G.H.T. Journal

You may be looking for the newsletter for George Takei Friendship Club (aka "G.H.T Friendship Club").
G.H.T. Journal is the newsletter for the George Takei fan club G.H.T..
The publishing schedule was three times a year, originally January, May, and September.
Some issues have very small color photos glued onto the pages.
==The Welcome Booklet==
The Welcome Booklet for the club and journal was published in 1982 and contains 10 pages. It contains a lengthy biography of Takei, a hand-written letter by Takei, introductions to the club officers, info about penpals, and plans for the Journal. 
== From the First Issue==
==Issue 1== 
G.H.T. Journal 1 was published December 1982 (sent out in January 1983) and contains 19 pages. 
Underneath the photo donated by Takei: 
A bit about a con that ultimately never happened: 
*Table of Contents (1)
*George's Page ("There has been a hold-up over the Letter From George. It seems to have become a victim of the Postal System. I have substituted a picture of Sulu (done in scraper-board) on "George's Page" rather than delay the Journal further. Apologies for the disappointment, but it is caused by circumstances beyond my control. Ena.") (2)
*Letter from Ena (3)
* Ask George (Q&A from fans and Takei, handwritten) (4)
*Sulu in the driver's seat (photo donated by Takei, publicity still of him in a Star Trek uniform, plus a call for a letter campaign) (6)
*Recollections of George by Marian Kennedy (meeting Takei at various conventions in the mid-1970s, his kindness to fans) (7)
*From Deck 5, United Trekkers of Arkansas: a con report for ArkCon I (8)
*Extracts from Lois Kiper's Letter (all about ArkCon) (9)
*Newslot (updates on Takei's upcoming con appearances, club news, and a mention of George's planned sequel to his book, Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe, co-authored with Robert Aspirin. (It is about a character named Hosato (George's middle name) who is a swashbuckling samaurian hero fighting killer robots). This sequel was to be called "Stellar Flower, Savage Flower." It was canceled due to Playboy Press being ingested by Berkeley Books.) (10)
*Marian's Page (all about herbs) (11)
*Penfriends and Birthday Greetings (12)
*Dream of Youth, fiction by Judy Miller (Star Trek: TOS) (13)
*Hobbytime: Jogging by Anne Glogowska (a tutorial) (15)
*What's in a Name? (traditional meaning of some Anglo-Saxon names) (17)
*British Clubs, Conventions, Ads (18)
==Issue 2==
G.H.T. Journal 2 was published in April 1983 and contains 22 pages.
From the editorial by Ena: 
The editor explains the publication schedule, one which was never really followed: 
The filk: 
*Table of Contents (1)
*Happy Birthday George (includes short phrases of praise) (2)
*Letter from Ena (3)
*Newslot (mentions many things, including the proposed con that never occurred: it was to be at the Grosvenor House Hotel, and the meetings, exhibitions, etc. would be at the Cafe Royal, "I've been told that they are quite a distance apart, about a twenty minutes walk), Takei was to be the guest of honor, it as to have been produced by the "group from Dallas") (4)
*Recollections by Margaret Bertram, includes a photo of Takei and Bertram ("...his fans are of a kind, warm-hearted, man who always finds time for his friends. I think he prefers the word "friends" to "fans".") (6)
*Sulu (a short bio of Sulu, some about Takei's role) (7)
*Comments on Journal One (very short phrases of praise) (8)
*Photos from the Club (photos for sale) (9)
*a con report for EmpathicCon 1983 by Ena Glogowska, see that page (9)
*Report on Empathy Con at Liverpool, con report by Miri Rana, see that page (10)
*This is Marian's Page (cooking with herbs) (13)
*Joe's Greenhouse is His Shore Leave (abut Joe's allotment, his greenhouse, growing award-winning vegetables: "You may well ask what has Joe's allotment to do with Star Trek? Very little, although it does rank with Star Trek as being a great influence in our lives, a source of energy, and a fount of friendship." Includes a photo of Joe, Ena, and James Doohan.) (14)
*Hobby Time: Ice Skating by Lynn Cornall (15)
*Elaine Thomson introduces her S.T. Questionaire [sic] ("Star Trek - The Fans: A Study of the Legend and Its Followers") (16)
*Star Trek Questionaire (17)
*Found in a Typing Book by Trina Howard (a typing exercise about science fiction) (18)
* Pen Friends (19)
