[tirrigh-heralds] FW: Heraldry meeting at Coronet

[Quentin Martel]

I'd like to have a heraldry meeting at Coronet. We have several things to
discuss including the recap of the An Tir College meeting at Crown.

Below is the current schedule of events for Coronet. Please let me know if
you are coming to Coronet and what time you could make it to a heraldry
meeting.

Thank you!

- QSY



-----Original Message-----
From: de Savage [mailto:desavage at telus.net] 
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 2:31 AM
To: herald at tirrigh.org
Subject: Re: Heraldry meeting at Coronet

Good cousin Quentin,

<snipt>
>I'd like to get a meeting of the Tir Righ College of Heralds on the
>schedule for Coronet. Can that be done?

Of course.  The schedule so far is;

Friday
2:00pm	Site opens
8:00pm	Lists open for Archery and Coronet Tournament
9:00pm	Lists close

Saturday
9:00am	Pelicans' meeting
9:00am	Set up for A&S Display
10:00am	Laurels meeting
10:00am	Lists open for all Tournaments
10:00am	Scribal Arts meeting
10:00am	A&S Display open for comment
11:45am	Lists close for Coronet Tournament
12:30pm	Invocation of the Archery Lists
1:00pm	Archery Championship begins - Archery Range
1:00pm	Invocation of the Coronet Lists
2:00pm	Coronet Tournament begins - Grand Arena
6:30pm	Court of Ulf and Caoimhinn
8:00pm	Seven Deadly Sins Rapier Tournament - Grand Arena
8:30pm	Chivalry meeting

Sunday
9:00am	Lists re- open for Squires and Cadets Tournaments
9:00am	Financial Committee meeting
9:20am	Lists close for Cadets Tournament
9:30am	Cadets' Tourney begins - Grand Arena
9:30am	TAM Course - Archery Range
9:30am	Curia
10:45am	Lists close for Squires tourney
11:00am	Squires Tournament - Grand Arena
1:00pm	Final Court
5:00pm	Site closes

The only change that  might be happening is that the Saturday Archery 
Championship might switch out with the TAM course on Sunday.

What time/day works for you?

I remain,
-- 
Yours in Service,
Sevrin de Savage
Seneschal of Appledore
Cadet to Don Enoch Jacobsz. van Zuidenland
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