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Home > Baronial Court Reports > 1994-1998
Baronial Birthday Celebration, Dec ??, AS XXX
After a feast of magnificent and epic proportions, (or perhaps I describe my waistline after tasting the delicacies), the Court of Connor and Rosemund opened. The following items of business were covered:
Lord Berhend of Two Waters awarded the winners of the fencing competition. The award for best death was given to Lord Henri DuPont, who in the last delirious throes of death resolved to take his enemy with him to the other side, However it was not a fencer he had taken down with him, but a heraldic display of the peerage. Charlene of Scozille won a leather jerkin as the best novice. Cairin Thorne won a Chainmail belt made by Everhart the Bald. Viscount Christopher of York took home a can of ham as the most theatrical.
The Bardic Guild stepped up then and Connor and Rosemund signed their charter. They are now and official Rhydderich Hael Guild.
Sir Bedawyr presented the results from the Old Man's Tourney and they were as follows: I-5 years Calvin with 33 points 6-10 years Callidus with 35 points 11-25 years Bearengar with 40 points came in 3rd Morguhn with 54 points came in 2nd Hasdrubal with 70 3/4 points came in 1st
The warriors who stormed Fort Erie presented a scroll to the Baron and Baroness to commemorate the event. Biotta was heard to say "Rising waters got the kitchens, but we got the bathrooms".
Lontrallo presented Spam jerky to their excellencies (a bit of an acquired taste) and Robert of Hazeltine presented Baron Connor with the thief who stole his Combos (pretzel snacks) at Pennsic (a mechanical raccoon in a bag).
Fionnghuala na Liosa Linne presented the awards for the gaming tourney as Lord Brandric Rockslayer was in absentia. Honorable Mention went to Risa Pearl and Cerridwen of Heygate. They received Pennsic water sippers with votive candles inside. In third place was Tetsuhara Shikohasu, who received the same prize. In second place, Daniel Moorholm who received a miniature Mancala set and in First place was Sherry Rogney who received a miniature chess set.
The next item of business was the award of the prizes from the Barons and Baroness present. First, Baron Sir Bedawyr who presented his award to Matthias Sean Cameron for generosity in the list. Baroness Ceol Seobhac presented hers to Cedric of Armorica to give to his lady who had made him a most beautiful set of garb. Baron Connor presented his to Tashmit, who although new, had been at sight at the crack of dawn and had worked all day at the event. Finally Baroness Rosemund had presented hers to Countess Elena, the wearer of a sideless surcoat that was intricately detailed in cross-stitch by hand.
Lord Berhend of Two Waters appeared back in court for his Creative cooking skills. It seems that Lord Berhend is famous for making do in adversity and had actually turned his rapiers into cooking skewers. He bears the title "Rapier Roaster" and is now the principal in the newly created "Baronial Order for Creative Engineering Systems" (BOCES).
Lord Vblgaar Thorgulsson and House Wyvern were given a Haelstone for hospitality at war. They gave space from their encampment to many people who had no place.
At last, Robert of Hazeltine was called into the court and the Venerable Order of the Ice Dragon were called in after him. After he received his award, the order stayed to induct yet one more new member: Lady Laurencia du Fond.
After all the awards had been given, Connor and Rosemund thanked the populace for their first year in office. Lord Thomas of Bear Woods led the populace in a rousing cheer for the tremendous job the Baron and Baroness had done.
I hope everyone got home safely, and enjoyed their day as much as I did. Despite snow, emergencies and all other issues, the membership of the VOID gave us a wonderful day to remember for our Baronial Birthday.

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