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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
4
DEPOT DISPATCH editorial warns service members and civilians to assess fixed expenses before taking on new debt. It cautions about penalties for military personnel and the risk to careers, security clearances, and family well being from overextension.
Mario Pellegrine packaging and processing foreman in the general supply division earned the Department of the Army Commendation for an adopted suggestion that revised and improved production reporting in C and P operations, saving 3273.70 annually. Supervisor Theodore Flock attended the ceremony at depot headquarters where Pellegrine also received a cash award of 165.
A group of depot personnel attended a U S Civil Service course titled Supervision and Group Performance from March 3 to 7. Front row lists Ruth Robinson through Angelo Figueroa, with second row including Eugene Ferraro and Pasquale Nicolette. The program was presented by Joseph F McDonnell, director of the General Management Training Institute of the New York Region Civil Service Commission, assisted by John Olsen.
Announcement of Good Conduct Medal awards for exemplary behavior efficiency and fidelity covering periods in 1966 to 1969. Recipients include Mark S. Bauserman Donald L. Leister Raney E. Taquino James E. Piontak Frank L. Amorosa Clarke E. Mallory Darrel Dolf Eric R. Mathewson Jeffrey M. Nichols Roger R. Demers Lawrence T. Balistreri Roger R. Bigley Jerome C. Fronczak William L. Hathaway Arthur F. Vickery Dewey L. Cowen Weston T. Whitehouse and others from units such as HQ Co 21 Mar 67 20 Mar 69 5 Apr 66 4 Apr 69 17 Apr 67 16 Apr 69 28 Mar 66 27 Mar 69 25 Mar 4 24 Mar 69 12 May 67 11 May 69 29 Mar 66 28 Mar 69 9 May 66 8 May 69 15 Jan 66 14 Jan 69 15 Feb 66 14 Feb 69 24 Feb 66 23 Feb 69 2 Feb 66 1 Feb 69 29 Jan 66 28 Jan 69 5 Feb 66 4 Feb 69 19 Jan 66 18 Jan 69.
A comical 1968 safety pledge from American Optical Products mocks gender roles. A wife authorizes her husband to work without safety gear and promises to take over duties if he is blinded or crippled, listing caregiving tasks and household chores.
Chaplate's Corner lists Catholic Masses at 0645 and 1215 hours with confessions 15 minutes before. Protestant Sunday School at 0945, Bible Class 0945, Worship 1100 with coffee fellowship. Jewish services at Temple Beth El Geneva Fridays 2100 hours. Film program Wednesdays 1900 hours. Transportation provided from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing Areas to the Post Chapel.
President Nixon spoke at the 17th Annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast held January 30, noting the tradition of invoking divine blessing on the nation. The event, broadcast by Armed Forces Radio and nationally to 60 installations, is hosted by the Senate and House Prayer Groups and gathers top leaders for reflection and prayer.
Mrs Branham was guest of honor at a welcome tea hosted by the Finger Lakes Officers Wives Club on March 26 at the Lake House. A representative from the AMC Field Safety Agency will lead a 15 hour course on Industrial Safety Training from April 21 to 25.
A brief note reports a firm using a humorous Achtung safety sign to deter curious staff from touching a computer. The mock German text mocks careless fingers and warns that the device is not for the unqualified. The playful sign aims to grab attention and promote caution around equipment.
The Depot Dispatch, monthly by IT Publishing Corp Interlaken NY, serves Seneca Army Depot personnel. All photos are U.S. Army unless noted. Submit news through the Seneca Army Depot PIO Building 101. Mail ads to The Depot Dispatch c/o The Ovid Gazette Interlaken NY or call 32-4223.
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