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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
11
The Huskies returned from weekend play with a split in the C R V H L. They won by default against the Prince Albert Barons on Saturday night and then lost 6-5 to the Melfort Athletics on Sunday.
The Huskies secured a playoff spot following an overtime victory. At this moment the opponent remains unknown as the Athletics pull ahead to claim the win and advance, with details pending confirmation.
Notes there could be games this weekend with posters around town announcing matchups. The teaser urges residents to watch for announcements and keep eyes peeled for schedules.
The Bantams fought back from a 5-0 and 5-1 deficit to tie Grandview in regulation, then won in overtime to reach the semifinals against the Foxwarren Spuris winner. Tom Thumbs beat Cranberry All-Stars 12-5. PeeWee All-Stars lost 9-8 to Flin Flon. missing PeeWees found ineligible for Weyburn event.
The account describes entering Hong Kong harbor from the South China Sea, noting Victoria and Kowloon with towering skyline and green mountains. It highlights ferries, sampans, and the bustling waterway, plus a park, a Hong Kong Hilton stop, the Shanghai Cricket Club, and life of Aberdeen water gypsies with pearl fishermen and markets.
John Sokulski of Brooke Bond presents prize winning checks to Blue Ribbon Pail Bon winners Conrad Watts senior winner Kathy Kolebaba runner up at the event.
The text describes a quirky group living with scant furniture, scrounged fixtures, and a rough lifestyle in Hong Kong. It notes Hong Kong as a top shopping center in the Orient, where 1 American dollar buys 5.71 Hong Kong dollars and many items seem dirt cheap. The narrator mentions needing a haircut and getting one at a swanky locale.
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