The Kingdom of Drachenwald
Minister of Arts and Sciences Report for the 3rd Quarter of 2001

Leonardo di Pergola
m.k.a. Daniel Jonsson
Skogsbrynet 3
90343 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-2172039
E-mail: moas@drachenwald.sca.org

SCA member number: 112588
Member until: 31 Jul 2002

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Well it's time for the 3rd quarter report for the Arts and Science office of the kingdom of Drachenwald.

This is my first report after taking over the office after Mistress Caitrin. So I wish to thank her for all the work she has done for the kingdom.

Daniel Jonsson					2001:3
Skogsbrynet 3
90343 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-2172039
E-mail: lkj@acc.umu.se, lkj@obbit.se

SCA member number: 112588
Member until: 31 Jul 2002

Arts and science report from Nordmark, September 2001.

This will feel a bit funny writing a report to one self. Well? I will leave the MoAS office for the principality of Nordmark to Anna Allard. She will take care of the things until the next principality tournament. Then a new MoAS will be announced.

/Lord Leonardo di Pergola (Daniel Jonsson)

Cecilia Eriksdotter
m.k.a. Cecilia Aneér
Lindsbergsgatan 9B 2tr.
752 40 UPPSALA
Sweden

E-mail: cecilia_aneer@yahoo.se

Comment:
No report this time.

No MoAS at the moment.

Steinar Vidfamne m.k.a Johannes Mattila Brogatan 2a 97432 Luleå Sweden Phone: +46-920-88648 E-mail: johannes.mattila@tullverket.se Comment:
There have been some activities like armour construction.

Lady Alazaïs
m.k.a. Anna Andersson

Sweden

E-mail: teflonhjarnan88@hotmail.com, Anna.Andersson@aohab.se

Weekly Activities:
Tuesday: Craft meeting with different crafts like illumination, Calligraphy, shoe making, armor construction and other crafts that fits into that category.

Project:
To make a new pavilion and some banners for the shire.

Comment:
They have dance classes but I don't know what day or if it is on month basis. They will also start archery and fencing classes.

Stephan Lange von Löwenbourg
m.k.a Pär Nyman
Fullriggarv. 21
865 32 Alnö
Sweden

Phone: +46-60-585422

Weekly Activities:
Tuesday: Different A&S activities.
Wednesday: Dance practice.
Thursday: Armour construction.
Saturday: Group meeting.
Sunday: Sewing or calligraphy.

Jodis Ebbesdottir
m.k.a. Josephine Ögren
Hillerödsgränd 3
164 46 KISTA
Sweden

Phone: +46-8-892263
E-mail: jodis@telia.com, josephine.ogren@mdkonsult.com

SCA member number: 122440

Weekly Activities:

Mondays: Handicraft-days they make things together at the Holmrike-cabin, depending on whim. Activities are around bows, arrows, embroidery, sewing, and chain mail. They are also painting a tapestry with heraldic weapons, Illumination and repairing of armor. Siegrid Haake is responsible for the activities. About 10-20 people attend this meeting. Tuesdays: Fencing and archery with Morna ni Conchubor. They are also building armor in the cabin.
Saturdays: Fencing with Morna ni Conchubor.
Sundays: Heavy fighter practice with Harmann Rogge and Gilliam Blackhorn. About 4-10 people attend this meeting.

Walderik Birgersson Gröne
m.k.a. Mats Bergström

Sweden

E-mail: mabe013@lollo.lg.posten.se

Comments:
No report this time.

Olav Eriksson Örnklo
m.k.a. Björn Hellqvist
Naustenavägen 24B
541 43 Skövde
Sweden

E-mail: enda@algonet.se

Comments:
No report this time.

Rodorm Faste
m.k.a. Sven-Ingvar Romin
Botsmunds, Västerhejde
62148 Wisby

E-mail: si.romin@gotlandica.se

Weekly Activities:
Monday: Fencing.
Tuesday: Different A&S classes like calligraphy and some textile crafts.
Thursday: Music guild.
Saturday: Heavy fighting.
Sunday: Construction of Armour.

