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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, July 31, 1959 Officers Comment On TOD Training P yv I i fc- Captain Duair; B. McGhie First Lt. Eugene P. Carver III Company Commander, Co II (Ord) Company Commander, 2nd Battalion 91st Reg. 431st Ord. Company Calif. Lt. Col. James R. DeKorne Individual Training) Presidio of San Fracisco I was not fortunate (Advanced Though Battalion Commander San Jose, California for enough to have attended Tins suited is depot ideally active When I joined the 431st Ord. I was born and raised in Salt Barracks Wash.ngton i 387th Ord. Battalion, USAR Ordnance training to fit duty training at Tooele Ord. De Lake City. I also graduated from Company, shortly after annual San Leandro, California 412 of the Getting off to a good start isjthe operational needs pot last year, I have heard many South I was last of and the duty training high jear, University Battalion our mportant to the effectiveness of Ordnance On this, the occasion of (Mainten- favorable comments from the men I moved to California and surprised at the high degree of Utah. s at a new unit and the morale of its ante and Supply) and other second annual tour of duty on the cooperation and fine trainthe traveled SCO miles to visit Tooele cntnusiasm shared by both Tooele Ordnance Depot, I want to men. Company K, a unit just 2 ing that they received here. From Ordnance Depot for the officers and enlisted men of this first reiterate some of the things that months old, is fortunaie indeed to All of the facilities, shops, area my own personal observations, the time. It is an impressive sight to organization for the training they 1 said last year and that I sa have its first annual active duty for tactical and operational pro- depot does indeed appear to prothe view Ordnance facilities avail- had received at Tooele Ordnance on every occasion when discuss- training at Tooele Ordnance De- blems and adequate logistical sup- vide excellent opportunities for at able Dejiot the previous summer. I this depot. port in all needed items are avail- advancing the individual skills of ing Reserve Ordnance Training pot. is an ordnance can now understand the reason H" Company Co able here. Almost all of the n.en oi Tooele Ordnance Depot offers the each man participating in training company located in San for that enthusiasm as the cooperBut there is much more than training the finest training possible for Ord K. have had from four to twelve Calif , and assigned to the ation rendered by the members of Jose, of years of army reserve ordnance the above. Colonel Sujensky, the Reservists. The cooperation The spirit of cooperation and the 91st Infantry Division (training) Tooele Ordnance Depot, both civito both military and civilian person- training as members of a recent Depot Commander, desired desire to assist, that is so appa--ra- We have a mission of training lian and military, is outstanding nel is outstanding. Never have 1 ly inactivated ordnance battalion have the USAR Ordnance Trainin all civilian and permaand this fact coupled with the with ing at his depot, and has provid- nent military personnel, is meded men in ordnance to accomplish seen such interest tn tarthering This experience combined facilities available are in- excellent of their an in mission support of ed a forcefully programed train- gratifying There is no individual our training progress as is ev TODs outstanding program division. making our two week tour of duty denced here. The civilian and bus- on the job training will contn ing effort. I know of no Command- factor more imjxirtant to a mili- fantry The depot personnel are doing a most worthwhile thing who us to the Col. made than er bute other have iness community Supensky performance greatly tary unit's smooth functioning than I should like to take this opporfeel completely at home It all of our mission of advanced in has allowed two week reservists espir de corps and Tooele's .ac- an excellent job in providing orienon behalf of myself and Due for tation unit tunity my training to do dejxit line production work tive interest in our training and sums up to the Tooele slogan dividual training. to a of Army units the men in my command to thank end well individual on work as West. as the the With of the "Best in per welfare has certainly instilled that on 1 exception most sincerely the military, civiMay 1959, my unit is commander. items to be delivered to the world spirit in all of our personnel. manent company lian workers, and the towns peoof of with men a variety is wide users of Ordnance materiel. Colonel