bus n: bus crowd
bus n The ones everybody else / called 'the bus crowd' -- those that didn't live right in St Albert, but came in every day on bus from a place called Simon's Bay, eight miles outside. The bus crowd hung around a lot together in the one group. [Kevin Major is prob. one of the firs...
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1988
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| Online Access: | http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/elrcdne/id/4974 |
| Summary: | bus n The ones everybody else / called 'the bus crowd' -- those that didn't live right in St Albert, but came in every day on bus from a place called Simon's Bay, eight miles outside. The bus crowd hung around a lot together in the one group. [Kevin Major is prob. one of the first generation of Nfld youngsters attending the post-Confederation 'central high schools'. St John's youngsters still make the distinction. CP U.S. integration of white and coloureds through bussing?] PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup G. M. Story JUL. 29 1988 [check] WK Not used Not used Withdrawn Stamped but not used |
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