From the Tower

Barony of Southron GaardBarony of Southron GaardApril AS XL (2006)April AS XL (2006)

Chronicler’s CornerChronic ler’s Corner

Greetings to all the newOfficiers who have stepped up to newpositions. The SCA cannot functionwithout the help of those who volun-

teer to do the organisational stuffs.

Of course, it also cannot function without peopleto turn up and make it the fun we all like to in-dulge in.

Heres to us !

In service to Southron GaardR o s e d e L u d l o wR o s e d e L u d l o w

Chronicler

From the Tower is the news letter of the Barony ofSouthron Gaard of the Society for CreativeAnachronism. It is not a corporate publication ofthe Society of Creative Anachronism, and does notdelineate offical SCA policies. Opinions expressedin articles, unless otherwise indicated, are those ofthe authors concerned, regardless of the identity ofthe author. Copyright 2006. All rights revert tothe authors and artists.

ContentsContentsChronicler’s Corner.............................................ii

Disclaimer and Subscription information..........ii

Their Excellencies Speak....................................iii

A&S Workshop - Late Period Hairstyles...........iii

St Kessog First Feast..........................................iii

From The Seneschal...........................................iv

Seneschal Appointment.....................................iv

Missives to the Barony........................................v

Medieval Stuff Evening.......................................vi

Chatelaine Appointment....................................vi

Singing Group....................................................vi

WAR..................................................................vii

SCANZ Committee Member require................viii

Upcoming Reeve Position.................................viii

Council Meeting Minutes....................................ix

Seamsters Guild.................................................xii

Amourer Available.............................................xii

Baronial Library.................................................xii

Fighters Practice................................................xii

Rowany Festival.................................................xii

Calendar of Events............................................xiii

UCMRS.............................................................xiv

Miscellaneous Contact Details .........................xiv

Membership Form............................................xv

From the Tower is available in electronic form, fromthe Southron Gaard website:

http://sg.sca.org.nz

The electronic version is free.

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TheirTheir

Exce l lenc iesExce l lenc ies

Speak.. . .Speak.. . .

Baronial Anniversary has just passed andwe could not have asked for a more enjoy-able event. We were very pleased to see somany gentles competing for the honour to

be our Barony's Champions, and delighted to see somany new faces, not least the large group whovisited fromSt Kessog.

And so to Festival. Over a dozen SouthronGaarders will be attending this year, and well overtwo dozen from these Isles in total. The occasion forthe marked increase in attendance is the war de-clared between Ynys Fawr and the three CrescentIsles groups, but it is also a natural consequence ofthe widening and deepening ties between thedifferent parts of the Kingdom.

This was also evidenced by the record number ofvisitors from Continental Lochac at CanterburyFaire. All spoke highly of our encampment, andthus we are likely to see further growth in distanttravellers attending. We will be continuing tocount on your good offices to make people new toour barony -- whether temporary visitors or anewcomer taking those first steps into our world --as welcome as possible.

Winter approaches and, with it, St Kessog's FirstFeast in May, then our Quarter Day Yule Celebra-tion in the Levant, followed soon afterwards by JulyCoronation in Ildhafn's Canton of Cluain. If youhave not yet experienced the grandeur of a Crownevent, the latter will be an excellent opportunity.We hope the Barony will host a Crown event in thenot-too-distant future and in good time will becalling for aid, assistance and advice as to that.

Bartholomew and katherineBartholomew and katherineBaron and Baroness of Southron Gaard

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Arts & Sciences WorkshopArts & Sciences Workshop

Late Period HairstylesTerese de la Maunche (mka Meredith Hart) will be host-

ing a class on late period hairstyles on Saturday April22nd, commencing at 2pm.

The class will take place at the home of Terese and Adelein Phillipstown. Numbers are limited to 8. If you would

like to attend pleaseemail Terese - xanthe@paradie.net.nz.

The focus will be on styles for mid length and long hair,with particular reference to hairtaping. Attendees need to

bring a hairbrush, hair ties, pins, a blunt needle and alongribbon or tape if they wish to try hairtaping.

