CUFF Biographical materials and photos

CUFF Biographical materials and photos


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Historical CUFF Delegate List

Historical Listing of CUFF Delegates Year Delegate From Con Location Can vention 1981 Michael Hall Edmonton Torque 2 Toronto. ? 1988 Taral Wayne Toronto Keycon 5 Winnipeg. 8 1989 Robert Runte Edmonton Pinekone 2 Ottawa. 9 1990 Paul Valcour Nepean Conversion 7 Calgary. 10 1992 Linda Ross-Mansfield Winnipeg Wilfcon Kitchener. 12 1996 Rene Walling Montreal Conversion 13 Calgary. 16 1997 R. Graeme Cameron Vancouver Primedia Toronto. 17 1998 Lloyd & Yvonne Penney Toronto Con*cept98 Montreal. 18 1999 Garth Spencer Vancouver InCONsequential II Fredericton. 19 2000 Sherry Neufeld Saskatoon
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Assorted CUFF related materials

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Captured from http://fanac.org/fan_funds/cufflist.html WINNERS OF THE CANADIAN UNITY FAN FUND (Information through 1996 drafted by Garth Spencer, Vancouver, B.C., July 1996) The Canadian Unity Fan Fund was conceived about 1981 as a means to better acquaint Eastern and Western Canadian fans with each other. The point about CUFF is that this country (Canada, I mean) is regionalized enough that a Canadian Unity Fan Fund actually makes sense here; but I think there has been a recurring problem raising the profile of this fanactivity. 1981 Mike Hall of Edmonton received a total $50 to attend Torque 2 in Toronto. Bio: Michael Hall was an active member of ESFCAS when he travelled to Toronto on the award, and visited Torque, a small fannish convention. He was also a fanzine fan, and helped Robert Runte produce New Canadian Fandom between 1981 and 1983. His own fanzine, Laid, was a sort of National Enquirer parody of fannish newszines - "All lies as long as they we
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