Volume 39

The DrekkarNewsletter

of the Barony of Storvikin the Kingdom of Atlantia,

branch of the SCA, Inc.January, A.S. LII (2018)

Issue 1

Storvik hosts Fall Crown Tournament, November 4, 2017. Picture by Tim Tyson (Ursus).

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Upcoming Events

Jan 12-14: Twelfth Night (Virginia Beach, VA)No, we're not camping – the event will be held in a hotel! 15th century Italian theme (you do not have to dress to the theme). Royal Bard competition, hobbyhorse procession contest, dancing, gaming, Garb Runway Challenge, largess competition, embellished headware competition, Clerk Signet scribal blank competition. Barony or Scriptorium who enters the largest number ofscribes (not blanks) also gets a prize!

Jan 20: Feast of Fools (Rockville, MD)Our western neighbors host this very fun feast-only event. 14th cen European feast, silly games, bawdy bardic, BYOB.

Jan 27: Midwinter's Feast (Severna Park, MD)Our eastern neighbors celebrate Diwali, the Indian festival of lights.

Regular Baronial Activities

Locations to regular baronial activities on the last page.

NO BARONIAL PRACTICES JANUARY 1.

January Populace Gathering January 21, 6:30-9pm, Jason's Deli, 7356 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD. 301-779-3924. Business meeting starts at 7pm. Parking is free on Sundays.

Armored, Rapier Practice: January 8, 15, 22,29, 7-9pm.

Dance Practice: January 8, 15, 22, 29, 8-10pm. Join the Dance listserv for the latest news.

Archery: On hold until spring

Baronial At-Home: January 2, 7pm

Early Northern European Adhocracy: January 9, 7-9pm, 9426 Canterbury Riding,Laurel, MD.

Special Baronial Activities

Hobbyhorse Workshop: Jan 4, 6-11pm, at Rose the Harper's home, 6313 Jason St., Cheverly, MD. See equipment list in Baronial News.

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Contents

Calendar 2Baronial Progress 3Oyez! Oyez! (Baronial News) 3Skol! 4Between the Beltways 5Overheard and Unattributed 5Cold Weather Events 6Baronial Meeting Notes (Nov) 9Baronial Meeting Notes (Dec) 12Barony Officers 16

Baronial ProgressBaron Celric and Baroness Ilaria will be at the following events:

Jan 12-15 Twelfth Night Virginia Beach, VA

OYEZ! OYEZ!Baronial News Highlights

New Location for Populace Meeting: Alas, poor Canterbury Riding. We knew it, Horatio. Join Storvik on the third Sunday of the month at METRO ACCESSIBLE Jason's Deli in College Park for the Populace Meeting. We will start to gather in the reserved back room at 6:30pm, have a dinner or a snack and socialize. Baronial business will be discussed at 7pm. Jason's Deli is in the strip mall at Knox Rd and Rt 1, down a block from weekly practice at St Andrew's. Parking is free on Sundays.

Baronial T-Shirts: Triton Herald has approved the sale of T-shirts with Storvik's arms to the general populace. Delivery at 12th Night and fighter practice after. Give orders to Excellencies. $10 up to XL, $12 for XXL and up. Proceeds will be donated to A&S within the barony. This is not a baronial fundraiser; it is a private endeavor on the part of Their Excellencies.

Palio Horses at Twelfth Night: There will be a procession of palio horses (tricked-out hobbyhorses) at Twelfth Night, and Storvik intends to Dress(age) to Impress! Only one horse is our Official Baronial Entry, but lots and lots of horses and people can process, displaying heraldry and livery. Come and play!

Our baronial herald, Rose the Harper, is hosting an evening of hobbyhorse construction. She has patterns for regular horses and Spikes (unicorn seahorses)! The list of stuff to bring is thus:

For Spike:• 3/4 yard head fabric (cotton duck, calico, satin, whatever you want.)

