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 President Emeritus At Ceremony
Gordon Freeman in New
Presented IBEW
60 Year Pin Building

• President Emeritus Go rd on M. Freeman proudly receives h is IBEW 60-yea r

pin from Internationa l President Charles H. Pillard and Interna t ional Secretary
J o~cp h D. Keenan al th e ne ..... Internati onal Offir.e Building in Washi ngton,
D. C. The presen tat ion was made during the June mee t ing of the International
Eltecuhve Council. left to n ght are Internatio nal Treasurer Harry Van Arsdale.
Second District Cou ncil Member James F. Mullaney, Fourth Dis t rict Council
M ember Harry BCllltty, Third District Council Member Harry Wllhams. Seven th
District Council Member Ralph A. LelBon , President Pillard. Assistant t o the
Pre sident Marcus lOftiS, President Emeritu s Freema n. Secretary Keen an, Fifth
District Council Member Jac k F. Moore. Council Chairman E. J. Fransway,
Eighth District Council Member and Council Secretary Georj!t! P. Pillhllson.
First Dis tri ct Council Member Ralph l . Halloran and Sixth District Council
Member Thomas H. Pursley.
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• Organized labor began ils struggle for The industrial and ~ciol rights of
the workers ninety-two years ago in 1881. Before thollhere were sporadic
attempts by many individual bodies of craftsmen and workers to bener the working
and welfare conditions of their liyes. In focllhe struggles of workers as (I laboring
force reaches back to ancienl doys of the (rohimen guilds.

Bul it was nol unlillhe founding of the American Federation of Lobor, thol
dearly defined objects Clnd goals were sel up, and progress toward them begun.
Since thot lime organized lobar's struggles have tontinued to be (I conslonl
bottle to red ress the wrongs enforced upon the workers by anti-union employers
and Ihose who would restrid organized lobor from functioning in important
and necessary programs tha t bring a more secure and beller way of life to the
workers and their families. As in the pOST. organized labor is now faced with
contention across the bargaining table thaT even surpasses previous allacks on
organized labor's lifeline, the free colleclive bargaining ,yslem.

Organized labor today not only faces its traditional foe. the anti·union
employer as a bulwark against its goals, but il has been mode the scapegoat
for the economic ills of the country broughT about by the greed for profits by big
business corporations. To feed its enormous oppetile for profils Ihe gianl
corporations were always noloriously onti·union and their policy of low ....age
scoles have been notorious over the yeors. II has laken orgoni:r.ed labor many
years to overcome the strife and impoverishment borne by the ....orkers in the
qUI;:)t for decent ....ages and working conditions. It took yeors before management
and big business conceded Ihal orgoni:r.ed labor could rightfully porticipote
wilh management in a spiriT of colleclive bargaining ThaT meant bOlh lobar and
management .... ould be reworded. However the corporotionl have never lost
their lust for profit and in no way placed t he good of the ....orkers or the pocketboak
of the consumers above the drive for more and more profits.

The g reed for more and more profits by conglomerates and multinational
corporations, financial insti tUlions' high rates of interest, and high ta)(e5 have
placed a highly inflationary economic burden on wago earno". Because organized
labor goes 10 the bargaining lable to negotiale for wages Ihal will enable its
members 10 meellhe high cost 01 living, the highly paid propagandists of big
business allack the trade unionl .... ith vigor. This leads the general public 10
believe labor, not employer greed, causes inflaTion.

Every trade unionist should make every effort to cambalth. untruth thai il
belillling lobar. When Ihe wages and working conditions of organized workers,
which are ....on al the bargaining table suffer. then the public .... ill really see The
rich get richer and the poor gel poorer.

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ARE NUCLEAR
POWER
• The oh~lructioniSI:) an: ma~ing
the rn()~t of the pn:~l.!nl nuclt!ur
energy controvc ..... y; from all 01>-
PLANTS :,c r viltion~ It appear!> that they :lfC
most actively engaged in eM:alaling
and warming up the cOlll rovcl"Y.
Their ultimale goal i!o to achieve a
moratorium o n nuckar power COIl-
NEEDED? slruc tiOIl. Om: or the lir ... ! !!otep!> in
achieving this goal call be seen in
coun actions initiated to halt the
operation or 20 cxi~ting nuclear
pown I\:aclor.s. The oh"truclioni'b
YES do not walll any reactor" operating
or allY nc\\ reactor!. built.
H ighIY-\llphi\lil.'utcu campll igns
hene been conducted 10 rally public
!.upporl to their ca u:;e. In these
carnpaign~, ncw!.papc r, tdevi.<.ion,
""gUf!, 1913
and radio advertise ments have been
u\cd \\hile time-consuming litiga-
tion has been introduc..:d IIltO the
courts to hamper :md d\."lay projcct!>.
Attempt') to generate moral nlltragl'
from rcllglou.<. d c nolilinalion~ be-
cause of the long-lived toxic wa.:,tc:.
and the need for long-t..:rm Mor:lgc
ha\'l,: aiM) been made.
Lobb)lIlg on the national and
st;Hc levels hm; becn increa')cd by
thL'5e :lIlti-grm\ th grou~. Our con-
grCM,mcn and 'talc lcgblators :In:
practically having thcir arlm twi~lcd
llnd L'ars bent by ob!.tructionist.s (0
further their quc')tionabtc goal:..
Any success that thesc people
have had leg.isl;ui ...d) has been llt
the state le\cl rathcr than the na-
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SOCIAL SECUnrr, CHANGI
• The labor mm..:mcnt halo long
sought the goal of sCl"ing that ade-
quate Soci;!1 SCI.'Uril} and Medicare
insurance hcncfih arc pro\ ided to
all Arncricam in their lime of rc-
tirement or d isabili ty. T his ycar. we
have moved one slep close r to that
goal.
Incrt'lIscd n...ndib
Beginning in J unu,try. 1973. pri-
mary Social Seclirily benefits \\crc
increased significantly_ so that a
married worke r who retires at 65
will receive a benefit of approxi-
mately S400 per mont h. r his pro-
jection is based o n the assu mption
that the worker is eligible for maxi-
IIIIIIIl Social $ccurit} bcncfib. Thc
average anllual bcncfi! for a retired
couplc \'oill be 5293. A worker "'ho
retires at 62 will reeehe approxi-
mately 80 per cent of that :,"lOunt.
A special lIIillillllllll benefit of
$8.50 a month times the worker's
years of service in cxces~ of 10 was
also added. This means that a
persoll with 30 years in cove red ern·
ployment will be guaranteed S 170 a
month (S8.50 x 20).
To pay fo r these increased bene·
filS. the amount a worker must pay
into Social Security wa ... inc reased
to 5.85 pe r cent of the first $10,800
of earned ann ua l w;lges. The
amo unt of wages ~ u bject to Social
Security tax will increase 10 S 12.600
in 1974.
Sun i\ ing Spouse
I n addition to the blbic benefits
that the 1973 program provides, a
wido\\ or v.idower will be given 100
per cent of the covered employee's
benefit in the event o f the em ploy·
ee's death. Hov.ever, Ih i:. will be
n::Juced to take into account the
longer period over wh ich benefits
will be paid. Previously. when
suniving spouse's benefit \\erc paid,
they wcre reduced to 82 1 1 per cent
of the a mou nt the covered employee
had been receiving and then actll-
a ria ll y red uced ,
Allo\\ablc E:lrninJ;!:s U p~d
For those persons who choose to
work part-time afte r retirement. the
amount of mone) the} will be
allowed to earn prior to an of her's
being applicd Ita:. b",en increased
from 5 1,680 to 52.·WO. Also, the
reduction amount ha~ been changed
to allow a straight S 1.00 reduction
in benefits for each S2.00 earned
over the $2.400 limit. This means
that a retired worker wbo carns
55 ,000 will ha\", no Social Security
reduct ion fo r the first 52.400 anti
will have $1.300 reduced from the
remaining S2.600. This also is an
improvcmcll! from the former SI.oo
reduction fo r each 52.00 e;lrncd
from Sl.6S0 to S1.880 and a dollar
for dollar reduction thereafter.
Cost of Lh ing
One of the most innovati\c fea-
tures in the new Social Security pro·
gram is the cOM-of-living .. dju~t~
mcn!. Beginning in 1975. all bene·
fit~ will be adj usted each year to
keep them in line with cu rrent liv·
ing costs. r he fin.t adju~lment will
be based on cha nges in the Con-
:.umer Price Index occurri ng be-
tween the third quarte r of 1972 and
the ~econd quarter o f 1974. If the
increase is three per cent or more,
benefits will be increased by the
slime pe rcentage in 1975. After
1975. benefits wi ll be increascd an-
nually each tim", lhe Consumer
Price Index increases by three per
cent or more, but there will be no
decrease if the Consumer Price
Index d",clincs.
Adjustments for changes in the
Consu mer P rice Index will auto--
rnatically take effect. unless Con-
gress. in ;1 given year, votes an in-
crease in Social Securi ty benefits.
When benefits arc inc reased by
changes in the Consumer P rice
Index, the taxable wage base will be
increased by the percentage in·
c rease in the average wages o f em·
ployees covered by Socia l Secu ri ty.
THAT \VILL AFFECT
111is will also IHlVe the effect of in-
creasing benefit.!> in the fUlUrc. be-
C3U!oC higher earnings will Illean an
incrcnscd average wage but will also
mean higher payments.
Dis..hili!), C h:mgc!o
Two changes will affect disability
benefits receivctl by those covered
under Social SI.."Curily. Fir;l. the
wuitiug period for disability benefits
has been reduced to five months
fronl the six n10nths required in the
palo!. Second. employees who arc
tli1>ablcd bUI under 65 will be el igi-
ble for Medicare Health Insurance
after they have been on disability
for at least IwO yC:lrs.
Insu ra nce Irllpl ic:.1io ns of
Medicare Co\'cragc
Because of anti-duplication
claulocs in many negotiated health
pl:II1S, benefits will usually not be
payable for services reimbursed by
M edicare. In addition, Supplemcnt-
ary Medical Imurance ( Pan B of
Mcllicarc), which mainly covers
outpat ient and physician's service,
h. vol untary, and the beneficiary
must pay a $6.30 per month premi-
u m.
In some cases, when a negot iated
p lan provides simil'l r coverago.:, a dis-
abled worker may c hoose to drop
out of Med icare'!. Supplementary
Mell ical Insurance to avoid the
premium and to rely only on the
negotiated health plan for these
services. Generally, such workers
should continue with Ihe Supple-
mentary Medic'll Insurance. Other-
wise, they mlty find that they will
have no coverage for these services
if the union anll employer modify
the health plan for the dh.abled to
supplement those areas not covered
by Medicare and to omit those
areas wh ich arc covered. Workers
who choo~e to drop the supple-
mentary insurance would not be
able to re-enroll in Medicare's Sup-
plementary Med ical Insurance until
the fi rst th ree months of the follow-
ing year. and their premium would
be increased by 10 per CCIlI.
A 'irnilar situation occurrell nn :1
lIluch-tilrger scale when Medicare
wa~ entlcted, since many unions h:ld
already ncgotiatell health benefih
for retirees. Subsequently. thcse
unions quick ly re!.olved the problem
by negotiating l."OrH rltl.':tual pruvi-
sions for retirees to provide that
many of those heillih ser.'iccs nOI
covered by Medicare, such as coin-
surance and deductrbles, would be
supplemcnted by the negotiatcd
pl'lIl and duplicatcd co\erage would
be lIroppcd.
Thc new, expanded Medicare
Covcr:lge also alford, an oppor·
lunilY for unions 10 negot iate similar
health coverage for tlisablcd work-
ers or 10 provide health coveragc
for thc two-year, five-month period
required before Medicare benefits
begin for those disabled workers
who do not have negotiated health
bencfits fo r th at period of time.
Also. payment for I)an IJ of Medi·
care from the health insurance or
disabi lity program fund may be
negotiated. This would provide :1
non-tuxuble benefit to the disabled
worker.
1974 Inc rCII!'ICS
On J une 30. 1973, Congress
pas.,e(i tl 5.6 per cent incrca.,e in
Social Security benefits, which will
lx'Come effective on July 3, 1974.
This increase will affect over 30·
million Social Security bcneticiarics
and will, in some measure, offset
the rampant inlllllioll experienced
during the pasl ye:lr.
Fut ure Social ~ urit) Bl'ncfi lS
Although these changes will im-
prove the lives of rctired and dis-
abled workcrs, they ~Ii ll filII f:rr
short of organized labor's goal ...
Only when the retired or disabled
pcr:->on can live in true dignity :lnd
reap the rewards for which he hll~
worked, will labor fcel its job is
donc.

ALL IBEW "A" MEMBERS
Pursuant to Section R of the Welfare and Pension
Plans Disclosure Arl. ),ou arc entitled to examine copies
of the dcscript jon~ of the mEW Members Pension 1)lnn
and Ihe latcst allnual linuncial rcport in the principal
onicc of the !!lEW, The d~cription and the latest
annllal reporl afC avaIlable for your cxaminaliull be-
tween the h our~ of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. on Mon-
da)s through Fridays (except on legal holidays) 31:
International Broth erhood of Electrical Workcr~
1125 15th Street. N.W.
Wa:.hing\l)l1. D.C. 20005
Telephone : 202/ 833-7000
In addition. )OU arc entitled to receive a COP) of the
descriptioll and an adcquntc summary of the latest
annunl financi,,1 report. Either one or both \\jll be
mailed direct!) to you if you rcque", l>amc in writing.
The documents ""ill be mailed to you within 30 days
of the receipt of your request.
Req uests 1>hould include your address and should be
1>ent to:
Joseph D. Keenan . I <i
Internlltiollal Brot herhood of Electrical \Vorkers
1125 15th Stree\, N.W.
Washin gton. D.C. 20005
The d escription o f the provisions o f the II3EW
Members l}en~i()11 Plan is written in a manlier calcu-
lated to be und erstood by the average particip;UH or
beneficiary of the plan . There is no ch arge to you for
forwurding the description and/ o r 1>um mary of the
fin anc ial report.
In :.ddition. you arc entitled to receive a copy of Ihe
d esc ription and an adequ:lte summary of the late1>t an-
nu al financial repon. Either onc. or both. wi ll be
mailed to you within 30 days of receipt of your request.
Requests sho uld incl ude your address and should
be sent to--
N .. tiullal Electricul Benefit Fund
M adi~on Bank Building. Suite 600
1730 M Street. N.W.
\Va!o.hingloll, D.C. 20036
• I!lEW Jou rnco l
The dl.!~cripti()11 of the provisions of the Nat iOlwl
Electflcal Benefit Fund i~ WI iuel1 in a nUlllIler calcu-
lated to be understood b) the :I\'erage participant or
beneficiary uf the plan . rhe re is no charge to you for
forwardint the de~cription and ' or summary of the
financial report.
EMPLOYEES WHO ARE
CONTRIBUTED UPON UNDER
THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
BENEFIT FUND AND THOSE
RECEIVING NEBF PENSIONS
To a!o.<iure thm all employees who arc contributed
upon under the Nat ional Electrical Bcnefit Fund's " I %
Chlu!o.e" receivc copies of the Employees Benefit Agree·
HLt.:IlI. all employ en. \\ho contribute to NE IlF ha\\:
been requested 10 di~tribule :1 copy of the agreement
to each employee.
T he Employl.!e Benefit Agreement specifies yOllr
rights to pcnsion and dbability bcncfits and yOllr o bli-
gutiOll!o. unde r the Nation:11 Electrical Benefit Fund, In
the event you h3ve not recci\'cd a copy of the agrec-
l11\:nl. NEBF will 11Ulii one directly to you if you rc·
quest :-.:UII C in writing. The NEI1F add r~s is shown
below.
Addilionally. pur~uant to Section 8 of the Welfare
and I}ension 1>lal1s Di~clos ure Act. you are entitled to
exa mine copies of a description of the provisions of the
NatiOll:ll Electrical Bendil Fund and the latest annual
finanCial reJX>n :H the principal office of NEBF. The
description and the lalesl annual repon are avaitable
for lour e'(amination between the ho u rs of 8:45 A.M.
and 44" PM . on Mondays through Fridays (except
on legal holidays) at-
'1ational Electrical Benefit Fund
M aLlison Bank Building. Suite 600
1730 M Street. N.W.
\Vn~hington. D.C. 20036
Phone: 2021293-161 1

MINUTES AND REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL
Thc following mcmbe~ of the International E\ccuti .. e
Council ",ere present: Chairman Fransway and membc~
teigo n, Williams, Mulloney, Halloran, Moore, Bexley,
Purslcy, and Patterson.
HF.TTRF:MF.NT OF EMPI.nyF.F.
Miss Alice Keegan, an cmployee of thc I Brw, applied
for retirement, to be efkctive J une 5, 1973. Her request
wa$ approved by the lEe,
RETIREI\I ENT OF INTERNATIONAL
VIC E PR ESIDENT
The council authorized the retirement of International
Vice I)re~idcnt William Lad) man, at his 0\\ n request, to
be effccli .. e November 1-1, 1973,
n t:TlRnIENT OF INTERNATIONAL
RHR F..8ENTATIVES
The following Internationa l Rcpresentatives requcMed
retirement, which was grantcd unJer th.:: provisio ns of
Article III , St.'Ction II of our Constitution; to be effective
as shown:
p, A. Alexander, effccti .. c July I, 1973
Alfrt:d Terry, effective July I, 1973
A. R. Johnson, effective September I. 1973
REI-'UNI1S MAOE
In accordance with the provisions of Article III. Section
II (5) of the lB EW Constitution, the following refunds
were authoril.cd:
Richard H . Crabtree S3,699.82
Re~igned 5/ 16173
James A. Mc intyre 858.90
Resigned 5/31173
I' R":-II ETIRDI ENT WI00W'S B.:N ..:Frr
Ihe Internallonal I::...."(ccullve CounCil appro\-ed the ap-
plicaliom for Pre-retircment Wido .... 's Benefit, as provided
for under the terms of Article III. Section II (] 0) o( the
Constitution.
AI' PLI CATTONS FOR JOI N T ANO SU RVIVOR
O I"n ON
I he council approved lour uppllc3tions lor Joint and
Survivor Option reduced benefits, a~ provided for under
Article III , Section II (10) of Ihe Constitution.
TRANSFER O F I:UNOS
As provided for in Article XIV, Section II of the Con-
stilution, Ihe ~um o( $7-1.53].90 \\a~ transferred from the
Military Service Fund to the IIn'. w Pension Benefit Fund,
covering the months of Februar)'. March, and April. 1973.
Unlier the provisions of Article X I, Section 3 of the Con-
Slilution. the International I:\cculivc Council tran5.ferred
S297,652.44 from the Defense Fund to the General Fund,
covering the mo nt hs of February, March and April, 197].
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executive council meeting
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
BEGINNING JUNE 4, 1973
LEG AL 11 ..:FE" St:
i'ayment$ for legal defens(', millie from Ihe neren~e
Fund, .... crc examined and approved in accordance with
the reqlliremcnt~ of Article XI, Se<:tion 2 of our Constitu-
tion.
F INANC IAL RI~ I'ORTS
The llllditor's reports covering the various (unds of the
Brotherhood \\ere presented 10 the counci l, examined, and
filed.
INTERNATION A L I'R ES mENT
Prcsidem Pillard mel with the IlC a number o( times
10 discu~s 5e\-crnl mallers--the National Electrical Benefit
Fund Annual Meeting: Council on Industrial Rclations:
1......:,,1 ulJlvns UII 1>trilc. IBEW Pn.)gIC1>~ Mcclillg~, Safety
Committee Progrnms: the New PI:m for the Senlement of
Jurisdictionul Disputes in the Construction Industry; strike
a~~istance; :lnd u numher of othcr Ilrntherhood prohlems,
INTERN ATIONAL SI-: cn ETARY
&''Cretary Keenan presented finuncial reports covering
the IBEW Pcnsion Bcnefit Fund: the Licctrical Workers'
Bencfit Fund~ tbe Gencral Fund: the Defense Fund: and
the in .. estment portfOlios of the Brotherhood in Canada
and thc United Statc~.
INT ERNATIONAL TR EASURER
Internntional Trcasurer Van Ar~dale aideci the lEe on
sc\eral matters.
REV ISION OF T H E RULES AND R I-GUtATIQNS
RE1.ATING TO SPOUSES BENeFITS UNDER
A RTICLE II I, SECfION II (10) OF THE
mEW CONSTITUTION
I)ur)uanl 10 the authority gi .. cn to the International
Executi .. e Council hy the International Con\ention, the
follo\\ing re\' i~ion was made to Section 2(b) of the Rules
and Reglliation~ :
"(b) The election, \\hen made, may be rescinded by
written al)plication filed with the IEC prior to
thc participant's aCllIal retirement date. If the
partlcil)llnt is within six month~ of his retire-
ment dnte, approval by the IFC will be rc-
quired before the rc~i .... ion cun become effec-
ti"e. If his spouse should die prior to his aemal
retiremcnt date, the election of the joint life
and survi\'orship benefit ~hall be automaticully
re\cinded. If the participant should die prior
to h,~ actual retirement, this election shall be-
come null and .. oid."
A I'I' EAL OF GI.YNN ROSS
T his is an appeal from a decision o( International
President Pill:lrd which arises from charges filed against
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Brother Ross for alleged violations of Article XXV II.
Section I, Suhsections I, 3, 9, and 13 of the I BEW Con-
stitution.
Brothe r Ross i, the Business Manager-Financial Secre-
tary of Loc'll 640. The charges werc filed with Interna-
tional Vice Pre~idenl Duke by a mcmher of Local 640.
It has long been the practice-uniformly applied in
accordance with Article XXV II , Seetioll') S, 9. and 10 of
Ihe IBEW Constitution dealing wIth charges again~t an
ollieer or reprc~ent;1I1\1e of a I V-that the IV? would
be responsible fo r the conduct of an investigation ami
hearing into the alleged charge~, to evaluate the finding§
of fact obtained therefrom, and to male a determination
of the ea~e.
Brolher Ross todged several complaints of alleged preju-
dice and bias by the IVi> in thi\ particular maller: there-
fo re. in an effon to eliminale an} real or imagined fe,lr
of discrimination in the proceedings. Internation;l l P re~i­
dent Pillard took jurisdiction of the case and delegated an
International Representative from another District 01 the
II1EW to hold he;lring~ on the charges and to forward
such transc:ripu, exhihits. evidence. or other matter de-
... eloped in such hearings dir~clly to the International
President for hi~ determination of the e;lse.
Hearings were conduclCd on all charges on October 31,
1972. and No\'cmbcr 1. 1972.
On January 15. 1973. the International President dis-
missed the alleg'lIions of violations of Anicle XXVII.
Section I. Sub~eetion~ 3. 9, nnd 13 on the ground~ th:1I
"there was hllie evidence in the record made at the
hearings to support thelll . . . . " In the same decision, the
International President ordercJ that a second hearing he
held so thnt Brother Ross could fully pre...ent an) further
evidence that he desired in his defense of the alleged vio-
lations of Article XXV II. Section I. Subsection I.
The second hearing was held on February 13, 197.1.
The charging part y offered no new or additional evidence
or tcstimon)'. Ilrothcr Ross wa~ afforded the opportunity
to present, and did present additiolHll testimony nnd ref-
erences.
The International Executive Council has re\·iewed the
records in t hi~ n1<ltler. They show Ihal BrOlher Ross dill
in fac l resort to the courts for redress of an alleged in-
justice .... hieh he believed had been done him without first
making usc of. for at least a four-month period. the
process available 10 him under the IBEW Constitution. in-
cl ud ing any al)peal from any decision against him.
In the (Iccision of Ihe International President, d:lIed
May 2, 1973, the II' said in part:
" It would seem clear thllt commencing the 17th of
J uly to September 25 th, and during the pendency of
the election process. you engaged this International
in litigation wh ich a state and federal court !tIld the
U.S. agency in charge of correcting illegalities in
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union elections, found totally without merit. Be~idcs.
the state court required you to forfei t the money 1
bond which you had filed .... ith it to assure compen-
sation to thi~ IlIIcrnational if the temporary restrain-
ing order was improperly granted .... ithoul notice to
the Internationa l. The court so found. The U.S. Di~­
triet Court refused to issue a teml>orary restr'lining
order three times when you requested it to do SQ,
further indicating a lack of merit to your claims."
"All of this litigation, lacking in merit as it .... AS.
could and should have heen aVOided by you as an
e,"perienccd lmd responsible ollicer in your loca l unio n
ami has re~ulted in a suhstantial outlay of moni ...s in
anorne)s' f ...'es and costs. including stenogr.\phic trao~­
cripts. court cOSts, and other expenses directly con-
nected to these court cm.es."
International I)n:~jdent Pillard found os follows:
" I find )011 guihy of violation of Article XXV II ,
Section I. Sub~ction I of the IBEW Constitution.
lind in aceord,lIn;e with the pro\isions of that Article.
you arc IIsscssed. as an onicer of the IB CW. the
amount of $7.000. repre\enting monies AS attorney
fees IIml co~ts c:o;pended h.,. this InternationAl in dc-
fenloC of your court aetion~. And in IIddition thereto.
in accordnnce with the provisions of Artic le XXV II.
you arc a"re~scd. as an oOicerof the IBEW. the amount
of $3.000, which assc~smel11 h hert'b) ~u~pcnded.
provided. however. that if. .... ithin three }ears from
the date of the above decision. )ou arc found guilty
of the snme offen~e as heretofore charged, then the
amount of mone}' as suspended shall immediately
become due and o .... ing to Ihis International."
111cre i~ a \oluminous record hefore the IFf' on thi$
mllller. A ~ubstantial amount of the m EW member~'
money has been spent to meet the civil court actions o f
thi~ member 'tIld officer. After review, the International
E'iecuti\e Council concurs in Ihe comments lind Jeci-Sions
of the Internationa l President. Th ... IEC believes that
Sralher Ross has received suh~tantial justice. T he appeal
is therefore dcnied.
AI'I'EAL or DONALD I-I. MERK Elt
Dona ld ~ l erler was pre~ident of 1 000ai 400. Charges
were filed ulleging that Brother ~ I erker violated the pro-
visions of Artidl.: XXV II. Section I. Subsections 3, 4. 5,
10. 15, and 2J of Ihe IBEW Constitution. A properly.
constituted hearing was held. teslimony and evidence
ta ken. and a decision was re:lched. Rrothe r fo. lcrker was
found guilt)' :b charged. He was fi ned a total of SIO.OOO,
rcmo"'cd from uffil.:c, and expelled from the IBEW.
The record shows conclusively that the appellant was
aware that persons .... ere purch:.... ing fr .. udulent journey-
Illa n wiremall I.:ards in the IB EW, and that he fai led to
take construct ive action 10 correct tha t practice. He was
awa re tha t a pa rticular individua l pu rchased a frau dulent

