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Page 18 June 1984
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Sell
with juggllng! Here's two who have already...
FRANK
MONCRIEF THERE'S
MORE THAN ONE WAY TO make a buck juggling!
I
sell ad space for an electronics magazine, and use clubs and balls
in sales presentations to clients I know well. I've painted the name
of my magazine and those of two close competitors on clubs. I juggle
them with one spin when I discuss a one-page ad, two spins for a
two-page spread, and triple spins or better for an insert!
There
are holes cut in the cap of these inexpensive plastic clubs, and
I've inserted
Also,
I've painted five stage balls and stuck on labels listing the names
of five of my competitors. Peeling off the stick-ons leaves five
colored balIs with white lettering of my company's name. I do a
presentation with these also. I'm working on six! Frank
Moncrief
SCOTT
EDELMAN SCOTT
EDELMAN OF BROOKLYN, New York, started juggling a year ago. He enjoyed
it so much that before long he began juggling at work. This caused
complaints from coworkers when they were occasionally struck by flying
objects.
To
strike a happy compromise, Scott offered to put his company's labels on
all his props. Now he is the official juggler of the Carlton Importing
Company, importer of St. Pauli Girl and San Miguel beers.
With
a year of experience, he doesn't drop much any more, and even performed Gene
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