The party floors are the third and fourth floors of the East Tower. Take a look - you may find some that declined to post an announcement!

    After this, the hall will be filled with 80's style dancing until the last dancers totter off to bed.

    Regency Dancing will take place 7:30 PM Friday in the Gala room.   Come in costume, or as you are. John Hertz will be there to teach beginners.

    Last minute fan tables are still available.   See Mr. Exline, in the fan table gallery, for info.

    Drop off toys for our charity drive Saturday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM; Sunday from 12:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

    Hour 25 will broadcast from the convention at 7 PM,Friday, in the Pasadena room.

    Come one, come all!   The fanzine lounge is located in the function room closest to the hotel restaurant.   Meet like-minded fans, and find out what a fanzine is, anyway!   There is also a fan history exhibit, and books for sale.
    The fanzine lounge will also be hosting parties Friday and Saturday night in a room across the hall from the con suite.

    Verip Books, the bookselling concern of Bruce Pelz, is selling off stock at 50% off.   You won't find a deal like that on new books anywhere else!   Verip Books is sharing the function room closest to the hotel restaurant with the Fanzine Lounge.

    Saturday, from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM, we feature Bugs Bunny from the perspective of three different directors.   Hour one will feature Fritz Freleng, hour two features Chuck Jones, and hour three features Robert McKimson.

    A black cat, named Star, needs a good home.   She has the nickname of "Spot", because she often behaves like a dog.   She is black, except for a white tip on her tail, and a white patch on her tummy.
    She can't reproduce, but she can claw furniture.   If interested, call Lynn during or after the convention, (714)420-9844.

    The anime room schedule is subject to change at whim.   Check the anime room for updates.

Friday

Saturday

Friday night

6:00	Dimension X Knock     13 May, 1950

"The last man on Earth stands alone in a room.   There was a knock at the door."

6:30	Exploring Tomorrow First Men on the Moon     1957-58

This series from 1957-58 was hosted by John W. Campbell & this episode was adapted from the story "The Moon is New" by Robert Silverberg.

6:50	CBS Radio Mystery Theater City of the Dead     04 November, 1976

From the short story "In The Abyss" by H.G. Wells & starring Kristoffer Tabori, Earl Hammond.

7:30	Escape Ancient Sorceries     15 February, 1948

Adapted from the classic story by Algernon Blackwood & starring Paul Frees.

8:00	Lights Out Cat Wife     06 April, 1938

An Arch Oboler classic starring Boris Karloff.

8:30	Fear on Four The Monkey's Paw   &nsbsp; 17 January, 1988

A BBC adaptation of the classic tale by W.W. Jacobs.

9:00 PM

The Hugo Nominees 2002 The Dog Said Bow-Wow by Michael Swanwick

A reading by Ralph Lister and Paul Guay of this years winner of the Hugo Award for Best Short Story from Sci Fi Audio.

10:00

Frankenstein 1931

A 13 part serial adaptation faithful to the Mary Shelley novel. Starring George Edwards.

    Vernon Winchell, of Winchell's Donuts, has died.   A hole has been created in the donut world.

"They've done a panel on beer before, it was called 'liquid bread.'"

"Liquid bread? How do you make toast with it?"

"Pour it in a glass and say, 'Cheers!'"

    Fans of Robert Heinlein, set your chronometers for Saturday at 12:00 and 4:30, when the Heinlein Society sponsors two panels.   "Heinlein and the Year 2000" explores his 1950 predictions for the present day: how close was he?   Then "The Year Heinlein Hanged All the Lawyers" looks at his recurring interest in things legal: what did he think of lawyers, and why?
    Meet Society representatives and find out what we do to promote Heinlein's life, works, and causes, such as our library program and scholarships for graduating high school seniors.   Founded in 2000, our Board of Directors includes Virginia Heinlein, Yoji Kondo, and Charles N. Brown.   We develop educational panels, and created the Heinlein Award for excellence in science fiction.   The next award will be presented at the Society's Heinlein Dinner at Torcon '03.
    Learn about our plans for the 2007 centennial of Heinlein's birth - get involved at the outset of this eclectic celebration!   We want your ideas, time and money: drop by our table at the con or reach us via our web site at <www.heinleinsociety.org>