*Names & Meanings (19)
*Puzzle (19)
*Birthday List (20)
*AMFFIC Awards Notice ("AMATEUR FAN FICTION (AMFFIC) 1983 AWARDS will be held on Nov. 1983 in the Ballroom Suite, Park Lane Hotel, London. It is to honour Britain’s amateur Sci-Fi writers. A variety of celebrity guests will make the presentations. There are junior and senior categories. Applications are invited from all writers over 15 years old. Artistic work is also accepted, and nominations of deserving writers are welcomed. Proceeds are in aid of the "Children in Need" charity appeal. Subject to work commitments Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, and Tony Attwood have agreed to attend.") (20)
*Trina's Invitation (Trina extended an "invitation to any GHT members who are in her area. She is a member of the Trent Bridge Crew from Nottingham, who have weekly meetings discussing things like Star Trek and watching video. She would be happy to meet any more 'similar minded beings' in Derbyshire.") (20)
*Sulu's Song, a filk by E.G. to the tune of "Matchmaker" (21)
*British 1983 Conventions & Clubs (21)
*Notice Board (includes many tidbits including "Steve Parry", of ABC Cinema, Hanley, has had to cancel America Trek, the trip for Star Trek fans, that he was organising to Washington/L.A. owing to lack of support." And: "Tanya Rachael has compiled a new information zine, "A Guide to Star Trek." It is an intensely researched booklet packed with data on all aspects of Star Trek fandom, including books, zines, conventions, and clubs. It is ideal for old and new/fans. Only a limited number of copies will be printed.") (22)
 
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Image:ghtjournal2-2.jpg|from issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
G.H.T. Journal 3 was published in Aug/Sep 1983 and contains 19 pages.
From the editor: 
More news from the editor: 
From Walter Koenig's remarks at Sol III about seeing a script outline of the third Star Trek film, The Search for Spock: 
*Table of Contents (1)
*Letter from Ena (2)
*Newslot (much news about Takei, a short con report for Sol 3) (3)
*Recollections of Seeing George by Kathy Shiel (about meeting Takei at Aucon (see that page), about taking up jogging and jogging with him, and how this inspired her to run a marathon a year later) (5)
*Recollections of Not Seeing George by Ena Glogowska (a con report about The British Star Trek Convention (1974 & 1975 cons)) (6)
*Recollections of Seeing George by Penfriends (7)
*Letter from Walter Koenig (8)
*Walter's Page (9)
*Walter Koenig at Sol 3 by Pam Clarke (includes his remarks about the leaking of the new Star Trek film script outline, and about his opinions on what he saw on that script, as well as Koenig's description of how the worm being pulled out of his ear was filmed in The Wrath of Khan) (10)
*Thoughts About Jimmy Doohan by Pam Denman ("Now what can I say about Jimmy? Quite simply he is one of the most charming men that I have ever met - warm, friendly, and accommodating, with a lovely sense of humour.") (11)
*This is Marian's Page (cooking with flowers and herbs) (12)
*Hobby Time: Amateur Music and Drama by Linda Lee (about her participation in a local musical society called The Abbey Musical Society) (13)
*A Mid-Summer Con by Marian Kennedy (14)
*Shatner Con. by Marian Kennedy (14)
*Impressions of Sol 3 by Jean Donkin (con report, see Sol III) (15)
*At the End of the Line by Sheila Cornall (con report for Sol III) (16)
*George Takei Among the Guests at Futurefest by Jane (Aoyama) Yambe (George Takei, Majel Barrett, Bibi Besoh, Bjo & John Trimble, and Vonda Mclntyre were among the guests at the Seattle Con, "Futurefest" at the Seattle Trade Centre, May 26th/28th, 1983.) (17)
* The Enterprise in Essex, article by Jean Donkin (includes a photo by Marion Breeze, "I had scarcely had time to recover from SOL III when there came a great day. The Space Shuttle ENTERPRISE was due to fly into Stansted Airport.") (18)
*A Thought or Two for the Animated by Ena Glogowska (see Star Trek: The Animated Series for her remarks) (19)
*Birthday Greetings and Notice Board (20)
*Notice Board (21)
Image:ghtjournal3-1.jpg|from issue #3 
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Image:ghtjournal3-3.jpg|from issue #3 
Image:ghtjournal3-4.jpg|from issue #3 
==Issue 4==
G.H.T. Journal 4 was published in Dec 1983/Jan 1984 and contains 21 pages.
