ES - Children at events

[Julie Self]

I have just gotten an authorization card that has a Non-Combat block with 
Scout, Banner Bearer, Chirurgeon, Herald and Water Bearer in parentheses.  
Does this not mean that they really should be authorized?
Gwenllian Hertewelle


>From: "Richard Threlkeld" <rjt at softwareinnovation.com>
>Reply-To: elfsea at ansteorra.org
>To: <elfsea at ansteorra.org>
>Subject: RE: ES - Children at events
>Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 11:57:00 -0600
>
>You do not need to be authorized to be a waterbearer. We prefer that you
>work with the official Waterbearer for the event. He or she will make sure
>you know the rules for the day. When you may enter a list field, what to
>do if someone puts the water bottle head in their mouth, ...
>
>We are currently reviving the Waterbearer's Guild. It will operate under
>the Chirurgeon's Guild (waterbearers report to the chirurgeons), but has
>its own Kingdom Waterbearer office. There will be a short (about 30 
>minutes)
>class on sanitation, rules, and organization. Those who take the class will
>be Journeyman Waterbearers and entitled to wear a blue baldric with the
>Waterbearer's badge on it. We expect those people to run the waterbearing
>at events.
>
>A Journeyman Waterbearer is not required at any event and they have
>no authority over the Autocrats or whomever the Autocrat chooses to
>waterbear. However, they will make themselves available. As an Autocrat,
>I would choose someone who wanted to do it and who had instruction in
>doing it well and who (probably) had experience in doing it.
>
>That was probably much more than you wanted, but my two cents worth.
>
>Caelin
>Deputy Kingdom Chirurgeon (and former Kingdom Waterbearer)
>
> > I thought that in order to be a waterbearer you now had to be
> > authorized -
> > I know I've overheard people say "are you authorized to be a 
>waterbearer?"
> > Or do I have my wires crossed (again)?
> >
> > Lavina
> >
> > On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Richard Threlkeld wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > > 1.  Would it be possible for those who are interested in having a
> > > > page/squire (or whatever appropriate title is) all to gather at an
> > > > upcoming event, set aside a time with the MOC and give a talk
> > about what
> > > > they as "Sir Knight" do as a knight and would except of a page; or
> > > > what "Lord/Lady Herald" does and would need help with.  After 
>everyone
> > > > gives their presentations, the kids could break up into
> > groups and meet
> > > > either as small group or individually with the person they
> > wish to work
> > > > with.  Things could progress from there...
> > >  Great idea. There are two possibilities. Let the children
> > choose or let
> > > the adult choose. Each has merits and in the end, both must choose. 
>And
> > > it will also require input from the child's parents.
> > > >
> > > > 2.  Why can't the older children be criers or runners at
> > events.  Tabbards
> > > > could be made to easily identify these pages.
> > > Or waterbearers!
> > >
> > > >
> > > > Again - just my .02 cents worth.
> > > >
> > > > Lady Lavina
> > > > (again - who is always willing to give her advise on subjects)
> > > Caelin
> > >
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