Sujensky is certainly Captain Paul L. Smith, who specialties ple of Tooele for their most real But it is the civilians of TOD warranted in being proud of the military occupational now at Aberdeen Proving Ground contribution in helping us achieve for four months active duty, all who are training our reservists in way that the personnel of his com- (signal, artillery, armor, as well our We an an need overall goals. ordnance). the officers of K Company are the needed Military Occupation mand are representing him and idea of the duties of which ordnew to the ordnance branch. The skil's The civilian supervision and the depots motto, I R 0 A N. PARENTS VISIT nance consists. The training we instruction they are getting here production personnel are actually It is with sincere appreciation are men the will benefit receiving will be valuable to their under programing production work, sup- that I wish to extend the thanks K. Stice ,of more than a thousand hours of Mr. and Mrs. Earl here Tues. arrived standing of the duties they will ervisory work, and a'l manner of of my men and myself. Calif., Truikee, reading words about ordnance the take over when the company re- records keeping diectly to train for a visit with their by back home can to their go They turns to Vancouver Barracks, reservists The civilians of TOD and son in law, Mr. stations and continue to function daughter Washington. and Mrs. Donald L. Dickerson and carefjlly supervise this work. inrole of reserve the in duty We all learn fastest by doing, We are grateful for these two and structor much better qualified to children, Laurie, Julie Ann TOD weeks at Tooele Ordnance Depot this Ordnance training at And with their son and Guy present information found in the to is the best My hat goes off daughter in law, Mr and Mrs. Army manuals to the troops. Col. Supensky and the people of Dee Stice and Kay, Dugway, Utah. RELATIVES VISIT TOD who make this training to They plan to leave Friday n! V return home. Mr. and Mrs James Thomas RELATIVES VISIT and daughter, Wendy, accompanVISITORS TROM FLORIDA VISITS GRAND PARENTS Mr and Mrs Denzil Liston and ied by Carl Huesby, Cannon Falls, A been who have o' niece and nephew of Mr. and Minn, daughter, Joan, El Centro, Calif , Theron and Darlene Shields and guests were weekend guests at the home daughter and Susan, Salt Lake City, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter For Mrs Arthur Garner, Mr. of her sister and brother in law, spent Wednesday, visiting mo returned home last week. with Mrs. Billy Johnson, Tampa, Fla , rMr. and Mrs Donald Rosenburg parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur On Tuesday, July 21, Mr and weie guests at the Garner home The Listons and Rosenburg fam- Fields. Miss Karen Shields, who Mrs 0 E Merrill and their two ror two days last week. They a ily met another sister, Mr and has been visiting with her grandgrandchildren, of Sunnydalc, Cal were enroute home following Mrs Bill Charles and family and parents returned home with them, were guests at the Formo home, tour of California, Arizona, Wyo., a niece, Miss Barbara Davis, of and her sister Susan remained enroute east for a visit with re- and Utah .They enjoyed a sight and Salt Lake City, and spent Sunday hefe with her grandparents latives at Omaha, Nebrasks. Mr seeing tour of our city. and Mrs. John Formo and two together at Lagoon. They enjoyed plans to spend a week with them. a picnic lunch, rides on the conRELATIVES VISIT daughters, Karen and Carol, and Mr and Mrs George M. Engcessions and visiting sister, Valerie Belt, St Paul, Minn , together The Listons were enroute home spent a weeks vacation, visiting land and children, Margaret and after having spent two weeks on with parents, Mr. and Mrs Ole Mike, Saffor, Arizona, arrived on Capt. Frank Di Bacco a visit to his parents, Mr and Mrs Formo, also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sunday for a weeks visit with Company Commander 8 1st Sam Liston, Fennwick, West Va , Mr. and Mrs Deloyd England. Co. Salem, Oregon Formo. Tooele Ord Depot, Utah - July They left Monday for California 22, 1959 - Currently on two weeks THURSDAY & FRIDAY VACATION IN WYOMING active duty at Tooele Ord Depot, Utah, is the 841st Ordnance Co , Mr and Mrs. Clifford Markham, of Salem, Oregon. The 841st is a The Magna, accompanied by Mrs Lynewly organized unit, commanCapt. Austin H. Keiser dia Dougherty and her sister, ded by Capt Frank DiBacco. In V Company Commander Stella Anderson, w'ho is staying the summer camp discussing 968th Ord. Company with her, motored to Wyoming training, Capt. DiBacco stated, starring