Oyez, oyez! 

 

Here are the activities known to be happening in Ayreton this week.  Please let me know if there are any additions or changes to the Arts Martial activities.

YOUTH BOFFER

The next few Youth Boffer dates are:

Dec: 3rd and 17th

Location:  Hope Presbyterian Church in Wheaton. 
1771 S Wiesbrook Rd
Wheaton, IL

The church is just northeast of Wheaton-Warrenville South High School.  Find your best route to Butterfield Rd. (56).  Weisbrook is between Danada Square Shopping Center and Blackwell Forrest Preserve.  Weisbrook goes north (the street is called Herrick going south towards Naperville).  Just as you pass the north side of the high school campus, the church up on a hill to your right.  ***You must turn on Durfee Rd. to get to the driveway.  Parking is behind the church.   

Acelina is the marshall in charge. djc137@...
Anna has the key.  KCMalone3@aol.com

If you are interested, contact Mark, mark@mjspieglan.com or Anna for an invite to the boffer group  for monthly reminders and other youth boffer information. 

SUNDAY PRACTICES

AYRETON FIGHTER PRACTICE 

The Province of Tree Girt Sea, Shire of Grey Gargoyles, Shire of Rokkhealdon, and Shire of Vanished Woods all officially practice at the Grey Gargoyles site every Sunday of the month. 

This practice is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. every Sunday.  By about 2 p.m. there are other people to play with almost always.

 

NOTE:

Sunday, December 2^nd Ayreton fighter practice at University of Chicago , Ida Noyes Hall,  to have Sir William of Fairhaven teaching various classes.   Also, this is the last practice of the year (school closes down for holiday break) so we will be going out to dinner afterwards at Medici’s on 57^th street .  All are welcome to join us, fighter or no.

Directions to the Grey Gargoyles Site

Be warned that the Dan Ryan (90/94) is subject to construction.  You may wish to take an alternate route.  Alternate directions can be found at: 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ayreton/message/14

Please be aware that if you do take Lake Shore Drive as your alternate route Class "B" License Plates are NOT allowed on Lake Shore Drive.
   
  Ida Noyes Hall - 59th St. and Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, IL 60637

- Find the best route to I-90/I-94 in South Chicago. Take I-90/I-90 and exit
at Garfield Blvd. (55th St.)

- Turn east immediately (first light) and proceed past 5 stoplights.

- Cross Martin Luther King drive and enter park.

- At the Y in the road go right. This will lead you onto the Midway Plaisance (59th St.)

- Go to Woodlawn Avenue, Turn left and park. Ida Noyes Hall is on the northeast corner of Woodlawn and Midway. See map for details
   
  Map Link   
http://grey-gargoyles.uchicago.edu/calendar/#IDANOYES

TUESDAY PRACTICES

FOXVALE FIGHTHER PRACTICE/A&S NIGHT

Please confirm with the Foxvale folk on this practice and its location.

THIEVES OF HEARTS PRACTICE

 

The Thieves of Hearts practice is open to everyone.  Newcomers are welcome, and there is loaner gear available for fencers.  Heavy fighters and Rapier fighters both attend this practice.  All levels of skill are welcomed and wanted.  Rapier and aspiring rapier practitioners will find group as well as one on one instructions in rapier combat for both singles and melee.

 

Practices are held Tuesday evenings 6:30p to 9p at the Glenbrook North High School.  Address: 2300 Shermer Road, Northbrook, IL

 

NOTE: For this week's Thieves of Hearts practice, Ian will be attempting to run the Gauntlet.  Rapier folks are asked to come in their best armor/garb and all who
are willing may come and witness his attempt.

 

Directions to the Thieves of Hearts Practice, including a very useful and helpful overhead map can be found at: http://thieves.ayreton.org/

 

Text Directions are:

 

- Best way to I - 294 to Willow Road Exit.

 

- Exit Willow Road to the East.  Follow to Shermer.

 

- Turn Left onto Shermer road.  Follow Shermer 4 blocks to the last driveway into the

  school and turn left.

