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Springdale Blvd Toronto Satur like this is Tims year SPOR By STEVE JONESCIJ srn McNABNEY The good looking young man who greeted us attire door of 301 day had the appearance of an athlete restipg before compeli tion We werent very wrong The twinkles in his eyes that disting uishes him in all of hispictures werent as bright as iheycould have been butlwe could tell at first sight why so many folks have so many nice words for Sid McNabney This was our very first meeting with Sid and its meet ing we will never forget llere was nun fighting much tougher light than most of us ever will with grim determin ntion Sid knows he has cancer He knows that the odds are stack ed against him But he isnt giv ing up His fight to win ovcrthe dreaded disease is not for hlms self During our chat with him we knew that this man fight ing for his family pre ty wife Fran and husky fouryearold son Bruce All during our stay in which we were made extremely com fortable Sid did not once even hint that he wanted sympathy in order to hear of his condition we had to ask And it was through one of our questionsthat we were rallied to hear that his condition had shown definite signs of progress Since November Sid had taken treatments on hlsweakest lung Xray reports few days before our arrival were described as very good Sids eyes brightened considerably when his rosycheeked son waddlcd in the house full of snow Then he turned his head little and said thank God hes healthy Bruce slimmed down to his in door clothes and plunked himse1f down beside his father forever looking admiringly up at him The little fellow probably doesnt rea ize the fight his daddy is experiencing And his daddy probably wont show any visible signs of weakness while the boys around either The MeNabneys arcfighting an uphill battle and the spirit in which they are tackling it is heartwarming Regardless of how hard Sid or Fran fight back they cannot do it alone We can help by either sending along donation or attending the Benefit Hockey Game and Dance next Monday Money is needed to continue the treatments that could put Sid back on his feet where we all want him The Montreal Canadiens very kindly sent $100 donation Satur ay coma ONNN reaper it could well he that Ted Teeder Kennedy has already helped the Toronto Maple Leafs if so then he deserves to be on the Leafs payroll whether or not he plays in regular game Saturday evening in Toronto the Leafs who forthe past two weeks or so looked like they were doing their best to get to the bottom of the NHL heap put on what was undoubtedly their greatest show of power and finesse this season The highlytouted Red Wings were the victims of the Toronto=inechanism While displaying very strong snappy offensive the Toronton rans also were brilliant on defence The hackcheckingof rhe forwards was also treat to bossmon Conny Smythe who grinned most of the evening An example how well the Leafschecked can be illustrated rnthc fact that neither Ted Lindsay orGordquwe were able to get one clear shot on goalie Ed Chadwick in fact Lindsaysgame was so inattentive that he sat out the last period What all this has to do withKenriedy is elementary When and if the Leafs see fit to put Kennedy hack into harnessthey will also have to see fit to ship someone to either Rochester of the American League or Winnipeg of the Western League There isnt single player on llrcLcafs or any other NHL club who enjoys the long train ride That was undoubtedly the rcasonwhy the centres performed especially well SaturdayTod Sloan whos not going to learn any bonuses for hislgoal scoring feats this season was terrific as hack checker Brian Cullen for whom the Leafs paid pretty price car ried the puck very well In his brief appearances andexcluding two very cheap penalties Billy Harris handled his pivot position quité capably Rudy Migay was as steadyas usual He looks the only one of the four centres to have protective screen around his job TlitlS YEAR Every trip we make to the Gardens we purchase program in every program the same story harnesses most of our attention it is the one entitled Is This Tims Year Well just so we wont let any questronsgo by unanswered well answer Yes it sure looks Tim of course Tirn Horton the Northern Ontario youngster who was such hrtm minor hockey that the Leafs were sure they had another Eddie ShoreWhen Tim moved up to thePittsburgh Hor netsnow defunct of the American League the prediction was still good But like so many otherswhen they first entered the big tent he was bust When he finally did get rolling hebroke leg For part of two seasons Horton had trouble with the leg Last year he was definitely