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sr wednesday september 14 1983 sa3 v- it tastes as good as it looks ij seventeenyearold jodi armstrong 1983 moore of uxbridge pretty jodi formerly of queen of uxbridge fair samples a prize- stouffville resides at rr 2 uxbridge and is a t winning chocolate cake entered by leona grade 13 student at uhs jim thomas student styles at sdss v do own thing is the fashion by greg coates stouffville every year its the same students change fashions change when visiting one of the schools around this time of year you cant help but notice the num ber of new students and when looking at their attire you cant help but notice the variety of new fashions so whats in and whats out for the fall of 1983 after speaking with several stouff ville dist secon dary schoolsdss students earlier this week casual seems to be the way to dress a quick list of whats considered in includes mini skirts leather ties polo shirts rugger pants dyed jeans tight or baggy and sweat clothes accessories of all types are big this year including bracelets earrings belts and hats making the out or on the way out list are headbands dance clothing le leg warmers ex cept when exercis ing and cowboy or york region united way m fall campaign york region united way of york region campaign 83 is counting down to launch cn monday sept 26 volunteers in every community will begin 46 days of fundraising more volunteers are needed campaign chairman frank stronach has stated his goal for campaign 83 sept 24 to nov 11 is 2 million according to stronach united way agencies could constructively use 2 million our official target is 800000 but i know we can do much better we live and work in a very prosperous region and we should give something back to the community last year windsor suffering some of the highest unemployment in ontario man aged to pump a respectable 4 million into united way agencies york region with only two thousand fewer residents and a much lower unemployment record only auction pickering the calvert auction at 25 kingston road east in pickering village is expected to attract a large crowd the sale date is this saturday sept 17 and not sept 10 as advertised in last weeks tribune the starting time is ii am items includean oak dining room suite with round table a china cabinet a washstand several trunks a set of sleigh bells a dropleaf table a hall table several rocking chairs and more in addition theres a large selection of tools and a rototiller the auctioneer is earl gauslin of stouffville raised 577000 according to stronach we must do much better this year and help make this campaign something for which we can be proud this years campaign is highly de centralized volunteers in each commun ity are given the responsibility of mobiliz ing a network of local volunteers to encour- age the maximum financial support for the united way york region includes the town of mar- kham richmond hill vaughan aurora whitchurchstouffville newmarket and the townships of king east gwillimbury and georgina volunteers are needed throughout the region volunteers duties range from helping to arrange special events and employee rallies with top celeb rities to actively soliciting contribution from prospective donors the united way supports 25 agencies that provide social services to people of york communities family marital and credit counselling centres vocational training for the blind the handicapped and the mentally retarded and the canadian red cross st john ambulance and the york region family y will all receive funds from the 1983 campaign those interested in volunteenng should contact the united way at 10265 yonge street richmond hill phone 8844132 western wear according to 15- yearold lanni mcwilliams a grade 10 student at sdss styles vary depending where you live it seems the closer you get to metro toronto the more the fashions change it really depends what you like she said most people simply wear whatll they want always a favorite v with the guys are jeans and tshirts and this year is no exception rock and sports shirts are probably the most common lumber jackets workboots and running shoes also remain very popular the girls are wearing everything from cropped pants known to many as marilyn jeans to t- shirt dresses to miniskirts shoes range from pumps to high heels sweats shirts and pants started to get popular last year and are still this v 14-vpar- old annette maio said she noted that styles at sdss real ly varyas many of the students come from different areas- so whatever youre wearing youre probably- safe as long as its casual and comfort able and most of all you like it arabian entry champion in equestrian cbmpetition theres no higher honor than a national cham pionship this accomplishment was recorded re cently by marilyn garlick kennedy lane rr 1 unionville when magi galu a canadian bred won the championship in show hack class and the reserve cham- pionship in costume class at the canadian national arabian and half arabian cham pionships the show held at the coliseum exhibi- tion place hosted 835 of the finest horses in north america some came from as far distant as washington texas california and alberta 35 states and two provinces in addition to the championshipand re serve championship two other horses en tered by mrs garlick were finalists magi galu was also the recipient of the legion of supreme honor an international award of the more than 200000 arabian horses in north america less than 50 have this distinction 4 this world class show attracted entries valued in excess of 100 million dollars ronandmarilyngarlickwereobviously extremely pleased with their success in this highcalibre competition