 

- Go past the stop sign, turn left into the next parking lot and then turn right behind the

   tennis courts.  The parking lot will be on your left.  Look for the propped open door.

 

WEDNESDAY PRACTICES

AYRETON ARCHERY PRACTICE

The combined Tree-Girt-Sea / Grey Gargoyles weekly practice is every Wednesday.  Everyone is welcome -- please come out!

Date: Every Wednesday unless specified. 
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

7240 West Madison
Forest Park, Illinois 60130
Range Phone: 708 366 4864

$8.00 / hr range fee. $0.50 per target.
$12 for rental gear.
http://www.archerycustomshop.com/ 

All are welcome!

This is an e-mail announcement from the Ayreton Towne Cryer. If you wish to have an activity, demo, event or other type of SCA get together announced feel free to contact me and request an announcement be made. After all the more people playing nice together, the more fun it is for everyone! Corrections can also be made but only if you help me find them.

The Cryer can be contacted at AyretonTowneCryer@yahoo.com

If you wish to be taken off of the announcement please send an e-mail to the AyretonTowneCryer@yahoo.com and put in the body that you are requesting to be removed from the announcement list.

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Yes, anyone may attend.  They may even practice off to the side.
They may watch the gauntlet if they desire.

Where the confusion may lay is that while anyone may attend the
practice, and anyone may watch, Only those who have successfully run
the Gauntlet may participate in the Gauntlet along with the poor sap
who is running the Gauntlet.

