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DANCING WITH RHONDA'S STARS

机译:与隆达之星共舞

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Rhonda Dehn always had a head for figures. Thus, when asked to work Saturdays at the family's retail candy shop in Palatine, Ill., there were no issues when it came to computing sales taxes on purchases or giving out change. "We didn't have any computers back then [1967], so I had to figure out the sales tax in my head," says the owner of Morkes Chocolates. Instead, what Dehn received - as a sixth grader - was an introduction to the family business. It was her grandfather, Bill Morkes, a former Nabisco cookie salesman, who founded the business. It was 1920 when he decided to strike out on his own, opening a confectionery shop on the Southwest Side of Chicago. Decades of success turned into a dilemma as urban upheavals in the 1960s transformed a once thriving commercial center into a war zone.
机译:隆达·德恩(Rhonda Dehn)始终对数字负责。因此,当被要求在星期六在伊利诺伊州帕拉蒂尼的家庭零售糖果店工作时,计算购买的销售税或发放零钱就没有问题。 “当时(1967年)我们还没有电脑,所以我不得不弄清楚营业税,”莫克斯巧克力公司的老板说。取而代之的是,作为六年级生,德恩收到的是对家族企业的介绍。创办公司的是她的祖父比尔·莫克斯(Bill Morkes),前纳比斯科饼干销售商​​。 1920年,他决定自行罢工,在芝加哥西南侧开设了一家糖果店。 1960年代的城市动荡使曾经繁荣的商业中心变成了战区,数十年来的成功变成了两难选择。

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    《Candy industry》 |2014年第8期|40-42|共3页
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    Bernard Pacyniak;

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