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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
6
Editorial highlights a Fire Prevention Theme of the Month nearly all readers, stressing a home fire occurs every 56 seconds and urging households to complete a 34 question Take Ten safety checklist. It guides a ten minute walk through each room to identify hazards, with steps on labeling, storage, and alarms to reduce risk and protect family.
A historic defense of the vote as a priceless heritage and right. It celebrates democracy as the means for individuals to control their destiny and shape government, noting sacrifices made to gain and defend suffrage and urging responsible participation.
The 26th Amendment ends the phrase old enough to fight but not to vote and allows servicemen and servicewomen aged 18 to 21 along with civilians to vote in state and national elections.
The Department of the Army approved SPEEDEX equipment justification, enabling us to submit a delivery order to Control Data Corporation. Equipment installation is expected three to six months after order receipt, with a firm date hoped for before the next issue. Ray Woodington and others prepare input cards for ammunition items to test the LSSA catalog file at USA.
The U S Military Academy Preparatory School at Fort Belvoir Virginia trains enlisted personnel for West Point. Cadet candidates who finish the ten month course proceed to West Point. Interested soldiers should write to the Commandant at Fort Belvoir Zip 22060 for information.
The NCO Wives Club met October 5 with President Kathy Crowley presiding. A Christmas centerpiece demo by Mrs. Joan Stetz highlighted the session. New member Darlene Parrott was welcomed and a coffee at the Community Center followed on October 11.
Samuel A. Morgante was elected chairman of the Central Northern Federal Personnel Association for the current year. R.J. Drummond Jr., Regional Director of the U.S. Civil Service Commission New York Region, sent notice of the election. The association links the New York office with federal installations to improve personnel management.
The notice lists Protestant services at Carl 1980 with Mass 0830 and worship at 0945 1100 plus Sunday School and nursery. Jewish services held at Temple Beth El Geneva Fridays 2100. Sunday transport from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing to Post Chapel with pick up and return times.
Sympathy is extended to Fred Asay Jr and others on the loss of family members. Sealed bids for One Each Aerial Lift Bucket are due by 1 30 P M November 6 1972 at the Purchasing and Contracting Office Building 101 Seneca Army Depot Romulus New York. Bid forms available by contacting the office, MacDougall 315 585 4481 extension 231.
The Depot Dispatch explains advertising and content policies for the monthly Interlaken publication. It states equal opportunity commitment, accessibility of material, submission channels at Seneca Army Depot, and ad acceptance guidelines for advertisers in Interlaken New York.
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