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SENIORS INFORMATION FAIR hosted by the Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Navan Community Centre on the second floor of the Navan Arena, 1295 Colonial Rd.


HALLOWE'EN HIJINX from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum. A day of family-friendly Halloween fun at the museum! Wear your costume and explore the origins of Halloween traditions as you collect some yummy treats along the way. Complete a scavenger hunt, create your own masquerade mask and more! Cost: $19.75 per family (2 adults + children); $7.75 adults; $5.50 seniors, children and students. Children 5 and under are free.


THE GLOUCESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY will present a talk by military historian Captain Steven Dieter entitled “From Normandy to the Scheldt.” This will take place at 2 p.m. at the Beechwood National Memorial Centre, 280 Beechwood, and will include a guided tour of the National Military Cemetery for those who wish to take it. Admission is free.

 


Welcome aboard!

M.L. Bradley Ltd. is a family owned and operated school and charter bus company that has been serving the local community for the past 47 years.

Founded by Morris Lorne Bradley in 1965, the business is now operated by his wife Joyce along with their daughter Kathleen and son-in-law Gord Both out of the company's offices on Frank Kenny Road in Navan.

Through the years, M.L. Bradley has prided itself on the quality and professionalism of its staff and drivers, many of whom have been with the company for over 20 years.

The company operates more than 75 buses covering 100 routes, all with a mission to provide transportation to school children in the "safest, most efficient and amicable way possible".

All driver candidates must be a minimum 21 years of age with a valid driver's license, undergo a criminal record review and MTO driver record search, and agree to the company's strict Code of Contact.

Once the prerequisites have been met, the trainee must pass a vision test, complete a defensive driving course and successfully pass the MTO written and road tests.

After the candidate has successfully obtained their Class "E" or "B" license, the training does not stop there. In an effort to achieve driver excellence, ML Bradley's qualified trainers are continually developing training programs and seminars for all drivers.

ML Bradley's vehicles are serviced on a regular basis and meet Ministry of Transportation standards. The company's trained service technicians ensure that all the buses are kept clean and in top mechanical working order. Each vehicle is placed in the company's Fleet Management system to make sure all inspections are completed on schedule.

All of M.L. Bradley's buses are equiped with the Child Check Mate System developed by owner Gord Both. The system ensures that sleeping children are not accidentally left on the bus.

M.L. Bradley was also the first bus company in the region to hold a "First Time Rider Day" for young children, doing so in 1991. The program has since been held by other carriers.

As a local familly-operated company, ML Bradley takes pride in giving back to the community. They have been involved in a variety of projects and initiatives including the Orléans Outstanding Youth Awards, the Juno Beach Visitor Centre, Camp Banting, the CICB Run For The Cure, the Joan McCann Leukemia Foundation, and much, much more.

For more information on ML Bradley Ltd. and the various transportation services they provide, including charters, call 613-835-2488 or visit their website at www.mlbradley.com. If you require more information on how to apply to become one of their valued full- or part-time drivers click here.

 

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