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When he stretches his arms along the back of the sofa, he has the wing span of an executive jet. He talked about the Toronto Maple Leafs and the positive effects of (Continued from page 3) In short, Bruce is a goâ€"getter. "Driven?" he said. "Yes, I guess you could say that I‘m driven." He blames his 83â€"yearâ€"old mother. "She never stops," he said. "Sometimes I wish she would slow down so I would feel I could, too." He lauched. Hood big on personal development â€" â€" CHRISTMAS IN STREETSVILLE . _ _ Sunday, December 5, 1993, 1â€"5 pm. w _ Christmas in the Village reminiscent of our past... 1Oam 1Oam 1Oam Upm pm pm 60 Horner Ave., Toronto Â¥ Small Village Parade o) Evans # Horse and Wagon Rides # Refreshments and BBQ‘s $# Skating and much much more!! Â¥ 858â€"5974 W ////// y//,/ x "Happy people spend more money â€" some even take trips," he said. His condor was disarming. It was clear the referee cum busiâ€" nessman had been doing some soul searching, inspired partly, no doubt, by another project he is working on. It‘s a selfâ€"development series called "Calling The Shots In Your Life" based largely on his life experiences, as a businessman, a sportsman, and a family man. (We‘re talking video tapes and written manuals here.) "Is it an ego trip?" he said. He didn‘t know. He does know he likes to feel he is serving the public well, whether through his travel agency or through his service club work, or the hospital board, or through any of the enlightened management. Both Pat Burns and Cliff Fletcher got ringing endorsements from Hood. In a practiâ€" cal vein, he pointed out the peripheral benefits of having a "winning team". 1P Cleve Clifford Williams, has been charged with prowl by night and possession of stolen property. The latter charge relates to a vehicle which was stolen in Hamilton but found near Extendicare. A 27â€"yearâ€"old Cambridge man was arrested Saturday night after police were called to investigate a prowler. At around 4 a.m. officers responded to Extendicare on Lyons Lane after a man was seen climbing up the balconies and peering in the windows. He was arrested nearby. By contrast, there were nights when he felt fine and confident of his abilities and the world was a beautiful place. "Those are the times, he added, "when you just have to dig down deep and say, ‘Hey big guy â€" you‘re okay‘." Hood wishes he knew then what he knows now about coping with the stress and the loneliness of major league officiating. "I was good," he said matterâ€"ofâ€" factly. "I had excellent judgement as a referee. The only times I didn‘t was when I got down on myself." "There‘s only one person you can rely on then," he said, "and that‘s yourself. To react quickly and make good decisions, you have to feel good about yourself." "Sure," he added, "there were nights when it was a piece of cake and you felt like you owned the world; other nights, when the crap hit the fan, it was a different story." "You live and die by your deciâ€" sions... I died a lot of nights in my career," he confessed. "I thought the world was coming to an end." He spoke with some passion about the pressures a referee feels when he steps on the ice at Maple Leaf Gardens and 17,000 rabid fans see him as the enemy. Man charged in prowling incident He likes people; he loves kids. His three grandchildren are the lights of his life. other speaking or sporting appearâ€" ances he makes. One morning last week, he found himself in a rocking chair, reading from his own book, to a mob of ankleâ€" biters. It was reading week at the local school. It was no big thing, Hood said, but maybe it would make an impresâ€" sion on one or two kids, the fact that he could not only skate and whistle â€" but write and read. 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