Comments: "Enter the Young" Ad The Folk Group “Enter the Young” was formed during late October 1972 at Canadian Forces Base Shilo, Manitoba under the sponsorship of Our Lady of Shilo Chapel Parish Council. Within a few weeks the group had grown from 16 to approximately 50 members from the age of 13 to 19
Between December 1972 and the recording of this album in June 1973 “Enter the Young” has performed some 30 times at senior citizens residences, drop in centres, nursing homes and hospitals in Brandon, Souris and Winnipeg, Manitoba. They have been enthusiastically received by all these audiences and have been invited for repeat performances several times. They also sing weekly during Sunday liturgy at Our Lady of Shilo Chapel.
While their repertoire is constantly expanding to other types of music, the emphasis remains on songs of meditation and inspiration as these are the songs most appreciated by the audiences for whom they sing.
Foreground: Doris Dandurand, Suzie Chambers, Pam Clarke, Heather Pace, Elizabeth Bradley, Peggy Belaire, Linda Harper, Sandra Cox, Nancy Johnston, Rita Baltesson, Leona Delmage, Cathy Deurbrouck, Andree Lafleur, Anne Marie Carey, Helen Bradley.
Background: Wayne Emond, Rose Ann Hanlon, Ben Clow, Rose Ann MacKinnon, Bridget Shannon, Denise Middlemiss, Debbie Drylick, Bev J.G. Campbell, Janyce Mayer, Kim Francis, Barb Scott, Cheryl Hunt, Cathy Adam, Shelly Clarke, Debbie Schnurr.
Above: Bruce Dandurand, Jan Auger, Linda Freeland Barnes, Doug Bradley, Brian Grohs, Cindy Bekkema, Ida Oake, Tony Clarke, Mark Dandurand, Michael Grohs, Rick Faulkner, Sue Power, Barb Power, Tom Carey, Wayne Bradley, Wayne Robertson, Sheldon Connors.
Missing from photo: Margaret Woolley, Camilla Cameron, Hazel Cameron, Al Sullivan
Comments: Siblings Ad When was the last time you had a reunion with your sisters and brothers. “Be nice to your siblings, they're your best link to your past and the most likely to stay with you in the future”- Baz Lurhmann. The best place for your next family reunion is at Shilobrats Reunion 2022 where you may also reunite with friends and classmates from your Shilo school days at the same time. Take up the Shilobrats Re-Reunion 2022 Challenge and give them a call before it's too late. Let's get together again, “This is the one! Check out the updated Reunion 2022 web site for more information.
Comments: The Cool Kids Ad Back in the days of black & white, it was all about "cool". The hair, the clothes, the cars and that care free look. Some call them the Happy Days. Fast forward fifty years and Happy Days takes on a new meaning. Some of you still have it, the clothes, the cars, that care free look...did I leave out hair? For one hot night June 11, 2022 come back in time to the Way We Were and be "cool" again.
Comments: Guys in Mexico Ad Guys just want to have fun too! Following the Shilo Panthers lead, these 70's Shilobrat guys ditched the pandemic to have their own reunion down in Mexico last summer. They should be called the Shilo Lions. Now here is a thought, The Panthers and The Lions get together for a Re-Reunion at Shilobrats Reunion 2022. I bet they can teach us a few things about having FUN! Keeping with our Way We Were music theme, check out the Fun Facts and Song Hits of 1974 in the newly updated Reunion 2022 web site. What song title best describes this group of pandemic busters. I have Jimmy Buffett's “Margaritaville” playing in my head, what do you hear?
Added: January 30, 2022
Submitted by Name: Dan Wells From: Calgary E-mail: sdwells@telus.net
Comments: Just looking at reunion stuff and wanted to say high to Mr Anderson grade 8A class from 1974 and Mrs Hatch grade 9A Class from 1975. Hope time has treated you all well
Comments: The Panthers in Mexico Ad Reunions are a lot of fun, especially when you are with people you already know! ShiloBrats is issuing the Re-Reunion 2022 Challenge. If you have already re-united with your classmates and friends, get together again, with a reunion at a Reunion. These ladies graduated PEHS from 1975 to 1977, got together for a reunion in Mexico in 2014. How many of them will Re-Reunion at Shilobrats Reunion 2022. Keeping with our Way We Were music theme, check out the Fun Facts and Song Hits of 1976 in the newly updated Reunion 2022 web site. What song title best describes this group of older and wiser Cougars. How about “Goin' Down to Mexico” – ZZ Top (ooh, that's lame) Give it your best shot! What do you remember about these gals.
