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3 Locations to serve you better!Lucknow457 Campbell Street t (519) 528-5888e [email protected]

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DISCO

VOVO EVEV RYRYR GUIDE

Modern, Europeaninspired clothing andshoes 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!Lucknow457 Campbell Street t (519) 528-5888e [email protected]

Kincardine737 Queen Streett (519) 396-6463e [email protected]

Listowel198 Main Street Westt (519) 418-5888e [email protected]

AuthorizedPANDORA

Dealer

attRaCtions anD events› Tourism Services and Amenities 4› 2016 Ice Cream Trail™ 5› Point Clark Lighthouse 7› Beaches & Marinas 9› Grassroots Rural Retreat 10› Bruce Botanical Food Gardens 12› Pine River Cheese Museum and Tours 13› Hurontel Museum 13› Secrets of the Back 40 14› Lewis Park 14› Ripley Heritage Mural 15› Paul Henderson Mural 15› Donald Dinnie Statue 15› Golf Courses 17› Downtown Ripley and Lucknow 19› Family Funland 20› Lucknow Splash Pad 20› Kinloss Tract 20› Historical Walking Tours 20› Places to Stay 21› Places to Eat 21› Special Events 22› Community Events 24

ReCReation & CoMMUnitY seRviCes› Huron-Kinloss Community Services 33› Facilities 33› Parks 34› Trails 35› Recreation 37› Maps, Point Clark 47› Maps, Lucknow 48› Maps, Ripley 49

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The Township of Huron-Kinloss 21 Queen Street, Box 130Ripley, ON NOG 2R0Phone: 519-395-3735Email: [email protected]: www.huronkinloss.com

© 2016 Township of Huron-Kinloss. No part of this book may be reproduced without permission. All photos are the property of the artist.

Published ByThe Township of Huron-Kinloss

Graphic DesignLaura Crossett, Crossett Designcrossettdesign.com

PrintingW.D. Keeling Printers Limited www.weprint.on.ca

Photo CreditsThank you to those who submitted photos and helped make this Guide a success. A few of those are:

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.

Ainsdale Golf CourseKelly LushKincardine RecordLamondeen PhotographyLucknow Little Mudder/Deneka Crich

Mary Rose WaldenRipley Huron Skating ClubSharon PikeShelley SavillTaralyn Cronin

MUniCiPaL inFoRMation› 2015 Progress Report Summary 52› Council & Committee of the Whole 54› Police Services Board 54› Natural Gas Initiative 54› Nuclear Waste Advisory Committee 54› Clerk’s Department 55› Building & Planning Department 55› Huron-Kinloss Offi cial Plan 55› Septic System Approval 56› Huron-Kinloss Septic Inspection 56› Treasury Department 56› Community Services 56› Emergency Management 57› Ripley Cemetery 57› Economic Development 57› By-laws and Regulatory Information 57› Fire Department Coverage Areas 59› Fire Safety 59› Public Works 60› Blue Box Collection Schedule 62› Garbage/Recycling Sections Map 63

ContaCts› Government 67› Public Services 68› Business Directory 72

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Where is Huron-Kinloss?

The Township of Huron-Kinloss is located at the south end of Bruce County on the

shores of Lake Huron. It encompasses the former Villages of Lucknow and Ripley,

as well as the beach community of Point Clark, and many small rural communities.

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attRaCtions& events› Tourism Services and Amenities 4› 2016 Ice Cream Trail™ 5› Point Clark Lighthouse 7› Beaches & Marinas 9› Grassroots Rural Retreat 10› Bruce Botanical Food Gardens 12› Pine River Cheese Museum and Tours 13› Hurontel Museum 13› Secrets of the Back 40 14› Lewis Park 14› Ripley Heritage Mural 15› Paul Henderson Mural 15› Donald Dinnie Statue 15› Golf Courses 17› Downtown Ripley and Lucknow 19› Family Funland 20› Lucknow Splash Pad 20› Kinloss Tract 20› Historical Walking Tours 20› Places to Stay 21› Places to Eat 21› Special Events 22› Community Events 24

Fun at Bruce Beach


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• 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

STONE & BRICK INC

South of Kincardine, 1.5 km E of Hwy 21 on Conc. 12519-395-2747

www.WestShoreStoneandBrick.com

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• Windows and Doors• Thin Stone Veneers

atMs• 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 Offi ce, Ripley

• Victoria Park*, Lucknow• Waterworks Park*, Lucknow

Wifi access• Lake Range Family Restaurant,

Point Clark• Lucknow & District Sports

Complex• Lucknow and Ripley Libraries

• Ripley-Huron Community Centre• Point Clark Lighthouse• Point Clark Community Centre• Old Lucknow Fire Hall at

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tourism offi ceTourism information is available at the Point Clark Lighthouse, Municipal Offi ce in Ripley, Lucknow Tourism Offi ce, Bruce Botanical Food Gardens and Family Funland.

The Lucknow Tourism Offi ce 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 Huron-Kinloss, 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.

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.

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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 fi nd 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 MeRCHantsvillage Pizzeria by the Lighthouse700 Victoria Rd. RR #1 Ripley (Point Clark)519-395-3974

Lake Range Family Restaurant195 Lake Range Dr. RR#1 Kincardine (Point Clark)519-395-0322

Pine River Cheese635 Highway 21 RR #4 Ripley519-395-2638

Family Funland1212 Highway 21 RR #1 Kincardine519-395-0360

Ripley variety32 Queen St. Ripley519-395-4455

Holyrood General store825 Bruce County Rd 1 Holyrood519-395-5062

Cobblestone Pub and Grill648 Campbell St. Lucknow519-812-1777

armstrong’s Bakery and Bulk Food644 Campbell St. Lucknow519-528-2211

Mary’s Restaurant763 Campbell St. Lucknow519-528-3309



Hours of operationOpen: June 30th to Labour Day

Regular tours10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m daily (last tour departs at 5:00p.m.)

sunset toursJuly 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 oldFridays 2:00p.m. – 4:00p.m.

admissionRegular: Adults $5.00 Children (12 and under): $3.00Family: $15.00Sunset: $10.00 per person (no family rates)Kids Program: $5.00 per child (includes a craft, snack and games)


Point Clark LighthouseWhat 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 defi nitely worth the climb!

The Point Clark Lighthouse is a National Historic Site and was one of the fi rst "imperial towers" to fl ash 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

519-395-2757 13 Southline Ave. Kincardine, ON

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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.

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 avail-able 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.

Access Point: The end of Lighthouse Road, off Huron Road (Conc. 2) in Point Clark.

Boiler BeachAt 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.

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).

MarinasPine River Boat Club – Private marina. Informa-tion available at www.pineriverboatclub.ca

Point Clark Boat Club – Public marina. Launch keys available at Village Pizzeria, by the lighthouse.

Beaches & MarinasLooking for a quiet, sandy beach? Somewhere to relax by the water and listen to waves crash on the shore? Huron-Kinloss 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.


Erie Belle Boiler

Boiler Beach

Point Clark Beach

Life Is Meant To Be Celebrated And Moments Meant To Be SharedMagical 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.

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.

Grassroots rural retreat

760 Bruce Rd 86, R1, Lucknow, ON N0G 2H0Vicky & Roger Morrison519 [email protected]

open to the PublicTuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 10am – 5pmEvenings, Friday & Saturday: By appointment or bookings for retreats, dining, weddings and workshops

www.grassrootsruralretreat.com

Weddings at Grassroots ~ simple rustic elegance with hint of vintage charm

Our venue is fi lled with character and traditions that fl ow 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 fl ow with ease.

We accomodate weddings of up to 130 guests from June to September.

