Congratulations to the 11 winners of the Sierra Crossword in the December newsletter. (There were supposed to be only 10 winners, but the 10th and 11th correct entries arrived on the same day, so we declared a tie).
The winners are as follows:
Michael Ashcroft, Auborn, CA
Lois M. Bluhm, Hampton, VA
Barry Ergang, Rosemont, PA
George Fidmar, Crest Hill, LA
S.L. Johnson, St. Joseph, MI
Matthew Lanaro, Monroe, NY
Bryan Midgett, Angler, NC
George G. Mills Jr., O'Fallon, IL
Edward S. Pirie, Las Vegas, NV
J.H. Wicker, Library, PA
Dan Zebrowski, Sussex, NJ
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Issue 3: Spring 1988
- A New Breed of Viruses Attack Computers
- Apple II Graphics Book Available
- Correction to Sierra Product Catalog 1988
- Crossword Winners Announced - Spring 1988
- Dealer List: Spring 1988
- Entertainment: Mother Goose Crossword / How Good Are Your Eyes / Word Search Winners
- Hints On How To Get A Hint
- Issue 3 Credits
- I Wish I Got Paid For Playing Games All Day
- King's Quest III Ships for Apple!
- Latest Versions of Sierra Prorgrams - Spring 1988
- New Products for the IIGS!
- Order Form: Spring 1988
- Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel
- Sierra Announced New 3-D Animated Adventure! Manhunter: New York
- Sierra Cartoon Contest - Spring 1988
- Sierra Drawing Contest - Spring 1988
- Sierra Keeps Growing! Breaks Ground On New, Larger Building Site
- Sierra Mailbag - Spring 1988
- Sierra Newsletter Results
- Sierra's Contract With Disney Expires
- Sierra Signs Contract for Silpheed
- Sierra Visits Japan! Compares U.S. and Japanese Software Markets
- Smart Money 2.0 IBM Ships!
- Solutions to Early Sierra Game Puzzles Revealed!
- Special Offer on Sierra T-shirts!
- The New Sierra BBS
- The Sierra Explorer (Space Quest II Ad)
- Thexder Contest Winner!
- You Make 'Em, We Break 'Em - Quality Assurance At Sierra
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