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| − | '''Cindy C. Heap''' (aka '''Cindy Cramer''', ''' | + | '''Cindy C. Heap''' (aka '''Cindy Cramer''', '''Cyndi Van Arnam''' and '''Cindy Williams''') was a [[New York]] [[fan]] active in the 1960s and ’70s. A member of the [[N3F]], she was one of the [[editors]] of N3F's fanzine ''[[Tightbeam]]'' in 1965. |
| − | She was married to [[George Heap]] and later, for a time, to [[Dave Van Arnam]], whom she wed in 1967. | + | She lived in [[Rochester, NY]], and was a member of [[Universe Unlimited]]. She was assistant [[treasurer]] of the [[Syracuse in '66]] [[Worldcon bid]]. She was a member of the [[Lunarians]]. |
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| + | She was co-coordinator of the [[Fannish Fashion|Fashion Show]] at [[Nycon 3]], the 1967 [[Worldcon]]. | ||
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| + | Cindy was married to [[George Heap]] and later, for a time, to [[Dave Van Arnam]], whom she wed in 1967. | ||
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Revision as of 02:19, 13 June 2021
(October 14, 1942 – )
Cindy C. Heap (aka Cindy Cramer, Cyndi Van Arnam and Cindy Williams) was a New York fan active in the 1960s and ’70s. A member of the N3F, she was one of the editors of N3F's fanzine Tightbeam in 1965.
She lived in Rochester, NY, and was a member of Universe Unlimited. She was assistant treasurer of the Syracuse in '66 Worldcon bid. She was a member of the Lunarians.
She was co-coordinator of the Fashion Show at Nycon 3, the 1967 Worldcon.
Cindy was married to George Heap and later, for a time, to Dave Van Arnam, whom she wed in 1967.
- Tightbeam [1965]
- Zarathustra (with Joni Markwood) [1960s]
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