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FROM THE TOWER April A.S. L PAGE 1
From The Tower
Barony of Southron Gaard
April A.S. L (2016 C.E.)
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Chronic Rumblings
Welcome to another From The Tower.
I would love to see your stuff in FTT – photographs*, original
artwork, reviews, articles, poems, recipes etc. Please send your
contributions to the [email protected] email address by
the 25th of each month. I prefer text documents (.docx, .doc, .rtf
etc) where I can easily copy the text rather than PDFs.
Yours, in service to Southron Gaard,
Eleanora
* Please ensure that you have permission to publish the
photographs of anyone identifiable in your photos.
This is the April 2016 issue of From the Tower, a publication of the Barony of Southron Gaard of the Society for Creative Anachronism New Zealand, Inc. (SCANZ, Inc.). From the Tower is only available online on the Southron Gaard website at http://sg.lochac.sca.org/docs/ftt/. It is not a corporate publication of SCANZ, Inc., and does not delineate SCANZ, Inc. policies.
Inside this issue
Chronic Ramblings 2
Their Excellencies Speak 3
Seneschal’s Comments 4
From the Officers 4
Vacancies 4
February Minutes 8
March Minutes 12
Regnum 16
Other Groups’ Contacts 16
SCANZ membership & form 17-18
What’s On
Baronial Anniversary & Tapestry Tour
5
Calendars 14 - 15
Special features
Heorot Bake-in 7
Credits for this issue:
Cover Art: 1st Baronial Investiture from above, 23 March 1996, author unknown – scanned from the cover of Sigurd and Eleanora’s gift album. First Baronial Championship, 1996: Simone Hindin.
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Kingdom of Lochac King Gilbert and Queen Bethany
Please send award recommendations to [email protected] with a courtesy copy to B&[email protected]
Additional information can be found on the Kingdom website: www.lochac.sca.org
Their Excellencies Speak
Greetings all,
20 years ago today, as We write this, the Shire of Southron Gaard became a Barony. The Baronial Investiture
was held at the Great Hall in the Arts Centre, following a tournament and Arts and Sciences display at
Abberley Park, and a pot-luck revel the night before. The Great Hall was a fantastic venue for John and
Ceinwen, King and Queen of Caid, to recognise what the people of Southron Gaard had achieved and to
elevate Sigurd and Eleanora to be the founding Baron and Baroness.
We hope that you will all be able to join us as we celebrate Southron Gaard's 20th Anniversary, as well as the
50th year of the Society - commemorated in the Known World Tapestry, which will be there thanks to the
efforts of Mistress katherine kerr. We have recently been enjoying looking through old photograph albums,
and the relics of the Barony, to find things for displaying at the 20:50 event, and would ask that if you have
anything suitably historic, you bring it along too. It's good to reflect on our own history as well as that of the
many times and places that we study, after all.
Alongside our history, it is good to look to the future, and thus we look forward to reading the letters of
intent, and witnessing the tourneys that select our new Champions. The list of those that have previously held
those positions can be found at http://sg.sca.org.nz/barony/champions.shtml, and so can some examples of
past letters, if you're unsure of how to go about composing your own.
We also look forward to recognizing the many and varied contributions of our populace to the barony. Thus
We request that you let us know of any who inspire you in the arts, who are unfailingly courteous, or whose
service to the barony you feel may have been overlooked.
Along with Baronial Anniversary, this month will also see the first of the Baronial Open Homes - as
previously noted, these are informal, ungarbed occasions and a chance to work on projects, or get help for
them when you're stuck, talk plans, watch a movie, share a potluck meal, or just hang out at Our homes. We
aim to have these about every six weeks, alternating between our houses, starting at Ginevra's on the 3rd of
April.
In Service to the Crown,
Richard and Ginevra
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From the Officers
Seneschal’s Comments
Greetings good gentles all,
I hope everyone's feeling as excited about the society as I am, because we're a volunteer
organisation, and we need your enthusiasm for the good of us all. New additional positions we need to staff
include:
Arts and Sciences Officer
Chatelaine
To me, these are two of the most important positions possible. Arts and Sciences are a big part of what
makes the SCA great, I always love seeing people's great things, and learning about how they were made. And
of course the Chatelaine helps us greet more people.
And of course, we're always happy to hear from potential stewards, cooks, or teachers of any of the various
skills that make up the middle ages as they should have been (whether that be practical, theoretical, or
martial). If you'd like to apply for these positions, or have any other ways you'd like to share your enthusiasm,
please get in touch.