From the editorial, charities and financial accounting: 
*Table of Contents (1)
*Letters from Club Officers (includes a small color photo of Sheila Cornall, Margaret Bertram, and Marian Kennedy) (2)
*First Anniversary of "GHT" (some G.H.T. club history, includes a small photo of Takei and Anne McCaffrey taken at the 1977 TerraCon) (3)
*Santa Claus (an early photo manip/collage of Takei as Santa Claus with a RTD bus in the background, a nod to the actor's involvement in politics and public transportation.Takei was on the board of directors of the Southern California Rapid Transit District between 1973 to 1984, making him part of the team that initiated and planned the Los Angeles subway system.) (4)
*Highlights for George, 1983 (a detailed recap of Takei's activities and involvement in things fannish and non-fannish during 1983) (5)
*Welcome Bjo (short bio, welcome to Bjo Trimble as an honorary member of G.H.T., some anecdotes involving Takei, including jogging and his poor Japanese accent) (6)
*Newslot (many tidbits) (7)
* Ask George (handwritten, Takei answers two questions: does he want to buy a home in England, and what is happening with the sequel to his book, Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe) (9)
*Bjo's Talk at Triple "C" Con by Valerie Britton and Pam Denman (includes a small color photo of the guests, see Triple C Con this con report) (10)
*Recollections by Barbara Carter (meeting George Takei and James Doohan in the hallway at The British Star Trek Convention (1974 & 1975 cons) in 1974 It was called "1973" in the newsletter, which is a typo.) (11)
*Marian's Page (how to make some homemade gifts) (12)
*Birthday Greetings (13)
*"If Jimmy Were Captain" by Pam Clarke (from James Doohan's talk at Sol III, May 1983, some jokes) (13)
*Limerick by Pam Clarke (13)
*Hobby Time by Kathy Shiel (how to grow cactus) (14)
* Not a Hobby, Introduction by J.H. (all about her job as a flight purser on for a world-wide airline) (15)
*Review by Pam Clarke of Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe by George Takei and Robert Asprin (17)
*A Few Words on Bruce (Kevin Riley) Hyde (about Bruce Hyde -- and a bit about Rupert Evans -- both of whom were guests at Midcon October 1982 It was called 1983 in the newsletter, which is a type.) (18)
* Are You Trying to Tell Us Something, Charles? Anniversary Symbols, researched by Marian Kennedy (comments on a scene in The Wrath of Khan where the book "A Tale of Two Cities" is quoted.) (19)
*Notice Board (20)
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Image:ghtjournal4-3.jpg|from issue #4 
 
 
==Issue 5==
G.H.T. Journal 5 was published in Apr/May 1984 and contains 21 pages. The editor apologizes for this issue's lateness.
