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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, September 28, 1993 --21 <= Adam downs brother Kent for tennis title by Heather McCrae The popular Singles Tournament has been ongoing over the past two weeks, with the Men's Singles Championship won by Adam Johnston over Kent Johnston, in two sets. And it was two sets played also in the Ny Port Perry Wado Kal handed out some annual awards recently. At left is Ben Waish with the Mens' Consolation as Fred Jewell defeated Bob McCrae In the ladies' consolation finals Roz Wordley defeated Carrie Ollerton in two sets. Diane Burt and lise Stiller will be battling it out on the courts this Thursday afternoon for the Ladies' Championship. This Singles Tournament, or should we say, the Johnston Tournament, is always a popular event. . There were 18 men signed up for the draw and one-third of those came from the Johnston 'Most Improved Junior' award, John Berry 'Best Attendance Junior' and Frank Murphy 'Best Attendance Senior.' At right Is Michele Van Heiningen second degree black belt 'Sensei.' Not present for photo Is Amber Waish who shared the award with brother Ben for the 'Most Improved Junior' in the club. Operation Impact starts Oct. 2 -- buckle your belts On Saturday, October 2, a 24 hour seatbelt blitz called "Operation Impact" will kick off a two-week campaign by Durham Regional Police, in conjunction with all Ontario Police Services, to focus attention on seat belt awareness. The campaign is aimed at educating the public to the dangers of not buckling up, and the improper use of child restraint seats. While more Ontarians are using seat belts than ever before, Police are still concerned about the needless injuries and deaths that result from the small percentage who are not buckling up. Similarly, studies have shown that two- thirds of the child restraint seats in use are not properly secured Police will be focusing their attention on the drivers of passenger vans and light trucks in particular during the campaign. Statistics compiled show that over 84% of car drivers, 78% of van drivers and 63% of light truck drivers buckle up. Did you know? - unbelted drivers are 15 times more likely to be killed and five times more likely to be hospitalized than drivers who have buckled up. -Seat belt use is lower among male drivers (81.6%) than female drivers (90%) « -Young drivers are less likely to be buckled up than drivers over age 50 -Fines for not using your seatbelt begin at $90 and rise to a maximum of $500. The proper and consistent . 3 ASSELSTINE COUNTRY use of seatbelts and Child Restraints in vehicles definitely saves lives. family, namely, Barry and his sons Rob, Adam, Ként, lan and Brad. Jean didn't play but was down at the courts cheering her family on. There must have been somy lively dinner discussions at the dinner table over the past two weeks! Fifteen women signed up for the ladies' draw. Convenor Morley Davidson did a splendid job arranged the games being played. Members should remember the Jack Frost Tournament this Saturday, October 2 at 11:00 am. It's a first come, first play basis, with plenty of tennis, socializing, prizes and, best of all, fun! See you at the courts! Tennis tour Adam Joh In the Men's Sing! (front right) defeated Kent Johnston in 2 sets for the championship. In the back, Bob McCrae (left) was defeated by Fred Jewell in the consolation round. NICK ORAM Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinish 1 Basecoat / Clearcoat @ Enamels / Urethanes 8 Panels Repaired or Replaced" 8 Sandblasting of Rust ® Insurance Claims 8 All Wark 8 Shop can accommodate Rigs 8 Dealers Waicome . 8 Licenced Bodymany/ Painter AUTO BODY Guaranteed 985-1991 131 NORTHPORT ROD., UNIT § 1st, 1993 and receive gers Hwy. 57, South of Blackstock YAMAHA The Power To Satisfy SALES & SERVICE PARTS & ACCESSORIES 986-4437 @:v=