From: richardv@solist.htsa.aha.nl (Richard Vermaas)
Subject: Hillcon III: SF convention in the Netherlands
Summary: SF convention in Holland
Keywords: anime, SF, convention, pratchett, williams
Reply-To: richardv@solist.htsa.aha.nl (Richard Vermaas)
Disclaimer: "An opinion is what you have when you don't have facts"
Warning: "Caveat Lector - let the reader beware"
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1992 21:29:40 GMT


                          18th BENELUXCONVENTION

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                           27 - 29 NOVEMBER 1992

                 ATLANTA HOTEL, ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS


GUESTS OF HONOUR:             TERRY PRATCHETT

                               PETER SCHAAP

                               TAD WILLIAMS


FAN GUESTS OF HONOUR:      JOHAN-MARTIJN FLATON

                                 JO THOMAS

Welcome!

Here you are: this is the second Progress Report of Hillcon III. Now, go to 
the beach or a sunny terrace, get a pint to keep you company and read. There
is a lot to enjoy. First of all, you'll find out who our Guests of Honor are. 
What you didn't know yet is that among the guests we will welcome to Hillcon 
III are Tad Williams and Terry Pratchett! Thereafter you're sure to get a 
behind-the-scenes look at the crazy ideas cultivated by the folks in 
Programming. Of course, we won't give away everything. And finally there will
be some hard facts about the hotel and alike. Please, pay special attention 
to the items heading `Special Notice'. These are VERY important.
Well now, if you aren't already a member of Hillcon III, this Progress Report
will definitely convince you. And don't forget, from the 5th of October a 
membership will cost fl. 65.00, before then it'll cost fl. 52.50 (with a
fl. 5.00 discount for members of NCSF and Terra).

Until the 27th of November!

Tom Scheelings


Your Committee

Larry van der Putte     Chairman
Zweitse Klous           Programme
Ruud van de Kruisweg    Finance / Membership administration
Richard Vermaas         Finance / Membership administration
Mike Jansen             Operations / Logistics
Tom Scheelings          Co-ordinator Public Relations


Staff

Miranda Aldham-Breary   Gopher Mum
Django Bijlsma          Operations
Jaap Boekestein         Dealers' Room
John van Duin           Co-ordinator Press
Jan van 't Ent          Lay-out / Design
Johan-Martijn Flaton    PR advisor
Roelof Goudriaan        International Fanpress
Peter Groenendijk       Operations
Peter Kaptein           National Fanpress
Eya Kuismanen           Chairman's Secretary
Lynne Ann Morse         Translations
Jannelies Smit          Green Room
Els Somers              Hotel liaison for room reservations
Jo Thomas               Liaison Guests of Honour
Kees van Toorn          Hotel liaison
Len de Vries            Artwork (e.g. cover illustration)


Correspondence:

Ruud van de Kruisweg
Bijltjespad 52
1018 KJ  AMSTERDAM
The Netherlands


Email contact: Richard Vermaas <richardv@solist.htsa.ah.nl>

                            TERRY PRATCHETT (GOH)

Who is Terry Pratchett? Pratchett is one of the most popular fantasy authors
of recent years. His books appear on the bestseller lists with such regularity 
that further advertisement is totally superfluous. On his past history 
perhaps there will be more in the souvenir book. I am confining myself here 
to the information he relates about himself in his books. Pratchett was born 
in Buckinghamshire. He began his career as a journalist. Presently he lives 
in Somerset together with his wife Lyn and his daughter Rhianna.

In the Netherlands, Pratchett's works are published by Het Spectrum. So, 
The Colour of Magic, The Light Fantastic, Mort, and Equal Rites have already 
appeared and we can expect still more from Het Spectrum. Another Dutch 
publisher, Meulenhoff, has published a `double' with Pratchett's Strata and 
The Dark Side of the Sun. Great Britain has seen the publication of very 
recent works, like the latest Discworld book, Small Gods, and a reprint of 
his first novel, The Carpet People, and the British can look out for 
Lords and Ladies, which might come out just before Hillcon.

