August 2012 - Calon Scrolls - Kingdom of Calontir

Calon Scrolls
August 2012
Court Reports from Their Majesties LUCIAN AND CONNA
CORONATION in Spinning Winds on March 24, 2012
Name Group Award Reason
Name Magdalene von Osnabrueck Group B3R Award Swan Reason Promise in music
Magdalene Lucia da Riva von Osnabrueck B3R Spinning Winds Swan Torse Promise helping out in music in the shire
Lucia Kaye of da Gordon Riva Spinning OakheartWinds Torse Duchy helping Being Queen out in the shire
Kaye Ostwald of Gordon Konrad von Riestoten Oakheart Duchy Ducky Being Queen King
Ostwald Donngal Konrad Erikssonvon Riestoten Oakheart Ducky Thegn
Being King
Donngal Elasait ingen Eriksson Diarmata B3R Thegn
Elasait Owain ap ingen Bleddynellwyd Diarmata B3R Lonely Mag Mor
Tower Thegn
Owain ap Bleddynellwyd Lonely Tower Thegn
HERALDic, Event SCRIBal, AND Coronation DANCE SYMPOSIUM in College of Bellwode on March 31, 2012
Event
Name
Event Date
Dragomir Event Location Date SCA SasulName Eira Location of Bellewode SCA Modern Name Name
Eva Location Court Celensoen Herald Modern Name
Coronation
Group
3/24/2012
Award
Bellewode Spinning 3/24/2012 Winds AOA
Bellewode Spinning Manhattan, Winds KS Swan
Bellewode Manhattan, Aldred KS Torse
Reason
Service to Bellewode
Enthusiasm for dance, work as A&S minister
Service to Bellewode (including Winternight event)
Gillian Court Herald atta Wode Bellewode Aldred Leather Mallet Cooking over fire pit, cooking research, wire weaving
Rhiannon King O'Keith Bellewode Lucian Swan Music, fearless in the gentle arts
King Queen Lucian Conna
SPRING Queen Prince SPEARS in Calanais Conna Nuadh on April 7, 2012
Prince Princess
Name Group
Event Princess
HS&D Symposium
Event
Kyra Shortstep
Date
Calanais
31-Mar-2012
Nuadh
Location Disa of Calanais SCA Name Bellwode Calanais Nuadh
Location Alan Burrellson Modern Name Kirksville, Calanais MONuadh
Court Ostwald Herald Konrad von RiesetotenAldred Oakheart
Shire of Calanais Nuadh Calanais Nuadh
Award
AOA
Torse
Torse
Leather Mallet
Falcon's Heart
Reason
Cheerful, selfless service
Service to the Shire and to archery
Service to the Shire and to archery
Leatherworking
Service to the Kingdom, particularly in archery
King Lucian
Queen Conna
Prince Name
Princess Event
Robert Lector of Reding
Event Date
David Evan McKuenn
Location SCA Name
Kathryn Daggett
Location Modern Name
Group Award
Crystal
Spring
Mynes
Spears
Torse
4/7/2012
Grimfells Torse
Calanais Nuadh
Crystal Mynes Silver Hammer
Rolla, MO
Reason
Service to shire and kingdom
Lilies booklet layout, donates items for fundraising
Spinning and weaving
Court Herald Annora
BARDIC BEDLAM in Crystal Mynes on April 14, 2012
CEILIDH in Dun Ard on April 21, 2012
King Name Group Lucian Award Reason
Event Bardic Bedlam
Queen Rachel As gan Agus Dun Ard Conna AOA Service to shire, including children’s activities and sewing classes
Event Date 4/14/2012
Warren Matefelon Dun Ard AOA Marshallate activities and stewarding the event.