Yours in Service,
Maximilian von Monsterberg.
Vacancies
If you are interested in a role please review the job outline at
http://sg.lochac.sca.org/docs/OfficerDescriptions.doc Please note that all officers must be SCA members.
Chatelaine
The Barony needs you! Our current Chatelaine, Sir Philippe, is finishing his term.
If you would like to share your enthusiasm with the public, and welcome new people to the world of the Laurel
Kingdoms, then I would love to hear from you to be our next Chatelaine.
Applications close on Wednesday the 13th of April. Email your application to: [email protected] with
copies to [email protected] & [email protected].
Arts and Sciences
We're seeking a new A&S officer. Excited about Arts and Sciences? Want to encourage more of it, or make it
happen differently in the Barony? Please feel free to discuss the role with Agnes, it doesn't actually involve running
classes every week.
Applications close Wednesday the 13th of April. Email your application to: [email protected] with
copies to [email protected] & [email protected].
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Celebrate Southron Gaard's
20th Baronial Anniversary
&
The AS50 Known World Tapestry Tour
Go to http://sg.lochac.sca.org/events/KWT/2050.htm for the full details, transport options etc.
Friday April 8: 6-10pm
Come along to the Hermitage for a casual non-garbed social gathering, bring a plate or a bottle if you like
74 Augusta St, Redcliffs (please park on the road)
Saturday April 9, from 10am
Baronial Championships at the Sumner Old School Hall
20 Wiggins St, Sumner, Christchurch (Bus line: 3/Purple) Please note change of venue!!
10.00am: Site opens
10.30 am: Last letters of intent accepted
Opening court 11.00am: Archery Championship
12.30-1.30pm: Bring a picnic lunch
Tapestry Tours throughout the afternoon
2.00pm: Heavy Championship
Set-up for A&S Championship in meeting room, open for display
4.00pm A&S Championship Judging
Games: a mix of entertaining pastimes, indoors and out (offers of assistance with hall set-up for the
Ramblers' Repast appreciated)
6pm-10pm Ramblers' Repast
Come sample the wares of the cheerful village vendors proffering fine comestibles including the likes of
the butcher's hearty hunter stew and duke's wings, fine cheeses from the dairymaid, and excellent baked
goods from Mrs Miggins Pie Shoppe
Entertainments welcomed, especially songs and stories from the past 20 years of the Barony.
Please note that we can't use candles in the hall; do bring all your LED lookalikes. Special prize for the
most cunningly disguised in period form!
11pm: Site closes following Clean-up, all hands to the deck!
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Sunday April 10, from 10am
Arts & Sciences: at the Sumner Old School Hall
20 Wiggins St, Sumner, Christchurch (Bus line: 3/Purple)
10.00am: Site opens
Market tables available for anyone wanting to sell items through the day (or stay for the public opening 2-
5 and sell to them). There will be various A&S activities, and everyone is encouraged to bring along your
crafts and projects, your photo albums, your best books.
Tapestry Tours throughout the day
10.30-11am Five minutes of Fabulousness: consisting of quickfire sessions on what makes our world
rock including
Her Excellency Ginevra on the delightfully weird and wonderful knitted Stag Hat katherine kerr on how notes pinned to abandoned babies, lovelorn letters and dodgy wills bring long-
dead people alive (in a good way) Agnes Graye will explain why she finds plagues fabulous Amalie von Brisache on the Mammen band redux redux redux redux or why she's on her fourth
weaving attempt
11.00am: Rapier Championship
More A&S fabulousness as time permits
1pm: Closing Court and announcement of Champions
2.00-5.00pm: Open for Public Display: invite craftspeople you know or put this poster up at places where
SCA-curious folks hang out
Show off your craft. If you can use a drop spindle or know how to finger-braid, bring those along and
show someone how to do it. Or talk to someone about your best piece of garb, or ask about any problems
you're having with things like felled seams or gussets. Polish some armour, fletch an arrow, learn a song.
Bring your photo albums from years past to see how far we have come and to remember people from
times past.
Lady Jadwiga, creator of the Tapestry will be giving classes on the Bayeaux stitch, as well as tours
around the Tapestry.
We'll be eating any remains from the Repast as a shared lunch, but you might want to bring your own
nibbles to last out the day.
Members of the Lochac Brewers, Vintners and Imbibers Guild will be attempting a demonstration of
medieval brewing techniques on the concrete pad behind the hall. They'll be discussing brewing and will
also have a few brews made previously for you to sample.