Uma

Peder
m.k.a. Per Resman
Pedagoggränd 9B
90730 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-194666
E-mail: perren97@student.umu.se

SCA member number: 133592

Weekly Activities:
Monday: Craft day or lectures in the field of arts and science like dancing, history, leather working and so on. Fencing.
Tuesday: Armour construction.
Wednesday: Archery with Umeå Archery club.
Thursday: Sewing classes and fencing.
Sunday: Dancing

Event:
Umas Summer event
A demo with Mattisgården with medieval market and crafts.

Comments:
New MoAS in Uma. Contact information will be update later.

Sigrid von Himmelsberch
m.k.a. Kristin Fungdal
Skogsbrynet 3
90343 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569
E-mail: kicki_fu@hotmail.com

SCA member number: 131579
Member until: 31 Jul 2001

Monthly Activities:
There are different activities every even weekend, both Saturday and Sunday. The activities are usually different crafts and lectures. Different Persons are responsible for the activities. About 3-11 people attends the Weekend meeting.

Lady Miriam
m.k.a. Lina Tornegran

Weekly Activities:
Wednesdays: Heavy fighting
Sunday: Heavy fighting

Comments: New MoAS for Ägirheim. No A&S activities this period.

The summer is at its fullest here in Unikankare even though it is supposed to be autumn by now. You don't hear mne complain though. Sunshine instead of rain os OK by me.

This is now the last report you will receive from me. I am retiring from the office knowing I will give it to capable hands as her excellency THL Uta Bouchte takes over (probably, it has not yet been decided officially, but she is the only candidate) the office in September. My only hope is that I have done some good to Aarnimetsä, though I still feel I could have done so much more. I would like to thank you for your support during my period in the office; even though we did not meet as often as I would have liked to, it was good to know that there was someone I could turn to in my hour of need.

Without any further delay I give you my last report from Aarnimetsä. Unfortunately, yet again, a short one. Hopefully my successor will do a better job with the reports.

Your servant, ad infinitum,
Lady Zolderdody Alena
MoAS of Aarnimetsa

As usual, the summer has been quiet (as in most of the other places as you will see soon) in Hukka. They have held regular meetings with little success, but are determined to get the gatherings up and going as the autumn arrives. The MoAS of Hukka will take a short leave to the Isles and returns before the year ends. The office will be taken care of during this time by Lady Kerttu Roisko (whose contact information is as follows: mka Lea Viljanen, e-mail ladybug@iki.fi ). She is more than capable of taking over the office until William returns.

No report.

They are reviving their craft gatherings after the summer holidays, which often enough draw people away from their homes. They are still cooking and sewing as if ever before and the dancing and calligraphy are getting started again. They held their annual feasting event in August with great success as visitors came up to the north from as far as Italy and Germany. They are also partaking in the oncoming investiture as the autocrat of the event is from Kaarnemaa and Lady Elisabeth the MoAS of Kaarnemaa is holding her first A&S competition in the event.

No report.

Poukka is starting to get their act together and planning to start a craft circle. They have already been busy making neclaces and chains and other jewellery, singing, and needleworks and other sewing.

No report.

Not much happening there during the summer, but apparently the MoAS of Salpakallio is planning something wicked for the autumn. I remain in anticipation...

It's that horrible time again where I have to find something to put into my report. This not being easy since I have not received many reports this time around.

As I wrote last time, I was going to speak with several persons about going to a monthly report to see if that would be of any help. The general consensus being that why when they have hard enough time writing a quarterly report. We have (from general word of mouth) has several turn overs in the area of MoAS. As of yet I have not received confirmed word of who is taking over for what. As soon as I received information about these turn overs, I will send that information onto you.

At the present time I have sent out reminders twice for this reporting quarter with a few replies. I will include those in my reports.

Due to a long holiday in Germany this summer, I was not able to attend the Isles meeting, but I did get a report back about the A & S exabit/display/contest. I do believe that that message was also forwarded onto you. I'm sure that matter has been taken care of or addressed as you see fit.

