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{\noindent \Large H}ush up now boys \& girls. Town Cryer has to wail some.\\}

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{\Large \bf Discounts on Games\\}
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{\bf Alpha Omega Games Unlimited}\\
Bruce Perez {\em (Owner)\\}
10454 ``C" Artesia Blvd.\\
Bellflower, CA 90706\\
(213) 867-5082\\
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Mon & Closed\\
Tues - Thurs & Noon - 9pm\\
Fri - Sat & Noon - 10pm\\
Sun & 9am - 5pm\\
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25\% discount for all card-holding members of the UCR Gamers' Guild
on all in-stock supplies.\\

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{\bf Comics +}\\
3858 Tyler St.\\
Riverside, CA 92503\\
(714) 785-4818\\
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Mon - Sat & 9am - 10pm\\
Sun & 10am - 8pm\\
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20\% discount for all card-holding members of the UCR Gamers' Guild.\\


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{\bf Daylight Hobbies}\\
10220 Hole Ave.\\
Riverside, CA 92505\\
(714) 688-6013\\
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Sat - Sun & 10am - 6pm\\
Mon - Fri & 10am - 8pm\\
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10\% discount for all card-holding members of the UCR Gamers' Guild.

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\item[Note:] Daylight has requested that groups use their gaming table
during store hours for either rpg's or war games in order to drum
up business. Groups should schedule a week in advance for such
events.\\
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{\Large \bf Zines 4 U\\}
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{\bf Necronomicon\\}
{\em c/o} Anthony Kapolka\\
2931 Spring St.\\
Pittsburgh, PA 15210\\
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A magazine for gamers.
\$5 for four issues of \$2 for a single issue.\\

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{\bf The Game Oracle\\}
{\em c/o} David M. Fitzgerald\\
1851 N. Ivar \#208\\
Hollywood, CA 90028\\
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A fantasy/role-playing magazine for adult gamers.
\$3 per issue on postage paid subscription. \$1 per back-issue,
availability permitting.\\

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{\Large \bf Call for Wargamers!!\\}
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{\noindent Now, while I enjoy role-playing as much as the next person, not all games
in this world include character sheets, gold pieces, and dungeons.
Occasionally, ...well, not occasionally, quite often as a matter of fact,
I get a real urge to lay down maps and counters and declare war on whatever
opponent I choose, whether it be columns of Soviet armor, Iraqi MiG-29s,
North Korean patrol submarines, Viet Cong guerillas, or even Kafer battlecruisers.
Whether it be for an afternoon, or a long weekend, I find wargaming to be a very
challenging, fun and rewarding experience.}

While doing my internship in Washington, D.C. last spring, I spent several weeks
in Virginia in the company of several other obsessive wargamers, many of which
were designers as well as players of games (including, among others, Larry Bond
of Harpoon and Red Storm Rising fame).  We would spend our Saturday afternoons
gaming out various historical and hypothetical situations, as well as shooting
around gossip as to what was happening in the gaming and military worlds. I found
the experience quite rewarding, and I found myself not wanting to leave when the
time came to go back to California.

When I got back to California, I realized what a vaccum this place was for wargaming.
California's a pretty laid-back place, and Californians are not the type to go off to
foreign lands and make holes in other people's teeth. Even during the Civil War,
while states on the Union side were sending thousands of troops to fight, California
only set a handful. 

However, I have met in the past few months others that also enjoy wargaming in all
of its various forms in the Riverside area, and in gaming with them discovered a
need for a central group where gamers could get together, game and discus gaming.
One night a week, perhaps, at a central location.  What type of game would depend
on what the interests of the group were. I, for instance, prefer contemporary or
post-WWII historical games, particularly strategy ones.  I also enjoy naval combat
quite a bit.  Others I know have other preferences, anything from Star Fleet Battles,
to Squad Leader, Axis \& Allies, Risk \& even miniatures.

If you're an active or compulsive wargamer, or perhaps just interested in wargaming
and things military in general, this might be the gaming group for you. I'm trying
to arrange games for Saturday afternoon (and/or evening, depending on what demand
is), plus additional gaming sessions during the upcoming cons.  If you're interested,
please give me a call.\\

---Shawn Dudley\ \ \ \ \ {\em 369-1518\\}
{\em if no answer, please leave a message.\\}

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{\Large \bf Other Assorted Ads\\}
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{\Large Cypress Games}
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{\noindent Cypress Games is a start-up publisher of role-playing scenarios and 
games, with an emphasis on historical and alternative history games 
intended for mature audiences.  We have three titles scheduled of 
publication during calendar 1990.  We are currently seeking:}

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\item{Freelance artists for current and future projects;}
\item{Freelance authors for system-independent scenario packages to be published 
in late 1990/early 1991.}
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{\noindent We offer compensation on
an advance plus royalty basis for major contributors, 
and a flat fee in advance of publication for minor contributors.}

Please write for a copy of our authors' and artists' guidelines:

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	Cypress Games\\
	19855 Stevens Creek Blvd. \#165\\
	Cupertino, CA  95014\\
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{\noindent P.S. We are also building our product mailing list, if you'd like to drop us 
your name and address.\\}

---Christopher Pettus\\
{\em cep.apple.com\\}
{\em circa: February 1990\\}

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{\Large Alarums \& Excursions (A\&E)\\}
{\em c/o} Lee Gold \\
3965 Alla Rd.\\
Los Angeles, CA 90066\\
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{\noindent The cost of A\&E is
postage PLUS \$1.50.  Postage runs about \$2.40 for U.S. first
class, \$2.30 or so UPS, \$.90 book rate.  For Canada postage is \$2.72 for first
class delivery, \$1.34 book rate (the same cost applies for book rate to other
foreign countries as well.  Air is \$4.88 to Europe/Britain, \$6.46 to Oz).