Five Minutes of Fabulousness: take a couple of minutes to enthuse about your favourite thing,
discovery, craft, activity, and let others know why they should consider taking and interest.
Offers of A&S items or help with the Saturday repast or of entertainment to Mistress katherine kerr
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Heorot Bake-In
Barones Eleanora
Here’s a fun thing to do on Good Friday – invite your CF camping pals over to practice some of your camp
baking on the barbeque. We generally camp with two hooded BBQs which double as ovens plus some gas
burners but baking in a BBQ can be a bit tricky so we decided to have a practice.
The menu
Bread: white bread, ½ wholemeal bread, spice cake
Pies: ember day tart and Lombardy custard
Mains: beef stew, baked and glazed vegetables
Dessert: spotted dick
Countess of Kent’s Spice Cake
This is from a book that was published posthumously in 1563. The redaction is by Elizabeth David, 1973.
1 kg plain unbleached flour
30 g baker’s yeast
2 tsp salt
150g cream
420 g milk
120 g caster sugar
3 eggs
340 g currants
170 g ground almonds
1 – 2 tsp rose water
225 g butter
1 nutmeg grated OR 3 tsp mixed spice
85 g sherry
2 Tb milk + 2 Tb sugar for glazing
1. Put flour, salt and sugar into a very large mixing bowl and in the oven for a few minutes to warm it.
2. Warm the cream (warm, not hot) and mix in the yeast.
3. Warm the milk to blood temperature.
4. Stir the yeast/cream mix into the flour, add the warm milk and eggs and mix it all to a light dough.
5. Cover and leave to rise for about 1 ½ hours on until at least doubled in size.
6. Prepare the other ingredients:
a. cut butter into lumps and soften
b. mix the almonds with the rose water
c. soak the currants in the sherry
7. Once the dough has risen punch it down, turn it out onto a clean, floured bench, and start to knead,
adding the other ingredients, continuing to knead until they are will mixed in. [warning – this is very
messy]
8. Put the dough into buttered, warmed tins – three normal sized loave tins or two large ones, or you can
make it in a deep cake tin.
9. Cover the loaves with a clean cloth and leave them for 15 – 20 minute or until they have risen by half
again and the tops are light and spring back when touched.
10. Pre-heat your oven to about 190 - 205 C. If your oven tends to run hot choose the lower option.
11. Bake for 15 minutes and then cover the tops of the loaves with a sheet of greaseproof paper – this
deflects the heat a bit and stops it burning. Bake another 30 minutes or until a skewer comes out
clean.
12. Once removed glaze the top with a sugar / milk glaze.
13. Leave in the tin until its cooled enough to easily slip out.
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Minutes for Southron Gaard Council Meeting 10/2/2016
Wed, Feb 10, 2016 7:30 PM 9:00 PM
PRESENT: Will Howard, Richard, James, Leonhart, Niamh, Robyn, Sandra, Raiffe, Brian, Bjorn, Simone, Sigurd, Beth,
bob, Lowryns
APOLOGIES: Natalia Yates, Miriam
0. Previous Minutes
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k8VXXjvDCQTUWBNAQ4eHrSHN9W9UOuOysAd_Nh3mbhM/edit?usp
=sharing Moved to accept by James. Seconded by Will. 7 yes, 3 abstain
1. Officer Reports
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GCAxb7w1FwSyniCPsH1rF4wSB4AZ8bMlMWZE3YtZfRY/edit?usp=shari
ng
1.A Arising from B&B report Costing for Fealty chains. Reviewed pricing for new fealty chains. Suggest one small
(68cm) and one medium (86cm) with 2 silver "SF" links (conjoined letters like on kingdom officer collars) and 1 gold
tower link repeating. Would need a mold produced for the tower (approx A$200). Chains would then be approx A$80
and A$105. Total approx A$395. Suggest budgetting $NZ500 to account for exchange rate and shipping.
Discussion: $500
Richard moves to proceed with the purchase as described. Seconded by Beth. All in favour
2. Hamlet Reports
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GCAxb7w1FwSyniCPsH1rF4wSB4AZ8bMlMWZE3YtZfRY/edit?usp=shari
ng
3. Event Steward Reports
AFTER EVENT REPORT: DECEMBER 2015 BARONIAL GAMES DAY Joanna Squires
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1Eg42LCu27XZ1JmdExoenUxR0p1RlowT096NHFIVzdIUS1v
No Budget required. (FREE EVENT Hall hire cost already covered through weekly practices booking)
DISCUSSION: A couple of people attended not in garb. Perhaps need to be clearer about what is the expectation for
these events.
