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Shire of Endewearde
Tourney of Love
Saturday, February 18, 2012
9:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Event site is the Brick Church at 126 Union
Street in Bangor, Maine
GENERAL INFORMATION
The coveted pink baldric of the "Champeen O'
Love" has been held for two years by Lord Ané du
Vey. It is well past time that his opponents come
forward and attempt to win the affections of the
gallery by besting Lord Vey in order to win the
baldric for their very own! Verily, it is time
to once again meet mid-winter to fight, fence,
and make merry.
Fencing, Rattan, and Arts and Sciences
competitions are the hallmarks of this
tournament. Participants of the tourney may
enter and win one or more categories. However,
the Pink Baldric will be awarded to the gentle
that excels in all three and displays that which
the Lords and Ladies of the Gallery feel
exemplifies a true "Champeen O' Love." The whim
and affections of the Gallery members may very
well weigh heavily on the outcome of the
tournament; after all, this is the Tourney O'
Love.
Held at the historic Brick Church, we offer in
your entrance fee light snacks during the day
and an "evening board," featuring stews, breads,
and other hearty winter faire. Attendees are
encouraged to bring a pot luck item for dessert!
Please bring your feast gear!
Site opens: 9:00 a.m.
Site closes: 10:00 p.m.
Event Location
Brick Church
126 Union Street
Bangor, ME 04401
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Guests
under 18 years old:
If you are planning to
bring a guest youth under the
age of 18 years old please read
carefully the policy on the
Requirements for Guest Minors
below.
http://www.endewearde.eastkingdom.org/Events/Guest-Minors-revised.htm
You are required to provide
documentation for any youth
guests and must supervise them
throughout their visit.
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Dayboard & Evening Feast:
Please don't forget to bring
your own feast ware. All food is
included in the price of
admission. There is no actual
day board, though there will be
some light snacks available
during the day.
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Tournaments: The
fencing tournament begins
PROMPTLY at 12:00 noon. (As in,
the first round robin list of 8
will be announced at noon and
the tournament will commence
immediately after that
announcement.) All combatants
should be registered at the list
table by 11:30 AM.
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Arts & Sciences:
A&S entries should be placed on
the tables provided as soon as
possible. Please sign in your
A&S entry so I know who belongs
to what beautiful thing!
Performance entries need to
register with the autocrat (I
will have something out for
you.) Performance entries will
take place between the fencing
and fighting portions of the
tournament.
Voting tokens will be given to
the populace after the
performers have performed and
prior to the heavy list
fighting. Voting will take place
during the heavy list
tournament.
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The Champeen O'Love title:
You can participate in any one,
two, or three sections of the
tournament (Fencing, Fighting,
Arts & Sciences). Only those
entering in all three will be
candidates for "Champeen O'
Love." There are prizes for the
winners of Arts & Sciences,
Fencing, Fighting, and for the
overall winner of the
tournament. No one will be
leaving with more than one
tourney prize.
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SCHEDULE
(Updated 2/16/ 2012 and
subject to revision)
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9:00 AM --- Doors
Open
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10:30-11:30
AM --- Authorizations and Youth
Fencing / Youth Combat
Tournaments
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11:00 AM --- MOL
table open for tournament
registration
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11:45 AM --- MOL
table closes for registration
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12:00 PM ---
Fencing tournaments (likely a
round robin format)
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Early
Afternoon --- Arts & Sciences
Performance entries
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Mid Afternoon
---
Heavy List tournament
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Late
Afternoon --- Clean up / Set up for
Royal Court and Dinner after the
Heavy List tournament
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5:00 PM --- Royal
Court at the leisure of Their
Royal Highnesses (time
approximate)
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Evening ---
Dancing
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Early Evening
---
Evening feast
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Evening ---
Dancing
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10:00 pm --- Site
closes
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DAYBOARD & EVENING FEAST
(Updated 1/23/2012 and
subject to revision)
Please don't forget to bring
your own feast ware. All food is
included in the price of
admission. There is no actual
day board, though there will be
some light snacks available
during the day. The following
menus are subject to change.
