




This photo, first published in AFSCME’s Public Employee magazine in May, 1968, carried the caption, ”Chairman Sylvester D. Callendar, left, of Panama Canal Company Employees Local 900’s Consumer Co-op, accepts pledges of purchases of Co-op shares from Luis Puleio, representing a delegation from Armed Forces Employees Local 907. From left are Callendar; Alvin Burnett, a Local 900 member who has purchased more than $200 in share; Pulieo; Jorge Del Cid; Luis Escobar and Victor Barrett. The Co-op Committee is raising $300,000 to set up the first of four supermarkets for the benefit of local members.”