membership card from a local union for S2.500. He
neither filed charges nor notified the proper authorities
of the local union or the International Oftice of this fact.
There is evidence that he assisted cennin individuals to
purchase fraudulent membership cards by directing thcm
to thc sellers. As prcsidcn! of the local union. hc failed
dismally to carry out the dutics lind responsibiltics of his
omcc.
The I EC has cxamined the record to ascertain whether
or nOI Brother Merker was afrorded natural justice during
the period since the charges \.\>cre filed. Due process has
bc.--en observed.
The appeal is denied.
AI'PEAL OF EDWARD J. NORDBY
Article X, Section 7(a) of thc bylaws of Local 494
reads as follows:
The monthly dues shall be:
(a> "A" & "BA" WORKING
MHIBERSHIP BASIC DUES DUES
~ I anufacturing S 1.00 plus S2.00
All other 1.00 plus I % gross
classifications earnings
The District International Vice President on November
10, 1972. ruled as follows relative to the application of
the one per cent gross-earnings clause:
" 11 is quite clear. and there should be no confusion
about its application. The one per cent working dues
in this case would apply to the gross amount paid to
the llll!l1lber in wages. There is no provision for any
exclusions. "
Brother Nordhy is a member of Local 494. He has
appealed the above cited ruling.
The International Executhe Council is in complete
agreement \\-ith the decision of the IVP. The appeal is
therefore denied.
AI'I'EAL OF LOCAL 200
The !B EW District Vice President decided that it was
necessary to transfer the Inside Juri!.diction covering the
counties of Deer Lodge. Granite. and Powell in the State
of Montana from Local 200 to Local 623. This action
was approved b) the International President after con-
sideration of the situation in those counties.
Article XV, Sections 2, 3, and 4 of the IBEW Con-
stit ut ion read as follows:
"Sec. 2. The type of \\-ork and the territory or juris-
diction covered by a charter must be defined in ap-
pro\'ed local union byla\\-s. The I P has the right and
power to divide or change the territory or jurisdiction
covered by any LU, or to take charge of and direct
certain jobs or projects in or passing through any
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territory, when in the judgment of the IP such should
be done."
"Sec. J. The IP has the right and the power to merge
or amalgamate LUs in an) community or section
where the facts. dcvelopments. or conditions-in the
judgment of the I P-warrant such action, also to
decidc the lerms or details of 3ny merger or amalga-
mation whcn the LUs involved cannOi or do not
agree."
"Scc. 4. When a LU docs not-in the judgment
of the IP--organizc or protect the jurisdiction or
territory awarded il. then its charter may be sus-
pended or re\'ol..ed by the IP and a new LU estab-
lished. or the jurisdiction or territory awarded to
another LU or LUs."
Under the authority granted to him by the IBEW Con-
stitution. authorization for the change in jurisdiction was
granted by the IP. Local 200 now appeals from the In-
ternational President's aClion.
It has been a long-standing practice. uniformly applied,
thai the District IVP has the responsibility to make a de-
termination and a recommendatiOn to the IP in a matter
of this nature. In the instant case. the IVI) made the re-
quired recommendations and sct forth a number of rea-
sons that led to his action to merge the local with LU 623.
The Intcrnational President. in his summatiOn upon
appeal, sel (orlh the fOllowing:
"Specificall)', the members and the jurisdiction in
question were nOt properly policed in that a full-time
agent was not employed by the local union (0 protect
its jurisdiction: there have been unauthorized work
stoppages duc to Ihe IlIck of the elected oOicers lIS-
Sliming their responsibi lities of their rcspecthe omce,>
and showing the leadership that is needed 10 prevent
work stoppages: the current EBF rcports reveal that
of the five COnlractors reporting. not one is in signed
agreement with the current collective hargaining
agreement and three of the five contractors are de-
linquent in their payment to the fund from two 10
five months: and. fiOlllly. the local union has not
properly been represented nor participated in the
State AFL-C IO or State Apprenticeship and Training
programs - _ •.,
Revie .... of the facts in this case shows that the decision
to merge the Inside Jurisdiction was not arrived at with-
out due consideration of the whole matter by the IVP and
the IP. Also, there can be no doubt that the IP has the
power and authority under the Constitution to take the
actiOn which precipitated this appeal. He has plainly sct
out his reason (or judgment and decision-that the deci-
sion was logical and rcasonahle. and in the best interest of
the members and Ihe local unions involved in the transfer
of jurisdiction.
For the abcH'e reason~. the appeal is denied.
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A I' IJ b,\L 01' ~ . 1\ , DOL F I
Brother Dolfi I~ [l member of Local 1207. Charges .... ere
filed by a fcllow member. alleging that Ilrother Dolfi h,ld
violated the provi .. ions 01 Article XXV II , $cction I (Ill
of the IB EW Con~titution. Specificully, the charges alleged
tha t BrOlhe r Dolfi ilUd ~Iandered or otherwise wronged a
fcllo ..... memner of the IB EW ny :I wilful ac t or ac t ~
Review of the te~timony before the local union Trial
BOard .. ho ....s an incident occurred \\here Brother Dolfi
maUl' a thnllghTh'~~ and provocative remark. With the
gralUilous aid of one or more b)~t!lnde rs. the rcmar!.. W:'lS
rcla)'ed to the complai nan t who, with some justificHtion.
interpreted the re lll ark~ as being in refcrence to him. A
he:lring was held h} the local union Tnal Hoard, .... hieh
found Ilrother Dolfi guilt) a~ charged. and fined him SIO.
The IEC wishe, to inform Brother Dolfi. and Ihose of
hl..e mind. Ihat the place for unIOn men and .... ,.}luCrl to
senle their .... orkpl<tee difference .. i .. not in the public place.
but in the union hall at the union meetings. where their
peers can judge und adjUdicate tho"e diffl'rcnc,'s. Had this
been done in thi~ case. this action could have been a\oided
by the applic;llion of mature judgment and good sense hy
tho<>e concerned.
The IEC uphold .. the dCi:ision of Ihe local union Trial
Board as to Brother Dolfi'" gUIlt in this ac tion. The SIO
fi ne i" hereby canceled lind onlered 10 nc returned to the
appellant.
APPEAL OF JAMES i\I. LOGAN
AI the regu lar mccting of LlX::11 103. Bostoil. M !I~S3-
chuselts. on Octoncr 24. 1972. an ac tion was tllken by
the memben pre,cnt which in effect disposed of the man-
ner in which a wage incrcment \\0111£1 hc divided between
mo nies paid 10 the ll1{'rnners and monie~ paid into the loc!1 1
union Building Fund. Attending the meeting were Inside.
Utility. and C:lble-~plicer members. -I here is no accurate
count of tho\C present (estimated at ahaut (00). nor j~
there an accurale count as to the dh'ision bet .... een the
branches of the trade of tho'>C .... ho .... crc prc~enl.
It lIppcar~ from the record that. histolil:all) sl)(;a!..ing.
the memhcr~ of the local union employed b} differenl em-
ployers (although on ltCparate agreement~) have 3ccepted
a perce nt age of the P3) ratc ~t h} the principal lubor
agreement and Iha t all those members have been allo .... ed
to \ote at the \!Inc The principal lahor agreement .... a\ to
be ratified. L:(ception .... as taken 10 Ihe action laken at the
Octo~er 24. 1972, meeting ht.'Cau~ mcmbers othcr than
those emplo)ed under Ihe principal luoor agreement were
pre\ent and VOl mg.
Ari~i n g out 01 Ihat p rOte~l. Ihe Di~trlct I V P ruled a~
follows;
"Onl) member, eml)lo)ed b} employers signatory to
the agreement In ques tion will be allu .... ed tu Vllic on
the acceptance or rejcction of the terms o f tha t agree-
men t. "
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Drother L~,~un Illeu appealed that decision (ruling) of
the IVP.
While There W!l~ accept:lnce hy those in the local union
of Ihe method 01 TUtl f) ing an ag reement which had hi~­
torieally neen lI~ed. there could he no urgent reaSon for
the IVI' 10 inlerfere in the muner. although the method
,lid not uctu;i llv conform 10 the luw~ and policy of the
Brotherhood. But when an objection wu~ legally rai\ed hy
a member or \ll('mbcr... then Ihe IVP h,uJ to lake action
10 nrin~ the local into conformit). 1 his .... as done by ruling
3" ciled abo."e.
For these rea~on~, the appeal is denied.
AI'I'EAL OF LOCAL 2325
Article XV II . Section n of the IBEW Constitution
reads Il~ follo .... ~:
··Scc. :!2. LU, outside the railroad industry may form
system councils for bargaining purposes..... ilh the
approv,,1 of the [P o and shall do so .... he n d irected by
thc [I'. Where formed. The LUs affec ted or involved
shall alliliate. and remain w. and shall pay for the
suppon of. and conform to the approved b) la .... s of
such \)'~I(,111 councils ..
Loeul ::!J25 h one of several local unions thut ha\'e
bargaininll rc la tlo n ~hips with the New England Telephone
and T elegraph COm l)any. System Council T -6 w u~ formed
to coordinule Ihe nargllining on that property. Local 2]25
rcfu~ed to !! tlili:llc wi th the council. and was Ihen ordered
to join by authority 01 the Inlermllional Preside nt. The in-
Mllnt appelil io Ihe lEe is agai nst thai order.
It h3~ long been Ihe policy of thc IB EW to form ~y~tem
councils on HpproprlHte properlles to coordi nate the bar·
gaining proce". Also. it has long been the policy of the
Bro herhood. unIformly ap plied. thai local union~ ..... ith
bargaining agreements on th:ll property be required to
lItliliate .... ilh the sy~tem council ..... here formed.
Kevie .... of the ~!tualion in which Local 2325 find .. it~]f
J~"!> IIOt rcH~al an unU'lual or arbitrllr) action b} the In-
ternationnl IJ re~ldent. S)'SICm Council T-6 appears to be
functioning (I" il \\a~ intended to upon formation. and for
the purpoloe to .... hich il was dlrec tcd. The month ly dut's
of 50 cenh are not e\orhitant or out of line .... ith those of
other .. )~telll councih. There ha~ heen nothing 10 ~how
that Ihe form.Ltion of the C'OLlncil :and the requirement
Ihat all loe:l] unions on the propert) Ilffiliale .... as of a
fri\'olou~ nalure. or Ihal the other local unions .... ere not
IT",lled in the snl1le manner us Local 2325. T here is
nothi ng to indicate that the autonomy of the local uniOI1
has been IIhridged in uny sub~t:LllIial way.
Upon revie ..... the lEe linrls Ihat the International I}rc~i ­
den t aCled wilhin his cOnstilUlional aut hority in thi~ mal-
ter. T he IIp pelll i~ Ihercfore denied.
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.~ .NIHONY 671

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NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
('olltl"" ... 1 from f'Or:t! 3
tiona I k\cl. In many of our .. Inks
tlK'} af!! rc~pon,ibJc for the illlrt)-
tluctron of kgislatiol1 .... hlch \I(lulu
hamper nuclear energy gro\\ tho
M05\ of the "balf" bill ... have qui":ll)
di ....d. :I" Ihe majoril) or our lq:i,·
tor, rcaliL": the economic damage
II hich would be c reated with thl' .. c
bill-.' pa ..."agc.
At pr . ·<;c nl, bill" arc p..:!rKling ill
Minn\!,o(a alld New krwy which
would rC\lrkt nuclear gnmlh. amJ
Icgi,I;Hivc bill, may be rc\ubmitt<:u
again in California in a"nlh .... ,. a1-
1~·mpt to ob(all1 a nuclear mora-
torium in thaI 'latC.
Th!.',c ckwrly con lrh cd cal11-
paigm II ilh ,Ill their subtle innu-
endo... arc a clear threat to the de..:·
trkallllclu<,tr). and at linu' .. , it j, ~'\:­
In:rnd~ diflicuh 10 di<,Ccrn truth
from fal ..dlOod or this b!at:lnt prop-
agallada :ltl ~n1pt.
III the illflltll da)s of Ihe dee-
Irical ind ustry. gr~a t contrO' er~)
am,!.' mer the u!.e of declricit) III
th~ homc; Ihcn crilic~ argued Ih,1I
it \\:1' much too dangcrou, to pcrmit
declricilY to bc u\cd in the hllm ~
and ,ti l 11llllHll,)r of dire pl'oph ...... ic ...
were \oiccd. rimc 11,1, ,inc~ ,Iilkd
Ihilic old crilic,' \oicc~. and )l'ar,
of progrc" made III the indu'lry
hOJ\ ... provcn th~ daily us~ of dec-
IricH) in the hOll1c 10 b ... ~af~ '(\
Olll' \\mlld I,~riotl,ly r<li,c a hUl' and
cry tn Iwvc il r~ JllOvcd from Ihe
home today.
Thl' nuclcar indu,lr) i" ,t;1I in ih
infant ye,)r,. Soml' pmhlcnl\ \\lIh
fud h,,\~ occurn.:d. Ihe conlrm~r,)
0\ cr the emergenc) core cootinl!
s)~t~m IlOIs not been re!.{)h~d to
e\cr~onl..·'" ,ati,fuction. and thc ,tllr-
age of long-li\cd ralJioi\OtollC' for
hundreds of years is under il1\.: .. ti-
gation. 1I0\\c\er. it JlIU\t Ix: horn.:
in mind that millions of dollar, and
th,lus:md, of man-hour, havc I'/Ccil
all('/C:u.::d to the ~(l iution of thl."e
probkms. The problem, ill nuck"r
1)O\\ er arc not being ignorcd.
Because depletion of our fo'>!>iI
A.. g ..". 19 13
fud, dcems it imperative tllat an
alternative fud be utilized. nuclear
fud is the only imn1edi:ul.' an,\\cr.
unforlUnatdy. th.:rc arc no unde-
\,,:[oped hydro ... ile~ that c:m he
utilized for th ~ ];Irge ;lnll)unh ul'
energy required. 5ulur generation
i, a toy in the la b \\ hich need,
much more rcscarch and dc\elnp-
melli. \" ind and tidal gencr;ulIlI1 ;lfe
largely impr;[ctical for stcad) lar!!c
bl,)Cl.~ of I)()\\er . ami !!colhcrll1al i,
nm :Ivaihlblc h) he produced ;It
r'::I'ionablc COsh except at a !'ell
j,olated ,iles.
rhc demand for clcctrkal ener!!y
i, doubling e...cr) w . . en )ear,. Cer-
lain ;!rea" in the CU UllIf) arc 1.'' -
peril:ncing a ra'l~r growth r:Ii~. it
j, clear' 10 SCI.' we ;Ire a p(ll\er
hUIlg!) lIuliull. Our economy :IIlLl
national well-hem,!; depend .. on. anu
IIU.,I h:)\e. Ihe eler-inerl'",ing de-
manu') of clectrica[ cncrg~_
rhc environment. \"hich \11.' h~:.r
~u much ahout tOt];I) .• lI1d thc d:Ull-
aging efTeets of our lifc stylcd on il .
can on I) b.: l.ept clean of furthcr
pollution h) the U'o\! of dectricit);
Oh'r 9{) per C...'1lI of 1111 .:n\;ron-
l11ent •• 1 de\ ices lkpcnd upon eke-
Irieily for their operatIOn.
rmJay. nuclear I.'llergy ~upplic,
Ie" than four per cent of Ihe IOwl
cI.:ctricit~ gencrated; howcver. Ihat
'uppl) h a vilal four per cenl Be-
eauw of operating nuckar ,tation,.
there ha\c been :ldl.'{IU;lIe \upplie,
of ,·lwrI.:Y for NI'w Fllglallli.
Flurilla. Virginia. ami IIl il1oi,_ With-
oUI !luck',lr "tation,. ~hurtilge,
I"ou[d have exhtl.'d in Ihc~e :11'1':"'.
Thc I,afel) record of tht' nuekar
'tatiun~ i, imprl· ....,he. 1'0 dale. no
memb('r of Ihe gena:11 puhlic ur
all) of O(lJ' member' havc ,u lTered
an) ill I.'ffcct'i duc \(I radiation from
the'>C ~talion~. and thcre ha\.: lx'en
Il\~ 'l'riou .. rclea .." ... of rad,oacli\c
m:llerial to Ihe el1\ ironn1L'nt
Durinj.; recent earthqua~es ill
Cal ifornia. both lIumbo ldt Ba) amI
San Onofre nuclear plant.. \~.:r~· op-
.:rating. but Ihe carthqu:ll.e\ cauwd
no danwg..: tIl Ihe,l.' plants. StandarLl
opo."rating procedun!" called for .1
pr.:cautionary ,11U tltown and a de-
taikd chcc~ of the 'y ~tel11~.
\, nf the end Ilf M arc h. (l()
nudear IJO\\cr units wen! under
con,truCl ion . with 75 morc planneu.
Combined gener:uing cap:lcit y 01
Ih.:,c units is 132.349 MW. I>re,enl
COl1l,lrUClion co~t~ of nuclea r uni\.s
arc clmc to 500 pl.'r l.ilowau of
in\talled capacity . Cw,ts of the.)('
projl.'ch in today\ dollar "ceed
(l7-billiun dollar\. AI ...ome sites 1\\0
or 1110re rea(;tor-. :Ire being in'llIl1ed
\\ hieh will place con\truct ion Cw,h
f\lr the\\! projech in Ihe billion-
dollar rang.:.
'l'cedlc, 10 <;a). th ...·...e projet.:h
I11c:m thou"Uld~ 01' JObs for con+
'trUClilln wurl.er\. and ulx)Il C~lm­
I>lction. mall) hundrc<.h of job, for
utility \\orl.I.'J" along with the tC111,
of thou,and~ of job, required to
manufacture all nece ...sa!,) compo-
nent' for th.::\c projects.
\Vith Ihe chrunic high ral..:: of
UIK'lllploynlelll c'<periencl'd Ihe'~
!lu,t re .... ~eill~. Ihe'~ jul" arc \it:11
hi our national economy.
Obstructioni'h tnU,t not be per-
mited In grind to .1 halt ~uch a vital
\egmcnt of our eeOll0111) for whal-
c\'Cr their ~clfi\h interest miehl be .
The rightful nlle of :1 critic-i n rc-
'>01\ IIlg dilf.:rellces i~ to offer aher-
natl\C ~()IUli(llI~. I he ob"ructioni,ls
h;1\e nOI done this. I heir onl) solu-
tillll j, "don'l build," "don't do thi .....
or "do ,lJlllcthing cI,.: ... · The cn.:rg)
cri~i, I" ill IUlt di\appc,lr with :t se-
ric, uf dun'". Critk~ \"'e need; ob-
\lructiOIl"1\ we don·t.
Othlruetionil,[l, ar.: not the onl)
lllle, capahk of pUllin!,; (In a cam+
pl'lign. \n effecti ......, c:unpaign W:b
waged in the California legi~lati\'l.'
la,l )e:u' to dcfl.'at Propo,ition 9 al
the polk nll~ parlicular proposi-
tion \"OI,ld ha\l' phll'l'd a fi\e-)ear
moratorium un nuclear construc-
tillil Organi/ed 1:lbor III California
p[:1y~'t.I a \il,lt role in the ddeat of
thi' Prol)()~itioll which if pils~",'d
\\Huld have cripplcd the California
eketrical utilit~ cump;lI1ie ...· effort 10
mect the energy denJ;lnd in Ihe n..::ar
tuture.
Org.ulILed labor ciln lI1uster its
,uppon in all qates 10 merrick the
pre"ur~" that will be brought to
bear b~ the fne~ of nuclear pO\wr.
I he I BE\\ contmues 10 support
th~ c'(p:m .. ion of the nuclear in+
dl"tr~ It i, I BE \\ " opinion that nu-
clear pm\ er i, ,a fc. reliable. e n-
\ Ironl11l.'l1tall) acceptable. and the
be'l econom ic \~ay to meet the
po\\er needs of the consu mers of
the nalion.
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and Ed'ication
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bon~' of Ihi, nation. I h~~ ha\ \!
been influent ial ill furmllll! \lUI' na·
(iun'" 1;1\' '', II gO;I I, ii' puiirjn alltl
it-. d~ ... lhl) for mcr 200 ~l:;I1'''', In -
deed, wen: it not for Ihe dTm!'- of
orga ni/cd \\'{H~.: r» ami lil!.'i,. ut1ion~.
nm,( of Ih l.' ,udal Icgj, l<llil lll froll1
which;lll \mcricam hale b.:ndilcd
would nCler halc CO lli!.! III P:I'''',
\\ hal. thcll. docs the \mcrican
worl..cr \Ian! in return " \\ ithout
:h 10 race • .,n. n;lIitln:il·
Ji ~l i nc lj on
ilY. crc\:u, or ,ucb J cundition. he
wanh [ h~"': ba,h,: ina l i~'nabk rights
-a right (tl lifo.:. Ijlll'rh, di).!nil}.
equali!} of up portull il}. ;end eco-
nom ic ,cellril}. a ri!!11I 1U ... 'Iahli... h
and l11 .. in\;1I11 hi ... f;llllily. In prmidc
for its wl.'ll-I'l\!ing through cCllllumic
\dHch .. c:cun.:
;tnt! ,Ud:1 1 1I1.: ..... ur...•..
ad~(lllah:: huu .. lIlg. futxl. cliithin~.
and Ill ~dic t l carc: imd ;1 right til uh-
win g r~aler i!1col1l~ in ~ ~l'J)i!1g \\ ilh
hi .. conlribuliun t\) ,(x'il'l~ I h~
American \lllr~~r \Ianl' a 1;lIr
share.
I Ie is not !!cui ng it.
The 'I ax S.\~Il'1l1
T a~c, for ~x anlJ)k , Ih ~ l'\i'>linb
lax ' y ,II':III . It i, rigged a!!a i !1~t
wage :tnd ,alary c al'll ~n. ill f:!l or of
big bu,in ~~~ and thl' \\c:t1th~.
r oday. a famil ) uf four l'u ming
S IO,OOO a )ear ""ill p;l~ an :1 1~·mg.::
of S905 in fcd~ra l income 101\1.". If
Ihe $10.000 """:1''': im:um.: from ,t:lle
or local bond ... Ihe fall1il ~ I\uuld
pay no laxe .. :11 all.
Thi, i, jU\[ plain unfair: Iherl'-"
no othl'r ""orJ for it. It\ unfair 10
1:\;( Ihe I\ag..: e:lrn ... r in full \I hil ...
corporation .. and thl' I\eallh) ('an
... ,ade Iheir fair .. hal'", through ""-
emptiolh, lkpktion allul\anel". ae-
c... lcrateu ue pn.:eialion Ilritl·-un... in-
\e~tnH.: nl (·rellit .. , and a hu'l or uther
as,orted gimlllid .. anu luophlllL·...
I~ m[ll{j .\ IIICllt
The U.S ....cuno m) i.. in the mid,1
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Wanted: A Fair Share
of an ellraoruina r) humn thl'
,trung..:'t in :W )~:Ir... I he ritle uf
exp:llh illll inerea,..:d drill1Hllicall~ in
1972, l'nJin,g IIjl h :1 fourt h-tluartl'r
gai n of ~32-bill i {}11 in Gru,.. ' .1-
liunal Product fG\' P ), h um ~\'ilf­
c nd 197 1 tll ,eaH:nd 11)72, tho.:
GN P ,0al'ed ·oi; IIX-hilli\)ll . Iho.:
boom in 1,.·I)rpurUll· pmli ... ,,1 '1) e\lI1-
tillueu unabat\.'d in the final (IUiu·tl'r
llf Iln1. l11 a~ing it Iho.' eighth qu;tr·
tel' in a roll in \1 hieh l,.·lIfjXlrittl·
l'arniny-, \h'nt higher and 1I1L' third
quarter in a rOil in II hieh thl'~ 'l·t a
re ...-ord .
Yet the \Iur~\.'r', Ihe pepple 1110,1
rl" poll,ihlc for Ih\.' 11\!l1ll'nt!ou,
,tride, "'dng marJe, arl' not , ha ring
in thl' profit.. llIade pm.,ihk· h~ thl'lr
hard lIor~ De .. pih: thc rapid ecu·
nomic expan,iull in 1971. -IA-mil-
lioll II'lIrJ. t'fI. IIf (iI',· Ilt'r (I'llt 01 thl'
lahor 101'ce. II..: re ,titl un..:mplo)ed
in May.
It doc, nut hale III he that I\ay.
' 1 hal' i~ no l'COlllJllIk lall that ,a)'
lie h:II'c 10 hale fi l'o! per cent-or
fl)ur per c..:nl. or :111) olhl'r nllll1l""r
lIf IX·u"k- III 1L·Ulplu~etl. I he r.: i"
'0 much 1I'01'~ [hal nl'l·t!, til he
don ... ; 'I) 111:111) hult,.:,. ,dlll!)I,. ami
hospilal~ to h.: buill : and ,I) mun y
tml",-Ir:lIl,il '~'leIl1S and uthl'l" pub-
lic rm.:i litk', [0 Ill' COIl\t l'ucled that it
do.:"I1-1 nllt~C goud ,etN,.' til h;l\..:
an)lhing hUI ;t full-elllpll)~rnellt
l'conomy. Simpl} "a[cd. cle r}
,\Illerican \\\Irk..:r ,llI)uld hah' Ilk'
opportunilY [0 earn a decl'nl 'la nd-
aI'd of IiI ing and III ~ ahk to eun-
[ribulL' 10 thl' prudll('IiH!nC" of thi~
natiun .
Th.;- pr..:....:nl uncmplo) Illl' ni ,iltm-
,iull. not on I} p..'rp.:luatc, a Irilgic
hUlllan lIa,le, It hur" (111 1' el·unulll~.
Unelllplu}lIlo.'nl luru, (·un,ulll~r .. :tnd
talpa)e r, inlO Ildrare c.:lil'I1! '. 1\11
of II" hear th..: co,t .. and th~' c.:\JI1,e-
qLl..:nee~ in ri'i ng I\clfare l·U,['. L11l-
c mplo~ menl COI1lI>l:II,aliol1, I{"I la l
r\!\e nue\ ;II1U htl,in..:" mar~ l·t .... hi~h
crime rate .. , and :til the ro.'~l.
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American I\age ... arnen; arc IlO[
only \icl inh of high la\e, and :l
tight job murkel: the) nrc ul,o hl'ing
l'\ploi led by th ... 1l1t1ltinatiunal~ ;md
,gianl conglomerate, Ihal are export-
ing American job~, capilal. tech nul-
ogy, and prudllCli!)n in e \l'han ge for
a legal \\a) to pa~ pitifutl~-Iow
\\;tgl'~ :tnd m:linlain ~ub'landard
lIurking conJil j oll~.
I he I13E\\ i~ nOI ag:lin~' fOI"... igll
Intu..... hUI il i" lignin:.! the OUll1lod.:-d
Il)lh ('emur) trad..: poJicie\ Ihal
hal .: 10.. 1 Anwrkan \\'ork.;- r~ nl'arl~
(lne milliun job opporltlnilie, in the
la,t ,1\ }eal'>. The IBEW is again"t
traJc ,,.,llicic, 11\llt arc eroding en-
lire U.S. illdll .. trie, 1{''{liles ... hOt.'S.
clot hing. ,t.;-d. aulO. rub~r. and
declrunic l'l[ uipmenL It i, again ..l
Irad..: po licie, thaI fatten corporate
prolil~ "hile undermining ,hl'
1\ll1l'ric;1I1 "'COll um)' and i ~ aga in"
lr:uk pulici..:" lhal allow multina-
liona l curporatioll' ba ...;-d in thl'
Unitl'd SWte, to produ('e g<XX.! ..
ahro:ld in cheap I:lbm nmrkct" anu
[ 111'11 ~dl th\.' 111 in thi .. COWllf) al
high Al1le ritan pl'i c.:~. wilh 110 bl'ne-
lit 1\1 the ('UIl,Ulller. The I HEW i,
again'l the phil o~ophy Ihat put,
pruti" above palri~)(i~m.
For all of Ih ~·s..: reason... the
IHI:.W 'I ro ngl) su pporb the Bu r~ e­
Hartkl' Bill. IIhich lIould bring
Al11eric:1II [r:uk poliet..:, int o lim'
II ilh modern econo mic realities.
1·.I,'l·cti\l' Controh ~ec(kd
-I he fe .. kra1 gO\l'rnlllent' .. current
program of II ag... amJ prin' conI 1'0[..
J(X', littl~' or nothing 10 lif' Ih.:
hurden which pa ..1 pha"e~ placed
'lJLla rd ~ Oil Ihe hild, of Anwrica· ..
I\>\lr~c rs.
A, ele r) jobholder knm". II ag~'
lIe re held 0,10\\11 whil.;- pric.:~ a nd
proli[, lIere al1ol\ ... d to ~ ~ ~roc~.;-t.
hllpl o~er:-. I\>cr..: on1} 100 happ ~ 10
pulk..:: lIage conlrob while Ih.;-) l',,(-
IlJEW Jou,n ,"
i'h:J. but 110 1n00chinl!ry capabk uf 111..:111 prcdicH:d a ,ix per Cl!nt Ill- Kor!!an War dOl)!>. HO\\c\cr. foocl
dlntirt'lv keeping price!> in cheel.. er...""... in food prices for 19D. If prie~, ros.: 7.:! pa Cl! l1t between
ha, )..:t been dcvcl0pl!d. Ihat ligur... had been aceural.... il Jamlllry anJ \lhi). 1973. ma"ing
Ta"e food, for ..:'(ampk. La't wou ld h:l\e reprc'il!l1ted Ih..: bigs..:,t Ih..: m:lUal situation man) timl!<;'
n .. 'I.:~'Jl1b1:r. the Agritu ltur..: O..:p:m- on..:-} ... ar gain ,ince intl:.tillllar) \\U"..: than C\lX'cl~d. In fa~·t. food
pril.:..:' ha\ ... iner... a~eJ a ,... a lloping
5-'.3 I)(;r cent in littk O\l!r a J~I:adr.:1
Alr... ady. the Whuk,aic Pricc In-
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX- UNITED STATES AVERAGE
d..:\: ,hOl\' thOlt chickcn, ar~' lip 6JA
Source, U.S. Depor!men! of labor Bureau of labor Statistics
1}o,'I' ...... 11\ from 1:I,t )<..'.1 1' ; cl:H';', 5 t .J
pl'r l·l·nt: bacI)II. '16() per Cl.'lIt; and

