ARCH - Re: Royal Rounds

[Bob Dewart]

I'm probably going to be a butt head here, but then, that won't be the first
time will it?  Any bets on if this will be the last?..................
Didn't think so.  :)

If I ask a person if they are a member and they say they are, I'm not going
to ask to see their card.  Having the archer's membership number, while it
will verify that they are a member, is not required by the Keeper.  Or are
we proposing that a membership roster be keep?  If so, one maybe obtained
from the Office of the Registar for $5.00.

The location on the form refers to where the shoot took place, not the home
branch of the shooter.

Do we have so many archers shooting for score that keeping track of who is
who is becoming difficult?

Has there been a problem with the way I send in scores?  If not, than go to
those that are less than what you want.

I  don't have many pet pives, but one of them is zapping the group for the
faults of a few.

But then, who knows what has gone on in the last two months.  Tomorrow, I
will post the current standings of the IACAC and the IAAC.

I just have two questions.  Who issued out all those poll vault polls?  Why
are there so many ant droppings around here?

Gilli

-----Original Message-----
From: Eadric Anstapa <eadric at barley.scabrewer.com>
To: ansteorra-archery at ansteorra.org <ansteorra-archery at ansteorra.org>
Date: Sunday, September 24, 2000 7:58 PM
Subject: Re: ARCH - Re: Royal Rounds


>and Plachoya said:
>
><snip>
>>
>> Then the score sheet need to be revised so that all that info can be put
on
>> them.
>>
>
>Plachoya,
>
>Right there on the official IKAC scoresheet  there are slots for NAME and
LOCAL BRANCH.  If that was always submitted it would be a good start.
However, there just isn't enough room on a scoresheet for all of the
information that we need to keep good archer records easily.  And that is
why you use the Archers Roster or Archer Signup Sheet.  The Archers Roster
has places for Name, Mundane Name, Local Branch, Card Number, and Division.
>
>Down here, the archers never write on the scoresheet.  When they come to
the field they sign in on the archers roster.  Then the scorekeeper or
marshal transcribes their name and division on the scoresheet as he begins
keeping score.  This gives the scorekeeper the opportunity to look over the
archers roster abd decipher t hings or ask for more complete information
while the archer is still present and before he bigins scoring them.
>
>This system works and it assures that we have complete information for
record keeping.
>
>In Service,
>
>Eadric


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