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September 1975 - Sunday 28
<br>Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost - 271st day - 94 days to come
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At the 110 Flea Market bought the following games: <u>KEYWORD</u>, <u>EUCLID</u>
(which is a <u>TANGRAMS</u> variation), <u>THE APOLLO SPACE ROCKET CHECKER GAME</u>.
Also bought 13 small pads for $1.00, 5 black Bic pens for 50¢, 3 small
plastic boxes for 10¢, and 4 decks of cards for $1.00.
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(cont. from 9/29) [9/29]
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has is with <u>Alice McElhone</u> (??). He said that <u>TOTALLY</u> (I be-
lieve) is in her "UnCommon Games" catalog. He will be seeing
her next week and, at my request, will ask her to see me a
catalog. Another contact is with S&R, and this is where he'd
like the game to go.
<br>I asked if I had omitted the sample of my column. Yes.
Asked and he'd like to see it. Promised to send one.
<br>Looked over the <u>John Gollon</u> folder, but didn't get a chance to write.
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(cont. from 9/30) [9/30]
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is doing a book <u>MATHEMATICAL <s>GAMES</s> CARNIVAL</u> by <u>Martin Gardner</u>.
It seemed to be a scattered assortment of <s>columns from</s> his
columns. Fabio asked Fay to get me a copy.
<br>To see <u>Barbara Weinstein</u>. We discussed my presentation at
Bloomingdales. She will see that I get a blackboard and a
blow-up of <u>VASARELY</u> (which we decided to use instead of
<u>SPRINGER</u>) with a plastic overlay for reuse. Also there will
be sheets to give each kid, with crayons and card-
board backings.
I suggested distributing the sheets with <u>COMBINATION</u>
that J.D. had run off for me to use at Hallmark. She said
it would detract from the book. I brought up the idea of
a "party" game again. She vetoed it again.
She'll call me the beginning of the week of 10/14 to
make final plans.
<br>To "Games Gallery" and gave the list of names to <u>John Stephenson</u>.
John had a game for me that he wasn't handling (because of the
packaging) - <u>UNI-SPEC</u>. He asked me for the wholesale price - $4.00.
He suggested that I redo the boards for <u>PATTON</u> and <u>MACARTHUR</u>, putting
them on hexes - so that they will be true "starters" games. I said
that I always have to do something that is original.
He is getting an oil simulation <u>GAME</u>  soon which he is sure I'll be in-
terested in. It will retail for $20 and I asked John to let me look at
it before he gets one for me. He said that he'll be handling it and
that I can study it as much as I want.
I showed him the copy of <u>BEYOND TIC TAC TOE</u> and he called Pantheon
to ordered a dozen.
<br>(cont. on 9/27)