'ndu Dar,
.., . ,
REV ISED INDEX SER IES-Reference Base, U,S. Ayerage, 1967 - 100

he .... lie",. Appo'" H... I,h

~·otr.:..:, 16.Y Ix:r e<..'nt
'\crl!II', bad ~'nough. Ihe bll)il1g
A, jf that

_~'h-Yea,
c,.
b,n,d'
Co", ·
b irted ,.... HOII.i"9
•
Upkeep
,,,.".po,
10liO<!
••
,..,,'0"
rll,mer of th,' narinn\ ,\I)r"I'" lIt'-
clin ...d 0.7 per Cl!nt f(olll \pri!.
Moy 1973 152.9 131.5 137 ,9 1333 126.7 123.5 129.6 197~. to -\pri!. 1973. l'll!cau<,e ul
Apr. 1973 152.0 136.5 132.8 125.8 122.6 129.2 high..:r price~ alltl higher ~)t: ial SI'·
130.7
ClIl'lly laxc,. r hl! gHilh in rl·at ... am ·
Mar. 1973 151.0 129,8 13.4 .5 132.3 124 .8 121.5 128.6
Feb. 1973 1.49.6 121.1 128 . 1 iug' th;1I \\or" ... " l11atk in 1972
128.6 131.1 132.0 123.6
ha\l! now b,:cll ;til I.:nll \\i])':u out.
Jon. 1973 148.5 127.1 128,6 131.4 123.0 120.0 127.8
Dec. 1972 1.48 .0 127 .3 126.0 131 2 125.0 121.3 127.5 .hl'tict"- 'u 1\ l o ft", Nil I .t",~

Moy 1972 145.0 124.7 122 :I 128 .5 122.5 1195 125.8 Allh: ..ica·" wo""",,,, \\anl a fail'
Moy 1971 140.5 ~h;Ir..: o f Ihc .. hund;II1Cl! thcy h;l\-l·
Moy 1970 134.6 produccJ- no mor... ..lid 110 Ie".
Moy 1969 126.8 I h..:) wan! a fair ,har!! ta\: '~'I":I11.
Moy 1968 120.3 a d~'I; ... nt job for l.'\ ... r)one \\hu
, 19j7·j9 Ref", .. " 10 ..
\\anh to \\ork. an l.'nJ 10 unfai,
NOff Con ...."" ',;ce , .. de, 10< .. II ir, ... . inc'eo.,d 0.' I"de . PO;"' du.i"9 Ille poOl ",onl". Imde pr:lclic..:~. and inldlig~'nt. jU'1
0< 0,6%. '''" ,quoUed "n "nn"ol '0 " of , .. " ..... 01 7.2% 111 X 0,6%1. Ih. i~· ;llltnini~lrJtion of an~ c\:i,ting ~'Ctl.
creo .. '" CPI d",ing Ihe po.' y .... "'0' 6.' 'o;n" 0' j.j'1. nnmi~ qabililatiun program. I hl!
Pe"enrog, inc ..... e be lween r~e 1"0 dOl,. i. <ol<ulo,ed b., ."b"ocli .. g n.. '"d..
\m..:rican wor"er \\anh and H..: ... J,
N"",be. 10' Ihe eodiet dole IfO'" '10o. fo' . he 101,. dOlv. ond by d'Yid;nv Ihe rel~1I
by Ih, 'nd •• numbe' '0' .h.. 1O(>,li•• do". Ihen ",ul!iply;ng by 10:> a gm ... rnrncnl thm \\ ill I'll! r.;'pnn·
U ... MPlf fo r .he pe.iod 0' May. 1972.'0 May. 197], 131.j _ t2~.7 = 6.' Inde- Po,n"; ,jv", 10 the n... cth uf Ih ... p..·opi.:. I hi,
6,8 di.id.d by IH.7 = .05.5 X 100 = j,j%. i, th..: ric hl ·" count!') on ..:arth. :II1J
\\ur~ing pi.'opk h:t\l! madl' it that
\\ay. Thc) do nut """ f:I'oriti'lI1,
but Ih ... ) \\ ill nOI iJCl· ... pt inju,ticl.·.
CONSUMER PRICE INDE X-CANADA
Source: Stotistics Canada (1961 = 1001
le«e·
Inde. Da" Heo"h & oloon
ADDRESS
A"
lI,ml ,.... Ho ~.;ng Clo.hing
"o".po<
'0100"
Pe"O<'Iol
Co..
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Rood;"g

Muy 1973 148.4 1574 151.3 137,5 134,0 156.3 143 ,8 CHANGES?
Apr. 1973 147 .3 156.2 150.1 136.4 133.9 154, 1 143.0

,.b
Mar . 1973
1973
Jon. 1973
1.45.7
145.3
144 .5
152.2
151 .6
150,0
149.5
149.0
148 .0
134.5
134 ..4
13<1.7
133 .9
133.5
133.3
152.8
152.8
151.9
142.5
142.1
141. 5
Brothers, we want you
to have your JOURNAl'
Dec. 1972 143 .3 147 .1 1<16 .8 135.1 133.4 151.8 141.4 When you have a change
Moy 1972 138.3 137.4 142 .2 131.5 1332 1119.0 1392 of address, please let us
Moy 1971 132.7 know. Be sure to include
Moy 1970 129.6 your old address and
Moy 1969 124.9
Moy 1968 119.3 please don't forget to fill
NOtf, Conod .. ·• ConIum.. "j<e Inde. for 011 " ..... inC'","ed 1.1 'nd .. poin" d",;ng 'he in L.U. and Card No. This
10., ..... 'h. or D,l%- Thi. eq .... lled on onnuol 'ote 0' increo.. o' '. ~ '1. 112 X 0.11 information will be help·
The ;n"e,," d",j"SI Ihe PO" yeo, w"o 10,1 poiftl .... 1.l'JI..
""enl09"' in ....... between ,t.a two do' .. " COlh,t"ted by ."b',o<Ii"1I ,he I"d •• ful in checking and keep·
Nu",", '0' 'he 100,1;". dole Ir...... 'ho' '''' Ih .. 10'" dole, ond b, di •• di"g 'he ... "It
by th, indu n"",be. lor Ihe ...,Ii" do " , ,h.n ", ..!tipl,ing by 100.
ing OU f records stra ight.
U"'M'lE, for .h,pe,iod 01 Moy. 1972. '0 MoJ. 1913 .. e.• _ 131.3 = 10. 1 ' nd .. Po;n" Use coupon on page 72.
10.1 di.ided bV 138.3 = .0130 X 100 = 1. 3""

A"II".I. 1973
"
 Rally Held to Promote Employment
and Un ion Conditions in the Mo·
tion Picture a nd Televis ion in dus·
tries. IBEW Joins with IATSE,
NABET, AFTRA, SAG, IBPAT for
Lobbying on Capitol Hill.
The National Conference of Motion
Picture and Tplpvl!';ion IInions held a
National Union Assembly and lobby·
Rally In Washington. D.C., recently
Delegates from the IBEW, seated cl ock
wise from left, are Arthur Korff , Dlrcc
tor. CATV; Jolm Barry. Interna tional
Representative, Third Dlstrlcl: William
Burtt , Internallonal Representative,
Sl~lh I)Istrict; George Magdich , Inter
natIonal Representative, Filth District .
Edward legan , Director, Bylaws De
partment; John Kam. Internatio nal
Represen tative, R·TV; and Norillan
Rugen, Busmess Manager, Local 1220,
Chicago, illinOIS.

National Safety Council Labor Conference Burke·Hartke Trade Bill

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Sena tor Vance Hartke and Anthony

Belllssll11o. Assistant to International
PreSident Pillard, conler on recent de
velopments in support of the Burke
Hartke Trade Bill.

,~
Attending one of the three day sessions on the prevention 01 accidents In
P'Ulrto RICO, wen'! members of Local Unions 2296 and 2333. Pictured With t he
delegates are the President of local Union 2296, Jose A. OrtiZ, PreSident of
local Union 2333. Henberto Rodriques, and Charles H Tupper. Dtrector. Safety
Department of the IBEW Others In the pIcture are;
Robtlrt L Crullt--A.".",."lilnl Dno:dor. Government Employees Department
Thomas Cornell - Safety Director. Local Union 25
Edward J Legan-Director, Bylaws Approval Depart lllen t
Melvm J. Boyle---Asslst ant t o the InternatIOnal PreSident
R,chard I:hazl!, Safely U!fector. local Union 58
Internahonal Represen tative George Santiago, who arranged to have the dele·
gates attend, IS also pict ured.

12 IIEW Jou.n ,,1

local lines
Old-Timers Luncheon
V,ca P,esldent Robert Ra"de. loc,,1 3. Ne .. Vo<k. N, V
honor of Ihe loefll', 50, and GO·yea, membe,s
Local 3 Honors Its 50-. 60-
YeM Members at Luncheon
1..1 . J. , ..:" 'ORK . , . , .-On Junl:
11th, ;1 luncheon .... a~ J;i~cn h) 1 1100;.11 3
I(J hUl\uf our mcmhcr) ,'ho allaineu 5U
,100 Ill) }ear, of mcrnhcr, hi p in our
l,lo;:ltI ,mu Ihe 1111 W. T .... O:n1}·~i~ Illcnl-
IlCr, ro:cei\eu 6U-)c<lr pin .. llOd o.:iullion ..
(rum the !Hrw. in udUllion 10 ched,. in
thc alliount of ~1I1() (r('m IOC;11 1. The
(o,te( of our memhcr. .... Ith ~n 'c"r<
'oCnio.:c to the 1111 \\ anu I ()Cal J \\:\,
ino.:lc;I'oCd b) the audition uf 120 pilln ...... r
memhe ..,.
"' he ne\' ~()')"llr memher, \\ere
" .... "rJ.... d lhe 1;0H:leU IB I \\ pin, lUlU d-
1,llIun' ;llong .... "h _Ullahi)_ln-..:ribeJ ~"Id
..... I1..-hc,. \~mhuti/in\! Ill.: hi~h ...,t'·Cnl
I ()lOll 3 ha .. rur Ihe.e mo,t Imill mCIll-
t-cr<-. Sol11e of the ~ue't 'fI("II.Cr. \\ho
pr'LI'>I:d Ihe a"emhled member. fOI 'he
irnl't1rtaJII role Iht) rla}cd in huilding
our union .... en: Ilu,ine', Milna!!er
I hom ... , \ iln AI-....]ale, \t...:relar) TrC,I\-
urer uf -':e\\ Y(lr],. !)1:t'C anu (",t~ IJo iIJ-
in!,! Ir,loe, l ..hl.ITd (Ieilr). and for01rr
Millur uf Ne .... Yorl. (il) Kubert I
\\u!,!lter. Vice f' le,id~ltl Kollet! K~·.".Ie
pr~,ideJ 111 th e fun~hetln meeli'I!,!.
flu.me" Rcpre'>Cnlallle Rnlplt ["m-
hilrJi. :~ member ..r 1 0(';11 1\ .1;,11 for
16 le"r., announceu h" rel,rem.:n\.
elleo.:lhe lui) 3 hI. I omt>..rJI h.1~ Illore
Ih;iIl ~O )C:lh o f member,hlp in I t",,,1 .1
,L nJ I' thc proud o" ner of lIll 1111 \V
~U·~cllr honur pin. R"lrh WII' the i>u,i-
nc" rc prc'>C nl"li l·c fur Ihe Con'lnldill!\
D ill''''n III Ille J01111l0\\n lileil II I \I.tn-
hM':lIl \\ ht-r.- '-lillie flf Ihc laq,'e" rllitJ·
in!,!, In Ihe .... o rld .... ere con,trUl:lcJ Jur-
ing hi .. lenure or Om\;c. r he ollker. ano
Iltemt-cr) will mb) Rlliph l omNlrJi tout
presides at Ihe luncheon ha'd In
\\i,h him man~ )e~" of harpin .. " "mJ
j,!\l<J(1 Il.:"lth in h ... r.. urcmeOi.
\~ II r.... ult (If Ih,. ~cnr', c~p.'n ..kJ
IIlo(lu Ban].. Drhc. onr llpprenlin... ~lln
hc ill'll) proud of Ihe IremenJou, iHI">
Ih .. ~ did in org;lIli/in t' Ihi, mo" ,u~~c,,­
fil l pruJ,lram. A reemu 1.011. rint.. h'll"
!",en donal .. J Ihtl' r.lr h} I..o.:al ~
O1ell1l",r.., \\illt lI .. nOllion.. ,Iill IlI:i"f:
Ill\en <II h\l'-p<ta). ,", POIIll of inter"'1 i,
thlll Ihe amount of "Iuod donaled Jur·
lOll Ihe four-da) Jllle .....t . enotlJ,lh ,.1
meet lhe Il.IIal 1">1""" ,uppl) occJ, .,f Ihe
~nlil" i'C\\ ' nr~ I\Iclrnpulil<tn art'a flU'
une ..In}. '1 hc Apprenllce (ommillee
Iful) .le'>Cnc, Ihe IIHtn~' of Ihe ~ili/~n,
of Ne\\ Yor],. for Ih~'11 un",lh.h inler... 1
10 Ihi, iIl....1 humnnc pfIlitrum,
Tl1o\l 1\ \ \, AR'-Iht I. II. \I
Chicago Heroes
B"51 ..... M8n"8.' J ...... A McC.nn. Loc.I 9. Ct!icago, ,i8hl, p'nenl~ IBEW Ule'SilIwlnll
lI .. ilI,dl 10 s'x m.mbe,~ .."" wo!unlH'ed 10 help 'n ,escua Ope'''I.on, 01 \I•• illinois een"a'
ARIi,oilld "cc,denl In Oc tob." 1972, L. h 10 ughl, Ih.~ a •• 6,0Ih.rs "'Ih", lI,duml. John
IIn._1. S, E. OObo5i ... to: •• louis SI..... rt. w"ne< O<o~nill, and John Mu.phJ
Heroe s in Chic ag o Railroad
Accid ent Receive Awards
1..1 1. 'J , Cl IIC\(; O, III.. On Oduber
~tI. 1"7:. il I'il!;;~ 'll~jde"1 ''''LIJ,,~J .".
Ihc IIlinoi' Cenlral 1(,';lro.,J. II inH.llleJ
a n:M'1:nJ eolli,ion of o.:ommulcr tr.lim
Ih.1i ro:,"hed in ,,~ r;j"tlili .. ~ llm! olcr
lUll .njurie,
., he (hica¥o Fir~ f)q •..rl"'~nl \\:h HI
cha.'!;c of re .. elle 'Il'e,;oIlUll~ -I he) fe'
que.le,1 h.:l p from tl~ Chie;oco T ran,il
Aulhoril) ..... ho ",nl men amJ ... quirm:nl
10 Ih .. at:dd ... nl ....:t:ilC HI "";.., in t'~r)
.... ol' fl\)"ihl~ The r I A 11111: I;re .... Ih.II
I(IIUnleefeu for Ih" 'l"illnUlcnt t:on.i. lcu
(If 1 01.:111 9 ll1 .. mh..'I\. ,\ rthur ,\rduini.
Juhn ,\nf:el. '5 F . n"ho .. ie .... iez. \\'.,It ...
D roll<.'na. l uui, SIC\\.lrl. ;tnu John \l UT'
I'h~ I he..c: ,lie" 1I,,,l.e,1 (.. ,," liAS ,\ \I
IIntil : 10 I' \1.. hclrint: 10 ckilr ucl'n,
ami I"init hurning e4uipJIIcni tll l'ul
l .... l'lcJ pll:~C' of 'Ieel tn' rPln!! Iklint,
In II~ \H..cl."ge.
C,I.I'u'ophie\ ilf th" niliure rru..tll~e
hcr",..: r."pon", .. frunl inJ'\IJu"l, <lflU
!;Wllf". man~ of \\hom Ihe }:cncral p"".
lit: ne\er hear :tht.lul I he ma!!nificcm d·
forh 1') our mcmt-cr, L'oillril>lIt..J .. iglli f
ie:II1II} IV Ihl." I>lcr-" II re,,'lIc opcr..tion\
II " nnformn,,'''' ,h.1I Ihe roe .... , meol". III
the .·unf",ion Ihal e\;,leJ. tlid !1Ot rC~I'Il'
nil .. lhe oldion .. uf Ihe", "~n
It ......"ld ha, .. t>c~n ;tn opfl\HlUnll) fur
Ihc public to hCilr aNJIlI Ih~ gll<xl IhinE!'
uniun member, do. "hi<.:h ilfe mol'.. rep
re-.elll.tlil<' tlf Ilw cali I",!' (IF Ihe pt!uplc
.... ltn hclvn): 10 IaN." union, Ih;!n Ihe
\I,u.11 J,'rogal"r) n\;ller..,1 thlll ,. Jlut>·
li,heu .lix'li.Jt union. ilnU their m"'mh:r"

