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Kincardine Lions Club nears completion of north boardwalk project By Liz Dadson |
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 Working on the final portion of the north boardwalk project, beside the Kincardine Pavilion, are Kincardine Lions Club members Dennis Speer (L), Stu Grigg, Bruce Hedley and Lee Fuller  Mary Kloosterboer (C), director of the Kincardine Community Concert Band, jokes with Kincardine Lions Club members Chris Lynam (L), Dennis Flavell and George Ling, urging them to keep their hammering to the beat of the Music in the Park concert at nearby Dunsmoor Park, Wednesday night | |||||
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It's been almost two years of hard work and dedication, plus a lot of lumber and nails, but the Kincardine Lions Club is nearing the completion of its north boardwalk project. The boardwalk begins beside the flag pole at the foot of Harbour Street, and runs to the edge of the Pavilion at the foot of Durham Street, with a ramp to the ground. Along the boardwalk, there are benches and planters, with ramps to access ground level at various areas. There are a total of 1,160 engraved boards in the project, said co-ordinator Dennis Flavell. And that will be all for now since the shop teacher and technical program at Kincardine District Secondary School have been suspended. Flavell said there would be an order for more than 200 additional engraved boards if the shop program resumes.
Benches and flower beds grace the boardwalk, just south of the Pavilion
The Lions Club logo graces the boardwalk
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 Bob Wolfenden (L) and Kelly Constantineau of the Kincardine Lions Club create a proper base for the boardwalk beside the Pavilion  The Lions Club logo engraved on the boardwalk Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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