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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
4
From the Commander's Desk Col How ard C Metzler notes that Zero Defects Value Engineering and Incentive Awards programs serve different purposes. Consolidation is not favored as each program targets distinct goals and stimuli. Emphasis remains on imaginative employee support and proper recognition through Incentive Awards.
Former President Truman appeals to U S Armed Forces members to vote in the upcoming national elections. He emphasizes duty, rights of soldiers, and directs them to contact a unit Voting Assistance Officer for ballots and forms. He warns against voter suppression and stresses the importance of American democracy.
A letter from Dwight D. Eisenhower appeals to all service members to vote in the upcoming national election. He emphasizes voting as both a right and a duty and argues ballots determine leaders and the country’s future.
Newly elected officers of the Noncommissioned Officers Wives Club were announced at the annual banquet in the NCO Club. Front row includes Mrs. Daniel D. Maybin president and Mrs. Richard R. Ratte vice president. back row shows Mrs. J. H. Bernal member at large and Mrs. Norman M. Lowry secretary. Mrs. Charles R. Jenkins treasurer was absent. Installation ceremonies followed.
A safety message lists eight practical reasons to work safely. Helpers, eye protection, well functioning machines, avoiding pranks, proper footwear, good tools, immediate first aid, and careful handling of flames are all easier paths than dealing with injuries, fires, or repairs later.
A reflective piece urges hunters to accept responsibility for their actions afield. It cites landowner permission, fence damage, and safety as keys to preserving hunting access. It warns careless behavior risks curtailment of hunting grounds and emphasizes the hunter as a stakeholder in a multi million dollar industry.
Last year 11 426 people died in US fires with 55 percent in homes. Maintain housekeeping remove combustibles, keep stairways clear, check wiring and fuses, ensure easy window access, and plan escape. Sleep with the bedroom door closed to delay heat and smoke.
The Geneva Post Chapel announces Catholic and Protestant services every Sunday with coffee fellowship after each service and JEWISH services at Temple Beth El Fridays at 9 pm. A weekly religious film is shown Wednesdays at 7 pm at the Service Club with Sunday transportation from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing Areas. Chaplain John P. Meiss urges prayer and Bible study to face tomorrow with God’s guidance.
Hayward a tractor trailer driver in the equipment maintenance division received a Zippo lighter bearing the SEAD Zero Defects emblem after an inspection found no discrepancies in his tractor and battery van. Present were Charles R. Brown Pasquale Nicolette and Joseph Jacqua.
Mrs Ronald D Ball is named president at the club fall meeting with Mrs Howard C Metzler as honorary president. new officers include Mrs Owen D Mathewson vicepresident secretary Mrs James McGranh treasurer and chairs for hospitality thrift shop ways and means publicity nursery and projects. A coffee hour will be held November 5 at the Officers Open Mess.
The Depot Dispatch published monthly by T Publishing Corp Inter Yaken New York serves Seneca Army Depot personnel. It notes Army photos and submission routes via the public information office and advertising mail options to The Ovid Gazette Interlaken New York.
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