(c-mtinued from pa^e 2)
personal ambitions; then the abil
ity to c --operate with the Board of
Directors and to devi se and form
ula te policies that will be accept
able to the B<ard and the members;
to have the kn:wled^e and ability
to handle the affairs of the Assoc
iation so that it is successful
financially. No Co-op can last
very lon^ if it is broke or the
members have lost faith in the
Management.
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GIFTS TO STRVICF MFN (continued
fr m page 4)
Intoxicants <'r inflamable materials
or sharp projections should be un
c vered. The name of the man shouic
include full name, serial number,
branch of Service, Army Post Office
and name f P'st Office through
whi ch parcel will go. After Oct.IE
the Service man will have to write
a request fr any parcel mailed
after that date.
ARNDT - RAY NUPTIALS
At 8:30 pm on Monday, August 16
wedding vows were spoken by Miss
Helen Arndt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, L. F. Arndt, and Corporal J.
Leslie Ray of the Air Corps, son of
Mrs. in, F. Ray of Olympia, Wash.
Chaplain Halsell preformed the
double rinc ceremony by candlelight
In the Post Chapel at Fort Richard
son.
Given in marriage by her father,
•the bride was lovely in a heavy
ivory satin wedding, t wn.
Attending Miss Arndt as brides
maids were Miss Kry Sheffler and
Mrs. Homer R<inb It. Matron of
,Honor was Mrs. Wilson Crompt n.
Pfc. R.F. Cook was best man, and
ushers were Pfc. Menyhart and Sct.
Londos, Cpl. Purcell and Stt .1. erandc.
After a Honeym~''n at Kciiinlcy
Park, Corporal and Mrs. Ray will
be at home at 136 Fast Tenth Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska.