CASTLEGAR NEWS, Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1969

Don’t Ever Give Names of

Friends

To Those in Door-to-Door Selling

iii Church-Seyvices

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday service at 1130 am.
ith Sunday School

Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
Ph. 352-6194 Nelson

SALVATION ARMY

Services Each Sunday

Afternoon at 3 p.m.

341 Main St., Castlegar
For Further Information

Call Cpt. Fame
At Nelson 352-7353

:| to lose friends can

One of the fastest ways
be to giv

their names to a door: ‘to-door:
salesman. It could also be one
of the: quickest ways to lose

Referral selling, as

3 called, is sometimes
designed not to save you/t
money, but to separate you
from more cash than you
could normally afford for a
color television set, sewing
machine, vacuum cleaner or
some equally expensive item.
Yet it has been estimated in
the United States, for ex-
ample, that in 1987 reteral
selling involved a potential
loss to the public of $200
miDion.

But the problem is not
confined to our U.S. neigh-
bors. Canadians encotler™ it
‘oo, simply by answering the
door or the telephone. Here’s
how: An affable salesman
might tell you he is not trying
to sell his p mere

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza

SE eed
1 APOSTOLIC ‘CHURCH

casties not Shopping Plaza
10 & 11 a.m. morning worship

7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service| ing.

Wed. 7.30 Prayer Bible Study
Phone 365-6662
Norman Walker

Pastor

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Brophy

Ph. 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am. - 11 am.-7 p.m.

ly - wants your on of a
or he may ask you to test it.
Bt after the pleasantries are
over, he may still try to per-|
ou to buy. There
could also be a lure of a na-

you would be eligible to win
a car, k coat or more
money ‘than you could earh
in several years. Or there
may, be a suggestion that this
is the most economical way
for the company to Introduce
distribute the item, with-

out the expense of advertis-

Then it may be implied
that you can purchase the
peeduct at a fees of the
y DY ig_ the
ore 5 of friends who could:
be potential customers.
you could write them VOT’
self, introducing the _ sales-
his product and
plan, For each additional sale
e makes. from tie! panes
you supply, you mig! e
to, ou will be given a bon-
whieh would help defray
the cost of the item. The

CHURCH OF GOD
(Next to Kinnaird C

however, is_ that
you must usually mare! sa

tion-wide contest in which|¢l

his| When he discovered the nor-

ferral US tes of a vacuum
cleaner, only 10 per cent of
the customers received more
than $75, that is, three bon-
uses of $25 each, This tepre-
sents a_ relatively small
amount towards the entire

lc le
price of only $60. What you’
are not usually told is that/|
the contract you sign may

or finance company.

could mean another headache

it after you have recovered
ym the salesman’s person-

cide that you don’t want the
item after all. Then you may
be saddled with a product
you do not really want, and
with finance or bank

's is
did not want the vacuum
cleaner, but could not per
suade the agents to return
their deposit and remove the
$278 appliance.
Referral selling is not
restricted to vacuum clean-|
ers — it often

mally fit into a limited
get refrigerators,
iam systems, sewing mach-|

freez-

Another consumer rpuccesed
a_ refrigerator and_ later,

a Brice was $100 less than

cost to ie was ad-
vised by a friend in the re-
tail trade to stop making pay-
ments. However, unable to
withstand harassment by the
finance company, he finally
borrowed money to make the

pra
for the full

ty Ha
ne 365-6762
Family Sle Hour 10 a.m.
hip 11

wien tes price. And this price
i sometimes much more than
the goods are actually wovth.
After -you have signed

Pu
1969-70 ehenieE | "To Know

‘Phe Living God.

PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

Phone 365-5212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m.

Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.

Tuesday: Bible Study and

3 Prayer 7.30 pm.
friday: Young Peoples 7.30
: pm.

CASTLEGAR
LUTHERAN
MISSION

Invites you to
attend their

_ CHRISTMAS EVE
Candlelight Service
at 3.30 p.m.

insult to
injury, lury, his name had »cen
used in referral letters to
some of his friends.