Please feel free to bring images of styles you would like totry out to share. To attend you will need to be comfort-able with touching other people's hair and with havingyour own hair touched as more complex styles are likely

to require assistance.

St Kessog's First Feast

Saturday 13th of May6pm - 11pm$12 a head

Everson Lounge - Clubs and Societies BuildingOtago University, Albany Street, Dunedin.Programme:Arrival of Guests 6pm· Mini Baronial Court· First Course· Entertainment by the peoples of St Kessog· Second Course· A Scottish Play - Abridged· Third Course· Revelry

Clean up at 11pm for an 11.30 departureBookings emailed to Avril

Email: seneschal@ kessog.sca.org.nzPhone: 03 473 9789 or 021 824579 (txt recommended)Payment by the Friday the 5th of May.

Avril of Didham

Hello, and welcome to my first column for FTT. Forthose members of the populace who haven't alreadyheard, my name is Peregrine Flamstead and I amthe new Seneschal of Southron Gaard. I thought Iwould begin this first column with a brief introduc-tion about myself and how I got involved in theSCA.

In 1999, while still in high school, I joined a steelweapons re-enactment group in Auckland, wherelittle else was done besides fighting. In 2001 I movedto Christchurch to attend university and was intro-duced to the SCA for the first time. Along with thiscame an introduction to all the other things the SCAhas to offer; all the various arts and sciences andnon-combat activities.

At the start of my second year of university I met afew other people interested in steel fighting, and soOrdo Cygni was born as a weekly steel-weaponsfighter's practice. Later on, Ordo Cygni grew toencompass arts & sciences and various other medievalpursuits besides fighting. I served as the president ofOrdo Cygni for two years before graduating in 2004with a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical andElec-tronic Engineering. In the SCA I have served as theBaronial Herald for the past two years.

One of the characteristics that differentiates the SCAfrom other medieval groups is the range of activitiesit has to offer, from fighting and archery to embroi-dery and weaving and everything in between. Iwould encourage people to broaden their horizonsand go and try something new. It has beencommented that many people specialise in just oneinterest; an art or science or something martial, oftento the detriment of other skills and interests.

So go and pick up a bow and learn to shoot, or getsomeone to teach you embroidery, or start makingthat pair of shoes you have always been too scared tostart making before. Remember nothing is as intimi-dating as it looks, and are often more fun and re-warding than you expect.

Yours in Service,Peregrine Flamstead

From the SeneschalFrom the Seneschal

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SeneshalSeneshalAppointmentAppointment

The Kingdom Seneshal welcomes

Peregrine Flamstead (Roland Rich)

to the office of

Seneschal of the

Barony of Southron Gaard

seneschal@sg.sca.org.nz

DEVIOUS DEVICES

A hastily-scrawled note found on the body of a courier of unknown origin who hadapparently been waylaid by bandits:

Your Excellency Arnfinr,

As per your request, I have assayed the forces of the enemy and those of the variousBaronies, shires, cantons, households et al, within the Kingdom, and have gravenews.

It would appear that Your Excellency shall have every opportunity to have at theenemy, for their infiltration of mainland Lochac has been all but complete. We havefound that, of the many able-bodied combatants in the Kingdom, only some fewhave maintained their freedom from the usurpment of Gotmarkians, or theirfamiliars.

Your agents have also revealed that the final death throes of the coffers of SouthronGaard are nigh, and that currency within the Barony has been so salted as to beworthless. Also sighted in the scribes quarters of Southron Gaard, amongst the harpyfilth, was a document entitled "Magna Carta".

Your Excellencies, poisoners have been positioned to have the greatest impact uponthe enemy at wells and granaries, and the sappers have prepared all relevantfortifications, should Your Excellency give the command to strike.

BELLIGERENCE - A missive received from Their Excellencies of Ynys Fawr

Noble Cousins,

We demand that you cease and desist in your machinations upon Ynys Fawr, and the Innocents of Main-land Lochac, remove your claim to the wastes of Terra Antarctica, and dispatch your Cartographer fromthis life, poste-haste.