A"S",I . 1973
"
 We a rc prowJ 10 annOl1l1l;1' Ihal HII "1\
Illen recci\l'd IBI W • ife-\ll\ing A\'l. rd~.
which were pr,,:...:m.:d III Ihe men at a
regular C1 A IJoard meetmg h) IJu,inc~~
\ l;lnagl'r J ame~ A. \h Clmn.
Conl1rdlulallon" Brolher... from .111 of
Ihl' ,IIlic('h and Illl'm"'er, of I 110.:,,1 ':I
Nln.. III M" IMI). Ii ~..,. Ru'.
Governor and Editor
, l3 ill Il rcnna h. '\fler the 1:,1",. I'dro.'·h-
LIonnle Weak.
•
Edlto, of OmAhft. Neb,-. LOC8 1
22'. New~lel!er. "l'!hL, p,e,.nt. a copr 01
tha Pilpef to Neb,a$k. Governo, James E>:on.
New Mayor and Friends
~Il
till 10 ,I~hl ... Iha J"CCIIsl," Cllnd,d3'a
fOf Om.h8 mayo" the Hono,abla Edw8,d
Zo"n."r. P,/!Si{lenl Ralph C.owl. Gove,nOf
l1tmn EKon. and Vice P,n'denl Sam Sca.·
pello.
Executive Boord
Mambarl 01 tOCCI' 22's ExeCuIlY, 6o ... ,d. let\
to '18hl. a,e Oou8 Ca.er, Lrle r'Hbu'8,
V,ce P'Il'$,de"1 Slim Scarpello. Walt Sm',h,
p.esldent Ralph C.owl. Gordon Pouoos. Bu ..-
nllSl ManaRer [a.1 0".,.., and Leon T,mn'Ml"
man.
Political Figures
Attend Union Me eting
I.,U, 22. 0\1 \11 \. ,\1' 1m. WhOo.:II·f
~:I)" Ihl'l 1 0..::.1 22 and ih "meer, nrc
nOI Inlcre~lw in rnl,I, .... :'prmn:mt) W;IS
nOI III Ihe April union meeting. T he
mee ting ~Iarled oul It~ "'"lll, hUI Ihere
v.ere II few special gue~h who add ressed
24
Iho,: bod y l,1 Ihe Cltl"":: of Ihe meet in!!.
I Ir'l. Nehr3~" a G".ernor J,IIU,·' I \\m
g,,'e :, , horl I;II~ on '''me or lh~ nlrn'nI
tlill~ Ix'iore Ihe ~Iat.' leM"I"wrc. II., .• 1'0
lhanled Lo<:lIl 22 for the '"f'l'Ofl II ;:ale
him during hi .. ",;ullp.• i!'n.
After lhe g{)\crnOf'\ 1;lll IH' hl'.oroJ II
fev. v.or,h from hlv.,.roJ lorin,,,., v.ho
nl Ihe lime Ihe cnd'h('.j rkllne ''''~
I•• len v.:" 1I ,-,anulI'atc for m,,,.lr. I
mi,;hl ;,,1<.1. he "ll, ,m:ec"ful lillY j, ,"IW
ma)or of the eit} or Omah.. .....'rn'· of
Ihe other guell, pre ..... "1 v.erc 11;lle '<nil-
torI Itl:lir ..... RichcnJifcr. Ri .... h..rJ \ 1
I ddllMn. Ona1 \ .....C)I. I ranI. 1 1',lil,
John Ca .... II1;IIIi!h III . l'\o:hr.I\la ,r"le
I al't)r Commi"i".. :, Ger.II,] (hc,hd.
am i Nchra,la ~((Llc A I 1,-( 10 P'c,iJl'nl
men I' v.erc -.en ....!.
Memher.. uf the I \I'':UIII'" !loaHI .I ud
Ihe "'1"loe" manager, :., Ihi, IIlil,I1';. :lIe
planoin); 10 ,llIemj Ih.· Illh Di,rri.1
l' rO!lrr,;~, Medin,: in I<:.pill (il~. "'onlh
iJ;').OI:•.
Unlil ne\! month, \Ie III 1 ,>--;11 :!2
hoJ1C }OU :.11 hlne a ,afc and h"PI'Y
Ml m mcr,
D()u(' C,\t\. ,'.s.
New Medical Cente r
ThiS II the new medical cenle' In Columb,~.
Md" on which m"mbe~ 01 Local 24, B.. lll-
mo,., are employed.
"'embers 01 Local 24 who .fe wo.k,rtB on
Iho n_ medical cenle•.
Medical C enter Completed ;
Work Is Still a little Slow
I . _ 2-1. 1\ \I I " luR E. "n. The: pi.:·
IUre~ "PPC;lrinl; v.ilh Ihi~ arlide v.ere
l'l~en :11 Ihe 0<'" medi.:ul ~enlcr III ('f)-
Illm!'i;l. Mafyl;tnd. I he h,hp,lut hlt~ 'I~
opcn,tinl> rootll~. IWO X-ra) lu()m,. 'Ind
lipproxinl:lldy 60 nc,h. I here lire plan'
for ll.ddilions 10 thc<.C racili!ie, in Ihe
near fUlure. T he buih,hng i\ four ,IOI IC\
high. v.il ll a seven-fOOL-high lI1e.:h:tni.;1I1
II fe:1 hetv.een eac h l1oor. Con'lruclion
began in Seplcmber, 197 1, und, :II Ihis
IHiling. lJpeni nl> is sc hedll led fo r Jllne.
I 'In. '1 he I'lc.:Iri.:,,1 ':Utt tr " ... tuf i, Ihe
lI igh-V COfpor.tlion. The for.'man "
('h:ll"lle Ad:tnl" and the ~hop ,1I:"',lrd.
l'ele M,ller
\\O(~ In vur ,.rea I~ ~1I1l ;), 1!llk ,10v.
at lhe pre-.cnt lime~ hov.e,cr. V."f~ .n
..c:'cral 1;I(I>e projc<.:I' i~ t\p.:ueu hI
rc).:in In Ihe 'I'f~ n::.lf fmurc \h .11!.lin
V."1I1 II) Ih,tn~ Ollf ,i-Ier 11K.""h for Ih.·ir
"""I,"l(e in Ihe ;Of~:' of empltJ~mcnl
""'InI'''' \I imager Jad. W ' k( or~1c
;tnu '\, CA fhllph'r " :lna~er 1\1".In.:V.
\ Iteell prc...:nleJ the li"'l pcn,!on
~hed.,. ",lIcd tr) Ihe I .ocal 2-1 i'en",rn
I lind. 10 eligit>ic member, .11 our 011."111-
l>cr,hil' meell nl! on .\Ill) 12nd. It<'lipl
cnl~ llf Ihe ~hcd., IleTe rd ll:trd r. Ar·
Iwld. Ne h ull C B.l l er. John 1\. Ikd.
I< nl a nd K. I-p ple). Koherl G. :..ltlt,f":,,
1 0111' <.r. Polk). J os..·ph 1\. Pr,,!;er, ",1-
liillll O. I'rager. Jo-c:ph 1\. RitLr.'r. I r:lll·
ci, ,(, RUll1ltn~, Andrell I{ tt,n.ll.. Jr.,
Willi:Ull I , 1:' ) lor. John E. Whilmorc,
John D. W"'oo. ,mJ Ak\:mJer J '"n'
ehc'l.i.
t hew member..' 10}il1t) " nd Ikd i.:;r·
lion 1(1 I (Jeal lJ lln,1 tlw IIlF W ~rc ;1"
I.nov. kdj!.e,J .tIld app reciated. "e \\ j,h
them v.ell in theIr relireml'nl.
Nemembcr- UE UI'-I O-': il L;' V ... -
10-':.
Eov. \11.0 R, L\\lo",. I'.s.
Thirty- Year Members
Th,," n,embe •• of l oc,,1 34. Peo,i8. III .. re·
celved 301''''' ''''''ica pins. letl to "F.ht.
'hey lire DICk RII,.I,ick. F.ank Broc~mere •.
R"r Jd~"lr. "i.rt" BulKh. Ray r'(JU,,>d, R,ch
.rd Koke. and IIndy M"ye.s.
50· Year Broth ers Honored;
New C ontract in Effect
I.. U, J .J, I' EORI \ , IU •.-Al our \1;.,
m~~linl!. lhe nlt'mbcrs g;nc " ,I:mllinf
malinn 10 1... 1,) .~O-)ear Brolheh, '1lller
I'-e1~on ;Ind Wilham Sluart. Sr.. ....'10
"'ere pre..c:nu:d ~().·}c:ar pin~ b) I'r':'Idcm
Ixv..') \\uud~
Brlllhcr~ J'Ioet-on and Sluarl helped in
the llluidint: of OUf local. The) ...:no'd
011 Ihe r~r.'eIiIlH' BO:Hd. I\ pprenli~e'hip
('}Illlllillce. "o,j ~peCl:t1 eonlllliitce\ ror
I QCal .14 I hc....: lirOlhcr,' .-,cli\c union
parliclp31iun hit, ~tov.ed dov.n. hul Iheir
lonlrih"lIon\ Me: ,Ipprecimcd, We wi .. h
lhem mllO)' more happy )ellh on Ihe fu·
lure, I'm ,ure Ihal our apprenlil;e~ ho~
thaI Ihe)' will be in as fine hc:ohh a~
'8EW Jo ... no l
 th e~ Broth ers after they've worked at
the trade fo r 50 }'C!lrs. Tree Trimmers Annual Pensioners
t he member\h,p of our loca l lip- Banquet
"rOI-cd a new contract IO.hi~h lO.enl inlo
effe(:1 on J une "I, We nq;o";lIeti a
..:6'7-cent-pcr.hour 10u,I fl"ei.u)te--IO
CCnl~ per hour will i!0 inlo (Iur relire-
ment plan. and 36' 2 .::ent\ per hour ""ill
I'oe reecil'cd in \\;Ig.::,. ' I hi, i\ iI one·).:::!r
rllmrar l
-
\ IO.cel..l)- 'i.1felY m~linlt i, U fliITl of
the new cmllrdtt 10 he:lp UNIre "Ife
1O.(Wl.ing condlllom Some of lh.: Ian·
gll.age of our new conlrae! h,", I .....,,"
eh;Ul~.:d to more elo..ell' follol'> the 'ug-
gc,lion\ of the Inleflwlional
by loul u.1§;~~~~;~~~~~~~
10 tlKhl, ••• Amb'O$e "Andy" Peaehlt •. eh~r
Thai is alt ft)r now.
~~~~~t.~~~:E~~~.f,~e
rlt. m.",be •• nll GO-yel'" pin ,ec'pienl: P,ltsi·
d~n' Ed e.,n.. ; !l,1I Z,nIl5h.lm. 7CJ..yea. pin
DAKKI I t r. 1'oI t "10', 1'.Ii. ;
Conn
.2. local wo,k,ns
H."lo,d,
H,mmer 's .... o,kHl! 10' N.....
,eclp,.n,; BUlin.u Manaae. A'I BlIuder, In.
,.,n.l,oo.1 Rep'.,.nl.""e He,man Teeple:
England T," Hl .... eSle.n MassitehuS<llu._ .nd R. E, P."otl, SO-y1I'r p,n ,ecip,.,nl.
Local 36 Mourns Deaths
Of Two Brothers
L. U. 36. ,....'on ll lt\i\I I'·ION. ~ I ,\SS. It
i) I'>ilh dccp -.or m\\ Ihm lIe r" fl<lfl 11111
r"cem p:I,\ing of Brolher, f ltl, Gro.ltl)
"m! Len ny Neunlan", ~r. Bolh Ilrothel'
lO.er.: ;lethe in union alralr,. B rol~r
Grad) up 10 rhe lim.: of h,\ retirem':"1
and BrOlher N~Llmann unTil the lime uf
hi~ de<llh, We utcnJ our \leepc\1 \)lI1p.l-
Ih} 10 Ihe fHmilie\ uf the..e IIrolher"
AI Ihe flrc..en1 time, \lC :ue entering
ne£Oliation~ for our !I¥recmenl
Thc local ha\ hutll II noot I'>hiLh .... ill
re u-.ed in thrcc area raradc" I lope-
full). \Ie .... iII hale more inform;'lion
and pictures on Ih,s n a future "\ue
NOIt.ll \s G . AM,I It\, I'.s.

Local 42 Area Has

Sufficient Power
LU, H . II ,\H:TFOH:U. CO .....'1 .- I\ t thi,
.... ell I rom all rep:>rt~ in the field. el·-
\lriling. ~ummcr ha~ Itrrilcd in IllIrlfmd.
erYOllc who h;l~ lIscd the lrCnicc\ 1\ \'cry
R~'t:ord h!gh~ have hCen reconh:d Ihe
,:tti,ficd wil h Ihe fc~ull~.
la,1 ,ouple of dny~. "i ll\ 1,1 """"JUI,
We hope Ihlll. by Ihc limc Ihi .. ICIl~ r
slarling II lreatly in ollr neighhoring
;lppcar~ in Ihe Journal. "C will hlll'c
~Iale~. !-IoII'th'r, \lC h,nc \Ullkienl
group alilO imurnncc :I\'ailahle.
pO\lcr in our IIrc" 10 la~e CMe of our
1'11.'1,,1' be sure 10 relurn ~our IInilln
tmmedulle ncc<I~_ 1\ 1\ mdeed ;1 rh:;hllre
pi.:ni" tic~ets a~ soon as JlO,\ible.
10 go 10 heJ \lllh Ihe air-condil lon~r
Remcmhcr- Be Amencan; bu} \n"'ri-
running and 1101 hillc 10 \lllfr) about
low \oll:t)te. can, Walch for Ihat union label.
Our wor~ piclu re i\ nOI a~ ¥O<.HJ .h it JAM I .'; U. FIt\sl M. !'.S.
has been in the pa\1. Quile :1 fe .... of Ihe
hi-Iine~ hal'e fini~heJ up rCl'cntl), lind Portland Local Holds 22nd
nol too many new jo.... hUle .. 1(lrt.:J \ ~T.
HO\lclcr.....e do h41e '-Orne lO.orl. ltI Annual Pens ioners Dinner
~ighl in the ne;lr fUlure, L,l . -'II. "ORTl, \:'\ 1). ORE,-The
WI.' would lil.e to than~ tlllr \I'ler 10' Ri'er Queen Re~taurnnt .... a\ the '>CCnt
.::al~ lor pulllllg our men III "tlrl. lIUT,"!: of the :!:!nd Annua l Pcn,iOllCh Dinner
thii \Iacl. perilKi. lIol'>ewr, I :UlI mO\t held hy Local 411 on Ihe elcning of 1>I a)
happ} 10 reporl Ihal \\'orl. 1\ piding up 10th. Of the J8S relired member' of
in the: tree trimmins ,"du,.r). ,\lid lO.e [vcill 4~ Ii-ing throughoul Ihc Counll'}. \ \ IlImnl " Hill" Zin~heilll IO."~ pre-
fIO\I hale approximatel) 110 Ir«m~n lOS attendcd the: dinner which honored ..cnled a 70-)car member<.hip pin. having
lIorl.ing in Ihe JuriwiulOn of I ')<:011 4~, Ihree member\ who recci>ed their 50-, heen Imtiated inlo I _oc;t l 255. A"hla!ld.
I .... 0111<1 lilt 10 t(ll.e thl~ opJ'Ortunil) 10 60-. and 70-year 1I11:mben;hip pim Wi,con'ln. on AugU\1 25, 1903 _ Oill
Ihnn~ In"'mal inllnl Rl'rr"'It'nt:tltl," Gm- Amhro-.e ~Aml yH Peacher, who i~ Ihe e:III1C to the I'orll.lnd ;lfca :tnd deposited
.Ion I-lodge and I{,ty IIneoll fo r thc tin~ on l) ~lI rviving charter member of I _ocu l hi, Ir.l,clin!! .::ard h.·re in 1937. ' -Ie h:t~
joh, Ihey h!lle been doing, ~e~ping Ihe 411. w", pre~e ll .cd a 60-)car Illemhe .. ~ h ip IlCc n reli l'ed for 23 }ear;. Some of Ihe
prohlems !lOlled in thclr rC'III:"\l lc ure,I~. pin h} Inlerna ti Ollal RCfl rC"5CnlaliloC lIer· "ldcr l"emllCh lIIay re membe r u\ing ' he
We are happy 10 repon .h:u our man Teeple. Andy h:'I$ heen enjoying hi~ old "ling Punch" whic h Oill inve nted.
group purc h ll~ing of hrClll :Ind e)c gl .I~'>C~ retire ment for 15 years an d is lool.ing b;tcl. be fure Ihc hydmulic K.O. euller~
OI l rcduced nllCS is worldn; out \~r) fww:lrd 10 ano lher 15 }cars. wcrc e>e n inlltsi nc\l.

August. 197 3
 R. E. Parrol! .... as pre"'nt ... d a 5O-)("H
pm aintOSI the }car, late. h.;nin£ h«n
inili;lted into L. ocal JS on No,('ml"<r I~.
1918 A former o\\ner of \l orri-.(m
l'le!;tri!; Compan). he h;., he('n uOlnJ!
..ome e'len~i\e "'orld·tl';.l'eling ,in~c hi,
relln:ment nine )caN ago.
If u!>inc<,s \l anag ... r \rl KolLukr md
Prc,iiknl I d Barne, a"i,t ...d Int ... rna·
lional Reprc",nlati',,,: Te\'pl<' in pr~'...:nl·
Ing 19 mher memhe"'hip pin, to '(l•.
U·. J{)-. and J.~·} ... ar rnem ..... r'.
In tailing. to m.ln) of Ihe pen"on ... r,
uuring the ("cning. il ":\, ;tpp;U... nl 111.11,
alt hough Ihe} ha\e hunJ! up lh~ir 11101
belt~. Ihq h'lle Gener;III} de\<."I,lpi.'U n~""
Inler"',I, and hohhie,. anu m;In) ;Ir;: ",:.
li>e in com mu nil) "nair,. '1 h;ml, 10 ,he
Inl ... rnational and local pen\ion henefil\.
nu r Brother, .:an IMl for\l;lrd 10 ;t
lu ng, ""~l1re r"liremenl \lhich mh ... r"i""
ma y nOI have heell po"il1lc.
Of Ihe retired pen,ioner, pr""'nl al
Ihe '-'inner. 59 h,I\", he ... n reti red Ihe
)'eal'> or more. 'lnd II of Iho...: h:!\e
Ixen retired o\er I ~ )eaf~. Th<" olde"l
memher allendmg 11K" din ner I, 92 }C;Irs
)oung.
Pins Presente d to Members;
More Journeymen Needed
LU. 5J. "\ 'S \ S CITY. \10.-"-1 our
April m ... cling. il .... ,h Ihc pka~ure of
HII5111<...,<' \I;Ul"gCT Chilfk, Jom', 10 prc,'
ent pin~ to J(l of our m ... mher;.
O ne member re,e;'cd a J5'~"M "in.
BrOlher Ra}mond r . <;milh. Ra} ha_
hecn ill for "om ... timc .Ind \I'll" n,11 :.l1Ie
to allend Ihe meetin!; to ae!;cpl h" pin.
We hope \o,,'re f~..... ling a liul1.' hel1er.
Ray. ,lOd al'M) hope that ~ou find ,I liule
pleasu re in recei\ing a J5·} ... ar pin.
Memher> re.:elving l().) ... ar pin .. ,Ir"
Oeorge W. janus. W. D. WooI~}. Jacl
\ lc Kinn ... y. Stuan Owen,. Ibrold Pd-
h,u1I. L. L I'r k.... MHion G . f' ulc rn.
C hC'Ic:f Scl,or. Jo>c ph Soplie. Gahc
(':Ir lton. :.nd 1.lo} d K.•\kC orrni.:l.
T\l enly- the·}enJ' "in, II ... rc pr"'''''nled
10 FU\lard \'arne). Roherl I C\li ... \1M·
Yin Lllea ... Millo D. N:IIl!;e. L... o li m Ie.
C ha riI" R. Jone,. Iidon Judd. D" nicl
SI"),lOn. C luren!;c Sledd . Arlen 1 <.;t
CI;tir. Rob<:rt Wal~c:r. Leo \\01 11",,,.
Flo}d Saw)er. M:ljor I Olli plin" RI\h'~rd
William ~. Jimmi ... Weher. t-r 'III('i, Itar-
ton. \I anin Barton. I conard Bun)a:'d.
Alt-.cn Comh<.. (icr:.Jd (00]". Hert-.crt
l·reTlln!!. Paul Oarr.'11. ROh"<f .... ill ... nn).
1,lIlher Lcdt-cneT. (h,Irl("> 'I. P ... rn. J
R ~ndcT\. <1M RtI}m e nd L <.;mith
I' m hap,,) III n:porl thai (llir .... or]"
\Cene is gClling heller ;111 the 11111<'
rhere " r... plent) <II JO'" for "'ler)"I'e.
:Ind \\e',c ,uffcred ,I _horcage lIf lin ...·
men.
I'm hapI') 10 -cc \(1 l1lan~ IralcleT\
finding their \I'I) to " an';I' Cil}. W;th·
out the hdp of '>C'eml lin ... m ... n from
other loc;I"- ....... \I'lliid nOI t>c 'II-Ie to
m<ln Ollr job>.. There i, ,till :1 need fur
Illore jOllrnqmen.
RO"l tll F. BOII ,\I .\N. I'.S.
"
Members on 161-KV Job
MemM'S 0 1 loc ... ~~. Des Momes. I...... ,e
eonst,,,e,,n ... 16t·KV hne for c. A. Hoope.
On .Is ~eeuon 01 O" .. ne A.nold £n",gy Cenl~.
10 Ih" WaShburn, I... hn".
M emM~ '",e conSI<uctm8 a 161·KV it... 10.
\tte L. £. Mye.s ComPltn, on ... s sechon of
lhe O"ane Arnold (ne.gy Cenle. to Wastt
b".t>. Iowa. lone
• 'Illires 1;000 llCople tu do the \lorl .
-'
Ttt" C. A Hoope, Com pan,. w.lh lOG .. 1 55
membe.s and "av"I".s. '5 .ns, .. IIong found ..
I,ons 10' 161,KV ~I"'" pOln be'",ee" Itt"
O"ane Arnold [ .....)1 Cenle, a nd Ih" B~.
slrom S"bslat.on
Sufficient Work for Members,
Some Travelers in Local 55
L. U. 55, UI':S \10"":5. 1\ .- 111.'11,1
frum 10 .... " and "II the m ... mbt!r\ of
I 'ICat ~5. oul-,Ue It>'l\lruction anti line
dearancc. All ,ile pmicu~ in the ,I"tt
ar... mO\ln~ a[on~ f:liri) .... ell. ... .."n
Ihou~h \le"e h;td more th;tn lIur _h:lfe
of T;, in ..\ t Ihh \lruin~. all our memjx,,,
IIho want to worl .lTt orr Ihe ben~h. '"
ml diliun 10 quile a few tralel er, II ho
arc working in Ihe jurl-ltielion.
On Ma} 191h, .... .; held our A"f'r~n·
li(c~hijl. Safel), and Scr... ke Pin A\I.lTI.h
Banquet. There .... ere 270 membt!r, ,nu
!;UC'b pr.'..cnl, ,tI1d e\Cr}onc had " ~(l<)I.1
time. E\er)one I~ aheau)' looking f,lf'
.... Md 10 ne,1 ~e;!(~ P:lrty. \l emllef'
"re"'l11 10 re.:ei\e reeol;nilion ;I' ",,\I
IOlIrnc~ man lincm'n In the pa\1 1\' 0
,e<lT\ .... ere I 10)<1 JO\le\. T om SmJcr.
i'>ile L;-Inning. John H ukoml-. Wa)T!e
J);t,j,. t arr) Paul. Joe Fdin .... I "rn
Slone. J im 5011t.)II. ROl;ef Hand,lra. M ile
Glenn. Dalc \ nnGinlcl. Gar} "'1()CLe.
'1nl' G;In Call....
\l i... h;.el Glenn. Al W;l\hen. ;lnd
J)'l\ld \ anGinlel \lerc prescmell .... ith
IHI W J ife·<,;,I... inll A\I;lflh.
T ... n·je<lf pin, \', ... re pre",nlcll t....
\\,, )ne I-l;IrgCn'. I- u~ ... nc LO\lman. (;,Iil
Rd"h . T om So)Ilc:r. J ... rr~ Spieler. ,Imt
Bill Waterllur). \ lar,hall SleJlon rc'
eeilell hh 15-}.:ar pin. along \lilh Did.
Andre. ~hort y Relph. John Warr... n. ;:nd
AI Wathen. \lho rcrel, ... d ~O·~cal' pin"
Onille Qualle lIa~ Iher ... \0 "i,'l up hi\
~.~.)ear pin CI;lr]" ... \1urph y rec ... i\cd :t
'()-)ear pin nnd a relir.:llIenl pin.
Local 55 congralulalc~ Ro~r Unit.
Oon;lltI Barm\l. ,Ind Ru'>SClI I' rc"ill
.... ho ha'c become journe}man lin,'men
~i",:e the h,II1quel. Thi~ hring) 10 nine
the tOlal numN:r of mcmher, who h,.,,'
huome journe) mcn ,ince J anU;lr) I.
1973.
Afler a 1c;1n \lInter. lhe linc-·cle;w,.n,e
\lorl i~ \laning 10 pid. up. \I an) ['Co-
pie do not thIn]" of Iree Irimmin~ a~ "
Inldc. bUI Ihi\ \I(lr]" i~ a~ ,pet:i;IIi7(~d a_
tn~ide \\ 1T1nt.! or line lon,truclion aOtI re·
Until " ... \i~il wi:h }OU n.:~t month.
j!oud Iud in :111 ,our \entures.
\l1{I/HI O. ~\L\l.I',S.
50- and 60· Year Pins
Presented at Dinner
I.. U. 58. I)ETI(O IT . \lI C II.-The A'~II·
.:ialion of Rclir~ ... ,. Wi\e, . •tnt! \\Iidllll '
he ld ih AnnU ;11 Di nner al our hnll on
\ 1:I Y 19th. which \I " , "cll ;lll... ntlcd It
~Hlrled otT wilh a codl;lil ho ur and Ihen
,I u... li!;iou~ dinn ... r. Speeches \\ere ~ilcn
I-y A,'>OCialion I' re~id ... nl Joe l\1 cC.mh)
and gll"',1 ,pea:".:r 1)",1 ry T. Shih •. I \e!;'
lIIi'e Vice I' re,ident of the Soulhc,l"tcrn
\ l ichi£;l1\ Ch;l pler. N~CA.
I-l igil-Ie 10 rec ... ;\e 6().,eM pin, ".:-r~
l!rother. H . \tercler. C O rabnmn. R J
UO\l ... nn"n. R"hrnund 1I,lm1;,". anu Ar·
IIngl0n 1'hillip, and 5U'>car pin~. H O.
Klough. \ . Herl;~h, \ . Camptocll. r
Cann.... tra" J. Dc'lIle. C ,\ . I- rkhon. I
find). A. R Goode,. D. G ordon. R. J
Mad>Onald. I l ong. J . V. Miller. W
II. \I oadie. I'. C. Rilc~, F. A. Ta}lor.
o F. Ber!;!. ;lml 1' . I>ruen.
Pins and !;il;.lIon" \lere prcJ;Cnl ... d w
relir......., "resent III Pre\ldent I r ... d II.,r·
ri~. I'... rr\ T Shih, prl."'>Cnled them .... ilh
" J;ift fTtlm Ih ... C\lI1U"dON. Wil h all tho:
,mile' and laughter. ;1 \la~n'l ha rd 10
..ee Ihat e"er~one h,ld a 1l00d. time.
Ilrother Rich;lrtl A. Long lIOd the for·
mer P;ullcla E. I h oma~ "'!Itered 1Il10 Ih ...
IIEW Jou.nol
 A ssociation Dinn er
Re",~. W,ves,
DeI,O,!. Mich., urvlce pins end I
we'e presenled 10 SO. and 6O·yea, mambe.s.
P'~~,rI~." F'~rI HI",I ... I~U. l:"n£.I't"IIII,'''' fiO
yea. recipienl Richmond Ha,man, a. Asao·
cllll,oo P,esldenl Joe McCarthy .. nd 6O·ye~,
,eo;iprent look On. O.. ck row. r,,,aoc'el and
Record,ng Sec,e te". Oan Dillmond. Bus,ness
Manllge, Jeck Jone •• end Perry T. Sh.lts.
E.ecuhve \I,ee P,e.,denl, SOUlhellill<n Mlch,.
ae" Chaple" N[CI\.
Fmn~ ,',••"."""'"
J Oh" Mille" Dick
.. nd ... 10•• G.ddes. Beck .•.;C .." •••• : ",c'P
