Thanks to the brainstorming efforts of Uncle Pep (Joe Puliti/Polite), we have added a new page where you can add comments to let us know you worked at The Cow, what you did and when you did it. We would also love to hear what you ended up doing later on it life or what you are doing now. Click here to visit the Employees page.
Did You Work at The Cow?
March 11, 2008 by guernseycow
Posted in working life | Tagged 1930s, exton pa, ice cream, labor, The Guernsey Cow, working | 2 Comments
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My sister Kathy and I worked at the Cow for 2 summers during college in 1972 and 1973. We were there when Vince was the cook. My parents and Larry and Gladys Polite were members at Whitford together, hence the job. Good times and good people!! and $.80 an hour wages! Debbie Nicholas
Thanks for stopping by and sharing, Debbie. I’m sure we met when I was 8 or 9 those two summers!