Should you fail in this simple task, we shall reveal the depths of your Baronial mismanagement to TheirMajesties, move Our Navy to bring all your lands under Embargo, and strike down all who wouldstcross Our path.

Shouldst this not dissuade you from further unwholesome excursions, we will annexe your lands withinOur lands and provide you to Their Majesties to be judged.

We Remain,Arnfinr and AineBaron and Baroness of Ynys Fawr

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Medieval StuffEvening

now including

A&S Workshop

Third Tuesday of the MonthFrom 7.30pm

No site fee, garb optional

Clarence St Methodist Church Hall, cornerClarence and Nelson Sts,Riccarton

This is intended as general social andworking-on-things evening, includingfencing practice and helping any new-comers (so bring some along!).

Bring current projects to work on, andnibbles. Work in company, swap sto-ries, sell off any of your bits and bobs,practice some dance, sing some songs,check out someone else's books orphotos, bring your problematic garb tosee if someone can help.

See you there!

Southron GaardSouthron GaardBaronial Singing GroupBaronial Singing Group

Do you like to sing?Do you have an interest in period music?

If so, please join the Southron Gaard singing groupled by Lady Elen Benet on Thursdays from 7.30pm.All levels of experience are welcome.

VENUE DETAILS

This group shifts venue from week to week. Pleasecheck the mailing list and calendar for notification ofwhere the next singing group will be - or volunteer

to host one!

If you have any questions or need more information,please contact Catalina at:

arts@sg.sca.org.nz

ChatelaineChatelaineAppointmentAppointment

The Kingdom Chatelaine welcomes

Terese de la Maunche (Meredith Hart)

to the office of

Chatelaine of the

Barony of Southron Gaard

chatelaine@sg.sca.org.nz

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SCANZ Representative Needed

The SCANZ committee needs a secondrepresenta-tive from Southron Gaard to replace AlasdairMuckart, whose term has ended late last year.

Terms are for three years, and the job requiresregular email access and a good working knowl-ege of the SCA. The ability to travel inter-islandonce a year for the AGM is important, but notabsolutely essential. A good understanding of howthe SCA operates and a head for organisation arealso important. This is a position in the mundaneorganis tion and has no bearing on, or requirementfor "in-game" rank.

Interested parties can contact the committee withexpressions of interest or questions on commit-tee@sca.org.nz. Information on the SCANZ canbe found at

www.sca.org.nz.

The applicant will ultimately be selected by a voteof the Southron Gaard membership.

Upcoming Reeve Position

Applications for the position of BaronialReeve are now open and will close June1st. Anyone interested in the positionsshould write a brief application, includingtheir full contact details and experiencerelevant to the position,and send it to the Kingdom Exchequer,exchequer@sca.org.au

with copies to the Baronial Reevereeve@sg.sca.org.nz,

the Baronial seneschalseneschal@sg.sca.org.nz

and the Baron and Baroness.b&b@sg.sca.org.nz

The successful applicant will be chosen bythe Kingdom Exchequer, and announcedshortly after June 1st.

Southron Gaard Council Meeting- Tuesday 14 March 2006PRESENT: Belle, Colleen, David M, Gavin, Meredith, Peter, Nicola, Stacey, Hera, David, Beth, Simone, Roland,Cat, Al, Mel, Jenny J.

APOLOGIES: Brent

METING OPENED: 7.32 LAST MEETINGS MINUTES: Accepted

OFFICER REPORTS:SENESCHAL: Stepping down seeking a replacement

CHATELAINE: Missed Muster and asked Belle to cover for me. She did.

REEVE- Stepping down seeking a replacement

HERALD:Attended the February muster; heralded the heavy tourney and the children's boffer. I have been working on thenew Baronial Herald's tabard. Received two name and device submissions from members of the populace.

MARSHAL: No apology, no report.

LISTS: There was a four person tourney at the muster. Can’t remember who won.