leot, OiU Moodie, E.. .... '"d Joe
o.",n•.
We ddjng Party
Thf! b",1f! ~nd v.. nnm II '~ dulrl,.n
MI members. L." 10 , .. hI. B,oth•••, - " . ;
H.,oId Thorn..... !NO,enlS 01 lhe brode; the
b"de, Ihe fo,,,,,,, P.me'e Thom"l; Ih.
8,oom. Rrcha,d Lons; lind Mrs. "nd B'olher
Leo Long. p;!rrenll of Ih . g room.
hoi) ~m te of \ledlod. on April 71h,
RILh,mj is Ihe okic,t '>On of I \eulli,.:
Hoard memt>l:r I eon l ong. and Pamel.t
,~ 1lM: dau!;hler of " rothcr ]] .lr,.1d
Thorna~. :11-.0 of 1 ucal ~It RiLh IrJ
LUIlI1." from :t fumil ) (If ] ox:!1 511 mem-
heh_ .. n uncle. I...:onllnj long. :In e'ti-
nmlur for 'I ri:lnllk I 11""' l ri~: IlIlHl her
un~le. Geor):,c $I.ym:uh]."i: 111H.I h" .IIr.tnd·
futher. lco l o ng, Sr.. now deL~.IxJ.
The nC\l ] yw e d ~ l"C\ide in (hC,lerfieIJ
TO\ln~hip,
The Negotiillint: Committee. I're,id:nt
Aug", I, 1913
Giant Ga vel Be ne fit Games
The Public R~hliloni Commil\~e 01 Local 50,
San Amonlo, Tex., held benef,t VOlleyball and
bukelball aamu lor the ch,ldren of Ihe
SI81e Cl"te51 Hosp., .. 1. Her~. Cha,les Lo,enz.
lell. 110" fo. '~y·up, ""'Ih K~;ln SChultz
8u"r~nl"e'nl the .ebound In eal. o f a moss.
Fred Ibrri~. B u~ine', Mlln:lgcr h el.
Jone\, and }Oll r, tnll} ,lent 10 Wl!' hing.
tun to uppcar hdorc Ihe Cou ncil Oil In-
dl"lriul Relatioll'> n'~urdl!l!; the .W.hollr
wel"l. :Ind the NI ('A· IIJI W rC~\II1I'
mended Siand.l rd l(e(err;I] I'roc~ullre
which the empl o~e r, \lere \cdin}; to re-
eehe in Ihi\ }ear'S neglltiations, At thi'
writm~. It is nOI ]"'llo"n \lhill the ( IR'§
Jeei-ion will N:. hut I mml "'I) Ihat
oolh Brother Hdrrb bnd Brother JWII':_
ga\<.· a \ery good pre..cnt,ltion on t-ch.1If
of the union to m,lintilin our pr~~nt
~.'I·htJur ""ee].,, and rderral procedure It
\Iii' im~re<;ting III sit and IISlcn IU olher
local Llnion~ and Iheir emplo}er, n\;l;"m.[:
Ihelr Ilre..cntaliom for the dcnmnd, th:)
"'~re '\Ccl. ing. A UFO ,a O"e< Ill e nel .1 Ih~ bene f'l "olley.
Sorry :thoU! not ha\ing an .. nide la'l ball s.me .
month, There \13, nothing to repon,
he" \\ II "I N~O'. I'S.
Five-State Meeting
Local 60 Com mi tt ee Holds
Benefit Ball Games
L,U. 60, SA"'" A;\'"I'O,\ IO, 'I EX , The
I'lIhlk Relation, C'omrn illee of I (>cal (ill
held t-cnclil ba,keth'llI nnl l mllqh,,11
gamc, fl" Ihe ehHuren o f Ihe \I.II~
C h~"l Ilo'>pital :tnd rui .... d a tOI:t1 uf
5318. Thc t"hiluren .. I the hO~pll'll '\til
h;t \~ a flne Chri,"n", lignin Ihl\ )c,lr.
thnnl.< 10 th e dfu," :II nl 1r1l.,.,lIhh gem: r-
o<,it) of Ihes.: hnrd -wo rl.in g people.
The member'<. \\ivc~. :Ind friend, \lho Membe .. o f Local 60 "Iended • I;"e Slat e
\lurl.ed IOwilrd thi \ gOil l arc Chilirnmn helllill ,ecuft'y meel,na In Aust,n. T... Lell
10 "8ht. Olrwe, Kay. local 60: Roy [vllns.
and \1 ". Rud ~ Mendor.iI. Mr ami " " . P"'!Iil1~nl T~."" SllI tl! AFL.cIO; lind IotanUllI
George Weber. Mr. and I\1r.. Gene kllrlln d'KU" In. he.lth sec,,"ly b.1I III
Chami>crillin, \Ir. ,\Od Mf\. Fu I 'p.tf"I, Ihe ..m,(1,II,.
\I f. and "'n;. (':I"'ln Dd l,lrI. (':Irl
We )c1. I'red Krause, Keilh &' huil/. Juhn
lot I. \I r. :Ind Mr., Ch:4rl~\ I.or~n/, \yl
_i.t Ib rl"n. France' John,on. lIarl>ar"
,let lu~J.e). SuI> and lIill} 1)c\>lirnc.
Connie Hour~. anu other, \lh~ n;tllle,
I mil) h,,_e UflllUcd.
\11iI1. we ghe II he:lf\\ "th1In]." '<III t<1
the ~tr ] , _olley!>a1l le:lnl and Ihe IXI),
ha, l. cthall learn of SL Gcntnl, lIigh
5d1O>.>I. :., lhe> \uppJied lhl: CUIllPC lili uli
find Ihe pillce 10 pl:11 I wou ld lil.e 10
...:e more of our rnembers laJ.e p,I" in
the">!,: ch:trita!>le fun(tions. It \luul,] llo
Ihelll a 101 of good to gel in_ol\cu , :C!o ;l Oli"e' K".I", cente., lind M.n ual Belt'lIn,
"8hl. I.~e nOln On the Kennedy and G .. , -
eliariwhl(: :11:1 ma]."e ~ one feel good. l'lhl 8.lI a on National He allh SKu,ity.
"
 \1c mhcr, <If 1 (11:;11 (,n h:I'" Ix,'n in-
dOl:lfinn llnl! Ih,'m...:IH', lind ol her, In the
filcl~ of Ih" new h: enned\ llnd Gfillilll~
Utll, on '-':llIonal lI e"llh ~'~lIril\.
Brolhe1" Oh,,'r 1\ :1) and \ 1,1n1l:11 ijc'l-
Irltn ,mu I aHenu~u ;1 Ihe"H,It: he .. hh
-ecllril) t1Ieeun~ in AIl'lin. '1 rIO"
pic from /'Ioc'" \k ~i(t •• OI.l:lh\lln.l. '\f'
lan\Ol~, Loui,iana. Alah"m;l. \11 ..,,,,ippi.
.10,1 ('e"rgl;' ,utclI(kd Ihe tIIl'cling 1<1
h.-:Hn "!>olll Ihe tlf.'''' hill :mll 110'" tile
,I;ue ct>nmUllCC i, \tr~"llI/cd. I h~ 1"0-
,I,,) ..... mlnotr "':1' hlrtlnl hi Ihl." I C\;I,
1I 00;ol1h "'C"LHII~ (1II1lI1liHI·e. "hl,h "" ..
org:' IlI/I'u h~ Ihe "'Iale A I I ·C IO.
I hi-. h,J[ If cn .. ~h.'.1 inht [a"'. """Id
pr,,,ide h ... "hh l'ur... fllr :,11 \111\::ri",;In'.
nOI )11,1 II dlU...:n f"," ' 1 he 1'0,1, of
IW:lll h care In \ m"rkol h;I'~ ">llrl'd 10
,,1(]ln.1 unr... ""muhlt: limih I h ... ;,Ieragl,'
ho,plllllil<lllIlI1 In,tIt.ln,e 1m, Ilnl~ 47
CI'nt' fe1ll1 II "n Ilw \lollar. \Jmini,lr;I'
liI'c C("I\ e;11 u]l Ihe rcnl:, intng q I." ... nl\.
....."lIe Uhur.lllce ]lOti,;i,,, h,"I' unl) :1
..... Icn-c ... nl ro:llIf11 un the ,1"II"r 'c,. I
,:lId II ..... ICll-1:Cnl f'·lurn. I hell.' "re ::0
t-III\ "11 he.lllh weufil). t-1I1 none ha,e
Ihe pel>pk 111 mtnu. e,ce]ll 111l' h: enn ...u}
Bill I ... ,l) .tIl,1 (,I Illilh, IJill I I' R :: I. \\ ril'"
Htllr ~,)II~fl'"m.m .lIll1 ,enOlIl'r'. ·\,l
lhem 10 eO·']l<ln..or Ihi~ t-ill,
I~ II) IIn!tln; t-III \l1Ierll'a": tolJ~ lOPE
lideh.
(.It' 11""1,". ".S.
Ne w Business Mana ger
......-:-.1
B' Olhe. M,d... e' H appe kotl~. l ocal
Quoocy, 111,. I~ Ih~ new b"llnln manag~. 01
Ihl 1QC,j)1. rlplaClnR BrOthlr Donald A. JOlin·
Ion. whO hal beln Ippoln l~d adm'nl$trah~"
a$lilllont to thl Stal. O"ICIO, of labo •.
Annual Dinn er-Dance Held;
50-Year Bro thers Ho nored
I,.U. 67. our" ",. II I ..-Our dinner-
J:lI1~C: heltl ~m ) cl>n"Jr~ 16.h '"'' l' Ire·
IIwmh)lI ' 'll~\·e". III ..:1\ Ihe 1.-,,-1. ()n~ ...
:' I;;,in I)ur I Il;Ln~' 10 Br,tlhel" (f.'r;t]oJ
\oSci anLl \ ' i~e ' rericl .. for Ih .. "orl
olllJ ]l1:lIlI1inll IIMI lIenl inlu maling Ihi~
~:111I llll'Hir ,"cec"f"l.
AI :1 ' IJoC",i:t1 Itl eclin~ Ilf ,l\!r I ,eoni-e
IhlUrd. "'" IIcr ... in("fI)ICd Ihal Ihl,inc',
" I:In:lllo:f Do n a ld A. John,nn had t-.e~n
nplluinle,1 a "lllinl 'lral l ~e :I","al1l II) Ihe
~Iale D ir... ctor of I lIb{lf. !Jun h:" ""ned
Ihi, ItlCH I and his CU llllllllnit ) h<.lIlOf"ttl).
"
Bfulhel' "ho hUI", beel) JlIcmber~ IIr ,he
Annual Dance 1I11 W ~n" I <lc:.1 67 rUf!tO )e:.r\ Bru,h·
er...\l ' ollng. anll J lle IJode ",cr... ]lre-
...:nl"J ~O·)(' .. r pin ... ~erl.'kll'e,. "".1 ref'
.. ,111;11 leller- of rC~.)gnluon fr"111
I ntern"liunal " re,idcm (harle' II Pil-
" co- ttrd AflCf Ihe pr.:..cnl;I,ion. Ihe rn.::m-
l>cr- g;I\o.: Ihc-.c: Ihnth.'r, ;) )t:muintt .lla-
hl)l1. II fOlher' \\;\Iren II JrLll-1i 'Ir.J
J' •• rler l ong. "'1Il1 ,.IC al'>\l relired lIl..:rn·
Ix". "uendeu Ihi .. JlIe"'lm~. :md Ihere
I ",'" tIll"h rcmim't<:lng N:1\.eCII Ihe...: ui,·
llIlj!lI" heJ l!enllemcn.
MemberS and .he .. """1$
Annual O,nne.OIIKI 01 local 67.
.r•• ho",n .. I the (Jllr Ih;II\~' and ~'lfll!r.IIlII<lli,IO' ;Irc
"h.'nd~u In Ihe ..... line Ino:" rllf Ih ... I r-
forh ,hq pilI fuflh trWn, Ic;)r .. :tl!0 at
imprt>le ",.rling .In.! Ihlnl:! c.,,,.lIli"I1'
50- Ye a r Broth ers ftlr Ihe meml>cr"
'me food :lnu I->c,.:rage, \tere ..... nell
(.. 1111'" mIt ,h,' mceling. and ,)111.'0: a!!;tin.
.. e ITtnnl II rnlhe r h: ~nn"'lh "1I\1I"r "f Ih~
Refre)h menl COlllllliUe.: for" !,!oud i"I •.
J I\I \111I\IIIIH . I"
Local 68 Celebrates
75t h Anniversary
1.. 1 . fiM. U t-: .... \ t-:K. COI.O.--On ";\1
::nlh. 1 0;;,,1 61( (orma") .:elet-rOl'e,j i"
7~lh Anni<er';lfI II Ihe ')en'el \k r·
BUI,oes$ Man."er Don John...,n, leI!. I~ lh"lIlIi-.c: M;Ir1. ",ilh i1lore ,han ('O(J I",.'r-
shown Q"$f!nltnll pml .. ...:I K'OU. to SO·yu. ... ,n, on ;)l1enJan~e. I h ... fe,lilili"" ,,;lnc,I
membe~ Joe Bock., and AI YOU". al Ih., "ilh open hou-.c: 111 "111 IIC""~-rem.>tkllu
,eg"la. monthly millIng.. 1I1I1"n hall ,md ;t]lprenli~e,hi]l hlliIJ;n!!.
Ih ... "';" fullol\ed to\ a 'OI:i;I I hom "I
:mJ I ;,111 ,ure Ih.ll lho:: he~1 "'i'h~' uf Ihe \f lirt "nu " uinll ... r "f prunc n"'-.
e~ ... r} mel11l>cr ~o '" Ilh him ;Inll hi' r,lm- "'pe,,~er' for tit.: I'lenon!,! 1111.1",kJ
il) 10 hi ~ ne" ]lO'lhOIl I I~hlh l)"lriet \ i~e [' •.:"U ... 11I 'I"nkl
\Iiehael 1I .lppcl,'lIc "ill fe]ll".e lAm -I homp",n. In tern,'lllInal I \Cdlli,.:
:I' ,tur hU'ln ..." l11;tn,,~,·r. I\l1le h;" ("",,.;:il mo:mhcr hel \1 .."r.:. l'r~',i,Jcnl
..... rlo:d .1' ..e\Td"rl or Ihe Quin~1 J o,nl n",nnl I elllman. :Ind B",me" \ ' ,Ifl,,~.... r
"]lprcntic...,hip ,,111.1 I r;tining (ummille'" Rul'oo.·rt I e~tt nll. I he ,",O\.'alion ;,,,
.lnJ ,r.. "
Illcrnl->cr ~,f "\lr , \,·~.III,e !!ilen h)' Brolher 1I !11th II .lrri"llll. ""tI
1I\.1:.rd. \Ve e'lcnt.! ""I' 1tc,1 .. ,,11<: .. tt> IIr"rhel J uhn I'e"eud ..enc,1 .... I\I ( fur
\Ii~ e •• ' he cuntillll\'~ h. g.lIi.le I", Wilh Ih.· elening.
M ile IlIlW 1Il Ihe ]1<,\ll i,. n "f hll,me,~ 1"0 Ir) to li,1 ! h~ 1\;LlIle, {If ,.11 :h,'
Ill:tll<lser. Ihe O lline\ J'lin! APron,III";e- mcmt>cr, r.:~~i'ing ...·r<I~~ ]lin .. "11111.1 11."
,hill :tnll I nl inm~ ("lIIllnlll lel' :' PI'I)illl~,I "Ulr~ 1<10 much ' ]l.ln·. ,\I I "ill 11\1 .. n l ~
J im Vich,"e)er .1" II, n... " ...:~rl'l'lI\ ;on J Ih,l'>(.' "tlh ::!.~ und more )c.,r~ of ..... r.il·e
C ha rle .. RI-,ch"r " .... 110.:" memhcr. in I h~ IIl I W. Si~I} -}o:ar ]lin, "er... [If'e·
,\1 our r~I1I1T:lr munlhl) I)le"'lill g. "e Wlll.·u III r~lircd I11I'mhc r, Ch"rlc,
had Ihe rle ....ur.: \.If IWlloring I"''' H'lir,'.t Bru"n_ Alia J one', \rtll,,!" h::'fIi, Juhn
75th Ann iversary Cele bration
67.
Local 68, o..n"e,. Co lo, .• ecln tly ce leb,aled II. 151h Ann,tllru,y. Show n are members w,th
35 "tid mO,. yu, . In Ih e ![lew whO .aceitled .ervlCe pin,.
18EW Jou,nol
 75th Anniversary
Fi thrh nj~lrlr.t Vir" Pr .. ,lo1~'" St"nl~y Thomp.
Ion. leI! . presen ts B.oth•• Alva Jone5 will!
a 6O.y.,,,. pin.
Le ft to ngh t are Mr •. Roberl legino. Bus,.
nen Manage. Legono, lind V,ce Pr.,..ide"1
Thompson.
B,olh". Larry McGill, pUI aSSistant bU$i"eu
manage" puiS h,s "gn'h... on a com.
memora , I"" sign.
Mu lpicde. H arr} M Ull. Juhn \ I urphy,
1r.. a lH.! Fn lnk Wel k Hfl y-Ihc year I' in'
"C"C p rc'c nl cd 10 re tire d IllClllbCI' I-k r-
her! Gill. Fuhrman lI ~i nb. N id L il lo.
C. B. Linemeycr. F,J 'lin I\ lad.e}. l\ nhllT
'l ul1 .. h)a n. Ed" anJ Nc\\\:umcr. J,.'hn
\:'lr l~tndcr. G COfl;lC I'urlcr. Char I.:, KcJ·
rn"l1. ;'[ul 10 h n \\ hite lind ;Klhc mem-
her li ll l Cecil.
l ift}-) c:rT pin, \\cr~ pre'clll e d to re
[ired nl Clll bc n. Gemgc Ha il ey, JII'::
C,rl..on. Slan1e} (IIrl!1f~r. William
I j,11I:T, Fdgar Mc},.. r. C larence T rlld. ...
"nd J. J. Yan nadto ll ud a,.tlll: m~ m h"r
('~\Ir~e C lark; 45-}ear rin~ 10 relireJ
rl1em l"~f'\ Joe Ci lo. J uh;l~ Peloid!. F. (,
Rid!,:. G. l. Re hm , L:ll-lera nce Rida.
Ibl r h K i(/cr. Neil Sulli l;w . nnd Fd 'lanl
Wrigh t ;lIld aCl ivc mc mhe rs M} run Ibi.
la }. I re d Ba ucr . and Ja me~ Lc~~e .
I t>,'I)"-)ea r pins I-I" c re p re'l'm ed I" rc-
tired members K;u l Il rOl-l-n and G l'orge
H,ullmc r Im d ac ti ve me m ber, F red lI irn-
ba um. Neil Byrne, and H e:.~ D ier, k ~;
Au g u, t, 1973
J5-)ea r rim to re tircd me ln be r, /J . I) .
1If1l1 int~c r. Joe Burge r . Jo hn Urad Ie} .
Jo h n Burk e. Sr .. I'. W. C ro n hi t. Jlhl'l!r
Gi j'''on. Joe K orth"i,. A l bert Pennock.
J<Np h Sl: ha ffer. Lo.lis Spea r;. Th codore
SwaTh. a nd John \~ illson and ae ' i\"(:
J!'-}ear me m ber, John JIl, rgc .. on. AIIIt'rt
Curhon. h e!. G.lhlcn-warrl. I:: d" ,(rJ
GI,rmcl}'. G e(Jrg~' 11 (,·chl. J o hn L)nch,
Jame, MI: Uonald. AIc\ f, 1<; MorrHle. J .
It \l iller. A rthur ,\l urr,,}. F mef;llJ Nel-
,on. '~'ro)' ,'ier,.e. (harlc, I' igeon. II ,IT_
\,Id ~homl>crll. I nui, Schillf. I lllil
Soud;l. Wendell J or.,..,;trcr. I ar1 Undcr-
"oOd. WilIi:rfll Wo.,d. and Ted Ser~ ~ .
I hin}--.cvcn pin, " ,.re ~"'lIr"cd 1(1 TC-
lirnl member'> wilh 1\1 }C:lf" of "cnicc.
67 10 Hl:li>c me m t-ocr\ Ililh ) 0 }car, of
..enicl.". an d 51 pin~ In actil ... and rclire"
memhl."r~ I-lil h :!~ y... "r-. of '-Cr,ic ....
A 1'1' ,'If II", I.,."l tr ••1 10 B, ...!!,c,
Kieth Bailiff. Chllirnwn \,f Ihe FllIerwin·
mCf ll Comm ittee. and all (If the eOlllll1il-
tc~ membe r, for a j(lh 11 1." 11 do " .... II I\a~
~I m~morab1e elC llln~
lI ope 10 '>Cnd in a fell pholo~ \\ith
1\11 leller IhC' nnl lime.
o;;cc IOU al Ih" union mceting. Ilrl,)ch-
cr,.
JOII" " Ih llt.: I,JII., r .S.
Ne w Build ing Under Way;
Spokane Site of EX PO 74
L U. 73, 5 1'0 "': \ 'F. \\ \ S Il .~ I .oc;t1 73
h rca II) e"cil~d fhl\( .hl)s about 1I~0
"re,.ml c'enl" On.; I' Ihal. .-rUn .,~
) ... ar, ." re nlin g "m.e quarter ... the 1000nl
\\.ill -.QO!1 h ~"I' iI n,'11 ufliee lind mecling
hall \If il\ H'r\ \llIn. T hrough forminl' "
huildin~ a"">OI."(:'lion ;,nd mom h I} pal-
meru, hI the mcmbcr~ for Ihl." p"~1 filc
)e;lf'. \\1." I-Iere lin"nci;llI} ahlc 10 ...·cure
pf<Jpo.!rly and Ihell d~linlk a re h llC,.l lI ral
dra " ing,. We hope I() n' lehrnlc r h:In~"
~i\ in!! 1IIl d C hri -t m." in UUT ne \\. hui l"·
in!!.
F\~ilinl! evenl Nu m i->cr T llo is FX PO
7--' World', F:. ir_ IIh ieh will he hel d in
<;JltIL.IIlc II-I .I~ l-o...wl>"1 .\1. 197-1. T hi,
h the onl) major Inlcrnalional c\plhi-
lioll current l) ~e h cdiliell in Ihe Unih·J
SIU IC, d\l rin~ I hi, decad e. co ind d ing
II il h th e ,.c!e hntli lill o f the ,,:lI io,,',
:!OOth Nrt hd u). '"('rld>!n l;n!! T Ol1lorro,, ',
Frc .. h. Ne l-l En,ironment"' h the the me
of 1' '( 1'0 701, " hic h j, Ihe Iir'l imerna-
tional r~pu,ili\ln III I'C the med III th,'
..uh,;c,·1 of en' ironment :rnd o Uldoor H'~­
fe.ll ion.
T he fair , ite inl:lllde' IWO i,I,lI1d, in
Ih l' Sp,, ~an e Kive\", 'urro ulld cJ h) 1 1r~
ru~gc,J Spo~ : l ne h ,II,. The IOO-lICrc
,I,)I-IIH,'"n .. ire I' hci ng ,",c;lred :. ml ral"
rdh re<tored and I ril n ~formcd inw ;1
J;toling d Ol-lntol-ln ri'erfrum p;rrk
\1:011\ nell bui ld i n~\. Imrlek rC\laumnt\.
e tc. 'nre bei n ~ h ll ill in Ihe JO l-l ntOI,n
Mea 10 !>en c thc Ill:on} l' i, ;lo r .. to "llr
10" 11 ne xI yea r. a nd. man. if ~'O!l h,nen' l
~cn Spokn nc for I' :, 11 11I ie, }OU "<:111'1
I.noll it~
\\ orl. righ t now i, fH i r l ~ slo" for
r lo.--':Iricians. and :tl lho\J~ h I-I"or k " ill he
gooJ for a wh ile, the local urgc5 IT:I, el·
ef) nOt to l"I"h in . ~Icral l oc:t l ~ o n (he
,'f~"r and nl' Mh) wi ll mf1~1 li~ e l } , Up r ' }
enoug h hand,.
D UtlLI) L V'II'. It .S.
Cable-Splicing Cla ss
Local 74. Atlanta. Ga .. hotS had anolhe.
group of Ionem.n complele 10 cable spliCing
COurse. Left to rlghl "'e Joe Sm'lh. Fran k
Smllh. ,"slructor Bob Sla nley. Andy Carr.
Aui513 1" Business Manage, Richard Ky aU.
r.hri~ I "r.as, ~nr1 Rnyhon futr.h.
rrr
Lett to right Me f'ank Smllh. Raybon flitch.
I"struc tor Bob S ! anle~. And~ Carr. JOI
Smith. Chris l ucu. and Tommy H e<rlng.
Ca ble-Splicing Class Held :
lin eme n Nee ded
L U. 7 ~. ATI,A"'-I A. GA .~ H. ccenll).
I nr '" 7--' ha d "nnl ll('l' rr"lIp of lint-m.·n
~"m"l ele :I c;tblc-'plicing cour\<!. T hl'
..:iu" \,;r~ con d uc led in our ~uth Gc,,,'-
!!I:I arc;, o f S;";lnnrrh. We cal"inl) ;tr-
pr~ciale Ihe lim~ :.nd p:ltien~e Ll rot~r
Buh Slanle) of 100.:.11 1.!()8. S,,,,,nn;. h.
(icorgi:l. pill jmo in,truc!ion of thi~ c h i "
AI'n. lie lI;tn l 1(1 Ihanl. ';:\I;lnn:, h l"le~·
Inc mill l." I' fur Ih ~ II~": III Its taCllll ic,
to c OIl(hiC t th e cia". I'r..: \ iou, to OUI 'la,
' '' I1I1,lh cla~'. a cour'o(: I-Ia, comrlelr,1 in
uur Nonh G curgia ;IT..::t uf AII~I\I:I.
\1 th,' pre ....·nl till1e. I-Ie ha'c ,\lie
tnln'mi~,ion joh in Salannah. hili \\ilh it
limited nu m her o f 'leu p l~ on il. We h;r l~
mor,' di~ l ri lllllil)n \',)r~ ~oinl'" tll:,n I',~
~'cr had . Due hI Ihe i n cre;r~c III OUt"
I-Ior~ 10:lU. we a rc placing Illan) If"lllc!
... r,. If :In) of ),)1) linem ... n "olllil1g ~hi,
\\U) ure il\ta.. ~ted. drop to} or gi'e u, a
e:tll. If lhe IIQr~ i, ;tI.,ilable. I\e "'ill
-.e nd }llli OUI.
It i.. lhal l i m ~ o f )c:tr ag;rin. Q llr ;-.ie-
!!Uliming (" o lll tll ille'" h:I' go tt e n togetlrc,
and II \lr ~ cd " I' Ih c pl"tl po~al , to he "\1 11-
milled to the con lnlct.)h. \\Ir arc ho ping
tll 1;... 1 a new CO'llr;rCI ,ig ned b} Ihe 1." \-
p, r" lion d:llr o f Ihe (lId one. trill Iha !
h:" bee n h:. rd 10 accompl i~h o l e r the
)cars.
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 O ne 1,1\1 Ihing. . . bu} union, ;1011 if
:rou can nol. :11 Ito,r hili Americ:m,
Abo pu\h tu !;tl Ihe:- ll ur~t·Harllo..~ !\ill
pa\....ed.
J. D. 1 \"'1.1"1 r • I'.S
Seattle Local 77 Signs
More 1973 Contracts
I•. U. 77. ';E n TI L \\ ' '' II . \t,:, :,al
more conlr'IU' h,l\c Ix'.'n ~'Illcd fur
1973. I)n~et Sounu I'o"cr .\ I i~hr Cum·
pan) i, on Ihc ....·.:·lnU h'ar !If II 1"00-
\t;!r conlnll,;1 Hnd IHI\ ,)po:n...1 ftlr ";I~C,
'1II1~', 'Ihe "'Irlo..er~ "ill !,:CI II ("V, in·
crea-.e in Ihe 11)1") per nnl ,,"Irnn m.m
'l"alc r,'r -:,(.,77 po:r how It j, rdru;'crilt
lu I\ pril hI. "hl.h " Ih.: ''''lie rim~ Ih,.:
Ihe denl,,1 plan nC!,:UlialeJ 1'1\1 h',rr "cot
inlO circe!.
'\ .. o hol1lhh I' UI) ,il!ne(1 a h,,,·,ear
,'unlrad for a 5.J~· inclc,.", "hi.h ",ill
"ring Ihe 11J7.1 ~;(Ic <In the lUll p"r cenl
r;lI e to ~6,7~ per hour, On J,mu.ln I
1'I7~. ,I Ilenl.t! rl,m gOt:, inln Cji"~1 ami
on April 1. 11174. II 1"U\1 uf Ii\inlo! plu, a
2.7"" inae:t'i:.
In Cenlnol \\ u,hin~lun, \\ ,,,hin!,:ton
I'uhlie I'o"er "'IJPI'I~ S~\ICm <lnu 1 r.lI1lo..-
lin, Gral11. QIo.. .. "\Ilo!un. (h.:1.m. .!IlU
l)olJgla~ I'Ll) h'l\e al"l l'I.:';\'I',ed a
6.]'" incrc.l....e of <'11.75 rer h<.ur un .hI:
WOr: rate.
\V,,~h'"~'un \\ ,Iler 1',," o:r (.'mr,m~
'Jceepled .In inl.:rc,l'< <If f" lW'. 1m "
joollrnC)1I1an Ii""",an lol"lk "f 'I> ('9 r.:r
hour.
The four·llJol".11 con_lrudiun ;I!,:rO:"nI~nl
hcl"een I IKal 77: 12~. l'mll.lIlll. Oro:'
g.lIl: .un. 1nCOnla, "."hin~h,": and
(\59. \l eMon!. Or,,~on. h." jthl rc~ci\"d
",(lrd Ihal Ihe (.m'lru~tion Indll'1I1 ~ta·
