Published in The BANAR November 1999 The whole section of land known as Blackburn, records tell us, was sold by the Crown around 1790 to lumbermen for timber. When the choice timber was cut, the land must have been sold to our pioneer settlers. Names
Published in The BANAR November 1999 by Neil Papineau, Chairman It was a pleasure to be the Chairman of Fun Fair this year. I would like to thank the directors for their dedication and tremendous effort which made this years Fun Fair a huge success.
Published in The BANAR November 1999 For the second year Blackburn Hamlet’s gardens drew oohs and aahhs from the 200 people that came from all over the region to tour them. Also, for the second year the organizers were able to hand over a cheque
Published in The BANAR June 1999 Volunteers are concerned citizens who put their values and beliefs into actions — sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly. Collectively, they are a driving force for positive change and for an improvement in the quality of life in our community. On
Published in The BANAR April 1999 by Al Ross On March 26th we had a “Grand Opening Weekend” of our new Community Hall. The opening ceremony took place Friday evening with Mayor Cain, wine & cheese, 1 r delicious punch, and a special cake donated
Published in The BANAR February 1999 Eleven chairmen of past funfairs gathered, on behalf of all the volunteers of Blackburn, to dedicate the new signs to the community. Blackburn volunteers have unselfishly given their time and talents to make the community one to be proud