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h The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23,1983 15 CONTINUATION OF OUR Total Warehouse Sale Hundreds of Thousands of dollars worth of inventory on sale. t D i 1 il.il) mi 9 «•••Hr mil 1> HU BOWMANVILLE ■USINEES CENTRE 0 HITACHI 20-Year Solid State Warranty Hitachi T5-5411 26" Color TV Features: 128 channels, Infra-red remote control, time and channel on screen,- Luminar Color Commander for authentic color reproduction, reproduction, luminar 20 Color System with a 100 per cent solid- state chassis. . 5 Year 100% Warranty Sale *1149." 20 Year Solid Stile Warranty O HITACHI Hitachi CT-1322 14" Portable Color TV Features: perfect for playroom or cottage, 100% solid state chassis, quick start picture and sound, uses only 55 watts power, receives fringe signals excellently, excellently, memory fine tuning tuning (VHF) and 70 position UHF tuner. Sale *399' 95 20 Year Solid State Warranty Hitachi MT-2300 20" Color TV Table model with luminar color commander. Features: VHF Memory Fine Tuning and Automatic Frequency Control. Walnut-grained finish and all-wood cabinet. Sale $ 569. 95 20 Year Solid State Warranty Hitachi TS-1125 26" Color Console TV Features: 100 degree Luminar 20 in-line picture tube, ultra APS/AFC and VIR, 100% solid state chassis, chassis, contemporary style with walnut finish plus much more. 1 Sale *799 95 20 Year Solid State Warranty Hitachi MT-2261 20" Table Model Color TV Features: 105 channels, infra-red remote control, channel and time on screen, luminar color commander, commander, 100% solid-state chassis, earphone jack and more. Sale '699." 20 Year Solid State Warranty M- Hitachi HT-A3 Stereo Package i Features: 30 watt per channel channel receiver with quartz tuning, tuning, direct drive turntable, 3 way speakers, illustrated cassette deck and stand are optional.-, Sale *649 10 Year 100% Warranty ft Hitachi SR1900 Stereo Package Features: 20 watts RMS per channel receiver, belt drive turntable and 3 way speakers. speakers. Cassette deck and stand are optional. Sale *469 95 Hitachi MT-2270 20" Table Model Color TV Features: 105 channels/10 key and random access infra red remote control and luminar luminar color commander, 100% solid-state chassis, lighted channel indicators and earphone earphone jack. 20 Year Solid State Warranty Sale *749." Hitachi VT-16 Video Recorder Features: motorized front loading, 6 programs/14 days timer including daily and weekly programming, instant recording timer. *999." with 150 FREE Movie Rentals ASK FOR DETAILS «x'r- Hitachi VT-11 Video Recorder Features: three speeds, pause remote control, 10 days/1 event programmable timer. '699. 95 With 100 FREE Mavis Rentals ASK FOR DETAILS TRK 6800 AM/FM/MW Stereo Cassette Recorder $129.95 Only Panasonic Just slightly ahead of our time. Model PC2013 20" Color Television * Wooden Cabinet " Quintrix II ' CompuFocus * Color pilot * Auto fine tuning Sale *499." Panasonic PC-2032 20" Color Portable TV Features: color-pivot active electronic circuitry with comb filter, 105-channel tuning, panabrite control, LED channel indicator, sharpness control. Sale *569® Panasonic PC-26K11 Color Console TV Panasonic quality makes this set a popular favorite. 100% solid state chassis provides top-notch picture stability. Color-Pilot automatically adjusts adjusts the color. Video Sensor. Panabrite. Sharpness control. CATV/Master antenna connector. connector. Lighted, direct-read channel channel indicators on both UHF and VHF tuners. . Sale'699. 95 Cash and Carry Panasonic RX-4950 Stereo Radio Cassette Recorder Features: AC/battery portable portable FM/AM/FM, two 12 cm (5") PM dynamic speakers, auto-slop mechanism to protect protect your valuable tapes, one- touch recording. 2 Year 100% Warranty Sale *149." Panasonic RC-BOSCf FM/AM Digital Clock Radio Features: separate hour/ minute time sellings, 100% solid-state circuitry, separate hour and minute time-set buttons, doze button, sleep limer plays 59 minutes of music while you drift to sleep, 2-step brightness brightness control, child-proof time/alarm sellings. 2 Year 100% Warranty Sale '39." Technics Series 42 Stereo Package " Direct drive turntable with plug-in cartridge * 3-way speakers * Cassette deck and receiver Only *899® PLUS FREE Headphones, Speaker Wire, 2 C90 Tapes, and Record Cleaner. 10 Year 100% Warranty Panasonic RF-590D Portable AM/FM Radio Features: precise, easy-to- read slide-rule tuning dial, 2- step tone control, fixed • automatic frequency control on FM for drift-free reception, simulated lealer reception, simulated leather cabinet. 2 Year 100% Warranty Sale $ 54. 95 Panasonic PV1323-K Video Cassette Recorder Features: front loading, 14 day programmable and one touch record, forward, reverse search, 8 hour record, remote control. With 100 FREE Movie Rentals Only $ 729. 