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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1967

Page

6

Women of the Depot: Mary Nicholson’s Career Tale

Mary Nicholson recalls joining the depot on July 27 1942 in Warehouse A during wartime hiring for women. She advances to the Depot Property office in 1944 and 1954 becomes secretary to the Equipment Service Division chief, with about 118 in the division. Off duty she is assistant treasurer of SOC Credit Union and has vacationed in Florida.

Mary Nicholson Mary Richard Snook Motor Pool Equipment Service Division the Depot Ovid SOC Credit Union St. Petersburg Miami Florida

ECR and Zero Defects Winners Named

Mr. Frank Gardner of Security Police Directorate of Administration received a certificate and an Eversharp pen for the Best ECR of the Month. He proposed changing the Post 1 southern personnel gate to remove the hazard of walking in the road during peak traffic.

Frank Gardner Directorate of Administration Richard Donselaar Directorate For Services

Armed Forces Day Committee Meets

A meeting of the Armed Forces Day Committee was held in the Library Special Services on January 1 with Major Everett I Perrin Jr as chairman. Attendees included Captain Edward N Sandell LT David M Greene Mr Richard E Snook and Mrs Irene J Thorpe. Greene reported many requests for exhibits demonstrations and participation in the May 20 event have been sent to military and civilian organizations. Plans include bus tours train rides and programs on the parade field. Major Perrin serves as Armed Forces Day Project Officer.

Armed Forces Day Committee Everett I. Perrin Jr Edward N. Sandell David M. Greene Richard E. Snook Irene J. Thorpe Greene Perrin Armed Forces

Twist Woodington Lead National Health Agency Drive

Richard Twist of Waterloo and Raymond Woodington of Ovid head a fund drive at Seneca Army Depot for national and international health agencies. Civilians from multiple directorates join with military personnel to canvass. The drive runs through February 1.

Seneca Army Depot Richard Twist Waterloo Raymond Woodington Ovid Mr. Twist Slt David M. Greene Special Services Leon J. Dubinsky Headquarters & Headquarters Co Thomas Shane 295Th Military Police Co Jerry L. Bullock 143Rd Ordnance Detachment Eugene L. Welch Raymond F. Rice U.S. Army Twist

Postal Savings Notice for Military Personnel

Postal Savings officials warn military personnel with Postal Savings accounts that the program was discontinued by Congress on March 28 1967 and interest on deposits will end by April 26 1967. More than 147 million dollars remain on deposit.

Congress

Bloodmobile Visit Chairmen Named

Colonel William G. Senior has named John Yarmolinsky and First Lieutenant James H. McKenzie as chair and co chair for the American Red Cross Bloodmobile Drive. Yarmolinsky lives at 60 E Bayard St Seneca Falls and McKenzie commands the 295th Military Police Company. The Bloodmobile will visit Seneca Army Depot on February 17.

William G. Senior John Yarmolinsky James H. McKenzie Cochairman American Red Cross Yarmolinsky E. Bayard St Seneca Falls Ilt McKenzie 295Th Military Police Company Seneca Army Depot

Saporito Honored as Army Logistics Course Graduate

Michael Saporito, civilian executive assistant, is an honor graduate of the Army Logistics Management Course at Fort Lee Virginia from Sept 7 to Nov 22 1966. He received congratulations from Colonel Paul E Bruehl acting commandant and the center commander for outstanding achievement.

Michael Saporito Fort Lee Paul £. Bruehl U.S. Army Logistics Management Center William G. Senior

Credit Union Holds Annual Meeting

The SOC Federal Credit Union annual meeting on January 17 elected Lewis Updyke Paul Tavano and June Smith to expired director vacancies and Joseph Picchi to a Credit Committee vacancy. A five percent dividend was declared for 1966.

The SOC Federal Credit Union Lewis Updyke Paul Tavano June Smith Joseph Picchi Credit Committee

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Women of the Depot Anthony Cannuli Twist, Woodington Postal Savings Notice Richard B.abbott Michael Gagliardi Eugene Welch Abbott John Hapstack Martin Way Army Motor Vehicle Safety Program Bloodmobile Saporito Credit Union SOC Federal C.U Service Club North Depot Geneva Auto Co. Inc Castle St Geneva, N.Y
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