Depot honors Harold Withiam for decades of service
Harold G Withiam of Geneva, a bus driver and equipment operator at the depot since 1950, earned praise for transporting dependents to school and leading tours. He has 2000 hours of sick leave, teaches First Aid, and has been Scoutmaster of Troop 1 for 19 years. His wife Norma teaches fourth grade. four children include Cornell junior Glenn and Michigan State freshman Allan.
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Withiam
Geneva
Withhiam
EMD
Norma
10 Year Retirement Study Begins
A 10 year study by the Social Security Administration on retirement timing and post retirement life gathers 11 153 participants aged 58 to 63 from all states and diverse jobs. The Retirement History Study aims to yield final conclusions after eight more years with many women included.
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Social Security Administration
Office of Research and Statistics
Security Police Profiles at the Depot
The SEAD Security Police guard lives and property at the Depot around the clock. Patrolman Oscar R. Kerns is a WWII veteran from Phelps with over a year of federal service. Patrolman Mario Liberatore, from Geneva, has over 30 years of federal service and also served with the Army in WWII.
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SEAD
Oscar R. Kerns
Phelps
Mario Liberatore
Army
Geneva
Wedding Bells at Seneca Army Depot Post Chapel
The wedding of Miss Nancy Marie Coon and First Lieutenant Gary W. Konopka took place at the Seneca Army Depot Post Chapel. The Rev Bede Cucchiara officiated. The bride is the daughter of T Sergeant Leonard Coon and Mrs Coon of Grand Forks AFB ND. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Konopka of Cicero Illinois and serves as Provost Marshal Operations Officer at the depot. The couple honeymooned in Florida and the Bahamas.
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Nancy Marie Coon
Gary W. Konopka
Seneca Army Depot Post Chapel
Bede Cucchiara
O.F.M
Leonard Coon
Grand Forks Afb
Stanley Konopka
Cicero, Ill
Sead Lake House
Florida
Bahamas
Romulus Central School
University of Ilinois
Tutoring Rules Eased for GI Bill Students
Education officials liberalized tutoring guidelines for GI Bill students. The revised policy makes it easier for eligible veterans and dependents to qualify for tutoring support and services.
NCO Wives Club News Highlights February 1973
The depot NCO Wives Club hosted a February coffee at the Community Center with strong turnout. An Installation Dinner for new officers was held at the Stage Coach with attendees including Ida Files and Mrs. Thomas Mort. A Feb 1 meeting at the NCO Club welcomed new pew member Jean Heintzman and featured cake and coffee.
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Depot
NCO Wives Club
Ida Files
Joyce Edwards
Mary O’connell
Jo Ann Hash
Sharon Sager
Barbara Wilson
Marilyn Patton
Gudrun Taber
Rose Boykin
Kathy Crowley
Jean Heintzman
Della Edberg
Donna Box
Darlene Parrott
Nancy Lewis
Joanna Carroll
Thomas Mort
NCO Club
Pew
Retirees and dependents exempt from CHAMPUS nonavail form rule
The policy states that retirees, their dependents, and survivors of active duty and retired service members do not need DD Form 1251 nonavailability statements when applying for civilian hospitalization under CHAMPUS. This grants streamlined access to civilian care.
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Uniformed Services
Champus
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Master Chai the Eee
S. A. Gilbert Jeweler
America
Datsun
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Garage Defrance, Inc
Datsun Sales & Service Center
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