Local hockey playoffs fuel action across Midgets Huskies and Blues
The Midgets defeated Roblin 6-3 in one semi final, then Roblin rallied to win 8 4 to take the two game total 13 11. Thompson leads Huskies 2 0 in the Manitoba Intermediate AA series as Gordie Redahl returns. Curling draws and bonspiel notes fill the weekend with Bay area rink details and a busy local schedule.
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Festival riders from Labatt’s crew noted for Maple Leafs ties
Pete Langell and Paul Bourque, part of Howie Larke’s Labatt’s group, figure in the Festival story. Langell played for the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1936 to 1942 and was part of the famed 1949 Leafs team that clawed back from 3-0 to beat Detroit for the Stanley Cup in four straight.
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Huskies Host Family Night With Hunters Exhibition
Huskies invite fans to Pack Palace for an eight thirty p.m. exhibition against the Hudson Bay Hunters. It is Hudson Bay’s first appearance in five years in Opasquia league action. Family night offers admission for two adults and up to ten children for two dollars, with prizes including bicycles and hockey sticks.
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Blues Win Hard Fought MAHLA Playoff Game
The Pas Blues defeated the Birtle Turtles 7 4 to move closer to the MAHLA Intermediate C provincial final before 391 fans at the local rink. Norman Michel sank the OT winner in game one, while goalie Dave Morton and defenseman Phillip Morin stood out for The Pas in a hard fought series opener.
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Blues overpower Birtle in 7-4 hockey win
The Blues defeated Birtle 7-4 in a high scoring affair as Dan Highway and Norman Michel led the attack with multiple goals. Don Gres notched three for Birtle while Barry Butler added a late marker. It was the Blues’ second win of the day, with a 2-1 first period, 4-3 at the end of two, and a 3-1 final frame. Referee Doug White handed seven penalties split four to Birtle and three to the Blues.
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Santa Letter Describes Skates and Ice for The Pas Kids
A child from The Pas writes to Santa about wanting figure skates amid rink ice restrictions for hockey and curling. The letter expresses longing to skate and twirl, noting old folks curling and the town's ice shortage.
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Churchill Adds Driver Testing For Churchill Residents
The Manitoba government will add Churchill to the driver testing program with a trained examiner in Winnipeg ready to serve Churchill. New applicants and those needing re examination must pass a provincial driving test conducted by a qualified examiner, while existing licence holders stay unaffected. Gillam and Lynn Lake may join later depending on examiner availability.
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