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, unrefi ned, and local). We strive to promote the local food movement, with a touch of global fl air here and there! Indulge your inner foodie as you join us for private dining, at our community table, culinary workshops or a wood fi red pizza and music night.

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 off er 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.

www.grassrootsruralretreat.com

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-the-garden 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 INCUBATORORRponics 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 6-12Join 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.

VOLUNTEERSVolunteers 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


Hurontel MuseumHuron 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 offi ce 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.

Pine River Cheese Museum and toursA visit to the cottage just isn’t complete without squeaky cheese curds! AND now you can get them in fi ve different fl avours 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.

ContaCt60 Queen St., RipleyMonday to Friday, 8:30a.m. – 4:00p.m.1-877-395-3800 www.hurontel.on.ca


RetaiL stoRe HoURsMay 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


Lewis ParkLewis Park is a great place to take your little ones for a play. It features a splash pad, swings, a multi-play 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 fi nancial support of the community. Engraved stones are still available for purchase, so call 519-395-3735 for more details.


secrets of the Back 40Interact 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 fi nd:• Fresh Produce• Maple Syrup• Home Baking• Preserves• Apples

• Eggs• Flowers, Trees

and Shrubs• Custom Built

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).



Ripley Heritage MuralAcross 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 MuralLucknow’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 statueThe 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.


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

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Bring in this ad for a “two for one” green fee! (Somerhill only)

9 Hole Golf Course Par 36 - 2,850 YardsScenic rolling terrain

Pro shop, licensed area for 80, Snack BarBooking 2016 tournaments now

2 miles south of Tiverton on Hwy. 21519-396-8450

[email protected]

2 miles south of Kincardine on Hwy. 21519-395-5555

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18 Hole Golf Course Par 72 - 6,442 YardsPractice Facilities - Pro Shop

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Golf CoursesAinsdale Golf CourseAinsdale is an 18-hole golf course situated on scenic, rolling terrain of the shores of Lake Huron featuring:

• Fully equipped Pro Shop

• Licensed lounge

• Driving range, practice bunkers and greens

• CPGA golf professional lessons, groups and clinics with Joe the Pro

• Designated 19th hole and 100-yard practice area with bunkering

• Practice putting green

BlackHorse Golf and Country ResortBlackHorse offers 18 holes on impeccably manicured fairways and greens, a beautiful practice range and all new cart fleet.

It also offers:

• Lessons and rentals

• Public play, groups, tournaments and charities

• Fully licensed café, patio, banquet tent


ainsDaLe GoLF CoURse2264 Conc. 12, just off Hwy. 21, south of Kincardine. 519-395-5555, email [email protected] www.ainsdalegolf.on.ca.

BLaCKHoRse GoLF anD CoUntRY ResoRt1436 Bruce Rd. 1, north of Lucknow (RR4 Kincardine). 519-395-0009, email [email protected] www.blackhorsegolf.ca.

Ainsdale Golf Course is situated on scenic, rolling terrain on the shores of Lake Huron


10 ½” x 22 ½” blue/black/white 32 Queen St., RipleyOpen 7 days a week • Sunday breakfast 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Specializing inFunctional StonewarePottery

Pizza ~ Wings ~ Subs ~ Wraps ~ Pasta ~ Salads

Pizza ~ Wings ~ Subs ~ Wraps ~ Pasta ~ Salads

519-528-3974

Lucknow(corner of Campbell and Stauffer Sts.)

Dine In ~ Take Out ~ Delivery

Village Pizzeria

519-395-3974

Point ClarkBy the Lighthouse, 700 Victoria Rd.

We’re on the Ice Cream Trail

~ Take Out ~


Downtown Ripley and LucknowTake 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!

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 selec-tion 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.

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.

You’d be surprised at what you can find in these small villages!


Downtown Ripley


Kinloss tractMountain 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.

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.

Family FunlandFamily 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!

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

Historical Walking toursPick-up a Lucknow and Ripley Historical Walking Tour brochure and learn about the history of the two villages while enjoying a leisurely stroll.

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.


Lucknow splash PadThe 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.


Places to eatLucknowArmstrong’s Bakery & Bulk Food, 519-528-2211Cobblestone Pub & Grill, 519-812-1777Mary’s Restaurant, 519-528-3309Village Pizzeria, 519-528-3974

Point ClarkCheesy Monkii (Hwy 21)*, 519-524-0665Family Funland (Hwy 21)*, 519-395-0360Lake Range Family Restaurant, 519-395-0322Village Pizzeria By the Lighthouse*, 519-395-3974

RipleyRipley Variety Deli & Bakery, 519-395-4455

*Seasonal

Places to stayCampgroundsAintree 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

Green Acres Campground-RV Park 2310 Concession 12, RR1 Kincardine 519-395-2808 www.greenacrescamp.com

Silver Lake Tent and Trailer Park 56 Silver Lake Rd., RR2 Holyrood 519-395-3330 www.silverlaketentandtrailerpark.ca

Bed and BreakfastsA 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


Sommerville Court 287 Ross St., Lucknow 1-866-863-2557 or www.bbcanada.com/8193.html

Summerplace Bed and Breakfast 78 Boiler Beach Rd. RR1 Kincardine 519-396-6070

Sommerville Court B&B


April 30, 2016, 8:00am – noonLucknow town-Wide Yard saleOne 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.

May 21, 2016, 8:00am – noonRipley village-Wide Yard saleThis 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.

May 25, 2016, 2:00pm – 4:00pmRipley & District Horticultural society Flower show & Bake saleRipley-Huron Community CentreAdmission is $5.00If 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 – 3:30pmLucknow & District Horticultural society Flower show & teaLucknow United ChurchAdmission is $3.00View 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.

special eventsJune 23-26, 2016Lucknow strawberry summerfestA 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.

August 12-13, 2016Point Clark Lighthouse FestivalJoin 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 FestivalAugust 20, 2016, times TBARipley-Huron Community CentreCome 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, 2016Ripley Wolves indoor Beach volleyballThe 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.



September 11, 2016Lucknow Little MudderThe 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!

September 15, 2016, 4:30pmBruce Botanical Food Gardens Harvest DinnerJoin 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.

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September 23-24, 2016 Ripley Fall Fair – 153rdFarm 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.

November 25, 2016, 7:00 pm Lucknow santa Claus ParadeEnter 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 pmRipley’s Christmas CelebrationCelebrate 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.

February 17-18, 2017Ripley Winter CarnivalThe 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].



Community eventsWeeKLY/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 Ripley-Huron Community Centre Wednesdays except holidays www.brucecounty.on.ca/services- health/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 Lucknow Community Christian Reformed 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 Point Clark Community Centre 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

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Jam Session 7:00pm–9:00pm Point Clark Community Centre First and third Thursday of the month Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Quilting 1:00pm–4:00pm, Mondays Point Clark Community Centre Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Meeting 10:30am–12:00pm Point Clark Community Centre Third Thursday of the month Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Potluck 12:00pm–1:00pm Point Clark Community Centre Last Thursday of the month except in July, August and December Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Shuffleboard 1:00pm & 7:00pm Point Clark Community Centre Mondays at 1:00p.m. and 7:00p.m. Not held May – August Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

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 Third Thursday of the month Charlene McEwan 519-395-5423

Lucknow & District Horticultural Society 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 & District Kinette Club Meeting 7:00pm–9:00pm Lucknow & District Kinsmen Clubhouse Third Thursday of the month Helene Jakobsen: [email protected]

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

Lucknow & District Lions Club Meeting Second and Fourth Monday of the month except July and August Jack Cameron 519-529-7848

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 www.library.brucecounty.on.ca Grant 519-528-3011 [email protected]