From Ena: 
Also from Ena: 
From Ena, regarding fundraising by Bjo Trimble for a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star for Takei: 
From "Margaret Bertram, George's adopted British Grandma": 
*Table of Contents (1)
*Letter from Ena (2)
*Newslot (Lots of news, including an anecdote about Sulu wanting very much to wear a long, flowing Vulcan robe in The Search for Spock, and how he was thwarted. Also a bit about fundraising, both by fans and by TPTB: fans are hit up to buy Takei a Hollywood Star for $3000. They are also solicited to donate money for abused horses: £2 a year. There is also background info on Takei, and Star Trek runners" running in the Olympics with a torch, and how Paramount "bought five kilometers" for this purpose. There is reporting about Takei riding on the back of a flower-bedecked elephant in a parade in honor of the birth of Buddha, and Takei did a public service announcement for healthy eating, and MUCH more) (3)
*Birthday Greetings/Fund Raisers for Star Projects, by Bjo Trimble (Bjo proposes sending cash with "trusted fans" for traveler's checks to avoid bank fees, she also gives a pep talk to fans about Hollywood Walk of Fame Stars: "I am ready to help each and every star project. I've already offered assistance to the Nimoy group, and was active in helping raise some Takei funds in Australia; anyone else who wishes to make a Star Trek actor or actress feel great by proposing a Walk of Fame star for him or her has my fullest approval! I'll certainly, without prejudice, help any group which wants to try this. Just let me know what I can do.") (5)
*Tail-end Charlie... yet again! by Kate Lach (essay about fans in the UK having to wait over four months longer than Americans to see The Search for Spock) (7)
*An Evening at the Theatre with George Takei by Jill Wells (attending the 1976 Star Trek Lives! and being offered the opportunity to see the play "Pacific Overtures" in New York City with Takei, sharing a cab with David Gerrold) (9)
*Solara Steps Out -- Or Bits & Pieces of EmpathicCon, con report by Wendy Wooten (see that page) (9)
*Recollections by Miri Rana (short descriptions of meeting Takei at The British Star Trek Convention 1974, Terracon 1977, and Aucon 1981) (12)
*Marian's Page: Entertaining Japanese Style (recipe for "Sukiyaki Japanese") (13)
*Hobby Time: Touring by Bicycle by John Wilson (14)
* Not a Hobby: Part two: The Little Old Lady by J.H. (second part of humorous article about being an airline stewardess) (15)
*Star Trek in Italy, article by Anna Maria Avolio ("We had to wait 14 years for Star Trek to reach Italy!", includes a mention of the first Italian Star Trek fan club, formed in 1982, called Star Trek Italia.) (17)
*George Takei at RoVaCon (Oct.15-16, 1983, Roanoke, VA, USA) (reprinted from Spotlight on Leonard Nimoy) (18)
*Notice Board (includes "CONCERNED TREKKERS AGAINST THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ENTERPRISE. Elaine Thomson asks: Can we save our ship? From various unconfirmed reports it would appear that the latest victim of the Hollywood mania for blowing things up is to be the Enterprise herself in ST3 "The Search for Spock". The release date is June 1st '84 in USA. It may therefore be too late for fans to do anything. Yes, especially since the movie was going to be released about a month later. But if we are to let Paramount know that enough is enough surely we must try. Write to Gary Nardino, Harve Bennett, Robert Sallin, & anyone else at Paramount who may have some influence. Politeness will achieve more than insults. If there is even the remotest chance of saving our ship, or at least making our displeasure known to those who would seem to care little for the basic concept of Star Trek, then isn't it worth the effort?") (19)
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Image:ghtjournal5-2.jpg|from issue #5 
 
==Issue 6==
G.H.T. Journal 6 was published in Aug/Sep 1984 and contains 20 pages.
