ShiloBrats Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Nancy L. Robertson
From: brandon

Comments:
congrats to greg,I am currently not on the internet,I come to Calgary quite regularly as my son David Ritchie is a chartered accountant with KPMG. I would love to meet your family next time I am there.Also will hope for a book signing. Here is my phone number 204-727-8978,hope to hear from you. nancy

Added: February 27, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Faye Helgason
From: Ottawa/summer; Lakeland/winter
E-mail: fayeh51@yahoo.com

Comments:
WOULD YOU BELIEVE our very own shilobrat Greg Greene is a published author??

Find Newton's Law - Someone's Child, and Newton's Law - The Last Immam at Amazon.com. I just ordered them, and maybe if I'm lucky, he'll sign them for me at the next reunion!

Added: February 25, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Bill Gillespie
From: Airdrie, AB

Comments:
Flew over Shilo today at 37,000 feet on a beautiful clear day enroute to Toronto, as I've done many times over many years.

Looked down on that tiny speck on the land-you have to know where to look to see it-and mused over how that miniscule place has impacted the lives of so many people from so many places for such a long time.

Added: February 24, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Ken Fraser
From: Winnipeg
E-mail: Fraschuk@mymts.net

Comments:
Hello everyone. Iused to live at 91 Frontenac Crescent from 1966 to 1974.Drop me a line.

Added: February 22, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Theresa (Poirier) Easterby
From: Calgary, AB
E-mail: tess_e@shaw.ca

Comments:
Hi All, it's been a few months since I checked in. Mary MacDonald, welcome to our home!!! I remember so many crazy girl times. You always could make us laugh till we cried.

To add to Rusty's post on the murder/suicide. I do remember it because the girl was Yvonne Hamer and my babysitter. She had been dating a soldier who was older than her and her parents objected. So she began to see another young man. That night they were on a date at the movies (now the drill hall behind the mall). While walking home with her escort her ex hid at the back and when they walked by he shot them and then went back to the barracks and killed himself. That was bad enough but the man escorting her was not her new boyfriend. Since he was a new recruit he had to be back for bed check and had asked a friend to walk her home.
In so many ways Shilo really was a little Patten Place or maybe all small towns are like that. Some stories were true while many were just assumptions turned into gossip. Anyways as long as you were a kid there it was great. We really did have some great times.
I didn't know I was an unofficial historian Doug, but I do have so many memories of Shilo. Ever hear the one when Miss Sheehan tried to drive her car from the coffee shop to Royal via the field in the back. Oh and it was winter and she must have had a wee bit of Christmas cheer that night.

Added: February 20, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Paul Barker
From: Sault Ste Marie
E-mail: barker47@sympatico.ca

Comments:
Checking in to say hello to all of you from the 60s. Is anything planned fo Manitoba Homecoming in Shilo this summer. We plan to be in Winnipeg for part of the summer, and could make a side trip to my old stomping grounds.

Added: February 20, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Faye Helgason Linseman
From: Ottawa/ Lakeland
E-mail: fayeh51@yahoo.com

Comments:
Well, apparently he won a silver medal three days ago!!!!!

Added: February 19, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Guess who?
From: the past

Comments:
Pone, Jewha, Nipple Nose, Master Baker, Bucky... where are you all?

Added: February 19, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Neil MacDonald
From: Bruce, Ab.
E-mail: neila01@telus.net

Comments:
Hey. How's everyone doing? Been quite a while since I've posted. I have looked in periodically tho. Been 'sidelined' due to some ongoing health issues. All is well now. In fact, my Doc says that 'I will outlive him'. I sure hope so, as he is 87 yrs old!

Shilo 'may' have another connection to the 2010 Olyimpics.
Jim Robertson, (#5 Ubique Rd. 67-72) has a son Michael. (Mike Robertson, Siver Snowboard Cross) I know that Jim's parents retired to La Cory Ab. I lost touch with Jim long ago. Anyway, maybe someone who is 'in the know' could check this out further. 'Maybe'! Cheers to all, GO CANADA, GO'!

Added: February 18, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Dianne Wilson
From: Newfoundland
E-mail: diane.lee@bellaliant.net

Comments:
Can anyone remember when you got a free admit to the theater when you stayed behind and cleaned up? We were child labourers for only a dime, that's how much it cost to get in. How about Coffee Cup #1? It was being built in the early 60s or late 50s. Strange Hall was where we went swimming and earned the Red Cross certificate and bronze medalion. Do you remember Snuffy Clark, he was one of the hardest lifeguards there.

Added: February 16, 2010