A&S:A&S now held concurently with Medieval Stuff Evening instead of a separate date. Open A&S this month.

Is anyone interested in having any specific classes at this tie? If so, I need to know what class you'd like to see. I alsoneed volunteers to teach.

Baronial Anniverysary – only one entrant for A&S Championship thus far. If you're interested in entering this year,you MUST have doco submitted at least 72 hours before the event. PLEASE contact me asap if you plan to enterthe championship so I can arrange for appropriate judges.

Library books: $94.50 in baronial library fund. Hope to buy the outstanding issues of Compleat Anachronist thatare missing from our library with this money. Motion to vote.

CHRONICLER: FTT went out with stuff about St Kessog in. It would be good if we could get and older (00 or 02version of Publisher)

CONSTABLE: Nothing to report

WEBWRIGHT:Usual updates, CF photos online, new http://kessog.sca.org.nz site upand running, and kessog@sca.org.nz mailing list-- 25 people on itthus far, about half local.

Tried a wee experiment to increase FTT readership, seems to be working (March issue 60+ in first week out, com-pared to Feb's 45 or so in same period).

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QUARTERMASTER:Received Back Baronial Belongings from CF. No Marshal’s Gear, which is with the Marshal.Also received an extra box of Hire Garb and a red barrier- Sigurd and Eleanora’s?Typed inventory and sent to Webwright.Took First Aid box to incipient Chirurgeon, with the intention that he retains it.Obtained four red oven pads to donate to the Barony.ACTION: Vote held to approve $60 for hire garb holding plastic boxes- All in favour

ARCHERY CAPTAIN1. We've had archery practice twice in the last month with an attendance of 4-6 archers at each practice.

2. Attended the Baronial Muster on February 26. I brought along some archery equipment, and spoke with inter-ested gentles regards archery and the SCA in general.

3. Attended the inaugural event of the proto-College of St Kessog in Dunedin on March 5. Spoke to people downthere regards Archery activities in the society. It sounds as if the College will be well equipped to run their ownarchery practices down in Dunedin: they have a gentle who is knowledgable about archery to run things (a former NZjunior champion, apparently), and a potential source of gear - Otago University had an archery club that is now de-funct, leaving behind a significant supply of bows, arrows, etc, which St Kessog is hoping to be able to access for itsown use...

4. In the process of constructing new target butts for the Barony's use (one down, at least two to go). Currently tak-ing donation of materials for construction, and doing an excellent job of sticking to budget (which is precisely $0.00).

5. We've scheduled an IKAC shoot for next practice (Sunday 19/3). Would like to see this become a monthly oc-curence, but will wait for feedback from the populace before acting on this.

Future Plans: Still need to set up targets for the Baronial Archery champion shoot at the Baronial Anniversary eventthis month.

B&B:* Received much excellent feedback about CF, congrats to all concerned

* Attended St Kessog inaugural event, 25 people there, good set of officers appointed, expecting several at BA

* Discussions with various re: Festival logistics and alliances

* Ordered/paid for platters, now arrived

* Attended February muster, good turnout, especially new faces/ungarbed folk come for a look, boffer very popular

* Started Lochac boffer discussion group including current Heavy Deputy Marshal (his idea)

* Preparation for BA going well, getting letters of intent and also recommendations, need more of course

• Seamsters, singing

DEMO REQUESTS: A wedding in August, mentioned the fee, haven’t heard back

EVENT REPORTS:

CF:- No report as yetx

FEBRUARY MUSTER:-We had a muster, it was fun. There was a tourney and a boffer tourney. They weregood. In future, checking that the venue has toilets is recommended.

BA:- Planning is going well with disappointing bookings at this stage. Tourney and Boffers are under control. Danielhas offered to run a treasure hunt for children.

YULE:- 1st July, 1 week before coronation. Theme: Yule on the Levant. $16 adults, $8 children. Gavin’s bid Ac-cepted.

BAL D’ ARGENT:- We got the Bid! Thinking of changing dates to September 16/17. With the tourney do wewant to make this our quarterly event? There was discussion re the use of the Laurel Fund for teachers, even forrelated classes such as music. WEA has four rooms so there can be class streams.