95 ASK FOR DETAILS Panasonic PV1220K Deluxe Video Recorder Features: top load] 14 day programmable, one touch record, forward and reverse search, 8 hour record, remote control. With 100 FREE Movie Rentals Only *699. ASK FOR DETAILS 95 NE8050- Panasonic Microwave Oven Features lour auto sensor controls, eight auto sensor programs, doneness control for your personal preference in cooking results, weight defrost for accurate thawing of meal and poultry, automatic Cook-A-Round turntable. Only '799." Panasonic NE-7850C Microwave Oven Features: 70 to 700 watts variable power levels, touch controls, auto weight/cook/ defrost features, pre-program pre-program microwave to autostart autostart up to 12 hours later, Cook-A-Round turntable and much more Valued at $649.95 Only *629." INCLUDES FREE $50.00 Grocery Coupon Panasonic Stereo Head phones Full 2 year warranty 1 /2 Price Many models to choose from. Super Christmas Gift Personal Portable F.m. Cassette complete with headphones and case Only *74.95 Panasonic T-120 6-Hour Video Recording Tape Only *14.95 Blank Audio Recording Tape 1 /2 Price BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King Street West Telephone 023-2312 honored for your convenience Haydon Jean Garrard, Jean Slemon and Blanche Jones attended the Women's Institute at the Lions Centre at Bowmanville Wednesday afternoon. The Topic was "It must be your nerves." The three ladies who were the speakers were Ms. Eleanor Caesar and Linda Lowery from Pinewood of Oshawa and Marg Simmons of the Addiction Research Foundation Foundation and they were introduced introduced by Mrs. Judy Filler. The subjects discussed were Alcoholism amongst Women and the effects drink has on young members of the family and Mrs. Simmons spoke on drugs, over the counter and medical prescription. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton attended the christening of Bryan Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holmes (nee Linda Sharp) at Enniskillen church on Sunday morning and were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen Christensen spent Sunday in Toronto visiting with their daughter Mary Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morrison, Morrison, Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests with John and Cecile Bertrim and Eileen. Mrs. Wayne Blackburn, Susan and Jeremy of Orono R.R. were Friday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Blackburn and Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and girls of Port Colborne were Saturday supper guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones after he spent the day in Toronto attending an impressive impressive ceremony of the Shriners. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spry and Ashley, Toronto were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Cochrane had their baby daughter Katherine Ann Christened on Sunday àt Enniskillen church and entertained entertained Mrs. John Cochrane, Peterborough, Mr. Jim Miller, Atherley, Miss Ann Miller and Mr. Steven Neille of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller, all of Sunderland, and Miss Joy Hadden of St. Field for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Val Lloyd and girls and Mrs. Jan Mayer and Kevin attended the Santa Claus Parade on Saturday morning in Bowmanville. Sorry to hear Mrs. Art Trewin's brother, Mr. Russell Anderson, Port Hope is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. Tom Jones and friend, Toronto were Sunday morning callers with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and left to visit with his brother Jim and Aunt Meta Kellar, Oshawa and watch the Santa Claus Parade in Oshawa. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mill- son, Mrs. Cindy and Adam Millson visited with Mrs. Marie Gable and family, Bethany on Sunday and dropped dropped in for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Millson and family. Mrs. Karen Ruellands and Jason, Bowmanville visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Millson and accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Steven Millson and Adam to the Big Parade on Saturday featuring the Jolly Old Santa. Mr. Pat Clifford, a university university friend of Allan Ashton, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton while student teaching in Oshawa. Mrs. Audrey Read, Bowmanville Bowmanville and son Steven Read of Brampton were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain. Club 21 ladies met at Haydon Community Centre on Monday evening at 8 p.m. with group four and Mrs. Gladys Potts as chairlady in the absence absence of Captain Kay Buttery, She opened the meeting with "One Solitary Life" then asked for the Secretary to give her report and had it approved.. approved.. Mrs. Bev Cochrane, our treasurer, gave her report and stated that the Town preferred some of our business should be changed and after some discussion discussion agreed to the town's suggestion. Jan Mayer reported the Boy Scouts of Canada are to procure procure about fifty pine trees for our club as one of our bicentennial bicentennial projects. We discussed the subject of buying a flag for the Community Community Centre and Mr, R. Mayer has offered to donate the flag pole. Since no big rush is on yet for a couple of months, we decided to leave this item for the New Year's discussion. Ross and Jean Ashton have consented to take on the Community Centre Caretaking Caretaking task. It was moved by Jan Mayer and seconded by Jean Slemon for Jean A. to get some of the supplies needed and Meta Swain to get paper needed and to get soap dispensers dispensers for washrooms (as caretaker caretaker these past years). A vote of thanks was expressed to Eileen Blackburn for lier work these past years as caretaker, A discussion concerning the work being done by Ralph and Johanna Hills in Zambia brought forth the motion by Eileen Blackburn and second by Jean Slemon to give a chenue to them, now that they' are here in our community to be used in his work in Africa, Collection was taken and B four served u lovely , !