It has been a very creative past few months, with almost everybody busy working on projects producing stunning results. Pont Alarch only has three fighters to my knowledge, so the arts and sciences have become a major part of the shire's activities and it is great to see the participation of those who are members young and old. The great part about A&S is that it can be done as a group or individually; plus the added bonus of not getting bruises from people hitting you with pieces of rattan, although it is a bit ironic that you can see more blood when sewing than you do when fighting.

For those that do not know, our CAMP (Create and Master Piece) meetings are on Tuesday nights at Baroness Cathryn and Lord Rees's house. Some of our members are more active than others; this could not be truer than with Theirry D'outremer and Petonyla Underhill.

Theirry has created a banner of his arms, made marzipan, finished his coat-hardy and is in the process of working on a Celtic artwork scroll to assist the backlog in Drachenwald. For Crown he is also hosting a banner making activity where each person can paint his or her arms on a list flag.

Petronyla has also been busy. She has made many medieval meals, including some amazing chicken dishes and not to mention fabulous apple fritters. She shall be our Head Cook for Crown Tourney for a good reason. Apart from food she has also made a houplaunde for herself and daughter Kaitlin of Pont Alarch, as well as preparing rosewater.

Baroness Cathryn of Chester has also been hard at work making a brand new fully authentic handmade Viking outfit complete with necklace headdress and shoes for Pennsic, which was entered into the Laurel's Prize, Tourney at Lammas Feast and received three tokens J. For War of the Roses she helped run an A&S display, which she also entered in (cover art work, illumination, scroll blank, and spinning) along with Lady Madelina (illumination) and Petronyla (lucet cording), each received a beautiful token from her Majesty, Queen Signy. Lady Madelina and Baroness Cathryn have created 16 small drawstring pouches that where intended as gifts for Queen Signy's peers at Great Court but where put to other uses as her Majesty found them very attractive and wanted them for other purposes.

Lady Madelina Ysabella de San Antonio, apart from the War of the Roses display, has made a Viking dress and Chirurgeonate favor which was entered a while ago at Champion of the Isles A&S competition. Two other people also where entered into this event, they where Morgan Rees of Huntingdon and Lady Caitlyn of Huntingdon. Morgan fashioned a clay mustard and salt seller, and attempted an illumination of a Saint. He won the Children's category. Caitlyn made a clay pot and woven wicker basket; she also helps regularly with cooking for feasts.

Avaline Ceridwyn Gwyneth has sadly left for LochacL, but before she left she achieved many things. She would almost always make spiced nuts and fruit rinds for our events which where splendid and bay leaf water for washing hands up. She also helped with a lot of the research of many period

A&S endeavors and articles, mostly information on food and nutrition. Avaline helped a great deal with the organization and instruction of our dancing group (Lord Samuil Glukhoi has also taught dancing). Samuil aside from dancing is working amour related projects. Resent new member, Eleanor, has some projects that she has been working on as well including carving a wooden calligraphy table, and she made a 14th century illuminated letter for the front of a card. She is working on a beautiful silk bodice (she would have had it finished except while working on it, the not so reliable Pont Alarch sewing machine had an identity crises).

We have seen single achievements in A&S competitions/ displays and Laurel prize tourneys but the shire has also achieved praise, at Warbands in Scotland those that could attend all gave a display of dance with ten members of the shire dancing. Do not to forget those that taught (we where in great need of tuition) the dances who could not be there, and all those that learned the dances but never got a chance to display them at the Feast (although I'm not sure they where very desperate to be showing anything).

All involved received a Royal coin from Jarl Peregrine's rein. Our grandest undertaking at the present time is a set of thrones for use in the Isles area as a gift for their Majesties. Lord Jonkyn the Carver is carving (surprising?) the main portion of the thrones while Vaughn von Vogtland is carving the kingdom arms into the leather backrest covers of the thrones. After seeing previous works of art from both carvers, I am assured that the two thrones shall be absolutely spectacular.

As well as personal projects the group as a whole are also extremely active with high hopes and great ambitions for this upcoming Crown Tourney.