Although Pratchett has written other books, he owes his popularity to the 
so-called Discworld series. The stories themselves take place on a flat 
earth supported by four elephants, who themselves stand upon a gigantic 
turtle. In the books we get to know the most versatile characters you could 
imagine. So the first book of the series relates the adventures of a bungling
sorcerer and a naive tourist, complete with a meandering, intelligent 
travelling trunk charmingly named `Luggage'. The series has many, more 
fascinating characters: one of the most striking regulars is Death. And the 
black humour that results...

His `Truckers' trilogy is also hugely popular. Originally intended for 
children, enough adults read the books that all three reached the top ten on 
bestseller lists. For lists concentrating on children's books the trilogy 
even took the first three places! The trilogy has appeared in other media: 
the popularity was so great that one of Brittain's commercial stations 
broadcasted it as an animated series.

His work aims for humour and is distinguished by hilarious characters and 
plot. Dialogue is his strong point, with enough one-liners to fill an entire 
tear-off calendar.

Still, he doesn't owe his popularity just to his books. He has a charismatic
presence at his command, clearly perceptable above all during panel 
discussions. During ConFiction, the 1990 World SF Convention in The Hague, 
he spoke about the creation of Discworld. The audience listended attentively 
when he revealed how he got the idea for Moving Pictures. Pratchett's 
attendance at Hillcon will really liven up the scene. So, come to Hillcon!

Richard Vermaas

                            TAD WILLIAMS (GOH)

In the Netherlands, the reputation of Tad Williams is not yet established,
but in the United States, he belongs to a small, select group of writers, for
whom every new book goes straight to the bestsellers' lists. His most recent 
books have also spent months on the SF/Fantasy bestsellers' lists from Locus,
Waldenbooks, B. Dalton and Publisher's Weekly. And not undeservedly, either.
Tad Williams is an excellent writer who doesn't recoil from epic High Fantasy
 la Tolkien, and who can distinguish himself from the grey masses with a 
healthy measure of extra class, inspiration and emotion.

And now The Dragonbone Chair, the first book of the Memory, Sorrow and Thorn-
trilogy, has come out in a Dutch edition. Williams crossed the threshhold 
from promising new writer to established author in the US with this book. 
However, the result would have been little different had this book not 
appeared. After Tailchaser's Song, Williams' intention was to write a 
historical novel set in ancient Egypt. When he showed the first chapters to 
his publisher, the reaction was none too positive. He was asked if he perhaps
had something else in the works; he presented an idea for a fantasy-trilogy
of truly epic proportions. The rest is history. The first and second books 
both became bestsellers in the States and fans are awaiting with anticipation
the third book, To Green Angel Tower, due out at the end of this year. 
Anticipation is also great in the Netherlands, in any case for the publisher,
which has therefore put Max Schuchart to the task of translation. Schuchart 
is known for his award-winning translation of The Lord of the Rings.

After this book, it will be time for `something completely different.' Tad 
Williams has revealed in various interviews that his interests go beyond just
traditional high fantasy. Besides having written a young adult novel in 
collaboration with Nina Kiriki Hoffman, there is an SF-novel on the horizon 
and also plans for multimedia projects and comic strips. So, whoever wants to
know further details will have to ask Tad himself directly, and Hillcon III 
will offer plenty of opportunity for that.

Ruud van de Kruisweg

                             PETER SCHAAP (GOH)

The debut of Peter Schaap, in 1987, was very much a surprise to all of us. 
People who did know of him, remembered a musician, songwriter and singer who 
had once hit the charts with Adem mijn adem (Breathe my breath).
But editors and readers had never heard of him as an author of Fantasy. Yet 
there it was: "De schrijvenaar van Thyll", a story of high magic, a force 
that threatens the world, and a protagonist who wins by turning his weakness 
to account. 
Since "De schrijvenaar van Thyll" he has delighted his public with "Ondeeds 
de Loutere" and his best-selling `Wolver'-trilogy. This fall, probably at 
Hillcon, his latest novel will appear: "De bruiden van Tyobar".

