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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

12

Whitaker achieves 3000 hours sick leave record

Vern Whitaker a general engineer at Seneca Army Depot and a 37 year federal employee has accumulated over 3000 hours of sick leave without using any hours. He received a Certificate of Recognition from AMC and the depot commander for this unique record.

Clair L Vern’’ Whitaker Whitaker US. Army Materiel Command Henry A Miley, Jr AMC Allen H Light Jr SEAD Seneca U.S. Army Materiel Command Corps of Engineers Mr. Whitaker Department of Agriculture U.S. Geographical Survey Ithaca Depot Facilities Division U.S. Army

Three Retire in December Depart Army Staff

Three depot personnel were honored in retirement ceremonies with DA Certificates of Retirement and Certificates of Appreciation. John J. Volpe, a motor vehicle operator in the Equipment Maintenance Division, Clyde resident, served 24 years. Velma Maguire, a general communications equipment operator from Geneva, served 20 years. Genevieve Daniels, a clerk typist in Production Planning and Control Division, completes 12 years of Federal service and lives in Geneva.

Department of the Army Fter Dore John J. Volpe G-Mnotoy Directorate For Services Volpe Clyde Velma Maguire Tmchiene I Pone Maguire Covid

Modernized Dining Hall Opens At Depot After 85000 Renovation

The depot dining facility reopens after three months of $85,000 in renovations by Verson Construction of Stanley New York. Colonel Allen W Light Jr depot commander and Floyd W Cone AMC representative cut the ribbon with Sergeant First Class Oscar Smoot. The redesign adds air conditioning a new PA and eight track stereo system new ceilings lighting wall paneling carpet tile and a hidden serving line. Kitchen upgrades are planned and the project meets OSHA and Underwriters Laboratories standards with design from AMC Rock Island and Army Engineering staff.

Allen W Light, Jr Floyd W Cone US. Army Materiel Command Installations & Services Agency Oscar Smoot Verson Construction Company Stanley N.Y Cone AMC Agency Floyd W Coneght US Army

SBP Deadline Extended to March 20 1974

The Department of Defense extends the Survivor Benefit Plan enrollment deadline to March 20 1974 by the FY 1974 authorization measure. Retirees who left service before September 21 1972 may elect to join and fund a widow or children's annuity via a small deduction from retired pay.

Washington, D.C Department of Defense

Holiday greetings from military leaders at Seneca Army Depot and Army Materiel Command

A consolidated holiday message from Allen H. Light Jr. and Army leaders extends warm wishes to Seneca Army Depot personnel, Army Materiel Command families, and United States Army members. It notes peace after years of conflict, gratitude for service, and hopes for a safe, prosperous new year, honoring Hanukkah and Christmas observances.

Commander's Sea Seneca Army Depot Army United States Army Brotherhood of Man

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