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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
4
The departing Commanding Officer bids farewell to the Seneca depot personnel. He praises their dedication under challenging conditions, notes expanded mission and personnel, and thanks all military and civilian staff for their support. He expresses pride in Seneca and interest in its future progress.
Prof. Robert Gallo discussed expanding evening programs at Auburn Community College to meet depot needs. Courses include data processing, chemistry, engineering, police and fire science, electronics, and more, with recent classes in Effective Listening and Effective Written Communication. New postings cover personnel changes at HQ & HQ Company and multiple unit transfers from Vietnam, Korea, and Germany.
Frost and ice warn of coming winter hazards. Tips cover tires, windshield cleaning, following distance, crossing bridges, and defensive driving. The National Drivers Test Second Chance airs December 5, 1967 on CBS with Travelers Insurance hosting. PFC Paul Barrick Jr. named Soldier of the Month at the depot and soon to marry Bonnie Bennett.
A church notice outlines Sunday Catholic and Protestant services at the chapel, Jewish temple times, and a Wednesday film. It invites parishioners to travel a fourth path to Bethlehem by personal involvement, offering gifts of time and compassion over material offerings.
Chaplain Major John P. Meiss is presented the Army Commendation Medal First Oak Leaf Cluster by Chaplain Col. William G. Senior for meritorious service in Vietnam from August 1966 to February 1967.
The Depot Dispatch is published monthly by I-7T Publishing Corporation Interlaken New York for military and civilian personnel of Seneca Army Depot. All photos are U S Army unless noted. Submissions go through the depot public information office building 101 extension 235. Advertisements may be mailed to The Ovid Gazette Interlaken New York or phoned to 532 4223.
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