Cathryn/ Petronyla/ Theirry and children (except Madelina who was in the Americas) labored away to solidify 75 substantial sized candles for the feast hall at Crown. Eleanor/ Cathryn/ Lord Rees of Mercia/ Theirry/ Caitlyn and Morgan all worked on the first 50 leather drawstring pouches for the dual purpose of site tokens and part of a game. We have a lot yet still to get done in addition to all the work we have put into Crown such as; Table cloths and curtains that have to be stenciled, more pouches, possibly salt sellers and candle stick holders (for the candles that we set out of wax) made out of clay, pennants for castle decorating and flags that Theirry is coordinating.

As a shire I believe we have achieved a huge amount of personal projects and as an assembly from the time our shire really started business. We have spent a lot of time and effort and you can see it in the results we get and satisfaction in a job well done. We have a lot to get done still just as long as we have enthusiasm, support and ambition our Shires Arts & Sciences shall hold no boundaries.

Lady Madelina Ysabella de San Antonio
Mistress of Arts & Sciences, Shire of Pont Alarch

I am afraid I cannot send my report in time because I am in Greece, I cannot connect to the internet (this e-mail comes from an Internet Cafe which is disgustingly expensive) and I haven't had the chance to check on other activities since I have been here quite a while. I will try to send it as soon as possible, but it might not be for the next month or so.
Lady Valeria MoAS, Mynydd Gwyn

Thamesreach, Shire

Feb was Quiet

April meeting was cancelled so I have no info on March

May meeting no one but Wolfram and I attended so that is again a no entries for April

May
Trinite has done some embroiderd border work and a scroll Thorgrimr has taken up enbroidery and has finished one piece and is working on another Wolfram is still working on Chainmail

June
Genna has done a scroll and so has Trinite Wolfram is still working on Chainmail Thorgrimr is embroidering his little heart out and very nice is the work. A Heraldry design workshop was held for the Thursday montly A&S meeting this month

July
Workshops this month was Calligraphy/ Liquer making. Trisha Hunt helped me make Raspberry Liquer. A&S was handed over to Michelle Wright (Sadafa) at War of the Roses. Have had some problems getting together to hand over the files so I have continued to do some of the work. Will make sure that you get what is needed.

We have combined our Fighters Practice and A&S Meetings into one due to military scheduling. Yet, this allows us to hold an A&S as well as Fighters practice each week instead of once a month. We have almost completed a full set of Gothic / Munitions Armour for Lady Felicitas, most members have either started or completed their first set of period foot wear, we have held classes on Calligraphy, Illumination, Court Customs and Courtesies, Several Sewing Sessions, and every other month we hold a Movie / Social night.

This weekend, we are having a BBQ and taking basic measurements to start construction on a 9 meter X 6 meter Pavilion to replace our old one. We will then use these basic blue prints to construct further smaller pavilions for our members.

Out of our 18 active members we have around 10 participating productive members. We have just got 2 new members, one of which has a degree in Renaissance history and sews professional garb. I am hoping she will take over the A&S Office at the end of the year.

All of our members now have enough basic garb, feast gear, and other supplies to be considered full participating SCA members. Lady Felicitas has been of tremendous help in this department.

That is about all for now, I plan on holding classes on Drop Spindles, Wool Shearing / Carding / and Washing, and if possible, a basic class on wire and metal working to make clasp and broaches for cloaks and such.

Best Wishes....
Galwin
Minister A&S Schwarzloch

Contact details, Minister of Arts and Sciences:

SCA name: 		Thomas Tanner of Ely
Mundane name: 		Neil Carr
Current address: 	39 Dane Street, Observatory, 7925, Cape Town,
			South Africa
Telephone number: 	+27 21-448 5956
Email address: 		neil@zig.co.za

It should be noted that giving the split nature of our Shire, I have detailed the A&S status of the South Farthing of Adamastor personally, and included my Northern deputy's report in full below.

Time period covered by the report : June 2001 to September 2001

Regular Meetings:-
Armouring guild - meet once a month.
Dancing - meet once a month. This was on hiatus while the Dance Mistress had academic obligations, but is set to restart in Sept as demo season reopens Singing Group - meets once a week, there has been talk of restarting the instrumental group as well Monthly Arts and Science evening lately has been much devoted to Gold Key garb and general crafts. The next one will be devoted to period headgear.