• 1/2 yard fin material (crepe-back satin, calico, whatever)

• 1/4 ultra-thick interfacing OR 1/8” thick foam

• 1/4 yard satin for reins & bridle (or several yards of wide ribbon-haven’t read the instructions to determine how much)

• 1/4 yard heavy interfacing (if using satin for reins & bridle)

• scraps of several colors if using appliqué eyes ? OR 1 pair of 30mm safety-bolted eyes

• 16oz poly fill (stuffing!)

• 1” x 36” wood dowel

• 11” zip tie

• 1/8 yard light interfacing (for appliqué)

• 20” 1/8” diameter rat tail/mouse tail trim (for horn)

Optional:

• 2 yards sequin ribbon (1”-1 1/2” wide) for bridle

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• 1/4 yard light iron-on adhesive for appliqué eyes

• paint (for eyes)

• 1 or 2 (1 1/2”) wooden ball with 1” hole in it ro cap the dowel & prevent it from coming out of the head.

• rhinestones, hardware, other decorations

For horse: • 1/2 yard head fabric (duck canvas, minkey, calico, fake fur, whatever you want)• 3/4 skein of yarn (mane)• 7” strip of 1” wide cotton webbing for base the f neck trim• 16 oz of polyfill (stuffing!)• Eyes (pattern reccomends 30mm safety bolted eyes, but whatever you want. Could be

buttons or paint instead.)• 1” x 36” wood dowel• 11” zip tie (to close the bottom of the neck. We can use wood staples instead, but I’m not

sure if we have one.)• 1” long piece of 1/2” Velcro• 1/4 yard of fabric OR a bunch of wide ribbon for bridle. (Haven ‘t read the instructions to

determine the length of ribbon needed.)

Optional:

• 1 1/2” wooden ball with a 1” hole drilled in it (to cap the end of the dowel & prevent it from poking through the head. 2 balls if you want to cap the visible end.)

• 1/8 yard muzzle fabric (contrast appliqué)• 4” x 2” piece of fabric for nostrils• Additional fabric for custom markings (blaze, Star, spots, whatever!)• Iron-on adhesive for nostrils & custom markings• 4 jumbo brads & other bits for bridle decoration

Scribal Blank Competition at Twelfth Night: In addition to the usual Best in Show (for expert and novice), Master Etienne Le Mons will be sponsoring a prize to the barony or scribal group that submits scrolls by the largest number of scribes. Not the largest number of scrolls, total, but the number of folks who participated. Give it a go!

Skol!Wordfame for those in Storvik's hall

Lady Rose, our baronial herald, was elevated to Pursuivant Extraordinary at Unevent, as a mark of her knowledge and service. Congratulations, Rose!

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Between the Beltways

Hamlet starts Jan 16 at the Shakespeare Theatre Company.

Chesapeake Shakespeare will be doing Red Velvet, which is a play about Ira Aldridge, an African American actor who was unexpectedly tapped to play Othello in 1833 in London. 1833 is obviously post-period, but the show is also about fashions in acting/interpreting the Shakespearean repertoire, which is something we wrestle with today.

Folger Consort will perform music of Hildegard von Bingen at the National Cathedral in A Branch of Freshest Green.

The Freer/Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian is hosting many interesting exhibits that fall within ourperiod:

• Divine Felines: Cats of Ancient Egypt closes Jan 15, so go soon!• Encountering the Buddha: Art and Practice across Asia opened this fall and remains until

2020.• Promise of Paradise: Ancient Chinese Buddhist Sculpture focuses on 8th and 9th cen works.• Resound: Ancient Bells of China is on view until 2020 as well.

Early Music DC lists medieval and Renaissance music happening in the area. Piffaro is performing Jan 21, which is unfortunately our populace meeting – but if you aren't going to the meeting and you like recorder music, go see them! They're great!

Beyond the Beltway • A selection of the famous Terracotta Warriors are at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in

Richmond through March 11.• Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer at the Met Museum in NYC, through Feb 12.

There are some other medieval and Renaissance exhibits there, as well.

Overheard and UnattributedSaid at the populace meeting; we won't say by whom

Go visit your family even if you don’t like them.

Unconscious people do not want tea

(with googly eyes) Hi baby, I love you!

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Cold Weather EventsBy Mistress Teleri the Well-Prepared

Tournament of Ymir is coming! Maybe you’ve heard that it’s a ton of fun, but also that it can be really, really cold. How do you survive a frosty weekend out of doors? The Scandinavians say there's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes – dress well for warmth.

First, remember - it’s not all outsideYmir will have an A&S hall, a dining hall, and a kitchen. The A&S hall and the kitchen are heated. Heaters will be provided for the performing arts space (I’m not sure if it’s indoors or out) and the dining hall. Go inside to warm up.

“Warming drinks” can make you colderAlcohol makes you feel warmer because it dilates blood vessels, bringing warm blood from your coreup to the surface of your skin. That might feel nice, but you're just sending cooler blood back into your core and lowering your body temperature overall.

Stay dryWater is a better conductor than air, so wet clothes will conduct heat away from your body better than dry ones. It doesn’t matter if the wetness comes from external sources (rain, snow) or internal ones (sweat).

• A water-resistant outer layer will keep your dry if there is rain.• Wool keeps you warm even when wet, so wool jackets or cloaks are great for this outer layer• Skin layer should wick moisture away from the skin. Modern performance sports gear, fine

wool, and silk are all recommended for warmth and wicking. Linen is not especially warm, but is a good wicking fabric. Cotton, which absorbs and holds moisture, is not.

• If you find yourself getting hot and sweaty, remove layers to stay dry.• If you can’t remove layers because you’re in armor, make sure you have clean, dry clothes to

put on when you’re done fighting.• Bring an extra set of clean, dry clothes (period or mundane) and leave them in your car. If all

your other gear gets soaked, wear these. This includes shoes!• You can never have enough dry wool socks.

Wear layersLayers let you adjust for how warm or cold you are, preventing sweating. They also add warmth.

• The skin layer, as mentioned above, should be a wicking layer. Thin silk thermal underwear don’t add bulk, are surprisingly warm, and are at least a period material (even if they aren’t period garments). Your linen undershirt or underdress will also work.

• The middle layer(s) are meant to trap warm air next to your body. Fluffy is good here. Woolis a great choice, but even additional layers of linen are better than nothing.

• Consider bringing multiple middle layers you can try to find the most comfortable combination. Maybe two linen gowns is better than one woolen one for you, or visa versa.

• Fur (real or fake) is great at trapping air next to the body, especially when used to line a garment.

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◦ Auction sites like eBay often offer old fur, somewhat worn, fur garments for crafting purposes

◦ Modern fake fur is amazing. It is also synthetic - I would not recommend it for wearing near open flames.

• The outer layer should be windproof or at least wind-resistant as well as water-resistant. Wind will steal away the warm air you’ve carefully stored in your middle layer. Real fur does this by virtue of the leather it’s attached to. Woolens with a tight twill weave, or thick, boiledwoolens are also good choices.

Protect your extremitiesCold hands and feet can make you miserable. Bundle them up!

• Wear layers of socks, a thinner inner sock (or linen hose) and an outer woolen one.• Wear layers of hand-warming things. I like a thin, lined leather glove inside a woolen mitten.

◦ If you haven’t owned mittens since you were a kid and the local S-Mart only has polar fleece ones, look for something in either a natural color (white, off-white, brown, grey, black) or one in a color you use for your garb.

• Cover your head and neck. Put on a scarf before you don your outer body layer to mostly hide it, if it doesn’t go with your garb. Find a warm hat. Ladies, this is a great time to try one of the more elaborate wimpled looks, with linen or light-to-medium wool covering your neck and head. You could also probably fit a slim beanie hat under the veils.

• If the weather is forecast to be wet, and your shoes are not waterproof, bring extra shoes.

That got you through the day, and many winter events are day trips. But Ymir is a winter camping event - how do you sleep without freezing?

CabinsYmir has heated cabins with bathrooms. Each cabin sleeps eleven.

• This year, the event is at a new site, so we don’t have any reports on what the cabins are like. Snug? Draughty? You’ll be bringing your own bedlinens anyway, so throw an extra blanket in there in case it’s more chilly than you expect.

