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Raid XI Oct 1-3, 2004 Shire of Heronter Bemus Point, NY |
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Raid XI Oct 1-3, 2004 Shire of Heronter Bemus Point, NY |
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The good folk of Heronter invite everyone to join them October 1-3, 2004 for their 11th annual Harvest Raid! Fighting, Fencing, Archery, Bardic Arts, Thrown Weapons, Merchants, Dancing, an A&S competition, and a Fabulous Feast are all planned. As is tradition we are privileged to have access to the Lake Chautauqua Lutheran Camp at 5013 Route 430 in Bemus Point, New York on beautiful Chautauqua Lake.
The site will open at 5pm Friday afternoon and close at noon on Sunday. The site is very discretely damp and open flames are permitted during feast. Cabins (with electricity) are available, but there is also plenty of space for tents for those who prefer their privacy. Showers are also available in the main hall and the two bathhouses. The site is not fully handicap accessible, but is fairly flat. Please call the event steward with specific concerns. No pets are allowed; service animals must be leashed.
The event steward is: Tronose Modoc (Matthew Loveland, P.O. Box C, Brocton New York 14716-0662; Home (716) 792-9652 before 10pm, Cell (716) 969-7256. tronose@localnet.com )
The reservations clerk is: Mistress Dorinda Courtenay. All questions and reservations should be sent to Her Grace, (Dorinda Courtine-White 47 Chestnut Street, Jamestown NY 14701, 716-664-5487 before 9:30pm, dorinda.e.courtine-white@cummins.com [weekdays] and kentonanddorinda@alltel.net [weekends and evenings]). Please include the modern names of everyone for whom you are sending a reservation. Please note if your child/babe in arms will require their own seat at feast or their own bed in a cabin. If you require confirmation of your reservation please include an email address or a self-addressed envelope. All checks should be made payable to: SCA Inc. - Shire of Heronter. The only good reservation is a paid reservation. The reservation deadline is September 30th, 2004. As always, we will try our best to accommodate all cabin requests, however we cannot make any guarantees.
The head cook is: Lady Laurette de Montaslavy (Laurie Collingwood, 814-757-8474, collingwood@kinzua.net ). All questions of a dietary nature should be sent to her.
Merchants are always welcome, but renovation to the hall will require all merchants to be outside, so please be prepared with your own shade and furniture. There is no fee, but merchants are encouraged to provide an item for our silent auction. Please contact the Event Steward with any questions.
Fees are as follows: Site fee: $7.00 Adults Feast Fee: $7.00 Adults Cabin Fee (Cabins): $6.00 AdultsSoldout!Camping Fee (Tents): $3.00 Adults (Weekend) Thus, an adult wishing to eat the feast and stay in a cabin would pay $20.00 for the weekend. Children (5-12) are half price, those under 5 are free (but please list them in your reservation should they require a bed or a seat at feast so we may reserve one for them). Students age 12-17 will be discounted to half price for the day fee, but knowing how many of them eat, we must ask the full adult feast price for those who wish to stay for dinner. The site fee includes a sideboard lunch and the camping/cabin fees include a light breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. A family cap will be set at $60.00 (2 adults and their children).
Please note that, as per Society policy, a $3 non-member surcharge will be charged on top of all other fees for those gentles age 18 and over who are not members of the SCA.