Meredith is scavenging for St Kessogs- garb, fabric, feast gear etc. Would like to hand it over at BA.

GENERAL BUSINESSThe Platters have arrived. They are very nice.

Serving utensils for High table are being hunted

Page Stuff is becoming more of an issue- stuff taking place at events almost needs a co-coordinator.

A CF Ticky box and hints for young players sheet would be nice. No one wants to do it.

Baronial Tokens and Awards- Should there be a physical representation for them? Is it appropriate? It was in-tended to make badges at the start. Pins would be better.ACTION: Bastian to be asked to cast samples, discuss the cost of this with him, also that of enameling.All in favour.

Feast kits for travelers- including an identifying list with each kit? Labelled objects? The inestment would be mainlytime. Lost property could be loaned to new comersACTION:- Cat to make up a couple of sample bags as an experiment

Meeting closed: 8.25 pm.

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Armourer AvailableArmourer AvailableLord Dieter von Metzger announces that he is

now able to undertake small amouring projects,and

invites anyone needing such items made, espe-cially before Canterbury Faire, to contact him at:

Ph: 360-0909

SeamstersSeamstersPlease check the mailing list for the whereabouts of thenext meeting

Everyone is welcome, especially newcomers. Bringalong whatever needlework you are currently workingon (does not need to be period), or come on over for achat.

Please contact Rose de Ludlow, ph 3844-037chronicler@sg.sca.org.nz if you have any questionsor need to organise transport

Fighter’s Pract icesFighter’s Pract icesWednesday - Wednesday Fighters Practice [hasnow resumed (see Calendar for details)]Sunday - 10.00am in the park opposite the Rich-mond Working Men’s Club, London St, Richmond.

NB: These practices are unofficial events

Baronial Library Online!Have you ever wondered just what materialsare available from the Baronial Library? Well,now you can find out from the comfort of yourown home!

Just direct your web browser to:

http://www.librarything.com/catalog/SouthronGaard

If you're looking for articles from a CompleatAnachronist, simply go:

http://www.sg.sca.org.nz/aands.htm#library

and look for the link to the the list of CompleatAnachronists available. Information on CAsinclude issue number, date of publication, titleand short description.

You can also find the above items via a directlink available at the Baronial website:

http://www.sg.sca.org.nz/aands.htm#library

Information on how to get in touch with LadyEmma, the Baronial Librarian, is available atthe same baronial website page listed above.

Rowany Festival 2006Rowany Festival 2006The Barony of Southron Gaard will be joining theother groups from these lands in defeating an at-

tempt by the Barony of Ynys Fawr to claim us all fortheir would-be “Principality”.

Come to Festival 2006 to join our allies in this greatstruggle, and to see just how much fun a 1000-

person SCA camping event can be!

For detailed information on logistics, travel costs,food and camping, see:

http://sg.sca.org.nz/festival.htm

CalendarEvents marked in BOLD are local; other should be listed among the miscellaneous contact details. Anyevents marked in italics are hosted by groups other than Southron Gaard.

Wed 05Thu 06Sun 09Tues 11Wed 1212-18Thu 13Sun16Tue 18Wed 19Thu 21Fri 22Sun 23Tue 25Wed 26Thur 27Sun 30

Fighter’s practice - Winds of WaitahaSingingFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatSouthron Gaard Council MeetingFighter’s practiceRowany Festival - LochacSingingFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatMedieval Stuff Night and A&SFighter’s practiceSingingFROM THE TOWER DEADLINEFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatSeamstersFighter’s PracticeSingingFighters’ practice, Archery, Light Combat

APRIL F u t u r e , F a r o r R e l a t e d E v e n t sF u t u r e , F a r o r R e l a t e d E v e n t s

ROWANY FESTIVAL

Thursday 12th April to Tuesday 18th April 2006Crossroads Medieval Village Site

http://www.sca.org.au/rowany/festival/

***MAY 13th 2006 Proto-College of St Kessog

FIRST FEAST - See Pg 2 for details

***

May 20, 2006: Ordo Cygni May FeastRoyal NZ Foundation of the Blind, 96

Bristol Street, Papanui

***July 1, 2006 - Southron Gaard Yule Feast

The Crown Masonic Centre, 74Wordsworth St, Sydenham.