Location SCA Name Crystal Mynes
Harry Start Dun Ard AoA Service to shire, including as ‘finder’
Location Modern Name
Christine Highgate Dun Ard AoA Service to shire as webminister, bobbin lace and costuming, bardic
Court Herald Johann Steinarsson
Helena Panier Dun Ard Torse Service to Dun Ard and Bardic Guild
King Lucian
Queen Conna

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WAR COLLEGE in Amlesmoor on April 28, 2012
Name Group Award Reason
Zsigmond Szekely Amlesmore AOA Service to Shire and heraldry
Bjarki Vikarson Amlesmore AOA Service to Shire
Kenurric Wyth Amlesmore AOA Service to Shire
Nicollete LaFollette Amlesmore AOA Service to Shire
Christof Adler Iren-Fyrd
Halvgrim Announced for Chivalry
MELON WARS in Flynthyll on April 28, 2012
Event Name Group War College Award Reason
Event Aries Date Flynthyll 4/28/2012 AOA Service to shire and as marshal-in-training
Location Cellach Thorn SCA Name Flynthyll Amlesmoor AOA Promise in arts and sciences, including preprints and archery
Location Johann of Modern Flinthyll Name Flynthyll Hallsville, MO Torse Service to shire, including exchequer and troll
Court Robin Herald Longstaff Coeur Aldred d'Ennui AOA Service to many groups, waterbearing, feasts, setup
Nadezhda Milolaeovika BCE AOA Promise in illumination, especially preprints
King Lucian
KINGDOM Event A&S in Heraldshill Melon Wars on May 5, 2012
Event Name Date Group 4/28/2012
Location
Janos Katona
SCA Name Flynthyll BFS
Location
Liesl Gelucken
Modern Name
SS
Court
Lorenzino
Herald
Bartolome dei Albizzi Mag BLT Mor
Award
AOA
Swan
Swan
Reason
Promise in bardic arts and archery
Promise in clothing construction
Promise in singing and music composition
Anna Plantyn BFS Leather Mallet Promise in fiber arts
Antonia Stefani
Queen
Juliana Macnayre
Heraldshill
Conna Heraldshill
Swan
Swan
Promise in costuming
Promise in scribal arts
Michael de Safita B3R Silver Hammer Brewing and Middle Eastern cooking and sauces
crown tournament in No Mountain on May 12, 2012
e Name Name Group Group Group Award Award Reason AwardReason Reason
Event Kingdom A&S
oon Kira Kira Moon Moon No Mountain No No Mountain AOA AOA Service AOA Service to the Service shire to the to the shire shire
Event Date 5/5/2012
an Bastian Pumaka Bastian Pumaka No Mountain No No Mountain AOA AOA Service AOA Service to the Service shire, to the to including the shire, shire, including restarting including restarting the restarting group the the group group
Location SCA Name Heraldshill
rrisha Zaberrisha No Mountain No No Mountain AOA AOA Service AOA Service to the Service shire, to the to including the shire, shire, including sewing including sewing and sewing serving and and serving as serving exchequer as exchequer as exchequer
Location Modern Name
er Casper Neinburg Casper Neinburg No Mountain No No Mountain AOA AOA Service AOA Service to the Service shire, to the to including the shire, shire, including as including event as steward event as event steward steward
Court Herald Aldred
z la Bietriz Cristaliere Bietriz la Cristaliere la CristaliereNo Mountain No No Mountain Torse Torse Service TorseService to the Service shire, to the to including the shire, shire, including as including seneschal as seneschal as seneschal and helping and and helping to restart helping to the restart to restart group the the group gro
ix Mannix of the Mannix Woods of the of the Woods Woods No Mountain No No Mountain Torse
King Lucian
uette Jacquette de Jacquette Brackeleire de Brackeleire de Brackeleire Axed Root Axed Axed Root Root Swan
Queen Conna
wen Bronwen de Bronwen Westhold de Westhold de Westhold Flynthyll Flynthyll Torse
Torse Service TorseService to the Service shire, to the to especially the shire, shire, especially with especially archery with with archery archery
Swan Promise SwanPromise in Promise costuming, in costuming, in costuming, including including hand including sewing hand hand sewing sewing
Torse Service TorseService to the Service shire to the to and the shire to shire the and and kingdom, to the to the kingdom, including kingdom, including Lilies including troll, Lilies waterbearing.