While most ‘Provinces
have laws dealing with regi-
stration and control of door-
to-door sellers, the Province
of . British Columbia . has
adopted legislation effective

1 of this year making
a contract null and void
where there is an element
of referral selling attached
to it in any way. Saskatche-
wan has reas acted directly
against this practice under
the Direct ‘Seller's Act by in-
cluding a special clause in
vendors’ licenses.
What should you do ait

used to
sell items that might not nor cai
“ie |C

be put in the hands of a t:anx/|f

alty. ard plausibility, you de-|f

Salvation Army
Helps Children
At Christmastime

Christmas can be a Joy-

Ajous time of year.

‘Douglas-Markle Vows
Exchanged in Calgary

Gold and red mums

television sets, stereo- ting iss .
Markle and Robert John resid
ou

The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Vida Markle of

Officiating clergyman
was Rev. J. Elliot with Marg- | col

Graham of Calgary as

marriage

her aotiather r, Mr. D. cd
rie Sr. of Vernon, the bride
wore a floor-length sheath
gown featuring a long train,
the neckline of the gown
the cuffs of the Faken
sleeves. A panel of antique
lace also adorned the centre
front of the gown which was
accented by a dainty box on
the bodice. A small aurora
borealis crown secured her | w

le- et, and for something blue

she had a garter made by
Mrs. Nick Burak of Kinnaird,
Miss Janet Horton of Cal.
gary, who once was a room-
Frat of the bride when they
led in Montreal, was

, It can cause happy won-
der to shine in the eyes of
a little boy or girl. It can
bring great joy into a child's
life. It can awaken faith.

‘But unfortunately for
some children, Christmas
this year may be a disap-
pointment. It may be looking
in store windows at toys
their parent’s can’t afford to
buy — or suffering for lack
of adequate clothing — or
simply’ experiencing a feel-
ing of utter aloneness.

This need not be, for-the
Salvation Army reaches out
fo such children on your be-
half and makes possible for
them to the thrill of opening
gifts, the treat of enjoying a
special holiday dinner, the
warm feeling of wearing new
clothes,

Yes, the Salvation Army
knows many, many troubled
people, both young and old.

tt wies to make Christmas
happy and meaningful by

KNIGHT. s OF COLUMBUS |
ST. RITA‘’S HALL

Next Bingo Thursday,

Santa Collects $29 for Eastern Star
Cancer Fund ct Party for Members

Minto Cha
oe of the

p last Wednesday even-
ing in the Twin Rivers Hall
when 50 members and & guests
enjoyed a delicious turkey
Suppor

ie tables were decor-

ated in in, the Christmas decor
ane at each inte was placed
Cl 3 corsage made
and donated by Mra. E. John-
son, worthy matron of Minto.
Prior to supper everyone

ter No. 79,
Star,

Past an

ORDER EARLY
FLOWERS WIRED
ANYWHERE

S cetaeimamermememmemmennararumameaty
4 GIFTS - CARDS - CANDIES

HELEN’S
FLOWER SHOP
Ph, 965-5191

with a large Santa
on a vad put. thelr donation
to the cancer fund into San-
ta’s bag. ‘This money. was
donated in place of a gift ex-

change sud} ue, sum of $29
»| will be sent to the gran
| chapiar's BC. cancer pro-
ject.

Mrs. H. Schellenberg and
Mrs. C, Petts arranged the
chimney and Santa.

After supper there was
a grand march with several
dances following. Mrs. M.
Peachey presided at the pia-
no and Miss McKenzie
read a “' Seotch letter from a
girl Canada to her mo-
ther a Scotland.

hat’s My Line sollowed,
witha a panel of/ Mra’: Se ch ck
lenberg, Harry: Evans, nae
Stier and Mrs. S. Grant. Mrs

providing ma-
assistance for the: less
ef

all across Canada: — fathers
who will spend this Christ-
mas behind prison bars —
for mothers whose’ children
lie ill and cold in a substand-
ard dwelling — for painrid-
den hospitalized: veterans —
for many needy youngsters
who knows little of comfort
and joy.

nthe Army has

was tise Brenda
Calgary.

