o-o-o-o-o››        Minutes of OHAUG Meeting›            November 9, 1996›› ALAN SHARKIS started the meeting with› sad  news   about   JIM   HOOD,   the› publisher  of AC Magazine on the West› Coast, who passed  away.  Anyone  who› wishes may send a card to:››      THE HOOD FAMILY›      5507 LANGFORD COURT›      CONCORD, CA 94521-1614›› The  second  topic ALAN has for us is› the The New Nest is becoming The Nest› once  again.   The  line   has   been› disconnected  in  Jim  Harris'  house› because he moving to Massachusetts in› a   couple  of  weeks.   When  it  is› connected the new number will  be  at› Pat  Mulvey's  house and will be 516-› 783-4634 in Wantagh, NY.  ›› Topic three ALAN brought  up  was  an› article  he  showed  about people who› use old computers which  was  printed› for  the  second  month in a row, the› article is several pages long.›› ALAN'S fourth topic was presented  as› a  disk from John Powell along with a› letter which ALAN read  to  the  club› members  which  included  a change of› address as follows:››      JOHN POWELL›      5301 Gaston Ave #D›      Dallas, Tx›› The fifth topic ALAN discussed was  a› BBS  list circa 1989 with about 18 or› 19 BBS's six of which are  not  Atari› BBS's but supported Atari compters to› some degree.  If anyone is interested› the list is available.›› A   discussion   about   Jim   Harris› included  mention  of  his  temporary› home in Massachusetts where the  club› members would like to send him a card› for his wife, a good luck card.›› HAROLD   Pegler   stated   that   the› forthcoming library  disk  is  bigger› than  he expected,    and   therefore› taking longer to produce.  It should › be available at the next meeting.›› JACK GEDALIUS noted  $100  was  spent› this  month  mostly  on  stamps   and› Minutes.   HARRY  mentioned  the dues› are due.›› DEMONSTRATIONS:›› AL has some files  that  are  on  the› Newsletter  disk  and  JACK has a few› disks HAROLD gave him to demo.›› DEMONSTRATIONS:›› The first demonstration by AL SHARKIS› was  of  the  Ol'  Hackers  disk   of› Nov/Dec issue, the program was" Bob's› Land" which  is  a  terrific  graphic› program  and  three dimensional.  The› next one is called "Druid" and it's a› still  picture.  After this there was› a game called "Rocket  Man".   You're› limited  in  your  left   and   right› movement on this and it looks like we› have to pick up all the  dots  before› we  go  to  the next screen.  Then we› played  another  game  called  "Skull› Island".  ›› JACK then brought out a disk #57 from› Bellcom with graphics and other demos› on it (Library disk  #660).   It's  a› game  with  graphics  and the moon, a› demo,   no   control,   just    shows› different graphics such as earth, the› moon, a radar telescope  with  things› moving around on the moon's surface. ››› Next is a GTIA demo  by  Jerry  White› who  wrote  many programs for Atari. › This is a program with many different› graphics,  including   one   with   a› beautiful design on doilies.  ›› Then we demonstrated a program called› "Red Hole", a program that goes  into› a vortex.  Then came a program called› "Q", a game  for  children.   Then  a› program  called  "One  Life".    Also› there  was a program called "Birthday› Cake," which plays "Happy Bithday  to› You";  PAT MULVEY mentioned that Paul› McCartney now has the rights  to  the› song.›› JACK  GEDALIUS called the door prizes› and this was the first  time  in  the› history  of  the  club   that   HARRY› TUTHILL did not win a door prize.›› Next  meeting  will  be  December 21,› 1996.››     End of November 9th minutes.››              o-o-o-o-o››