construction Ltd.
519-395-5520
Robert Miller Enterprise Concrete Finishing
519-528-3777
Blake Flett Carpentry
519-528-3643
Ryan McGarvey Construction
519-395-0208
Bradstones Construction
519-396-7999
Sepoy Wiring
519-529-3714
Brian Regier Carpentry
519-395-2959
Snobelen Ag Beach Cleaning Service
519-389-1056
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CONTACTS
Southern Shades
519-395-4581
Entertainment and Party Supplies
Struther’s General Carpentry
519-528-2046
A Linda Stewart Event
519-395-5809
Supreme Custom Carpentry
519-812-1556
Whenever Events (D.J, equipment rentals)
519-386-2900
TG Painting & Renovations
519-395-0143
The Button Man
519-395-0084
Thompson Eavestrough & Aluminum
519-395-4101
V. Gillies Enterprises (clown, music)
519-812-1113
Tony Pollock Local Services
519-955-7123
Financial Services
Wayne Davison Inc. Construction Management
519-395-5725
& Design
West Shore Stone & Brick Inc.
519-395-2747
Convenience and Variety Stores
Brian’s Bookkeeping and Tax
519-528-2875
Confidential Bookkeeping Services
519-395-3558
Donald A. Andrew Accounting
519-528-3019
Gary Gehiere & Associates
519-528-5115
HUB Capital
519-357-1532
519-528-2213
Holyrood General Store
519-395-5062
Mac’s Milk
519-528-2212
MacAdam’s Mini Mart
519-395-3700
West Coast Financial Services & Worldsource
Financial Management Inc.
519-395-4455
Fitness, Recreation and Leisure
Village Pizzeria By the Lighthouse *seasonal
519-395-3974
Adrienne Pollock Yoga
519-395-5357
Danceology
519-955-6124
519-395-0360
Cottage Rentals and Services
Lake Huron Cottage Rentals
519-528-2388
Family Funland *seasonal
Lakeside Home & Cottage Services
519-708-0474
Sunset Shore Properties
519-395-3423
Insanity LIVE with Stacey Nixon
[email protected]
Eateries and Refreshments
519-528-2210
Lucknow Bowl & Game Centre
519-528-3437
Mayfair Training
519-955-7936
Armstrong’s Bakery & Bulk Food
519-528-2211
Cheesy Monkii *seasonal
519-524-0665
Cobblestone Pub & Grill
519-812-1777
Mindy Porter Fitness
[email protected]
Family Funland *seasonal
519-395-0360
Moffitness Fitness Centre
519-395-3834
Lake Range Family Restaurant
519-395-0322
Sepoy Swimmers
519-528-2742
Mary’s Family Restaurant
519-528-3309
Tree of Life Wellness
519-955-7156
519-395-4455
Florists
Village Pizzeria
519-528-3974
Village Pizzeria... By the Lighthouse *seasonal 519-395-3974
Everlasting Flowers & Gifts
576 Campbell Street
Electrical, Heating and Plumbing
Fresh Produce and Specialty Food
Campbell Heating Service
519-395-4534
Cliff’s Plumbing & Heating
519-528-3913
Current Electric
519-395-3626
Lake Electric
519-392-6505
Pollock Electric
519-395-2982
RA Havens Electric
519-528-2301
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Angus Martin Maple Syrup, Honey & More
972 Grey Ox Ave.
Bruce-Huron Produce Auction
733 Kairshea Ave
Ferguson Sweet Corn
Con. 4 Pine River Church
Forest Edge Gardens
216 Kairshea Ave.
CONTACTS
Gillespie Pumpkins, Squash, Gourds, Indian
Corn & Beef, 2174 Concession 12
I Want That Bag (IWTB) Consignment
Boutique & Lil’Bitty Boutique
519-812-4982
Greta's Garden Market
519-525-5327
Lucknow Pharmasave
519-528-3004
Heinisch Farm Eggs
519-395-4096
Me 2 You Thrift Shop
519-528-5486
Homefront Acres Seasonal Apple Market
519-395-5246
Royal Oak Collectables & Antiques
519-395-5717
Shady Bend Studios
519-395-4684
Sommerville House Boutique
1-866-863-2557
Martin’s Cidermill, 194 Walkers Line
Stockyard’s Western Apparel
519-395-4664
Never Too Late Farm, 156 Bushell St.