Lucknow Scribblers 6:30pm–8:00pm, Tuesdays Lucknow Public Library 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



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Men's Time Out Bible Study 7:30pm–9:00pm, Thursdays Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church www.lucknowccrc.ca 519-528-3133

Open Game of Euchre 12:30pm–3:00pm Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309 Second and fourth Sunday of the month, but dates may vary Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

Open Game of Shoot 12:30pm–3:00pm Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309 Second and Fourth Sundays of the month but dates may vary Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

Pre-school Story Time – Ripley 10:30am–11:30am, Thursdays Ripley Public Library www.library.brucecounty.on.ca Grant 519-395-5919 [email protected] Pre-school Story Time – Lucknow 10:00am–11:00am, Fridays Lucknow Public Library www.library.brucecounty.on.ca 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 Pine River United Church Brenda Ramsdale 519-396-0014

Ripley & District Horticultural Society Meeting 1:30pm–3:00pm Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 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 Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 Second Tuesday of the month Martin Phelan 519-395-5408

Ripley Legion Branch 440 Ladies Auxiliary Meeting 8:00pm–9:00pm Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 First Tuesday of the month Kerry Houston 519-395-4444

Story Stretchers in Point Clark 10:00am–11:30am Point Clark Community Centre First Tuesday of the month www.brucecounty.on.ca/services-health/social-services/childrens-services/early-years.php 519-396-3322 [email protected]

Wing Night Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309 6:00pm–9:00pm First Saturday of every month; except November Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

Wing Night Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 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 Ripley-Huron Community Centre ripleyminorhockey.com Michelle Goetz 519-395-2909 [email protected]

Lucknow HAWK Theatre Presents: "Sex Please; We're Sixty" April 29 2016 7:30pm–9:30pm April 30 2016 7:30pm–9:30pm Lucknow Town Hall www.huronkinloss.com Donald Andrew 519-528-3019 [email protected]

Lucknow Chamber of Commerce Town Wide Yard Sale April 30 2016 8:00am–12:00pm www.lucknowchamber.ca [email protected]

MaY events

Lucknow HAWK Theatre Presents "Sex Please; We're Sixty" May 1 2016 2:30pm–4:30pm May 5 2016 7:30pm–9:30pm May 7 2016 7:30pm–9:00pm Lucknow Town Hall Donald Andrew 519-528-3019 [email protected]

Lucknow & District Horticultural Society Soup & Sandwich Fundraiser Luncheon May 11 2016 11:30am–1:00pm Lucknow Town Hall Wendy 519-395-4939 [email protected]



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]

Used Book Sale – Ripley Legion Ladies Auxiliary May 20 2016 4:00pm–8:00pm Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 Kerry Houston 519-395-4444

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 Royal Canadian Legion Ripley Branch 440 Kerry Houston 519-395-4444

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group May 21 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [email protected] Bruce Botanical Food Garden

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Flower Show May 25 2016 2:00pm–4:00pm Ripley Huron Community Centre Elaine Shantz 519-395-2828

Purina Walk for Guide Dogs in Point Clark May 29 2016 1:00pm–3:00pm Point Clark Community Centre www.purinawalkfordogguides.com/ locations/ Brad Hand 519-395-0044

Ripley Agricultural Society Spaghetti Dinner May 29 2016 4:30pm–7:00pm Ripley-Huron Community Centre www.ripleyfair.ca Melissa Freer 519-395-3131

Tuesdays' Table Dinners May 31 2016 5:30pm–7:00pm Lucknow Community Christian Reformed 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 Donald Andrew 519-528-3019 [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 Point Clark Community Centre Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

Pine River United Church Chicken BBQ June 15 2016 5:00pm–7:00pm www.pineriverunitedchurch.com [email protected] Ripley-Huron Community Centre

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]

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group June 18 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [email protected]

Lucknow Horticultural Society Flower Show and Tea June 22 2016 1:30pm–3:30pm Lucknow United Church 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 Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603 Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309

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 Ripley Huron Community Centre Lynne Jewson 519-395-2487




Tuesdays' Table Dinners June 28 2016 5:30pm–7:00pm Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church www.lucknowccrc.ca Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133 [email protected]

JULY events

Point Clark Lighthouse Children's Program July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 2016 2:00pm–4:00pm Point Clark Lighthouse 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 Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309 Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

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 Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church www.lucknowccrc.ca Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133 [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 www.huronkinloss.com Chris Cleave 519-395-3735 [email protected]

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group July 16 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Bruce Botanical Food Garden Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [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 Point Clark Community Centre Matt Pearson 519-524-2641 [email protected]

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club Sausage Supper July 24 2016 5:00pm–7:00pm Point Clark Community Centre Leslie Uttley 519-395-0706

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 Point Clark Lighthouse Ages 5–10, $5/child www.huronkinloss.com/point_clark_ lighthouse.cfm Taralyn Cronin 519-395-3735 [email protected]

Point Clark Lighthouse Festival August 12 and 13 2016 Point Clark Lighthouse www.huronkinloss.com Taralyn Cronin 519-395-3735 [email protected]

Point Clark Beach Association Annual Meeting August 13 2016 9:00am–11:00am www.pcba.ca Gib McIIwrath: [email protected] Point Clark Community Centre

Ripley's Food Art & Craft Festival August 20 2016, time TBA Ripley-Huron Community Centre [email protected]

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group August 20 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Ripley-Huron Community Centre Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [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 Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

sePteMBeR events

Ripley Wolves Indoor Beach Volleyball Tournament September 8–10 2016 Ripley Huron Community Centre ripleywolves.com/ Jeremy: [email protected]

Lucknow Little Mudder September 11 2016 10:00am–5:00pm www.lucknowagsociety.ca Lucknow Kinsmen Soccer Fields




Bruce Botanical Food Gardens Harvest Dinner September 15 2016 4:30pm–8:30pm Ripley-Huron Community Centre www.facebook.com BruceBotanicalFoodGardens [email protected]

Lucknow Fall Fair September 16, 17, 2016 9:00am–9:00pm lucknowagsociety.ca

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group September 17 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [email protected]

Ripley Huron Skating Club Registration September 17 2016 11:00am–1:00pm Ripley Huron Community Centre Amy Fry: [email protected]

Ripley Fall Fair September 23, 24 2016 9:00am–1:00am Ripley Huron Community Centre 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 Ripley Huron Community Centre Brad Hand 519-395-0044

oCtoBeR events

Pine River United Church Kountry Kitchen Annual Bazaar October 8 2016 11:00am–1:00pm Pine River United Church www.pineriverunitedchurch.com [email protected]

Tuesdays' Table Dinners October 25 2016 5:30pm–7:00pm Lucknow United Church www.lucknowccrc.ca Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133 [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 Royal Canadian Legion Lucknow Branch 309 Sarah Taylor 613-270-9603

Remembrance Day Ceremonies November 11 2016 10:30am–11:15am Lucknow and Ripley Cenotaphs

Ripley and District Horticultural Society Youth Group November 19 2016 10:00am–12:00pm Tryntje Eisen 519-396-6415 [email protected]

Lucknow Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade November 25 2016 7:00pm–8:00pm www.lucknowchamber.ca [email protected]

Ripley's Christmas Celebrations November 27 2016 6:00pm–9:00pm Amy Fry: [email protected]

Tuesdays' Table Dinners November 29 2016 5:30pm–7:00pm Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church www.lucknowccrc.ca Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133 [email protected]

DeCeMBeR events

Juvenile Regional Silver Stick December 2–4 2016 www.lucknowminorhockey.ca Lucknow & District Sports Complex

Lucknow HAWK Theatre's Christmas Production December 2, 3, 2016 7:30pm–9:00pm December 04 2016 2:30pm–4:00pm Lucknow Town Hall Donald Andrew 519-528-3019 [email protected]

Tuesdays' Table Dinners December 13 2016 5:30pm–7:00pm Lucknow United Church www.lucknowccrc.ca Pastor Tim Leferink 519-528-3133 [email protected]

Pine River United Church Candlelight Christmas Eve Service December 24 2016 6:00pm–7:00pm Pine River United Church www.pineriverunitedchurch.com [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



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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.