Peter Schaap owes, of course, to the established Fantasy tradition, but his 
characterizations and his language are uniquely his own and his plots are 
made by his characters, not the other way round.
From the first he showed an imaginative turn of phrase, and some of his 
titles and names are real jewels. In "De Wolver" he even found a workable 
term for female dwarves, something even Tolkien did not get around to. His 
dwarves, incidently, male and female, are completely unlike any we had 
experienced before. They are earthy and sturdy, as one would expect, but the 
ardour of their amorous pursuits is something else.
Curious social habits in general seem to become a speciality of this author;
some of the situations in "Wolversdochter" could challenge the better Jack 
Vance novels.

Just as curious as dwarvish habits you might qualify one of Peters great 
hobbies: visiting cemeteries (There are a few in Den Haag still due, Peter; 
remember?). Or the construction of a extensive fantastic miniature city in 
his home. That home is in the North, surrounded by water, wide flat fields 
and pastures and the high, windblown skies. 
But when he can be enticed away to the frivolous, urban West, Peter likes to
visit SF&F-gatherings. Sometimes he brings his guitar, at other times his 
brother, but at all times he is a valued and charming guest, as I am sure he 
will prove when you meet him at Hillcon III.

Annemarie van Ewyck

JO THOMAS (FGOH)                        JOHAN-MARTIJN FLATON (FGOH)

He's a bit of a genius. And not         He's a bit of a genius. And doesn't
conceited about it at all. He is        care who knows it. He generates ideas 
sharp as a razor in his criticism,      at roughly the speed of light, so who 
but he can take it as well as dish      cares about a few mistakes? Not he!
it out. This is lucky. When he          This is lucky. When he writes, you see,
writes, you see, there are so many      he uses parts of the brain ordinary 
ideas going around in that large        thoughts don't reach. Here, of course, 
mainframe of his, and he wants to       we find the origins of his very 
express all of them at the same time.   personal and rather innovative brand
It makes for such incredibly involved   of spelling. The keyword here is 
and convoluted sentences, that you      inconsistency, a principle he applies 
need tweezers and a grammar to          with serene impartiality. So in the 
understand what he means. Beating his   olden days, before there were word 
writings into shape is an editor's      processors, editing his copy was a bit
nightmare. The modest way he reacts to  of a bitch (he never was, though). 
this meddling is an editor's dream.     I was his editor for years. I know.    
I was his editor for years. I know.     
                                        Johan went to work for Holland SF
Jo went to work for Holland SF. He      after serving on Hagacon II and 
contributed in-depth interviews,        contributed reviews and articles 
cutting reviews and great articles      that were passionate as well as 
on literature, the universe and         playful, in passing revolutionising
everything, some consisting almost      the zine's exterior and interior 
entirely of footnotes.                  design.                            

Jo and Johan hit it off immediately when they met. Soon, baffled readers were
confronted with a new fanzine, the Jo-Jo Intersection, the famous blue pages 
in the heart of Holland SF, where both half-editors unloaded all the shaggy 
jokes, puns and punches below the belt that Holland SF wouldn't let them 
publish.

Since then they have gone from very, very bad tot very much worse. They run
the King Kong Story contest, publish the Jo-Jo Intersection and have worked 
on Hillcon I, ConFiction and Hillcon II.

Yet they seem so different. Jo is       Yet they seem so different. Johan
built on generous lines, he has been    is built like a warrior elf, though 
compared to Nick Nolte, but on the      he has grown a weensy bit portly over
whole, Jo is much nicer. He also has    the years. His personality is, well, 
a very generous personality and is an   call it electrifying. He works in 
inspired teacher. He teaches Dutch      publicity, plays the harpsichord, the
literature for a living and likes       organ, the flute and the recorder, is
it. He is a subtle cook, a great host   an expert on film, religious music, 
and a stimulating sitting-talking-      heraldry, fencing, politics, ballet 
and-drinking companion.                 and Tolkien, and owns 25 different 
                                        editions of Hamlet.                  

On the other hand, they are much alike. They both seem to run on coffee, they
love trying out new computer systems, they are both absolutely unable to 
stick to deadlines and, as you will find when you listen to their (probably
joint) speeches, their English has to be heard to be believed. Working with 
them both and just being in their company has been an exciting experience, as
well as lots of fun. I wish you the same with these superb super-fans.