***

July 7-9 Mid Winter Coronation - CluainLake Karapiro Domain, Cambridge

http://cluain.sca.org.nz/***

Sept 16-17 Bal d’Argent - SouthronGaard

Annual gathering of theDance Guild of the Silver Rondel

See here for upcoming details

http://sg.sca.org.nz/events/bal/index.htm

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Fighter’s practiceSinging - Carousing NightFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatSouthron Gaard Council MeetingFighter’s practiceSingingSt Kessog First Feast - DunedinFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatMedieval Stuff Night and A&SFighter’s practiceSingingFrom the Tower DEADLINEOrdo Cugni May FeastFighters’ practice, Archery, Light CombatSeamstersFighter’s practiceSingingFighters’ practice, Archery, Light Combat

Wed 03Thu 04Sun 07Tue 09Wed 10Thu 11Sat 13Sun14Tue 16Wed 17Thu 18Fri 19Sat 20Sun 21Tue 23Wed 24Thu 25Sun 28

MAY

M i s c e l l a n e o u s C o n t a c t D e t a i l sM i s c e l l a n e o u s C o n t a c t D e t a i l s

Southron Gaard Council:

7.30pm, second Tuesday of each month, at theClarence St Methodist Church hall, cnr Clarenceand Nelston Streets, Riccarton

Seamsters:

7.30pm, third Tuesday of each month, to discussand work on sewing and handraft projects.Contact Rose de Ludlow for topics and furtherinformation: 3844037 orchronicler@sg.sca.org.nz

Fighters’ Practices:

6.30pm Wednesday, at Deans Bush10.00 am Sundays at Richmond Park (oppositeWorking Mens Club, Cnr Stanmore Rd andLondon St) - Unofficial

Archery Practices:

1.00pm Fine Sundays Kirkwood IntermediateSchool (Kirkwood Ave entrance). Targets andsome bows available.Contact THL Richard d’Allier (see Regnum)Lord Dauid: archers@sg.sca.org.nz

Proto College of St Kessog

SeneschalIn charge of the organisation of St KessogAvril of Didham021 824 579

seneschal@kessog.sca.org.nz

Singing Group:

Led by Lady Elen Benet on Thursdays from7.30pm. All levels of experience are welcome.Location: See notice in FTT

For more contact details see the website:

http://sg.sca.org.nz/regnum.htm

Chronicler: Rose de Ludlowchronicler@sg.sca.org.nz

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U n i v e r s i t y o f C a n t e r b u r y M e d i e v a l a n d U n i v e r s i t y o f C a n t e r b u r y M e d i e v a l a n d R eR e n a i s -n a i s -s a n c e S o c i e t ys a n c e S o c i e t y

Arts and Sciences classes: Wed 6.30pm UCSAInternational Room, 90 Ilam Rd

Weapons Practice: Sat 2pm, Spreydon Schoolsports field, cnr Curletts and Lincoln Rd (weatherpermitting. Wed 8-10pm UCSA Ballroom, 90Ilam Road (after A&S)

Archery: alongside Sat Weapons Practice (asabove)

Dance classes: Mon 8-9pm (general/beginner)9-10pm (demonstration) - Creation, 105 Worces-ter St (between the Cathedral and Manchester St)

E v e n t s A f a rE v e n t s A f a rSee Regnum for contacts and websites

Ildhafn (Auckland)Wed - Fight practice, needleworkSat - Archery practiceSun - Fighter’s practice

Dartonshire (Wellington)Sun - Fighter’s practice

Wellington Medieval GuildSun - Dance practiceWed - Arts & Sciences meeting

Cluain (Hamilton)Thu - Fighter’s practice

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