• Enter and exit cabins quickly, so you don’t let all the heat out• If there is snow or mud on your shoes, try to kick off as much as possible before you open

the door and enter the cabin. Keep the wet stuff outside.• Someone will be up later/up earlier/snoring. Bring ear plugs.• If there are bunk beds - don’t be That Guy who grabs two sets of bunks and curtains them

off to make a semi-private room for two, unless you reserved for four.

TentsYes, you can camp in a tent at Ymir!

• Sleeping bags are rated for survival. For comfort, pick a bag that’s rated at least 10 degrees Fahrenheit lower than the overnight lows you intend to sleep through.

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• Mummy bags are considered the warmest, because there is no extra space that you have to heat up with your body heat. However, there’s an advantage to rectangular bags, too - you can put tomorrow’s clothes down around your feet. Keeps you warmer, and your clothes won’t be freezing in the morning.

• If you prefer to sleep under blankets, I would recommend doing a test run: take the set of blankets you intend to bring out to your car some cold night, and sit there for an hour or so. If you get cold, you’ll need more or warmer blankets.

• Put on clean, dry wool socks (or other warm, soft footgear) before bed. Wear a hat to bed.• Something goes under your sleeping bag to insulate you from the ground or air mattress: a

mylar ‘space blanket’, a thick wool blanket, a foam sleeping mat. ◦ If you are sleeping on a futon, you’re probably fine.

• The site is in a pine forest, so there ought to be good windbreaks for tent campers. Just like we want to insulate our bodies from wind, we want to protect our tent as well.

• Bring a smaller tent, if you can. Your body is the only source of heat, so the less space you have to heat, the better.

• Your body is the only source of heat. Burning things inside your tent can kill you, either fromfire or from carbon monoxide. Even if your friend’s brother did it at Gulf Wars and was fine.◦ If you have an expeditionary tent with built-in vents for a stove and the stove to go with

it, assuming you follow the directions, you’re okay.◦ Chemical handwarmers are okay, but I would not recommend sleeping with one. It can

get hotter than you realize and burn you if you are not awake to regulate it.◦ Bottles of hot or warm water are safe, as long as the bottle isn’t going to leak or scald

you.• There will be some portajohns on the list field and bathrooms in the A&S hall. If you have

friends in a cabin, they may let you use their bathroom. But nothing is better for middle-of-the-cold-night bathroom runs than something inside your tent.

Thanks to Maistir Gaelan mac Cuinnegain,, the autocrat for Ymir, for information on the facilities, and to Baroness Sophia the Orange, for getting me in touch with Maistir Galen.

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Baronial Meeting Notes, November 19, 2017 (Found 'em!)Members in attendance: 17

Start: Approx. 7:15pm

Officers ReportsSeneschal (Graciela/Gracie Hutchings):

• Go to Unevent or find a proxy.

• Use Yahoo group for official stuff.

• There are new exchequer forms, new links to SPIKE system, and soon new budget forms for

events.

MOAS (Johanna/Louise Flessas):

• Going to Unevent. Mirabella interested in becoming MOAS. Johanna willing to step down.

• A&S activities: SENEA dinner. Horse building. Matilda interested in a fitting session for 12th

night clothes. Shoes pushed off til after 12th night. Dec 3 garland class @ Emma’s. Dec 10

arrow making.

Exchequer (Morton/Stephen Graf):

• Warrant re-upped.

• Has new contract for St Andrews to sign.

Chatelaine (Patches/Sonya Fletcher):

• Had newcomers at Crown, gave away all of the feast gear welcome kits that were brought.

They were well-received.

• Deputy Cynthia has taken 101 course. Wulfric will be a chatelaine deputy for the fighters.

• Requests $20 to print up contact cards. Emma seconds, all aye.

Chronicler (Teleri/Jamie Lennon):

• Drekkar went out.

Webminister (Kunigunde/Rebecca Green):

• Need to start the process of getting it over to Tatsume

Knights Marshall (Angeline):

• Practice going well.

• No practice tomorrow, doors will be locked. Also closed Xmas and NY.

Herald (Rose):

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• Looking for deputies for weekend court heralding.