Ian

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, kevin purtrell <krpurtell@...> wrote:
>
> For future reference, when Thieves of Hearts inducts someone, may
other
>   rapier fighters attend? I've heard things both ways and I can't
be the only person confused.
>
>   Kevin Ambrozijwski
>
> Ayreton Towne Cryer <ayretontownecryer@...> wrote:
>             Oyez, oyez!
>
>   Here are the activities known to be happening in Ayreton this
week.  Please let me know if there are any additions or changes to
the Arts Martial activities.
>
>   YOUTH BOFFER
>
>   The next few Youth Boffer dates are:
>
>   Dec: 3rd and 17th
>
> Location:  Hope Presbyterian Church in Wheaton.
> 1771 S Wiesbrook Rd
> Wheaton, IL
>
> The church is just northeast of Wheaton-Warrenville South High
School.  Find your best route to Butterfield Rd. (56).  Weisbrook is
between Danada Square Shopping Center and Blackwell Forrest
Preserve.  Weisbrook goes north (the street is called Herrick going
south towards Naperville).  Just as you pass the north side of the
high school campus, the church up on a hill to your right.  ***You
must turn on Durfee Rd. to get to the driveway.  Parking is behind
the church.
>
> Acelina is the marshall in charge. djc137@...
> Anna has the key.  KCMalone3@...
>
> If you are interested, contact Mark, mark@... or Anna for an
invite to the boffer group  for monthly reminders and other youth
boffer information.
>
>
>
>   SUNDAY PRACTICES
>
>   AYRETON FIGHTER PRACTICE
>   The Province of Tree Girt Sea, Shire of Grey Gargoyles, Shire of
Rokkhealdon, and Shire of Vanished Woods all officially practice at
the Grey Gargoyles site every Sunday of the month.
>
>   This practice is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. every Sunday.  By
about 2 p.m. there are other people to play with almost always.
>
>   NOTE:
>   Sunday, December 2nd Ayreton fighter practice at University of
Chicago , Ida Noyes Hall,  to have Sir William of Fairhaven teaching
various classes.   Also, this is the last practice of the year
(school closes down for holiday break) so we will be going out to
dinner afterwards at Medici's on 57th street .  All are welcome to
join us, fighter or no.
>
>   Directions to the Grey Gargoyles Site
>
>   Be warned that the Dan Ryan (90/94) is subject to construction.
You may wish to take an alternate route.  Alternate directions can
be found at:
>
>   http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ayreton/message/14
>
>   Please be aware that if you do take Lake Shore Drive as your
alternate route Class "B" License Plates are NOT allowed on Lake
Shore Drive.
>
>   Ida Noyes Hall - 59th St. and Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, IL 60637
>
>   - Find the best route to I-90/I-94 in South Chicago. Take I-90/I-
90 and exit
> at Garfield Blvd. (55th St.)
>   - Turn east immediately (first light) and proceed past 5
stoplights.
>   - Cross Martin Luther King drive and enter park.
>   - At the Y in the road go right. This will lead you onto the
Midway Plaisance (59th St.)
>   - Go to Woodlawn Avenue, Turn left and park. Ida Noyes Hall is
on the northeast corner of Woodlawn and Midway. See map for details
>
>   Map Link
> http://grey-gargoyles.uchicago.edu/calendar/#IDANOYES
>
>
>   TUESDAY PRACTICES
>
>   FOXVALE FIGHTHER PRACTICE/A&S NIGHT
>
>   Please confirm with the Foxvale folk on this practice and its
location.
>
>   THIEVES OF HEARTS PRACTICE
>
>     The Thieves of Hearts practice is open to everyone.  Newcomers
are welcome, and there is loaner gear available for fencers.  Heavy
fighters and Rapier fighters both attend this practice.  All levels
of skill are welcomed and wanted.  Rapier and aspiring rapier
practitioners will find group as well as one on one instructions in
rapier combat for both singles and melee.
>
>   Practices are held Tuesday evenings 6:30p to 9p at the Glenbrook
North High School.  Address: 2300 Shermer Road, Northbrook, IL
>
>   NOTE: For this week's Thieves of Hearts practice, Ian will be
attempting to run the Gauntlet.  Rapier folks are asked to come in
their best armor/garb and all who
> are willing may come and witness his attempt.
>
>   Directions to the Thieves of Hearts Practice, including a very
useful and helpful overhead map can be found at:
http://thieves.ayreton.org/
>
>   Text Directions are:
>
>     - Best way to I - 294 to Willow Road Exit.
>
>   - Exit Willow Road to the East.  Follow to Shermer.
>
>   - Turn Left onto Shermer road.  Follow Shermer 4 blocks to the
last driveway into the
>     school and turn left.
>
>   - Go past the stop sign, turn left into the next parking lot and
then turn right behind the
>      tennis courts.  The parking lot will be on your left.  Look
for the propped open door.
>
>
>
>
>   WEDNESDAY PRACTICES
>
>   AYRETON ARCHERY PRACTICE
>
>   The combined Tree-Girt-Sea / Grey Gargoyles weekly practice is
every Wednesday.  Everyone is welcome -- please come out!
>
>   Date: Every Wednesday unless specified.
> Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
>
> 7240 West Madison
> Forest Park, Illinois 60130
> Range Phone: 708 366 4864
>   $8.00 / hr range fee. $0.50 per target.
> $12 for rental gear.
> http://www.archerycustomshop.com/
>
>   All are welcome!
>
>
>
>
> This is an e-mail announcement from the Ayreton Towne Cryer. If
you wish to have an activity, demo, event or other type of SCA get
together announced feel free to contact me and request an
announcement be made. After all the more people playing nice
together, the more fun it is for everyone! Corrections can also be
made but only if you help me find them.
>
> The Cryer can be contacted at AyretonTowneCryer@...
>
> If you wish to be taken off of the announcement please send an e-
mail to the AyretonTowneCryer@... and put in the body that you are
requesting to be removed from the announcement list.
> ---------------------------------
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>
>
>
>
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>

I just double checked.  You did.  Kevie's e-mail must have been caught
in Yahoo! Groups limbo for awhile and just now popped out.

Ian

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, Jen Small <jenrsmall@...> wrote:
>
> Oops, I thought I took out the "special note"!  Sorry folks.

Greetings!

The Province of Tree-Girt-Sea presents our Annual Twelfth Night
Celebration! Join us January 26th, 2008 in celebrating the season and
the traditions that make this time!

