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Title
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1971_Sackson_080_March 01.jpg
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Creator
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Sid Sackson
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Date
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1971
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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 9, Sid Sackson collection
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Language
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English
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Coverage
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1971
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Rights
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The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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transcription
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English
MONDAY 1 MARCH 1971
60th day - 305 days to come
Phone call from Felicia. She rcd. royalties from M.B. on
CAR TRAVEL GAME. They are down from last year.
PITFALL was accepted by X. The letter from Bob Edwards
was rather shoddy about the condition in which the
model of INFERNAL BINARY MACHINE reached him - inferring
that the packing was not good.
Rcd. a repro of a letter form John R. Champlin to Sam Ferris
concerning some subscription money the latter collected for
INTERPLANETARY COMMUNICATOR. He wants my support.
Finished WILD WOOD PILE and had BB try it. I cut it
down to for levels and had to make changes in some
of the pcs. to accomplish this suitably. When BB tried
it she almost immediately found a solution I didn't in-
tend, changed one piece to get rid of this. Then BB
couldn't solve it, though a few times she was 1 short,
she liked it.
Called Felicia and told her about it. She'll try to
contact Dick Harris of MB tomorrow morning and arrange
to show it to him. We'll meet at the hotel tomorrow @
10. Asked me to bring my Samsonite catalog. She has a date with them.
Finished packaging WILD WOOD PILE but didn't do the
rules.
Looked at what I had from Samsonite; just a press release
and a picture of AMOEBA. Packed it with my
other material to bring.
(cont. from 3/2) [3/2]
and the other with a series of adverbial instructions.
Each player in turn draws one card from each deck and
reads off the combination, such as "Eat spaghetti - with
passion." He then must act out the combination and the
others comment on the success. I suggested not divulging
the combination and letting the others guess. He will mail me a copy.
VERBUM EST in his and is a card word game. Each player
in turn faces three cards in a row and forms words using
these three letters without changing their order but adding
letters before, between, or after. Get as many as possible in a
time limit. (Why can't everyone write words at the same
time?) He'll mail me a copy.
TAKE is put out by another manufacturer and
wibel is handling the distribution. Each player has a set
of numbers from 1 to 12 and they are lined up
in sequence at ends of the board (see illustration).
Different variations use different numbers of pcs.
and with less a smaller part of the board is used.
One side of board is set up for even number, the other
(cont. an 2/27)