Annemarie van Ewyck

                     NEWS FROM THE PROGRAMME BUILDERS

                     At play in the Fields of Atlanta

Welcome, Disciple of the Dark, Follower of the Three Witches, Wanderer in the
realms of the Empire Fantastica! In the old and decadent port of Rhoodam, the
faul Lords of the Hills have constructed the amazing maze of Atlanta. Here, 
in this labyrinth, is hidden the Golden Grail of Life, The Universe and 
Everything. It's yours to take ... if you survive the deadly traps and hideous
creatures that roam Atlanta.
If you are smart enough to read the map and understand the clues provided by 
the Wise Few you may have a chance to survive and ... win!

Hillcon III. Your chance of participating in a real treasure hunt.
(Score extra points by turning up dressed as your alter-ego).


                  Special feature: Japanimation Film Night
              Full of violence, horror, romance and raw sex.

Japanese SF and fantasy animation films are winning ever larger audiences. 
Even better, special fanclubs dedicated to them. In the Netherlands, Nico 
Veenkamp has taken the lead, and not without reason. The bizarre Japanese 
regard of possible future societies, combined with fantastic decors and 
animation techniques, offers a night's viewing that will be full of 
excitement and disorientation. Films like Dirty Pair, Iczer-1 and OF COURSE
Akira are guaranteed. For the really enthousiastic among you we'll also show 
The Making of Akira, a look behind the scenes of Japanese animation. 
Altogether we've got eight hours of viewing pleasure in one go. Al least 
eight hours, because we're looking for more! Some good advice in advance:
make sure you're well rested before the lengthy but enjoyable show begins.

Whoever would like to know more about the Japanimation Fanclub Holland,
write to: 

Nico Veenkamp
Anime NL
Brasserskade 120
2612 CH Delft
The Netherlands

                    Special feature: SF Mastermind 1992

Hillcon III challenges you to test your knowledge of SF & Fantasy at an
international level. Attend the quiz `Mastermind' if you dare. A fannish 
prize for the winner to be awarded... There will be two rounds. In the first 
you will answer questions about your favourite author or books (those 
generally accepted in fandom). In the second round your overall knowledge of
SF & Fantasy is tested. Each round takes two minutes. Each correct answer 
scores one point, a false one scores nothing. You may pass a question, if you
are uncertain about the right answer. If, in the end, a draw occurs, then the
one with the least number of passes wins. There will be a bilingual (Dutch
and English speaking) quizmaster. 

If you dare to take this challenge, then send in the form below. (For this 
programme item at least four competitors are needed). 
Send it BEFORE AUGUST 25th, 1992 (to prepare the best possible quiz we cannot
accept entries after this date) to:

Zweitse Klous
Van Lippe-Biesterfeldstraat 3
2713 AM  Zoetermeer
The Netherlands


      Special feature: Who will win the seventeenth King Kong Award?

Awarded sixteen times previously ... the only big award for Dutch-language 
Science Fiction stories. Written by amateurs, fans, neophytes and 
professionals who know the smudging of the wet ink (or more up to date, the 
`fatal error' of the PC). It started in 1976, with a prize of Dfl. 225.-- 
divided among the authors of the top three stories. Now the stakes are 
higher: besides the immortal fame you can really earn something too ... about
a thousand guilders. Unique to the King Kong Award is the fact that the prize
money is put up by the Dutch fans. And every writer - winner or loser -
receives the jury report full of enthusing remarks and businesslike comments.
The King Kong Award. One of a kind in the Dutch-language parts of Europe. 
Once meant to stimulate Dutch-language SF, to get new authors published. For
each winning story will be published too... For the Dutch-language writers 
among you, who for one reason or another received this English language 
version of the Progress Report - if you have a story ready and want to join 
the contest write to:

Johan-Martijn Flaton
Van Eeghenstraat 93
1071 EX  Amsterdam
The Netherlands

ADVERTISEMENT RATES HILLCON III SOUVENIR BOOK:

Pro rates: Full page A5     Dfl. 300,--
           Half page A5     Dfl. 150,--
           Quarter page A5  Dfl.  80,--

Fan rates: discount 50%

Deadline Souvenir Book:  November 1, 1992


All copy should be sent to us camera ready in black and white. Payment should
be made in advance by IMO, Eurocheque or girobetaalkaart written out to 
giroaccount no. 6234546, NCSF/Beneluxcon, Amsterdam, Netherlands, or sent 
directly to Hillcon III, indicating both that it is payment for advertisement
space, and for which publication it is intended (Progress Report 3, Souvenir
Book).