Both attendants wore
floorlength gowns in cran-
berry-red accented by white
lace collars and cuffs. White
maribou circles formed their
Beadpleces and they carried

101 bouquets of white
feather grisies highlighted

ith gold ray. id rib-
bons: gompleied their pou.

que!
Joseph Boivin of

of | b

Mr.
Calgary was best man with

Keith Clark of Fort St.
John ushering.

The reception was held
in the Castle Room of the
Highlander Motor Hotel
where the bride’s table was
centered by a three-tier wed-
ang cake topped with large

bells, Crystal

three-tier,
vel wath Sealloped edge.
carried a colonial
bout of pink roses and
ite carnations sprayed
with_silver.
For something old the
bride wore a borrowed lock-

you are to

provided you give the sales-
man, the names or several
friends who may be potent.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Kinnaird United Church
Richard Klein, Vicar
Ph. 365-5976
Sunday School 8.45 ‘a.m.

v. Harold C. Clark

DAY
SERVICE
at 9.30 am.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

United &

-Christmas Day 9:00 AM.

10:00 A.M. United
ROBSON COMMUNITY

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH — COLUMBIA AVE.
Dec. 21 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:30 A.M. Christmas Vesper Service (a joint
Anglican-United service featuring a combined choir)
: 8:00 P.M. Contemporary Worship Group
Christmas Eve 11:15 P.M. R-.E.P. Holy.Communion ser-
vice (contemporary style)

Traditional Service)
Dec. 28 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion

11:15 AM. Anglican Communion Service

Anglican

Holy Communion (Short

Church Worship
MEMORIAL: CHURCH
Ch Cc

Dec. 21 9:45 A.M. C

‘Dec. 28. 9:45 A.M. Anglican Morning Prayer

_| tomers

@ Go over the proposed
contract, Point by pomt, with
the salesmai

@ Get, writing, a
statement eat the average
number of bonuses other cus-

chase an.item at a disceunt|

See Doctor
Immediately
For Illness

seileral aliness strikes, see
your

pillars separated the “ake |
tiers which were decorated
with pink-tipped rosettes,

ling joy and Yhap.
pines at Christ: — and
throughout the year. — for
more than a century, and it
plans. to keep on doing it.

Share YOUR blessings
this Christmas.

Vitamins May
Lose Potency

Vitamin preparations may
lose some of. their potency
during prolonged storage.

must carry:
Tiration date on a both the
outer carton and inner. label
of yas product,
expiration date re-
preesnts the. period of time
luring which the product
will maintain its labelled po-
tency. -

AT THE PLAZA

for the Privilege of serving you.
CASTLEGAR
Custom Upholstery

PH, 365-5636 ©

FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY
BONDS

nee
Hugh Nicol
: at

Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 385-7944

a prize
Ay the “dose oft the mame’ Pre
remainder ote ‘the evening
bite as enjoyed ed by all singing

J. Heslop. was “in r

Mrs.
charge of entertainment. ‘The
Christmas turkey ham) a
draw ‘took place “aiid
Blythe Jenner of of; Robson wen
the ham, table damp,

y.

The lamp was made
and donated by Alec Millar
of Sidney who is'a member
of Minto chapter.

Faster Speeds
Costa Driver —
Lois of Money

It costs a motorist near-;
ly: 50 per cent more money’
to drive at speeds between:
70 and 80 miles per hour}
than to drive at 50 miles per
hour.

In compiling information

dri:

Use Christmas Se Seals.

” FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
EMPHYSEMA AND OTHER
RESPIRATORY DISEASES

write to:

$-T-

For a real buy on a Chev, Olds, Chevelle or Camaro
from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6cyl., call today or

s John Lockyer
DICK: IRWIN CHEV & OLDS
845 Marine Dr., North Vancouver
Phone 987-5231 .

