European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 25, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday saturday december 25/26, 1992 the stars and stripes b Page 3 a amps Gus Schuettler 3&s Vince Crawley Nicholas Mosoletti 6, at left of Heidelberg holds the 35 my camera he won As brother Anthony 20 months and sister Maria 12, look on. Sarah Cox 12, right of Vel Burg also won a camera. Both were second place finishers in their age categories. First place 3 to 7 year old category Elise Roth. 5, Schwem Furt Germany second place 3 to 7 year old category Nicholas Mosoletti. 6. Heidelberg Germany honorable mention Matthew Behrens. 6. Ankara Turkey Thomas Cox. 6. Rhein main Germany Matthew Dickhart. 7. Giessen. Germany Jessica Doherty. 6. Frankfurt. Germany Christina Felder. 7, Giessen Germany Denise Figueroa. 7, Erlanger. Germany Robert Francis. 3, Lakenheath Suffolk. Us Brian Hettler 4, Ramstein Germany Logan Johnson 6. Sembach. Germany Eunice Lee. 6. Bad Kreuz Nach Germany Mone Parker. 7. Rota spam Sara Platts. 6 Shefford Bedford us Chelsea Roy 5. Lan Stuhl Germany Lindsey Singleton 5, Heidelberg Germany Jessica Sorrell 6, Oxfordshire us first place 8 to 12 year old category Rachid Caoua. 12. Burg Wengenfeld Germany second place 8 to 12 year old category Sarah Cox. 12. Selburg. Germany honorable mention Jennifer Barnes. 11. Kaiserslautern Germany Bryan Barney 8, Augsburg. Germany Christine Boston. 9. Kafer Tal. Germany Stephen Byrnes. 11, Iraklion Crete Greece Scott Collins 8. Kaiserslautern Germany Christina Cowan 8, Heidelberg Germany Darryl Cox 8, Rhein main Germany czarina Delos Reyes. 9, Ramstein. Germany Monica Hicks 8, Oxfordshire us Gary Jocher 9. Bibl men Germany Randi Johnson 8, shape caste Belgium cesia Kearns. 11. Ramstein Germany Jennifer Lanuzga 12, Naples Italy Johnathon Nichol 8, katto Ibach Germany Jessica Middleton 11, Hohenfels German kids colourful creations pay off in Art contest by Vince Crawley staff writer Hohenfels Germany Rachid chaos a a social studies class was cancelled one afternoon in Early december. So his homeroom teacher at Regensburg elementary told Rachid and his classmates to use the time to draw pictures and enter them in the annual Christmas Art contest sponsored by the stars and stripes. That advice paid off for the 12-Ycar-old Rachid. His drawing of a Christmas tree was judged tops in the category for 8 to 12-year-Olds, earning the sixth grader an 18-Speed Mountain Bike. A the teacher told us to enter the contest because we did no to have anything else to do. Now in a kind of glad i entered a said Rachid who lives in Burg Wengenfeld Germany near the Hohenfels training area. A maybe the next time the teacher tells you to do something it wont be such a bad idea to do it a added his Mother Karen Paquin. More than 700 children submitted entries for the contest which began nov. 30. The winners were selected by the newspapers four staff artists. Using color markers Rachid entered a Christmas tree split Down the Middle a one Side red the other Green. Each half was set against a background of the opposite color. Rachidi a last name comes from his natural father an algerian. His new father is spec. Timothy Pequin of the 1st in 4th inf regt located at Hohenfels. A i won i won i won a squealed Elise Roth 5, when stars and stripes marketing director Nick do Amario called to say that her snowman drawing made from recycled newspaper had taken first place in the age group for 3 to 7-Ycar-Olds. However when the colourful Bike was delivered to her House in Schweinfurt Germany she answered the door looked at it and appeared disappointed. The Bike she said was too Nice. A a. People with a Bike like this get it stolen a she said. The Kinde Gartner was also a a Little miffed that the contest did no task for a drawing of mrs. Claus just husband Santa said Elise smother Lisa Roth. Elise a father maj. Thomas Roth is the executive officer of the 5th in 41st Field arty regt. Sarah Cox a brother John took credit for his Sisters second place finish in the age group for older children. She received a 35 my camera. A the Only reason she won was because i did no to enter a said John 11. Sarah 12, Drew a colourful scene of Santa entering a living room viewed from outside a decorated window. She said she stayed up late to finish it then her father mailed it the next Day. Both children have been a drawing Ever since they were old enough to mess with paints a said Sarah smother Mary Cox. A i did no to give them colouring books when they were Little just Blank  these Early drawings resulted in a some weird stuff a Sarah added. The seventh graders favorite class at Hohenfels Middle school is band she said. She plays the clarinet. Both the first and second place winners in the older age group have parents in the same Hohenfels unit. Sarah a father capt. John Cox is the adjutant officer at the infantry battalion where Rachidi a father is assigned. The Cox family