[Ansteorra] Membership woes

[ylwrose2 at juno.com]

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I carried my two sons as Associate members for about two years, and
finally decided to pay for their full membership.  In addition to my not
having to sign waivers at every event, it makes them feel really good to
have their own membership numbers when competing in an activity, such as
IKAC shoots and the like.  It's worth it to me to give my kids their own
identity and a little self-esteem.  You can specify to the Registrar that
you only need one Black Star and one T.I. for the household.

Lady Francesca Laviana Sansovino
Barony of the Steppes
Mother of twin boys, age 14

> I recommend that you consider a family membership.  A family membership
> gives a sustaining membership to one person and associate membership
> to the rest of the family for $10 each.  The difference between
sustaining
> and associate is that sustaining membership gives you a subscription
> to the Black Star and TI.  Also only sustaining memberships are counted

> for population of groups and kingdom.  An associate membership is
> sufficient to hold any office or fight in Crown as long as you receive
the
> Black Star at your address.  Or if you both want to be sustaining
members,
> you can get 2 Black Stars or one of you can request another newsletter
> in place of the Black Star.  By all means, make your children members
> too.  Not having to sign waivers for them at every event is nice.
>
> Mirrim
> former Kingdom treasurer and associate member
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