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FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER
'''FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1971'''  <br>
1971  267th day - 98 days to come
267th day - 98 days to come
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Rcd. 12 answers to <u>SLEUTH</u> problem.  One said he was a game
Rcd. 12 answers to <u>SLEUTH</u> problem.  One said he was a game <br>
collector with over 200 games.  Another was a math teacher
collector with over 200 games.  Another was a math teacher <br>
who will use <u>SLEUTH</u> for teaching deductive logic.
who will use <u>SLEUTH</u> for teaching deductive logic. <br>
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(cont. from 11/5)
(cont. from 11/5) [11/5]
Told <u>Claude</u> that <u>Earl</u> offered to come next week to help
me test games, for my columns.  Claude would like to come,
if Earl cam make it on Thursday.


At F.A.O. Schwartz looked at <u>AD-LIB</u> & <u>PLAY ON WORDS</u>. The
Told <u>Claude</u> that <u>Earl</u> offered to come next week to help <br>
former is played like <u>SCRABBLE</u> except that instead of
me test games, for my columnsClaude would like to come, <br>
tiles with point values on them the letters are actually
if Earl can make it on Thursday<br>
plastic letter shapes and the values are printed in the
spaces on the boardLetters put on double or triple
spaces affect the entire word but have no point value
of their own.  In drawing letters to plan with, they are
shaken from a special boxDon't remember anything special
about the latter.


Looked at LOGUS SR (Ideal - see 1971 catalog)Each player has a
At F.A.O. Schwartz looked at <u>AD-LIB</u> & <u>PLAY ON WORDS</u>The  <br>
[diagram of 4X5 grid with letters in most of the boxes
former is played like <u>SCRABBLE</u> except that instead of <br>
DEAET
tiles with point values on them the letters are actually  <br>
IN-BH
plastic letter shapes and the values are printed in the  <br>
GOURM
spaces on the boardLetters put on double or triple  <br>
C-LSO]
spaces affect the entire word but have no point value <br>
board with 18 sliding letter and 2 empty
of their ownIn drawing letters to plan with, they are  <br>
spaces, as shownThere is a pack of cards,
shaken from a special boxDon't remember anything special  <br>
each one calling for a word category
about the latter. <br>
and specifying a row in which it must be formed,
also a point value.  The first player to
form a proper word wins the card(Fairly
complete idea.)


To Riis Brothers, Nothing I don't know.
Looked at <u>LOGUS SR</u>. (Ideal - see 1971 catalog).  Each player has a  <br>


<u>Earl Perel</u> called. He'll come here next Thursday.
[diagram of 4X5 grid with letters in most of the boxes <br>
He is still working on a loan from the Small Business Adm.
The one to whom I sent the letter seemed impressed. The next
step is for a volunteer retired businessman to visit Earl.
Earl is afraid that he will only be familiar with retail
of small manufacture businesses.
Earl played Claude's <u>MANIPULATION</u> the two times they got
together this week.  He wondered if he bothered Claude by of-
fering a lot of suggestions for changes, more in the matter
of presentation than in the rules.  I said that Claude wel-
comed the suggestions but it would be better to
give them all together, after the game is finished (Claude
had mentioned it to me.)


<u>Al and Adela Richter</u> her in the evening.  A number of his
DEAET  <br>
craft ideas are being considered, by the Girl Scouts among
IN-BH  <br>
others, but nothing is being done with his games or puzzles.
GOURM  <br>
Al and I played <u>ORION</u> (earlier in day I read over the rule
C-LSO]  <br>
booklet.)  We played the "Hydra" and "Orion" variations
 
board with 18 sliding letter and 2 empty  <br>
spaces, as shown.  There is a pack of cards,  <br>
each one calling for a word category  <br>
and specifying a row in which it must be formed,  <br>
also a point value.  The first player to  <br>
form a proper word wins the card.  (Fairly  <br>
complete idea.)  <br>
 
To Riis Brothers. Nothing I don't know.  <br>
 
<u>Earl Perel</u> called. He'll come here next Thursday.  <br>
He is still working on a loan from the Small Business Adm.  <br>
The one to whom I sent the letter seemed impressed.  The next  <br>
step is for a volunteer retired businessman to visit Earl.  <br>
Earl is afraid that he will only be familiar with retail  <br>
of small manufacture businesses.  <br>
Earl played Claude's <u>MANIPULATION</u> the two times they got  <br>
together this week.  He wondered if he bothered Claude by of-  <br>
fering a lot of suggestions for changes, more in the matter  <br>
of presentation than in the rules.  I said that Claude wel-  <br>
comed the suggestions but it would be better to  <br>
give them all together, after the game is finished (Claude  <br>
had mentioned it to me.)  <br>
 
<u>Al and Adela Richter</u> her in the evening.  A number of his <br>
craft ideas are being considered, by the Girl Scouts among <br>
others, but nothing is being done with his games or puzzles. <br>
Al and I played <u>ORION</u> (earlier in day I read over the rule <br>
booklet.)  We played the "Hydra" and "Orion" variations <br>
(cont. on 9/25)
(cont. on 9/25)