From: "Erica VD Ginter" <eginter at klgai.com>
To: WSFAlist at KeithLynch.net
Subject: [WSFA] Blast from the past
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 16:04:25 -0500
Reply-To: WSFA members <WSFAlist at keithlynch.net>

For reasons not relevant here, I was looking in the xerox paper box marked
Archives 2 in my storage closet (yes, there is something in there besides
fabric) and came across some old WSFA Journals, under the old address book
and the cat show ribbons (10th Best Kitten, wow!).

Submitted for your approval: some excerpts from the March-June 1985 WSFA
Journal (Beverly Brandt, editor):

Brian Lewis announced that Hollywood is making a movie based on Barry
Longyear's novel "Enemy Mine."

Alan Huff had leftover DisCon II program books to give away.

At the March 3rd Friday meeting (at the Olivers'), the treasury was reported
at $5767.36.

The trustees' slate for the upcoming election was:
President: Alan Huff
V.P.: Michael Walsh
Secretary: Ginny McNitt
Treasurer: Bob Oliver (incumbent)
Trustees: Cat Slusser, Judy Newton, and Laura Jones

An obituary of Ted Sturgeon was included, written by Somtow Sucharictul.

Geoffrey Gould reviewed the movies "Mask," "The Company of Wolves," and
"Ladyhawke." He also provided information on how to contact the appropriate
people to protest the cancellation of "Dr. Who."

NASFIC hotel information listed room rates from $42-125, with most in the
neighborhood of $70.

If you recognize all the names given above, you are an official WSFA Geezer.
Personally, I have no idea who Geoffrey Gould is/was!

Erica (not North)
the perpetual nongeezer