not theEddie Shore of the 50sHe was just another de fenccman vWell on three of our trips to the Gardens the Toronto Maple Leafs were in action And on every occasion Tim seemed the top man on the me He was awarded stareach evening and if stars were given for the amount of work done not goals scored Horton would have dragged down the first star each of these evenings None of the nther defencemen that we have seen this you looked quite as good The Gardens wouldnt be going too far out ontheproyerbial limb if they changedthe story to it Looks Like Tims Year caarsrmasfisrsciiu THIS IS HOW WE DID IT up in Barrie Thats what Sid MoNabney seems to be telling his fouryearold son Bruce Mrs McNabney is just happy spectator Sid was in good spirits Saturday whenvthis reporter stopped over to pay visit Dur ing the afternoon Sid talked about old times He remembered the way Ray Gariepy antics Hows was fighting GEORGE KEMP the Peterborough Petes goaltender had several anxious moments last Friday as the Flyers pushed four pucks pasthim compared to the three scored by his mates Here long Dale Rolfe is shown racing afterga loose puck In the hack BILINGUAUSMV Frenchspeaking Canadians have made the greater attempt at flu ency in both languages and the blame is largely due to the eas ual approach of most of our Eng lish schoo The teaching of French should be restoredto its former prominence in secondary schools and streSsed once more in the universities Dartmouth Free Press KEYS For new cassa SKATING OUTFITS Poem AND BAU ER NEW ourrrrs KEMPVIEW MIXED 51 Brassac Glenn 41 State Farm 36 Hoar Transport 36 Danger field 35 Boyds 33 Webbs 30 old Vienna 28 Barrie Tanning 28 Royal Bank 22Eds 21 Wednesdays Scores Boyds Eds State Farm BG Tanning Danger field Webbs Royal Bank Hoar Transport Old Vienna 01 Ed Simpson had the mens high single of 238 Bobinsonhad the mens top triplescoreof 620 Robinson was the top woman bowler with single of 215 and tripleofd 7in in KEMPVIEW MIXED Gard Spring 45 Wamica 41 Wonder Cookies 41 Pearsons 32 Strathdee 30 State Farm 29 Campbell 29 Monarch 26 Won der Cakes 24 Butlers 11 Fridays Scores Cakes Gord Spring War nica Strathdee Monarch Campbell Cookies fl Butle Pcarsons State Farm Taylor had the mens top single score of $30 Steve Wig gins the high triple bowler 668 Murlel Yorkhad cor oasis LEAGUEM No es so Nevrluzrs re Waywarda 41 Faucets hers 89 Timberliiies 39 Toppers 89 Boel Malletheads 37Allcy Cares liewfclt had 46 White SoxAS Hurri usedto rook em He askedaboutrPaul Meg er and laughed about some of Megs past Hap Emms Has hechang ed his coaching tactics at all VHe sure knows how toput hockey player right Sid went on and on It seemed almostunbe lievable thatthis smart looking young man dreaded ailment atv= Jonclcu ground in the whitejersey is Billy Forhan who potted pair of tallies Thats defence man Ralph MeNitf chasing Rolfe didnt score on this play but in the third period he potted one after Dick Cherry dug the puck out to him Fave King Pins 22 Rockets 20Ra lers 18 Cecil Forths 742 was the mens high triple Bob Ernsts 219was the mens high single Jackie Merretts 731 was ladiesI high triple June McNabhs 312Wns the ladies gh single EDGAR The WA andWMS met at Mrs Slessors Wednesday eyenirig Now 21 with 13 members and one visitor present The meeting opened with the theme song fol lowed by prayer Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopt ed Three thank you letters were read for boxes received MrsM Hayes took the devoti it was decided to make Christmas favors for hospital trays ltoll call was answered by paying of fees Election of of ficers followed Mrs McLean was appointed chairman for file election 1956 fic another car President Mrs Hayes vicepresident Wrii Ellis Hutchinson secretarytr surer Mrs Le organist Mrs McLeanglassrstant Mrs John ton flowcr committee Mr Partridge Mrs Everettplnnch committee Mrs Lauder Mrs Bidviell parsonage committee Mrs Lees Mrs Madden Mrs Hayes program commit tee Mrs ridge Mrs Everett Slesao WMS officer President Mrs vicepresident Mrs secretarytreasurer yartiaan Association and are pre aenting slate of andidates for the ecember municipal counci ins sch board ectionsi dull as the Pete managed only Dale were returned fol ess correspondent Mrs toward Perseverantéi Forlljaa Leads Way With Two Perseverance paid off handsomely for the Barrie Fiyers last Friday night as they battled to an uphill 43 verdict over the TPT Petes from Peterborough The few fdna on hand at the Barrie Arena who all but con ceded the gameta the visiting Petes in the second session cheered lt wu bushy Gord Loveday who seems to be rounding into form who broke the ice with the fourth goal from scramble in