Lucknow & District sports ComplexThe 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 Shuffl eboard, Shows, Auctions and Special events. The complex is a fully licensed facility. Moffi tness, and the Lucknow Tourism Offi ce are also located in the Lucknow & District Sports Complex.

Moffi tness Fitness Centre is accessible to members 24 hours per day, seven days a week. Moffi tness offers a variety of fi tness classes, a wide range of equipment and a squash court. Showers and changerooms are also available.

CoMPLeX ContaCtMark Hackett662 Campbell St., [email protected]

Fitness CentReEan or Amanda Moffat662 Campbell St., Lucknow519-395-3834moffi [email protected]

Point Clark & Huron District Community CentreThe 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 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.

PCHCCSharon Lester, 344 Lake Range Dr., Point Clark519-395-0714

Point Clark Outdoor Ice Rink

Ripley-Huron Community Centre 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 fi tness classes.

RiPLeY-HURon CoMMUnitY CentReMichelle Goetz, 17 Queen St., Ripley519-395-2909 [email protected]


Lucknow town Hall 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.

LUCKnoW toWn HaLLMichelle Goetz, 526 Campbell St., Lucknow519-395-2909 [email protected]

Community CentresKinloss Community Centre 519-395-5493 Lucknow and District Community Centre 519-528-2388Purple Grove Community Centre 519-395-5918Whitechurch Hall 519-357-3459

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.

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.

Waterworks Park. East end of Lucknow.Beautiful garden area maintained by the Lucknow Horticultural Society and pavilion.

Point Clark/Lurgan/Blairs GroveAmberley Park. Corner of Hwy 86 and Hwy 21.Treed picnic area for travellers to take a break during a long drive


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Ball DiamondsKinBruce Ball Park, Lake Range between Concession 10 and 12Lucknow Caledonia Ball Park, 662 Campbell StreetLucknow Kinsmen Ball Park, 596 Inglis StreetPine River Ball Park, The corner of Hwy 21 and Concession 4Point Clark Ball Park, Lake Range between Concession 2 and 4Ripley Memorial Park, 17 Queen St Ripley

soccer FieldsLucknow Kinsmen Soccer Fields, 790 Havelock St. Ripley Park Street Soccer Fields, 59 Park Street


Blue Park


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, fi tness equipent and tennis court.

Pearl Elizabeth. Bottom of the 6th Concession on Gordon Street. Large green space for baseball or volleyball.

RipleyLewis Park. Corner of Queen and Huron Street. Splash pad, washrooms, play structures, swings, pavilion and large green space.

WhitechurchWhitechurch Park. Located off Hwy 86. Youth ball diamond, basketball net, play structure with slide, swings and pavilion.

LucknowLoafer’s Lane – 2.5km. Access off of Ross and Willoughby St.Lucknow Walk – 5km. Access throughout Lucknow

Point ClarkAttawandaron 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.

RipleyApple Rail Trail – 2.03km. Access behind the Ripley Huron, Community Centre, East End of Park St. Lewis Trail – 1.38km. East end of Park StreetRipley Walk – 4km. Access throughout Ripley

Huron-KinlossHuronville Trail – Access west of Green Acres Campground, on Conc 12

snowmobile trailsBluewater Snowmobile Club. www.bluewatersnowmobileclub.com

ContaCtwww.huronkinloss.com/facilities.cfm

Deer Run Nature Park


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.

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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.


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 onLine519-395-2909 www.jumpstart.canadiantire.caForms 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.

ContaCt519-528-3002 [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.

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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.

ContaCt519-528-3002 [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.

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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 Huron-Kinloss 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).

Weather Related CancellationsIf 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.

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 1Ripley 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.


Hockey

Lucknow Minor HockeyThis 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.

ContaCt519-528-3002 or email [email protected]

Ripley Minor HockeyThis 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.

ContaCt519-395-2909 or email [email protected]

Swimming

Lucknow Pool Schedule

MON TUES WED THU FRI SAT SUN

8:00 – 9:00 AM Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim9:00 – 11:00 AM Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons Lessons11:00 – 12:00 PM Aqua Fit Aqua Fit Aqua Fit Aqua Fit Aqua Fit12:00 – 1:00 PM

1:00 – 4:00 PM Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim4:00 – 5:00 PM Swim Team Adult & Tot Swim Swim Team Adult & Tot Swim Swim Team5:00 – 6:00 PM Lane Swim Lane Swim Lane Swim6:00 – 8:00 PM Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim Public Swim8:00 – 9:00 PM Aqua Fit Aqua Fit

Pool Rates

Public Swimming Admission (0-18 years) $3Public Swimming Admission (19+ years) $4Per hour $50+HSTBirthday party (One-hour pool rental and pizza) $60+HST

ContaCtLucknow pool swimming lesson or pool rental information 519-528-2902

Swimming Registration RatesSwimming registration takes place in May and June.

Level 1-5 $60Level 6-10 $70Family rate $165Private lessons $20Adult lessons $40Swim team $50Aqua Fit (per class) $5

Season’s Pass

Single $70Double $120Family $170

Figure Skating

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.

ContaCtAmy Fry 519-395-2812



Ball Hockey

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.

Thursday April 14th – May 19th 2016Fee: $30/player

ContaCt519-395-2909 [email protected]

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.

ContaCt519-881-2739 or 1-800-616-8116www.brucecounty.on.ca/services-health/social-services/ childrens-services/[email protected]

Children’s Programs

Wolf Cub Adventure Camp

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 Ripley-Huron 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 PioneersThis 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 TopWelcome 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 TalesThe 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/childContaCt519-395-2909 [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.

ContaCtMindy at [email protected]


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.

ContaCt519-355-5834, [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 2016Adults with Childcare: $184 Adults Only: $144 for two classes/weekFall 2016, October 17 – December 12 2016Adults with Childcare: $184 Adults Only: $144 for two classes/weekWinter 2017, January 9 – March 6 2017Adults with Childcare: $184

Adults Only: $144 for two classes/weekContaCt519-395-2909 [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/personSpring 2016, April 4 – May 26 Fee: $80 per personFall 2016 Session 1, September 12 – October 24Fee: $60/personFall 2016 Session 2, November 1 – December 12 Fee: $60/personWinter, January 9 – March 6 2017Fee: $80/person


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.

[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/personSession 2, July 26 – August 26, Fee: $60/person


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.

ContaCtAdrienne, 519-395-5357 or [email protected]



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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.

ContaCtRegister online at www.tree-of-life-wellness.com or Facebook at www.facebook.com/angiemilnertreeoflife

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!

ContaCtStacey on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InsanityKincardine

senior Programs

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

ReCReation & CoMMUnitY seRviCesprogram 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.

ContaCtRegistration required. Jessica Catto at 519-371-5331 ext. 236 or [email protected]

Wellnastik

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.

ContaCtNo registration is required, the drop in fee is $5/class. 519-395-5041.

Shuffleboard

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.

ContaCtPoint Clark 519-395-5058, Lucknow 519-528-3002

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Family Programs

Public Skating and Shinny

Lucknow Public SkatingLucknow & District Sports ComplexSundays from 1–2:30p.m.Monday to Friday 10a.m.–noonChristmas Holidays, March Break and Family Day 1–3p.m.

