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next Monday.
next Monday.


Called <u>Lee Tiffany</u>.
Called <u>Lee Tiffany</u>. He said that he was having troubles  <br>
finding a shipping crate for sending <u>RSVP</u>. It is  <br>
5' x 5' with about 2' legs. <u>SCRABBLE FOR JUNIORS</u> is  <br>
3' x 3' with eyes for hanging it from a wall. We  <br>
discussed which games of theirs to use in the hanging  <br>
displays. I asked for <u>BALI</u>. He suggested <u>RPM</u> but  <br>
I said it wouldn't be good for vertical display. He  <br>
agreed. He suggested <u>PARCHEESI</u> and I said O.K.  <br>
I sent him a letter giving the shipping directions  <br>
and saying I'd be in to his office to pick out the games  <br>
to display.
 
Call from <u>Felicia</u>. Hallmark lost the board for <u>CHECKPOINT</u>.  <br>
<u>Lillian Voegelin</u> played <u>EXECUTIVE DECISION</u> for the first time  <br>
and loved it. She thinks it will be a big hit.
 
Rcd. a package from <u>Frank Armbruster</u> (sent 3/3 by  <br>
U.P.S. Air). Contained <u>SUNKA</u> board and cowrie shells and  <br>
rules. Also repro of <u>MANCALA, THE NATIONAL GAME OF AFRICA</u>.  <br>
Also included <u>KRYPTO</u> and 8 sets of <u>TANGRAMS</u> (3 red,  <br>
3 yellow, 1 white, and 1 blue). Also a booklet - ''<u>NUMBER PUZZLES</u>''.
 
Made a drawing for <u>GIANT CHECKERS</u>, typical table, and started  <br>
<u>3D TTT</u>. Playing around with ideas for <u>BEAN BAG TARGET</u> and  <br>
<u>BEAN BAG TAC TOE</u>. Made a rough layout for a 7 x 7 <u>HEX</u> game.  <br>
Played by myself and a few games with BB and with Phil.
 
In the package from <u>Frank Armbruster</u> he included a flyer  <br>
describing his course at "The University of Santa Clara".
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(cont. from 3/6)  [3/16]
 
This should be something suitable for consideration  <br>
by Ideal.
 
[Stated 3/16]