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silver leaves and
een candelabra with
pers also adorned

the ‘bride's table.
For her daughter’s wed-
the bride’s mother
talian knit
dress' and. matching. jacket
and pink feathered hat. Her
corsage was of pink fotos,

tions.

The groom's mother wore
a moss-green, lace-t ed.
crepe dr dress. Her corsage was

says the cleral health de-

have

@ Be sure you can af-
ford the item, even without
bonuses. ‘ .
@ Check the retail price
of the product, or one simular
to it, before you buy.

e you value your
friends, get their. permission
before giving their names
and addresses to the sales-

man.

© Don’t be rushed into
signing ie contract for any
reason, e.g. the salesman has
another °g nointrrent with a
neighbor, bor, OF that the offer is

time.
) If you do buy, get a

Handle
With Care.
Never get: drugs. advertis-
ed ‘as a treatment, preven-
tative or cure for: alcoholism,
arteriosclerosis, blood poison-
ing, cancer, diabetes, epilep-
sy, ulcers, heart disease, gall-
stones, kidney stones or biad-
der stones.
Advertising which claims
to prevent, treat or cure

Master of ceremonies,
Mr. Boivin, read telegrams
from Vernon ana Toronto.

elling to» Banff
where "the newlyweds plan:

ensemble and y ‘black and
white synthetic fur coat. She
wore emarid . gs and
ck_accessories,
The couple will reside
at care Jamieson Ave., NE

these’ diseases is banned — | Cal;

‘for your protection. These
are serious disorders. Delay-
ing proper treatment may
have dangerous and even
fatal consequences:

nO town guests were
Kinnaird; — Castle

legar,
Trail, Vernon, .Vancouver,
Canmore, , Edmonton,

Fort
St. John and Stittsville.

written’ guarantee, and read
it carefully.

@ If you have doubts or
dittiontties” contact your pro-
wiicial government authori-

ies.

A stepchild of. referral
selling is the “pyramid” or
Smmaltilevel” distributorship

on. page seven)

STEAKS

SPECIALTY
e
GOOD FOOD
COURTEOUS
SERVICE

For Reservations
Phone 365-7277
e

City Centre Motel

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Coffee Shop — Dining Room — Banquet Room

MONDAY TO SATURDAY

6.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m,

GITY CENTRE MOTEL

PHONE 365-7277

| NUTS & BOLTS
POTATO CHIPS,

CHARGE IT!

Johnny’s

LIME JUICE, 13 z. .
COOKIES, Chocolate Chip ........
; TISSUE PAPER, Cashmere .
MILK, Pacific Tall, .....
APPLE JUICE, Sunrype, 48 Oz. 2 for 89¢
HOOVER APPLIANCES 20% OFF —

- CHRISTMAS CARDS, WRAP AND
CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS

fae Totes oof arraoren Lats. “All Credit Cartt Progra!

& Gas Sales Ltd.

On Robson Side of the Ferry
Open 7 a.m. — 9.p.m. Monday thréugh jgatureay:
Open Sunday 9 am. — 9'pim.

mbe

Grocery

Business and Professional Directory

For...
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone. Write
Cfean Cot Rubber

” Ph, se5-7605

GREEP‘S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL.
CONTRACTING “
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

CHUCKS.
TRANSFER

For Service
Ph. 365-5979
We pick-up and
Deliver

- CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY
Recovering - Remodelling

Carpet - Tiles G

PHIL’S TELEVISION
SERVICE & REPAIR |

Phil Popoff
365-8143

DUTCH CLEANING
SERVICE
* Free’ Estimates
For ‘All Types -
OF Cleaning
. Phone Free.
ZENITH’ 6826
Castlegar-Nelson *

’

Save lots of money. “Make

rugs beautifully bright
with Rug-Mate Stain Re.

‘moving . Rug Shampoo.
Rent electric shampooer | :

$1.

