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F.-ilner, Aladca
Jure 11, 1948
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co-nr nuTES
NEW FA CE S
Several, net- faces have appeared among the
Co-op errloyce personnel during the last
fer • -eeks, —hile several- have been trans
ferred to sone other departr.ent of the
Assoc iat ion#
In the Trading Tost, the trro net; men in the
Grocery Degartnent' are Korty Sheman and
Lynn Sandvik. Ilrs. Patricia luck is the
net:'lady in tiie Dry Goods Deg artnent rith
' Its, Soman.
I;, the Creanery Department re find Zverett
Yohn, t:ho :as fomerly in the Trading Post
driving the Hat anus lea Maid I .'ilk Truck to
Anchorage. Zverett replaces Dick Barmen,
t;ho resigned fron this position recentlg-.
A1 Brooks is dunn ing and reighin the milk
in the nilk shed. A1 is replacing Yvncis
Henry "ho resigned recently. Hot-over, A1
plans to return to the Harehouse as soon
as someone is found for this position. Una
Kurts is assist ins'Krs, A'.ita UcGiboney in
the Ice Cream room, "hile Kent Sandvik
helps rith the Zggs in the Zgg Candling
room.
Bob McAllister is helpin', out ir the "are
house rhile A1 Brooks helps out ir. the
Creamery.
t ; C 5~hEi~ l.Lt
Bugs are nov .being candled or. Holidays,'
"Wednesdays, 7~ 'idays and Saturdays. These
are the heaviest days in this department.
Only a for* eggs cone in on Tuesdays and
T'ursdays and it ras decided that the ■ ork
could be done more economically by cand
ling on the above days,
I N S 7 A HAT (ON Of 3CUC&S
EiGlNE Board of Directors Release.
It has beer, a very pleasant sunrise to
enjoy such large sales in the Trading Post
and "arehouse this spring. Last month ras
a very successful month. Ice Cream sales
in anchorage are increasing at a rapid
pace. The milk production has increased
in the last rreek considerable and the nilE
truck has been nearly filled to capacity
several times in the last trro reeks. "To
have recently purchased a competitors busi
ness ir. Anchorage, Cont. on pp. 3
Time or: EtEnion or
SlfPEltV150RS FXTEnUEt
The time for the Rloctior. of the Sv.pervi
sors for the Pulner Sub-District has Von
extended another rook rhich r.akes the date
the 14th of Juno through the 18th of Ji no.
The folioring candidates arc nor up for
elect ions’
TonrLship 17171 H.'nge 13 Horary Jcr.sen
Arnold Carson
Torn ship 17", R.-ngc 23 Paul Poison
Olair Patton
Tnmship 137T, R ngo 13 "’illian 3" ark
R.y Cether
Trmship IBP, R”r.go gS "’illian Lents
Supervisor at Lrpe
C.Paronce Hoffman
L cius Ross
Jpos R. "eRherson
wEOOin
FOSTCR-MIUKC
Miss 3volyn Jbster, daughter of Mr, and Ill’s.
Karnoth Tester, became the bride of Robert
Miclko, son of II’. and Il-s. Carl Iliollco, on
Sunday Juno 6, Both the bride and groom
arc residents of Wr& Tell03'.
Preceding the ceremony H ano Huntley,cousin
of the bride, song ''Because”, and then
-D ano and Tlorcncc Ccarlson sang "I Love
You Truly-”. Tvey -•ore accompanied by- M-s.
Herman Renpel at the organ.
Tho Bridal procession entered the church
to the strains of Lohengrin’s '"edding M rch.
The Bride uas dressed in rhito satin nlth
long sleeves and high neck, and finger tip
veil. She carried a bouauet of "hite car
nations. She ras giver, in riarriago by her
father.
Mrs. Peggy Yohn, sister of tho bride, ras
Matron of Honor. Sho -:ore light green or
gandy. Tho bridesmaids Union and Margie
Miolke rorc yollor and pink net gouirs.They
carried pink stock and rhite carnation
bouquets.
Rev. G,’”. Gcivitz officiated in the double
ring ceremony.
Cont. on pp. 3