Youth(Astrid/Ester Whitlock):

• Did a youth heraldry activity at Crown. 6 children attended. Kids spent 2 hours on it, seemed

to be a success. Spent $45.24 on materials, requests reimbursement. Ilaria seconds, all

aye.

MOL(Kunigunde/Rebecca Green):

• Quiet in Storvik, requested to work at other baronies’ events.

Baronage (Celric and Ilaria/David and Martha Bartlett):

• Debuted new tent, list fence, new populace hoods at Crown. Looked great, very happy.

• Have turned in receipts. Fence came in under budget, tent was exactly as budgeted.

• Request to purchase second stake bag so it’s not so heavy. Tent needs a bag; Tirzah has

canvas to donate, Johanna can sew it.

• 12th Night coming up in VA Beach, very excited for Palio Horses. Requesting designs for a

baronial Palio horse. Want at least two horses and accouterments.

• At-homes will be at weird times because of the holidays but they will be announced.

Old Business

Meeting location: Jason’s Deli is pretty nice and Metro access is really good. Re-brand business

meeting to populace meeting. Could make Dec meeting more of a holiday party. Start at 6pm.

Buy a tray or two of snacks since we’re not paying for CR. Gracie moves to allocate $125 for food.

Tatsume seconds. All aye.

Events

Crown: Big crowd, 326 on site. Thanks to all volunteers, it went well and smoothly. Gate forms need

a place to note Paypal $$.

12th Night: See baronage report

Performer’s Revel on April 14; conflicts with royal archery but not expecting large overlap

Spring Fair, April 21 - Looked at new site (Marietta Mansion). Site should do. Needs to get

paperwork. Has a vision, needs to talk to northern baronage to realize it. Can get lower and upper

field for $600.

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Novice Tourney June 23: Kunigunde has been getting volunteers for the major roles. Tirzah will do

gate. Patches for A&S

BotB, Sept 21-23: Have tried to formalize which barony does what when they host and when they

don’t. On deck barony will be doing MIC, field activities. No theme picked yet; Lochmere’s 30th

birthday.

Spring Crown/Coronation: Bid for May 5th for Crown at Marietta Mansion, Rayhana offering to

autocrat; Hanna will help. All aye. Emma proposes we bid for Fall if we don’t get Spring.

Hanna will continue to act as reservationist. Spare PO Box key now with exchequer. Hanna asks for

$67 for the next 6 mo of PO box. Emma seconds. All aye.

Talia: Is there a budget for archery supplies/repair? Gracie: We don’t have budgets but we’ll look at

that in the new year. But there was $200 approved for archery jig and supplies.

End: Approx. 8:45pm

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Baronial Meeting Notes, December 17, 2017Members in attendance: 13

Start: 7:20pm

Officers Reports

Seneschal (Graciela/Gracie Hutchings):

• New changes to seneschal policy coming

• Yahoo/Yahoo groups is not required; Kingdom Seneschal just has to sign off on whatever platform is chosen

• Reviewed harassment policy. If you feel uncomfortable, please speak up - to the person or, ifyou are not comfortable, to the seneschal or baronage. Chatelaines please make sure newcomers understand policy and how to navigate it.

• Facebook is not official. Official comms go through whatever is logged. Understand what is official and what is not. Anything that requires insurance to go along with it also requires an official communication.

MOAS (Johanna/Louise Flessas):

• Unclear if Mirabelle’s warrant has gone through

• Send Johanna an email with details on any classes. Activities, etc.

• Mirabelle wants to get shoe-making, arrow-making and knitting classes going (says Patches)

• Kingdom University wants to schedule sites a year out, if we want to propose a site

Exchequer (Morton/Stephen Graf):

• Morton at Family obligation; Gracie reporting on Unevent announcements

• Quartermaster is an official deputy now and must be warranted

• Recommend financial committee to go over inventory before donating anything

• Time to revise financial policy after Kingdom’s gets revised

• When you Spike an event, you have to Spike the pricing. Acorn is official. If no price in Acorn, then event is free. Has to be in Acorn 60 days prior to month in which event is held.