Lilies troll, troll, waterbearing. waterbearing
sabell HE HE Issabell St. Issabell Charles St. St. Charles Charles Deodar Deodar Deodar Lily Lily Embroidery Lily Embroidery skills skills skills
us Magnus Anskegg Magnus Anskegg Cd'E Cd'E Cd'E Cross Cross Service CrossService to the Service kingdom, to the to the kingdom, particularly kingdom, particularly as land as steward land as land steward at steward GW at GW at GW
t Event
gear
Event
of war
Crown
in Deodar
Tournament
Crown Crown
on
Tournament
May
Tournament
19, 2012
t Date Event Event Date Date 5/12/2012 5/12/2012
Name Name Group Group Award AwardReason Reason
tion Location SCA Location Name SCA SCA Name Name No Mountain No No Mountain
pSafiya tion
Name Safiya Name of Award Deodar of Deodar Reason Deodar
Location Modern Location Modern Name Modern Name Name
Group Deodar Group AOA Award AOA AwardService Reason Service Reason to the to the shire, shire, and and promise promise in Middle in Middle eastern eastern dancing dancing and and illumination
dar Verctissa Nepte Venutie Deodar Torse Current seneschal, was chatelaine, helps significantly at Broken Harp, including
t Herald
Safiya Safiya
Court Court Herald
of AOA Deodar Nepte of Deodar Venutie Service to the Deodar
Herald Dorcas
Deodar shire, Deodar and promise Torse
Dorcas Dorcas
AOA AOAin Current Service Middle Service eastern seneschal, to the to the shire, dancing shire, was and chatelaine, and promise promise illumination in helps Middle in Middle significantly eastern eastern dancing at dancing Broken and and Harp, illumination
including brin
dar Maeg Verctissa Maeg Verctissa of Torse Amsbrie Nepte of Amsbrie Nepte Venutie Current Venutie seneschal, Axed Deodar Axed Deodar Root was Root chatelaine, AOA Torse AOA TorseService Current helps Service Current significantly seneschal, to Canton, seneschal, to Canton, at work was Broken work was chatelaine, as seneschal, chatelaine, as Harp, seneschal, including helps cat helps significantly herding. cat bringing significantly herding. bar at Broken to at GW Broken Harp, Harp, including including brin
Root Lucia Maeg Lucia Maeg Fletcher Fletcher of Amsbrie Deodar Deodar Axed RootAOAAOA AOA Service Service to shire, to shire, Canton, work work as work event as as event seneschal, steward stewardcat
herding.
King King
of AOA Amsbrie AmsbrieService to Canton,
Lucian
Axed
Lucian Lucian
Root work as AOA seneschal, Service cat herding. to Canton, work as seneschal, cat herding.
dar Lucia Fletcher Deodar AOA Service to shire, work as event steward
n
Lucia
Queen Queen
Fletcher AOA Service to shire,
Conna
Deodar work as event
Conna Conna
AOA AOAsteward Service to shire, work as event steward
melees and mayhem in Crescent Moon on May 19, 2012
Name Group Award Reason
Hajime Sakurai Crescent Moon Torse Service to shire, including as seneschal
Siobhan An Eirigh Crescent Moon AOA Promise in the arts, including music and preprint illumination
Event Event Gear Gear of War of War
r of Event War Event Date Date Gear 5/19/2012 Gear of 5/19/2012 War of War

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HORSE AND FALCON in Forgotten Sea on May 26, 2012
Name Group Award Reason
Alexandra of Grimfells Grimfells AOA Service to Shire
Rosza de Saint Cheron Grimfells AOA equestrian activities
Kamiizumi Hirotaro BFS Mallet Promise in meadmaking
Clare Annie McFarland BFS AOA A decade in the SCA
Ljufvina Ulfvarinsdottir BFS Swan Promise in costuming and embroidery.
Annora Reyner B3R Eo Fyrd Promise upon the equestrian field
Ylva Jonsdotter BFS Silver Hammer
Alianora Jehanette de Olmandiers BFS Silver Hammer Exceptional cooking skills
Martino Michel Venneri BFS Cross Service to the heraldic community
Eringlin Aldhelm Standing Stones Augmentation
Kaye Kay of of Gordon
Oakheart Chivalry
Event Horse and Falcon
Event Date 5/26/2012
Location SCA Name Gifts Forgotten to SeaTheir
Royal Majesties
Location Modern Name by Margaret Lathrop, MOWillaim
and Charles of Westermark
Court Herald Aldred
There are three kinds of gifts, or presentations, that can be made to the King and Queen.