A brief outline of activities in the South:
As usual, everyone settled in for the winter hiatus. This did not stop everyone from making a great contribution to the Shire A&S competition, held on June 2nd,in the South Farthing. The entries were :

Helena Bryenissa Raoulaina 	Early Tudor Blackwork sampler
Mary of Adamastor		15th/16th C. Blackwork Chessboard
Alric of Radford		Middle Ages Book of Verse, Leatherbound
Biringeira de Vascon~cellos	Late 8th C. Illuminated Letter
Katherine of Adamastor		Elizabethan Marchpane Game Board Sotteltie
Jehanne de Huguenin		14th C. Jester's Tunic & Hood
Sister Mairi Jean		Tudor High-collared Gown with French Hood
Lucilla Merlino			SCA-generic Green leather Walking Boots
Thomas Ely			Period Wax Writing Tablet with Leather
Cover

As before, the entrants were judged by the whole populace on Authenticity/Documentation, Creativity and Craftmanship. The entrant judged most authentic/ best documented was Thomas of Ely, the most creative was Alric of Radford, and three entrants were judged equally as good at their craft - Lucilla Merlino, Sister Mairi Jean and Mary of Adamastor. Thomas of Ely was counted the overall winner, and was awarded the medallion and Queen's Prize. Next year, the competition will be held in the North Farthing. A lot of the South's attention has been focussed on creating craft items for the December craft market, with generated funds to contribute to the local Pavilion Fund (as in, we need one!), and the Kingdom Travel Fund.

A partial list of areas of interest of various Shire members:

Armouring			Lord Bertholt Wolfer  (Wolf Laudien)

Brewing, Weaving, Calligraphy,	Lord Guntram von Wolkenstein (Eckhard
Gartz)
Metalwork

Children			Isabella de Santa Maria (Michelle Laudien)

Clothing, Cooking 		Angelique Leforet (Jo Stolk)* ? Angelique
is the
				new guildmistress of costumiers

Cooking, Clothing, Dancing 	Lady Jehanne de Huguenin* (Jessica Tiffin)

Cooking, Clothing, Dancing 	Katherine of Adamastor(Karen Shippy)

Dancing , Weaving 		Sister Mairi Jean / Lady Jean Craig*
				(Tracy Craig)

Leatherwork, Dancing , Weaving 	Lord Thomas Tanner of Ely (Neil Carr)

Leatherwork			Alisdair (Alistair Pearson)

Period Music 			Myfanwy* (Vera Vukovic)

Clothing, Crafts in General	Lucilla Merlino (Candice)

* Members of Belladonna, the vocal group. Not included above, but in
Belladonna, are Ginevra Dell'Acqua(Stacey Hobbs), Ranulf the Saxon (Philip
Anastasiadis), and the men known as ?Mark? and ?David?.
 I believe that more members will be attracted by the usual summer round
of demos and craft fair appearances, so hopefully the list will grow.

I will let my esteemed deputy continue the report from the point of view of the North:
Yrs,
Thomas of Ely

1. Contact details, Deputy Mistress of Arts and Sciences:
SCA name: Biringeira de Vasconçellos
Mundane name: Janita de Vasconcelos
Current address: 75 Mollie Road, Delarey, 1709, Gauteng, South Africa
Telephone number: 082 747 0560
Email address: biringeira@webonline.co.za

2a. Guilds covered by report : Embroidery, Armouring
2b. Groups covered by report: Tablet weaving (Card weaving), Kumihimo
(Braiding on the marudai), Cooking, Costuming, Illumination, Dancing,
Poetry
3. Time period covered by the report : May 2001 to September 2001
4. List of regular and irregular meetings
Regular Meetings:-
Armouring guild - meet once a month.  This may increase in regularity due
to the number of newcomers who wish to either have armour made, or who
wish to make their own armour.
Embroidery guild - meet once a month.
Irregular Meetings:-
Dance - we are aiming to try to learn one new dance once a month.