Ripley Public SkatingRipley-Huron Community Centre 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 SkatingMany 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 ShinnyJoin 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 ShinnyBring 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! Ripley Business Community (RBC) is accepting new members now. Membership benefits include joint marketing initiatives that give you more value for your advertising dollar, networking and learning opportunities, contribution to downtown beautification, 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] for more information.

Just minutes from beachside Point Clark, and historic downtown Lucknow, nestled in the “hub” of Huron …

Come Discover Ripley.

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Membership is surrounding area

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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 Stor-All, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 440, Royal Oak Antiques, RVilla Retirement Living, Smeltzer's Garden Centre, Snobelen Farms, The Woodshop

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MUniCiPaLinFoRMation› 2015 Progress Report Summary 52› Council & Committee of the Whole 54› Police Services Board 54› Natural Gas Initiative 54› Nuclear Waste Advisory Committee 54› Clerk’s Department 55› Building & Planning Department 55› Huron-Kinloss Offi cial Plan 55› Septic System Approval 56› Huron-Kinloss Septic Inspection 56› Treasury Department 56› Community Services 56› Emergency Management 57› Ripley Cemetery 57› Economic Development 57› By-laws and Regulatory Information 57› Fire Department Coverage Areas 59› Fire Safety 59› Public Works 60› Blue Box Collection Schedule 62› Garbage/Recycling Sections Map 63

Township of Huron-Kinloss Municipal Offi ce, Ripley


Township of Huron-Kinloss Point Clark - Ripley - Lucknow

2015 PROGRESS REPORT SUMMARY

‘Our Future Huron-Kinloss’ is the road map to guide decision making for the Township over the next 9 years. This report highlights accomplishments from 2015 that have helped to meet the goals set out in ‘Our Future Huron-Kinloss’ Sustainability Plan.

Our Future Huron-Kinloss

Our VisionHuron-Kinloss celebrates a unique

mix of welcoming communitiesand natural beauty

Our MissionSupport the communities of today

to inspire the generations oftomorrow

• EPCOR selected as the successful proponent to bring natural gas to the area.• $180,000 in decorative street lights installed down-town Lucknow. • 4th annual Holiday Shop-ping Pass promotion with 1248 passes submitted and $187,200 spent in the Town-ship of Huron-Kinloss.• NWMO began providing a Corporate Social Responsi-bility Program to community service groups with over $40,000 invested.• Moved into Step 3, Phase 2 in the APM project process which will include preliminary fieldwork, test borehole drill-ing, geological mapping and

2-D seismic surveys.• Over 700m of sidewalks poured,1,300m in water-mains replaced and updated and over $900,000 spent on road resurfacing.• Installation of wayfinding signs in Lucknow & Point Clark, new welcome signs in Point Clark.

prosperous communityWe are a

that continues to grow in a sustainable manner


























• Ripley-Huron Fire Depart-ment volunteer Chief Doug Martyn retired with 34 years of Service. Chief Chris Cleave has been hired full time.• Continued support for SMART specialized trans-portation service.• New hand rail installed at Mill Pond.• Continuous efforts to make all Council and Committee reports accessible.•Established the Ambas-sador Training program to train summer students on customer service and accessibility.

• Ongoing efforts to main-tain open dialogue with the diverse members of our community by distributing 4 e-newsletters to over 700 subscribers, using social me-dia, attending meetings and sending welcome packages.• Integrated Standards Train-ing for all staff, Council and Committee members. • Council Chamber exterior doors approved to be re-placed with accessible doors.• Continuous support of community groups by offer-ing space for activities such as VON fitness classes and Lakeshore Friendship Club.

spirited communitythat takes pride in calling Huron-Kinloss home and welcoming others

We are a

• Grand re-opening of the Point Clark Lighthouse Na-tional Historic Site. • Continual support of com-munity groups - Lucknow’s Music in the Fields, Bruce Botanical Food Gardens and local service groups.• Supporter of the Ripley-Huron Reunion which raised $60,000 to be used towards community projects.

• Distribution of the 4th annual Township of Huron-Kinloss Discovery Guide to over 7500 resi-dents and visitors.• Ripley-Huron Fire Depart-ment volunteer Firefighters past and present received Exemplary Service Medals.• MITF was a finalist for 2015 Ontario Tourism Event of the year.

accessible communityWe are an

that offers opportunities for everyone


• Huron-Kinloss has entered into the second cycle of the Community Septic Inspec-tion Program with 396 inspections in 2015.• Partnered with the Mu-nicipality of Kincardine for culvert replacement on the boundary.• Delegated Ausable Bay-field Conservation Authority to provide risk management services for drinking water source protection• Municipal owned facili-ties have been upgraded with LED energy efficient

lighting.• Member of the Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, Mayor Twolan appointed as Chair 2015-2016.

environmentally conscious communityWe are an

that are good stewards of our natural environment

vibrant communityWe are a

that values our uniqueness and creativity• Received $57,800 grant which has helped to provide new fitness equipment for numerous fitness programs.• New sound system at the Ripley Huron Community Centre.• Historical Walks created through out Lucknow and Ripley highlighting the history of the Villages.• Grant aquired to hire Tenzing consultants to help develop a plan to brand the Township.• Secured $3000 from the

vibrant community

Grey Bruce to help host and market the Lighthouse Festival and Gala.• Public Art project in downtown Ripley installed.• Township of Huron-KinlossTourism Kiosks were installed with sponsorship from OPG.














MUniCiPaL inFoRMation

Council & Committee of the WholeThe 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 BoardThe 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 Huron-Kinloss website once available.

Nuclear Waste Community Advisory CommitteeProject 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

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.

ContaCtEPCOR at www.epcorsouthernbruce.com


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.

ContaCtwww.huronkinloss.com

Clerk’s DepartmentClerk: Sonya Watson

The Clerk’s Department is the primary contact regarding Council business. The Clerk’s department manages Council and Committee meetings, quasi-judicial 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

MUniCiPaL inFoRMationprojects 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.

ContaCtCounty 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


MUniCiPaL inFoRMationdocuments 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.

ContaCtPermit application and fees www.huronkinloss.comBuilding 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 DepartmentTreasurer: Jodi MacArthur

The Treasury Department is responsible for the administration and maintenance of all financial records, including the coordination and day-to-day administration of the capital and operating

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.

BudgetCouncil 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 statementsFor 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 ServicesDirector 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.


MUniCiPaL inFoRMationThe 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.

ContaCtRipley Cemetery appointments or information 519-395-2909

Economic Development Economic & Development Offi cer: Taralyn Cronin

The Business and Economic Offi cer 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 Offi cer 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 InformationBy-law Enforcement/Animal Control Offi cer: Brianne Andrew

the By-Law enforcement offi cerThe By-law Enforcement Offi cer may be contacted with any questions or concerns regarding any enforceable by-law; namely by-laws concerning the protection of persons and property.

ContaCtBrianne Andrew [email protected]

the animal Control offi cerThe Animal Control Offi cer'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.

ContaCtQuestions or concerns or report a lost or found dog, contact the Animal Control Offi cer by pager at 519-395-3844.

Emergency Management Community Emergency Management Coordinator: Chris Cleave

A municipal emergency can include fl oods, 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 CemeteryThe 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.

a Flashlight and batteriesa Clothing and footwear

(one change/per person)a Important papers (ID, passport)a Radio, spare batteries or crank radioa Blankets and sleeping bagsa Canned fooda Bottled watera Toilet paper and personal itemsa Playing cards and gamesa First-aid kit (including medication)a Utensils and a can openera Candles and matches/lightera Backpack/duffel bag (to hold kit)a Whistle (to attract attention)a Eye glassesa Extra car keys and casha Pet food

Emergency Kit ChecklistTHREE-DAY SUPPLY/PER PERSON


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

NWMO Learn More Centre (Huron-Kinloss)46 Queen St., Ripley ON (across from Lewis Park)519.386.6711

Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Thursdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Fridays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.



