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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
19
Alice Marion reflects on 22 years at the Seneca depot rising from classified laborer to explosives operator and then chief telephone operator. She earned three Sustained Superior Performance Awards and an Outstanding Rating and is a charter member of the $1000 Club. Her passions are grandchildren and the depot library.
The depot league began on February 8 with ten teams from various units including the Dispensary EOD MP and Officers. Ten teams will play ten games each through April 26 with three games per meeting and a scoring system awarding one point per win and up to three points per meeting. The Dispensary and EOD opened by sweeping Headquarters 1, while FUSA Officers outpaced MP 2 2 1 and Officers beat MP 1 2 1. On February 13 the Dispensary EOD remained undefeated after three straight wins over MP 1, and MP 3 took two of three from the DSW Officers in the night’s first set.
Thirty five boys and girls in the 8 to 17 age range participate in a bowling tournament at the Seneca Army Depot Bowling Alley on Saturday mornings. Top averages in the 8 to 12 group are Shelly Risley 115 Pamela Perrin 114 and Donna Marangoni 110. In the 13 to 17 group Larry Marangoni 141 Bob Archer 138 and Paul Risley 133 lead. The Cub Scout program reports strong progress with leadership named for the neighborhood and institutional roles. Teen Club planning includes a Hay Ride ski trip a dance and trips to Niagara Falls Corning Glass and Cooperstown. Officers elected February 13 in the Teen Center include President Sue Bauer and Treasurer Alex Pallang.
A large group of Girl Scouts and Brownies toured Rochester to attend the Shrine Circus on Feb 11. Leaders Mrs. Everett I Perrin and Mrs. James M McGrann guided Troop 269 with Brownie Troop leader Mrs. Thomas L Wynne and guest mothers. The group works on Folk Lore Badges makes skirts and learns square dancing.
Seneca Army Depot team led by Jerry Hill won 91 to 73 over Romulus High School Faculty. Hill scored 28, while Tim Clauser led the faculty with 35. John Ponchak added 14 and Jim McKenzie 12 as Seneca used man to man defense. Earlier, Seneca lost 99 to 57 to Hobart College freshmen with Hill scoring 26 and grabbing rebounds.
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