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i Eighth Place Finish for MacDonald-Cadieux For their first time at Trois Rivier's Grand Prix last weekend, the Ultra Slim Fast/Bugle Boy camaro held steady ground while the other race cars plummeted into race cars and walls. Terry MacDonald-Cadieux and teammate Trisha Hessinger, ran a great race despite the red and yellow flags, torrential downpours and a trip to the hospital. They finished eighth in Grand Sports class. With yet another top ten finish, the MacDonald-Cadieux racing team is now tied for third place in the points battle. Friday morning's practice was cut short because a race car connected with the outside retaining wall, leaving leaving the team only two, 20 minute qualifying sessions to learn and get comfortable with the race track. Hessinger was able to achieve a quick lap during Saturday morning's session, placing the Slim Fast/Bugle Boy Camaro fifth on the grid. As the race began, MacDonald- Cadieux radioed to her crew that the start was the most gentlemanly one she had been a part of. But the racing quickly came to a stop when a full course yellow was called because a car smashed into the wall. Another race car, not knowing of the yellow flag condition, came around the corner corner and hit' the tow truck head-on, causing a red tlag. Twenty minutes later, racing resumed. resumed. MacDonald-Cadieux was gaining positions, just about to take fifth, when the second full course yellow came out. Two more cars had collisions collisions with themselves and the walls. The black clouds rolled in. We were in for a heavy storm. . MacDonald-Cadieux went on her scooter for the rain tires, but ended up taking a trip to the hospital along the way. As she quickly hopped on her scooter, she revved the gas and popped a wheelie. As the front tire landed, it took a spill, throwing MacDonald-Cadieux MacDonald-Cadieux head-over-heels. At the hospital she was told she fractured her foot in two places, and a cast would be required for at least three weeks. After examining the X-rays, she only received hairline cracks, and must stay off her foot for a week. As the torrential downpour came, the race was slightly shortened, preventing preventing any more accidents. By this time, everyone and everything was soaked, cars were written off. To finish on a good note, the Slim Fast/Bugle Boy Camaro received no body damage, finished eighth, and is now third in points. Their next race is at Mosport on September 3-5. Fish and Chips 1 Order of Fish and Chips featuring Halibut Sa Only... 2.99 Eat-in or Take-out Tues, and Wed., August 24 - 25 Olde Tyme Fish & Chips 136 King St. E. 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Jackman said that a great deal of "confusion" surrounds the court injunction injunction that has been filed by the OMHA. In a nutshell, if problems between between the three organizations aren't Local Volleyball Athletes Win Gold At Canada Games A couple of local athletes have helped Ontario to a first place finish in the medal standings after the comple- resolved, teams in the OMHA will not be permitted to play teams from other branches affiliated with the CAHA. It will also restrict any trips planned overseas. Despite this, Jackman says that everything in this area "is going ahead as planned" until the matter is resolved. "People feel that if the OMHA teams are not allowed to play teams .affiliated with the CAHA, then our Midget and Schickedanz hockey tournaments won't exist," said Jackman. "I can't see that happening." happening." At present, the Midget tournament tournament has been scheduled for December December 4-5, while the Schickedanz tournament will run, as usual, the week between Christmas and New Years. The BMHA are also looking i the possibility of hosting a Juvenile tournament sometime in November. Registrations for the 1993-94 season are under way, with the first try-outs for Toro teams scheduled to begin September 8. The Toros will again be entered in the York-Simcoe League, which has grown from eight, to ten teams this year. Barrie, Orillia, Newmarket, Vaughan, Vaughan, Markham, Pickering and Ajax, are entered. The two new centres centres include Richmond Hill and Whitby. If registration numbers warrant, the BMHA will operate second entry entry teams from novice to bantam this year. Major and miner teams will again be iced, with the second entry teams being comprised of a mixture of both age groups. tion of the first week of the Canada Games in Kamloops, British Columbia. Columbia. Brothers Dustin and Daryl Reid helped the powerful men's volleyball team improve on its third place finish in 1989 to capture the gold medal in convincing fashion, losing only one game enroute to the championship. Ontario leads B.C. by a slim two points for the overall championship, followed by Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Ontario won a total of 62 medals, including 21 gold, during week one. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood and softwood lumber dry kilns and dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood and marine plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. N ♦ ROSSLAND LU O O g \ D z o CD 55 ADELAIDE^ S HWY. 401 for 1993-94 Season BOWMANVILLE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION "AA" ADDITIONAL ENTRY TEAMS ATOM, PEE WEE, BANTAM FOR APPLICATIONS CALL: PAUL JACKMAN 623-9538 DEADLINE: AUG. 22nd 1993 4* SELECTION: AUG. 25th 1993 1993-94 B.M.H.A. and B.R.H.L. MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION B.M.H.A. = REPRESENTATIVE B.R.H.L = DATES Thursday, August 19th Friday, August 20th Saturday, August 21st Thursday, August 26th Friday, August 27th Saturday, August 28th Thursday, September 9th Saturday, September 11th TIMES 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. = RECREATION LOCATION Bowmanville Mail Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Bowmanville Mall Recreation Complex Recreation Complex NOTE: Please bring your Health Card # and proof of age For more information call: Paul Jackman 623-9538 (B.M.H.A.) Ron Baliski 623-1812 (B.R.H.L) B.M.H.A. REGISTRATION FEES -includes picture Payment schedules available on request Novice $235. Atom $255. Pee Wee / Bantam $265. Midget/Juvenile $275. B.R.H.L. REGISTRATION FEES - includes picture $25. Late registration fee Squirts - $80. Tyke to Midget $210. * Juvenile - to be determined. * Includes funding for Special Olympics