lives in the bavarian Village of Selburg where the surrounding Fields were sprinkled with Snow a few Days before Christmas. A in Heidelberg earlier in the week rain dominated the weather but it was a sunny Day for Nicholas Mosoletti. Nicholas 6, became the owner of a 35 my camera for finishing second in the 3-to 7-year-old group. His Reindeer drawing earned him the prize. The camera was t on the boys Christmas list which he said includes a a cop thing a computer game and a sword. Still the Kinde Gartner at Heidelberg s Mark Twain elementary said he has plans for his first photographs which he said might include the living room Christmas tree and his family. Nicholas father sgt. Maj. Michael Mosoletti is assigned to the g-2 Section of the Central army group a nato unit located in Heidelberg. He lives with his wife Kimberly and their children Nicholas Maria 12 and Anthony 20 months. The family lives in Mark Twain Village. A a in addition to the Art contestants the newspaper received More than 3,000 letters to Santa Claus some allegedly. Signed by pets and unborn babies said Jana Horn one of Santa a helpers. Thirty contest entrants earned honorable mention status and will receive books for their efforts. Those earning honorable mention status their Ages and locations Are listed in the Chart above. Schweinfurt Tanker convicted of raping 16-year-old girl by Dave Melancon Wurzburg Bureau Schweinfurt Germany a 22-year-old tank crewman faces a years confinement and a bad conduct discharge following his conviction wednesday on two charges of rape and a related charge. Spec. David Hill of he troop 3rd so 4th Cav regt was found guilty by a 10-member court martial Board of two counts of rape and attempted consensual Oral sodomy with a 16-year-old girl. He was acquitted on charges of threatening to assault and holding a knife to his wife. Hills sentence will be sent to the commander of the 3rd inf div for review before taking effect. During the two Day trial defense counsel David court contended that the 16-year-old victim loved Hill and that she agreed to have sex with Hill and sgt. Robert Grey who is assigned to the same unit As Hill. Grey who testified on Hills behalf was acquitted on similar charges last week at a court martial. The Board which included one woman returned the verdict after deliberating for More than three hours. After hearing arguments trom the lawyers and an unworn statement from Hill the panel discussed his sentence for an hour and 15 minutes. After hearing their decision Hill thanked the panel for the Quot lenient punishment and for giving me and my wife a second Chance and me a Chance to see my lather  his father is 70. Prosecutor capt. Robert Spinelli argued during the court martial that the victim did not agree to have sex with the men. He argued that Hill was encountering marital problems and was venting anger at the victim. The victim testified that she was attacked alter attending an aug. 29 Barbecue hosted by Hill and his wife Jennifer. The victim lives near the Yorktown Village housing Complex in Schweinfurt where Hill resided. The victim said Hill touched her several times during the Barbecue. She left and returned with a teen age Friend to Hills residence where the attack took place at about 11 . After the incident the victim testified she gathered her clothes went into a bathroom washed and dressed. After returning Home she testified that she met spec. Robert Baker of the 630th my and told him she was raped. Baker took her to the Bowling Alley Ami called maps who took her to the Schweinhart c id office. The victim was examined the next Day at the 7th evacuation Hospital in our Burg or. Capt Lawrence Cashin testified that he found redness on her cervix which he said could have been caused by inter course or by  updates carols taking him out of hymns London up a a new Brand of Quot politically corrects carols will be Sung in certain churches in Britain this Christmas in the Wake of the decision by the Church of England a ruling body to admit women to the Priesthood. The Well known Christmas Carol Good Christian men rejoice has become Good christians All rejoice and amended versions of hark the Herald Angels sing and while shepherds watched their flocks Liy night now feature in new style Carol books. The carols for today has changed the line Quot pleased As Man with Man to dwell a to a pleased As Man with us to dwell and a born to raise the sons of Earth now reads a born to raise us trom the  Rev. Michael Garland Secretary of the hymn society of great Britain said a i am not opposed to modernisation. The trouble is that most people have memorized the old words and would sing those  the general synods decision Rehels the . Tradition where carols referring solely to men on Earth Are rarely published Ami Seldom Sung i he times said thursday. The Church of England voted in november by a slim majority in favor of the ordination of women ending 17 years of debate