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At back from left: coach schools involved and Cartwright had vic- Dan Kitchen, Blair Locke, Greg Stapleton, tories over Whitby, Port Perry, Bowman- Brad Traves, George Knowlton and David ville, Sunderland and Oshawa en route to Weir. Muskies season over Helped by an out- standing performance by goaltender Larry Wolfe the Dunnville Terriers defeated Lin- dsay Muskies 5-1 on home ice Saturday evening to win the all- Ontario championship four games to two. Wolfe was nothing short of brilliant in the final game, as he was all series, and was voted the MVP for his efforts. The Terriers built a 5-0 lead after 40 minutes of play, and as an Junior C. indication of just how strong Wolfe was between the pipes, the shots on goal after two periods were even at 31 each. The big man for the Terriers was John Swick with a pair of goals, while high scoring forward Gord Corneil counted the lone goal for the Muskies. 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The Terriers took the home ice advantage away from the Muskies last Wednesday night in Lindsay as they eked out a 4-3 victory with the winning goal coming midway through the final frame. The Muskies in that game had been down 3-1 at one point, but had fought back to knot the score. That win gave Terriers 'a 3-2 margin in the series and set the stage for their home ice victory Saturday evening. For the Muskies, the loss in six games in the all-Ontario final was a disappointing end to what was otherwise a very successful season. Prior to the Dunnville series, the Muskies had lost just three times in 53 league and playoff games. They wound up with just seven losses in 59 games this season. The Muskies will be honoured this coming Saturday in Lindsay with a reception start- ing at noon at the Grand Hotel, followed by a parade through the downtown at 2:00P.M. and then a civic reception starting at 3:00 P.M. at the Kiwanis Arena. The club was a run- away powerhouse in the Central Ontario Junior C loop this season, but it man, Dave Shipple, has had three offers of hockey scholarships from American Univer- sities, and it is a near certainty that he will accept one of them. Goalie Dan Mitchell will be over-age as will defenseman Bill Speer and captain Mark Williams. And it is believed that the other Muskies sharp-shooter on the forward lines Gord Corneil will also have to hang up the blades because of over- age. bal The Wednesday evening ladies bowling league presented awards to the top teams at a closing banquet held Saturday night in Port Perry. The winners of the top team award looks as if a re-building program will be nec- essary for next year. Outstanding centre- UMPIRES: South Diamond . Sat., May 7 - 1:00 p.m. 4 ag DODD DDD 2LDL0008080880088880888880880880000008 OOOO 000000000000 00000000000000000000 ty or A portion of the meet- ing allowed those pre- sent to ask questions and get information about the operation of the Minor Hockey Association in this community. There were a few minor amendments to the constitution, and a decision will be made over the next few months on whether or not fees will have to be increased for next season. Serving on the executive with Mr. Williams named as PPMHA president Williams next season will be Don Steel, 1st vice president: Doug Moore 2nd vice presi- dent; and Walt Sand- ison, secretary-Trea- surer. The 117 directors named at the meeting Sunday evening are: Marg White, Larry Kendall, Marg 'Mc- connell, Larry Lee, Hillis Wilbur, Dave "Ballingall, Dave Mills, Lorne Traves, Doug Scott, Dave Obee and Bud Wyley. Winners of the consolation award are from left: Lori Bigwood Lucy Cook and Arlene Pargeter. Absent from this team were Lyn- da Kendry, Chris Geer and Cathy Monsma. and total pins are from left: Pat White, Jean Walker, Debbie Storms, Georgina Marcotte and Irene Doupe. Absent is Judy Mitchell. a Ca A A le STA TS Spi,