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FRIDAY 24 FEBRUARY St. Matthias 1967 55th day - 310 days to come

Rcd. letter from Warren Buell. He'll be here 3/5.

Rcd. Feb. Playthi PLAYTHINGS. Some new games:- RSVP (S&R) by Jim Brunot - inventor of SCRABBLE. LINK UP, COUNT DOWN, WILD LIFE (The same as the English game), TRAFFIC, HARNESS RACING (Have this by another co.) (E.S. Lowe), KRESKIN'S ESP (M.B.) THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (Watkins-Strathmore) copy of a TV game. SPARE-TIME BOWLING, [crossed out] KISMET - Taken over by Lakeside KOASTER

[diagram of rectangle, 2 rows of 7 circles each; 1st row across reads: 2, 7, 4, 1, 3, 5, 6.]

by Ralph Waders, 24-30 41st St. Astoria, N.Y. The puck-like pieces start off by each covering a hole that shows a number from the cylinder inside a rectangular box. To begin play, a player is allowed to move any of the coasters on the box-like board. The number that appears under the coaster that is moved indicates the length of the count- off that must be made starting horizontally either from the far left or far right coaster. For instance, if a player chose to begin play by moving the number two coaster from the left, and number seven was under the coaster, see photo, the player ends up picking up the seventh coaster from the left or the right. This play leads to another uncovered number calling for another move and so on.

To Fay's. Claude, Anne, & BB too. Notes in folder. Fay suggested that Claude and I get a lawyer to go over the contract that her lawyer will draw up. Gave the copy of JUM-PING back to Claude. Gave the games I copied 2/22 to Fay.

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English FRIDAY 24 FEBRUARY
St. Matthias 1967 55th day - 310 days to come


Rcd. letter from Warren Buell. He'll be here 3/5.
Rcd. Feb. Playthi PLAYTHINGS. Some new games:-
RSVP (S&R) by Jim Brunot - inventor of SCRABBLE.
LINK UP, COUNT DOWN, WILD LIFE (The same as the English game),
TRAFFIC, HARNESS RACING (Have this by another co.)
(E.S. Lowe),
KRESKIN'S ESP (M.B.)
THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (Watkins-Strathmore) copy of a TV game.
SPARE-TIME BOWLING, [crossed out] KISMET - Taken over by Lakeside
KOASTER
[diagram of rectangle, 2 rows of 7 circles each; 1st row across reads: 2, 7, 4, 1, 3, 5, 6.]
by Ralph Waders, 24-30 41st St. Astoria, N.Y.
The puck-like pieces start off by each covering a hole that
shows a number from the cylinder inside a rectangular
box.
To begin play, a player is allowed to move any of the
coasters on the box-like board. The number that appears under
the coaster that is moved indicates the length of the count-
off that must be made starting horizontally either from the far
left or far right coaster. For instance, if a player chose to
begin play by moving the number two coaster from the left, and
number seven was under the coaster, see photo, the player
ends up picking up the seventh coaster from the left or the
right. This play leads to another uncovered number calling
for another move and so on.
To Fay's. Claude, Anne, & BB too. Notes in folder. Fay suggested
that Claude and I get a lawyer to go over the contract that her lawyer
will draw up.
Gave the copy of JUM-PING back to Claude.
Gave the games I copied 2/22 to Fay.
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