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tAE16, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS INDU VIDUAL Nw Omni *0flmnl SE Five-Door Hatchbacka $190 per month Lease, and evena more expensive model can be affordable. LEASE, Drive a 1littie or a lot-leasinlg couid be for you. CALL ONE0F OUR LEASING EXPERTS NOW 683m%5722 DOodge 600 Four-Ijoor Sedan $220 per month TH ERE ARE MANY KIN DS 0F LEASES. WE HAVE THE ONE THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU. Many models to choose f rom e5th Avenue e*New Yorker *Le Baron e E Class sArles *Charger You don't havýe to tle up your cash. 5-year warranty The Almonds Church Cairn Almonds c'ommunity to dediicate church- cann *A special service to dedicate a cairn erected in honor of the Almonds United Church will be held this Saturday at 5 p.m.âat the site which is on Dundas St. E. just east of D urham Rd. 23. Officiating at the ser- vice wWl be the Rtv. Brian Gee, paster of St. Mark's United Church and the Rev. William Patterson, the last pastor -of Almonds United Chureh. Af ter the service, the Almond's Commumity Association will host a pot luck supper in the recreation hall of- Red- wing Orchards. Almonds United Church was closed in 1971 after it could no longer support itself financially. The 'church was originally build in 1837 and was in con- tinual use as a church until 1971 when the congregation moved to St. Mark's. The church was tomn down a few years ago. Pictured above is the cairn, a miniature of the original building with a bronze plaque describing briefly, its history behind it. T he cairn was built from materials salvaged from the church itself. The community association is still ac- cepting- donations for the Cairn Fund. Anyone wishing to make a donation is asked to mail it to: Mrs. M. Pascoe, M1 Halls Rd., Whitby, LiN 5R4. ------------ .............. ........... . ......... ........ . .......... . .......... ... . . . . . . . . 5Wat THE DEN VIDEOuTHEQUE Mon. to Sat. 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. DANCE TO THE LATEST HITS SHOWN ON LARGE SOREEN VIDEO 110 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY 666m3121l 1 Il SVPYAYTTLHUS'DNCH ONGECA ALL DAY & NUGHT TUESDAYS LASAG NA. $2M.PRPRO ALSO EVERYTHING ON THE MENU ITALIAN-CANADIAN CUISINE DINING GUIDE GOLDENGATE 107 Brock St. S. Whltby 668-8321 This popular Chinese Restaurant s lntroduclng ther SZECHUAN CUISINE for al of you gour- mets who like splcy hot dishes. The Golden Gate also offers a wlde selectlon of Canadlan dîshees from roast beef to veal cutiets and pork chops. The Bo-Bo platter and the dellolous chloken fîngers are two dîshes worth trylngl! Perfect for lunch or dinner! WE DELI VER Large Variety of Cantonese Dishes 4. ... i Catering With Care Ail Occasions MOTOR CITY RESTAURANT AND BANQUET HALL 500 Wentworth Street East, Oshawa, Ontario., LI H 3V9 (4116)578.0941 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL UNTIL JULY 25 CHICKEN FINGERS BUY ONE $5.95 GET ONE FORONLY 251 WED., JUNE 27TH NEWFIE'S NEW YEAR'S *PARTY FAVOURS *CHAMPAGNE AT MIDNIGHT *DRAW FOR GHETTO BLASTER *HAPPY HOURS 6-1 EVERYSATURDAY DRAFT BEER 11 A.M. -6 P.M. 1½ PRICE Llcensed under LLBO 207 Dundas St. W., Whitby 668-2337 Whltby's Firsi German Canadian Restaurant Tiroler# liaus __ Licensed under L.L.B.O. 120 Brock Street North, WhitbyQï_. 666,3005 - -3 w - -RRmmmRmý 110 LUPIN DR EBLAIR PARK P*LAZA 668o3600 m R F,-ý 'ý m 0 9 ib 1