From Ena's letter: 
From "Newslot," which contains MUCH info about Takei's professional activities: 
*Table of Contents (1)
*clipping about Takei running with the Olympic torch (un-numbered page), dated July 23, 1984
*Letter from Ena (2)
*Newslot (3)
*Tribute to a Trekker by Miri Rana (memorial essay about Doreen Ilines, a fan who'd recently passed away) (5)
*con report for Space Trek by Lynne Sheppard, see that page (6)
*a description of seeing The Search for Spock for the first time by Ena Glogowska (at the Plaza Cinema, Piccadilly Circus, where "The Search For Spock" had its first public showing in Britain at 1pm.) (6)
*Mr Sulu Says, poem by Pam Denman (7)
*Recollections: Meeting George Takei Down Under, by Susan Clarke (recollections of being the fan guest of honor and meeting Takei at AussieTrek in 1979, of having Takei over to her house for a big dinner, includes a recipe for "that voluptuous food -- pavlova" - "Living in Australia is often like being cut-off from the rest of the world when it comes to meeting the actors and actresses you most admire. The chances of seeing let alone meeting them "in the flesh" so to speak, become like crystallised moments that you cherish, hidden away. Sometimes you get to speak of those times so precious to you and then, more often, your friends to whom you invite have been there, done that many more times than you, that you become rather shy of sharing that time in case some less sensitive soul treads all over your memories. So, it's with very shaky hands I reveal mine.") (8)
*Marian's Page (storing and cooking with herbs) (11)
*Hobby Time: Knitting by Trina Howard (12)
* Not a Hobby: Sulu's Japan, the First Visit by JH (visiting Japan on an overnight layover: "the land of cherry blossoms and paper houses") (13)
* Not a Hobby: Star Trek in Scotland, article by Valerie Piacentini (15)
*Poems (16)
**Dear George by J. Roehlen
**Requiescat in Pace by Ena Glogowska
** The Needs of the One, not credited
*Standby, article by Geraldine Griffin ("The TV show Standby...Lights, Cameras, Action" which Leonard Nimoy presents has been shown on Central TV, but now seems to have moved on to other channels. As you know, George is a guest on one of these programmes, the one which deals with "Star Trek The Search For Spock." Whether we shall see this eventually remains to be seen. Meanwhile, thanks to the kindness of Geraldine Griffin, here is a guide as to what it is about.") (17)
*Birthday Greetings (18)
*Bransby Home of Rest for Horses (about this charity, includes a color photo of "Sulu the Shetland foal," the equine sponsored by club members) (19)
*Notice Board (20)
Image:ghtjournal6-1.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:ghtjournal6-2.jpg|from issue #6 
Image:ghtjournal6-3.jpg|from issue #6 
==Issue 7==
G.H.T. Journal 7 was published in Dec 1984/Jan 1985 and contains 24 pages.
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
G.H.T. Journal 11 was published in May 1985. It contains 24 pages. 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11 === 
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
==Issue 14==
G.H.T. Journal 14 contains 22 pages. While it has the date June 1987, it was not published until MUCH later (it has a description of the October 30, 1987 Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony for Takei). The editor wrote: "Apologies to members for the extreme lateness of this journal. There have been so many factors contributing to the delay that it would take another journal to list them. Arthritis in my neck and hand played its part."
The art is by by Ena Glogowska.
It centers around George Takei's visit to the Highland Games. There are several photos of him wearing a kilt.
 
*Letter from Ena (1)
*handwritten greetings from Takei (2)
*many black and white photocopied photos of Takei at the Games, photos of Takei with various G.H.T. fans (4)
*George Comes to Scotland to the Bearsden and Milngavie Highland Games, long description by Ena Glogowska (includes more photos) (9)
*various clippings (13)
*Newslot (14)
*Trekruise East - May 15-18, 1987, con report by Page Eileen Lewis (17)
*George Takei's Star Ceremony, October 30th, 1987, report by Amy Stevenson (18)
*Notice Board (20)
*Table of Contents (22)
==Issue 15==
G.H.T. Journal 15 was published December 1987 and contains 35 pages. 