**Online registration now available**
Pre-registration by credit card now available at
www.acceps.ansteorra.org.
The new and easy/secure way to pre-reg for events!

Our theme is the Seven Deadly Sins – so expect some examination of
them along with ways that we can combat them and embrace the virtues.

Activities include:

* Medieval Hogwarts
* Youth boffer Warlord tourney sponsored by some of the Ladies of the
Rose
* Classes on the Vices / Virtues
* Bardic Challenge Tourney based on the Vices
* Musical performances themed with the vices
* Silent Auction
* Merchants
* Afternoon Luncheon
* Feast
* Fun and Friends!

Location:

Irish American Heritage Center about seven miles North of downtown
Chicago at 4626 North Knox Avenue, Chicago, IL 60630.

Site opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 10:30 p.m.  Site is dry; bar
will open in the afternoon.  No pets, assistance animals only.

Fees:

Site: Adults are $8 before 1/1/8 and they are $10 the day of the
event. Children from 6 – 12 are $5. Children under 6 are free. Family
cap is $26 for pre-registered and $30 the day of the event. A $3 non-
member surcharge applies to anyone without proof of membership which
is not included in the family cap.

Feast: Adults are $10. Reservations are limited.

Pre-registration encouraged by check or credit card. For checks mail
to: Julia Needlman, 1027 Marshfield, Chicago, IL  60622 Please make
checks payable to Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc./ Province of
Tree-Girt-Sea.

Contacts:

General questions or need more help? Contact the Event Stewards: Lady
Phebe Bonadeci  (PJ Reaney) – reaneypj@... and Sir Kilian
Fendrich (Mike Pastrick)

Want to merchant? Space Limited – for information and reservations,
contact Lady Nadezda ZeZastrizl mka Merril Miller at 847-902-2961 or
nadezda_z@....

Questions about the feast? Contact Patricia de Lyon (Patricia
Huffstutter) pj_huffstutter@... and Jale Bint Amar, (Wendy
Pastrick) trybl_dance@...

Need crash space? Contact our Crash Space Coordinator: Robyyan Torr
d'Elandris (Dennis R. Sherman) rtesca-crashspace@....

Want more information on the bardic? Contact Bardic Coordinator:
Genevieve d'Avignon lady_phoenix921@....

More information, details, and updates are available at:
www.treegirtsea.com/12thnight.html

Updates will also be listed on the email lists and information will
be printed in the Pale.

FORWARDED FROM ANOTHER LIST

Posted by: "Sir Ix" ix@...   aztec250130
Thu Dec 13, 2007 7:39 am (PST)
There has been some confusion over the need for feast gear at Bardic
Madness. The answer is that eveyone does need to bring their own
feast gear. The catering service is bringing us the food and
Lochmorrow is serving it like a normal feast. Please pass this on to
anyone you know is feasting.

--
Sir Ixtilixochitl
Middle Kingdom - http://www.midrealm .org
Midlands - http://www.themidla nds.org
House Terrae Finis - http://www.terraefi nis.org
March of Lochmorrow - http://www.lochmorr ow.org
KSCA, OP

(Bo Ring - TriLutions - http://www.galesbur g.net)

Please feel free to cross post this message to all
local group lists :)

Greetings good gentles:

A project is in the works for Ayreton to replenish the
stocks of Award Scroll Carriers as a gift to the Crown
and the office of the Signet.

A date will be announced later as to when a date and
location is planned to assemble the scroll carries.
All Ayreton groups are invited to participate.  We
would like to present the completed cases to their
Majesties at the Ayreton Town Carnivale.

Here is how we need your help:  We are in the midst of
the season where shipping cartons and large boxed
presents are in abundance.  Please begin saving
cardboard boxes or cut panels from boxes larger than
9x12.

To complete the carriers, we will also need donations
of fabric of any kind, (large scraps OK), and thin
scrap ribbon and elastic.  Tentatively, donations will
be collected at Tree-Girt-Sea's 12th night, or contact
me for other arrangements.

