European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 6, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                May 1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoors with Jim Hirzel Blatter to defend title As 200 gymnasts meet in Germany regional 2e command Rod and gun clubs were in attendance r workshops to club management displays of sporting goods and annual trophy show and x sprung Mike from Wiesbaden is shown admiring the Mouflon drop Lei taken during the 197677 Hunting Over 350 were entered with each participant receiving a special medal in recognition for and for those selected As Best la a medal in Silver or Forat director Wilhelm nerl retired explained the judg ing procedure at the awards ceremony and mated that this years trophies were not As Strong As in former years which resulted in Over 100 Hege conservation the traditional Beer Unsung Der Jaeger Hunter greeting and other Hunting Calls were provided by the Rupert Gau jag Horn Blaser Hunting Horn by Bob Kef Flor Hole every convention has its festive there comes a time to discuss prob lems and other business of Mutual some of the More significant topics discussed were implementation of Central accounting for army physical youth pro Central purchasing and the increased Cost of Hunting in however in response to the Many com i there were but lacking specific information there was no Way to validate the individual club Many delegates indicated that Central accounting services were costing them substantially More and that they have had to hire additional full or Par time personnel to perform duties required by the Cao which had formerly been done by the accountants that have been removed from the who was also elected As president of the Baden Wurt Tumberg club promised to look into the Community Cao a physical Security and the Lack of a uniform policy within Usa eur was of significant concern to All army the army Vii corps recently issued directives that Rod and gun clubs must How have a separate arms room apart from the retail sales which for some clubs has been designed to be a combined arms room and sales compliance with the Vii corps requirement would mean that such clubs would have to add to or otherwise modify their existing Structure with the Cost in most instances being borne by the v corps went yet a different direction and stated that clubs would be required to have an intrusion detection system or a 24hour this is the Basic requirement that will be required by regulation to be met by All however it was without qua Ifica that even though a detection system was the facility would require Check spokesperson for the office of the Usa eur Provost stated that he was aware of the Lack of uniformity and the different interpretations of the regulations and looked for it to be resolved in the near Wheeler also pointed out that the clubs had not requested Security checks on Many As required by regu and that Suweyn had established that some employees had not been hired through civilian personnel the need for More youth programs was highlighted by both r Weuell and by Delaune As one that has been badly both urged clubs to initiate such pro Grams which include Rifle and Shotgun or Delaune stated that such programs complement other Community programs and would at the same time be of direct Benefit to the c ventral a concept for combining the purchasing Power of All the individual clubs to permit taking advantage of bulk Purchase and prompt payment Dis counts was by the associations executive the currently being staffed within Usa eur and in the army military communities having Rod and gun clubs As its providing Rod and gun commodities to the customer at a lower Hunting and particularly the increased Cost of the game bag limit was Dis cussed balt col Hesse land Council and Dennis Beh Council however no agreement or proposal was synced the could the used to reduce the Overall Cost an still meet the Overall Cost o the Usa eur Hunting and fishing representatives were invited by fund James to attend the next scheduled fund Council and to Advance any proposals they councils the next scheduled meeting of the Council wifi Tern Heidelberg on May 26 at p by Dave Cowan staff writer Germany s4s Alth Hough no olympic Gold medallists like Olga the Petite soviet will be on hand for the Dou Sbur Germany regional gymnastics there Howe be plenty of form and execution As some 240 gymnasts open the today affair with opening ceremonies at 1 Here today at Lawson Barracks the meet gets underway following open ing ceremonies with the Allaround event in the Junior division with the seniors Start ing their Competition at meet continues saturday with the juniors com Peting at and then the seniors at Krystal Blatter of who took Allaround honors last year in the regional will be out to defend her title in the seniors action along with Wurzburg Mary who finished second to Blatter is ranked fifth this year in Competition with Laura Kanu Mirie of Mannheim ranked first going into the Kanamine took three first places in the town gymnastics meet and the Allaround title april who swept every event in the Stuttgart meet was ranked sixth among the More than 100 women Kathy Dixon of Wiesbaden grabbed the 2 followed by mannheims Debbi Kathy ringer teach of Wiesbaden was others that could have the crowd and the 12 German who will be judg ing the stirring Are Kathy Mckay of Heidelberg and Giesla Bacr of Frankfurt Sharon who nabbed second in fifth in bars and sixth in Allaround in last years could very Well be the top of her held in the Junior i Winn posted some High scores in the Wiesbaden meet in which she chalked up three firs place finishes and she has her work Cut out for her As Wurzburg Dawn Schwin farts Judi Augsburg Heidi Hartvigsen and Claudia Kadrle of bad Kreuz Nach have also faired Well during he seasons gymnastics the gymnasts entered in the event Quali fied through three meets held at Wiersba kaisers Lautem and the top eight finishers in each event balance uneven 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