                           For daredevils only:
                 Our stunning Hillcon III Surprise T-shirt

As a true SF & Fantasy lover you certainly like to take a plunge into the
deep. For the first time in the 18 years of Beneluxcon's existence a special 
Souvenir T-shirt is being made. Will it be full-colour? Or gold print on 
black background? Will there be a serious drawing on it? Or a funny cartoon?
We challenge you to surprise yourself and order your Hillcon III Souvenir 
T-shirts today. Remember: we hope they will all be sold out before the Con! 
Price: Dfl. 19,50 per T-shirt, to be paid in advance together with your 
membership fee. Your T-shirts will be handed out to you at the entrance desk 
at the Con.

                              Gophers Wanted

Join the gopher team and get a better understanding of how a convention 
functions. We promise you lots of fun, laughter and swearing about things 
that are certain to go wrong... which only you (and maybe the committee) will
know about. We desperately need enthusiasts that help us find the Guests of 
Honour (and some committee members) for instance. First try the bar! We are 
in search of people to help us set up the function space, lend a hand in the 
crche, change films and so forth. So please, help us run a smooth con and 
fill in the form below. And ... er, gopher babes that helped me out last 
year: Thanks! Please do it again. You were a great team!

Send the form (or a copy) to:  

Gopher Mom Miranda Aldham-Breary
Van Lippe-Biesterfeldstraat 3
2713 AM  Zoetermeer
The Netherlands.

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I am an experienced/non experienced* gopher

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* Please, cross out what doesn't apply.

MEMBERSHIP FORM                   HILLCON III                      PR2 USENET

Fill in this form (in capitals, please; one form per attending member, make 
photocopies) and send it to:    Hillcon III, Ruud van de Kruisweg, 
                                Bijltjespad 52, 1018 KJ Amsterdam, 
                                The Netherlands

Full name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                                                     (adult/child, age . . , male/fem.*)
Address:   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
City:      . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Zip code/Postal code:  . . . . . . . . . Country:  . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Attending membership rates:    Dfl. 52,50 
   AFTER OCT. 4th Dfl. 65,00; Terra/NCSF members Dfl. 5,00 discount
Attending membership rates for visitors from Eastern Europe will be held at
   the pre-registration rates: Dfl. 20,00 !
Attending children (age 4-12): Dfl. 20,00
   Children need to be in the company of paying adults at all times.

O   I'm a Terra/NCSF member and can deduct Dfl. 5,00 from the membership price.
O   Please, reserve . . T-shirts (. . S/. . M/. . L/. . XL/. . XXL*), the
    price, Dfl. 19,50 per T-shirt, is included in the above payment.
O   Enclosed is payment per Int.Money Order/Eurocheque/girobetaalkaart of 
    Dfl. . . . . .  for . . . memberships, and for my T-shirts.
O   The amount due will be transferred into Giroaccount no. 6234546, written 
    out to: NCSF/Beneluxcon, Amsterdam, Netherlands, stating . . memberships 
    Hillcon III and . . T-shirts.
O   I would like to participate in the banquet (approx. Dfl. 50,00 p.p., to 
    be paid at the con), I prefer vegetarian/non vegetarian meals.*
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HOTEL INFORMATION FORM  (optional)

If you would like to reserve a room then please fill out the form below,
you also have to fill out and send in the Hotel Booking Form (see next page)
to the Atlanta Hotel!