Again, thank you for saving your cardboard, and watch
for future announcements regarding the scroll case
making day.

Sincerely,

THL Jocelyn of Lutterworth

vrayhill@...




      
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The bloc of rooms for maidens will be closed on 19 December. After
then, rooms will be at their regular prices.

For more details, see http://www.advancenet.net/folo/Maidens35.htm

And we're still looking for a volunteer to lifeguard at the midnight
swim. If you have a lifeguard certification, are planning to attend
and want to help out, let me know!

Cheers, Folo

As of today, the bloc of rooms set aside for the SCA at Maidens is
closing; rooms reserved after today will be at the regular rate.

I am also working on directional signs for the hotel. If you have any
further suggestions or problems from reading those of last year,
please let me know privately so that they may be seen to. thanks very much!

Further information at http://www.advancenet.net/folo/Maidens35.htm
we hope to have a beginning schedule up soon.

Cheers, Folo

Forwarded by request.
-------------------------------------------
From: Ayreton@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Ayreton@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Vickie Rayhill
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 1:49 PM
To: Ayreton@yahoogroups.com; Rokkehealden_Scribal_Group@yahoogroups.com;
SCA-Tree-Girt-Sea@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Ayreton] Award Scroll Case Supplies Needed

Please feel free to cross post this message to all
local group lists :)

Greetings good gentles:

A project is in the works for Ayreton to replenish the
stocks of Award Scroll Carriers as a gift to the Crown
and the office of the Signet.

A date will be announced later as to when a date and
location is planned to assemble the scroll carries.
All Ayreton groups are invited to participate. We
would like to present the completed cases to their
Majesties at the Ayreton Town Carnivale.

Here is how we need your help: We are in the midst of
the season where shipping cartons and large boxed
presents are in abundance. Please begin saving
cardboard boxes or cut panels from boxes larger than
9x12.

To complete the carriers, we will also need donations
of fabric of any kind, (large scraps OK), and thin
scrap ribbon and elastic. Tentatively, donations will
be collected at Tree-Girt-Sea's 12th night, or contact
me for other arrangements.

Again, thank you for saving your cardboard, and watch
for future announcements regarding the scroll case
making day.

Sincerely,

THL Jocelyn of Lutterworth


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I found this sage list of holiday eating tips in my inbox, and its wisdom is too great not to share with all of you. 

Have a Safe and Happy Holiday

Hizzoner 

-------------- Forwarded Message: --------------
From: Steve Sheets <magesteve@...>
To: Steve Sheets <magesteve@...>
Subject: Seasons Greetings & Holiday Eating Tips
Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2007 02:30:55 +0000

Holiday Eating Tips


1.   Avoid carrot sticks. Anyone who puts carrots on a holiday buffet table knows nothing of the Christmas spirit.  In fact, if you see carrots, leave immediately.   Go next door, where they're serving rum balls.

2. Drink as much eggnog as you can. And quickly.   It's rare.  You can't find it any other time of year but now. So drink up! Who cares that it has 10,000 calories in every sip? It's not as if you're going to turn into an eggnog-alcoholic or something. It's a treat. Enjoy it.  Have one for me. Have two.  It's later than yo u think. It's Christmas!


3. If something comes with gravy, use it. That's the whole point of gravy.  Gravy does not stand alone. Pour it on. Make a volcano out of your mashed potatoes. Fill it with gravy. Eat the volcano. Repeat.


4. As for mashed potatoes, always ask if they're made with skim milk or whole milk. If it's skim, pass. Why bother? It's like buying a sports car with an automatic transmission.


5. Do not have a snack before going to a party in an effort to control your eating. The whole point of going to a Christmas party is to eat other people's food for free. Lots of it. Hello?


6. Under no circumstances should you exercise between now and New Year's.  You can do that in January when you have nothing else to do. This is the time for long naps, which you'll need after circling the buffet table while carrying a 10-pound plate of food and that vat of eggnog.