Susan Nichol Pottery
519-395-5119
Noah Brubacher Maple Syrup & Potatoes
635 Hayes Lake Ave.
The Woodshop
519-395-3412
Wilma’s Corner
519-395-2915
Kinloss Produce, 1404 Grey Ox Ave
Lowry Farm Fresh Eggs
519-395-3568
Oziah Brubacher Flowers, 1288 Bruce Rd. 86
Golf Courses
Paul Bowman Firewood & Maple Syrup
880 South Kinloss Ave.
519-395-5555
519-395-0009
Pine River Cheese & Butter Co-operative
519-395-2638
Black Horse Golf & Country Resort
Stone’s Throw Market Garden
519-395-5313
Grocery Store, Bakery and Butcher
Sunny Nook Greenhouse & Produce
1531 Bruce Rd. 6
Armstrong’s Home Bakery & Bulk Food
519-528-2211
Knechtel Food Market-Hometown Grocer
519-528-3026
Titus Weber In-Season Fresh Produce
384 Bruce Rd. 1
Green’s Meat Market
519-528-2242
519-395-4455
Ruth’s Home Baking
519-395-5428
Whitefield Farms CSA
519-528-5374
Funeral Homes
MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Homes Ltd.
(Lucknow)
519-528-3432
MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Homes Ltd.
(Ripley)
519-395-2969
Garden Centres
Kerri’s Country Garden Centre
519-395-3932
Rob’s Rustic Gardens, 1221 Bruce Rd.1
Smeltzer’s Garden Centre
519-395-5206
Smiddycroft Nursery & Books
416-666-7569
Gas Bar and Fuel Supply
D G MacDonald & Son (Shell Oil)
519-395-2975
McRobert’s Fuels
519-528-3006
Gifts, Studios and Merchandise
Budget Bedding Bruce County
519-395-2862
519-528-3312
Glass Art Studio
519-395-3120
Hardware and Building Supplies
Henderson Rona
519-528-3118
Hodgins Home Hardware
519-528-3008
Pollock Electric
519-395-2982
Health and Beauty
Aesthetics by Karin
519-395-2248
A Scents of Serenity
226-222-9355
All About Hair
519-395-4994
Bombs Away Bath & Beauty
519-812-1008
Brooke Marks, RMT & CET
519-357-8301
Carolyn’s Beauty Salon
519-395-5985
From Head to Toe
519-395-0910
519-528-2210
Grundy Family Dental Care
519-528-2621
Kaylan Hicks Registered Massage Therapy
519-812-1717
Lucknow Chiropractic & Wellness Centre
519-528-5083
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CONTACTS
Lucknow Cut & Curl
519-528-2914
Lucknow Pharmasave
519-528-3004
Mayfair Training
519-955-7936
Orchids Hair Design
519-395-5440
Penetangore Wellness
519-525-7305
Scissors Delight
519-528-6094
Shear Bliss Hair Studio
519-395-0981
Shear Design By Sally
519-528-2043
Sole Energy
519-395-4994
Studio C Salon & Spa
519-528-5068
Tosha Nicholson
519-524-0048
To The Point Hair Design
519-395-0633
Vanity Boutique & Spa Bar
519-440-7729
Insurance
Doug Aitchison Insurance
519-528-3528
McDonagh Insurance Brokers Ltd.
519-528-3423
M2O May McConville Omni Insurance
Brokers Ltd.
519-528-3824
West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company
519-395-5362
Landscaping, Lawn Care and Gardens
Crawford Mill & Davies Barristers & Solicitors
519-395-2633
(Ripley)
Jacques Law
855-812-5252
Painters
Leidy Painting & Wallpapering
519-395-5834
TG Painting & Renovations
519-395-0143
Pet Care, Supplies, Kennels etc.
Dream Dogs
226-222-1000
K-9 Education
519-832-7676
Lucknow Huron Veterinary Services
519-528-3737
Pet-tique
519-395-4409
Pine River Mobile Vet Services
519-395-0796
Ripley Huron Veterinary Clinic
519-395-2906
Sandy’s Pet Grooming
519-395-4355
Shady Lane Kennels
519-528-2938
The Jolly Pet Sitter
519-395-4684
Photography
CLG Photography
519-528-3304
Corrie Cooper Photography
519-395-5957
Lamondeen Photography
519-395-4451
Bruce Mulch
519-395-5496
Real Estate
EnviroMasters Lawn Care
519-395-5622
Lake Range Realty Ltd.
519-395-3959
Heather’s Landscape Maintenance
519-528-2554
Marlene Gibson Real Estate
519-440-3022
J&P’s Pressure Washing and Property
Maintenance
519-395-0496
Re/Max Land Exchange Ltd.