Hawthorne, California and visited at Daniels, for a pleaWe have been receiving our train-nCLIFTON WEBB week. They returned home sant An advantage in Tooele Utah instruction, through DOROTHY McGUiRE on Sunday. i method which has proven most Ordnance Depot over Los Angeles, beneficial. The facilities here at Calif., is in the absence of smog with headTooele are excellent, Its quite a sight to actually see the sun come up over the hills in quarters for officers and enlisted men. fine food, and excellent asair so free and clean of smoke, sistance from all civilian employAND dust and other impurities wind hees and active Army personnel. blown or otherwise. The heat howENDS SATURDAY 4 ever is another matter, we miss IN ARIZONA those ocean breezes. Bob DuBois, son of Mr. and We were here in TOD last year returned Mrs Kenneth DuBois, for summer training so operawith Mr. and Mrs. John Froschei-ser- , tions are not new to us, however to Mesa, Arizona, after they . FmllHNEMmSrn each day we are amazed by the MR. A. M. NOZZOIO, Salt Lake City, Tooele Ordnance Dehad spent ten days visiting with progress and caliber of work pertraintheir parents, Mr and Mrs David on the job formed Our pot employee, explains packaging procedures to Sp4 Gerald Bounti-1 R. Girod, 841st Ordnance Company, Salem, Oregon in army here and in Froscheiser, ing is of the best, and if I may TECHNICOLOR reserve training at Tooele Ordnance Depot, Utah. ful. use a much worn cliche right In the event of down the alley. type 1 ofmobilization this is just the Autowork a (GAS) General SATURDAY & SUNDAY motive Support, company in ord' to rebuild nance is required do, Everyone'S great the vehicle from the ground up or ADVENT! RE OF ALL TIME! to rebuild component parts As for the civilian population both here at TOD and in town, they are so hospitable it makes you want to live here, but since and job family commitments the make that most impossible, -- I next best thing is to settle for From the most gripping second best and eagerly await S4 and dramatic best-selle- rl our two weeks visit each year. Peter Finch I I ( HERE FROM CALIF. OAME EDITH EVANS DAME PEGGY ASHCROFT Columbia pictures pmnu a naswick Htooucno 3 I lirr DEAN JAGGER fillin'1 sfvYoeETiosoi 1 VICTOR MATURE Miss Donna Cook, and her motANNE AUBREY SOOUCtOfr HENRY 0LANKE mc in zinnf msettttft WARNER BROS. l her, Mrs. Jewelene White, Pollock ANTHONY NEWIEY I (U I Pines, Calif., arrived Monday for MATINEE SAT. I P.M. and an extended visit with Mr. Major Robert II. Simon Ft. Lt. Roland Gleason, C. O. Company K (Ord) 3rd Battalion Regiment (AIT) Vancouver " :. MR. LAURENCE J. ANDERSON, Tooele. Utah, employee at Tooele Ordnance Depot, instructs PFC. Uilliam Claus, 412th Ord. Bn . Pasadena, Calif , in aligning transmitter at the radio shop at Tooele Ordnance Depot as part of Reserve Training. U. S. Army Photo Look What Mantes Captain Reuben A. Vossler Company CO, 382nd Ord. Co. San Jose, California BuitaMon Commander 1 12th Ord, Los Angeles, Ord-umt- i -- -- com-jjose- d GAVE ME!! -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 This Man Is Shouting About The Monev He Saved When He remarkable ft g His Used Car At Mantes Chevrolet 23 South Co. Main Street We ask you to compare prices and you too trill shout for joy READ! LOOK! COMPARE! LOW LOW LOW PRICES 1959 Chev Wagon 1959 Chev 4 Door $2695 2399 1958 Chev 4 Door 1795 1985 Ford 2 Door 1957 Chev 4D1IT 1957 Chev Wagon 1957 Chev 4 Door 1695 1955 Cad (air cond.) 1956 Pont 4D11T 1795 1725 1250 1595 1953 Buich 2DIIT 999 495 YES, THESE PRICES ARE CORRECT, AND YOU WILL SEE THESE CARS AT - fl n fSUDREU Hepburn ,, The Hun's Store 5? ICATIOM m r '" 3JffV m V ft '" -- U Mrs. ; I! J Phone 860 WE WILL NOT BE INDERSOLD! M. D. Cook. Donna SSjuvjdit is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs RETURN . WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Telarole, and children, Ray and Shauna, Helper, Utzh, spent the 24th weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs Monroe Cotton, and also attended the rodeo m Salt Lake City. They returned home Sunday. A"l RILINt OF THE lubed and checked according to the makers own specifications and an individual chart is kept on each car, which enables A'ais to mail out reminder cards and keep track of any potential trouble spots ll you want to have dependable trouble-fre- e service like that provided Jim Wright, come in to Alan s the next tune jour car needs servicing or phone 775. We have a fully trained staff and the best equipment to serve you. car is thoroughly Advertisement 1 BUDDY ADLER S mw. 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