Henrico (APA 45) - Naval Cruise Book

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DEDICA TION This it Co Bi-Moe. She was bom December 14, 1941 and comes from the Paiwan tribe which live mostly in the mountains on the southern end of Twaiwan. These aborigines number about 40, 000 and only a few arc Christians. Co Bi-Moe became a Christian in 1956 and belongs to the Boktan church where she has taught kindergarten since completing her training as a teacher- Because she finished grade school she has more education than meet of the others in her village. Her Christian kindergarten in the mountain village is a beacon light, and scores of little bright eyed aboriginal children find it the center of interest each day. Our monthly contributions given by a different division each month makes it possible for her to devote full time to teaching these children. Co Bi-Moc ' s unofficial adoption took place in mid- 1962 and was arranged through Mustard Seed, Inc. of Taipei, Twiawan, an organization which has arranged hundreds of similar adoptions We take this opportunity to dedicate this book to Co Bi-Moc for the work she is doing. 20th ANNIVERSARY -U.S.S. HENRICO Enshrouded m a history that extends from coast to coast and around the world, the USS HENRICO celebrated her 20th anniversary of continuous active commissioned service as an attack transport in the amphibious forces of the United States Navy on June 24, 1963. HENiyCO has been a faithful :.: ' !o servant for a score of commanding officers, thousands . ' .md enlisted men and innumerable Marines, Army and Air ior .c personnel. HENRICO boasts an unbroken career that few afloat can match. The observ.i lo time for celebration as HENRICO is of activity. HENRICO ' s birthday c ' -UAY tor UPUViilC.N FLACPOLE, an amphibioiu ise conducted jointly by the U. S. and ROK forces, in wiu ii ilL •IUCO cl , ' found herself in familiar waters off PDhang, Korea. Si ' satisfaction from the knowledge that she has served tier wounlry- o long and well.