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A South Canterbury technician says that he had a VCR in for servicing recently and found the inside liberally coated with cat hairs, so it may pay to find out where your cat is spending snooze-time these days.
We had a note from a Christchurch resident who asked about the possibility of transferring Bmm film on to video tape. We were pleased to be able to tell him that it is possible and that a Christchurch firm, Shipleys Video Systems, Ltd, will be happy to oblige.
One query we have not had much luck with so far. Has anyone any information on the availability of the series, “The Phantom Vampire,” on video? A reader thinks it has been released either in Australia or Britain but we have not been able to find any reference to the series in our sources of information. Any help would be much appreciated.
If you have a problem, or an anecdote to share, please drop us a line: Avene Flannery and Graham Parker, P.O. Box 24-076, East Linwood, Christchurch, or phone 810-925.
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Press, 12 March 1985, Page 15
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