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were delivered to Simulations by mistake.  
were delivered to Simulations by mistake.  


Rcd. a card from <u>Ken Morgan</u>. He spoke to <u>Bob Gellman</u> just before going to Florida, Rih, I is being taken over by Athol Plastics, Urban Systems is having trouble with a stock issue.
Rcd. a card from <u>Ken Morgan</u>. He spoke to <u>Bob Gellman</u> just <br>
before going to Florida, R.G.I is being taken over by Athol <br>
Plastics. Urban Systems is having trouble with a stock issue.
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(cont. from 1/11) [1/10] <br>
SI al som satt de grond (cont, from 1/11) [1/10] st Jonni stubo Allos have to be allowable for the a-hand game, and probably the 3,
have to be allowable for the 4-hand game, and probably the 3. <br>
We played and the players making the even numben moves had a tremendous advantage since he could put the and pc, in af pile, I suggested allowing three in a pile and we tried a
We played and the players making the even number moves <br>
little of it. It seemed betten, <u>CULPRET</u>: -  Played on a 6x5 field. Each player has 10 pcs, num
had a tremendous advantage since he could put the 2nd pc, in a  <br>
bered from 1 to 10. These are placed on the first two rows at each of the short ends at handom. Each playen picks one of his numbers, secretly, as the one he intends to try and reach the fan row, In a tunu a re with playen moves one of his pcs, on thogonally as many sspaces as het wishes, with as many turns as he wishes, as long as the spaces are empty. on linstead a pc, can make one on a senies of short jumps over pcs, of either color. Also a playena in his turn can move any pc, except the one just moted, regardless of the player who owns it,
pile. I suggested allowing three in a pile and we tried a <br>
little of it. It seemed better. <br>
<u>CULPRET</u>: -  Played on a 6 x 5 field. Each player has 10 pcs, num
bered from 1 to 10. These are placed on the first two rows at <br>
each of the short ends, at random. Each player picks one of <br>
his numbers, secretly, as the one he intends to try and <br>
reach the far row, In a tunu a re with playen moves one of his pcs, on thogonally as many sspaces as het wishes, with as many turns as he wishes, as long as the spaces are empty. on linstead a pc, can make one on a senies of short jumps over pcs, of either color. Also a playena in his turn can move any pc, except the one just moted, regardless of the player who owns it,
played with Claude, played Onki, but its a lot like <u>EVADE</u>, Claude didn't think wekler would cave, I brought along <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u>. but claude was too tired,
played with Claude, played Onki, but its a lot like <u>EVADE</u>, Claude didn't think wekler would cave, I brought along <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u>. but claude was too tired,
I showed Anne and him the new trays and they liked the looks, During afternoon called Larry Blandin of the <u>INTERNATIONAL GAME SHOW</u>. Discussed my leading a seminar. The show will pay my expenses in Chicago and at least half of my traveling expenses, Larry ! will schedule my 2-houn seminar on either 6/2lor 6/22 and
I showed Anne and him the new trays and they liked the looks, During afternoon called Larry Blandin of the <u>INTERNATIONAL GAME SHOW</u>. Discussed my leading a seminar. The show will pay my expenses in Chicago and at least half of my traveling expenses, Larry ! will schedule my 2-houn seminar on either 6/2lor 6/22 and