Class 1965

Articles and News of Class 1965

: Created: 26 December 2016

“Visiting Vancouver – the main purpose of our visit was to see our daughter and her family, in particular, our grandson, Carter, who was 16 months young.

At the same time, we were able to re-acquaint with our friends and classmates; played a game of table tennis at Stephen Ho’s residence; had dinner, lunch and dim-sum at different occasions before returning home.

: Created: 26 September 2016

From Toronto, Stephen will drive eastward to Quebec City to take a cruise going down south. Click the photo to enjoy his stops on the way.

Stephen will take more shots to add to the album as he continues his trip.

: Created: 23 September 2016

Vincent Lee writes, "THANK YOU all for coming out to share a most sumptuous meal with me, Stephen/Doris & BonBon!!

All eight WYK former scouts, including Ho Sir our Group Scout Leader are looking good!

Thanks John Fung for the update re next year's Rhapsody; you and Andrew Tang did so much footwork to lay the path, now joined by BonBon.

Special thanks for Jimmy Chan who had to cancel and reschedule his students just to come out to see us.

Another special thanks to Francis Ho for the very rare "appearances", according to Ho Sir, bestowing on Stephen & me a "Big Face"!

Raymond Lee had not changed at all, still the quick wit and sense of humour!

Thanks to all the spouses present, sharing our laughter and fun of just being together..........!"

[Click the group photo to view the album.]

: Created: 14 September 2016

2016_09_13 相聚於太湖盛宴。

: Created: 04 August 2016

現居上海的方澄伉儷，與旅居溫哥華之何芃芃夫婦，無獨有偶，今年兩度在多倫多會面。我等六五同學有機會相聚，濟濟一堂。李榮輝首先安排愉園新閣、及後鄧偉燊提議魚樂軒，先後品嚐廣東點心及龍蝦午餐，兹附上相片數輯為記。

: Created: 19 March 2016

Please click the photo to view the album. (Andrew Tang 160319)

: Created: 27 January 2016

一年容易又新春，謹此，恭賀猴禧。
港加兩地六五同學，分別齊來團年聚會，各自表述，各自分享。
附上相片數輯，便利覽閱。

鄧偉燊 /160127

: Created: 26 January 2016

Classmates of 65ers braved the subzero temperature to reminisce the good old days at the Tai Mo Shan & Kowloon Peak in Hong Kong; and that of the Marmot Basin ski resort in Jasper, Alberta. [Click here to view the album.]

Since KC disclosed the secret, I'll send you these photos to reminisce our youthful days; and I could not let KC get away without disclosing his latest Look at Luke, per lmw65wyk.

Thanks Tsai for letting us see what the elusive, unpredictable and "now you see him, now you don't" KC looked like when he materialized at the peak of Mt. Flying Goose at -3 degrees...... Looks cute, almost like a "smurfat" (or whatever they were called, cute shorties living amongst their mushroom houses, always cheerful and mischievous.....). At that temperature, he should last longer.....!, with less kinetic energy propelling him thrashing around.

Attaching a few photos of my own, taken ~2 weekends ago at the peak of Jasper's Marmot Basin ski resort, about 2,700 m above sea level, at something like -23 degrees C - considered to be "warm" at that altitude, with bright sunshine and little wind. Just the three of us: Sarah, Sigmund and myself. Derek had to work making sure the planes could fly at the airport; mom did not want to risk slipping on ice; the Doktors had to babysit.

At my age, I'm fully aware of the potential dangers of speed going down at 45 degrees on icy slopes..... So I go slow, only on beginners' runs; letting the young do their own thing on steeper and higher slopes. Just plain glad that I am still able to enjoy myself sliding down the long winy mountain slopes; sheer fun! Hope to do it again, at least one more time before winter's out for the year; may be in March just before my Peru trip.

Keep warm; I heard HK is still getting pretty cold especially at night. Kids got lost and had to be rescued while doing a winter marathon in the frozen slippery mountain roads or treks in HK....? Didn't get the details of the news. I saw some ambulance tires spinning on ice toward the end of the video shot.

KC, you are lucky in HK, didn't have to deal with that deadly snow storm just blew over the Atlantic east coast. DC was pretty devastated, with 2.5 to 3 ft. of wet snow! Your apt. should be all right as long you closed all doors and windows when you left!

I am having some headache AND fun at home: There's a full grown porcupine living in my backyard!!! Amigo poked his nose into the spiny creature couple of weeks ago and came back in pain, with 6 to 8 sharp "needles" sticking out of his nose. I had to pull them out one by one with tight gripping forceps! And the kid never learned, or is a slow learner - he got hit two more times later. Now I got a metal trap from the Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, but the smart bugger doesn't seem to take the bait so far. Will see. Problem is, he is stripping the bark off my apple tree! Somehow I have to find a way to get rid of the slow moving ball of needles! Will take pictures if and when I capture the creature. Someone gave me a recipe for porcupine meat ball...., a Mexican delicacy, so I was told!

Best wishes, Vincent

: Created: 08 December 2015

畢業後五十年，一個半世紀里程碑。

我等六五同學，在蔡敏康同學領導下，與許耀君、郭少棠、張叔千、梁文華、梁子正、盧烈光、彭振聲、石如鵬、蘇中平、陳中健、譚永彪等（如有錯漏，敬請更正），還有黃伯麟、李紹暉、鄧偉燊同學的協助，完成五十週年的一個盛會。

Resources

Class 1965

Articles and News of Class 1965

Andrew Tang ('65) Visiting Vancouver

Stephen Lee (65) in Canada

Class of 65: Stephen Lee and Vincent Lee in town

培英_敏康(65)到訪

二零一六夏天 - 六五年同學聚會

(65) Tony Fong and Bonbon/Margaret Hu in Town

2016 Class of 65__新年聚會

《Reminiscing the Good Old-Nowadays》__ Vincent Lee

Class of 1965 - 50th Year Reunion in Hong Kong

1965 Speech Day __ Vincent Lee