Whyt Whey Commons - February 10, 2005

Attending:
        Alexandre d'Avigne              Jeff Berry
        Anne White                      Marge Whitehead
	Eularia Trewe                   Lorree True
	William				JC


Continuing Business:
1) March Commons will be Mar. 10, at Alexandre's.
	

Officers Reports:

1) Exchequer (from Seneschal): Jan van Antwerpen no longer resides in
	Whyt Whey and as such is no longer in a position to serve as
	deputy exchequer.  We think him for his service and wish him
	the best in An Dubhaigeainn.

2) Herald (Sancha via email):
	"There have been some heraldic stirrings, especially into my e-mail 
	box.  I am going to try and make it down to Josie Wood's one of these 
	Mondays, since I no longer work early AM on Tuesdays.  Potential 
	clients are working on submission info gathering."

3) Chronicler: February Cheesecloth is out!  She reminds everyone to submit
	articles, artwork, event reports and, for By the Whey, newsy tidbits.

Recent Events:

1) Anne Whyte attended The Loews demo, and fenced before the showing of
	Robin Hood.  Very enjoyable, she said.

2) Whyt Whey was well represented at King's and Queen's Fencing Champions 
	in Montreal; Alexandre, Eularia and Anne Whyte all made the trek
	up.  Anne competed and had a wonderful time.  The victor was
	Pascual del Mar, Alexandre's cadet.
	been put off until Celtic Silliness.

Upcoming Events:

1) Celtic Silliness should be fun, and the Provincial Heavy Weapons
	Championship tourney will be held.

2) Mudthaw is usually a good time, and just across the river.

3) Seven Deadly Sins in AEthelmarc is reportedly a fun event, and several
	folks were thinking of going.

4) Coronation is also nearby in New Jersey.

Other Business:

1) The June event is still alive, with a nominal date of June 18th.  
	Medb's building will not be available, so the event is contingent
	on finding a site.  Eularia intends to check on Holy Trinity Church
	on E. 87th.  After a digression onto the general necessity of
	finding sites, there was further discussion of the event.  It will
	again be primarily for dance, although if the site lends itself to
	it, we may also have a tourney to choose the Canton Rapier Champion.

Submitted by Alexandre d'Avigne