hili'"lilln (,IIIUllillec h,I\ IU\! Io..n,lI;lo..cd
ninc cenl, olT Ih , cccnll)·ne~oli"lcJ lon-
Graduates and Office rs
Recent gradu"," o f Local 71, Seattle, Wuh" I'e 'hown with offICI" and m.mbe., ot Ihl
ApprentIce eon"nIIlU. Fronl 'ow, let! 10 "sht, WIIII"m H. Fa.nham. Home. E. B.lltl",. and
Clyde J . Shalfer, (Omm ll lee memb... ; Lon H .... I" g.adua!e: Arnold J. Sc h.oed ... i",!llIcla.,
• nd Colonel O. CUrlls, gnldu. !. Second 'ow, Paul T"ppclt, In51 ruclo.; All Oake" J."
P.eside n! ; By.on G Hood, Bu.lne., Rep,esen1 8 ,,~e: and Kennel h L, South and J05e I Pen.,
s raduale., Third .ow. Llon.rd A Korsland. 8radue!e, Walle. J, Wh ea llS, comml !1el mlm,
bel ; and Will ",,", K, Mille •. Ke~ln r EHert. Donald M Nitsch e. and Wllllem E, Ch.llender.
H·adu3Iu.
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lI:.Cl "ilh the Norch"cst Li nc Cun'"I1C-
h,r, Ch:.ptcr o f N r CA
1 he paelo..a~.: al·e.: ple<1 h} h"II,)1 in
) ,,"rnan ";I' \11.(,11 per huur
"r"nlo.., do"n Itl <;1I,2~ p..-r hum \Tn Ihe
li nO:llIan's scale ph" ci~hl ,"C'nl, rer
huur 10 NfB I I'.:n,inn I undo III ,cnh
I'\'r h.l"r laeatlon .Iud ~5 ':<'01' p.', h.lUr
.. n health and "elf.IIC,
1 h~ (on_lru(\iun memhe", h ... ," luleu
Iu lale Ihi~ nine·.:ent·pcr·hour r"du~·
tiun un Ih,- h.lurl< ",;ole. m;olo..inlo! II "'''.111
I'\'r hmlT, "ilh n,) dJ;tn~,· in 1 ....11",",
pen,iun. or hcahh ,mu "clf,lT<: f>l1I11<1I1\,
').:'ll1le Cil} I I~hl rcccnlil hdJ ,I dIn·
ncr fur il> "I'prenlice Iinem'lIl ,r,,,lu.• I,,
,Ill.! Ih,'ir "i,c\, I hc gnlllll;u", .• IC I,'n
H .. rri,. Colonel J) (urli,. "-cnneth I
~Julh. Jo\C I, Pen:.. \\illi;om "- \lllkr,
"-clin " ' "ert, 1)"11011.1 " '\;1I_dIC.
\\ illi'<l11 F. (h'lllenJ"r, "nd I ellll.lr.1 1\ ,
"-",,I:lnd
I hew Bmlh.:r, h.lle pm III :t 1.. 1 uf
limc anti elToT! .,n Iheir "Pl'lenl"e,hip.
"n,1 ... e ~no" Iht) "ill he a ~relhl to
Ihe unilln,
\\'1- ;11-0 ";lnl II' I!"C " IIlI nf .rcdll
Itl lIur oOkcr" con,mill,'c mcrtll't.'", .In<l
in,lr",;lor- for .. II Ihe limo: ,md elloft
Ihn un .... lfhhl} Pllt mlo m.llo..lIl\! Ih"
P!l'I!r.lm the- _u~ce" il i\.
(.,mgr:uulalion, 1\1 all "f ~.)u.
SrI'" U""I .... r.s,
Work Situation Improving;
Dec ision to Be Appea led
I .. U_ liD. \ A,- \, ,11.: (11..1
~onn)J . "' ,
<,;1\II1l; 1'0<."'1. h.. \c ,>(lOlC' '0"..1 nel'"
"I
and I hale '>Om..: 1"uJ 11('"~" In rcpurl
Ihi, month. Fir-I. lhe t:uod nc"~ \\'Ir~
h,,, finalll bot)m..:d ""I. "ilh ,clcl,.1 itlt>--
hirin~. One nllllr.l.:wr ( .. lied r"r '"
mlln) a~ 12 men in ,'nc ..I,,}. Dlull1\! thc
Trophy Winners
Ihi'
\
i::j
Thl bowl,"S teague 0' Local 80. Nodolk, Va"
'Kln"~ held ., banquet and d.,nc," F"sl
plac .. troph.n _.e p.e.lnted 10, lell t'-
"Shl. Jlck .. SweetwOOd. Fa~1 H.ch, F.an~ ..
SweelwOQd, Ind Jack H.ch,
Left 10 "Rh!, Robert HI ... m.,nn, Mar,. Hart
mlnn, AltCI L• .,ch, .,nd Gene Leach rccel~'d
HeGnd pl.,et trophies.
r"~t "inter. "u~ir.:~, \I.mager (,,:11":
I ea.h "3\ lud,l 10 pl;tt:t: 12 mC'n In ~I\
1I1I.>01h, 'n)"a). Ihe \\'Irl. ,ilUali"n "
h':l'mnll1!: 10 10010.. Ollt "''') for a ~'hdn~'C
'0... ror Ihe bad 11('",,-'1 he ( .. n·
'Irlldi"n IndlJ~tr) "1.lhilmllioo (ommlt·
ICO: I( l..c') ,Iruelo.. 0111 our IK"~Oli,.l<'d
dt)uhie lune for o.erlillle and tho.- .,ud,·
linn.11 heJllh and "clf"re JlCr.:.'nlil"e
The- C I'\C did '>:l} Ih.l! "C could hl'~
Ihe .I~·(cnl in~-re:,I-C, Of .:uur'il:. Ihe hll,"
ne" rnan"l:!er and the l'-e~Olialinl:! ("m·
mlll~l' ;tTe: !,:oin~ 10 ;IPI'I-· .. 1 the d,·,:;,,,"1.
').1 u\ "ill ""ail anu 'ICC" umil the .p.
",,;.1 I"" heen hc'lrd.
1 he 1')1.:;11 uniun 1",,,llng lca~lJc h,,·
j,he,1 iI' \C;l\On "ilh u hulTcl :l1Id .Ian,c
al the I ulo..e \\ ri~hl 1I(llel on " .,~ ~Ih
\~ ah\;J\~, the a .... "rdin~ (If Ih" ,roph,e,
\\;I\ Ihe Itll.!hliJ:ht of the elening.
/I,llI' )OU purch,lo,cJ ~our C QP1--- "il,1
~l'I'1 R"mcmlx'T Ihal for CICr} uulla,- ",e
put mIn (01'1 in Ihi' "rc:t, "C t!el h.• ~1o..
u.luhlc Iho: amount. lilc rlllllle} "ill help
t:rO:;II" in ,ellin~ men c1ect.:d "h .. I'e
fccl ;lr ~ Ihe he,t.
We, al Ihe 10.;;11 unit)n oftk.:. ".:re
IC/\ 'url'ri .... d to o,c.: Ilrolh,-r John 1.11
lor hcin~ "hcelcu inlo lhe omc.: tol hi'
....111, /lr,uher I a\ Itlr re'idc, in !---IonJ ..
;lnd h,,, !xen Hr} ill fur m:,"} "eelo..,
Ix'in~ ,unfined 10 " "hlekh:Jir. John, \' C
"cre 1.!1,ld 10 ..ee )(>11 :lnd .:h:'1l oler \lId
lime' "ilh IOU, Surr} ;tholll Ihc ri.-IU'c'
I 1\)),110.. of ),)\1 nm lurning <lU I.
IIr,l,hcr Joe 1'}lcr ptc-cnted journ~1
Ill,," l'crllfi'alc~ It) Ihc ilrother, "ho
Cl)ll1pletcJ Ihe JoumC)lIIlln Codc Ct",
I'T~wnlllll()n' ,,'cre malic ;.1 lhe 1",1
IIn;on 1Il00clinG. BrOlher J Ot: "a, III,' 1"1.",1.:
In,II<ll:lUT .
I he Joil\l Apprcnl i!:c,hir and Tno ininll
Commillcc ol'er Ihc p:l \ 1 ),car h;" ufo
IHeli bl'ICntl courses fur jOllrnC}lll ~n
ISE W J .. ,,,,,ol
 'nul he r fir"t aid cia,>" an d :, hC <l ling <lnd
ai r-condilioninp. conl l'ol cla s~ :m: 10 be
,>Iarled ..aon. I'lcase lale ad\anla{:c o f
the", classes. a, Ihe eO!>I is \':f) 10"'-
t'oool" onl). Our local Union i, onl~ 3~
~ ,h ils n1emiler\. Le!"~ l eep up w
d:.le I'.lIh ()ur lrade ,trill :mend ch,,,c,.
Sclcn of uur fou nh-~car :. pp renliw,
r...,e;led Ihci r journc)lmm ca ....h <II Ihe
I.hl un;o,) oll"cli.lg. '11.,,) ale D." iJ , ..I.
II:H'It.... \l kh,lc l H ornc~. T hOllm" !,allil'
u.:t">. J.,mI.''> Smilh. J errolU SlouJt. D,,,·
rell Walet">. anu Iknni, Da,"':f,
l'le,,,tenl Jael. H id, pre...:: nl eJ Ihe jour·
I1C)l11l1l1 card,. (onl!f:llullilion, 10 all of
),'U'
I •• ~h monlh. Ihc :Ipprenlice,hip ome ...
In'lil- CI <lIIl:llion canl, '0 IUfiml'> jour·
1I.·~mell "ho arc Illlrlin{: "pprcllli..:::,.
I' I..il,< 'ale lime III fill QUI the...: ~-aHh
;mu Jrop 'hem in lilt mailh•.j \ . I h<:
ctlmmitlee ",>1., Ih;lI )tlU rill 0111 Ihe can,l
in Ihe pl'e'-\)m;.: of Ihe ap pre nlil'e in·
"lheJ In Ihl' lIa), he'll lnow "h) )llU
gr;oJe him ,\ ce rlain lIiI)·, 1.":1 llic ;'i'"
prclllicc I.no" whal he\ doins 'Hon.,:.
., hi, i, hOIl he le .. rn,.
DiJ )OU I.nolol Ihill lhe' UnlleJ SI.l1c,
o"n, It> per cent 01 the "orill', a111011lll'
bile, .md .'i.1 per CCIll of Ihe IIt)rld', ra·
ui", anu TV '\CI,.
Word 10 Ihe II he God h ollr rcfu;:e
,,0.1 'Irenglh. a IHI I're'Cnl hdp m
Irou\lle. (P~a!m 46·! )
J, D. I hll t II'tl)'. JR .. P.S.
Spring Dinner- Dance
n,." ••e scenes 01 Ihe S'~lh Annual Spnn.
D,,,,,er O.nee of Loc:.1 8c.. nochu le •• N.V ..
held .t the Top of the PI.l •.
Local 86 Holds Sixth
Annual Spring Dinn e r-Dance
1.. 1 .116. H: OCII ES·II· H:. "".Y. On Arfil
61h, l ocal 86 helu 'I~ Si'(lh AnnLl"r
~ pnn!l l)inner· Danec :11 Ihe f op of Ihe
Pial:' . A" lI,ual, our re liree ~ lIere in·
Aug",I, 197;::
\iled .,:ueSb. rhirt )· th ree of Ihe reliree'
and Ihei r Imcl) ""ivr.\ alll'nued A ,\cli·
cioll" prime rih dinner. fo llo""ed h) Ihe
fine mlhic of Carl Dengler's Orehe,lra,
prolidcd c\er)ollC I,il h :1 great c\ening
On,e again, ou r rnlerlui nm enl Com.
miltee tlid a fanlaSlie joll. Terr~ ).\.:\1;1-
nag h. Ji m I' ie r..:c. and Date Smilh
I.JUehed all Ihe b:I ....,. in,>uring. :1" Ih:~
..1":11' do, Ih ~t e\'cr)l.me ha \ a S.lOJ
lime. '1 hi, commiuee i\ \Cry acthe pl.ln·
ning our Annll;11 (,1:lIlIhal.e anll l' i.. '1','
.md .11..., "I:lnning ahc;1I1 f,'r Ollr 7:"lh
Anni,cr"l ry "hi~h ,,"l tale 1'1",,<: U1
No\emher, 1974.
' [ il Ihe neXI lillie'
itl('"ll\RIl 1\111('11111, I'.S.
Pa y Board Gives Favorable
Decision on Contract
1..1I. ""', SE \ 'ITI .E. \\ \ SII.- \\ci1.
pfOmheJ good IIell), :Uld il wem, 11"'1
Ihe IlIeml'Cf'. al Continen,al l eicphl':le
Comp"n} of Ihe NOI'llIlIe,1 (formerl)
Wa,hlllgion '1ele ph<)1lC Comp;II1)) Irc
Ihe fortunale on<'" IkcaU<;e of elfvrb
111;l\le ") Ihe local :lnd Conllncnt~r,
rmln .. gemenl. :1 fHlorllllle deehion from
Ihe CII'oI of I i,inS COlln~il fI' ,I) Hoard)
un Iheir COnlra" nesoli:t1~d in \1 :1.1 ('If
1:,,1 Ic"r \I:" ;lI llllole(l to wJ. e eirc~1 in
I" enlirel), relfl);llti\c 10 Ju ne I. 197:!,
I he 1"1~la!!e amounted II) appro'tinl;ltell
9.71", 'cV'l·ur·li'ing ciao'>.: and a
"agc ,'eopcner arc Jue in Augu,' (teller
l\fillcn in May).
\ ,IItC) Telel'hone Com pa n), :11~0 a
<.'ol1llllel1lal elllllp:ln). w,lI !legin negotia·
lion, ""h Ihe local Ihe 111,1 part I,f M,I)
for " lIage opencr ;11111 Ihe ,kl·ltale
clau">e. There " :,1"1,'1 a CQ\t-Qf·1ilin.
clau"," in Iht COillra~t. Ncgolialion~ "ilh
Gcner;11 Tclellhon: (1IIIIP;II1). hl'.l:rn
are ... lire ~urrentl) unuer ""a). "til it i,
too e;lrl) 10 juJl1e IIh,,1 Ihe ouleome lIill
be, M,In) i,npn)\\'mcnh ha"e heen pro-
[lO"Cd ,,) Ihe eom mitll'e. including ., to
po.'r cenl aerOoo,·lhe·llo:lI,! in """Se,.
A ,Hil." ....., ... .Il1cJ I ,iua). \1;1) I"'h.
al II)cOO AM, again\t the eighl Itk·
phonc tlliritic~ enmpanie, reprc\Cnlcd ">
Loc;,1 1:19. Approxim·,Ic1) fi\e monlh\ of
neguh!llioil'> ;lnd aelile inluhe!llenl ")
Ih.: Mediali on \crvice "roughl Ihe ,'·,r·
tic,> 10 11 ue .. dlOl.:l I he i\<'lIe i, \\u~e'.
ami lhe' Te1c:phon.: l·II"tie~. In(orr'"
rateJ. olrer is onl) ~,!I".; lhe- Io..:al i\
'-Celing 7.7%.
AL DI' 10'. I'.s,
Local 90 Is Currently
Enjoying Full Employmen t
I..l. 90. ;o..1~ W II""". ("0" '.-1,)·
t·;11 'X) h currently enjo')lIIg Ihe ben~rit,
of full empIO)nlerll. We :,TC \h<lfin~
Ihe...: h... ndi" wilh Ollr \I'ler IQ(;~I-.
111'1"" (,f "hom !lrc e>'llCrielKing gre;11
atllOIlI\!, o f unemp lo)ment.
I "'l Inajor job-; in the area elllplo} inl!
more Ihan ~oo I IU W de(.'"lfil'i~n' aTe
Ihe f)I,'IoIer plunl~ in W!lterford. C.lIlIleel·
kill, .Ind New Ihnen, tonneClieut. The
re"pee,,1": eOnlT:lllOr, arc Uec hlcl ( IIrflO-
rUlion and Uni le,! Engineen. ( U.. ld" in
Sle""~.In- l·osler ).
A major pro"lem e\i~h in the Ne""
Ib, en area. wnh .1 HOlolard J ohnl,()n'~
fr.. n~hisc to be "nih in Old 5a)hI"00l..
Conncetkut. The p rojc~ 1 "ill be ""il1 h)
non· union lallOr. /I. major delllon ~lr:'li <>n
i, planned h) Ihe Ncw I onuon anJ N':II
/1:lIen Building I r:,de, on Ihe ;Uh \;Ie
in an allempl 10 deler Ihe ,""ce'" of
",,;h projcch no"" !'Inll In lhe future. We
nUN ;act immediale!) in our ,lItentpb 10
,top Ihh non·union Ilcti, il ). Our ,Innd
IIIml lie la~en. lind el iden.:e of 0111" ill-
II.·ruion, mll~1 he ma dc I. nollll 10 .LlI
tho .... I' ho Ihre;lten our e~i~lellle lind
lIetl-i't:inl!. We n",>, not he \1I~ce"ful
heft:. I'ul "e mml leI IhlhC in~o"ed
lno ... Ih:1I "e "ill al""a), t>c reall) 10
.. J''''I1~e lo"ard, our i!ool of union I,.hor
on Ihe ~on'lru~tit)n ~iles.
[ OI.:al 90 will enJo), U famil~ oul ing
"loII.Q II il h ils 1f".Idilional 1I1<'ntl'cr\"onl)
:lffair.
Rede\Clopmenl tlf Ihe lo""n inlerior ;n
1 ,,,1 Ita,en ""ill ~Onllllene.: ...oon. The
,jolll.,r ,,,,Iue of the con,Uuclion pmjcel
II ill C\~.:cd $30·mil lion I he prO)'O:':1 "itt
he underm l .:n h) union cr.. f". l;,r.,:,·1}
Ihrough Ihe dTor" of Bu,inc,'i M!ln"J!ct
I)ominie Panngro"i. ' I he Ill;,jor dCIChp'
er\ hale agreeJ 10 h:l'c a union projc';l
A ft"" month, " " d, lhe pro--pcch fo~ "
union pro.i«:t In l a't lI ,nen ""ere IIMI.
:lnJ non·e \ i'lenl looa). lie Clln :lnl i",
PIlII.' :1 total union project.
A fCII of our 1 U<.::,I 911 lnelnber, hil'e
c"lt:teJ. 01 ,hili II) will enler, Ih, 1"<111,
Im':ling "11'>ine'\. We e~lcn d our he~1
"i,he, 10 lhem, '1 he~ ",II be anor ..kd
ctllllpletc ~OOJlCrallOn ") the 10..: .. 1. 1"h"
"tll~lIon :lfforJ, It, a I,ro:auer "a"'" "f
opo.'r.llilln~ til our unending clulIp.lign
;1i!i1jIN Ihe non'lIniun ~hallenger~.
I)!( I.. I' " \(,1I.0~"I. I'.!-t
Employment Sce ne Improves ;
Members At ABC Briefing
I .l'. 102 . I' , ·I Io' USn'. "".J .-Wilh 'C\
eral jub-; haling ,llIrled r... eenlil. em
p l U~l1lent herc 1001.\ helle!' nOli Ih;'11 il
h;" in 4uil(' :1 II hite. I' rc,cnll~. all our
men ,Ire \lorling, ,LIld ollr , 1:,111\ rio'·
m"in, ;1\ il \lil' ;01 .'ur la,1 report. """"
er;tl cun,tru.:tion Ifa<.le, IlK:ll, in 11..:
.. re •• hale sone tin :,Inl.c Jue 10 1I,'ge
IItgoli;,li<ln'i. anll :dlhm,(:h Iheir l'Cing
<1111 \hllll' no imm":Ulilte died on :1,..:
electri,';\1 cun,II'II':li'l11 \Iorl., ,hm,ld Ihe)
b,' <1111 .. n} lenglh III 11111 .... Ih~) could
.. treel Ihe ,ob, nol'. IInder ,0n~lIudion.
I ..... uf uU' "",,,,he,,. r um Be)1I anJ
(hc"e! Cooper, r.:.:,·ntl) "II in un ;'n
,tiC <'·untraclUr, A ..,oci"l io n "ricling.
In Iheir Jel"itcJ I'Cl'orl ;\1 our Ewcuu·.e
110.1'" IIIceling. Ih':l !Old ho ... AII( i,
1I1" ~ lIlt,: eler) effurt I" ,ign up Ihc ~U'l'
1l"lll.'lor, in Nell Jer...:). union alld non·
union .. lil.e. In Ihc'>C re<.:rllilin\! ","",on,
Ihe ABC I~ 1'1l11g. "ilh ""Ill~ "'~,c:". 10
!;onllnec Ihe eont r.telul"\ lh:11 lhelr org'"
nllation ""ill eliminale juri~ie tiun.1 1 db·
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Winners
The N .. llonal EI.ctrlc bowhng learn. mem_
berS 01 Loc: .. 1 102. PalerSon. NJ" WOn lir$l
place In the lugu •. Siandrng I'ft 10 "ghl.
are Don PralL Tom Toomey. and Tom Gaue •.
Suted. P..lSy 0cI1I. Cava and Pete Tet.Coon •.
Danny HeNr" lell. hold. lhe I.ophy h. 'e·
cerwed for bowhng IIlall sing" glme. n Ray
P.. uloskl and Y,nce hIIcS"de. "'''0 mad. Ihe
o..... nl ..'lon. at Ihe bowhnl d,nne •. lOOk on.
putes amI \Oo;Ige 'Iri~e\ \Oohile olTcring
wa~ comparnble 10 union tr:Hk~ 300
conductins a program to train \lorlcr~
for 3\'ailahlc 11l;lnpo\Oocr in 11K' I.Iriou~
Irade~.
I he)' eonlinue 10 1(00) for 1.1\1\ fa-
vornble 10 thcm in Ihe "alC l... gi\I.llurt~.
3nd each ad ...lIlecmcnl " a \Ooeapon
agai~t lhe urgani/ed Irade" ' he \HC
h:ls operated In Ihe e;I,lem ,talt' for
n13n~ )ea .... and h.. ) gainctl ;1 foothold
in ew Je,......). In Ihe 1<1,t ~ear ur '-0,
Ihey h,I'c lalcn on "':ler,,1 larlle jnh,.
So far. our IIx;I' ha, held them to a
.1:tndolT. ha'ing '",1 a fel' jUh\ 11.1 them
li nd IIho t;llen fh)m Ihem.
1 hrough the elr(lrh :Ind "uld,rulne,~
uf Busioc" l\I unag<:f l ou Hur;u!!. (Jrga·
niLin\: cOnll"llllur.. nnd ['olu.:mg of Ihe
:.re:ls. "e halc hecn ahlc 10 ..:ontrol :!
good part uf Ihe "orl in lhe I<:rrllory.
lIo"e\ef. Ihh " nm ju,1 ;1 prot-Icm for
one trade or oot' Itx .. 1 union :llone. L'n·
k,,, all Irade' 11)00.:;1" in <I gil en <lfta
unilc through their tr;ld~'\ H)Un":I" and
dcvi'oC <I 'Irong. \onCrel... prO!!I.Hn to
meet Ihe Ihre;11 of Ihe AII(. \Oo~ v.ill
1U're more ;tnd t-,g!!cr lOll:. I\~ them.
Sollie people "olred and \nider.:d
'When lhe Nilhollal I le~lri~ 1(';101 ":1' "".
leClr::d al the be!!innmg of lhe ho"hng
"-":1\On. Fi'e gu~,- 1'"1,, Delk (:1\<1.
lum Galler. Don 1'1".111. !'cler le-..;Ion ....
and TOlll l tl(lme~- v.ho \Oouulll ,10 nolh·
lOS and So no" here. ended up hoeing
Ihe fir~l-pla~e leam 111 the k;'lIue. Can
}IOU hc:1I Ih;ll!
By Ihc way. Ru,s While too~ Ihe tro-
phy for high indiviuual :lver:l{lc "llh
180; 1);lnny I rO;IT wun Ihe hi~h \1IlJ:'lc
game Irop hy wilh II 2411: :I nd Vince
Me Uride loo~ Ihe hig h Ihree Ilnmc~ ho n-
urs wit h a 666 IU I:II. ,\ number of olher
pri:.:es were presenled at Ollr dinner,
"
whie h v.a~ nicdy arranllcu hy Ra) Pau-
loski and Vince Mc Bride.
AI the 1:t~1 RelireJ Memhcr\ Club
mccting, Ihe memben; 10led 10 Join Ihe
Reliree~ A\~i;Hion. Iht,in<:" \lan;lgcr
l ou B;!nllll dclailed the in..:re;! ..... tl hcne-
fil'> the relired nll::mhc .... "ill Te.;eilc in
lhe new Welfure 1'lJn ~'UllIrad. v.hich
v.a" iniliated in July.
It "a~ r<:porlcd th;1I Brolher .... J.
Cri~li;lno \00:1' hospilali.red ",th .1 hcart
all:I(l. Tho...: "i,hin!:, 10 \Oorile hllll 111.1)
addrc'"" the ir lettch 10 P rin\eltJO lIo_pi_
1;11. 239 \1:.)'"o\Ooer W:n, Ru"moor-
Jame,hurl!. New Jer'oC).
1'lllM I' 1,'(10\1. 'II .. P.S.
Party Held for Retiree s;
Members on Sfrike
L.U. 107, G IMN I) it'\ I'IIlS. \ 11 ('11. -
On /\I llY 51h. l ocal 107 hc1J :1 1'1.,1'1) !or
ils relirees. Imernalionlll R<:pn:...:nl<LtiIC
Robert Coullcr of the 1 0,. ;! memno:r of
Local 107, was Ihe m;I~lcr tlf (,'crerno--
nie<;. and I m~rnalion:t l Repr<:...:nwlile
Thom:,-, \I artin \la~ uur SUe,1 ,pe;!ler.
Ineluued amung the retiree .. "ere AA
mcmbc.... from FI~lns " rod"d, ('om-
pan). "hieh h:I" hecn "ilh 1(11:<11 107
for 17 ),ea .....
H y !omith (lOd Hud lI ui-lra. rClir~.:S
wilh lhe m~1 lean of 'oCrti..:t--1I1. "ere
pr~nl. Short) [)cNi..e, 31-0 pre-enl. ba\
41.
Whittaler Flectric. Delia I kctric.
Wadt!.:!l Heelrie. N~\\lirl.. I k\lri~. and
Harlo Corporution geot'rotl,l) don;,lw
gifts for our relircc,.
Se\er.11 or our apjlf,·nliee .. ""rh·t! un
the cumminee \lilh our lI'urT1C~lIlen 10
promote lhe [,an). and "e th;!n~ Ihem
all. The)' diu a fine joh.
The \I olor Shop a!!reemenl h;" 1->cen
.,clllcd. "ilh a B.J:eol inr;rr;;,'oC lind tv.u
addition .. ' Jl.1id holtda\\ Wc hOile
re<lehed an imp;I''oC in ne{ltihutHlIl' ;11 Ill\"
Harlo !'!'Inel Board ShuI' nou hale hccn
on ,trile ,inl:e May hI. We :tre nC{lOIi
:llioG Ihc con,trul:lion allr<:cnlenl \\jlh
IWO :I,\OCi:l1ion_NFCA and Ihc Gr.md
R:.pid\ I-leetrical A\""l<.:liIlit~n. B) the
time Ihi~ i, rC;ld in Ihe JrIll"'III, v.c hl'f'C
to ha\c all T1Cgoli:llion\ 'oCtiled
JI MO'" Mt 11""1. I',~.
Se ri es of Seminars Held;
Line W ork Stead y
I .U. 111 . UF'\ ER. COl O. Ihc I du-
calion Commillee of 1(1<.:,,1 III h;" )11,1
fini,hed holding a ,eri..., of -.emin;!r.. de-
,i~ncd tu improve lhe clredilcnc,~ of
our ,Iew.lrd,. unit ~·h<lirmen. ;lnd re.or-
der. ·I1'e..c cla"M:~ \\ere held ;11 Ih ... l"ni-
ler\il)' of Colorado and for Ihe m·,,1
part laught hy Brother "";"Ier I :I\\ren.e
of Ihe Colorado Llbor Idnc"li,m ,HIt!
Re<,<,:arch D<:panmenl. All uf nur mem-
b(r~ "ho allended Ihe,e '<:lIIin:lr\ are ill
agrecment Ilml Ih~y v.crc hclpful ;md
will he of importance III aidin!:, our
members in )'c:lrs 10 COllie.
Scmillllr\ on slale COmf'CIl"iliion ha\C
al~o beell held, an d presenl l), orie nlat ion
till"e\ for :til new members ale hcing
heM to e \ plain Ihe funclions uf Ihe
IBI W. lahar hi'lory. and conlnl.;! inf.~r,
mallOn unuer which Ihe~ will he "Ilrl
ing_ ' he chairman of lhe l:'.uul·;Hl{ln
(ommillee is IJ rOlhen Charlc' (1.lrl.
.1011 Ihe in.\lfw;tON of lhe or;enl;I,lon
d.I'W\ :Ire Hrotheh Rohen M.I ....m ."Id