7. If you come across something really good at a buf fet table, like frosted Christmas cookies in the shape and size of Santa, position you near them and don't budge. Have as many as you can before becoming the center of attention. They're like a beautiful pair of shoes. If you leave them behind, you're never going to see them again.


8. Same for pies-Apple-Pumpkin-Mincemeat, have a slice of each. Or if you don't like mincemeat, have two apples and one pumpkin. Always have three.   When else do you get to have more than one dessert?  Labor Day?


9. Did someone mention fruitcake? Granted, it's loaded with the mandatory celebratory calories, but avoid it at all cost... I mean, have some standards.


10. One final tip: If you don't feel terrible when you leave the party or get up from the table, you haven't been paying attention. Re-read tips; start over, but hurry, January is just around the corner. Remember this motto to live by:

"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, Glass of wine in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"


Have a great holiday season!

-----------------

Thanks to Ellen for this wonderful culinary holiday thought.

Enjoy!

Steve

Would it be possible for us to include A&S as part of the upcoming
Ayreton event?
Just thought, since there's plenty of space, as was proven last year.
And it provides a built in draw for the event.

-Nadezda

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, mary kearney <thebaronessmor@...>
wrote:
>
> Greetings to the Midlands,
>
>   I am in desperate need of bids for the Midlands Regional A&S.
This can be held any time before Kingdom A&S which is May 24.  I am
sorry for the lateness of this request, but real life intruded.
>
>   The host group needs to provide the site, needed tables, Troll
staff, etc as for any Event.  The A&S folks (myself, the Kingdom
officer, etc) will have the A&S paperwork, Judges, etc.  Cooking
facilities for cooking entries and the ability to have alcohol on
site ( or a close alternative site with transportation provided) for
brewing entries, either a large room with lots of tables for the A&S
entries, or several smaller rooms, a populace room, and a Talley room
are some of the things needed. Specific needs can be found in the A&S
Handbook, Chapter 11, found on the Kingdom A&S page.
>
>   Please contact me if you have questions.  The Bids need to come
to me and I then send them on to Kingdom.  I would very much like the
Event to not conflict with any of the other Regional A&S Events, RUM
(3/29) or Spring Coronation or Gulf Wars, but I understand that at
this late date we need to deal with what dates/sites are available.
>
>   Thank you, everyone for helping with this, and again, I'm sorry
this is so late a request.
>
>   Baroness Mor, Midlands Regional A&S Officer
>   thebaronessmor@...
>
>   mka Mary Kearney
>   217-433-8307
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.
Try it now.
>

It's a high school with a very strict no alcohol policy.

  -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "nadezda_zezastrizl" <nadezda_z@...>
> Would it be possible for us to include A&S as part of the upcoming
> Ayreton event?
> Just thought, since there's plenty of space, as was proven last year.
> And it provides a built in draw for the event.
>
> -Nadezda
>

Would it be possible for us to include A&S as part of the upcoming
Ayreton event?
Just thought, since there's plenty of space, as was proven last year.
And it provides a built in draw for the event.

-Nadezda

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, mary kearney <thebaronessmor@...>
wrote:
>
> Greetings to the Midlands,
>
> I am in desperate need of bids for the Midlands Regional A&S.
This can be held any time before Kingdom A&S which is May 24. I am
sorry for the lateness of this request, but real life intruded.
>
> The host group needs to provide the site, needed tables, Troll
staff, etc as for any Event. The A&S folks (myself, the Kingdom
officer, etc) will have the A&S paperwork, Judges, etc. Cooking
facilities for cooking entries and the ability to have alcohol on
site ( or a close alternative site with transportation provided) for
brewing entries, either a large room with lots of tables for the A&S
entries, or several smaller rooms, a populace room, and a Talley room
are some of the things needed. Specific needs can be found in the A&S
Handbook, Chapter 11, found on the Kingdom A&S page.
>
> Please contact me if you have questions. The Bids need to come
to me and I then send them on to Kingdom. I would very much like the
Event to not conflict with any of the other Regional A&S Events, RUM
(3/29) or Spring Coronation or Gulf Wars, but I understand that at
this late date we need to deal with what dates/sites are available.
>
> Thank you, everyone for helping with this, and again, I'm sorry
this is so late a request.
>
> Baroness Mor, Midlands Regional A&S Officer
> thebaronessmor@...
>
> mka Mary Kearney
> 217-433-8307
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile.
Try it now.
>

