Published in The BANAR November 1973 Residents of Blackburn Hamlet are now accustomed to seeing little red and white mini-buses zipping about the streets, and, judging from the steadily increasing passenger loads, are riding them in growing numbers. Average daily passenger load for the North
Published in The BANAR September 1972 The Corporation of the Township of Gloucester has leased from the National Capital Commission an area of land oft the south side of lunes Road near Glen Park Drive measuring 650′ x 800′. The Community Association asked the Township
Published in The BANAR May 1972 This version of the truth is an interpretation by J.G. Rollins of some notes prepared by Mrs. Lois Kemp and q speech by Mr. H. Schmitz, Consultant to the Township’s Recreation and Community Centres Board (RCCB). The first purchasers
Published in The BANAR Dev=cember 1971 In order to provide an adequate service and more comfortable facilities we have made several changes to the times of bus departures for both morning and evening buses. 7:20, 7:30, 7:40 and 8:25: These arrive downtown at 7:35, 8:00,
Published in The BANAR November 1971 The Community Bus Service, which has been operating since 1st November, is winning new clients regularly. Passenger loading for the second week had increased by about 11% over the first week’s operation. The number of passengers carried each morning
Published in The BANAR November 1968 In 1951 approximately 15 community-minded people decided it was time we took some interest in providing something for our young people. Blackburn Community was formed. Cubs and Brownies were started. A rink with lights and field house were erected
