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Sunday, June 13, 1999 Oakville Beaver Weekend 25 Krishnamurthy joins legends' Oakville's Kavitha Krishnamurthy is chipping in for her Mississauga club's Legends Tennis Fest. It will be held at the Ontario Racquet Club (ORC) on Tuesday (June 15) in conjunction with a $10,000 (U.S.) International Tennis Federation (ITF) Futures tournament which runs at the club from June 12-20. Krishnamurthy is one of the club's prominent members. She won the Canadian U -18 outdoor title last year and has also won national singles titles in the U-16 and U-14 divisions, as well. She's Canada's highest ranked female junior tennis player, 55th on the ITF world junior rankings. The Oakville teenager will join some prominent tennis legends -- former American tennis star Dick Stockton along with retired Canadian champions Rene Simpson and Andrew Sznajder. The activities begin at 1:30 p.m. with a 90 minute ten­ nis clinic and round robin for adults. A clinic for junior players will be held from 4-5 p.m. followed by a doubles exhibition between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. featuring the four tennis guests. Comedian Jeff Lumby will be in the umpire's chair. There will also be prize giveaways, a bar­ becue and silent auction. All of this is free to the public. All proceeds from the ORC Legends Tennis Fest will go to the Canadian Safe School Network, a not-for-profit charity focused on preventing violence in schools. "We're very pleased to be able to help community groups like the Canadian Safe School Network," said ORC manager Jeff McCarrol."Tennis is a great vehicle for get­ ting kids involved in physical fitness and keep them busy." Stu Auty, p re s id e n t o f the Canadian Safe School Network, said school violence is "a compelling issue, especially this year." "It's very important to raise awareness and funds for this issue and the ORC Legends Tennis Fest will hopeful­ ly do just that." For more info, phone 822-5240. Oakville Junior Tennis Cham pionships w ill be held June 18-20 a t Bronte (Continued from page 24) excited to see it getting new life under Natalie (Nemez) at the Bronte club. Last year's event was incredible. The club set a high bar for this year." The tourney will run June 18-20 at the Bronte Tennis Club. Please note that the registration dead­ line has been pushed back to this Tuesday (June 15). Tourney champs in Niagara The U-14 Oakville Angels got back on track, winning the West Niagara Invitational Championship over the June 5/6 weekend. The final found the Angels facing the Burlington Rage in a game o f chances, mistakes and close calls. Edwina Haddon clinched the game in overtime. The Angels dom inated their tourney opponents, outshooting them 66-8, but more importantly were happy to see their scoring touch return, compiling an 18-1 advantage. • T he A ngels w on their sem ifinal gam e 4-0 over North Mississauga. In the preliminary round, the Angels started slowly with a 1 -0 win over Niagara Falls then got into gear with a 3-1 win over Erin Mills, 3-0 over W hitchurch-Stouffyille and 6-0 over Sarnia. Goals scored by Kara Lang (5), Edwina Haddon (5), Lauren G lover (2), Samantha Johnson (2), Katie Zanella (2), Carly Anderson and Ann Friedland. Entrants must be unranked players under 14, resi­ dents of Oakville or members of an Oakville tennis club. The entry fee is $10 which includes a barbecue lunch on Saturday, player kits and an opportunity to win prizes as well as trophies. Entry forms are avail­ able at the Bronte Tennis Club, Wallace Park Tennis Club, The Oakville Club, and the Oakville Beaver. The Oakville Beaver is the official media sponsor for the Oakville Junior Tennis Championships. '...and classes START JUNE 28TH! ...tennis, naturally! ® ADULT CLASSES are in the EVENINGS and SATURDAY M ORNING. Adults can arrange th e ir own foursom es.. .o r even eightsomes to take lessons! This might be a nice gift for your D A D and a way to say " I L O V E Y O U " on F A TH E R 'S DAY! M ONDAY to FRIDAY mornings and AFTERNOONS are reserved fo r jun io r athletes and classes range from those being FIRST INTRODUCED TO TENNIS to MORE PROFICIENT players. W e are using the S t M ildred's-Ughtboum Schools courts this year from June 28th - August 14th, so come join the form er O ntario Provincial Tennis Coach and his staff this summer. F E E E - B B B y the way, all students are entered in the DRAW fo r TWO free private lessons w ith yours tru ly!! For com plete details contact me, Ron Thom bury a t (905) 826-2489 or e-mail ront@istar.ca. Design & Build Water Gardens • Streams • Waterfalls 1 Crystal Clear Water 3'65 days with Aquascape "Pro-Pond" System. 5 4 5 - P O N D or toll free at I-877-339-POND Call Today! 40ml EPDM Liner 89C per sq. ft. (Free delivery when ordered before June 30) We want photos! Get your team photo published in The Oakville Beaver! Soccer... Or lacrosse, or baseball or ball hockey or football .... The Oakville Beaver will help celebrate your teams season with a special section dedicated entirely to the boys and girls of winter sports. The special section will feature plenty of action shots snapped by our award winning photographers throughout the fields of Oakville. And we're also extending an invitation for teams to submit a colour team photo of themselves. We'll print all the names under the photo (list names right to left, back row to front row) and briefly tell us the highlights of the season so far and what the team has accomplished this year. And yes your photos can be returned to you. This is the fourth of many special sections The Oakville Beaver will bring to you, focusing on the wonderful world of sports at the grass roots level. Meanwhile, be sure to read the Oakville Beaver for regular reports on our house league and rep teams. Deadline to Submit: W ednesday June 23rd The Oakville Beaver 8 4 5 - 3 8 2 4 Are you between 6 & 16yrs of age? JasoLAug,_3J l .. 1999 W FOOTBALL REGISTRATION For BOYS & GIRLS Saturday June 19th 9 am - 3 pm Birth Certificate and Health Card Required ert IQCATIQN Equipm ent Centre (behind Nelson High School) -- 7 " -- ► / • B S " • ?Rtf 1 i ' i FOOTBALL • TAOIUM •CMOOL A $50 fundraising commitment is required. 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