At the first Ayreton Carnival we certainly did go off site for
brewing entries in the A&S competition.  I believe it would be up to
the A&S folks but I see few reasons not to be accommodating in this
regard.  Every site has its limitations and we are very creative
folks.

Ian the Green, AoA

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, mandy lemke <seaprincess527@...>
wrote:
>
> would we be able to go someplace close by for the brewing entries?
>   francesca
>
> nadezda_zezastrizl <nadezda_z@...> wrote:
>           Would it be possible for us to include A&S as part of
the upcoming
> Ayreton event?
> Just thought, since there's plenty of space, as was proven last
year.
> And it provides a built in draw for the event.
>
> -Nadezda
>
> --- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, mary kearney <thebaronessmor@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings to the Midlands,
> >
> > I am in desperate need of bids for the Midlands Regional A&S.
> This can be held any time before Kingdom A&S which is May 24. I am
> sorry for the lateness of this request, but real life intruded.
> >
> > The host group needs to provide the site, needed tables, Troll
> staff, etc as for any Event. The A&S folks (myself, the Kingdom
> officer, etc) will have the A&S paperwork, Judges, etc. Cooking
> facilities for cooking entries and the ability to have alcohol on
> site ( or a close alternative site with transportation provided)
for
> brewing entries, either a large room with lots of tables for the
A&S
> entries, or several smaller rooms, a populace room, and a Talley
room
> are some of the things needed. Specific needs can be found in the
A&S
> Handbook, Chapter 11, found on the Kingdom A&S page.
> >
> > Please contact me if you have questions. The Bids need to come
> to me and I then send them on to Kingdom. I would very much like
the
> Event to not conflict with any of the other Regional A&S Events,
RUM
> (3/29) or Spring Coronation or Gulf Wars, but I understand that at
> this late date we need to deal with what dates/sites are available.
> >
> > Thank you, everyone for helping with this, and again, I'm sorry
> this is so late a request.
> >
> > Baroness Mor, Midlands Regional A&S Officer
> > thebaronessmor@
> >
> > mka Mary Kearney
> > 217-433-8307
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
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Mobile.
> Try it now.
> >
>

The bloc of rooms reserved for Maidens will be kept open for another
week, and rooms may be reserved at the SCA rates for a little while
more. To make reservations, go to
<http://www.advancenet.net/folo/www.historiclincolnhotel.com>www.historiclincoln\
hotel.com
or call 217.384.8800.

Emails to groups in Illinois and Indiana went out today. If your
group did not receive one, if it should be sent to an address not in
the seneschallorum or if you want to receive one, please let me know
off line. Print flyers were sent to the three groups in Indiana who
do not list email addies for their seneschals, and print copies will
be sent for an sase.

Cheers, Folo

I believe a local group would need to contact our regional A&S
Minister to make this happen.

Baroness Mor, Midlands Regional A&S Officer
thebaronessmor@...

mka Mary Kearney
217-433-8307

Ian the Green, AoA

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, "jay sabath" <LordJohannes@...>
wrote:
>
> Greetings,
> As the event stewart I do not have a problem with the Ayreton
Carnival event
> being the Midlands Regional A&S.
>
> --
> Lord Johannes Machiavelli
> Shire of Rokkehealden
> Kingdom of the Middle
>

Greetings,
 
Is there a Heraldry Night this Sunday? I was curious, and I'm not sure if it was cancelled this month due to the holidays.
 
Thanks.


In Service,

-Wolfram von Waldersbach
"Voca me cum benedictis" 
Archery Marshal of the Shire of the Grey Gargoyles
Autocrat - Stone Dog Inn V

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