[MR] Day In The ME Lost & Found

[Michael Bresnahan]

Please forgive me it went without saying that you should try to find the
owner first.

Michael Bresnahan


-----Original Message-----
From: vsf_public at comcast.net [mailto:vsf_public at comcast.net] 
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:18 PM
To: Michael Bresnahan; atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
Subject: RE: [MR] Day In The ME Lost & Found

While that is a noble Idea I would prefer to find the items rightful owner
first, which is the purpose of the previous missive.

In Service,

Lord Cathal MacLean


 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Michael Bresnahan" <michael at mastermatrix.com>
> You should bring all the lost items from events to Pennsic, sell them 
> and donate it to a charity in the name of the SCA.
> 
> Or why not start a King's Benevolence Fund. I'm sure there are some 
> SCA people who could use some help.
> 
> Can you imagine what would happen if something happened to the 
> breadwinner of a family, what would happen to the spouse and kids? I 
> could go on and on...
> 
> Chivalry does say we are supposed to protect the weak and the poor.
> 
> 
> Michael Bresnahan
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org 
> [mailto:atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org] On Behalf Of 
> vsf_public at comcast.net
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 9:47 AM
> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
> Subject: [MR] Day In The ME Lost & Found
> 
> All,
> 
> This is my second attempt at posting this, I do not think the first 
> one went through.
> 
> In Service,
> 
> Lord Cathal MacLean
> Knight Marshal Dun Carraig
> House Sable Maul
> 
> **********************************************************************
> ******
> ********************
> 
> Cathal,
> Please forward this to the Merry Rose for me.
> YIS
> Lore
> 
> Greetings and Gratitude does Lady Lore Bubeck bring to the good 
> gentles of the Merry Rose. I come to you today with the lost and found 
> list from Dun Carraig's "Day in the Middle East" and thanks to those 
> who, despite living outside of our borders, helped us out in some way 
> during our event. Thanks go to all those who taught classes: Hoviette, 
> Magdalena, Nina, Galfrid, and Lady Rosamund du Grasse; those who sponsored
and judged A&S competions:
> Magdalena, Lady Rosamund, and Mistress Kisaiya; and those who helped 
> out in the kitchen during the day: Dame Hauviette d'Anjou, Eibhlinn 
> nic Raghailligh, her lord, Baron Timothy of Kirkwood, Lady Tirzah 
> MacCrudden, Lady Cristina Iarina Chaikinaia, Lord Grendel Pagan and 
> Lady Flora. Thanks too to those who stayed to help clean up. I know I 
> didn't get all the names, but I am incredibly grateful for all of your 
> help. You helped to make this event the success it was. Thank you.
> 
> As far as lost and found, I have one lost and several found items. A 
> blue child's-sized "pill box" hat was lost. If anyone went home with 
> an extra one, please contact me for the owner's information. The found 
> items are as
> follows: 
> 
> 1. A large blue glass goblet with raised flowers on it
> 
> 2. A large silver serving spoon with a twisted handle
> 
> 3. A small ceramic cup with a cream-colored glaze with brown speckles
> 
> 4. A small, square wooden bowl
> 
> 5. A white on white embroidered napkin - floral patern in a square border.
> 
> 6. A large white napkin, no markings (other than the remnants of a 
> feast
> enjoyed)
> 
> 7. A plain navy blue napkin, no markings.
> 
> 8. A large, rectangle, white on white woven table cloth. Pattern is roses.
> 
> 9. A small pillow made during children's corner. Pattern is burgundy
roses.
> 
> 10. A brass stick pin, 3 inches in length with a small coil at the top.
> 
> 11. A small brass bell that used to be attached by a small leather 
> cord to something (piece of broken cord still attached)
> 
> 12. Small plastic "butterfly" hair clip, tortise shellcolor.
> 
> 13. An "everyday" table spoon, silver in color with floral pattern on 
> handle.
> 
> 14. A beautiful long, sleeveless green and gold brocade coat with a 
> pin on it. This pin is a round, tarnished color pin with orange beads 
> on it. The pin used to be a pendant. (If no one really wants to claim 
> this one, I'm sure I could give it a good home!!)
> 
> Please contact me if any of these items are yours and I will work to 
> get them back to you.
> 
> YIS
> 
> Lady Lore Bubeck
> Autocrat of Dun Carraig's "A Day in the Middle East"
> Barony of Dun Carraig
> House Sable Maul
> 
> 
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