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• Puddleby-on-the-Marsh Irregulars
  ...rs included [[Alan Shaw]], [[Judi Sephton]], [[Norman Cascajc]] and [[John Boardman]].
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• Loncon II
  ...t the Mount Royal Hotel in [[London]]. [[GoH]]: [[Brian W. Aldiss]]. [[Tom Boardman]] was [[toastmaster]]. It was [[chaired]] by [[Ella Parker]]. At the [[banquet]], [[toastmaster]] [[Tom Boardman]] began proceedings by announcing successful splashdown of Gemini 5, to gre
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• Fredonia
  A [[Diplomacy]] [[fanzine]] [[published]] by [[John Boardman]].
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• Greater New York Clearing House
  '''GNYCH''' was an organization [[John Boardman]] attempted to create in the mid60s to unify [[New York City]] [[fandom]].
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• Graustark
  ...was the first-ever [[Diplomacy]]-by-mail [[fanzine]], published by [[John Boardman]]. It has at least 793 issues (we have an excellent list, but this webpage
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• SH - sf Fanthology
  Contributors included: [[Robert Bloch]], [[John Boardman]], [[Dean Dickensheet]], [[Dick Eney]], [[Dean Grennell]], [[Doug Hoylman]]
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• Ruritania
  ...il [[fanzine]] in the 1960s. It was probably the second ever, after [[John Boardman]]'s ''[[Graustark]]''.
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• Apa Filk
  * [[John Boardman]] — ''[[Anakreon]]''
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• Anakreon
  A [[filk]]-related [[apazine]] [[published]] by [[John Boardman]] of [[Brooklyn, NY]]. It was presumably named for the [https://www.britann
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• Perdita Boardman
  '''Perdita Boardman''' (pronounced "perdeta," née '''Lilly''', then '''Nelson''', then '''Girs ...ky]] (their daughter is fan [[Karina Girsdansky]]), and finally fan [[John Boardman]] on August 23, 1963.
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• Knowable
  [[Fanzine]] edited by [[John Boardman]] in the early 60s and primarily devoted to science.
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• Lunarians
  ...s game also played a big role. In the ’60s, other members included [[John Boardman]], [[Charlie Brown]], [[Ed Meskys]], [[Julius Postal]] and out-of-town memb ...0s, meetings had moved to the home of [[John Boardman|John]] and [[Perdita Boardman]] and the club had become much more formal, with meetings run by [[Robert's
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• George D'Asaro
  ...' 10 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/G2/G22-0110.pdf March 1962]), [[John Boardman]] wrote:
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• Lunacon 19
  ...was hit in the face by a pie twice (on Friday and again on Sunday). [[John Boardman]] ran the pie-er down. ([[Charles Platt]] was blamed for the pieing, but m
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• Betty Berg
  ...sh]] [[fan]], [[published]] the [[fanzine]] ''[[Aardvark]]'' with [[Karina Boardman]]. She was a member of [[WSFA]], serving as [[Secretary]] in 1974 and Trust
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• Pointing Vector
  A [[fanzine]] published by [[John Boardman]].
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• The Amateur Effer
  25 || December 24, 1964 || 6 || 25 || [[John Boardman]] ||
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• Seymour Nelson
  ...' 10 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/G2/G22-0110.pdf March 1962]), [[John Boardman]] wrote:
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• Mike Girsdansky
  ...' 10 ([https://www.fanac.org/fanzines/G2/G22-0110.pdf March 1962]), [[John Boardman]] wrote:
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• Art Saha
  ...nacon%2043/Lunacon%202000%20Program%20Book.pdf#page=41 Obituary] by [[John Boardman]]
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