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'''Virginia “Ginny” Saari''' was [[Chairman]] of the [[Program]] Committee for [[Chicon II]], the 1952 [[Worldcon]]. | '''Virginia “Ginny” Saari''' was [[Chairman]] of the [[Program]] Committee for [[Chicon II]], the 1952 [[Worldcon]]. | ||
| − | An admiring [[Walt Willis]] [http://fanac.org/fanzines/Quandry/Quandry27-05.html mentioned her frequently] in his [[conrep]] in ''[[The Harp Stateside]]'' | + | An admiring [[Walt Willis]] [http://fanac.org/fanzines/Quandry/Quandry27-05.html mentioned her frequently] in his [[conrep]] in ''[[The Harp Stateside]]'' ([[WAW]] never mentioned [[Oliver Saari]] who was also on the committee). |
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| + | Virginia May Haas married [[Oliver Saari]] in November 1950 and they settled in Chicago | ||
Both Saaris were at [[Midwestcon 1]]. | Both Saaris were at [[Midwestcon 1]]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 6 March 2021
(July 30 1927–)
Virginia “Ginny” Saari was Chairman of the Program Committee for Chicon II, the 1952 Worldcon.
An admiring Walt Willis mentioned her frequently in his conrep in The Harp Stateside (WAW never mentioned Oliver Saari who was also on the committee).
Virginia May Haas married Oliver Saari in November 1950 and they settled in Chicago
Both Saaris were at Midwestcon 1.
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