Play Meter
Issue: 1985 March 15 - Vol Num - Page 9
Although his factory does not caring editor to get the article into
the magazine. Since your readership
have the Gottlieb name at the pre-
sent time, it is our fondest hope that
one of these days Premier will be
rechristened and bear the name that
Letters to
the editor ...
has meant so much to the industry
for so many years.
Louis Boasberg
New Orleans Novelty Co.
Metairie, Louisiana
NAMA thanks
I am writing to thank you very
much for the attention you gave to
the NAMA activities in cigarette
vending in the December 15 issue. It
is interested in cigarette vending, I
know the article was of benefit to
them as well as to us.
Walter W. Reed
Director of Public Relations
National Automatic
Merchandising Association
Chicago, Illinois
Something on your mind you want to
vent? Got a gripe? Full of praise? Have a
question? If you have comments on the
coin operated entertainment industry,
write to Play Meter. Our "Letters to the
Editor" columns are dedicated to you, the
operator/reader.
took the interest and awareness of a
KIDS-LOVE OUR EGGS
Left Gil out
In my article "No Business like
YOU WILL
TOO!
Show Business" (Play Meter, Feb-
ruary 15, 1985), in my list of sug-
gested candidates for a Flipper Hall
of Fame, I unintentionally left out
o
25
...
the name of Gilbert G. Pollock,
better known as Gil.
This gentleman was not one of
the early pioneers of the flipper
industry, but he certainly deserves to
be in the Hall of Fame for his valiant
efforts in opening a new flipper
game factory, under the name of
Premier Technology.
Gil planned and achieved a
smooth transition from Gottlieb/
Mylstar to Premier Technology and
we are sure that he will retain all of
Dispensing our popular and exciting
toy-filled egg capsules is fun
and profitable. Contact us for
equipment and supplies.
the Gottlieb methods in which he is
Toll-Free 1-800-EGG SHOP
well indoctrinated, namely thorough
testing, protecting distributors'
territories and cutting production
on a game when there is still a
CC
demand for same, in order to ensure
a good resale or trade in value.
THE 6TH
PLAY METER, March 15, 1985
INNOVATIVE
INDUSTRIES,
INCORPORATED
2605 Grand Ave. . Carthage, MO 64836
ANNUAL AOE
SHERATON
SHOW
MARCH
NEW ORLEANS
29, 30, 31
9
the magazine. Since your readership
have the Gottlieb name at the pre-
sent time, it is our fondest hope that
one of these days Premier will be
rechristened and bear the name that
Letters to
the editor ...
has meant so much to the industry
for so many years.
Louis Boasberg
New Orleans Novelty Co.
Metairie, Louisiana
NAMA thanks
I am writing to thank you very
much for the attention you gave to
the NAMA activities in cigarette
vending in the December 15 issue. It
is interested in cigarette vending, I
know the article was of benefit to
them as well as to us.
Walter W. Reed
Director of Public Relations
National Automatic
Merchandising Association
Chicago, Illinois
Something on your mind you want to
vent? Got a gripe? Full of praise? Have a
question? If you have comments on the
coin operated entertainment industry,
write to Play Meter. Our "Letters to the
Editor" columns are dedicated to you, the
operator/reader.
took the interest and awareness of a
KIDS-LOVE OUR EGGS
Left Gil out
In my article "No Business like
YOU WILL
TOO!
Show Business" (Play Meter, Feb-
ruary 15, 1985), in my list of sug-
gested candidates for a Flipper Hall
of Fame, I unintentionally left out
o
25
...
the name of Gilbert G. Pollock,
better known as Gil.
This gentleman was not one of
the early pioneers of the flipper
industry, but he certainly deserves to
be in the Hall of Fame for his valiant
efforts in opening a new flipper
game factory, under the name of
Premier Technology.
Gil planned and achieved a
smooth transition from Gottlieb/
Mylstar to Premier Technology and
we are sure that he will retain all of
Dispensing our popular and exciting
toy-filled egg capsules is fun
and profitable. Contact us for
equipment and supplies.
the Gottlieb methods in which he is
Toll-Free 1-800-EGG SHOP
well indoctrinated, namely thorough
testing, protecting distributors'
territories and cutting production
on a game when there is still a
CC
demand for same, in order to ensure
a good resale or trade in value.
THE 6TH
PLAY METER, March 15, 1985
INNOVATIVE
INDUSTRIES,
INCORPORATED
2605 Grand Ave. . Carthage, MO 64836
ANNUAL AOE
SHERATON
SHOW
MARCH
NEW ORLEANS
29, 30, 31
9
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