Comments: I was only in Shilo a short time. Dad was stationed there for a project with Drone Troop. He was Air Force and I thought it was wierd that we were on an Army base. We were there 1968 - 1970 and I attended grades 5 and 6. I think we lived at 42 Esquimalt but now I am not sure. I thought it was funny that we were posted to CFB Greenwood after we had been in Greenwood school. I remember railway tracks, grain silos, mosquito fogging machines trying to poison us in the middle of the night, the setting sun on a summer night looking like it could swallow up the earth, winters like no other I have experienced and I left my tonsils behind in Brandon hospital.
Added: August 5, 2011
Submitted by Name: Lynn Jeffrey (nee Mills) From: East Sussex, England E-mail: amaryllis53@hotmail.com
Comments: Hi! Sigrid Debby Bennett, you and I graduated from PEH at the same time. I think you also knew another friend of mine and Debby's... Sheila Arsenault who lived in Winnipeg (Fort Osborne).
Added: August 4, 2011
Submitted by Name: Sigrid Rolfe From: Prince Edward Island E-mail: admin@peirsac.org
Comments: I attended high school at CFB Shilo, graduating in 1972.
Comments: Great site...would be great to know what happened to all my friends over the years.Lived in Shilo 1970-1982
Added: July 16, 2011
Submitted by Name: Brenda (Round) Dowell From: Efmonton, AB E-mail: bdowell@shaw.da
Comments: Does anyone remember a party at 17 Ubique Rd that took place during school hours. Donald Round hosted the rollicking event. He and some wise fellows decided it would be fun to fill the upstairs bathtub with cold water and throw in the girls. All went well until some poor girl didn't want to go and kicked off the wall upstairs and they all tumbled down the stairs and put a huge hole in the wall at the foot of the stairs. I still remember Donnie yelling at me "tell Mom & Dad we did it".
Name: Sharon Blizzard
From: London ON
E-mail: sharon.desserud@sympatico.ca
I was only in Shilo a short time. Dad was stationed there for a project with Drone Troop. He was Air Force and I thought it was wierd that we were on an Army base. We were there 1968 - 1970 and I attended grades 5 and 6. I think we lived at 42 Esquimalt but now I am not sure. I thought it was funny that we were posted to CFB Greenwood after we had been in Greenwood school. I remember railway tracks, grain silos, mosquito fogging machines trying to poison us in the middle of the night, the setting sun on a summer night looking like it could swallow up the earth, winters like no other I have experienced and I left my tonsils behind in Brandon hospital.