PRE EVENT REPORT: BARONIAL ANNIVERSARY 20/50 TAPESTRY TOUR: Vicki Hyde
20:50 Event
Planning for the 20th Baronial Anniversary/AS50 Tapestry Tour continues apace. Advertising and notices have been
provided to FTT, Pegasus, SGAnnounce and Althing, the Lochac Event Schedule, and various lists and Facebook
pages. The associated website info can be seen here, and will be updated as more things are confirmed:
http://sg.lochac.sca.org/events/KWT/2050.htm
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Bookings have opened and are coming in to THL Aveline. We have had people offering assistance with precook and
hall help; more are welcomed, particularly with entertainments for the Ramblers' Repast. Announcements regarding the
Championships are to come from Their Excellencies. We are also encouraging people to being historic materials and
A&S items for the Sunday, and to stay on for the Tapestry display public hours of 25pm.
If people have contacts in the hamlets, it would be great if they could offer billeting for potential visitors to help them
visit.
Update: As of time of writing we have 14 bookings for BA, all include repast, all but one are for the full event. At least
5 payments already received.
EVENT BID: Tournament Day 6th March Beth Kent
On the 28th of Feb, I would like to have a free, low key event, with a shared / pot luck lunch, and tourneys for Rapier
and Heavy. Maybe with books from the library, if anyone would like me to bring anything in particular, otherwise
discussion of various A&S things. Bounty available for musicians, as announced at Faire.
I'm thinking of using the Park by Redwood Scout Hall for the Tourneys, so we can also the kitchen for heating food,
and they have toilets etc as well... Start time 11, finish time 2.
ACCEPTED: YES
DISCUSSION: Moved original event date from 28th to 5th. Moved to accept bid (Will H), Seconded by James.
Accepted by all. Heavy format likely to be a wounds tourney, or possibly a melee.
4. Discussion of proposed Kingdom Policy on Hamlets
Policy for review is available at: http://lochac.sca.org/seneschal/hamlets.php
DISCUSSION:
James has question regarding Assets. Barony owns them, they can have them. Discussion around websites they’re
allowed to have them.
5. Discussion of current Facebook presence and methods for ongoing communication with the populace. Currently we
have a variety of facebook groups, and a facebook page. These are not centrally administered, or promoted as a method
of communication and we don’t have any policy regarding mirroring content between these groups and the baronial
mailing list/website.
Things I would like to consider: Should the barony have a central Facebook group for communication between its
members? Should we have a crossposting policy, and if so, whose responsibility should it be? What kind of moderation
should we have, or code of conduct should we have, if we have a Facebook presence?
Commentary
Received.
NOTE FROM SENESCHAL: Several gentles have expressed concern directly to me that Facebook should not be a
replacement for Mailing Lists and Website. Personally as Seneschal the reason of having this discussion is to make sure
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we can have a cohesive strategy around Facebook, and figure out a good crossposting strategy to make sure all
members of the barony stay informed.
DISCUSSION:
Some people concerned that they don’t want discussion to happen on Facebook. Some don’t want crossposting.
DECISION:
Deferred, settings to be investigated.
6. Hamlet of Wildmoor operation enquiries:
6.A Approval of Hamlet Archery Practices as official SCA events. It has been requested by the Hamlet that their regular
Archery practice be counted as SCA events for the purposes of public liability insurance. They will be using SCA Target
Archery rules, and have 2 Target Archery marshals.
DISCUSSION:
DECISION: All approved
ACTION PLAN:
6.B Request for 2 Baronial bows to be sent to the Hamlet to facilitate said practices. (Ownership to remain with the
Barony).
DISCUSSION:
DECISION: send down 1 takedown recurve and one black fibreglass one at BA once the bolts have been sorted.
ACTION PLAN: Bjorn to check string costings and get back to the financial committee.
All in favour
6.C Feedback sought on new populace badge for Wildmoor (Click link to see)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1Eg42LCu27Xb04yMjYzZ3JEUVh1eEY4c0tPcThlelhhb2hj
DISCUSSION:
DECISION:
ACTION PLAN:
7. General business.
7.A Keyholder for Arts and Sciences/Baronial Activity @ Redwood Hall.
Richard has been filling this duty, but has expressed a desire to hand over to someone else.