Essentially, just send Lee a check for \$10.00 or \$15.00, tell her how you
want the 'zine delivered, and she'll send you copies until the money runs
out.

Unlike many APAs, A\&E has no minimum contribution requirements --- if you
contribute your own 'zine, you get that issue for free, and the following
issue for only the postage cost.  There is no waiting list.
 
As a once {\em (and future?)} contributor to A\&E I recommend it highly. Quite
a bit like a monthly dose of rec.games.frp actually.  A bit less ``off-
the cuff" though.\\


---Scott Bauer\\
{\em sbauer@cup.portal.com\\}
{\em ...!sun!portal!sbauer\\}
{\em circa: May 1990\\}



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{\Large Anthropomorphs}
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{\noindent Status of some of the things going on in the Anthropomorphic World.
Steve Gallacci says he will be getting back to doing more stuff with Erma
Felna, which is good.  Albedo Anthropomorphics might just become a
production of MUpress.}

{\bf Huzzah!} the Albedo fanzine, might be expanding to cover other stuff.  The
first new Erma Felna stuff will appear in {\bf Huzzah!}.  Subscriptions cost \$1.50
per regular issue.  Or you can pay \$4.00 per issue
which covers the expensive cost of a full color centerfold piece.
The last one, was by Dan Flahive, of a scene in upcoming Spacewolf
installments.  It was really good.  The address for subscriptions are

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{\bf Huzzah!}\\
{\em c/o} Dwight Dutton\\
6700 Warner Avenue \#5G\\
Huntington Beach, CA 92647-5130\\
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{\noindent Please include in your letter that you heard about it here from me and make
checks payable to Dwight Dutton.  Foreign subscribers, add approximately
\$1.50 for overseas mail.  If you are a foreign subscriber I suggest you
order one issue, to see what the mailing cost will be.}

A new anthropomorphic magazine is being produced.  It is called {\bf Yarf!} and
is coming out about eight time a year.  Currently it is forty-five pages long, bound in
either square bound or spiral (your choice!, I suggest square), and
contains art and fiction related to anthropomorphics.  It will also contain
reviews, editorials, and news related to the anthropomorphic field of
fiction (comics, boks, rpgs, etc).  The production is very good, and I
recommend this for anyone who likes anthropomorphics.  They have high
production values and intend to publish mainstream material ( neither
``kiddie" or pornographic). Subscriptions are
for eight issues and cost \$24.  You can get a single issue by sending \$3,
and remember to ask for square or spiral bound.  A ``Preview" issue
exists, which is six pages long, and is free.  You can purchase single issues
at the cost of \$3 per.  Postage
within the United States is included, overseas subscribers must add the
extra amount (once again I suggest overseas people order one issue, and add
extra money {\em [approx. \$3.00]} to determine the mailing rate).  When you order
specify whether you want issue \#1, \#2, or in two weeks \#3 as the first issue
of your subscription.  They will gratefully accept submissions. The address is:

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{\bf Yarf!}\\
PO Box 1200 \\
Cupertino, CA 95014-1200 \\
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{\noindent Make checks payable to
{\bf Yarf!}  The next issue will be \#3 and is coming out very, very soon, so
you will want to get your order in quickly.  Also, please mention in your
letter that you heard about it here from me.}

Finally, we are still working on a mailing list, so please, if you are
interested send me an email letter.  Also, the BBS that covers Albedo
is called the Rowrbrazzle BBS (you will have to connect to it to find out
why). I am still making the numbers available to anyone who is interested.
You must email me to get the number.  Some of the subboards on it are titled:
Albedo, Usagi Yojimbo, SpaceWolf, Storyboards, Albedo RPG,
Anthropomorphics, and much more.  The board has two phone lines, and to give
an example of the amount of traffic, in the last six weeks there have been
approximately 1100 posts (and this is not from any FidoNet feeds)!

Well, have fun.\\
  
---Steven B. Fellows\\
{\em sfellows@csm9a.colorado.edu\\}
{\em Colorado School of Mines\\}
{\em circa: March 1990}

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\item[Disclaimer:] I am not receiving any benefit by telling
everybody about the
{\bf Huzzah!} fanzine and {\bf Yarf!} magazine, other than hopefully seeing two good
pieces of work succeed.  I was introduced to them via the Rowrbrazzle BBS.
I have no connection to them other than intending to be an occasional
contributor and that I have been steadily communicating with members of
their staff via the Rowrbrazzle BBS.  I am putting my money where my mouth
is, for I have subscriptions to both of them.\\
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{\Large One Step Beyond\\}
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A roleplaying game system, five years in the making. For current
ordering information contact:

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Aggressor Games\\
{\em c/o} James H. Grassi\\
P.O. Box 1610\\
Cotuit, MA 02635\\
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