Fire Safety Ripley-Huron Fire Department Station #150Fire Chief & Community Emergency Management Coordinator: Chris Cleave

Lucknow & District Fire Department Station #160Fire Chief: Peter Steer

Township of Huron-Kinloss Fire Departments are responsible for the provision of fi re and emergency response services, ongoing fi re prevention and public education programs. The Lucknow Fire Department is jointly operated by the Township of Huron-Kinloss and the Township of Ashfi eld-Colborne-Wawanosh.

Fire Permits 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 fi res and fi res in conjunction with agricultural practices are permitted according to the Open Air Burning By-Law. The Ripley-Huron and Lucknow Fire Departments should be notifi ed prior to all agricultural related fi res by calling the municipal offi ce at 519-395-3735.

Huron-Kinloss Fire Department Coverage areas



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/WastewaterWater 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.

PropertyIn 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

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-UpBoth 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.

ContaCtBruce 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.


MUniCiPaL inFoRMationBlue 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

ContaCtCounty 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

FULLY INSURED

• Windows• Doors• Siding• VinylandAluminumTrims

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township of Huron-Kinloss Municipal office21 Queen Street, Box 130 Ripley, ON N0G 2R0Hours: Mon. – Fri. 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.P: 519-395-3735 F: 519-395-4107Email: [email protected]: www.huronkinloss.com

Huron-Kinloss CouncilMitchell Twolan, Mayor 519-395-0717Wilf Gamble, Deputy Mayor 519-395-3278Lillian Abbott, Councillor 519-528-3425Jeff Elliott, Councillor 519-395-5056James Hanna, Councillor 519-395-3235Don Murray, Councillor 519-395-4528Carl Sloetjes, Councillor 519-528-3164

County of Bruce DirectoryAdministration Office 519-881-1291Bruce County Highways 519-881-2400Land Use Planning 519-881-1782Social Services 1-800-265-3005Social Housing 519-396-3439

Conservation authoritiesSaugeen Valley [email protected]

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Huron-Kinloss Phone DirectoryMunicipal Office – Ripley 519-395-3735

By-law Enforcement/ Animal Control 519-395-3844

Drainage 519-395-3735

Huron Landfill 519-395-3500

Huron Works Shed 519-395-2673

Kinloss Works Shed 519-395-3353

Lucknow Works Shed 519-528-2727

Ripley-Huron Community Centre 519-395-2909

Lucknow & District Sports Complex 519-528-3002

Point Clark Community Centre 519-395-3676

Point Clark Lighthouse 519-395-2494

Libraries Lucknow Library 519-528-3011

Ripley Library 519-395-5919

Water/Wastewater Inquiries 519-524-6583

After Hours Public Works Emergency1-866-299-5199 or 519-395-0216

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Community ContactsGovernment


Huron-Kinloss employeesAdministrator Mary Rose Walden [email protected] Sonya Watson [email protected] Jodi MacArthur [email protected] of Public Works Hugh Nichol [email protected] Building Official Matt Farrell [email protected] of Community Services Mike Fair [email protected] Fire Chief Chris Cleave [email protected] Assistant/Deputy Clerk Joanna Malott [email protected] and Revenue Clerk Phyllis Hunter [email protected]

Payroll and AP Clerk Leanne Scott [email protected] Works Administrative Assistant Tracey Howe [email protected] Administrative Assistant Michelle Goetz [email protected] Coordinator Kelly Lush [email protected] Superintendent Grant Collins [email protected] Enforcement Officer Brianne Andrew [email protected] and Economic Officer Taralyn Cronin [email protected] Clerk Heather Falconer [email protected]

Public Services

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education and Child CareBluewater District School Board 519-363-2014Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board 519-364-5820Unifor Family Education Centre 1-800-265-3735F. E. Madill Secondary School (Wingham) 519-357-1800Georgian College 705-728-1968Kincardine District Secondary School 519-396-9151Lake Huron Learning Centre (Kincardine) 519-396-4146Lucknow Central Public School 519-528-3022Ripley Family Y Childcare 519-395-5570Ripley Huron Community School 519-395-2651Sacred Heart High School (Walkerton) 519-881-1900Sacred Heart Separate School (Teeswater) 519-392-6854St. Anthony’s Separate School (Kincardine) 519-396-4330Bruce Power Visitor's Centre 519-361-2673

Long-term Care/Retirement HomesKincardine & District Community Living 519-396-9434Nine Mile Villa Retirement Home, Lucknow 519-528-5466Pinecrest Manor LTC, Lucknow 519-528-2820Retire At Home Bruce Grey (home care services) 519-395-3982RVilla Retirement Home, Ripley 519-395-0225Sepoy Manor, Lucknow 519-812-1166Sunshine Helpers 519-525-2627

Post officesHolyrood General Store 519-395-5062Kincardine – 261 Durham St. 519-396-2283Lucknow Travel – 603 Campbell St. 519-528-2388Ripley – 21 Jessie St. 519-395-5900Teeswater – 18 Clinton St. 519-392-8200Wingham – 303 Josephine St. 519-357-2680

Public safetyAmbulance (non-emergency) 519-434-2711Bruce Grey Child & Family Services 1-855-322-4453Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477Emergencies (fire, police, ambulance) 911OPP Communications Centre (24 hours) 1-888-310-1122OPP Kincardine (general inquiries) 519-396-3341Violence 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 1-800-265-3026Women’s House Serving Bruce and Grey 519-396-9814


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Hospitals and Health CareAlexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich 519-524-8689Alzheimer Society of Grey Bruce 1-800-265-9013Community Rehabilitation Services 519-396-2070Drug and Alcohol Helpline 1-800-565-8603Grey Bruce Health Services (Owen Sound hospital) 519-376-2121Grey Bruce Health Unit 1-800-263-3456Grundy Family Dental Care (Lucknow) 519-528-2621Holyrood Health Clinic Fax: 519-395-0533Home and Community Support Services Grey Bruce 519-389-4899Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868Kincardine Family Health Team 519-396-2700

ChurchesAnglican 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

Lucknow Community Christian Reformed 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

Lucknow United Church 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

Pine River United Church Sundays at 10:30a.m. Hwy. 21 and Conc. 4, Ripley Rev. Vicki Johnson 519-395-5371 (office open Tuesday and Thursday) www.pineriverunitedchurch.com

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

Listowel Wingham Hospital Alliance (Wingham hospital) 519-357-3210Lucknow Medical Centre 519-528-2810Lucknow Chiropractic & Wellness Centre 519-528-5083Mental Health Helpline 1-866-531-2600Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline 1-888-230-3505Penetangore Wellness 519-525-7305Poison Information Centre 1-800-268-9017Ripley and District Medical Centre 519-395-2601South Bruce Grey Health Centre (Kincardine hospital) 519-396-3331South West Community Care Access Centre 1-888-371-2112South West Health Line 519-377-4599TeleHealth Ontario 1-866-797-0000Youth mental health and wellness www.WeCareGreyBruce.ca


ContaCtsUtilitiesTownship 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 1-800-400-2255Hydro One (rural) 1-877-955-1155Westario (urban) 1-866-978-2746

telephone/internet/CableBruce Telecom 519-368-2000Bell 1-866-310-2355Huron Telecommunications (Hurontel) 519-395-3800Kincardine Cable (Rogers) 519-396-8880Wightman Telecommunications 1-888-477-2177

