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SURE. If you go to LeaseBusters.com With over 3.000 cm to pick from, its easy to find a great deal Plus, with over 200,000 vidton a month, you’ll find someone to take over your leue in no time. any-Aqua...” Can I change cars every year? Whether you’re looking to get out of your current vehicle or find mother one, leased or financed, we can help! Get Out of Your Lease Today and... ' Save on early termination fees Get Out or Take Over 21 Finance Contract Today ° Save thousands of dollars ' Benefit fi'om’ ' bneuawnj ' sales 0 o Avofliua'fieigh gPDIbi-gas“ taxes‘ " " " Save on lease deficiency penalties Save time and get out of your lease now Save on your replaoetnent vehicle by selling your current lease today COMING UP: Friends sing Sunday BY SANDRA BOLAN sbolan®yrmg. com Blues, pop and classical music will kick off the fourth season of Stouflville United Music’s Sunday Concert on Church series this weekend. “She’s coming back specifically for this,” said Cap Oowan, chairperson of the SUM committee of Ms Wild, the church's former music director who moved to Vmeland over the summer. Also performing will be Debra Archer. “She sings fantastic blues. She's really good," Mr. Cowan said. “It’ll be quite an eve- ning. It'll be a lot of Friends in Song will feature Courtney Fox, Heidi Wallis, AJ. deBoer, Brandon Wild, Lillian Wild, Gemgia Aprile and Pat Wild. Mth every new season comes change and this fall is no different for the SUM organiz- ers. Part of that growth includes hosting per- formances dedicated to one genre of music. They experimented with this concept a little bit last season with a country night and a gOSpel night, both of which were received well, according to Mr. Cowan. The SUM concerté started four years ago as a way to showcase Stoufi‘ville United Church’s great hall. V “The building was designed for amazing acoustics," he said. “We’d like to elevate the content and grow a little bit,” Mr. Cowan said. “We're going to continue experimenting," he said. However, they won’t go too far into left field. “We try to protect the sanctity of the church. We won’t ever be the Masonic Hall on Yonge Street,” Mr. Cowan said. “The music is safe for (the) family. (It is) music that is reflective of the inner spirit a celebration of the positive human spirit.” The shows are free. however, a free-will offering is accepted. “Thé free wflls work enough; it helps carry the freight," Mr. Cowan said. “No performers are going to get rich doing our SUM con- certs." Concert series amps up for fourth season of song The concert starts at 7:30 pm. ‘ELBIATE CONTENT Prior to the show a ham dinner will be held at the church. It is a fundraiser for Stouffville United Church. Tickets are available by calling Stoufiville United at 905-640-1163 or from Doris Har- vey. 'Stouffville United Church is at 34 Church St. in downtown Stoufiville. Tickets are $15 each or $30 for a family of two adults and two children. Dinner is at 6 Friends in Song members Debra Archer, Pat Wild and Brandon Wild rehearse for a show at Stoufl‘ville United Church Sunday. PRE-SHOW DINNER