From the editor: 
*A Word from George (handwritten letter by Takei)
*Letter from Ena by Ena Glogowska (1)
*Newslot (what Takei has been up to) (2)
*descriptions of Takei's August 13th '87 at Alton Towers visit, along with William Shatner and Richard Arnold, to Alton Towers to dedicate the new monorail (The Silver Ride), includes MANY photocopied photos of the event, as well as clippings from newspapers, many details about Takei's travel adventures and chaotic disasters to get there (3)
* candid photos taken at (Trek Cruise East, includes Takei in his foam lobster hat (22)
*candid photos taken at Sol III of guests and many fans, including Diane Marchant (25)
*some photos of fans at Midcon '87 (27)
* two reviews (by Lynne Collins and Ena Glogowska) of the audio version of the pro book, Strangers from the Sky (29)
*Table of Contents (31)
==Issue 16==
G.H.T. Journal 16 was published January 1988 and contains 25 pages. 
It is called "Journal 16 1988 No.1" and is the first issue to have the year and number simply used, rather than the month. 
From Ena, the editor: 
*there is information about Takei's nomination for a Grammy for narrating the cassette tape for Star Trek: The Voyage Home
*most of the information and essays, and reprinted ads and clippings, are about Takei's role in a pantomime, "Aladdin" (Hexagon Theatre, Reading, England) where he had the role of the genie; one highlight (at least for Trek fans) was that each performance was "a rousing chorus of "Star Trekkin'" led by George and Keith Chegwin." Chegwin portrayed the character, Wishy Washy. Another report lists this song as "Star Trekking Across the Universe."
*there is mention of George's planned sequel to his book, Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe (It is about a character named Hosato (George's middle name) who is a swashbuckling samaurian hero fighting killer robots). "The sequel to George's book is called "Stellar Flower, Savage Flower." Like "Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe," George co-authored with Robert Aspirin. The last I heard they're trying to buy the rights back from the publisher as it looked very much like the publisher might no publish for a long time. But here's hoping, one day soon, it would be nice to see it in print."
*there are four long reports by fans describing their experiences at the panto
Image:ghtjournal16-1.jpg|from #16, handwritten note by Takei
Image:ghtjournal16-2.jpg|from #16, photo 
Image:ghtjournal16-3.jpg|from #16, photo
===Issue 16: Descriptions of the Panto===
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
==Issue 17==
G.H.T. Journal 17 (#2)
==Issue 18==
G.H.T. Journal 18 (#3)
==Issue 19==
G.H.T. Journal 19 (#1) was published March 1989 and contains 33 pages.
The club now has 100 members.
There are some changes in leadership with the club. Margaret Bertram passed away January 18, 1989 and Marian Kennedy is discontinuing her long-running column on herbs as well as other club work. Coming on board in Anne Glogowska, who has been "approved" by Takei. 
From Ena: 
Poking the hive, and calling in a favor from fans: 
*Letter from Ena (1)
*handwritten letter by Takei, topic is his upcoming projects (2)
*Remembering Margaret Bertram by Ena Glogowska, see Margaret's page (4)
*Remembering Margaret Bertram by Marian Kennedy, see Margaret's page (this report also contains descriptions of when Margaret was a child living near Kaiserin Augusta Denkmal in Koblenz, and her interactions with Empress Augusta. If this is Augusta of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, then this doesn't add up, as that Empress died in 1890, making Margaret a whole lot older than 81 at her death. ) (6)
*Remembering Margaret Bertram by Richard Lowe, see Margaret's page (7)
*photos of Margaret (8)
*Farewell to Our Margaret by Mira Rana (9A)
*Grace Lee Whitney is requesting that fans do a letter campaign to have her included in the sixth Star Trek movie (9A)
*On Meeting George Takei by Marc Smith (socializing with Takei at Midcon 1984) (10A)
*Announcing the Royal World Charity Premiere (10)
* The Royal Premiere: Return from the River Kwai, long description and review by Ena Glogowska (11)
*Newslot (16)
*Clippings about Star Trek V (18)
*D.C. Trek, con report for the February 11, 1989 Creation Con in Washington D.C. by Page E. Lewis (22)
*Clippercon, con report by Page E. Lewis (23)
*Transcript by Lynne Collins (RETURN FROM THE RIVER KWAI. Cinema 2. 8th April 1989. Radio 2) (25)
*An American Adventure, a long detailed report about visiting California, by Freda Boydell ("If you had one chance in a lifetime to spend three weeks abroad anywhere you wanted, where would you choose? Where would any self-respecting Trek fan head for? Easy really — the United States of America!") (25)
*Birthday Greetings (31)
*Notice Board (32)
*Table of Contents (33)
Image:ghtjournal19-1.jpg|from issue #19 
Image:ghtjournal19-2.jpg|from issue #19 
Image:Ghtjournal19-3.jpg|from Issue #19 
==Issue 20==
G.H.T. Journal 20 (#2) was published in 1989 and contains 33 pages. 
