1972_Sackson_073_February 22.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1972
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 10, Sid Sackson collection
Item sets
Rights Statement
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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1972_Sackson_073_February 22.jpg
Title
1972_Sackson_073_February 22.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1972
Type
image
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 10, Sid Sackson collection
Language
English
Coverage
1972
Rights
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
transcription
2/19
22 TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 1972
53RD DAY - 313 DAYS TO COME
Rcd. [received] a letter from Jim Scully. Mentioned FORESIGHT
and PLAYTHINGS. (He is married!)
Rcd. a letter from K.A. Michaelson. There was a mistake
in the BAZAAR royalty. We were overpayed $3,874.71.
($2,906.03 ours and $968.68 Felicia's). It will be taken out of
our next payment.
Since there was no mention from Michaelson about the error
in my 1099 form I sent him a certified letter with a return
receipt.
Called Bob Hallowell about the pencil & paper games. He said
that his designer, Fred Feucht, would be calling me to set a
date to get together and try out the games and pick one
to complete art work on - probably DRILL FOR OIL - with a
name such as WILDCAT.
I asked Bob about MANHATTAN MADNESS. It is probably
definitely a dead issue. Forgot to ask him about getting my
model back.
Fred Feucht called and I'll go to his office Thursday at 1:30.
Felicia called. Bill Dohrmann of Parker is coming to her office
at 9 tomorrow morning. She never met him and was very nervous.
She asked if I would come in and she would pay me.
I told her I'd come but that I didn't want to be payed.
Decided to argue about it later. I'll bring some of my things to show.
Rcd. a call from
{Esther Fink
{Follow Through - The Interdependent Learning Model
{Institute of Developmental Studies - New York University
{(548-2237)
They are working on some kind of study of games on a
government grant and she was told that I had a bigger
collection of games than any other (didn't know where the
information originally came from). She was interested in
my classification system and thought perhaps I could be
a consultant for them. I'll contact her after Toy Fair.
She was glad that I mentioned it and will go herself.
I asked if she was familiar with the book
THE GUIDE TO SIMULATION GAMES FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING. Yes.
Packaged SKYSCRAPERS (with a plastic cover). Packaged DIALEMMA
and made setups for 9 puzzles. Had Dana cover the
SMESS box and used it for LOTTERY without anchoring
the equipment.
Had Dale and Phil pick up plastic and cardboard for
me at the art supply place in Cross County.
(cont. on 2/19)
22 TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 1972
53RD DAY - 313 DAYS TO COME
Rcd. [received] a letter from Jim Scully. Mentioned FORESIGHT
and PLAYTHINGS. (He is married!)
Rcd. a letter from K.A. Michaelson. There was a mistake
in the BAZAAR royalty. We were overpayed $3,874.71.
($2,906.03 ours and $968.68 Felicia's). It will be taken out of
our next payment.
Since there was no mention from Michaelson about the error
in my 1099 form I sent him a certified letter with a return
receipt.
Called Bob Hallowell about the pencil & paper games. He said
that his designer, Fred Feucht, would be calling me to set a
date to get together and try out the games and pick one
to complete art work on - probably DRILL FOR OIL - with a
name such as WILDCAT.
I asked Bob about MANHATTAN MADNESS. It is probably
definitely a dead issue. Forgot to ask him about getting my
model back.
Fred Feucht called and I'll go to his office Thursday at 1:30.
Felicia called. Bill Dohrmann of Parker is coming to her office
at 9 tomorrow morning. She never met him and was very nervous.
She asked if I would come in and she would pay me.
I told her I'd come but that I didn't want to be payed.
Decided to argue about it later. I'll bring some of my things to show.
Rcd. a call from
{Esther Fink
{Follow Through - The Interdependent Learning Model
{Institute of Developmental Studies - New York University
{(548-2237)
They are working on some kind of study of games on a
government grant and she was told that I had a bigger
collection of games than any other (didn't know where the
information originally came from). She was interested in
my classification system and thought perhaps I could be
a consultant for them. I'll contact her after Toy Fair.
She was glad that I mentioned it and will go herself.
I asked if she was familiar with the book
THE GUIDE TO SIMULATION GAMES FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING. Yes.
Packaged SKYSCRAPERS (with a plastic cover). Packaged DIALEMMA
and made setups for 9 puzzles. Had Dana cover the
SMESS box and used it for LOTTERY without anchoring
the equipment.
Had Dale and Phil pick up plastic and cardboard for
me at the art supply place in Cross County.
(cont. on 2/19)
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