From The Page (June, 1986):
Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass valley will be the site for June Crown. The address is (omitted). The site will open at 3 p.m. on Friday and the event will run June 14 and 15.
There aren't a lot of restrictions at this site. No beverage cans or bottles should be in evidence, easy enough to avoid. Parents and guardians of smalls, please remember that there is a duck pond adjacent to the site. Dogs aren't especially welcome at this site, please observe the tethered at all times rule and we will be able to continue bringing our canine friends in the future.
Merchants should check with the autocrat or a constable upon arrival. Please do not set up wares until you are informed of the restrictions concerning selling, trading, and bartering. There will be a merchant's row. (No, that is NOT a new form of melee.)
For those unfamiliar with this site from Beltane last year, ammenities include hot showers, flush privies, and potable water. The site is just outside Grass Valley, so obtaining last minute supplies should be easy.
The Wooden Spoon competition for June Crown will be Berry Anything. The Pied d'Argent competition will be the Saracen's Bransle, done according to the instructions in the May Page. The Arts and Sciences Championship competitions to be at Jne Crown are for calligraphy/illumination, needlework, textiles and composition. For further explanation see the January and February Pages. The Arachne's Web contest for June Crown is for tatted lace.
The autocrat is Gleda Eiriksdottir (contact info omitted).
DIRECTIONS: (omitted.)
Description of this event (if any), taken from The Page, or from memory of at least one person who attended the event.
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