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Newsletter for the Barony of AnealaSociety for Creative Anachronism
The Vine
Volume 23 Issue 06October AS LI/2016
Regnum
Baronial Missive
Kingdom of Lochac A&S Competitions
Regular Activities
Local Lochac Guild Contacts
Online Resources & Group Websites
About The Vine
Contents
ThorolfR Olfuss Brandsson and Halla Vinagjafar HrafnsdottirKing and Queen of Lochac
Regnum
Baron Dameon & Baroness [email protected]
Champion of the Sword Clement von ArlonChampion of the Bow Thomas O CaerdyfChampion of the Rapier Zaven ZetountsiChampion of Arts & Sciences Renonys de la FueilleBard of Aneala Ariel of St Basil
SeneschalNathan [email protected]
Arts & SciencesCatherine de [email protected]
MarshalRichard [email protected]
Herald Blackwing PersuviantBest Pickel [email protected]
ChatelaineAlessandra de [email protected]
WebministerNathan [email protected]
Equestrian MarshalDon Donnchadh [email protected]
ReeveElizabeth [email protected]
ConstableElizabeth [email protected]
ChroniclerMargarita [email protected]
List KeeperBranwen of [email protected]
Rapier MarshalAriel of St [email protected]
Captain of the ArchersKilic ibn Sungur ibn [email protected]
From Dameon and Leonie, Baron and Baroness of Aneala, to the populace of Aneala, greetings
Thank you everyone for a wonderful Anealan Championship Weekend. Congratulations to Aneala’s new champions:Champion of the Sword - Lord Richard FerrowreChampions of the Rapier - Sir André de MontségurChampion of the Bow - Lord Ulfr fra JorvikChampion of the Arts and Sciences - Mistress Branwen of Werchesvorde
As well as defending us and the Barony, Aneala’s Champions provide us all with examples of courtesy, skill and prowess in their various arts, and what it is to strive for honour. All of them have lessons to teach us all. Ask them for their stories, and honour them as your Champions.
Aneala’s outgoing champions Sir Clement von Arlon, Lord Thomas of Caerdyf and Lord Zaven Zetounsi were inducted into the Hearth troupe (in Zaven’s case resuming his place) and we thank them for their promise of on-going service to the Barony.
Lady Margarita Rossetti has accepted a position as Lady-in-waiting to the Baroness, and we thank her also for her promise of service.
But there is more to Championship weekend than tournaments and competitions - there are food, feasting, singing, arts and sciences classes, and some hard work. Thank you to the Steward Lady Lucia and her many helpers, to Lady Susannah and Lord Richard for the tavern feast on Saturday, to Lord Jacques and the College for the Victory Feast on Sunday night, to Master Kilic and Mistress Branwen for breakfasts, and to Lady Lucia and helpers for the lunches. Thanks to the outgoing champions for organising the tournaments to select their successors, and to the heralds, list keeper and marshals who all kept the tournaments running. And of course the populace (if not already included above) who all pitched in and helped out somewhere along the way.
At Championship we also had the sorrow of marking the passing of Lord Rhys fforrestwr, who has been such a stalwart of the College and the Barony. Vale Rhys. May he be at peace.
Baronial Missive
Coming events for October.
Abertridwr will hold its Five Man Melee event on October 15th. Unfortunately we will not be there, since we are travelling to Politarchopolis that weekend, but we hope all the fighters have a great time.
We will be back in time to attend the Green Dragon Feast in Dragons Bay on 22 October at Casuarina/Wellard Community Hall. This is a potluck feast, and always a very enjoyable event.
Then on the last weekend of October we have the Bal d’Aneala: Oktoberfest on 29 October, at St Matthews Hall, Guildford. The Bal d'Aneala includes the competition to select the next Bard of Aneala, so come along and display your entertainment prowess to the populace, or watch and applaud the skill of others, and chose your favourite to entertain us for the next year.
Don’t forget to book for these events. we hope to see many of you there.
We also reiterate our call for recommendations for baronial awards. We watch for skills, prowess and service among the populace, but know that we do not see everything, so we rely on you to tell us of worthy deeds.
Until next time
Yours in service
Dameon and Leonie
Baronial Missive
November Crown LI (2016) hosted by the Barony of RiverhavenA weaving implement – Heddles, box loom, weaving sword, warp weights, tablets for card weaving made from horn, bronze etc.Children's Clothing – An item or full outfit from any era.An item utilising fur – The fur can form the whole item or a part of it i.e. clothing, accessories etc. Faux fur can be used.
Twelfth Night LI (2017) hosted by the Barony of PolitarchopolisA nautical item – For Captain or crew. Navigation item, rope, bucket, safety, every day tools, etc.An item for the hands, head or feet – Any medium, any period. Gloves, shoes, socks, comb, brush, pattens etc.Something to carry liquid in – For a journey, in the home, at work. Any medium.
For more information, please refer to the Lochac A&S websiteartsandsciences.lochac.sca.org
Entries for interstate events need to be sent at least 2 weeks prior to be received for judging or have other arrangements made.
Kingdom of Lochac A&S Competitions
Baronial Council Meeting
3rd Friday of the month, 7:00pm arrival for a 7:30pm startContact Nathan: [email protected]
Scribes Calligraphy & Illumination SCA sign in requiredContact Mistress Branwen for session times.Contact Branwen: [email protected]
Music and SingingThis is not an offical SCA event. Practices held twice a month. Times and venues vary and are posted on our Yahoo grouphttp:launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/CeoltoiriAnealaFor more info join this group or contact Catherine: [email protected]
Baronial Armoured, Rapier & Archery TrainingSundays, 10am – 12pm, Lake Monger Primary School, Dodd St, WembleyContact Richard: [email protected]
Dragon's Bay TrainingSundays from 8:30am, Casuarina Wellard Community Hall, corner of Mortimer Rd and Barker Rd Casuarina – 2km from the freeway at the Mortimer Rd exit.
College of St. Basil Armoured & Rapier TrainingWednesday (Armoured) & Thursday (Rapier) 5pm to 7pm, Oak Lawn, UWA
Abertridwr Armoured, Archery Training & Arts & SciencesSundays, 1pm at Wandi Progress Association Hall, De Haer Rd, WandiContact Galen: [email protected]
Regular Activities
Guild of the Silver RondelThe dance guild in the Kingdom of Lochac which encourages pre 17th century dancing, holds competitions and also holds the Bal d'Argent, which is the social dance event of the year.Contact Mistress Catherine: [email protected]
Royal Fibre Guild of LochacFor those interested in the arts, crafts and history of all textile matters. We encourage the doing, researching and teaching of fibre related skills as seen in pre 1600 cultures. We include weavers, spinners, dyers, cord makers, felters, knitters, njalbinders and lace makers.Contact Lady Elizabeth: [email protected]
Royal Guild of DefenceResearching and teaching of the period martial arts of Europe, as detailed in the various extant fencing and wrestling manuals.Contact Baron Dameon: [email protected]
Worshipful Company of BroiderersThe aim of the Company is to advance the study and practice of pre-1600 AD European needlework in Lochac and in the Known World.Contact Baroness Leonie: [email protected]
Local Lochac GuildContacts
Barony of Aneala (Perth, WA) aneala.lochac.sca.orgCanton of Dragons Bay lochac.sca.org/dragonsbayCollege of St Basil the Great (UWA) sca.org.au/basilShire of Abertridwr (South of Perth, WA) abertridwr.orgKingdom of Lochac (Australia & New Zealand) lochac.sca.orgSCA Corporate (Australia) sca.org.auSCA Corporate (World-wide) sca.org
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Online Resources &Group Websites
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