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Title
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1970_Sackson_332_November 08.jpg
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Creator
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Sid Sackson
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Date
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1970
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Type
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image
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Format
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.jpg
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Source
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Box 1, Object 8, Sid Sackson collection
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Language
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English
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Coverage
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1970
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Rights
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The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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transcription
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English
SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER 1970
Twenty Fourth Sunday after Trinity 312th day - 53 days to come
Wrote up BLACKS & WHITES GAME & VENTURE. Jim Dunnigan
called me in the evening and I told him that I'd have
the S&T column finished by Tuesday.
Claude and Anne here in evening. Claude brought me
the copy of TINTON JOKER he bought in Canada. It is
a card game and looks a little different.
The 4 of us played two games of CARDINO. It was
simple but there was opportunity for choice and it did
hold the interested.
Claude and I were talking about children's puzzles
and I brought up Fabio's suggestion that I do a
book on children's puzzles. He is toying with the idea
of doing such a book. I said I'd introduce him to
Fabio. He said he didn't think there would be any
trouble in interesting another publisher in it. I said
that if he worked up an outline and a sample chapter
and couldn't sell it to another publisher I would
then introduce him to Fabio.
Showed Pierre's LE LIVRE DES JEUX to Claude. He liked
it. I said I would try to get him a copy for him,
since he did send WATCH to Pierre.
Claude saw some 3M games advertised in the Oct.
(I think) SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. None of mine.
(cont. from 11/9) [11/13]
I asked Jack if he had written to "3M" about my
comments on the BAZAAR packaging. He said that he
wrote a report saying that it was the most popular
of the games, [crossout] at my demonstration at the
"Hallmark" exhibit. He didn't say anything about the
packaging because of office politics. I said I'd
take it up when I saw Keith or Bill in person.
[arrows pointing up and down] [started 11/13]
The office where BB delivered the S&T column was:
[bracket] Hecht-Vidmer
236 E. 46th St.
(972-1770)
(cont. from 11/16) [12/21]
Rcd. [couple lines crossed out]
a card from Mrs. Paul Greenough.
[started 12/21]
