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Hi "Bump",
You don't know me - but I always check into the
"Guestbook". 19 eh? I AM impressed. I certainly
can't even match that let alone top it. Did you get:
Father Knows Best, I Love Lucy, Our Miss Brooks, The Ted
Mack National Amateur Hour, Ozzie and Harriet, The
Honeymooners, Hazel (I think), (not sure of the name
of the show - but-) George Burns and Gracie Allen, was
Red Skelton around then - I think maybe? The character
actor from December Bride was Henry Morgan and the fe-
male lead was Spring Byington. That's all I can think
of. Better go and put another log on the fire.....we're
in the middle of one of Mother Nature's jokes: snow,
ice pellets, freezing rain and now the wind has picked
up! "I'm dreaming of a White Easter...."


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OK fellow brats put your thinking caps on. ..We (Murphy's) had a TV set by around 1954. Chuckle. We ran a antenna wire from the living room and up to bedroom and the siding flashing on the outside of the PMQ to gain better reception. ...There were many very good sitcoms to come out of the '50's. ...in about a half hour or so of spinning the wheels in my brain I remembered 19. Without cheating by using the Internet. I was accurat with the names except for one or two that had a couple names for the show. These were all comedies. So on with the challenge. See if you can top my list. Well my count I mean. Just for fun 'ya know. I am sure you will have fun with it. A variety show or the like would count although I used only sitcoms. Have fun. Remember now. No peeking. For example there was December Bride using a wonderful character actor who became Col. Potter on Mash, years later.
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Hi there fellow brats - just wondering if any of you are ham radio operators. If so - let me know and we'll see if we can set a time for a QSO !

73
VE7GPG


Added: March 22, 2016
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Howdy folks. Bump here. ....It is sunny and warm on the West Coast here. Snow capped mountains from the mainland are reflecting from the mirror calm waters flowing thru Seymour Narrows. The flowers and fauna are up and running. Arggggggg! The pain. All the gardening and shovelling the flowers off the sidewalks. Mowing lawns. ...Oh well. ...My brother is bracing for yet more snow in Halifax. Chuckle.

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now I remember..34 Dieppe was in Whitehorse... I lived on Stonehenge..i think #14???

Added: February 27, 2016
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I was in Shilo for grade 4..remember doing baton twirling in the summer heat in 1 of the hangars and passing out....fond memories of this place..I think we lived at 34 Dieppe? I want to visit in the summer of 2016..would be so cool to see!

Added: February 27, 2016
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All this remembering about Shilo in the winter ruffled my declining capabilities and I thought again of school days and Mrs. Sheehan. "Mary T" loved to include a theme to consider for her classes and one time we had to bring in something that involved humour. There were some original contributions including Wayne Helgason holding up a giant hand attached to his wrist and someone rolling a coke can down the aisle to demonstrate I am not sure quite what. When Mary T came to me, she asked for my contribution but unfortunately the dog had eaten my homework, but I managed to come up with "I laughed". Mary T burst into laughter which to me epitomizes her in the classroom: demanding of her students but always ready to see the humour in the day to day. Funny what we sometimes remember. :D

Added: February 27, 2016
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One last comment from me on Shilo winters jogged back to memory by Bill's comment. Sometimes the fog in the hockey rink was so thick that we had a rule that you could not shoot on the goalie from outside the blue line as he could not see the puck!

And don't believe everything you may hear from Andy - especially when it comes to shoveling snow, mowing the grass, cleaning the garage etc etc. Cheers

Ian


Added: February 26, 2016
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I remember well the ice sculptures during the winter carnival times, and since I worked with Andy I can attest that he thought he shoveled the most Ian. Great memories for sure

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I left Shilo in 1957(1950-1957)11 years old, bound for NS. I was wondering when PEPS opened I last went there for grade 5. If I make it to next year, I may go back for a 60th anniversary of leaving. I enjoy this site, you are all doing a good job.

Added: February 25, 2016
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