King Lucian
First is a gift to their Majesties as individuals, rather than the crown. These gifts belong to the King and Queen and
Queen Conna
they Prince will keep them when they step Hirsch down from the throne.
Second Princessis gift to the Crown. These Magdalena gifts remain the property of the Kingdom and will be passed from monarch to
monarch.
Third is the gift of items for largess. These are gifts to their Majesties with that express intent that they will be given
as gifts to the royalty of other kingdoms during court at wars and other events.
It is often assumed that if you want to present something for largess you must provide enough items to provide one
for each kingdom. This is not the case. One item, two items, 10 items are welcome. Each presentation of gifts to
other royalty does not have to contain the same items.
Excerpted from an article originally published in the February 2006 issue of The Barge (Barony of Three Rivers).
Copyright © 2006 Walter C. Nichol. Used with permission.
Did You Know?
by Conde Fernando Rodriguez de Falcon
It is traditional for the populace to rise when Royalty approaches. This might be when They enter a room, or the
royal pavilion, or when They approach an individual or group of people gathered in a larger room or outside.
Typically the Crown will ask you to take your ease once They have situated themselves.
Please remember that often our Royalty has a number of things on Their minds. They might just walk by when you
rise without quite noticing. If They keep going by, wait until They are a respectful distance away and sit back down.
If they settle themselves in and don’t ask you to be seated, it is not rude to wait a few moments then quietly ask if
you may be seated again. Most Crowns will feel more embarrassed by accidentally leaving a group of people
standing too long than by being asked politely.
Originally appeared in the March 2007 issue of The Barge (Barony of Three Rivers). Copyright © 2006 Fernando
Vigil. Used with permission.

As for rain, no one likes a wet dog! Bring lots and lots of towels, and try and keep them out of the
rain once they are dry.
Things to Know and Think About
Here are some general rules for being a good houndskeeper. Although no dog is perfect, you must
be able to control your dog at all times. This means that you must never leave your dog alone –
even if they are in an “escape proof” pen or tied to a tree. You should always be able to see them.
Not only does this keep others safe, it keeps your dog safe. I’ve seen kids at events walk up and
tease dogs tied up or in a kennel. (An example: At one event two boys dared each other to hit a
horse with their boffer swords. To this day the horse does not like people to approach with boffer
weapons). This also means that your dog should never be off its leash. Not only is this the law in
most states, it is a good idea no matter how friendly or well trained your dog is. If your unleashed
dog goes to say hi to another dog that doesn’t like the attention, and a fight breaks out, you will
be held responsible. Another thing to consider is that not all people like dogs. Some people are
even very afraid of dogs, and you need to respect their concerns. It is very rude of you to let your
dog go up to greet people without first asking if it’s ok.
Being in control also means that the person holding the leash must be mentally and physically
capable of handling any situation that might come up. So before you let the nice kid walk your
dog, decide whether he or she is strong enough to hold it back if it tries to chase a squirrel, and
whether the child will be able to stay calm if your dog and another dog start barking and growling
at each other. And telling yourself that “my dog would never do that” is the best way to ensure
that bad things will happen.
Very important along these lines: Never bring to an event a dog that is in heat or about to go into
heat!
Being in control also means knowing what things your dog is likely to react badly to, and either
avoiding those situations or getting them used to it gradually. People fighting in armor can be
very scary for a lot of dogs. So have one of your fighter friends come over in armor and help get
your dog used to it. The same is also often needed for funny garb or kids.
Finally, a basic truism for dogs is that a well-exercised dog is a well-behaved dog, and a bored
dog is a holy terror with fur and a tail. Start the event with a nice long walk around site so that
when you want to sit down for a class or to talk with your friends, your dog is not bouncing
around and barking and making a nuisance.
Dogs were a major part of medieval life and can be wonderful additions to an event, but we must
take good care of them and be respectful of others while there.
Have fun and be safe!
Lady Azenari Basandere
MKA: Jackie Brown, dog behavior consultant for CWE dog parks and Stray Rescue
Originally appeared in the June 2007 issue of The Barge (Barony of Three Rivers). Copyright ©
2006 Jacquelyn Brown. Used with permission.

Calon Scrolls August 2012
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