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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
4
The May page urges loyalty as a core value at the Seneca depot. It defines loyalty as faithfulness to obligations and applies it to bosses, co workers, and subordinates. It stresses fair treatment, teamwork, constructive input, and honest leadership to protect the depot’s reputation.
The article traces early flags in American history from Dutch and other colonial banners to the Union Jack and the shift to stars in a blue field. It notes the flag's creation on June 14 1777 and General Washington’s famed interpretation of the banner’s symbolism.
COL Mort presided at a May 12 dinner dance in the Officers Open Mess marking the 160th anniversary of the Ordnance Corps. He reviewed its history from 1812 birth to modern roles and noted the corps long service and continued vitality in U.S. Army logistics and leadership.
The NCO Wives Club held a May 4 welcome coffee at the depot with COL Mort as guest speaker outlining future plans. Monthly games occur at the NCO Open Mess on the second and third Sundays. Summer games end June 18 with a prize playoff. On May 27 children’s movies play at 10 30 a.m. at the NCO Club, sponsored by the NCO Wives Club.
The notice lists Roman Catholic masses on Saturdays at 0830 and Sundays at 1215 with confessions 15 minutes before Mass. Protestant services on Sundays include 0945 worship and Sunday School with nursery and coffee. Jewish services at Temple Beth El in Geneva occur Fridays at 2100. Sunday transport from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing Areas to the Post Chapel runs at specified times for Protestant and Catholic riders.
LTC Helker and Chief Csogi join LTC Joseph H Heiker and Fire Chief Stephen Csogi as parade judges at the Weeds Port Volunteer Fire Department grand parade set for Friday night June 2 at 7 pm. Sympathy extended to Mrs Jean M Crowe on her father’s death. Griffiss AFB cancels annual Open House due to B 52 crash wreckage on the runway lingering from last week.
The Depot Dispatch, monthly by IT Publishing Corp Interlaken NY, serves Seneca Army Depot personnel. All photos are U.S. Army unless noted. Ads mailed to The Ovid Gazette, Interlaken address or phone 532 4223. Equal opportunity policy applies to all ads.
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