• New budget forms for events are coming out

• Request Paypal 3 months in advance of event, closes 2 weeks out. Get training from Kingdom Exchequer for using Paypal. Fewer people preregister for no-feast day trip; Paypal is almost necessary.

Quartermaster (John Angus West/John Hutchings)

• Wooden list no longer fits in shed, it is at Llyr’s house. We have the code to get to it, so we can get at it.

• New spear list fence is at Their Excellencies’.

• Need list of baronial gear Their Excellencies’ are holding

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Chatelaine (Patches/Sonya Fletcher):

• One newcomer reach out to us this month

• Looking for a loaner archery kit for Wulfric here for 4 months

• Going to make knitted Pouches for largesse

• 5 bins of Gold Key, two bags want to get rid of - get approval at next event to disposition, then do a yard sale at next event

• Possible upcoming classes: Customs and Courtesy, How to Watch Fighting, Mock Court

Chronicler (Teleri/Jamie Lennon):

• Drekkar went out.

• New requirements on newsletter will be rolled out in New Year

• Kingdom Chronicler says to not advertise or promote unofficial activities, which could be

mistaken for official baronial events, on social media

Webminister (Kunigunde/Rebecca Green):

• Warrants for Tatsume and Jacqueline have been approved on Barony’s end

Knights Marshall (Angeline) (Celric reporting):

• Practice going well.

• No practice Xmas and NY.

Herald (Rose):

• Rose has been elevated to Pursuivant Extraordinary

• Heralds going to use University online system to coordinate

• Court reports due within two weeks of event

• Type it in an email, send to baronage too

• Anyone can herald a court, but you have to take notes and give to baronial herald so she cando reporting

• When planning an event, talk to heralds 3-4 weeks out if you will need voice or table heralds

• Talking to Amanda/Evelina to be a deputy

MOL(Kunigunde/Rebecca Green):

• Attended Unevent. Important points: New fighter Authorization papers are coming soon. Equestrian rules have changed and 3 Equestrian forms will be added.

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• At the table at events, MoL must check authorizing Marshals' warrants. Marshals must be authorized in forms they are authorizing. Eg. Siege authorizations need two marshals authorized in Siege.

• Youth combat (under 16) - Parents need to be involved and know what their child is getting into before authorizing. Parent/guardian or someone with notarized medical waiver must watch their child on the field. Parents need to understand that this is a contact sport and their child might get injured. 2 Youth marshals have to be present to authorize youth.

• The training MoL went over rules for Youth authorizations.

• There will be a new MoL Handbook out soon.

• The training MoL went over how MoLs should handle rapier Blacksword tournaments. Send

reports to Lady Marguerite de Lyon.

Baronage (Celric and Ilaria/David and Martha Bartlett):

• Confabulated with other baronage, brainstormed solutions to common problems

• SCA Inc possibly changing policy so baronage can know how many people and who are in thebarony based on ZIP, produce heat maps of where people live, have Milpitas send out postcards to reach people if info cannot be transferred

• Looking for a way to automate process of adding new ZIP codes to baronies

• At-home this Tuesday, another one after New Year’s (Jan 2) to make horses

• Baronial shirts: Triton Herald has approved. Delivery at 12th Night and fighter practice after.

Give orders to Excellencies. $10 up to XL, $12 for XXL and up. Proceeds will be donated to

A&S within the barony (banners, etc)

Further Unevent Notes

Seneschal/Exchequer Meeting (Kunigunde reporting)

• Went over harassment policy

• Officers should be a model and develop healthy relationships and follow chain of command. Guide others about consent. Report and document events.

• People stop participating if there is a culture of bullying or harassment.

• Event announcements have to be in the Acorn 2 to 3 months before event and costs have to be published. If you don't publish costs in the Acorn, you are not allowed to charge anything at the event. Put in event costs even if you have to change them later. You can list a price higher than you expect to need and charge less at the gate.

• New Exchequer handbook on SCA.org

• Baronies will have to update financial policies to meet the new rules but the Kingdom forms haven't been approved yet by the SCA BoD.

• There will be new event bid and reporting forms.

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• Kingdom Exchequer needs replacement when she steps down in May 2018. Also needs a Maryland regional deputy.

