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Sa | 4 | 4 | | Tate is sl an MSS juniors blocked Wilson Cowan, number 45 of Midland Secondary School's junior boys' basketball team thought he had an easy shot in Tuesday's game against Park St. from Orillia but found that even an easy shot can be blocked. MSS juniors lost 46-40 despite their ex- cellent play. Minor hockey brass settle 'messy' issue by Don Lawrence What could have evolved into a potentially ugly situation for Midland Minor Hockey has been resolved. For about the past week, Midland Minor Hockey executive members have been working on a solution to a dispute that came about between Jack Baguley, coach of major bantam rep hockey team and several parents. It seems several of the parents felt Baguley was not keeping within the boundaries of a coach's obligations and allowed actions. A discussion with a number of the parents was instigated and it was found that 90 per- cent of the parents and kids were happy with Baguley's coaching. One parent went as far to say he may not like the man personally but that did not affect his respect for the man as a coach. In looking at this comment, it has been noted Baguley has not had the best relations with all the parents of the players on the team. But as Baguley says, "I'm not there to suit the parents, I'm there for the kids." Baguley's knowledge of hockey accounts for the truthfulness of this statement. Several of the parents felt other parents did not say anything against Baguley because they were afraid he would cut their child from the team. Baguley has answered that comment with, "There'sno way ifa parent upsets me that I would cut his kid."' After all this had transpired, the league executive chose to dismiss any charges against Baguley but they did feel he should try to establish a better rapport with the parents. Baguley agreed he will try to do so, possibly through regular meetings with parents. Brabant's Construction have good lead in west Wavne Stanich bowled a 338 for high single of the week in Midland Industrial Bowling League action .Sunday morning. - High average leaders for the league are Dennis Brabant with 247. Louis Maurice with Legion Red and Bay Mills Bombers share the basement spot with 34 points each. Brabant's _ Constru- ction leads the western division of play with 71 points. Garner's Sports are behind them in second with 56 points and they are closely followed by Huronia Auto Glass with 54 points. Further back are Legion Gold, Ladouceur Construction and Bay Mills Rookies with 43, 32 and 26 points respec- tivelv. Juniors do well in Barrie : Midland Secondary School's junior boys' basketball team played well in Barrie, Satur- day. They were playing in the Eastview Invitational Basketball Tournament and got as far as the semi-finals. MSS juniors played Stayner Collegiate Institute in their first game and defeated Stayner 41-32. The Midland squad missed some _ good scoring chances at the beginning of the game but through the good work of Rob Leduc, the Stayner press even- tually broke down. After that, Midland scoring was evenly spread throughout the team. John Johnson was Midland's top scorer with 12 points while John Friesen scored 10 points. Bill Middleton also hit the top three with six points. In their second game, Midland juniors came within six points of the strong Eastview squad twice in the last four minutes of play only to see Eastview pull away PARADISE FISH & SEAFOOD Fresh or frozen eLobster *Shrimp @Oysters @Scallops eHalibut ¢Sole ePerch eHaddock - eSmoked Cod or Filiets FAST DELIVERY 526-4456 Call after 5 p.m. 232. Jules Marion with 230 and Maurice Lapensee also with 230. score with 323 while Louis Maurice is second with 314. Maurice also has high Par Re a triple with a score of All joy and 330. happiness In the eastern division be yours of league standings, this uality Carpet Care pe E ae to hold onto | Christmas! first place with 66 points as compared to Com- modore Hotel in second with 54 points. Norsim's Canadianas are in third place with 50 points while Bayshore Lanes are one point behind at 49. Bowling spots open St. Margaret's Mixed Bowling League are looking for bowlers for regular Monday night play at Bayshore Lanes in Midland. Bowling action will run from seven to nine - p.m. and there is room for two teams in the league. Anv new bowlers into the league can expect their play to begin Jan. 5. For more in- formation, call Larry Atkinson at 526-3713 or 533-2621. Lapensee has the high ij ladTidings | y) E€r /, (me ON Zs ( [ Big (Lo. NCH iN ne Aire = Penetanguishene, ont Due to the Christmas & New Year's Holidays, garbage collection -- in the West end will be on Friday, December 26th and Friday, January 2nd again for a 48-36 win. MSS played good defence right through the game but the ex- perience of the East- view team wore them down. Xa Countr John Johnson was top scorer for Midland again with 18 points while Rob Leduc, Bill Middleton and Lloyd Pilon all got four points for MSS. y Crafts presents HANDCRAFTED GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY _ Toys *Crocheting eKnitting,etc. COUNTRY CRAFTS Finlay Dr., Balm Beach 'A Unique Gift for Someone You Love" 'NY a\ Happy Holidays Evergreen, ever bright, are the hopes and joys on Christmas night. CHIT CHATS Thanks for your patronage re: Garbage Collection (Christmas season) Pick-up for Thursday, Christmas Day, will be on Friday Pick-up for Friday, Boxing Day, willbe on Saturday -- Pick-up for Thursday, New Year's Day, will be on Friday Pick-up for Friday, January 2nd, will be on Saturday. Christmas trees will be picked up with the regular garbage collection after the holiday season. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON Your Public Works Department Friday, December 19, 1980, Page 25