From The Page (May, 1978):
AN TIR CORONETTING FESTIVAL -- May 13
The An Tir Coronetting Festival will be in the Barony of Three Mountains, May 13. It will be in the First Congregational Church, <address omitted>, in Portland, Ore.
First Court is to begin at 4 p.m., with a second Court following immediately. Food will be served at approximately 6:30.
No alchol is allowed in the church, so the Barony will provide spiced apple cider and fruit juice to drink and Cornish game hen halves to eat. To cover the costs of all this, everyone past the age of 12 will be charged $1.50 at the door.
Autocrat/Contact: Baron Dietrich.
From the History (by Wilhelm):
Held at the First Congregational Church, Portland, OR. A Curia Regis was held. King Gregory and Queen Bevin attended.
 Steingrim Stallari Paly of six Or and sable, a fess counterchanged. |
 Janeltis Karaine, Starfollower Azure, a beardless winged unicorn salient to sinister argent, wings elevated and addorsed Or, between in chief three mullets of eight points and in base two of the same in bend sinister Or. |
Annotations:
“I believe this is the event that I attended alone, Gregory
being otherwise committed. I'd been given authority to create
Laurels and Pelicans at the recommendation of the Laurels and Pelicans
of An Tir (which I did, at least one of each) and to knight any
fighter strongly recommended by the chivalry of An Tir (which
they didn't, at that time). It was a fine event!” – Bevin Fraser or Sterling
Description of this event,
© Copyright 1980 by William R. Keyes (Wilhelm von Schlüssel)
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