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Suggestions sought for keyholding system so hall can be open and available for practices.
DISCUSSION:
DECISION: Robyn will take key for the rest of February.
ACTION PLAN:
7.B Query arising from Baronial Anniversary Stewards. (Scroll scanning for subtlety production) Should the scanning of
the Barony founding scroll be expensed as an event cost, or a general barony cost?
All in favour of scanning $30 as barony cost.
7.C Query arising from Constables report $400 damages to CF Site, how to code expense. By one of our members
(damaged gate), should this come from the event costs directly, or be paid for by the Barony.
DISCUSSION:
DECISION: To request responsible party to come forward.
ACTION PLAN: Make sure site gets paid as soon as they invoice.
7.D Canterbury Faire. T Shirt changes requested went through before Faire started. They should be released shortly.
7.E Canterbury Faire Debrief meeting for Sunday (Closed stewarding group)
7.F B&B proposed event schedule.
Open homes every 6 weeks. Trying to encourage other events every 5-6 weeks.
Mar: 5 Muster style event
20 Open Day
Apr: 8, 9, 10 BA
May: 8 Open Day
20 Small event (nothing actually planned yet)
June 4, 5, 6 Dunedin?
19 Open Day
25 Event Yule?
July 23 Collegium
(Agnes thinking about stewarding)
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August 7 Open Day
September 3 SPRING TOURNEY
Return of the Tourney! (Currently no actual plans, but I've missed this event the last few years.)
18 Open Day
October Maybe a ball or something.
November 6 Open Day
December 10 Christmas Revel
Meeting closed 9:01PM.
Minutes: Council Meeting: Wednesday, March 9th [provisional]
Location: Upper Riccarton Library meeting room LC2. (Far end from entrance doors)
Present: Will, James, Richard, Miriam, Niamh, Nigel, Beth, Shaun, Brian.
Previous Minutes
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WnejynaHqzaM_N3IOGWGZ2g96InGzsB8SvSCCberPbQ/
Above link goes to Minutes for February 2016. (Which were accepted)
1. Officer & Hamlet Reports
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XDR8RC3OAz92I76GGSSNP-LmEyvC9fYds9ICzqIVU-k/
Above link goes to reports for March 2016.
2. Event Steward Reports
June 3 - June 5 Fimbulwinter Event Bid.
Bid from David (Leonhart) & Nicola (Eleanor Hall of Ildhafn) for Fimbulwinter event.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h8DTbQy5dBMTbMOelV8A3CjqIzbJgNDMz2D8dHl5Qe4/edit?usp=shari
ng
Bid accepted.
March Gathering - Post Event Report. Beth (Ginevra)
Event was free, so no financial report.
Weather was lovely, fighting was fun to watch, conversation was interesting, and food was delicious. 15 people and 1
dog attended. No injuries.
Event report accepted.
July 23 - Collegium Bid from Robyn (Agnes) a proposal for a collegium.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1Eg42LCu27XeHJERkRKc2JsYTh0VGdLWndaMkhkZVVFdTFJ
Basically all the details on there: one day classes (2 streams) with catered winter lunch at the church hall, day 2 follow
on classes for free at the scout hall. Not included as part of the formal event bid as Day 2 bears no fees, lunch, sign-ins,
etc. I may not make it to the meeting tonight: this is pretty self-explanatory. I haven’t booked anything yet, this is
seriously just a proposal. Costs will be food, (soups and pies) site hire and levies, costs for classes can be sorted by
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tutors. Costs being kept down by not using the flash hall both days, having day 2 (if required) at the scout hall in place
of A&S
Proposal not fleshed out enough to be accepted, but the proposed date is good. Requested further information from
Agnes.
3. Discussion of current Facebook presence (Continued from last month).
Documentation on difference between a page and a group:
http://thesocialskinny.com/facebook-page-vs-group-a-facebook-marketing-dilemma/
http://brianshim.com/webtricks/facebook-page-vs-group/
Decision:
It was agreed to create a Facebook group on a trial basis (6 monthly review in September), to see if this would better
suit the needs of those Barony members who use Facebook. There is no intention to replace the current mailing list,
simply to cross post content, and allow a socialising space for those who want it.
4. General business.
1. We overpaid the CF Site, do we keep it with them as an extra deposit or want a refund?
Decision: Request money back from site.
2. Accepting CF 2017 provisional dates as dates for 2017.
Decision: As the proposed date can’t be moved at this point without swapping to another month decision was
to accept provisional dates for CF 2017.