Delicacies made
available throughout day may include:
Cheeses and breads
Carrot, celery, cucumber and dips
Hard boiled eggs
Fruits
Cakes or other edibles
Water
Tea
Coffee
A Light Evening-Board will be served
after court:
First Course
Pottages of
Beef & Barley,
Chicken & Leeks, and Many Vegetables
Sallat
Bread
Second Course
Roasted Loin of Pork Stuffed
with Apple and Onion
Mete Pies and Tartes of Fungi
Buttered Wortes
Third Course
Desserts provided by the
Populace (pot luck).
Please contact Lady
Leofwenn of Wytleseie via
email at
leofwyn@endewearde.eastkingdom.org
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NEWCOMERS
If you are new and attending
your first few SCA events
please click here to refer to the collection of
Newcomer Information articles linked from
the Endewearde website.
Please contact our Newcomer coordinator for
assistance in understanding what to bring for
your comfort to an SCA event, what to pack for
dayboard and evening feast, and to make
arrangements to borrow appropriate clothing
(called "garb") for an event. Write to
chatelaine@endewearde.eastkingdom.org and
mention that you would like to learn more about
attending your first SCA event.
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HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY
There are men's and women's
bathrooms on the main level which are handicap
accessible. The main entrance to the
building has a handicap accessible ramp.
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EVENT FEES
Site : Adults $10
Youth (ages 10-17) $5
Children (ages 0-9) Free
$5 non-SCA member surcharge
where applicable
Feast: There is no separate feast fee. There
will be an evening meal, which is included in
the site fee.
Make Checks Payable to: SCA-Maine, Inc.
Endewearde
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Event Steward:
Lady Sylvia du Vey
MKA Sylvia Ferrell
1150 Millvale Road
Bucksport, Maine 04416
(207) 825-3996
sylvia@endewearde.eastkingdom.org
Send Reservations to:
No money will be accepted in advance.
"Good Faith Reservations" in the form of an
email to the autocrat are appreciated. This will
help us plan for food purchases. Please email
the autocrat by
February 12th
with your intent to attend this event. (Thank
you for helping us anticipate your attendance
and plan accordingly!)
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EVENT STAFF
The following are the
main contacts overseeing portions of the event:
Deputy
Autocrat - Lady Agatha Wanderer
Food Steward - Lady Leofwenn of Wytleseie
Gate - Syr Cedric of Thanet and Mistress Myrra
Fionnbhair of Argyll
(Gate forms provided by Lady Constancia de Vianne)
MOL Table - Lady Agatha Wanderer and Lady
Margaret of Rochester
Royal Liaisons - Lord Gwillim Kynith and Lady
Constancia de Vianne
Set-up, take down, clean up - everyone else
(Thank you!)
Marshals In Charge:
Lady
Bryn Millar (Fencing)
Lord Ané du Vey
(Heavy List)
Needed:
Voice Heralds for occasional
announcements and reading of the list pools.
Volunteers for gate shifts and possibly for
kitchen help.
The following have
donated prizes for the event:
Lady
Agatha Wanderer
Lord Gwillim Kynith
Carl Mulegaine
Doc Clark
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DIRECTIONS
Event Location
Brick Church
126 Union Street
Bangor, ME 04401
Make your way North or South to Interstate 95,
Exit 184 in Bangor. Head East toward downtown.
The Brick church is on the intersection of Union
Street and Main Street. Some off street parking
is available, but most will need to park along
First Street.
Please follow this link to view images of
the Brick Church.
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QUOTATIONS
"The motto of chivalry is
also the motto of wisdom; to serve all, but love
only one."
de Balzac, Honoré. Quotes of chivalry and
courtly love. n.d. Accessed 1/22/2012.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Quotes_of_chivalry_and_courtly_love#ixzz1k0D3u5ID
The envoys of the
heart should be
The envoys of the heart should be
The noble deeds of chivalry; -
A daring charge, an escalade,
A knight or banner captive made;
A pass against a host maintained,
A name through trials borne unsustained-
Thus love most eloquently speaks;
This is the homage maiden seeks.
--Giraud Calanson, Translated from
Provencal by John Rutherford.
Yagley, Robert, ed. The Book of Courtly Love:
Medieval Stories and Songs. Page 81. Barnes and
Noble, Inc, 1997.
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