Comments: That being said Ken (previous comment), regarding our advertising campaign, we can only work with the photos we have, which of course are mainly 60s Brats cuz that's OUR era. IF you wish to have some of your era photos included in our EXTENSIVE & ROBUST advertising campaign we've put together for REUNION 2022 ( please do check it out ... you might find yourself somewhere in there!!) feel free to send me (Edith) your 'memories' and I'll be more than happy to put them into our MOST ENTERTAINING AD CAMPAIGN! You'll want to be checking in over the next months as we've been very busy creating lots of FUN STUFF for you and it will be changed up frequently!! You can THANK us, we don't mind!! :
Comments: You hear 60's brats, 70's brats, 80's brats, Hell No! We all lived in the same houses, went to the same schools, had the same teachers, went to the same coffee shop, theater and sports facilities. Many of us and our families straddled the decades 50's to 60's, 60's to 70's, 70's to 80's, and some families did the whole run. Forget the labels, we are all Shilobrats, whether we knew each other then or not, we all know each other.
The Crossover Kids Ad Shilobrats Reunion 2022 The Way We Were: This is the one! This one's for FUN, this one's for you. Songs on the radio were a big influence in our lives then, and a big part of Reunion 2022. So lets start the fun part: Come up with a song title that best describes this photo. eg. “You Should Be Dancing” – Bee Gees. Give it your best shot! What do you remember about these guys?
Comments: Dan Wells. I hope you had a great holiday season and wishing you all the best for a hopefully greatly improved 2022!!!!! Thank you for letting me know David is in Brandon. I don’t get back much since mom passed but I be sure to look him up when I get to go back.
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E-mail: shilobrats@shaw.ca
"Enter the Young" Ad
The Folk Group “Enter the Young” was formed during late October 1972 at Canadian Forces Base Shilo, Manitoba under the sponsorship of Our Lady of Shilo Chapel Parish Council. Within a few weeks the group had grown from 16 to approximately 50 members from the age of 13 to 19
Between December 1972 and the recording of this album in June 1973 “Enter the Young” has performed some 30 times at senior citizens residences, drop in centres, nursing homes and hospitals in Brandon, Souris and Winnipeg, Manitoba. They have been enthusiastically received by all these audiences and have been invited for repeat performances several times. They also sing weekly during Sunday liturgy at Our Lady of Shilo Chapel.
While their repertoire is constantly expanding to other types of music, the emphasis remains on songs of meditation and inspiration as these are the songs most appreciated by the audiences for whom they sing.
Foreground: Doris Dandurand, Suzie Chambers, Pam Clarke, Heather Pace, Elizabeth Bradley, Peggy Belaire, Linda Harper, Sandra Cox, Nancy Johnston, Rita Baltesson, Leona Delmage, Cathy Deurbrouck, Andree Lafleur, Anne Marie Carey, Helen Bradley.
Background: Wayne Emond, Rose Ann Hanlon, Ben Clow, Rose Ann MacKinnon, Bridget Shannon, Denise Middlemiss, Debbie Drylick, Bev J.G. Campbell, Janyce Mayer, Kim Francis, Barb Scott, Cheryl Hunt, Cathy Adam, Shelly Clarke, Debbie Schnurr.
Above: Bruce Dandurand, Jan Auger, Linda Freeland Barnes, Doug Bradley, Brian Grohs, Cindy Bekkema, Ida Oake, Tony Clarke, Mark Dandurand, Michael Grohs, Rick Faulkner, Sue Power, Barb Power, Tom Carey, Wayne Bradley, Wayne Robertson, Sheldon Connors.
Missing from photo: Margaret Woolley, Camilla Cameron, Hazel Cameron, Al Sullivan
What do you remember about “Enter the Young”