519-395-0620
Kranenburg’s Service
519-528-2436
Wilfred McIntee and Co. Brokerage
519-528-2411
Sticks and Stones Landscaping
519-395-0338
Laundromat, Cleaning Products and Services
Bug Busters
519-528-3816
ENJO Independent Consultant
519 395-0769
Lucknow Coin Laundry, 540 Campbell St.
Lucknow Laundromat, 602 Campbell St.
Point Clark Laundromat, 195 Lake Range Dr.
Ripley Laundromat
32 Queen St.
Legal Services
Crawford Mill & Davies Barristers & Solicitors
519-528-2818
(Lucknow)
Retirement Homes, Service and Home Care
Community Living Kincardine & District
519-396-9434
Nine Mile Villa
519-528-5466
Pinecrest Manor
519-528-2820
Retire At Home Services
519-395-3982
RVilla Retirement Living
519-395-0225
Sepoy Manor Incorporated
519-812-1166
Sunshine Helpers
519-525-2627
Safety and Security
Bruce Fire Protection Ltd.
Septic and Pumping Services
Forster Septic
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519-395-5250
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Porter’s Lucknow
519-528-3537
Signs, Print and Design
MR Nicholson Trucking
519-528-2949
Travel with Tender Loving Care
519-395-0496
GRMA Design
519-528-3235
Wedding Planning and Rentals
KS Designs
519-395-2759
Amanda Ross Weddings and Events
226-222-1451
Lucknow Letters and Logos
519-812-1421
519-528-3312
Written In Stone Sandcarving and Etching
519-955-0025
519-528-2210
Snow Removal
Welding
Snow Removal
Amos B Martin’s Stainless Steel Fabricating
and Welding, 216 Kairshea Ave.
Harvey Brooks
519-395-5889
John Gillespie
519-395-5248
Kranenburg’s Service
519-528-2436
Lowry Snow
519-525-2921
John A. M. Martin Welding & Machine Shop
1467 Grey Ox Ave
Mike Nicholson
519-528-2290
Ripley Welding and Machine Shop
519-395-5944
Spike Bakker Welding
519-528-2206
Storage
JHG Mechanical Solid Trailers & Inside Storage 519-395-5868
Ripley Stor-All
519-525-9116
Clarence Martin Power Transmission Products
& Welding, 2126 Bruce Rd. 6
Wholesale and Distribution
519-395-0876
Anderson Paper Products
Tack
Woodworking & Furniture Repair/Refinishing
Enos Martin Buggy Shop
422 Staters Lake Ave.
Abram Martin Sawmill, 755 Kairshea Ave
Jason Weber Harness & Tack
725 Statters Lake Ave.
Daniel & Josiah Brubacher Wooden Handles &
More, 2806 Bruce Rd. 6
Travel and Tourism
Black Woodworking & Refinishing
Lucknow Tourism Office
519-528-3002
Martin’s Custom Woodworking
738 Hayes Lake Ave
Lucknow Travel
519-528-2388
The Woodshop
Point Clark Lighthouse & Musuem
519-395-2494
Tree Sales and Service, Wood
519-395-5321
519-395-3412
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number. They request no Sunday sales or visits. Most also
only accept cash or cheques.
Edward M. Martin Seasoned, Split Firewood
Mr. Stumps Mechanical Stump Removal
519-395-4647
Out on a Limb Tree Service
519-994-2273
Paul Bowman Firewood & Maple Syrup
Pine River Tree Farm, 739 Hayes Lake Ave.
Savage Bros Tree Service
519-395-3597
Tony Pollock Tree Service
519-955-7123
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Colling Bros. Trucking
519-395-5015
Earl Lippert Trucking Limited
519-395-5111
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Mitchell Twolan
519-955-0664
Mitchell Twolan
Broker of Record
519-955-0664
Mitchell Twolan
Broker of Record
519-955-0664
Broker of Record
Marlene Gibson
519-440-3022
Marlene Gibson
Broker
519-440-3022
Marlene Gibson
Broker
519-440-3022
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Ruth McDonald
519-525-7495
Ruth McDonald
Broker
519-525-7495
Ruth McDonald
Broker
519-525-7495
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Carol Anderson
519-525-8245
Carol Anderson
Sales Representative
519-525-8245
Carol Anderson
519-525-8245
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519-441-7653
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519-441-7653
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519-441-7653
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519-357-5033
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519-357-5033
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519-357-5033
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