Title: Pennsic-IX-bk-art
Subject: A copy of the Pennsic IX participants booklet.
Author: Edited by Mark S. Harris
Last saved by: Mark S. Harris
Keywords: SCA, Pennsic, IX, booklet, document

Pennsic-IX-bk-art - 5/13/07

A copy of the Pennsic IX participants booklet.

NOTE: See also the files: P-history-msg, Pennsic-ideas-msg, Pennsic-lnks, P-stories-msg, P-Food-Safety-art, P23-reviews-msg, BPThingie-art, Eatng-Pennsic-art.

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From: Master Huen Damebrigge
To: sca-east at indra.com
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 10:58 AM
Subject: Pennsic IX "booklet"

In response to Mitchell, Bâro et Miles Orientalis, I wrote:

I'm afraid that I don't have a scanner! And, I don't think it would
scan succesfuly - it is on a yellow sheet of paper with very light,
bluish text, very fuzzy and hard to read.

I have it in front of me now! It reads (including the original typos):

Welcome to the Ninth Pennsic War

1. Please do not take your vehicle off the marked roads. You may not
drive to your tent space. It has been raining here for the two weeks
and we want to avoid the trapped dragon problem.

2. Please do not camp on the marked roads. These are acess roads
necessary for emergenct vehicles and to service the port-o-castles.

3. Please try and keep coolers and canned beverages out of view.

4. Please try to keep the area clean. There will be a limited number
of trashbags available Sunday.

5. All lost and found will be handled by the Information Booth. Any
items not claimed by 5pm Sunday will be given into the custody of the
autocrat. To claim items after that time contact her.

6. Bring any complaints for the autocrat to the Information Booth (by
day) or the Troll Booth (by night). The people working there should be
able to answer your questions.

7. The autocrats and the staff can be identified by purple and gold
armband, staves, and/or baldrics.

8. If you wish to volunteer your services please sign up at the info  
booth.

9. The nearest liquor store (called a "State Store") is in Zelienople
Pa.. Just take I79 South to the Zrlienople exit. The store is on the
same street yoy exit on.

10. The nearest grocery/deli (like a 7/Eleven Store) is "Ettingerrs".
Take 422 to Rt 19 South- it is about 4 miles/ They also have a
self-serve gas station open on Sundays.

11. There will be a full schedule for each ady posted na the  
Information Booth.

What's a dragon? Oh, I remember - that's what we called our cars.
Other terminology from that time includes "pharspeaker" (telephone)
and "soul catcher" (camera).

Glad for the memories,
Hogge

----- Original Message -----
From: Matthew Lecin
To: East Kingdom
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 10:16 AM
Subject: Re: [EK] Affording Pennsic

On 5/4/07, Master Huen Damebrigge <masterhuen at godecookery.com> wrote:
> The "booklet" was a mimeographed, single-sheet of paper (which I  
> still have).

Can you scan that?  I'd love to see it...

Mitchell, Bâro et Miles Orientalis

<the end>

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