5. A list of persons who are willing to share their knowledge, answer to
arts and sciences related questions and help other people in their
interest area.
·	Lesley Ayres - Tablet weaving, Kumihimo (braiding on the marudai)
·	Ilonka Wybenga - Embroidery, Historical subjects
·	Russell Abery - Armouring
·	Janita de Vasconcelos - Costuming, Cooking
·	Mark Dreyer - Calligraphy, Leatherwork
·	Ruth Dreyer - Music
·	There are two newcomers to the group, one of which plays medieval
music and sings, the other which is currently studying period jewellery.
I am hoping they become regular members of the group and in time pass on
their knowledge to others.

6. List all events this quarter, including demos.
·	Much energy was spent in making individual entries for the A&S
Competition which took place in June 2001.  There were four entries from
the North.  Lesley Ayres presented a blackwork embroidered chessboard,
Martin Ayres presented a bound book of poems he had written, Janita de
Vasconcelos presented an illuminated letter and Ilonka Wybenga presented a
blackwork embroidered sampler.
·	We had a stall at the Medieval Festival which took place in July
2001.  On display were several examples of blackwork, braiding, tablet
weaving and armouring.  These pieces drew a good number of gentles, some
of which have shown a keen interest in joining the group.
·	Collegium was held in the North on the 8th and 9th September 2001.
Classes in armouring, combat, cooking, costuming, Kumihimo, tablet
weaving, heraldry, dancing and recorder playing were offered.  Many
newcomers attended at least four classes.  Classes were well received, and
many a discussion continued late into the night once the classes were
finished.
7. List your branch's successes and tell why they happened.   ( Solved
problems are success )

·	We are slowly getting the idea across to newcomers that ultimately
they must needs be keeping themselves occupied during events, and
researching and taking up a craft of any description is the perfect way to
do this.  This is very encouraging as it has the potential to increase A&S
activities.

CHILREN'S GUILD REPORT to the MINISTER of A&S

Greetings,

Over the past year we have made many new advances in the Children's Guild.

We have now established a stable Boffers regulation for heavy boffers and had designs approved for fencing boffers by the Kingdom fencing marshal as well. Further we are in the last stages of approval for Youth Archery regulations and standards. We have also held two Official Archery Shoots for our youth with great success in attendance and participation both by the children and adults.

The establishment of a Youth Assistant Teachers status for our teenagers has also been put into effect. This I hope will give further responsibility to our growing youth and allow them to start bridging the gap between Youth and Adult responsibilities and activities.

We have a retention average of 38 to 42 children over all in the past two years. Presently we have 33 children registered and active in the guild. We as always are still running in the low end for teachers and Assistant Guild Leaders though. Yet, more than ever, we are having children's activities planned for in advance for individual Events through out the Kingdom. I hope to eventually have groups posting children's activities as a regular part of the usual DT Events postings.

I am now working on the Arts and Sciences aspects for the children. We are starting to have regular bardic fires at the events, and during Last days of Summer, we held a youth Arts and Sciences tourney for coloring of period documented pictures..

Since October of 99 we have also excelled in youth participation and attendance at events. We have went from an attendance of 1 or 2 youths per event to an average of 15 per event. Out largest to date was 25 children at an event last year. At last days of summer we had 14 children attend the event while 10 of these participated directly with the planned youth activities.

The ages of participating youth varies greatly. our youngest is 4 years old, while our oldest is 15.

As you are aware, as of October this year I will have served as Minister of Children for 2 years. I have now placed for the September DT publication a notification for those interested in taking up this position in our Kingdom. I will do my best to help the individual who steps forward to take up this responsibility until they have all well in hand. Then I will do what I can where needed.

In Service to Drachenwald and the Children
Galwin..

