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v wednesday september 21 1983 sc3 vir- j each week the tribune publishesa calendar of events related to activities within the community there is no charge for this service individuals wishing to utilize this space are asked to call 640- 2100 no later than12 noon on the friday preceding publication- wed sept 21 whitchurch stouffville minor soft ball association general meeting at 730 pm at latcham hall the success of the 1984 sea son depends on your support new executive to be elected at this time youth badminton club registration from 7 to 830 pm at the parks and recreation office market street there will be two categor ies 12 and 13 year olds and 14 15 and 16 year olds fee 800 bingo at goodwood community centre at 730 pm sponsored by the goodwood lions club thurs sept 22 manic to depressive self help group meeting at york central hospital in the lecture hall north end of the building on trench st rich mond hill from 7 to 9 pm fri sept 23 goodwood christian womens club at goodwood community centre harvest time canning made easy by vera francis special speaker maybeth gray time 930 to 1130 am admission 250 for reservations call christine harding 6406296 baby sitting available friendship evangelism seminar at hagerman mennonite church at 630 pm and con tinues saturday sept 24 at 630 pm conducted by art mcphee author radio commentator semi nary instructor and former pastor for more de- tails call al kliewer 2944348 goodwood community playgroup fall bake sale at corner of hwy 47 and durham road 21 at 4 pm proceeds of sale to help purchase materials for the nonprofit play group the stouffville ski team and yacht club is holding a fundraising dance at latcham hall with all proceeds going to the town recrea- tion fund call jack watson 6402376 or jim bra- zier 6401632 for information sat sept 24 st marks annual fall fair at st marks church grounds 8 am pancake breakfast 9 am baking craft booths etc 1 pm tea room games horseshoe pitching square dancing throughout the day car raffle draw at 430 pm victoria square annual lions auction sale at victoria square community centre 12 noonalso bake sale fresh produce crafts and re freshments available drumhead service by uxbridge legion branch 170 pipe band at 11 am on the uxbridge high school football field sun sept 25 the new missionary church at mount albert will be officially opened and dedicated at a special service at 3 pm rev rick wedseltoft pastor st james presbyterian church presents a special event for parents entitled you cant be gin too soon beginning at 3 30 pm followed by a potluck supper the event will end at 730 pm ringwood congregational church 159th anniversary will be celebrated at 11 am and 730 pm speaker rev t harland special music at 11 am in the evening the birch cliff united church male quartette will sing mount zion united church anniversary 1 1 am rev a melvin butler with music by the sun- day school choir and soloist 730 pm rev victor samgwine with music by ted cadieux and family everyone welcome tues sept 27 ucw fashion show at stouffville united church at 730 pm dessert and coffee tickets 500 are available at the church office 6401163 from members or participating stores the wed ding lingerie room josephines and the country closet wed sept 28 128th markham fair begins tonight at 6 pm and continues through sunday october 2 the de molition derby is at 8 pm tonight la leche league meeting at 8 pm if you are interested in breast feeding the la leche league welcomes you our meetings offer a unique oppor tunity for you to learn more about this way of nur turing your baby for further information and location call 6403801 photo taking session for seniors discount cards will be held at the pickering village dropin center from 1 pm to 4 pm anyone in the stouff- villeuxbridge area who wants a seniors identity card for discount purposes but who is unable to go to pickering should list their names at the silver jubilee club in stouffville or the community care in uxbridge when 40 or 50 names are listed a spe cial picture taking will be arranged locally a new beginning rev robert flemming and his wife appear in front of springvale baptist church in stouffville following rev fiemmings ordination service saturday jim thomas styles hard to keep by greg coates keeping up with the lastest styles is always a difficult task especially when fashions change almost from season to season whats considered in now may be long gone and on the out list by christmas last week the tribune surveyed a number of sdss students to find out what theyre wearing this fall this week its the elementary stu dents turn of the students we talked to most agreed that casual wear is the most popular rugger pants track suits and polo shirts are all very big this year jeans as at the high school are not near as popular as they once were and the jeans that are being worn are dressy not faded and worn out according to 12yearold jason bloye a grade 8 student at orchard park ps most of the boys are wearing rugger pants these days jeans are not near as popular now that rugger pants are in he said adding that the styles for guys never really change too much its always been casual i think the girls are a little more dressy james hume a grade 8 at sum- mitview ps agreed noting that besides rugger pants the guys are wearing pretty much the same as they always have you see a lot of rugger pants and sports shirts but other than that its just the usual jeans and tshirts he said the girls are wearing everything from jeans provided theyre dres sy to miniskirts thirteenyearold kelly watling who is in grade 8 at orchard park ps noted that bright colors for both tops and pants are very popular with the girls i think the girls basically wear what they want to she said rugger pants and cords are both common you dont see too many skirts and dresses most of the students agreed that running shoes are still the most popular form of footwear espe cially with the guys the girls are also wearing peter getaway boots running shoes are worn right into the winter said shawn mor rison 13 a grade 7 student at sum- mitview ps we try to get away with them as long as possible while most of the styles begin in metro toronto the students feel that stouffvilles fashions are up- todate everything starts in the city but were not too far behind said jason bloye its surprising how quickly they fashions get here making the out or on the way out list were headbands faded jeans and cowboy or western wear