3. What dates would we like to book for for CF 2018?
School terms must start after Auckland Anniversary Day. Which is 29 Jan for 2018.
Preferred dates to ask for 2018: January 20th to January 28th.
4. EFTPOS Costs
Exact costs from use of EFTPOS Machine at CF to be determined as part of CF Report.
Meeting closed 8:25 PM.
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April
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2
3 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
Baronial Open
Home
4 5 6 7 8
BA &
tapestry tour
9
BA &
tapestry tour
10
BA &
tapestry tour
11 12 13 Council
Meeting
14 15 16
17 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
18 19 20 21 22 23
24 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
25 FTT deadline
26 27 28 29 30
MARTIAL PRACTICES ARTS GATHERINGS ORGANISATIONAL MEETING
Armoured Combat Sundays 10am–noon at Redwood Scout Hall.
Thursdays 6-8pm in the park at the end of Jasmine Place, Wigram
Rapier Sundays from noon at Redwood Scout Hall.
Archery Fine Sundays at Northcote School grounds, meet at Redwood Scout Hall.
Email: [email protected]
Arts & Sciences Sundays from 11:00am at Redwood Scout Hall.
Topics or projects to be announced on SG list and Facebook.
Wildmoor Wildmoor Arts and Sciences meetings stopped for summer holidays.
UCMRS Dance Mondays 7pm -8:30pm in KF08. Kirkwood Village.
Council Meeting
Second Wednesday of the month, from 7:30pm. Upper Riccarton Library, 71 Main South Road.
Or join online: details posted to the SG list
All welcome
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May
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
2 3 4 5 6 7
8 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
9 10 11 Council
Meeting
12 13 14
15 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
16 17 18 19 20 21
22 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
23 24 25 FTT deadline
26 27 28
29 A&S
Heavy Combat
Rapier
Archery
30 31
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Southron Gaard Regnum
Being a list of the current Baronial Officers and their official email addresses.
Baronial Officers
Baron & Baroness: Richard d'Allier & Ginevra di Serafino Visconti
Seneschal: Maximilian von Monsterbrg [email protected] Tour d’Or Herald: Aveline Goupil [email protected] Reeve: James of Southron Gaard [email protected] Knight Marshal: Elena Sophia Luciano de Medici* [email protected] Arts & Sciences: Agnes ðe kyrii* [email protected] Chronicler: Eleanora van den Bogaerde [email protected] Chatelaine: Phillipe de Tournay [email protected] Chirurgeon Leonhart Hunt [email protected] Constable: Raffe de Massard [email protected] Crescents Officer Csperka [email protected] Librarian Ginevra di Serafino Visconti [email protected] Quartermaster: Raffe de Massard [email protected] Web scribe: Ginevra de Serafino Visconti [email protected] Captain of Archers: Bjorn Svartsson [email protected] Captain of Rapier: James of Southron Gaard [email protected] Lists Officer: Melisande de Massard [email protected]
* Seeking replacement: see vacancies page for details.
Wildmoor Hamlet: Otago
Nelson Hamlet
Fiora Vespucci (mundanely Fiona)
Other SCANZ Groups WELLINGTON
Shire of Darton
http://darton.lochac.sca.org
AUCKLAND
Barony of Ildhafn
http://ildhafn.lochac.sca.org
HAMILTON
Canton of Cluain http://cluain.lochac.sca.org
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SCA (NZ) Inc. Membership There are two different types of membership available to event participants in New Zealand.
For further information visit the official SCA(NZ) Inc. website at:
www.sca.org.nz
Subscribing Membership
Grants full rights of participation in the SCA (including voting, entering Crown Tournaments, holding
office and affiliate membership with overseas branches). Subscribing membership also includes a
subscription to Pegasus, the Lochac Kingdom Newsletter which is an electronic newsletter (PDF).
1 Year with E-Pegasus* $ 15.00
3 Years with E-Pegasus $ 30.00
A SCA(NZ) Inc. membership form is included on the final page of this newsletter, or can be accessed on
the SCA(NZ) website.
Event Membership
For all non-members aged 18 years or over attending an event. Event membership lasts for the duration
of that event only and is not sufficient to hold office or fight in Crown Tournament etc. If the event has a
cost, and it is not held by a College, the levy will be charged.
Per event $ 2.00
First Baronial Championship,
1996
Our first championship had
to be put off because the day
of investiture was a bit damp,
so we held it the following
month.
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