DDD
Master Floris van Montfort G.A. van Heusden
e-mail: floris@blancefloer.demon.nl (no current address as a move just too
place)

University Chancellor
Master Terafan Greydragon
Peter Barclay Arkansas Str 2512 #A-4
Patch Kaserne, 70569 Stuttgart
phone: 49 (0) 711 678 7542
e-mail: barclayp@eucom.mil

Regional Officers:

The Principality of Nordmark
Lord Leonardo di Pergola
Daniel Jonsson
Skogsbrynet 3, 90343 Umeå
Sweden
Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-4495728
E-mail: lkj@acc.umu.se, lkj@obbit.se

Aarnimetsa
Lady Zölerdödy
Alena
mka Jenni lindholm
Yo-kylä 21 A 24
20540 Turku
Finland
tel. +358 40 595 7888
alena_z@hotmail.com

The Isles
HL Margurite Dinard
Tonda Pratt
Dumpling House, Dumpling Bridge Lane
Lakenheath, Suffolk IP27 9JU
England
phone: 44 (0) 1842 862654
e-mail: Tondapratt@aol.com

Continental Master Terafan Greydragon
Peter Barclay
Arkansas Str 2512 #A-4
Patch Kaserne, 70569 Stuttgart
phone: 49 (0) 711 678 7542
e-mail: barclayp@eucom.mil


List of MoAS:es Nordmark 2001-09-15

Nordmark
Leonardo di Pergola
m.k.a. Daniel Jonsson
Skogsbrynet 3
90343 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569, +46-70-4495728
E-mail: lkj@acc.umu.se, lkj@obbit.se


SCA member number: 112588
Member until: 31 Jul 2001

Aros
Cecilia Eriksdotter
m.k.a Cecilia Aneér
Lindsbergsgatan 9B 2tr.
752 40 UPPSALA
Sweden

E-mail: cecilia_aneer@yahoo.se

Attemark
Lady Eyba Önnersdotter Skram
mka Hanne Romanus
Sallerupsvägen 26 c
212 18 Malmö
Sweden

Phone: +46-40-183958
E-mail: eyba@user.bip.net

Frostheim
Steinar Vidfamne
m.k.a Johannes Mattila
Brogatan 2a
97432 Luleå
Sweden

Phone: +46-920-88648
E-mail: johannes.mattila@tullverket.se

Gotvik
Lady Alazaïs
m.k.a. Anna Andersson


Sweden
E-mail: teflonhjarnan88@hotmail.com, Anna.Andersson@aohab.se

Gyllengran
Stephan Lange von Löwenbourg
m.k.a Pär Nyman
Fullriggarv. 21
865 32 Alnö
Sweden

Phone: +46-60-585422

Holmrike
Jodis Ebbesdottir
m.k.a. Josephine Ögren
Hillerödsgränd 3
164 46 KISTA
Sweden

Phone: +46-8-892263
E-mail: jodis@telia.com, josephine.ogren@mdkonsult.com

Högahem

m.k.a. Sandra Dahlberg-Åstrand
Hembygdsgatan 14
571 35 Nässjö
Sweden
Phone: +46-380-11823
E-mail: hogharold@hotmail.com


 Juneborg
Walderik Birgersson Gröne
m.k.a. Mats Bergström


Sweden

E-mail: mabe013@lollo.lg.posten.se

Styringheim
Rodorm Faste
m.k.a. Sven-Ingvar Romin
Botsmunds, Västerhejde
62148 Wisby
Sweden
E-mail: si.romin@gotlandica.se

Ulvberget
Olav Eriksson Örnklo
m.k.a. Björn Hellqvist
Naustenavägen 24B
541 43 Skövde
Sweden
E-mail: enda@algonet.se

Uma
Peder
m.k.a. Per Resman
Pedagoggränd 9B
90730 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-194666
E-mail: perren97@student.umu.se

SCA member number: 133592

Viterheim
Sigrid von Himmelsberch
m.k.a. Kristin Fungdal
Skogsbrynet 3
90343 Umeå
Sweden

Phone: +46-90-122569
E-mail: kicki_fu@hotmail.com

SCA member number: 131579


Westrehus
Jonae Smolandius
m.k.a. Mats J Brandt

Phone: +46-(0)36-130735
E-mail: No e-mail.

Ägirheim
Lady Miriam
m.k.a. Lina Tornegran