O   I would like to reserve a single room (Dfl. 125,- per person per night) +
O   I would like to reserve a twin room (Dfl. 75,- p.p.p.n) +
  o I want to share my twin room with:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  o I am looking for a roommate who is: 
        male/female/no preference * 
        smoking/non-smoking/I don't care if (s)he smokes *
        I'm a smoker/non-smoker myself *
O   I would like to reserve my room for . . . nights.*
  o Day of arrival:   Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday *
  o Day of departure: Friday/Saturday/Sunday/Monday/Tuesday *
O   I prefer a room on the quiet/party floor/no preference.*
O   Special wishes (e.g. room close to the elevators, special diets etc.):
    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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+   Prices mentioned are valid during the Convention days only.
*   Please, cross out what doesn't apply, and tick your choices and fill in
    what is asked.

Signature: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .            Date: . . . . . . . . . .

HOTEL BOOKING FORM                HILLCON III                      PR2 USENET


SPECIAL NOTICE ON HOTEL INFORMATION!!! PLEASE, READ THIS VERY WELL

Roomreservations have to be made directly with the hotel, following the 
procedure outlined below. This in addition to filling in our own membership
& hotel information form, and returning that to Hillcon III. 

1. Fill in the form below and send it to the address given below.
2. Hotel deposit. A deposit for the first night (Dfl. 125.00 single room
   Dfl. 150.00 double room) is required. NO RESERVATION CAN BE MADE WITHOUT 
   THIS DEPOSIT.
3. Deposit payment can only be made, either by enclosing a Eurocheque, up
   to a maximum of Dfl. 300.-- (do write your card number on the back of the
   cheque), postal money order, or by transferring the amount to account 
   42.15.35.202 of the ABN-AMRO Bank, Rotterdam, in favour of Atlanta Hotel, 
   stating name of conference (Hillcon III) and name of participant(s).
4. Upon receipt of this booking form, participants will receive a confirmation
   of the reservation, showing all reservation details and the deposit amount
   paid.
5. Cancellation policy. Deposits will be refunded providing notification of 
   cancellation is received before November 20, 1992. No refunds can be 
   granted after this date. Cancellations will be accepted only by letter, 
   telex or fax.

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Please complete this form and send it before november 1st, 1992 to:
Hotel Atlanta,  Aert van Nesstraat 4,  3012 CA  Rotterdam,  Netherlands
phone +31 10 4110420 / fax +31 10 4135320 / telex 21595

Surname: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First name: . . . . . . . . .
Full address:  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
               . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Phone: . . . . . . . . . . .Fax: . . . . . . . . . .Telex: . . . . . . . . .

requests hotel reservation
                    from: . . . November 1992  (arrival date)
                    to:   . . . . . . . . . .  (departure date)
                    (number of nights: . . . . )
. . . . . . . . . . single room(s) Dfl. 125.00
. . . . . . . . . . double room(s) Dfl. 150.00,
                    sharing with . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
                    at Dfl. 75.00 per person

The rates are per room per night, including service charge and buffet-
breakfast. 

Payment enclosed, amount Dfl. . . . . . . . . . . .

Credit card:  Visa / Eurocard / American Express / Diners Club
Card no. . . . . . . . . . . . .Expiration date  . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
In the name of:  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Date: . . . . . . . . . .Signature:  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .



Hillcon III members                                                                                                              (July 7, 1992)

