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I h l I s y /ZS7 I, You'll howl with delight at these doggone mad pre-Christmas bargains, that give you out-of-, this-world-savings, just when you need them the most. Just moon over these prices! Midnite Christmas 0 Sale . . featuring Panasonic Wed., December 19th 6 p.m. until 12 Midnite HERE'S VALUE! Super Deluxe 20" Panasonic Color „ WWIWI * Electronic Tuning! • Wood Cabinet • Compufocus • Color Pilot S/S.'L $74B.95 3'ViOS. ..V r ■ ■ • ; /•' ;ist' im c $ .;!■ ' t ■■■■■■ V300 AM/FM stereo receiver with built-in cassette player/ recorder, semi-automatic semi-automatic record player and speakers $ 249 ~\ RX-F2 Compact AC/battery FM/AM/FM stereo radio cassette recorder with soft eject and ambience stereo $ 129 .95 V. «ear. SG-J500 FM/AM stereo receiver with built-in front loading turntable, turntable, cassette player/recorder, and speakers *199 ■95 RF 455 Compact FM/AM/FM stereo radio with built-in speaker and open-air stereo headphones ,95 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19,1984 19 Local Rink Wins Trip To Las Vegas T^e Bowmanville Country Cluu nested their third annual Labatt's Mixed Super Spiel on- Nov. 30th - Dec. 1st weekend (sponsored by Labatt's and Bowmanville Travel). The rinks competing in the bonspiel represented a good cross-section of curling clubs from as far away as Guelph and Welland. The Bowmanville rink skipped by Gord Baker captured captured first place and won a trip to Las Vegas. Cord's rink, comprised of wife Rosemary and Robin and Jean MacDonald, defeated a Bay- view entry consisting of Brian Lopatriello, Allison Goring, Martin Schouten and Colleen Neely in the championship final Saturday evening. Marilyn Kowal made the . presentation on behalf of the sponsors of Bowmanville Travel and Labatt's Brewers. Third Prize was also won by a Bowmanville rink skipped by Nelson Brouse with wife Rhoda and Joe and Bernice Pollett. These teams won weekend packages sponsored by the Sheraton Centre, Delta Chelsea Inn and Ramada Inn in Toronto. Buster's Team Wins $1,000 Busters Roadhouse hockey team were big winners of $1000. in a 16-team tournament on the weekend in Sutton. Steve West and Doug Crough were individual winners of M.V.P. and most sportsmanlike sportsmanlike player awards, while goal tender Brit Murphy posted successive shut outs in the final two games. Team members are Brian Allin, Don Farrow, Steve West, Doug Crough, Tom Simpson, Gary Dusseldorp, Brad Prentice, Bill Prentice, John Conboy, Sandy Brown, Boyd Knox, Craig Vanden- burg, John Hogarth, Duane Major, Bruce Osborne, Murray O'Brien, Terry Baker, Rudy Kvasnik, Brit Murphy, Barry Oliver coach, Dave Wright, coach, Mike Cornell, manager. Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standing; Jackie Braybrook 32 points, 41414 pins; Fern Bradley 29'/ 2 , 41882; Nancy Living 29'/2, 41367; Sheila Roberts 24, 39898; Sharlene Dehart 23, 38955; Donna Harness 22/ 39953; Barb Osborne 21, 39671; Wilma VanGoor 20, 38260; Lynda Nickerson 19, 39080; Gwen Forrester 18, 38256; Karen Burns 16, 38380; Rita VanGoor 16, 38189. Top Ten Averages Donna Harness 229, Nancy Living 224, Jackie Braybrook 217, Sharlene Dehart 202, Sheila Roberts 201, Lynda Nickerson 195, Barb Osborne 194, Fern Bradley 193, Francine Wright 189, Pat Hetherington 189. High Single - Sharlene Dehart 300. High Triple - Gwen Forrester Forrester 702. DOOR CRASHER SPECIALS z Deluxe Clock Radio with battery back-up $0/1.95 Y ^ \ AM/FM "Walkman" Type Stereo $-| 4.95 z Slimline AM/FM Y "\ AM/FM Cassette "Walkman" Type Y Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 Use your MasterCard or Visa Hospital Bowling Dec. 11, 1984 Ladies' High Single - Barb Lyle 237. Men's High Single - Art Atkinson 299. Ladies' High Triple - Liane Greenley 584. Men's High Triple - Art Atkinson 638. Top Ten Averages Phil Woodcock 208, Art Atkinson 206, Rod Greenley 191, Susie Marshall 190, Janice Woodcock 186, Brian Cascag- nette 177, Jim MacDonald 176, Janet Storey 175, Gerry Lyle 173, Gary Pickard 173. Team No. 3 is in first place with 84 points and 40085 pin fall. Dutchman Atoms Lose to Cobourg 4-1 The Flying Dutchman Hotel Major Atom Toros suffered their first defeat in several weeks, dropping a 4 - 1 decision decision to the Cobourg Atoms in a game played at the Darlington Sports Centre on Saturday, December 15th. The visiting club struck for one goal in the first period and three in the middle frame, for their margin of victory, The Toros' David Real picked up the only goal for his club, the assist going to Todd Cannings. The Toros tried valiantly in (lie game hut were missing three players, defenceman Neil Bateman and forwards Chad Armstrong and Ryan Slcwart. Paul /wicker was in goal for the "Dutchmen" and played well in spite of the loss,