24 Oakville Beaver Weekend Sunday, October 10, 1999 An O akville B eaver F eature Editor NORM NELSON 845-387' 'Extension 255) Fax:337-5567 The Oakville Blades Mike Porter had a threepoint game in the Blades 7-7 tie with Brampton Thursday night. This photo was from the Blades 75 win over Burlington on Sunday night Blades fight back for tie in Brampton The Oakville Blades had a real shoot-out in Bram pton Thursday night, coming away with a 7-7 tie. They hosted Georgetown Raiders Friday night (that game went beyond our Weekend Edition press deadline) and are in Hamilton on Monday night, 7:30 p.m. Next home game is Friday (Oct. 15), 7:30 p.m. at Ice Sports O akville, against Brampton. The Blades had to be satis fied with T hursday's 7-7 tie being as it was in a traditionally tough building and coming back the way they did from early (See 'Blades' page 25) Start running next Saturday File Photo by Barrie Erskine 20-year-old Q.E. Park grad Matt White was on the podi um again at Mont Tremblant as the Formula Ford series came to and end at the end of September. This photo was from his previous race at Mosport which he also won. An all new running clinic designed to address the needs o f beginner runners gets under way in O akville at 9 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 16th. This "first step" seven-week program of class room instruction and group fun runs will be con ducted at the Running Company in downtown Oakville. Experienced instructors and guest lecturers cover the basics of running, including motivation, injury prevention, nutrition, and the proper choice of shoes and apparel. Cost for the entire clinic is $40 which includes training and instruction manual. Each Saturday m orning session will last approxim ately 1.5 hours. All instruction will be conducted from the R unning C om pany's location at 118 Thom as Street, downtown Oakville, 815-1952. Consecutive wins for Matt White By Kathy Yanchus SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER The Formula Ford Fall Classic proved to be a `classic' way for Oakville driver M att W hite to wind up his racing season. In the final two races o f the year at Mont Tremblant, Quebec in late September, the 20-year-old Q.E. Park grad ** (See 'White' page 25) ON THE RUN: Matt Foreshew o f E.J. James School in Oakville won the Halton cross country title in the interm ediate boys division, ju st ahead o f second place finisher Tyler Peltzer of Frontenac School in Burlington. See upcom ing edition o f the Beaver for the com plete cross country results for the Halton final. P h o to by R o n K u zy k Now Available FromUcCutcheotfs Foto Scire© J.V.C . M ini D igital V ideo C am eras 226 Lakeshore Rd. E. Downtown Oakville 1° M cCutcheon's (905) 844-9398 fo to source- As Seen On TV