It is not dated, but a clue to its dispersal date is a letter dated late August 1989. The editor apologizes for the lateness of the issue: 
Some things for raffles: 
*Letter from Ena (her convention attendance is slowing down due to economics, she announces a raffle to raise funds for the club) (1)
*a long, handwritten description by Takei of a recent SeaTrek (2)
*a con report for the 1989 Sol III by Miri Rana, see that page (8)
*"OPEN AIR" May 1st 1989. BBCl. Broadcast live from Sol 3 1989. Transcript by Emily Carding (10)
*many candid photos taken at Sol III (costumed fans, cakes, clowning around) (12)
* two photos taken at the June 1988 Space Trek (18)
*Dreamwerks Convention, con report by Page Lewis (19)
*clipping plus info about the Los Angeles Marathon, by Brad Altman (20)
* con report for 1989 Sol 3 by Ena Glogowska (22)
*Thanks to Nick, a thank you to Nick Farey for giving some UK fan club members free tickets to the premiere of Star Trek: The Final Frontier, a long description of that outing, a review of the movie by Ena Glogowska (25)
*Birthday List (26)
*Notice Board (mostly about Bjo Trimble's move to Texas) (27)
*Newslot (news, Takei's 1989 con appearances) (28)
*a full financial report for the 1989 Sol III, see that page (29)
*raffle for a "Return from the River Kwai" video, an official letter from the movie's publicity director (30)
*Table of Contents (31)
File:Ghtjournal20-1.jpg|from issue #20, photos from l III]], Br, Brad Altman (later Takei's husband), Sheila, Ena, Goerge, Richard Arnold, and Anne
File:Ghtjournal20-2.jpg|from issue #20, photos taken by Brad Altman
File:Ghtjournal20-one.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
File:Ghtjournal20-two.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
File:Ghtjournal20-three.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
File:Ghtjournal20-4.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
File:Ghtjournal20-5.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
File:Ghtjournal20-6.jpg|George Takei's SeaTrek convention report
==Issue 21==
G.H.T. Journal 21 (#3)
==Issue 22==
G.H.T. Journal 22 (#1)
==Issue 23==
G.H.T. Journal 23 (#2)
==Issue 24==
G.H.T. Journal 24 (#3) was published (December?) 1990 and contains 32 pages.
From the long Transpacific clipping: 
*Letter from Ena
*many, many clippings, playbills about "The Wash" (Manhattan Theatre Club)
*a short blurb about club penfriends ("The Penfriend list is intended for members of "GHT" George Takei's Official World., -wide Fan Club only. It is for members' personal use. One list is the norm per member. If another is required for sane reason, or an up-dated list requested, a small charge may be made to help cover costs. "G.H.T." George Takei's Official Worldwide Fan Club does not accept responsibility for the outcome of any correspondence. Lists are sent out in good faith. Unless specifically requested, your name, address, interests and any other relevant details will be added to the list if you ask for one,thus giving all interested members a greater choice of penfriends.")
*a short description of gophering, specifically at Frontiers '90 Convention at Blackpool in May, by Sheila Cornall
*a con report by Ena Glogowska for Midcon 1990, see that page
*a very extensive clipping from Transpacific from May/June 1990 takes up about half of this zine, topic is Takei, "Blood Oath," his relationship to fandom, experiences in Japanese internment camps, his acting career, and much more
==Issue 36==
G.H.T. Journal 36 (#3) was published in 1994.
==References==
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s