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St. Stephens High School News Amos Langley of the Newcastle Li( at the Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon on Saturday. The biggest snowmnobile show in the world was held October 13-15 at the Markham Fairgrounds. Hubby really wanted to go again this year and spend hours checking out the fat- est in snowm-obiles, snow- mobile accessories, trailers and information about the various radar races, and poker runs in dîfferent areas. I hiesitated to go because of past ex-perience. Last year hubby and 1 went to the show with sev- eral other couples. At the end of the afternoon the women were complaining about spending six hours just looking at snowrnobiles. Now don't misunder- stand, 1 loved seeing ail the snowmobile machines and the latest fashions in s-now- mobile wear. But enough is enough! TWO or three hours is plenty of time for walking through the show. Last week 1 had a bad bout of the flu and was not fully recovered when the Snowmobile Show rolled around. Hubby's best friend and kindred snowrnobile enthusiast could not go to the event. He was away on a hunting tip. Our brother- in-law decided to miss this show because he had just become a new father. Ail the men seerned to be busy this year. 'Mat meant the wives certaînly were not going to attend eîther. Bleeding-heart that 1 arn, 1 dragged my poor body - did 1 forget to also mention 'm a first class m-artyr - o. t of bed to accompany hubby to his snowmiobile drearn show. Now this is the part I find fascînating. Hubby and I went through the same show as last year in approx- imately three hours. We saw it ail. Being the quiet suffering martyr thlat I arn, I did not point out how weak or tired 1 was. ýNot once! I even offered opinions on different snowmachines, usually per- taining to their colors. Without having to register one comnplaint with hubby about the length of time spent walking around, we accomiplished our visit in haif the time it took last year. Why did it take less time? Well, I realized that when three or four guys go to an event like this, haîf of the Urne is spent out-doing each other with wild tales; brag- ging about their present snowmobîles or dreamning aloud. A lot of "Iittie boy" maie bondîng goes on. If ever the world's largest sewing machine show cones to town l'Il be certain to take hubby and a few friends. The men can walk around with us for hours listening to us chatter and drool over the speed it catn stitch a hem or how beautiful this year's design, Can you just see it?! Me neither. your copy of the Orono Weekly Times did flot corne straight to your door, remember our subsoription drive starting Monday Septem ber 25 ORONOu WEEKLY TIMES Serving East Clarington since 1937 Students at St. Stephen's love th-eir mnilk. Another m1ajor proect we are involved is the Meg5a Milk Enerý Dance Contest. Al we have to do is drink enough milk (white or chocolate) to fil our rnilk quota. We can win one of the hundred free video dances. Pretty soon, we xii be dancing up a storm on the dance floor. On October 12, we lield a milk chugging contest. Fr. Bill won first place with Ian Love and Mr. Austin close behind. We are past the half way mark and we are "going for the gold"!! Athletics at St. Stephen's looks favourable. Senior boys soccer hias continuied to amaze people. They stili have one chance to get into the playoffs and they are confident that they xiii. On the other hand, the boys basketball teami hasn't even had thecir first gamie yet. After a mionth of pracising, they look promîllsing. Both thec senior and junior girls basketball teamns got off to a good start. Even though thley lost thieir first garne, thiey are still ihop-efuýl Of hav- 1 ng a good clseason. The t rack and field 1tearn is look- ing forward to a mneeting com1-ing up in the next week. Mr. Warren, the hecad coach is rnaking one of his famnous predictions, "I predict that Andrew OTloole xil place in the top five for cross country running in the upcoming C.O.S.S.A. imeet.- 'New groups are mixing with the old groups at St. Stephen's. One of the new groups being organized is a parent support group. if any parents want to regis- ter, or want more informa- tion, please cail 623-3990. The science club is another club that has been formed. Weekly lectures on interest- ing subjects are discussed Plus some out of the ordi- nary labs. At St. Stephen's, there is a group for every- One! A special thanks to Mr. Troy Young, editor of the Orono Weekly Times and a St. Stephen's Alumnnus, f'or his editorial last week. He pointed Out the fact that the enrolmnent at St. Stepheni's includes students from the Orono and surroundîng areas. Written by: Becky Bester Over-50 exhibitors offering savings & selection in computers, software, peripherals. Also computer clubs. 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