• Baronial inventory should be done; the group (not individual) has to decide if items will be sold or disposed of. Suggests a "financial committee". Mark baronial property and track it.

• Request Paypal 3 months in advance of your events. It closes 2 weeks before the event. Ask Alana for Paypal training with Triangle thing. Paypal charges $0.30 + 2%. Make sure you get a good cell phone signal at the site you want to set up Troll, or set up a hot-spot.

Events

Twelfth Night

• Storvik is sponsoring a Palio horse

• Cash bar

• Venue is pet-friendly, but not event site (rooms where dogs are allowed)

April 14 - Performers Revel

April 21 - Spring Fair

Marietta Mansion is available

Novice

Needs a herald

Needs a reservationist, gate - Johanna will do

Looking for ideas for a theme

Sept 22, Battle on the Bay - no updates, need to figure out Croom strategy

Fall Crown - Marietta Mansion is available, Lea will put in a bid

Old Business

None

New Business

We’re keeping Jason’s Deli as meeting location; Gracie will reserve it for next time

Jan 21 - next meeting

End: 8:45p

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Baronial RegnumBaron and Baroness of Storvik

Baron Celric d'Ravelle & Baroness Ilaria de Gandia

baron<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org, baroness<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Officers & Deputies

SeneschalMistress Graciela Esperanca de Sevilleseneschal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Minister of Arts & SciencesMeisterin Johanna von Sudeborn moas<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

ChroniclerLady Teleri the Well-Prepared chronicler<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy ChroniclersLady Patricia of Trakai Eadgyth

ExchequerLord Douglass Mortonexchequer<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

QuartermasterLord John Westironkey<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Herald Lady Rose Nic Galenherald<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Castellan/ChatelaineLady Sonya Flicker chatelaine<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Knight MarshalAngelineknightmarshal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Armored DeputyLord Carlyle Jamesson

Minister of ListsLady Kunigunde von Darmstadt mol<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Minister of Lists

Archery Marshal

Rapier Marshal

rapiermarshal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Rapier Marshal

Web MinisterLady Kunigunde von Darmstadt (incoming)webminister<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Web Minister for Yahoo GroupLady Kunigunde von Darmstatwebminister<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Archery MarshalVacant

Equestrian MarshalGriffin Wharvagerggriffin924+sca<at>gmail.com

Youth Combat MarshalVacant

Minister of Minors

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Astrid storvikyouthofficer<at> gmail.com

Baronial Champions

ArcherySayyida Tala al-Zahra

Arts & SciencesBaroness Emma West

BardicLord Charles Alexander

Court PainterTHL Richard Wyn

Heavy WeaponsLady Anne Barlow

RapierLord Jeffry Thorn

YouthVacant

Baronial Appointees

WarlordLord Griffin Wharvager

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Populace meetings are held the 3rd Sunday of the month at 6:30pm at Jason's Deli in College Park, MD. Baronial business will be conducted at 7pm. Take your best route to US-1 S in College Park. Go past the university main gates; a few lights down is Knox Rd, with a Peri-Peri chicken place on your right. Turn right and then turn left into the parking lot of the mall. Jason's Deli is near the entrance where you came in. 7356 Baltimore Ave, College Park, MD. 301-779-3924.Fight practice (armored and rapier) and dancepractice are held each Monday at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 4512 College Ave., College Park, MD 20740, at the corner of College Ave and Princeton Ave. off of Route 1, south of Paint Branch Pkwy. 7 blocks from the College Park/U of MD Metro on the Green Line.Archery practice on Sunday 11:00am at Adelphi archery range, 2800 University Blvd E, Adelphi, MD 20783; equipment-making at Lord Cameron's during inclement weather.Early Northern European Adhocracy: 9426 Canterbury Riding, Laurel, MD. Right off I-95 exit 35A. Free unassigned parking. One cat.Baronial At-Home: 1204 Canberwell Rd, Catonsville MD

Jason's deli located by red diamond. Monday practice at 4512 College Ave., College Park, MD 20740 is at the letter “A” in the map pin.

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