KOOTENAY, BUILDERS
AND SUPPLIERS

PARDMAN FURNITURE

RUBBER STAMPS
‘Qliick’ Service
All Sizes, Styles ©.
CASTLEGAR me

General Welding’
Cylinder. Blocks *
Cylinder Heads, “Ete.
121. Columbia Ave.:
Ph, 365-5531

1 SASTLEGAR, ~
FUNERAL HOME

. Call for Free Estimates
No Obligation |
Ph. 365-5636

" PHOTOCOPYING

Important Papers
Birth Certificates

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Ph. 365-7266:
Reasonable Rates

T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.s.
OPTOMETRIST
‘366 Baker St.
Nelson, ‘B.C.
Ph. 352-5152

ADDING TAPES . *
MOORE FORMS
RECEIPT, BOOKS, .

CASTLEGAR NEWS:

to Kindly

“Thoughtful
‘Ambulance — Flowers ©
e Granite, Marble’ aad.
~.* Bronze. Plaques*.

Industria}, “Commercial |
Sehd Residential
lectrical ane

ages
E ic {custloger) Ltd.
ectric. Heat Specialists
Medallion:Homes !
Ph. 365-7241 © *

The Casttega
‘Audit Bureau of Nee

"CASTLEGAR NEWS -

("Tt te a member of the Canadian Weekly. News-
Papers Association, the B.C. division of the Can-
adian Weekly Newspapers Association and the
BC. Weekly, Newspapers Ad adverisns. Bureau.

th ink with thd. dorrect name ‘ana ‘ateress of the
writer. “Pen”. names will be used on, request, but
the

of any

be limited

‘All
The

¢; Editor, Castlegar: ‘News, tem 490,
‘gar, B.C. . Letters’ for’ publication must | be- signed

i for auch

the event of failure to publish
or in

tha‘ievent. thal! errort

occur in’ the Publishing. of an advertisement sha,

amount paid by the advertiser

for that: portion of the advertl

by_ the incorrect item

~ be n0 ISBAily ta, Sy {event beyond the camount
advertisement.

FACT ORY DIRECT SALES

- SAVINGS OF UP TO 50
PER CENT ON SKIS

Special Discounts for Family
Purchases, Including Ski
Clothing and Boots

PRE-INVENTORY. SALE

on all sporting goods during
month of December.

Norm’s Spo
300 Baker St.

cites B.C.

rt Center

Ph. 352-2015

Open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5.30.p.m.

; tune-ups. or. repairs,
ing 5 pairs,

omy,’ the B.C.

APPOINTMENT of Donald S. Knight to suc”
ving econ-| ceed Donald W.- Ch as er of ©

B.
Association says ‘fuel con-
Stenner, manager of the comp:

sumption and tire wear
zooms upward along with
the speedometer needle.
Above-speed. ad tied driving will

division. Mr. Champion, West

trict manager since 1965, moves: from Nel-
son to ‘Vernon where he will become man-

greatly increased ting:
expenses, if not a attic t tick-
et or other consequences.
Other BCAA ‘suggestions
for driving econony clude:
% Avoid “jack rabbit”
or fast getaways, sudden

ager of O)

went to Nelson from Terrace

diary of B.C. Telephone. Mr. Knight becomes
the operations manager in-the West Koot-
enay district, with headquarters in Nelson, -
effective Jan. 1, with the title of West
Kootenay district manager. Mr. Champion

any's interior.
Kootenay dis-

' CASTLEGAR NEWS, Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1960

7998

we Mock @ full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

Hi-Lite Restaurant
’ “Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.
Closed all day Monday

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

for three years. Born

d there and in Vancouver, he has

been in the telephone industry since April,

1953 whene he-joined Northwest. Telephone

Co. in Prince George. Mr. Champion was
in in the

Co., a subsi-

where he was

company’s northern division until his move
to Nelson. Mr. Knight has been B.C. Tele-

phone's general govrenment services sup-
ervisor since 1963, based in Vancouver. Born
in Souris, Sask., he was raised and educated
im Winnipeg and began his career in-bank-
ing in Winnipeg in 1948. He Joined B.C.
Telephone in
in jal

1952 and held various posts
and

‘o-| Terrace district

for B.C.

