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Remember a little about Shilo. Still know my way around. We lived at 55 Frontenac Cr. from 67 to 69 then on to Soest Germany. I was only 9 when we arrived in Shilo. My parents names are Chuck & Ursula Gregory. Dad work in supply mom work at the cafeteria. I do remember we would make your back yard into an ice rink every winter. Don't remember names but my best friend there had a color tv and it was the 1st time we watched batman & robin in color.
Remember a little about Shilo. Still know my way around. We lived at 55 Frontenac Cr. from 67 to 69 then on to Soest Germany. I was only 9 when we arrived in Shilo. My parents names are Chuck & Ursula Gregory. Dad work in supply mom work at the cafeteria. I do remember we would make your back yard into an ice rink every winter. Don't remember names but my best friend there had a color tv and it was the 1st time we watched batman & robin in color.
Added: April 29, 2017
take care everyone!!!
Name: Karen Pollock
From: Winnipeg
E-mail: damumkaren@hotmail.com
The whole reunion was remarkable. We had 37 people in attendance - 6 of them were teachers, and 2 were people in the area who dropped in for a visit. We had folks from Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and 5 towns in Manitoba. We also had a video-chat with 9 people from Ottawa. Doug and Ken and I have been playing e-mail tag for the last few months, getting together a list of people who were coming, and Gerald Brown gave us some of his time rounding up the teachers. I left Shilo 52 years ago and to see 4 of my Grade 12 classmates at this time in our lives was very special. It was wonderful to meet everyone as they arrived, and just reminisce about our connections to one another. I don't want to break my arm, patting myself on the back, but I had lots of feedback about how happy people were that they came to this event. Denise had a number of meetings with the hotel event manager, and we were very satisfied with the amenities at CanadInns on McPhillips. And I'd like to thank Boyd and Patricia van Aggelen who presented Mary T, Denise, and myself with bouquets of flowers. It was totally unexpected. Baby-boomer brats rock! Wayne Helgason posted some pictures on Facebook, and Ken Jenkins took a lot of pictures and will be posting them in the Reunion Gallery when he gets back to Courtenay in a few days.