Submitted by
Name: Bill Brown
From: Ontario
Name: Bill Brown
From: Ontario
Comments:
To all Sixties Shilo Brats!!!
If you scroll down the LEFT SIDE of the homepage to Communities, the first listing you will see is Sixties Reunion 08.
If you click on that it will provide you with reunion information. After you have reviewed the information and have decided you will probably attend, please fill out the online registration form so we can create a list of possible attendees.
Lastly, when you are prepared to send in your registration fee, please print a copy of the registration form to include in the envelope with your cheque.
My email address is included in the reunion information pages if you have any questions, alernatly you can post them here and I will answer them.
Bill Brown
Sixties 08
Reunion Chair
To all Sixties Shilo Brats!!!
If you scroll down the LEFT SIDE of the homepage to Communities, the first listing you will see is Sixties Reunion 08.
If you click on that it will provide you with reunion information. After you have reviewed the information and have decided you will probably attend, please fill out the online registration form so we can create a list of possible attendees.
Lastly, when you are prepared to send in your registration fee, please print a copy of the registration form to include in the envelope with your cheque.
My email address is included in the reunion information pages if you have any questions, alernatly you can post them here and I will answer them.
Bill Brown
Sixties 08
Reunion Chair
Added: November 15, 2007
Name: Tim Keenan
From: Terrace BC
E-mail: tim@sight-and-sound.ca
I see a couple of names I know--Ron Flamand and Rob(bie)Howitt. I wonder about Doug Jordan--did you have a pretty little sister named Yvonne, and live at the end of Sapper Avenue in 1963 or so?
I was born in Shilo (probably one of the last) in 1955. My brother David was born in Brandon a year later. My dad (Maj. Alan Keenan) taught gunnery during our second posting in 1960-64, although he was in the Congo from the summer of '63 to June of '64. Rob Howitt shared a driveway with my best bud, Jack Williams. We all started school at Princess Elizabeth, but spent grades 2 and 3 in an H-hut called "D-5". The baby boom was in full swing, and they were building Greenwood (I think?) school to take up the overflow, but it wasn't done until '63 as I remember.
My mum Margaret started the boy's choir at St. Barbara's church. Ron Flamand was her star singer, and she was sure he was going to go places with his voice.