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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”
"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”
Added: March 14, 2022
Name: ShiloBrats
E-mail: shilobrats@shaw.ca
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Remember when we used to play on the big guns and tanks on display around the Base, well there's even more of them now.
What is a Shilobrat Reunion without including Shilo. For some of us it's been over 50 years since we left. Many of the houses we lived in have grown old or have been removed, the high school is gone, still the memories live on, so what has become of this place of our youth, are you curious?
The Base is greener now, houses still there have been renovated, new houses are being built, General Strange Hall has expanded, the high school area is now a dog park, well two out of three ain't bad. Join us for this Sunday memory lane mini-reunion lunch and tour at Jr. Ranks to hook up with old friends and classmates from the local area not able to be with us in Winnipeg. Check the Reunion website every week for new additions and updates.