front of the Peterborough cage 10ch had two whack at the puck And after missing the open net onJhe first try he blasted the print out George Kemp an the second Played Well Not only Lovcday but the whole club performed almost brilliantly at times in lb payoff period in clinedto be down in the last period in most games the locals wcrc buzzing like they can in the finale dwelldeserved the we iory Tbcnthe Barrie uuse was aid ed considerably by tiny Billy For hon who was seeing action for the first time inrnnre than week due toa bone bruise and pulled muscle in his right shoul der Although he couldnt mix it bodily as much as he used to and was tricky enough to dentrthe twinetwlce rcould have also heenhla ca ng Howas the clubs hottest goalgetter the final half of last season and up until Friday hadonly two goals The four days of rest between Fridayfs game and the Flyers next game against Stu Michaels College Majors re on Wednes day will give hs bad arm chance to mend allttle more Only four penalties were called in the game that proved thepen alty box is not the most import ant seating lounge in the building George Montague started the evenings scoring with aclosa in drive on play with Guy Black The next 15 minutes of the first period was scoreless and rather six shots on Ross Brooksand the Flyers let go with two less inSimcoe County recently form ed the Barrie District Hand Gun Club The following executive was elected Honorary presidents District inspector John Clark OPP Chief TischirhartBarrie police president Macklem secretarytreasurer Keffer chief instructor Geoff Jones range officer TedScott toishaord Clark hlex McGerlrick Ray Scott TedTwiss constitution has been drawn up range is being built and the membership is increasing rapidly Anyone including ladies inter ested in pistol and revolver shooting is invited to general meeting to be held in the BarrieJ Community House near the corn er of Toronto and Dunlop Sts Tuesday evening Dec at oclock Single Aericlent MarsZRecorcI SkiCIubz Day More than 1000 people enjoyed the facilities of Sun Valley Ski Club near Midhurst yesterday This is considered by some to have been the largest skiing crowd for any one day at this cluh Only one accident marred the day when Dora Younis 21 of Toronto hroko an ankle took tumble at the foot of the main slope Four tows were operating through the day and two park ing lots were filled with cars Several more cars were parke along the roadside GIFT IN THE GRAND MANN toriiihriatmoa wildan the third period as two goaldetlclt to come up on the rlgh his shots lacked power Forhan fence the Flyars overcame end by single tally Butfwith 155 than two minutes of the second period gone Bill Forlunfircd his thirdigoal of the campaign from scramble just to the left of the Peterbnrough goal Dale Rolfe was given an assist on the play That however didnt do the Flyers much good For at 405 of the some session Larry Babcock picked up his own rebound and Bahcochs first shot was stopped by Cherry whowent on his knees to block the puck Thepuck bounced right back to thePetcr borough player gt Then just over the midway mark in the period Wayne Con neliy let go shot from the cen tredce line that Brooks juggled and dropped Therewas quite discussion as to whether or not the puck really crossed the line but the officials andgoal judge agreed that it was agoal Forhanirea Billy Forhan was thepayoff manon the Flyers secondsgoal late in the period thatnarrowed Pcterboroughs lead to mens tally He was working on line with Danny Patrick and Al Nor ihe play wiht pass to centre ice to Danrly Patrick skated over the blueline and fired law shot at thecaga that Forhan steered past Kemp Dick Cherry did the digging and Daleltolfe filled in the hole in the not for the Flyers tying goal midway through the thlrd session Cherry carried the length of the ice yLost the puck behind the Peles goal won it back and passed out in front where elong ated Rolfe waawaitlng to back hand it home Then Gord Loveday came through with the victory shot that third period was all Bar rie eicept for few minutes in the latest stages when the Petes fought desperately to stayjalive Peterborolrgh goal Kigali delt Dunne McNiff pcncer Mikol forwards Montague Bab cock Hamilton Connelly Ma honey Masoni Thurlby Clark Marshall BlackCasey Barrie goal Brooks defence Chasczewski Cherry vDavlson name and know PArkway 820131 DayOr Night ramsha surnames whacked the disc past Brooks rena at the time Nonena started Pam BILLY FORIIAN Ball forwards Forhan Black Rolfe Norrcna Patrick Joseph son Loveday Kane Edwards First Period PctesMontague 523 Thurlby 260 Chasczewski lii54 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