   Nr  Name                         Hotelinfo

    6  Abbe, Bart van               2-FR-2 
   71  Aldham-Breary, Miranda
   63  Alkema, Dinand
   79  Arts, Theo
   51  Asseldonk, Bertie van        2-FR-2 
   67  Baerveldt Fontijn, Jaap P.
   74  Ballegooy, Erwin van
   44  Beckers, Frank
   12  Berg, Erwin van den
   75  Berg, Patrick van den
   52  Bijlsma, Django              2-FR-1 
   80  Blanckaert, Jan              1-FR-3 
   78  Bleeker, Aldo
   47  Bloech, Dietmar              2-FR-2 
   27  Boekestein, Jaap
   32  Boer, P.L.
   39  Boettcher, Hans-Ulrich
   29  Bontes, Dirk
   10  Boom, Jan H.E.               1-FR-1 
   40  Bospoort, Wim van de
   82  Brug, Erik van
   41  Cooper, Chris
   59  Cuyper, Frank R.F. de
   77  Dijk, Eise van
   33  Dormer, Paul
   42  Edwards, Sue
   11  Egberink, Marcel             2-FR-2 
   57  Ent, Jan van 't              1-FR-2 
   98  Feen, Erik van der
GOH-2  Flaton, Johan-Martijn        1-FR-3 
   58  Fransen, Wilma               2-FR-2 
    7  Goudriaan, Roelof            2-FR-2 
   91  Gresnigt, J.H.
   53  Groenendijk, Peter           2-FR-1 
   54  Haalman, M.
   46  Hanlon, Thomas
   28  Hanou, Theo
   34  Harrold, John
   86  Have, Han ten
   87  Heitlager, Martijn
   24  Held, Jim                    1-FR-2 
   83  Hendriks, Dia                2-FR-2 
   25  Heuvel, R. van de
   95  Hirschfeld, Max              2-FR-2 
    5  Hoekstra, P.
   88  Honig, Meindert
   96  Jansen, Mike
   64  Jong, Andrew B.C. de
   30  Kaptein, Peter
   49  Kindt, Leo
   70  Klous, Zweitse
   14  Kreeftmeijer, Ruud           1-SA-1 
    2  Kruisweg, Ruud van de        2-FR-2 
   73  Kuismanen, Eya               2-FR-3 

   Nr  Name                         Hotelinfo

   55  Laansma, Cas
   50  Laribij, Jan Peter
   61  Leeuw van Weenen, Gijs de    1-FR-2 
   84  Leeuw van Weenen, Paul de    2-FR-2 
   89  Leeuw van Weenen, Frank de
   13  Leeuwenkamp, Paul van
   45  Lotz, Annette                2-FR-2 
   22  Man, G.P. de                 2-FR-3 
   62  Marwitz, Eckhard             1-FR-2 
   16  Mastrigt, R. van
   17  Mathlener, Edwin
   97  Meys, Paulus                 1-SA-1 
    8  Morse, Lynne Ann             2-FR-2 
   81  Nooyens, C.A.J.
   15  Petersen, Harry              1-FR-3 
   85  Philippens, Jago
   66  Polder, R.
   90  Pols, Hans
GOH-4  Pratchett, Terry             1-FR-2 
   68  Pronk, Fred
   69  Pulluard, Robert
    1  Putte, Larry van der         1-FR-2 
   65  Reine, Herbert van
   18  Rijst, Marcel van der        2-FR-2 
   31  Rishworth, Roderick Dylan
   23  Rossenberg, Ren van
   99  Ruler, Rob van
GOH-3  Schaap, Peter                1-FR-2 
   26  Scheelings, Tom              2-FR-3 
    4  Smit, Jannelies              2-FR-2 
   20  Sombroek, Rob
   21  Sombroek, Dea
   19  Sombroek-Neelen, Truus
    9  Somers, Els                  2-FR-2 
GOH-1  Thomas, Jo                   1-FR-3 
   92  Toorn, Cees van
   93  Toorn, Lennart van
   48  Venema, Frans                2-FR-2 
    3  Vermaas, Richard             2-FR-2 
   76  Viane, Patrick Filip
   60  Vloet, Heidi van der
   72  Wegh, Inez
   94  Werf, Angelique van der
   35  Westhead, Kathy
   36  Westhead, Mike
   37  Westhead, Peter
   38  Westhead, Karen
   43  Wilkinson, Briget
GOH-6  Williams, Tad                1-FR-2 
   56  Zonneveld, J.M. van                     

The hotel information is coded as follows: the first digit indicates single
or twin room, the lettercode indicates the arrival day, and the last digit 
indicates the number of hotel nights. So '1-FR-3' stands for a single room 
from Friday through Sunday night.

__________(Richard Vermaas)__________(richardv@solist.htsa.aha.nl)___________
"I have never understood why it should be necessary  to become irrational in
 order to prove that you care, or indeed why it should be necessary to prove
 it at all."							      [Avon]
-- 
__________(Richard Vermaas)__________(richardv@solist.htsa.aha.nl)___________
"I have never understood why it should be necessary  to become irrational in
 order to prove that you care, or indeed why it should be necessary to prove
 it at all."							      [Avon]