Local MediaCKNX Radio (AM920, FM101.7, FM94.5) 519-357-1310Grey-Bruce Kids/ Boomers magazine 519-524-0101Kincardine Independent (newspaper) 519-396-3111Kincardine News (newspaper) 519-396-2963Kincardine Record (online) www.kincardinerecord.comKincardine Times (online) www.kincardinetimes.comLucknow Sentinel (newspaper) 519-528-2822Marketplace Magazine 1-877-396-9142MyFM Radio (FM95.5) 519-396- 7770

Ripley Cemetery, Township of Huron-Kinloss 519-395-2909South Kinloss Cemetery, Don Bell 519-528-5344Lurgan Cemetery, Gary Courtney 519-395-3360

Cemeteries

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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

Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club 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 www.lucknowchamber.ca

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

Point Clark Lighthouse 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 Agricultural Society Brian Reid, 519-395-2227 [email protected] www.ripleyfair.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]

Ripley & District Horticultural Society Ann Finlayson, 519-395-4687

Ripley & District Horticultural Society ‘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

service Clubs & organizations

If we missed your organization and you would like to be profiled next year, call the Township office at 519-395-3735.


agricultural supplies & serviceBluewater Agromart Ltd. 519-395-2605

Bruce County Equipment, 965 Bruce Rd. 1

Connect Equipment Corporation 519-528-3426

Courtney Farm Supplies 519-395-2915

Courtney Grain & Seed 519-395-2972

Easy Grade Produce Equipment 542 Kairshea Ave.

Edward Knorr Horse Drawn Farm Machinery Manufacturing & Sales, 843 Huron Kinloss Rd.

Fair’s Haulage 519-395-5200

Hensall and District Cooperative Inc. 519-395-5955

Isaac Martin Outdoor Power Equipment Sales and Service, 378 Langside St.

John Weber Small Engine Repairs, Fencing & More, 2255 Bruce Rd. 6

Lucknow District Co-operative Inc. 519-529-7953

Parrish & Heimbecker Limited 519-395-4404

P+C Dore Enterprises 519-901-1204

Protekta Inc. 519-528-5888

Robert’s Farm Equipment 519-529-7995

Ron Stanley Farm Supplies 519-395-2434

Smith Ag Services 519-395-5030

Snobelen Ag. 519-389-1056

Snobelen Farms Ltd. Elevators (Lucknow) 519-528-2092

Snobelen Farms Ltd. Elevators (Conc. 4, Huron Township)

519-395-5167

antiques and CollectablesAntiques and More 519-528-5486

Reid’s Corner Antiques 226-930-0132

Royal Oak Collectibles & Antiques 519-395-5717

appliancesDon Thompson TV and Appliances 519-395-3147

auctioneersAllan Miller Auctioneer 519-395-5062

automotive and small engine RepairHuron Auto Wreckers 519-395-2827

Business DirectoryJD’s Truck and Tractor 519-357-1811

Kincardine Performance Centre 519-396-8161

Kinloss Autowreckers 519-395-3320

Langside Tractor & Auto Clinic 519-528-2312

Lucknow Auto Parts 519-528-2220

Marvin’s Automotive Service 519-395-3688

Montgomery Ford Sales Limited 519-528-2813

Shoreline Enterprises 519-955-7285

Son and Pop Auto Shop 519-812-4327

Willits Tire Service 519-528-2103

BanksBank of Montreal (Lucknow) 519-528-2824

Royal Bank of Canada (Ripley) 519-395-3101

Bed and BreakfastsA Sleep In B&B 519-395-0065

Belvedere House B&B 519-395-2873

Grey Ox Meadows B&B 1-866-433-0533

Mahdeen B&B 519-395-2711

Sommerville Court 1-866-863-2557

Summerplace B&B 519-396-6070

The Beach B&B 1-877-396-7957

Beer and LiquorLCBO Lucknow 519-528-2335

MacAdam’s Mini Mart Ripley 519-395-3700

Camping and trailer ParksAintree Trailer Park 519-396-8533

Fisherman’s Cove Tent & Trailer Park 519-395-2757

Green Acres Campground-RV Park 519-395-2808

Silver Lake Tent & Trailer Park 519-395-3330

CateringBurke’s Catering 519-396-6570

Frozen and Fabulous 519-441-2737

Grassroots Rural Retreat 519-528-2210

Ripley Variety Deli & Bakery 519-395-4455

Sepoy Village Catering 519-528-3599

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Child CareRipley Family Y Child Care 519-395-5570

Chimneys and Chimney sweepStu’s Stove Shoppe & Chimney Sweep 519-395-0740

Clothing and FootwearAlia N TanJay 519-528-2388

I Want That Bag (IWTB) Consignment Boutique & Lil’ Bitty Boutique

519-812-4982

Nine Waves 519-528 5888

Sears Lucknow 519-528-2388

Sears Ripley 519-395-2982

Simon B. Martin Footwear, 1371 Grey Ox. Ave.

Stockyard’s Western Apparel 519-395-4664

Communications and MediaWhenever 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

MerriMac Communications 519-395-0412

Community services and CleaningG & L Services 519-395-0714

G U T (Give You Time) 519-441-8088

J & P’s Pressure Washing and Property Maintenance

519-395-0496

Computer sales and RepairComputer Dock 519-812-1020

Evan’s Computing 519-528-2875

Contractors, Builders and ConstructionAdvantage Insulation 888-529-1127

Arise Stairs 519-357-6844

Banah Construction Services Ltd. 519-395-5809

Beisel Contracting 519-395-6583

Bill & Tom Kempton Construction Ltd. 519-395-5520

Blake Flett Carpentry 519-528-3643

Bradstones Construction 519-396-7999

Brian Regier Carpentry 519-395-2959

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

Eric Stewart Construction 519-528-2003

FM Windows & Doors 519-528-2363

Greg Ackert Carpentry 519-395-3845

Hometown Custom Builder 519-528-3514

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

Edward Martin Mouldings, Flooring & Bendwood, 174 Hayes Lake Ave.

Lloyd Collins Construction 519-357-3015

Lloyd Johnston Construction 519-395-5390

Lucknow Service Centre 519-529-3758

MacGregor Enterprises Ltd. 519-396-5531

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

Porter’s Quality Precast Concrete & Accessories

519-528-3537

R.M. Construction 519-395-3533

Robert Miller Enterprise Concrete Finishing 519-528-3777

Ryan McGarvey Construction 519-395-0208

Sepoy Wiring 519-529-3714

Snobelen Ag Beach Cleaning Service 519-389-1056

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Southern Shades 519-395-4581

Struther’s General Carpentry 519-528-2046

Supreme Custom Carpentry 519-812-1556

TG Painting & Renovations 519-395-0143

Thompson Eavestrough & Aluminum 519-395-4101

Tony Pollock Local Services 519-955-7123

Wayne Davison Inc. Construction Management & Design

519-395-5725

West Shore Stone & Brick Inc. 519-395-2747

Convenience and variety storesHolyrood General Store 519-395-5062

Mac’s Milk 519-528-2212

MacAdam’s Mini Mart 519-395-3700


Village Pizzeria By the Lighthouse *seasonal 519-395-3974

Cottage Rentals and servicesLake Huron Cottage Rentals 519-528-2388

Lakeside Home & Cottage Services 519-708-0474

Sunset Shore Properties 519-395-3423

eateries and RefreshmentsArmstrong’s Bakery & Bulk Food 519-528-2211

Cheesy Monkii *seasonal 519-524-0665

Cobblestone Pub & Grill 519-812-1777

Family Funland *seasonal 519-395-0360

Lake Range Family Restaurant 519-395-0322

Mary’s Family Restaurant 519-528-3309


Village Pizzeria 519-528-3974

Village Pizzeria... By the Lighthouse *seasonal 519-395-3974

electrical, Heating and PlumbingCampbell 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

entertainment and Party suppliesA Linda Stewart Event 519-395-5809

Whenever Events (D.J, equipment rentals) 519-386-2900

The Button Man 519-395-0084

V. Gillies Enterprises (clown, music) 519-812-1113

Financial servicesBrian’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

West Coast Financial Services & Worldsource Financial Management Inc.