MARY’S

BROASTED.
CHICKEN
ANNOUNCES

That They Will Be Closed
' EVERY WEDNESDAY
Starting January, 1970

vee
stops and accelerating’ thr
green lights.

* Slow down under wet
or snowy conditions. - Wet
pavement can reduce mileage
by. one or. more miles per
gallon of gasoline.

+ Drive slower in windy

song Cone,

+ Turn off ignition when
parked’ One. minute of idling
urns more fuel than restart-

ing consumes. ~
a Use a good grade of
gasoline recommended by the
manufacturer of the automo-

is as bad, i
worse, than under-inflation.

3x. Make certain that dur:

to see thes
the engine. Mhermostat is not
stuck in an open position. A
-running engine

| COFFEE BREAK

A special Christmas sal-
ute goes out ‘to the grade
four class of Mrs, Jack Whit-
taker of Robson Elementary
School who have made Chris-
tmas seals a very personal
thing.

It all began when: the
class, | studying — Eskimos
through the - TV __ series,

,| thought the stamps with the
Eskimo motif! could

be_util-
ized around the im.
Mrs. Whittaker thought |.
this could be done but ex-
plained the responsibility of
First purchasing the’ stamps.
Enthusiasm struck!
First came a session of
‘A| grab. bags to earn their first | p)
monies. ‘hen one enterpris-
ing. young fellow took t9 9 Bel

warin-1
jess: fuel : vthae. a
engine reports BCAA.

teachers’ shoes,

MEXICO

Puerto Vallarta
-15 days $299.00 from

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Your Christmas Store
with so much more... ;
HANDBAGS
EVENING BAGS ,
DRESSES
DUSTERS
SWEATERS :
: PANTI HOSES
STAY-UPS
WOOL’ TAM &
SCARF. SETS

see. them all

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ishing the
for a fee! A jbig job was itbe
~ | classes’ hot dog

sale.
‘Net results were final-
ized Dec. 18 when Bonnie
Ronevertote, on -behalf of the
ng bresented Castlegar
chairman Mrs.

JR ‘Tamont with some $30.
Now _we are on the door-

e
ing them out just a little 1ate
for many to. benefit from

them,

Tey are, still Joking
for a Holiday, dish, try this
Christmas. pudding.

mix tt Christmas Eve

go wit
you've iianted for the fam-

"The recipe calls for 2
tablespoons OF shortening or
butter; 1% cups of boiling
water; 2 cups of fruit or
peel, (this.can be fruit, nuts
orall fruit if you do not
like peel. Just be sure what
ever you choose makes a 2-
cup quantity.) 2: teaspoon
spice, (again it is the indi-

By Lois Hughes Lois Hughes

Odds and Ends About Christmas

vidual who decides what
spices), 3 cup granulated
sugar; 1 teaspoon soda; %
teaspoon salt and 1% cups
of flour,

The ingredients are ‘mix-
ed in the order given.

Merry Christmas and the
best to yo you. all in the com-
ing year. z

Don’t Refer

Friends

‘To Doorway Salesmen.

{continued from page six)
ans — Promote cosmet-
te Cleaning fu wéluids or other’

rise to difficulties. Some well-
caabshed firms engaged in
then home selling of kitchen-

may ee Ou. saute Ae ‘a repre-
sentative: of the company for
a,certain amount of money.
you may be told to appoint
assistant managers who will,
in turn, appoint saleaney ve

appliances or, ‘foods, have
sales schemes. in which a
householder: is given a “gift”
of cash or merchandise if she
invites friends to witness a
But the prices

each of you
tain sum of money. Not “al of vot

you are ap
proached, Pend be wise to:
@ Find out the potential
market of the product in your’
area,

@ Get proof in the form
of. a verified accounting re-|
claims made as to the

protits you could make.
(@. “Get a lawyer’s advice
the contract,

urs|}er.you must ha’

Betore you are able to oper-

There | are some forms of

referral 8, however,
which: do not seem to give

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“Treasure Chest of Best Puns”
“The Love Machine”

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