1)0n;I"-I Sh:tpuli~.
We are pr<:'oClllly negOli<lling \I ilh the
I'uhln; ~rli<:e Compan) or C.)ltlraJo
\\e hale a\led for Ihree Jl.1,!:<:' of
.. mendmeoh and imprO\'ement~ in the:
"1II1r:'.;! hut. a~ or Ih" dalr:. halO: n"l
re.;eiled :I formal proposM from Ih ...
<Olllp.ln)'.
\'v<: h.l\e jusl finhhed negOlialion, on
Ih,· '>1.11<' Wide " rce contract ami l nlon
RI A. I'oudre Va lley RI.'\. Interm<Jlln·
HIm RloA, \'ll.mlXl Va lle) IU',\ .md
'>llIrl,:ellll Garngc and Ware hou"-,, ;'11T.:e·
men". v.il h v.hal \Ie con,iticr 10 no: ",le·
111I;lIe wnge'!lnt!-fri n~e incrca,,;:~ under
the pre...:nl I' re~ idcnlill l StiideliT1C~.
We hJle ,USI recenll} had a Je~ellih·
1';l1iun el~'i;lion on lhe P ueblo Ga, .rml
' "eI clcri<:al·und·teehnieal conlr.. ..:t.mt!
....e arc ICf) proud 10 (IIInOUnee 111;11 ~:le
erllplo)ee~ \oled 10 retain lhe '.),,:;.11
IInl<1II a, it'> bargainmg agenl. Wo: ,·\I ... nd
oor :Ippreei<llion and congru!llI.lIi()fl_ hi
Ihal enlire clerical g.rOllp. T her,; :1.. ,
I-r«n a [,rt)po-.ci.l merger or lhe l'ue:.l"
G,,, .. nt! 'tiel Compan) into 11K' Po,rem
~ompao). Putthe Ser\icc: Comp;'"' ul
('olomdo. t)n "hkh lhoc I'Ue. :h of Ihl'
.Ialc. ha, rIOl m:lde a nding.
Our line eon,truelion \Ooorl h ,1111 reo
nu.imn!! '1C:;ldy. "ilh jll,1 norm.,1 411-
hour di,trihulion \\ur~. All or Ollr m~nl­
I'<:h l.r ... heins ~t'pl hu,~. ;10\1 ".: h.I\':
ill'l 10lllpleled 1\000 .,chou!.. ror our lilre
trill! m 1he afea, or ,ign;11 light ;11\1;,lIa·
li"n .1IIt! cable _piking in,lrucli,,,,.
I ".mld li~e 10 encourage .. II ..f Hur
memhcr, to :llIend ;.11 lllOnlhl) mceling'.
I" he';lIllle heller informeJ ahoul IIn,.'n
lllli\lti.'\ aod the currenl lahor ;IITair,_
JOlt' C. /\II \DIII.!>. \s!>I.B.\1
Twenty-Nine Apprentices
Ho nored at Dinner Meeting
l .lI. 1.l6. UIK\II'GI-IA". \I \ . -
(,r.ldual;lIIl ccreillunics "er... heM in ,,"r
.!pprenli..:e~hip Il"aining "hool on JuOC'
,,1. ;lnd 29 new jllurne)1l1<ln "ir<:men
"cle IIddetl III the rull\ of L<X.l1 1'6
" rpropriale e,erer...:', \er) ;.bl} pre,j,kd
tl\cr h~ IIrOlher Jlomer McClure. \lcr...
hclu al II dinner meelin!! in lhe Jln'n!!
rtlum ilf Ihe ~h.:r;!lon ,\hlle1. F'Kh gr.,i!·
11.. 1". re~· ... hed a 'lCt of 1001'>. aOO Ih.: IHII·
,llIndin!! aprrentice. JI ... rocrt G "'<:II~~.
",,' pr.:"-,,med v.ilh u guld wri,Iv.;'!lh
,"il;,hl) <:ngmHd. Congralu1,llion, I"
Ih", line da\\ :lnd 10 Brolher t>. ellq fllr
h", tille rceord.
On June 91h. II ncw c1a~s of "ppren'
licc\ II;" feeehed ill1,' Ihe local 11 \\.1\
in'ruing 10 M:C 5 1 new mcmber, reL·ci,·
inl! their oblig;Ilion, :lI1d "c "II l'\lend
our etln~mlulaliun .. and wi,h th~m \lell.
T he wor~ ~il ualion al Ihe presenl lime
i~ lery good in t h i~ juri~(1i Clion. AI Ihe
(coillill/ted 011 p<l/?( 4j)
IBEW Journol
 pre-.enl time, we have :111 our me mbers
\\orking, II i0nl> wit h :1 good numbe r of
Brotlren from si\Ier local .. , Worl. should
rem:lin .Good lit le:ht throught the sum-
mer months, lJ usillC~~ M:.nOlgcr Codrell
cilut lon~, hO\'oe\er, that any Ir:ndmg
Brother-. ~hould h:l\e their business
111;lI1a~o:r e:lll berore the) come to thi,
jurl"tliction. a~ the \'oorl. dClllUnds could
c,,,il) cha nse from lI"y to da). and we
uo 110\ wi"h \0 \I:e any of our Brothers
lIlul.e unneee,,,nr), e:>;pcn,ive trip~.
1'1:111" are st ill progre,sing toward a
nc\'o t>ui lding for 100'al umon he:lllquar-
to:r\. t>u t it will prol'"bl) be some time
in lhe future t>crore flctua l conslru.ti.m
0::111 he ~tarted. There :tre quite a fc\'o
,,1"laclc~ to be Olercomc. :lnd, of
o;our-.e, cun'truction CO\t~ hale exceeded
uur orillimd expccl:ltlon,. hUI lIe f..el
,ur.· th;1I the Building Committee will be
at>lo: to ta l.e care of th<.''iC: unforc ....--cn
dillkultio:\ nnd proceed on S(: hedule.
(omnutl«s h;.o"e heen appointed :lnd
pl:ln, are under \'oa) for lin olJ.J-fa~h­
ioned t>arbccue for the memher,hip
I llch unit will 11II\e i" o\'on cnlal;.o in-
mo:nl. and \'oe pre\umc Ihal in\·italion ..
"ill tlo uUl 111 the ncar future. informing
e;Leh memllcr of tlH' tunc and ph,co:. a ..
'>111111 ;0' fllnm C':ln be formul"lI:d
We .m: \urry to dO<oC 0) announcing
the death, of Brother) J'ICI. S. Cou,h.
II . I.ee B llr~. uordun ,_ Sl.elton.jnd
J.tmo:, A. 1I 01:ue. T tre\C I lroth\!r~ "'erc
rO:lired and long-lime union memboen.
• heir p,,,"ng lea\e\ a 10ld 111 our ran~ s.
,md our ~lI1ccrc \)mp .. th) 1\ c"cmkd In
tilt: families of Ihe'iC IJlothc~.
J. 1-. WII~OS, 1'.5.
Awards and Appreciation Banquet
At Ine "wlI. d. lind "pp,&cl"hOn Banquet of
Loc~1 143, Ha.risbu.g. Pili. , membe •• Wllh
5O.plu~ yelHs o f 'I.e"",ce _f" p.e.ent-.d
awa,d. LeU 10 "Shl ale Inle,national Rep.
.esentallve Robe... Ree"f find awafdee~
Robell E. Redmond 5O,)u, .ell.ee; John
Hockel . 5O-yell' ICI,ve membe,; Robert
Emanual. s.t ~.r fet".e: and William Orown.
55 !fUf re ti ree.
Guest. lOOnd m embe.s e njoy Ih ' donner.
""1". 1, 1973
Appreciation Banque t Beauty Contest
H eld in H a rri sburg
L.U. 143. I J.\HIUSII U RG. I'A _-On
(\pnl ~lIlh. ~!O mentncr,. retired memo
her.. ,Iod gue\t~ ItUended our local's
\ward .. and Aflpre~i;uion Banquel. h~1lI
.n the I'enn lIarri, Motor Inn. James
Sh,,\'o, Jr. wa~ the llIa'ler of cerentonies
'Illd did a comlllendul>le jot>.
Our prol:!ram con.. i.. led of hrief con·
grn tuhllor) rcmarl.~ t>y J o~ph Spark.,
International Itcpre-.entall\e ; William " lew of lhe LOCill 146, Oeclllllf. III .. Brotn
\\ 31I.er. Manager, l'enn·DeI-JeT-e} ers. •hown wnn Min lII,nOIl UnIVerse con·
"'Slanl~ cheerfully donlMl Ihe .. lIme to ""
Chapler. NFC.\; George Schmcll7er,
bitlluty COnlest event. wh,Ch will hetd III It"
rCflre..en tatile of l ,()\ernor Milton HOliday Inn in Oeca t ll'.
Sh;IPP: the lIonornhle Harold S"'en~on.
\ Ia)or uf lIarrt\t>ur/,l: ,\lid Itoller!
Itcc-.cr. Intern.al i(lIlal Itepre -.e ntati\l.~. 1 0 .
.. mlr.
Pn:,ide nt Glenn ..,now lind Inlerna·
tlonal Iteprc..cntatllc Itot>ert Itee'itr as·
..i .. led Ku,ine ..~ Munuger Georl,lc ~glc 111
pre-.cnling :I""rll, and '>Crl'ke pin~ to
lonl,l-tillle IlIClIlllcr, u( I ()I:al 143. 1 he)
a l,o prc..cnled :I,,;ltC.h of trip .. to ditfer·
ent ~·ltJC" aroun<.l Ihe ""rl., to our ~o·
)cur-fllu, IClcram. rh~'>C :I"urd .. "cnl 10
\\ Illinm I-' Ame .. , C. G. Moore. Itobert
F. Itedmnnd Inon I h Ider, WilliHnl \1
Bro'" 11. ,1110.1 Itohert I lIl;Inuci
All the office ..... and lI1elll[;cr~ of l(K.-al
1-'\ 'Ineerel~ "i,h lhe rctirce ~ the \,f)
l1c,t of he:tllh an<.l hnflpille .. ~ for lIlan) arvlhe. Bob Pe.kins dlscu,"" th e eleCI.on
)ell ..... to come. I-ullo\'oing lhe prewnt:t- theory w,lh one of tile Min Illinois Universe
conle.lanl •.
\;,)11<', c\o:r)one cnjo)e.1 u fine e\el1l11l; of
dlln~ing 10 Ihe nlU'I~' tlf the J!llIlll) Dur_
'tC) Orehc.trn.
Gov e rnor Ba cks Dr!J m Project;
U llt\ll .... R. Gil t I JR., P.S. Work Improves Slightly
L.U. 1~6. D EC \ 1 U I{. II. I.,- Illinoh
l lo\o:rnor Dame[ \\ ,,1I.er announeeJ in
:'l u) lhal he "ill b:u.1. the Llj l.e Springer
Projcd !formerl) ["nolOo-n a~ the Oal.lc)
();lIn and I{e ..... noir Projc.:t) 1I0pefull\.
t» tho: lime thl~ rcp()rt " rtad. the:
member, of I.ucal 1016 \'0 ill h;lIe r.·,
celled word fmrn Ihe US Arm) (oq'"
of l-ngill('Cr~ thai Ihl\ major flrojc~1 "i ll
finall) be on ih Wil> to l>ecommg a re;tl·
it) .
I \K'II 1016 hll' !leen it pr()p<lI1enl o f
I h l~ proi<'ct for man, )e.. r~, lIut "Ill) I....·
cau'>e of incre'I'>Cd ~·on .. lrUdiun \'0,,)11.,.
Left 10 "8hl a .. Aui".n l BUSIness Mllna8e, but ul,o "':call-.c lh.: !lc",;oIUT lind M,tton
and M" . Reymond H&ck"t, MfS. lind Busl- COllnt} area h In dire need uf incre;l-.ed
neu Man'gef. G,o,., 9"1I1e. _"tI P,.,.,<l.", ... aler \up pl) for It~ Iollllre nced~.
and Mrs Glenn Snow.
Farlier th..., )e:or, IIhnOI ~ Town .. hip
election .. \\crc held. I uur lai'>or-endllr'-Cd
ealldidalc, \'oere dcfeuted in th:11 dedi,,"
hee;, u-.c of a .. mall I"ror turnout in pur
area Defeated in their t>id fl>r pu"li~
office ... ere Brother, '1crT} Diln;Jha a:>J
Hert> Hannin~. I nC1l1 I·Ui 11111 r hu ll n
l ocal 399. Springlield, I llinoi~: ;In\1 Au-
~"'I AllarJ. hu .. t>and uf our office -.ene·
tar). \1 i1Jred "'1I:l rd All four of th(; .....
men _wpearo~d on the Dellluo;rmic ticl.ct.
It ... as inJeed ;1 ,h;lIlle th .. l orguni£ed
labor in our are:t didn 't tum Out \0 ciCCI
the'>/: 1100 olher UI('I1lOcr. of \llr iou\
t ..... dc IIIliulb lu I' utol i" vlr..:c.
r he "orl. in our area ha, COllie tl fl
Members lind Ihell I"d,.. enjoy Ih' mu,;c o f rrum b:,d 10 ..0·,0. \'oi th hopc~ thut ttle
the J lmm~ Dorse), O.cnnl ... ~lImlller mont hs I,ill brin/,l about mlln)
"
grou nd breal.inG te:re:monie~ lhal h:l\ e:
been long awailed.
The pklur('~ lhat appear with thi, ar·
ticle: are: of the M I" Illino is m' e:rsc
Cont~t. "'hlth '*"'iI' held at the ~I olida)'
Inn in !)eta tu r ea rliu thi, )eoar. A few
of ollr 1001 1 Broth"", more than cheer·
full ) donated thei r tim" in order tha t
Iktalll( mi1!ht ~ho", ;h intc re,t 10 hav-
ing thi ~ eH' nt un an lm nual h;l,i... I
mu,1 ~I) thlll I QCl11 1<11'1 "'11' "'ell r"pre-
,<nled in Ihe mt er""1 departmen t.
SIlI'IIl' D. 1- 1 ~1lf M. I'.S.
Lo cal r 50 H olds Banquet
For Bowlers and Wives
t.U. 150. \\ /\ P"'E(; \ ..... . II. I,,-On
~ I a) 12th. I Q\:al I ~U h... I,1 ih IIII-W
howling ha nquel (Ilr ho .... kr' 1111,1 thei r
.... i\c ~. "fter it dclir.:i"ll' Ilu frtl dmncr. all
cnjo)ed thel11'<tH·' tl:m~inJ! to the lIIu,ic
or the Vi,ta'.
IJcn'>l)n I ledriL "1m Ihc fir,l -pl,\ce
I(op h). l- i,chNtl'h an,l \l oo n! tleL'me
t()()~ a di,tant '>I,'~llrW. follo .... ed \ : r)
clO'<![) h) Ar.:liH' I kdric ..... hl) ttJO~
third-plilce honOf\,
')Ie,c LahC) , on lhe .... inning tk n ....ln
team. had a hIgh ,,"ric, o f 691 ;tn,[ lt
hl1!h ~"ne of 267 ,tOd hni,hed Ihe )ear
"'ith ,I 195. No"', lhut\ ho"li ng~ -Ihe
Olher memOch of IIt' n,on I Icclr ic\
ho" ling leam I\ere 111m I ltn-1. C h"rle\
C!;lri.. Jeff tljol~ m an. "nJ I ..I Mllore.
'Ihi, )'·:Ir. I (X:111 I~(J i, ;11'0 'pon,or-
ing a 12 ~ ,Iott-pudl .... Iflball le;lm. The
lellm i, , hallmlt up 'er) "e ll. 'u mil)hc
our loo.;al "ill h;l'c ,I lir\l-pl.!r.:e troph)
at lhe end .,f Ihl' \untlllcr.
Champion Bowlers
Members 01 tt.. ch .. mp"·)nlhlp boWling te.m
01 Local 150. Wftuk .... n. Ill.. sponsOr.d by
B.nson EI.c t rie. Ire .hown w,lh the sponso,.
UI\ 10 righ l. Stave Uh.y. Tom F.. uSI. '-'/notd
B.nlon (spOn.o, ). CharlH Clarl<. Ind Ed
Moore. JeH Bjorkm ln 1$ not pidu,ed,
Thl,d·pl .. U tum . lpon.ored by Acl lve EI ~·
Ille. Le ll to , llht. DOn Lahey, Lowell, Shorty
Owens. Ra y S hebut a, nnd Gary Owens.
,.
Local 150 ;,. aho ,punMlrinll II hrtle
league baseball team. a 00" linS ICllOl,
and c\cn a \lomen\ \ollo;!)h:llI ICllm.
Loe-oIl 150 i, 'er) "ell rcpre .... nlcJ in
La~ e COIJnl)'.
Our union i~ :11-.0 Il-i\inll four S~5 ccr-
tifiC"";l l e~ for Ihe top ftlur 1l-r.II.hralinll elcl"
Irical \ocatiunal 'h!denls an 1.lI.c
Count).
,\1 this" riling. Ihe An nu;tl I' i~nir.: of
LtlCal ISO is lIC~duled for Augu,t ~~lh.
....hich i~ for all Ihe member, a nJ Ihdr
frt1nilil·~. On th e full{)wina; t1 a). I .M,·.,I
150 i, !>t:hedul ed lu hol.1 il~ A nnual (JUl f
OUling. Ilhieh , huuld he one Ilt lhe
tinc" "cdenJ, IIf Ihe enlir.· ,,,mm,·r.
'1he mure fl\.'opl..: "h" parti":IIl;r\t,' In
lhe...: union fmucH"n>. lh.· more tln'tln-
i,m i~ prollloteJ .
P ILL E. M OIIM). I'.S.
Minneapolis Loc al Wins
Arbitration Case
I..U. 160. \11 ........ [ \I' O LlS, \II .........- In
thc~ da~' of h;t(fj'l=oinS for lho.- Ilor~­
inJ!lT1an. il j .. gO(Jd 10 nOle (It:'':;'''',)nal
triumph, .... hen Ihe) ~Ollie up. In ,In ;rl'
hllralion c;I'e rlg,l in'l Ihe t nilo::J Po .... cr
Aw.JoI:ia tion I U I'A) at I II. Kher. \l lone-
",1'1. IhL" loc.I I .... rl' ' tlL,"e"ful in pruled-
ing 1m a lrca J )-llCgolialo::d holiJ;,) '1 ho::
men "erc ,kn icd P;I)' for Nett ' c;lr\
1-1 .:. t>UI Ihe ne ltt nt l :Irhilr:llor rukd in
f"\or or Ihe loc,,!.
I guc~, it " .1 ,illn of lhe time\, I he
WlI lerga1l.' ca-.c i, pointing oUl ""cr.,1
th in!!, .... hkh UntOl" 1t;1I': fnughl (ur
}e:lr,. No "o"d~r ullr ,oulh h,I\e to
loo~ around tu hnt! hOnC,I) in lheir ~lIr-
Second place lellm . •ponso,ed by f,.ehbach
and Moore EIIICItIC, left 10 rrghl . Dave Ref! . I,
F,an~ Rosiak. Dennl' Ca.lnn. T,aey Me·
C,ae~en (~ponsor .epresen lallv.l. Je"y
H",nes. and Ed Cnrn~_ Th. leam had a
h.gn-game score 01 922.
Members enjoy Ihe m ,~lvu danCIng eft .. a
delicious meal .
ro unding... I hope "'e will MlOn ~c\ 0),,1
of Ihe'iC troubled tinlc~.
Hc~1 of c\cr)lhing 10 our man) rc -
fired Brolhers!
Scholarship Recipient
•
Local 16-4. Je'51Y City. N.J ., ..,eenUy p,e
.en led ill '-'nnual ScholarShip Awa,d 10
M,U Gall Ma.y Seg,eto, daushte. of B,other
.nd Mrs_ J ohn l anzlllo. le ft 10 ';8'" are
J ohn l.nziHo; Men Owens. Schora,sh.p Com
mlttae membe.; MiU 5-Igrelo. ,ec,planl ; Mrs
John LanZIllo; Will iam P B. Casey. Presidenl ;
~eonafd MarSh .ll, ScholarShip Commlllee
membe , ; Howa.d E, Sch rer. J r .• B""ne"
Man .. ger: and Leo B .. ,\ley. Schola,sh,p Com
m.ltee membe,
Gail Mary Se greto Wins
Annual Scholarship Award
L .U. 16.-. JF,lt.'' i'': Y CITY. '!.J ._ I Ill-'al
](,4 i~ prou,1 10 announce Ihe rer.:ipicnl
of Ihe Anntl;t l Sdwl;lr,hip ""rtnl l!i'cn
It) our Iu.:a l thrnugh lhe S.·hol:lr-hip
I un,l. The ,cholur,hip "a, .t\l "nlcu hi
\ Ii" G:til MUT) "'-:}:rclo. J :wghlcr ,,'
II rmher :tnd Mh Juhn I ,tn/illo.
I he pre-.cn1:ltion ,,( the "hol.l .... hir
"a, made 10 \It " ~!!rclo in 11 c,'re·
mon) at ollr r"gulllr meeting in M.l)
\I ,,~ Sell-relO \I." ",lecCeJ for the ;""tnl
k-cau'>o:: of her higil l'Cltf.Jemic ;t"illl~ In
ho::r high '>I;hool \C3r, We all "i,h \I ",
SegrclO lhe he'l .,t IIJ":~ ant! ~u..:~e~, III
hN fU lure r.:\IJ1egc )e;lr,_
All Brolher mcm"'-'r, .,re e\lro::nlc!I
rlea-.cJ \11th tho:: Je,h~;rleJ etrort' 01 1:'0:
S.:hol:l"hill (<)mmillec. T ho: memltc" .If
Ihe com m iltee ar.: II rol hers I eun,u,t
M:\(\h'l il. I co II,lrttc~. ami "'enn<'lh
O" en, At thi, lime. "c thanl. lit ....."
Urolhcr, lI!;lUn rur Illl' lime ,onJ ell"... In
111:1 ~i n!; lhi, ScL'on,1 Annua l ').·h(II.lr,l1lp
A":lrd po..,\ihlo::.
"'1 /<0 NU,IL, 1'.\.
Represe ntative Retire s;
C hi ef Steward Promot ed
I.. U. 165, C lllf .\ G O , 11.1..- 0n \1 .1)
hI. ~I:trge O·I I.1 l1 oran relired ;" hll,,-
no::" I"('pre-.cnlall1c fOf" l .oe:,1 IIl~ "f't'r
4J- plu~ 10::;0" of emplo)tIlenr .... l1h Ih;.· II
linoi, " 0::11 l e[o::phon.: Conll'",n\ \I ,I'I:!~
\I." p.hl pre', ..,!.:nl .1Il..! hlh ioc\, m.,".,~,'r
of former 1.(,...11 till. " hich ;m,;rlg;l-
n,IIl-" .... Ith I I-,..al 165 in April. 1972.
"'he hil' :1 1.... ,1)' ""en :Iethe in uo'''n~
~hc "';I' \er) mlKh ., p;lrl of Ihe 1<Jrrl1;l-
lion <)f Ihe fir,1 mu,·pen,I.-nl local union
lhat rcpre.,."nleJ COInplrolte r. Accuun t-
in g. rind Mu;1 [)ep:.rlmcnh of lhe AJ -
mini'l ruthe Scf\i ce~. '1 he )'ear I!I(i ~ ..:t\1
Marge UCli\c aga in in formin g I ..crt l
111 1. She hel d \'ariOIiS JlO~h JU\\11
nSEW J ou rnol
 Ihrough Ihe )ear!>, Work in!! in beh •.If of
all Ielep hone worlecs, !>he h:!' ;II"a)'
t>een .U;:lIIe in Ihe NaliOnll1 Hell Council.
"hkh uxlu) is a weJ1-coordinilled. \Ohd
!!roup We halt· been honored l'CI'lg
ahle 10 "orl along wil h M:lrj1e :tnd \\i ll
IIlh, h~'r a round Ihe office, AI Ihi~ "ril'
in!!, " P;lrt) in her honor h ...:hedu1cd :11
the Cumll Inn,
April I. l'Jn. mlrl.ed Ihe completion
I)f Ih,' r. .... I )cur Ihat l oca l 1M h;l~ rep·
re-..:rue\1 the Cvmptroller'·'loccl'l:turi.:,
Uejlurtlllelll in Ihe Chic:lgu urCll, Re·
l·enl l). lhe la\1 e!il~" of .' Ie"·:ml, COlli.
r'et\'d ih \leWllrd's lrainln g e!;!" "hi.:il
";1' hcld in our conference rt)(JlI1 . I min·
ing i, :1 i1Cler...:ndillg la,l, line "C feel I,
i I11 IM.rt:lrU .
J une '12 ,:tw the union and c'" lIl'a n~
,l:et lOgether in lalk~ concern ing the Joliel
,.cu'unt lllg ollke pIUI'>COIlI. A, iuh, ,'pen
11[' :. 1 tIther locuttun" our !l\ernl'Cr' arc
a,led til ttrde r of -.cnioru}. 1\ l'l'ro\i-
maid) ~U [lClll'it' h;l\1: hN-n trim,f,· rr,·"
10 ,l;lll', 111(1,1 of Ihem !>Cing lI['graJet.!
into ['1;11\1 joh,. We wi-h Iho"<! alre:,,' )
Ir;uhfcrrcd '"C\'C". I (lCli l J36 h i;;,ining
""lie reit! good union pt:oplc.
Hilt \ ot~ has hccn appoinle,j 10 re·
,,1:I,e \I:lrl;e O· I! allor.m II i, :IPl"uiru·
nlenl 1'IC\.·arne effccli~e on Mu ) 1,1 Ihll
h;I' "lIlg !'Cen IIc liw In l ocu l IfI.~ .tnt.!
1'1 iur lu IhfU lime he -.ened :1, ;, 11l~:n.
..... r ;,nd ,te"ard in I.DC:II 371
IIiII', formal union cducilliun. in illkli·
tion III the u,ua l seminar.. and Ir;umng
d;",<, Ih;1I a ll chicf 'Iel'o:lr,j, and 'Ie\\·
;If,,, .llIend, includc~ :1 1" 1).)e:lr lahur
rci:tliun. eOur~e al Ihe Unhcr,il} l,f
( hic;lgo.
\ oil, ,I( the lime of hl\ ,lpll'OlI1tnt<!,u,
1'0:1, Ihe '<nior chief ~te",ard in I t)(:;11
165, 11i ~ :IPll'OlIItlll<:1I1 to c hief ,tel'o"II.I
t.!"h'" hael 10 Detoher, 1962. Re ..enll).
Bill hi" heen worlinl; do,cI> "il h
/o.l arg~ O'll uliuTlUI on II Illelll"cr,hip
•II' I-c in Ihe Com plroller an" A ....olllllin):
Ikpallinenh, During Ihi\ periud. he I'""
ahle I" f:lmi liLITil.e h im'oClf "1Ih Ihe
probie lll ' Ih;11 arc pecuh;lr 10 Ihe .1':'
~Q\lntlOg I,mce~,
It j. wilh a fce 1intl of los, Ihllt lie ''')
!,!",,.j," )c. Mar~'C , bul it h wilh conti-
denee Ih:lI I'oC wi,h you, Bill, good lucl.
M,H KUlI , !'.S.
Secret<1ry of Labor Brennan
Honored at Local 177 Dinn er
L.U. 177, J I\ CKSO,'llVIU. E. 1;,. \ ._1 Q.
..",I 177 "Ih proud 10 halc Secrel:H) of
Lat>or I'cler J, Hrcnnan al a dinner It1
hi, hOllor :It the Jad,on\ille lli llon
Hutt'l .111 MlI} 17th, Tllt: dinner, "hl~h
Il:l\ ;, non·partis.an affair, "ill 1I11ended
hy r('pre'>C nlalile \ of labor ,tOd m :l1Ii1ge·
menl. "ilh repre-.cnl:lli\'el of Ihe cil)
golCTnnlCn t ul'>O prese nt.
Seeret:lr) Urenn:ln !>.IIid Ihal. tn II";".:!'
ing .,cr"" Ihe nation ant.! 1 :1 1~lt1g to m('n
:",d "omen in Ihe la bor J1I()I·ern .:nl. he
fOlind Ih:1I Ih e gn.:m maiol il) of lhem
tlit.! nol M.'e11l to be imcresled in nOlld·
