[Scriptoris] FW: [GA_Scribes] KWHSS 2004

[lisabetta]

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From: alisone17404 [mailto:goofy1 at suscom.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 8:37 PM
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Subject: [GA_Scribes] KWHSS 2004


My apologies to those who receive this more than once..

Good people, forgive the presumption of this announcement. But 
gather ye near and attend my words. The Shire of Owl's Reste (York 
County, PA) will be the site of and the host for the Known World 
Heraldic and Scribal Symposium 2004 with the gracious and generous 
help of our friends. It will be held June 25-27, 2004 at the Holiday 
Inn Conference Center outside of New Cumberland, PA, just at the 
intersection of the PA Turnpike and Interstate Route 83. 

Details are being finalized but we know that Dr. Gerard Brault, Penn 
State Prof. of Medieval Studies and author of several books on 
Medieval Heraldry will be a teacher. His books include; Early 
Blazon, Eight Thirteenth Century Rolls of Arms, Aspologia Three, 
Song of Roland: An Analytical Edition - Introduction & Commentary 
and The Rolls of Arms of Edward I. We also anticipate a speaker from 
the Walters Museum in Baltimore from their manuscript collection. 
The event Web site is under construction and I will post that addy 
as soon as it is up. 

Of course, most classes will draw from the expertise and experience 
of Society membership from across the known world. Former Laurel 
Queen of Arms Mistress Jaelle of Armida of Drakenwald; Master 
Pietari, currently Koira herald, former Pelican King of Arms; 
Mistress Michel, Tyger Clerk of the Signet, East Kingdom; Mistress 
Alicia Langland, O.L., O.P., Aethelmearc; Master Brendan Brisbane, 
O.L.; and Mistress Cori Ghora, O.L., O.P. have all agreed to teach.

Realizing that many heralds and scribes are married to or are in 
other ways attached to people who have utterly no interest in these 
topics, this location offers a myriad of non-SCA activities and 
attractions.

Hershey, with its amusement park, sports arena, chocolate factory 
and a venue that attracts such entertainment as Cher, the Harlem 
Globetrotters and Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus, is less 
than a half hour's drive. Harrisburg (15 minutes) is home to a AA 
Minor League Baseball team, the National Civil War Museum, the 
Whitaker Center and its IMAX screen and one of the most beautiful 
state capitol buildings on the country. 

So, fair traveler, prithee mark the dates and plan to attend. Plan 
to teach. Plan to write for the published Proceedings. This is a 
phenomenal opportunity to learn and grow and meet those good folk 
who share your interests.

Any questions can be directed to the Autocrat, Lady Gisela vom 
Kreuzbach (mka Kate Rauhauser-Smith) at Scribe0002 at aol.com. Thank 
you for your time and consideration.



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