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EF June 16, 2005 7 â€" 9 p.m. in the HAUSER HAUS Doors open at 6:30 Staff will be at displays to answer questions Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex 101 Father David Bauer Drive Meet your local City officials, police, an expert on mould and a representative of the Waterloo Region Community Legal Service for upâ€"toâ€"date information on operating a rental property. Sponsored by the City Of Waterloo. Lodging House Licensing Committee ' For further information, please contact Fire Preâ€" vention Office 884â€"0900 For more information, contact the Visitor and Heritage Information Centre at 885â€"2297. Infoymaton KW TOURISM | waTERLOO * Fire Safety * Property Standards * Zoning Byâ€"law * Mould * Byâ€"law Enforcement * Tenant Protection Act * Neighbours Service * Keg Parties www.kwbraves.com The Clarica Arena, Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex Visitor and Heritage Services Announce the Official Opening of the Visitor and Heritage Information Centre 10 bathor Das id Baner Drive Landlord Information Session Uhe Centre sall he open 7i until Eabeon Das (former Lounst Eraun Staton} Phursdas, June 16. 2005 THE CITY OF Topics of Discussion warem:00 3 pm dins it‘s founding in 1915 to 1977 when Mary Elizabeth Hearn wrote her book about WTC â€" she probably described it Waterloo Tennis Club celebrates 90 years in Waterloo Park The Tigers then beat up on the Brantford Braves Sunday in an 18â€"4 win. The Tigers were up 2â€"1 on the Silvercreeks in the ninth when Guelph hit a twoâ€"run walkâ€"off homerun to win the game. The Tigers then faced Kitchener last Thursday at Bechtel, trailing 6â€"5 after six innings. The Tigers scored five runs over the next three innings to win 6â€"5. Continued from page 26 The Waterloo Junior ligers baseball team started off last week with a tough loss to the Guelph Silverâ€" creeks. THE TILLEY HAT Jr. Tigers rebound after tough loss to Guelph Tilley & Royal Robbins Clothing, Suttlee & Seawinds, Auctralian Outback Collection Guaranteed for Life Not to Wear Out Floats + Repels Rain Secret Pocket in the Crown 4â€"Page Owner‘s Manual Crushable & Packable Insured Against Loss Head2Toe 1440 King St., in Riverworks, St. Jacob 6642663 "It implies waging a fight against all the pressure and fashions of the times, The First World War, the Twenties, The Junior Tigers‘ Andrew Mensink makes the tag on a Guelph player in a 3â€"2 loss last week best when she said it was a tribute to its spirit. "What has been the differâ€" ence?" she asked in her prefâ€" ace. "Perhaps the fact that the Club has had a home, a serene and beautiful resting place at the site of the Waterâ€" loo Park, a place where peoâ€" ple enjoyed coming to, returning to, a place where they felt comfortable to pick up their racquets, to practice their game, no matter the days or years that they had been away." The club has a long and successful relationship with the City of Waterloo which Nearly 30 years ago Hearn mused as to what helped the Waterloo club survive when some other facilities in the area opened and closed. Add to that, the turbulent and unpredictable 1980s and 1990s and now five years into the new millennium and you can understand the pride the WTC members have in the survival of this modest clubâ€" house and 12â€"court facility. the Depression, The Second World War, the postwar boom, the affluent Sixties," Hearn wrote in her preface. I wonder. Could I have been the next John McEnroe if I put those golf sticks away and stayed with the racquet? Nah, I probably would have played like the next Marilyn Monroe. Sure, I can go to indoor driving ranges in the snowy season and whack away at golf balls but that‘s not like playing a threeâ€"set game of tennis under a bubble. puts it a ton of sixâ€"love games ahead of such other dealings as RIM Park and the Rink in the Park. But we‘re not openâ€" ing that can of worms. To help mark its 90th birthday, the Club will be holding its open house July 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Club would love to reconnect with past members, in addiâ€" tion to showing off its faciliâ€" ties to the public. And one final thought about golf and tennis and the decision I made years ago. I never took into consideraâ€" tion the fact that tennis can be played indoors all winter as is done at the WTC‘s "bubâ€" ble."