519-528-2213

Fitness, Recreation and LeisureAdrienne Pollock Yoga 519-395-5357

Danceology 519-955-6124

Family Funland *seasonal 519-395-0360

Insanity LIVE with Stacey Nixon [email protected]


Lucknow Bowl & Game Centre 519-528-3437

Mayfair Training 519-955-7936

Mindy Porter Fitness [email protected]

Moffitness Fitness Centre 519-395-3834

Sepoy Swimmers 519-528-2742

Tree of Life Wellness 519-955-7156

FloristsEverlasting Flowers & Gifts 576 Campbell Street

Fresh Produce and specialty FoodAngus 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.


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Gillespie Pumpkins, Squash, Gourds, Indian Corn & Beef, 2174 Concession 12

Greta's Garden Market 519-525-5327

Heinisch Farm Eggs 519-395-4096

Homefront Acres Seasonal Apple Market 519-395-5246

Kinloss Produce, 1404 Grey Ox Ave

Lowry Farm Fresh Eggs 519-395-3568

Martin’s Cidermill, 194 Walkers Line

Never Too Late Farm, 156 Bushell St.

Noah Brubacher Maple Syrup & Potatoes 635 Hayes Lake Ave.

Oziah Brubacher Flowers, 1288 Bruce Rd. 86

Paul Bowman Firewood & Maple Syrup 880 South Kinloss Ave.

Pine River Cheese & Butter Co-operative 519-395-2638

Stone’s Throw Market Garden 519-395-5313

Sunny Nook Greenhouse & Produce 1531 Bruce Rd. 6

Titus Weber In-Season Fresh Produce 384 Bruce Rd. 1

Whitefield Farms CSA 519-528-5374

Funeral HomesMacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Homes Ltd. (Lucknow)

519-528-3432

MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Homes Ltd. (Ripley)

519-395-2969

Garden CentresKerri’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 supplyD G MacDonald & Son (Shell Oil) 519-395-2975

McRobert’s Fuels 519-528-3006

Gifts, studios and MerchandiseBudget Bedding Bruce County 519-395-2862

Everlasting Flowers & Gifts 519-528-3312

Glass Art Studio 519-395-3120

I Want That Bag (IWTB) Consignment Boutique & Lil’Bitty Boutique

519-812-4982

Lucknow Pharmasave 519-528-3004

Me 2 You Thrift Shop 519-528-5486

Royal Oak Collectables & Antiques 519-395-5717

Shady Bend Studios 519-395-4684

Sommerville House Boutique 1-866-863-2557

Stockyard’s Western Apparel 519-395-4664

Susan Nichol Pottery 519-395-5119

The Woodshop 519-395-3412

Wilma’s Corner 519-395-2915

Golf CoursesAinsdale Golf Course 519-395-5555

Black Horse Golf & Country Resort 519-395-0009

Grocery store, Bakery and ButcherArmstrong’s Home Bakery & Bulk Food 519-528-2211

Knechtel Food Market-Hometown Grocer 519-528-3026

Green’s Meat Market 519-528-2242


Ruth’s Home Baking 519-395-5428

Hardware and Building suppliesHenderson Rona 519-528-3118

Hodgins Home Hardware 519-528-3008

Pollock Electric 519-395-2982

Health and BeautyAesthetics 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


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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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

insuranceDoug 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 GardensBruce Mulch 519-395-5496

EnviroMasters Lawn Care 519-395-5622

Heather’s Landscape Maintenance 519-528-2554

J&P’s Pressure Washing and Property Maintenance

519-395-0496

Kranenburg’s Service 519-528-2436

Sticks and Stones Landscaping 519-395-0338

Laundromat, Cleaning Products and servicesBug 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 servicesCrawford Mill & Davies Barristers & Solicitors (Lucknow)

519-528-2818

Crawford Mill & Davies Barristers & Solicitors (Ripley)

519-395-2633

Jacques Law 855-812-5252

PaintersLeidy 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

PhotographyCLG Photography 519-528-3304

Corrie Cooper Photography 519-395-5957

Lamondeen Photography 519-395-4451

Real estateLake Range Realty Ltd. 519-395-3959

Marlene Gibson Real Estate 519-440-3022

Re/Max Land Exchange Ltd. 519-395-0620

Wilfred McIntee and Co. Brokerage 519-528-2411

Retirement Homes, service and Home CareCommunity 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 securityBruce Fire Protection Ltd. 519-525-6880

septic and Pumping servicesForster Septic 519-395-5250


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Porter’s Lucknow 519-528-3537

signs, Print and DesignGRMA Design 519-528-3235

KS Designs 519-395-2759

Lucknow Letters and Logos 519-812-1421

Written In Stone Sandcarving and Etching 519-955-0025

snow RemovalSnow Removal

Harvey Brooks 519-395-5889

John Gillespie 519-395-5248

Kranenburg’s Service 519-528-2436

Lowry Snow 519-525-2921

Mike Nicholson 519-528-2290

storageJHG Mechanical Solid Trailers & Inside Storage 519-395-5868

Ripley Stor-All 519-525-9116

tackEnos Martin Buggy Shop 422 Staters Lake Ave.

Jason Weber Harness & Tack 725 Statters Lake Ave.

travel and tourismLucknow Tourism Office 519-528-3002

Lucknow Travel 519-528-2388

Point Clark Lighthouse & Musuem 519-395-2494

tree sales and service, WoodEdward M. Martin Seasoned, Split Firewood 902 South Kinloss Ave.

Mr. Stumps Mechanical Stump Removal 519-395-4647

Out on a Limb Tree Service 519-994-2273

Paul Bowman Firewood & Maple Syrup 880 South Kinloss Ave.

Pine River Tree Farm, 739 Hayes Lake Ave.

Savage Bros Tree Service 519-395-3597

Tony Pollock Tree Service 519-955-7123

trucking and transportation servicesColling Bros. Trucking 519-395-5015

Earl Lippert Trucking Limited 519-395-5111

MR Nicholson Trucking 519-528-2949

Travel with Tender Loving Care 519-395-0496

Wedding Planning and RentalsAmanda Ross Weddings and Events 226-222-1451

Everlasting Flowers & Gifts 519-528-3312


WeldingAmos B Martin’s Stainless Steel Fabricating and Welding, 216 Kairshea Ave.

Clarence Martin Power Transmission Products & Welding, 2126 Bruce Rd. 6

John A. M. Martin Welding & Machine Shop 1467 Grey Ox Ave

Ripley Welding and Machine Shop 519-395-5944

Spike Bakker Welding 519-528-2206

Wholesale and DistributionAnderson Paper Products 519-395-0876

Woodworking & Furniture Repair/RefinishingAbram Martin Sawmill, 755 Kairshea Ave

Black Woodworking & Refinishing 519-395-5321

Daniel & Josiah Brubacher Wooden Handles & More, 2806 Bruce Rd. 6

Martin’s Custom Woodworking 738 Hayes Lake Ave

The Woodshop 519-395-3412

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Phone: 519-395-3959 Toll Free: 866-495-3959www.lakerangerealty.ca

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Carol Anderson 519-525-8245


Ruth McDonald 519-525-7495

Broker

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Broker

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