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| − | A group ([[Art Rapp]], [[Rick Sneary]], [[Ed Cox]]) of the poor misguided people who spring up every now and then to try and revive the [[N3F]]. From 1948 to 1950 (when [[Art Rapp|Rapp]] and [[Ed Cox|Cox]] entered the Army and [[Rick Sneary|Sneary]] began to [[gafiate]]) they plugged for an Activity Requirement Plan (ARP) which would require each member of the club to accomplish a certain amount of [[fanac]] each year. When put to a vote in 1949 it failed of adoption, tho its proponents were elected. | + | A group ([[Art Rapp]], [[Rick Sneary]], [[Ed Cox]]) of the poor misguided people who spring up every now and then to try and revive the [[N3F]]. From 1948 to 1950 (when [[Art Rapp|Rapp]] and [[Ed Cox|Cox]] entered the [[Army]] and [[Rick Sneary|Sneary]] began to [[gafiate]]) they plugged for an [[minac|Activity Requirement]] Plan ('''ARP''') which would require each member of the club to accomplish a certain amount of [[fanac]] each year. When put to a vote in 1949 it failed of adoption, tho its proponents were elected. |
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Latest revision as of 23:18, 12 October 2022
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| A group (Art Rapp, Rick Sneary, Ed Cox) of the poor misguided people who spring up every now and then to try and revive the N3F. From 1948 to 1950 (when Rapp and Cox entered the Army and Sneary began to gafiate) they plugged for an Activity Requirement Plan (ARP) which would require each member of the club to accomplish a certain amount of fanac each year. When put to a vote in 1949 it failed of adoption, tho its proponents were elected. |
See also Minac.
| Group | 1948—1950 |
| This is a group page. Please extend it by adding information about when and where the group formed, its members, how long it was active, notable accomplishments, external links to the group's website, etc.
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