GL - Report from Steppes A&S

[Wayne]

Filling in the gaps:

William Ironwyrm, Colleen O'Kelly, and Damasque du Bier recieved Awards of
Arms.
Alys Durivau, the central regional scribe, also recieved an Iris of Merit.
Jovian Skleros recieved the Crown's Favor for his Byzantine Icons.
Keara Ryan recieved the Sable Thistle for her maiolica.
Baron Edwin FitzLloyd recieved an Acorn of the Steppes.
HL Galla Cunningham was named the new artisan.

Sorry for the interjection. All of this was actually a lead up to my
compliments to Lady Lavina on her scroll. I also was very impressed, and
wanted to express that to her.

Don Duncan Hepburn
Sable Scroll Pursuivant
Holder of the Queen's Blade of Honor to HRM Allyson

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From: owner-glaslyn at ansteorra.org [mailto:owner-glaslyn at ansteorra.org]On
Behalf Of ladylavina
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 6:52 PM
To: glaslyn at ansteorra.org
Subject: GL - Report from Steppes A&S


Greetings Glaslynders:

For all of those of you who are interested in the happenings at Steppes
Artisan this weekend, I send this update:

Numerous AoA's were awarded to people from Steppes that I did not know.

Philip White was awarded an Iris of Merit - so that's Honorable Lord Philip
now.

A lady from Bryn Gwald (whose name escapes me) won Artisan.

Apparently, each of the past Steppes Artisans are not allowed to compete
again, but are judges for all future Steppes Artisan events.  There were
some 13 judges.  After the winner was announced, each of the past artisans
was allowed to give out a prize to their favorite artisan for "whatever
reason" they wanted.  Normally, the prize went to someone in their (the past
Artisan's) area, or if they learned alot about a new medium.

The following people (that I know anyway) were awarded prizes as "Artisan's
Favorites"

Lord Daniel Stewart who had a wonderful period chair.  He also won the "Most
Practical Item" category.

Lady Ameline DuBois who had, as usual, a marvelous display of handblown
glass beads.

HL Darius of the Bells who, the judge said, made a wonderful chicken dish (I
didn't get to try it - I made 5 passes by his station and still didn't get a
sample...)

and (yours truly) me, Lady Lavina del Bakhous, for my first original scroll.

There were also 2 apprentices taken (both whose names I do not know).  One
of the new apprentices was the person who displayed those beautiful ceramic
plates at Steppes Warlord.  she was also given a thistle for her work in
this area.

That's all I have to report from Steppes Artisan.

Remember the next upcoming 2 (A&S) events:

Loch Rudah's event this coming weekend (August 11-13) in Canton where they
will choose, among other titles, their titled Artisan

and our Mini-Tournament on August 19.

We still need a person who is willing to be the lunchocrat.  HL Airaklee has
volunteered to run troll and be the prize coordinator.  Please contact him
for any prizes you wish to donate or if you wish to work troll.

See everyone this Thursday for Dance Practice and next Wednesday at
populace.

Yours in Service,
Lady Lavina del Bakhous
Acting A&S Minister, Canton of Glaslyn
Apprentice to Mistress Stella Silvana

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