Play Meter
Issue: 1984 March 01 - Vol 10 Num 4 (reused #) - Page 7
Letters to
the editor • • •
you solved your own problems
without crying on my sleeve.
I have my own problems.
Bored with yours!
Sheldon Abrams
Eskin Vending Amusements
East Brunswick, New Jersey
AVMDA editorial reply
While professionalism as well as
propriety inhibit me from making
AOE support
I want you to know that I and all
my operator friends, here in Wichita
and all over America, support you
and AOE in your battle against
AGMA.
I,
In fact, I prefer AOE over the
AMOA Show. My company has sent
at least three of our employees to
every AOE.
Your editorials in the February l,
1984 Play Meter (p. 6-7) really hit
the nail square on the head. The
manufacturers , some worse than
others, are so arrogant and dictator-
ial it is not surprising they also do
not negotiate in good faith. It seems
these same manufacturers are not
participating in AOE 1984. Good! I
won 't miss them in the least.
I wish you success in your battle-
the operators ' future will be ad-
versely affected if AOE and Play
M et er lose this fight, which was
initiated solely by AGMA.
Stan Chilton
President
Chilton Vending Company
Wichita, Kansas
Solve your
own proble ms!
I'm not really interested in the
internecine problems of AGMA-
AOE/ Play Meter. ( Play Meter,
February 1, 1984, p . 6 )
It does nothing to help me as an
operator, and it wastes my time
reading about it.
I think that the industry and your
magazine would be better served if
PLAY METER. March 1. 1984
the kind of reply that is really neces-
sary to an "editorial" appearing in
the recent issue of Play Meter ("Up
Front," Play Meter, February 1,
1984, p. 6); nevertheless, to allow
this sort of one-sided tirade by
Ralph Lally to stand without
response is, in my opinion , a dis-
service to the entire coin-op indus-
try. Cutting through the obvious
literary license and temerity con-
tained in the rhetoric of Mr. Lally,
one is led to believe that Ralph Lally
not only single handedly created the
Audio Visual
Amusements
Offering the finest
new and used
equipment
REPRESENTING LEADING FACTORIES
• SALES, PARTS, SE RVICE •
AR C A DE PL ANN ING
SPECIALISTS
Every new and used video
1n stock at all times
YO U'V E T R I ED T HE REST,
NOW TR Y THE BEST
WE ' RE EAGER TO SERVE
1809 Olive Street
St. Loui">.Mi">souri 63103
( 314) 4 21- 51 00
For further information. call Pete Entringer
(collect)
7
the editor • • •
you solved your own problems
without crying on my sleeve.
I have my own problems.
Bored with yours!
Sheldon Abrams
Eskin Vending Amusements
East Brunswick, New Jersey
AVMDA editorial reply
While professionalism as well as
propriety inhibit me from making
AOE support
I want you to know that I and all
my operator friends, here in Wichita
and all over America, support you
and AOE in your battle against
AGMA.
I,
In fact, I prefer AOE over the
AMOA Show. My company has sent
at least three of our employees to
every AOE.
Your editorials in the February l,
1984 Play Meter (p. 6-7) really hit
the nail square on the head. The
manufacturers , some worse than
others, are so arrogant and dictator-
ial it is not surprising they also do
not negotiate in good faith. It seems
these same manufacturers are not
participating in AOE 1984. Good! I
won 't miss them in the least.
I wish you success in your battle-
the operators ' future will be ad-
versely affected if AOE and Play
M et er lose this fight, which was
initiated solely by AGMA.
Stan Chilton
President
Chilton Vending Company
Wichita, Kansas
Solve your
own proble ms!
I'm not really interested in the
internecine problems of AGMA-
AOE/ Play Meter. ( Play Meter,
February 1, 1984, p . 6 )
It does nothing to help me as an
operator, and it wastes my time
reading about it.
I think that the industry and your
magazine would be better served if
PLAY METER. March 1. 1984
the kind of reply that is really neces-
sary to an "editorial" appearing in
the recent issue of Play Meter ("Up
Front," Play Meter, February 1,
1984, p. 6); nevertheless, to allow
this sort of one-sided tirade by
Ralph Lally to stand without
response is, in my opinion , a dis-
service to the entire coin-op indus-
try. Cutting through the obvious
literary license and temerity con-
tained in the rhetoric of Mr. Lally,
one is led to believe that Ralph Lally
not only single handedly created the
Audio Visual
Amusements
Offering the finest
new and used
equipment
REPRESENTING LEADING FACTORIES
• SALES, PARTS, SE RVICE •
AR C A DE PL ANN ING
SPECIALISTS
Every new and used video
1n stock at all times
YO U'V E T R I ED T HE REST,
NOW TR Y THE BEST
WE ' RE EAGER TO SERVE
1809 Olive Street
St. Loui">.Mi">souri 63103
( 314) 4 21- 51 00
For further information. call Pete Entringer
(collect)
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