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| − | A [[slan shack]], of sorts in the | + | A short-term [[LASFS]] meeting site, '''The Labyrinth of Valeron''' aka '''The Lab''', located at 330 S. Bernado St., was a [[slan shack]], of sorts, in the 1960s. After moving out of [[Labyrinth 3]], [[Jack Harness]] and [[Owen Hannifen]] moved to Labyrinth of Valeron, which was directly upstairs from the [[Hobbit Hole]] where [[Ted Johnstone]] lived at the time. |
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| + | [[LASFS]] met there after moving out of [[Silverland Playground Gymnasium]] in June of 1967 and by the end of that same June had moved on to [[The Hill]]. After about a year at [[The Hill]], [[LASFS]] moved back briefly to The Lab in October 1968 before being pushed out by the end of the month due to noise complaints. It then moved to the [[Palms Playground Recreation Center]] in West Los Angeles. | ||
[[E. E. Smith]]'s ''Skylark of Valeron'' was the sequel to his ''Skylark Three''. | [[E. E. Smith]]'s ''Skylark of Valeron'' was the sequel to his ''Skylark Three''. | ||
| − | + | Harness and Hannifen’s next apartment was [[Labyrinth Duquesne]]. | |
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Revision as of 02:34, 8 September 2020
A short-term LASFS meeting site, The Labyrinth of Valeron aka The Lab, located at 330 S. Bernado St., was a slan shack, of sorts, in the 1960s. After moving out of Labyrinth 3, Jack Harness and Owen Hannifen moved to Labyrinth of Valeron, which was directly upstairs from the Hobbit Hole where Ted Johnstone lived at the time.
LASFS met there after moving out of Silverland Playground Gymnasium in June of 1967 and by the end of that same June had moved on to The Hill. After about a year at The Hill, LASFS moved back briefly to The Lab in October 1968 before being pushed out by the end of the month due to noise complaints. It then moved to the Palms Playground Recreation Center in West Los Angeles.
E. E. Smith's Skylark of Valeron was the sequel to his Skylark Three.
Harness and Hannifen’s next apartment was Labyrinth Duquesne.
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