[Ansteorra] Fw: [TY] Herald Staff for Gulf War XI

[Debbie Walker]

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From: Carlwyn George Ordragoun of Canterbury
To: southdowns at yahoogroups.com ; meridies-heralds at yahoogroups.com ; meridian-ty at yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 8:45 PM
Subject: [TY] Herald Staff for Gulf War XI


Banners and pennons flapping in the breeze.  Long lines of armed and armored
soliders, shields and swords and spears at ready.  Light glinting off of
crowns and coronets across the greensward field.

A figure wearing a tabard of green with gold crossed trumpets stands in the
open field yet unmarred and unbloodied between the two armies gathered to do
battle this day.  "Oyez, oyez, welcome to Gulf War XI!"

Yes, the War Herald for Gulf War XI is looking for more than a few good
heralds.  Job positions can be based on experience and expertise, but
beginning volunteers with no experience, but a desire to learn and serve are
needed.

Needed immediately are key volunteers to be deputies to the War Herald and
Shift Leaders.  Be the first in your shire, canton, barony, principality or
kingdom to enlist in the Gulf War XI Heraldic Service Corp!  Wear the green
and gold, travel the highways and byways of the war site informing all of
the announcements of the day, help create new and better names, devices, and
badges for the famous and yet-to-be-famous.  Find out what fun standing
through Great Court is all about.

Volunteers should contact the War Herald immediately before choice
assignments are exhausted.  Please respond with a brief resumae to:
Ordagoun at worldnet.att.net (preferred) or 6533 Dodgen Rd, Mableton, GA 30126.
All volunteers will be accepted and none will be turned down.  Kingdom of
residence is not a factor; though volunteers from Trimaris, Ansteorra, and
Meridies are highly encouraged.

Please feel free to distribute this missive to the list-serves for your
local group or heralds-list.

In Service, I Am and Remain,

Carlwyn George Ordragoun of Canterbury
(mka Charles D. Burgess)

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