j1<1le" Walcrgnle~. o r any ot her I.intl of
t!'\te.. "T he) 're inleresled in prke~.
Secretory of Labor
Brennan
Uioo. Pe.e. J B.ennan ..... s
at a dlnne, hllid by Local 111.
JacksonVIlle. Fla_ Sho ... n, lett ,0 fiSh!. ,,, e
Sec.et a')' B.ennan. M"yo. Han, T.nr,e •. J."
Mrs. Tanzle,. and P"'ll(Ien, L. P. Jones.
P.n,d"nl Jon". COnS'JiIl,I"I., S.c •• t,lLJY
, or " ' R I'
B'ennan on n,s excellent sl>".cn,
lI.4ge'. inf1:1lion, and Ihe high Ct"t of
ti\in{::' Brennan Malc .... ~and thtb(' are
Ihe thing, Ih:u Ihe Depa rtment uf I :11'>t,r
i, intere,led in. Amcrk~;1 rII,,,t h<'
'tnlllg." Breonan conlinued. ":md Ihu!
me.m, ,jume,lk pen...:e :" "1lI1 <1\ l~<lce
in Ihe lIorld."
J ".ts C, "CHit" ~\It III, Il,S.
Scribe Gives Data On
Various Pension,;
L.U. 19,1. SPIU,\,(;l-n: l.lJ, ILI..-Otlr
la,1 leiter in lhe JmmUiI "a~ in rel,!anl
10 life in,urance henefi1\. ;100.1 Ih.~ lillie
"e 1Iit! Ir} to gi\e ~ou \OOle ha" .. dam
l'n Ihe \·:,riOU5 pen,inn hcnellt\ )0\1 nm)
1'1: eligihle ror. II "tJlIl,j he tllIer l) illl'
l"O',i"lc to g" into rule\ of elil;ihilit).
POi,1 OinJ future )euT\ of credit, el .... "ul
1'0<' .. ill tf) 10 projc .. t '>Ome idea of "hat
I"" futur... t>a-.cd on currenl contri"mion
r;ile" hold, in 'lore for our people.
IlIIi,I,' 1':111/1/11.1'1"'.1' TIIMr # I- NEIlF
Fmrlo}er's Pension b;j'oCd on one p.!'r
cenl I,!ro,~ I'a~roll cOlltrihttlion, b) him,
E,.lml'lc = I (:1)-Shl)·fhe }ear~ old
lIilh ."0 )i!1If',' .,..rvice .Ind no hre"l\.
Thl'l:e ,lolf;1~ pef 1I10nih had. III I'J-I1
31 )0:,'''' X $3.00 '.13 per monlh.
11It.1V ~ 1.0. " t'llIlolI tm'>Cd Otl $10
llel monlh eOl pl oyee con iri billion "hich
h ., p;.rl or dues. l'xaOl l'le = 1 (111 -
\i,')·.i\ )Cllr) old "ilb 50 )c:lr, mem·
N:Nhip ... nd no brea ~ J. Two dollars per
llIonlh for each }ear\ complcled mem·
t>er.hrr. 111 1) )0:3rs' member~hlp X
5:: no 5100 per month.
, "('III (1";1111 I'l'Iuim, ":Iscd o n 2.0(lO
hour, lIor~eli lind bcnefit~ of 1"'0 per
cenl of 10lal co ntrihulion" T llelll) c<' nl ~
rer h,Jour emplo~er conlrihUlioll on :I II
hOIl'" ",-,rl.cd F\arnple =1 (c)-Si~t)·
file IC,.,.., (l1,J ;)",,1 eml'lO\ro by ;\ con·
Iril-Ulin, l'mplo\cr ](I year; p.'l\1 Pa ~t
'-Cr\ icc 51.01'\ X 10 ~C:11"'i - $::0. Fu·
lure "<!nice ~II ,()O X 1"0 yean SII'i,
1'01,11 ~_H; rot,11 or nil . h r~e 3.mOUnl~ 10
S2::<,I. r "ole Since 1"0 }e"r~' ftllilre
'oCTlke i, feqllire,j ;IOd ollr pension phm
".1' nOI ~'arled unlil June I. 197::. no
pen,ion ~.IO he I'ai,j un.il Junc t . 1914.)
I II,hl,' IClllplm'!'r'" TIIM, =1-N FB F
',me ~" "'II'iI'"lion, :I nd Ilt!nefth. F~HIII '
rIc =:: (a)- T \\Cnl) )e"r~ old an" r~­
liring .It (>5 lear. of llJ!e. Fort}'·fil'C ).';ar,
coruplell',j IoCtlice X S3.lIH per monlh
S l l~ per monlh
/Hrll In " </11;011-5;111'11: conlrihll'
lion, ,111 '" I'l'neftl~. F\;IJllplc =2 (h) _
l-ort}·lile )~:".,. "ompleled m~mhcr'hip
X ~::.(I(t per month - S'JO pcr mnnlh
Lnc-,,/ l 'n;"" I', ,,,;,,,,--5.lIlIe conh;!.,,·
lion. ;Ind ......le"h. F \ilmplc =:: rc)-
1 0rt~.lhe II'M' rmure 'iCrtice :II 51C(l(l
pcr I1lt,nlh 51(>(1 per monlh ( .... otl' : \1
411 .:e," , ,'Cr hOIiT Ihe heneli" "ould N:
,jtwl>ic,j.1 TOI;I I all Ihree - 55t!~ per
monlh I-or full detitils. eht.'CL lour 1 0.
Con,tilulion. loc,,1 Union Pcnsion Ru le,
Bool .100.1 ,''!'1I the officc rCI,!a.rding ';HIt
\\ Ith "'o..:lal \l:cIIT11< bcnefih he;ng in·
er,·",,',1 an,1 .II,hled 10 Ihi""<! pen,ion" ro:
tirinJ! i, hcnltlllng more rlc;l~nl Ih:ln In
1";\,1 )eolT'. I ct', :111 hope Ihin!!, ,1;,hiIi7e
'" th.,1 ,)ur ftilliTe retiree, can rc .. l1~
en/iI) retir~III~III.
In d'''ln!,!, IIlIr IIlilil), t)uhidl', '1;.Ic.
ho'pit.tI. nnd olhe r emplo}ee~ ~:IO cnku·
lule Jhell' auli.:ipliled pen~ion b} lil,!lIrin ~
Ihe III!'\\' l'el1,ion and an} Olhtr pen •
,i"'l. 'u~h :1' 1r.1RI·. et~ .. 10 ad,jllion tll
the pen,ion, 1"lell. lmd Ihe} ClIO ,l:el (j
f"ir iJeil o f /U,I "here the) ,lant.!. Our
"lIi ..'e IHlllid he happy 10 help )OU il
)011 IHtI~ qllc~lion'.
BII'lOe" \l aml!!C!' G:I} Gart.!. ot1i~.:
"·I·r,·'.lt... , I dil D ,IIm,1 ,wu \I :'T) \ r·
nwnr. ,.01.1 \0111 pre~~ Sfi'relar). M. V.
'Ole \hcp" Shepherd. "i,h }OU all ...
ple •• "mt ,ummer -..:a,on,
~c )L/tl .It tl,e lIeAt trled;II!;.
" IKKI!. V. SHU'III KI), I' ,S,
Local 194's Workday
For Scouts a Success
L.U. '''''. Simn EI'OK"!'. l.A. -TI l<:
"lIot'lt.!,,)" held on M ay 261h lIa, :In
l)uhl;,nJmj: 'lIcce" ror IJ.o} Seoul Troop
f\.o, 111_ \II prOt.:eet.!, "I:nl to"ard "U}-
inl,! ea~h ,>\:OUI a OCI< uniform. The
"or~d,l} " ... a JOlnl l'ffort b) Ih e IlIcrll·
''Cr, tlf " ~:l1 194 ;,nJ HI) Seolll 1roop
Nil, IU.
1 IX:lI 1'14 h~, \'Ccn lite 'I"-'IIWI or
T H)(Jj> No. 10 for (looIH 15 rnonth~, F n.
rollmenl h.I' incrl';I'>Cd rrom :,bOtil Ihe
10 30. a\cmging aboul three 1lC1'o' SCOUh
 a 1110nlh. I he '>1:1.1111, Ihlle £Olino:d ...:'cral
honor, ltnJ a\larJ, fl.r Iheir ....·oming
anihl) Wo: t-clicle Ih" j, ;tn mJ": •• lI,,n
Ih.!! [he) arc r"pI\U~ I'Clomjn~ ;0 moJd
Iroup.
I he 111101" i~ ;.Im,hl ,-,oml"lo:tell unJer
Ihe I\o:nkr' hip of Ill<.' '"Oltl~. I hl' ..... OUl·
ma~ler. Il rmhl'r I ut:o:no: ",.I~o:r.
...:nl'~ .,nJ Ie".:h .. , the "-)~, ..... oulin~
mO:lhu,k IJrolher \~ "I~o:r "';11', •• , he
""1
i,ll'''' ...... Irool" I' uno: Ih"1 l'an func·
lion \lIIh ;I minimum I\f .IJull \llpenj·
"on. nUl a 'Ir,lIIll ."ho:,illn 1'C",,:o:n Ihe
cOlln~lur ami Ihc nu0l" n1ll\l lx' II1ltln·
wine.1. Our m:lin Il"'" i, 10 lei Ih.:
~COUI~ man,lgc Ihe Iru0l""
,\ .Iult It:;tJo:r~hll" r~'" m.linl) \I IIh Ihl'
..... mllm."I~r. BrOlh.:r \\ nll.er i, h:.deJ
h) a c:lrahk ~·.)[l1mllh:e l'OntfltN,'J o f
Il rolha, J.:rr) M .I)tkl,J. I rank \ .... 1'\.111.
Jam,·, t 'llwy. I ,hlie ,\ l ler,. and ' :lrr)
/> l ilC hcl L
Wo: cUlllln.utl;tlc ill,tther Geuq:e
ern,,\ II:uIghtel'. June, "h.1 rc.el1ll) rc·
cl'ileJ Ihrce ,,":.rJ, fur hrr .11ll'I:tnJin~
h",l.clnail pia) in hCI "IiI",,1 ,)he Il"r·
ncr{"J Iruphi," fur nlO,1 pIlim,. 1111" r{"·
houndel'. ;1II,1 nll"l ,,,hl.lh'" rl.ller.
1" ...';1' 1')-1 110" h;I' a lulI'\II11e urrrcn·
licc In"ning tllrellor IIrl)lher (,knn
I'i(~ell \1.1\ ~Ie,'\cJ for II!.! to". Ilroll!.!r
l' icl.clI \I,,, a I>hlcnN'",n ..ele,II,," for
lhe nwnurllenl;l1 I;I'~. If,' i, \lell 1.11<1I'.n
for hI' Jcui .... leu ".Ir~ "ilh Ih ... "rprcn·
Ike I' ru~ram in Ih,· 1"-"1. II~ h.I' l'Cen
ill'ol'ed "llh UUf Arrl\'min l'rul;!ram
,inc..- hI.' "''', lin .Irl"renll~c hlm ......·lf
Brolher I'lel.clI " U~ of Ih~ ",.[0)
memho:r, In lhe I,~.II ",h.. r\'"hJe Ih~1
.l rprCOH~c' are one of Ihe maJ... r (a(ltlr,
in lhe lifl" .lIltl fulurc Olf \IUr 11111.," ;tnJ
Ihc in"u'lr).
II I Kill III . 1' 1I1~III)(oI. \ " I . I 'S.
Cincinnati J ourn eyme n
Complete Upgrading Courses
L.I I. 2 12. <:1'("1" 1\11 . 0I110_ l ir~l.
leI lI[e ..onliralllhll,· the (.. IIU1'lnll j"ur·
ne)llle n 0" ,:oll1[1lcling III'J!ratlinll ~lHlr ..... ,
-Lce lI ulimer. Willi.lnt (n", f,II·J. Juhn
J . Merri". Denni\ 1(1.ln . I(ul!.:n 'led}.
anJ I cif M)cr,. in hluerrint ro.·.IJIn~.
anJ Willl,,1I1 (r.,"I."d. J .. II1,·\ Ibrlh.
Joscph 'IIMII. ,tIlJ (,er,,1d 'milh. ,1;111t:
.:ontr.,I.
L:"I ,\ (:1). ",," hel,1 .• {:nlf l"urn.1I11\·11I
\lil h 1 011.':.1 6-1K III Il amillun. O hiO.
\I an) of {lur m\'nlh(h 1"1'1~{"d ;tII" h.,J a
gOOo.i lime. We :Ir... ,,);\~inli Ihi' ;tn ;In·
nU;llc, ... m.
I :orh )c;or. lho.' lU I W hold, ;t N)",hng
ItlUrt):'UI"'''I. ;ond "c ..enl 'CHT,II 111""[-
ho:rs 10 eu!Ilpcl.... A, lI\ual. InO,1 of
Ihem ~111,,)c,1 thelll'>!.'''l',
( ' III' I II \"'1. 1'$.
Contract Outcome Awaited;
Wor~ Situation Improving
LU. n-l, ;'\. ..: \\ IIEDHIKI>. ( ' 0 ", ' .-
O ur Nelluliatin~ Committee It:" .hme il'
job. a nJ Ihe eonllHCI i, n" .. in III.:
h"ml~ .)f lhe 1';1) 1J";1l ,1 . W~ "ill r~Jl'Ort
Ihe oulcome I,,\er.
rhe ",or~ ~ilU:ltion i, imprOI ina; :1 lit.
til' mure I."ae-h \lcek. Some Il rOlh~I' . Ire
,till "or~ing: 0111 of to .. n. h<ll \Ie ;Ire
Annual Dinn er-Dance
,urc Ih;,I Ihc) "ill ,III he- home ..u<,".
\ 1 Ihi, "ritil1J; III JUm"_ •• fi,hin~ Irip
i\ pl,mneJ for lull Wc hOflC 10 h;lIe
,,)nll." rhot{)'; .Hltl 'Iorie, :1,,-,"1 Ihe rrip
for Ihe Il<.',1 i"lIc.
.,h- W,. :Ire gl .. J to rcporl Ih.>1 I ,I ~rcn,-er
i, h"c~ 10 \lorl. "fh:r hi~ !'>oUI ",ilh a
"'r"l.en kg: ;1"". \1..11 Hull •• nt-' I' \I"rl ·
11111 ;lg;oill "fler hh e~e oper-llion
I(c\;cml). '.I,' .....:,1 all Ihc hlo<>,' in ,Illr
BlooJ B .tn~. ,lilt-' ,.1 Ol>f I~'I mC''' litl~. 'oil'
e:ll1ed for dO/lor, ;1ll.1 -I:! m"mher,
,i~netl ur. I e.tli Ih:1I om,Lln,'inl;!. I hi,
we'e awa,ded .,
i~ one uf Ihe tlm,1 "orlh"hile rn'lCCh 0;';;';;";';;;;
01 Local 2]1. Sioux
goinl! .•Ino it', (ree_ If )UII .llhel lo.:;lh H.re. Vie. P,e.idenl HaIry Marlin. cenler,
Jon'l h., .... HI.1Ot1 n.tn~,. ,1.111 ""lle. preHnts ""'Y,Ce pons 10 Brolhe.s M,~e He •
Yuu' lI ne'cr he -.:Irr). nan .• tght, and I.."y t.!ndquo$!. left. lor ]5
Wc cannOI ,II"" enolll1h hll" ric~ct ·
Y""" of '",VtC.,
ing r.')S olf. A t our 1:1'1 Inl'cl ing. BtI,i·
n~" \I :tn:tgl'r G ... OII:'· (I :1 r~ rerorl\·,1
Ih.ll " lob ";1\ ridel"". ami ,';lhin on ...
hour. Ihl..' prohlel11 .. a~ whe,!. Onc..:
.• g.lin. I -,;t) Ih.11 IOnitl lIilhll1 Ih~ r.lll~
;lml
li.ll.
Ii'" of Ihe huil.llng H;IJ~, I' ,·,..en·
\Vhh }ou :til .1 ','r) ... ,fe 'tlmm'·I.
I II \ 111111111. 1'.5.
(,111 (,\lUIl .... ". I'.~.
Sioux City Local H olds
Annual Dinn er-Dance
L U. 231. SIO UX ('I'I Y. I,\ .- Our An·
nllal D lnner· D;lncc \\:1\ hel.1 "I Iht: AI,
enlmo II OIel on Ihc nening 01 \1.11 ~lh. B,Olh.r EllIOt RuSh pre$enls • door pr.ze
"ilh "Pl"ro,im.II\·1) lOll j"l:rw'" III 10 Brothe, Robe., Meel",y'" w,fe. Fran
.Iueml.tnce. Door prill.." \ler~ d.m~lc,1 h)
Ih... 1,)(,,,1 (Unlr.t.:lor, ,111.1 "h"k"'lk
ho,,~,
,\ rler dinncr ..... nice pm' "crc pre·
....lI1e" 10 ,", "'"M,l W:mll\·,h"lm. -IS
)e;l .... : h. cilh I c"j,. -I II ),';11\; 1I.lrry
I in,lqui<'t. \1. B II ccnan. :111.1 Roher!
Rh)nler. lS )e;or,; DonalJ Arpel. I r;ltl~
B.lite). ,\rlhm 11.-;111. R.II n .OIi\. 1(.llph
llei,ler. O"en I1 I11il.cr. Ra) I inqllht.
J.)hn Lin,le). 1',11 \ I<;: (iinlli,. Arnolt!
I( ich. Robert S:ldwu. I orn," ~ I !I)o~. :tn,1
(h.,rk, S\\:tn..ol1. 2~ \~" I',: ,1m! Kennelh
II)-rtte. R.I} II nlce. K o~ 'Id,.ltl, 0..' ;011
RU<,h. ,tnu Wen,lell "lllmnn. :m )".11'
('"on~r.'lul,'lion\ 10 Ih~ ;lhoH' m,. ",t-ocr, 8,0lher LIOS M,lIer "nd h"
hona lor " _e~'s Y'S,I from
,IIlU ;01..., 10 Ihe (onlntillec lI1elll"-:r,. Vene~u.la. ""ond Ihe don" .. da"ce.
Bll,ille" \I.,n"gcr .In,' \l r\. 0 'eill
\ h ller. BrOlhcr ilIul \h ~. I 11i,'1 I( II,h.
attt.! llrolher :Iml Mr~. D iel. 1(,,1.,. for ;0
Brother?
ler) nICe c'cnin~!
IIrollier I(.I} DUJ;an. Jr. '1IlIercJ a
ocarl .ill"d in \flril ;II1d i, hoo.PII •• Ii/,"J
in ('hcro~ee. 10"';0. '011 nM) ..eml him
e<lrJ, ;11 92-1 1I,.. ri~. ChefU~,·e. 10\1.1
SIU I2, I' m ~urc hc'd hl~ 10 h,''''' frorn
)0111
'k mhcr~ of 1 01.'";11 231' .. Arprclltice·
lohil" ('"ol11l11inee. l'ro."\iJenl 1(.) Ie Cteu·
-en. Bo" IIllr~c. Jlnt <.i<xtg:m. ;lml Jilll
l..c\c). hale t-ocen 1>11\) inl"flk:";ng ap-
rliC'lnh for Ihe cominj: )e •• r. 0111 uf 1IJ-I
:Irplieanh. Ihc full" .... inJ! "ere -etcr.:lctl
h) Ihc JA r c · J,'hn II l1r~e. D.lr)1 D aH'
ieh. 1).ln;el 1 .liwre. \ Iih' \1 :"entl~l.y.
Sieh' SallmJc ....... tIlJ Sinen \\ill
Our negol;;ltIOn\ h ;I'~ hccn r.:olnplelcJ
(nmlimle./ 1111 (,,,/;.> 4 ( )
IBEW Jou,"ol
 THE INTERNATIONAL IIlTilERHOOO
Of ELECTRICAL MllKERS AND ITS
LOCAL UNIONS IN THIS AREA
(()(AI VNIOKt: 73. 110. 160.
292. 506. 783. 800 . 1047
949

M aleo

NECA Northern States Power Company 3 M Alarm Systems

Cory Corporat ion Air KinR Corpora t ion Applia nce Drawing
 WINNER\:)
AlF·c ro Union Industries Show
IBEW Winners List

Frigidaire Dishwasher: Sheri Mc kler, 5724

W. 25 112 Shee t, St. louIs Park, Minn.;
General Electric Range: Oscar Dolgoff.
1915 Wa shburn Aven ue, N., Minneapolis,
Min n.: Whirlpool Refrigera tor: l ester Har -
ris. 3309 S. Servo Drive, Red Wing, Minn.;
We st inghouse Washer: Jean f erm. 1920
w. 2 1 St ree t,
Minneapolis, Minn.: Westing-
house Tras h Compactor: Mrs. A. F. Joh n-
son. 1057 Edmund Street, 5 1. Pilul, Min n.;
Westinghou se Clothe s Dryer: D. F. Sher-
man, P.O. Box 31 , Alt o n, Min n.: Frigldillre
Freezer: Vera Clepper, 4658 Aldrich, N ..
Minneapolis, Minn.: Hoov er Portable
Wa sher: J . Jo nes, 3 6 19 143rd Aven ue,
N.W., Ano ka, Minn.; Zenith Television Sel :
Doreen Bower, 695 Sherburne Ave nue, St.
Paul, Minn ,:

The Frigidaire Dishwasher Winner

Th e West inghouse Washer Winner
Sea ted at the table in t he IBEW kitc hen :I re;) are, left to rig ht ,
Mrs. Jo seph Keenan, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. Mel Boyle
and IB EW Dlrec tc r 01 Pu rchases Doris From an. Stand ing are
Hu nter Wha rto n , General President, Operating Engi neers:
Robert w. McAl wee, Director 01 IBEW Journal OaplHtm ent :
Edward " Bud " Murphy , Secret ary· Treasurer, Union Label and
Service Tra des Department , Joseph P. McCurdy, Presid en t
IlGWU; Mel Boyle, Assis tant to Secre tary Keenan, an d
Richard F. Walsh , Presi den t Union label and Service Trade s
Depart ment.
 ({'Wlfill/II'II from {Nt1:t' 3fiJ
hut mUSI now he ;lppro\l~J hy thc COn-
\lrtKtion Indmtry SI:.hili/.uion (ommit_
u:e (C ISC). 1\ 1I.lin \Ie Ih.\OL )our 'ej:o-
ti;tting COlllmiue.:. l'on,i,tin~ of Ihl,it!(""
\l an:lgcr J) N.:ill \1oIIer. I'rl"ill..:nl
Ro) 10: (lall'oCn. I:>"m Aprocl. ;Inu ;llt"r-
nate lia)nc I.imll'n. for the honr~ 'pcnt
in our beh;Ilf. 111l1l' Nt II ~t 1'<0, PS.
Scribe Tells Ab!lut Being
On Negoti at ing C omm ittee
I.. lI. 237. " \ G \It \ F \I IS. '-". -1
h;I(1 the honor of bein(: elo:("lcll .1' lOIll-
milleenWII 011 th.: Nej:.lIiatin!! Commit-
!l'C thi~ ).:ur. alld I \IOU III liLc to lell
-om.: of ml tholtj:ht, llt>.)ltt it nOli th.11
thl' n':A!otiHtiOI1' ure Oll'r
Iking an ine\jX'rienn',1 nq:oti.llor. I
w.1' gl.ttl til b,.. \lilh I' r.:,,,lo:nl bel. " ,'n-
n.:II>. IJu,inc" ,\ Ianaj:l'r \\illi1lln John-
,on .. lntl I.\.:cllti\<· 1I0"n l t1uo'mher "i-
cha.:1 O·Sh.:a. \11m 11.1' 011'1' the
N.:goll"Wtj: ("ommill.·.: lh.linnlln, rhe\C
Ihree e'(po:rienccil men ilil' j:uod le.u:h.:n
(()( m.' ..Inu I \I", gl;I(1 Ih.'\ \lere on the
loc"I" ,ido:
I feel il \luillt.! he ;1 pC.II h.'nehl 10 it
10i.\1I if .'ad! lltemt.cr 1<",1. ,I lum ..en-
ing on Ih.: Ncgllli:l1ing (Ot1tmillce . II
j:i..:, onc .In ilhighl inlO Ihe \lorling., of
o:ulleClilc hargaining.. It', h.lftl 10 e\plain
Ilh;11 goc, ()It. ;t, )011 h;III' 10 n.: Iher.::
Ih.lt', \lh) I enC(Hlrage ell'f) Illemt.cr 10
,ho\l he ".Inh tu help Ihe 101::11 h) :11'-
c': tllinl,! Ih.: numinalion III Ihe N"l,!uli:ll-
till,! COlllmittc(" if nOlllill.lI\·d
I Ihin~ Ih;ll Ihl~ IC.If \1.1\ " dillkull
(Inc for ''''lIoli.llion,. I\ilh ":tge cOn\ruh
all.1 Ihe thr'::ll ,If AIIC I hI' melllOer,hip
dl\[n'l rC;lII} ~IIO" "h:11 \Ie c()ltlll I;C1. \()
\Ie had 1 .. 1) fcw 'U!;g,',li.)n, frolll Ihe
nuur.
I he onJy Ihtlll,! I Ili'li~c.J :100111 Ihis
),eM\ negoli,llillll\ fpcrh;!f" I IIidll·1 no-
licc it heforel ",I~ Ih.11 Ih,'re "n, .1 101
uf Icrt);1 1 .. hll'oC IIir ... ctcll !II Ih.' commil-
ICC. WI' "ere brilt!;iog prOI"l(}\;II\ ..... d 10
tho: memher, III 10Ie on .•,' Ih ... nlCmrers
h:llc the filt.lt \:1) \lhelher to :ttl·... pl or
rcjCc1. .11111 I \I ," ;1I."(II..ed Ilf ",lIing oul
Ihe loe;!1 10 Ihe COlll r;IClor Ihe .1,1) t.c-
for.: the I1r~t propoo.al \I." lolo;-t.! on :IIlJ
rtjeelell,
r ho: olliecr, "ho "'ere Ck>t:lcd to Ih."-.c:
Ihn.-e fJO\h on Ihe committec .trt, in Ill)
Ilpinion. 100 fll"r Ct nl for the lotJl, .. ntI
Ihc) IIidn'l Uc-.c:ne Ih .. ,ICCII"Ilion\ ..Ii-
rcclcd at them. I feci Ih.11 J 10,1 ;( cou-
ple of fri;.>nd,. Jlle 10 lleing on Ihc ~Olll­
mille.:. I>UI I Ih,IIIL Ihe Io.:al (or Ihe
e\po.:ricnce .tnt,! ""11'" ,"ll'our.Lgc eler)-
one 10 ..eriC on Ihe committee.
We h:1I1 1"0 11::lIns 10 go 10 ..... m.,;Is
("ill 10 Ihe JIl I- W Ilo",linj: I OUm.lIllen!.
I he )Core' "erc 1101 10i) ~rc;II, hut "'e
hau :t grc.11 lime. Th.ln~,. K.r. SCI.' }OIJ
in LOlliwille.
" he "Ol"~ ~itu;llion i,n'l 100 gooll,
"ith lJulralo !lltd O,"eI;O hclping to
~ cep a few BrOlhers "or~ing. rhe
UO\\"nIO\l n Ur bHn Wcnc"al mot)' finatJ)
~Iarl fi lli ng in " Ihe lIorld\ lnrg"11 colt.;:<>-
lion of Vilel nl tOls." T he 41)()-room hO lel
AllglI.'. 1973
h;iS fin" II} ~lar1eu. amI Ihere i\ 10h of
1:tIL of olher projl'Ch.
Congr:llul:tlions 10 Ihe '>I:"len .Ipprcn-
licc) \lho gr.ulu:ll.:d in June . I hl') ;He
Vince Anello. John CI'lrieonc. "'i~1.
",·lfU. Jr . Bill YmL. IIdl ')ltll..·,. Wu~cr
"'elch. :II1d (h,.. lie \u1.
JI\lI,T'IIMIIUIlU_ P.S.
Graduation
51e"ben",lIe. Oh'O. hono.ed ,I'
Rradu3le~ al a d.nner on May ~"h. Gr.d
u8les. left 10 rilll'lt. are Larry Krdde,. I3l1l1y
B.own. J3me. P. Pearson. W,lIl ftm S",Ic~.
P~!" ck Harvey. James Coleman. and Rober!
Phebus, M'SS,nll /rom Ihe p'Clute a.a 8'''d
11ft!'" E~ . I e~,le)', Rand)' Donllh"". and
R~ha.d Fe.guson,
lIl! 10 "I':Il! are E."cullv" 1301"d membe,s
Elme, 5w"',,';nlen, James C. Ptoa.son, Joseph
U"ch. "nd Donald U .. "u and Eum.n,n~
60a.d member. Ton)' SIl'elies and Olen
8.ad),.
L"I! 10 fight a'e SPK",t gUllsl John Habatoh.
P'esod"nt Dewey McKay. and "'pp,en',ce~h.p
Comm.""" membe,. Roberl I(,ddll" JOhn
Bos..la. and John Pu,son.
Local 246 Honors 10
Graduates at Dinner
LI _ 2",6. Sl t:l Itt: , \ II I F, 0111 0 -
1 0.; .. 1 2",1i honOf"eli 10 ~r.IJll;ilinJ;l .I~
prenlice, .. \ lhe HoH,J.\} Inn lin Ihe cle·
Iting of ""I' 5th. 1 he OI.IIler of
!;c femonie~. IIrulhcr Rore rl "'illikr. in-
lrOOm:et.! Brolher John 1I .lh;l,h. "ho
g:lIe Ihe ittloc:Ilion.
Afler a delicious dinller. I nC:I! ~4n
I',,' .. idcnl [)c"cy 1\le"':lY. m.lin "1'C"~er
of Ihe el'cning. " ,Jure,,,," Ihe gf:alll;l1e,
lind emph:"i!.cd Ihe impurr:lIlce of their
f" llIl"e learning. lie ,wlell Ihilt 1"1"1'"''1'''
from oUI~idc in t C(e~ 1 wa~ forcin!,: II .. hI
I'oro:llil' n OU I' ~n ow l l·dgo:. eil her Ihruligh
juurncym:ltt trHining cla"c.. Uf' indil;d-
n;!1 Ie"rning IhlOllgh loe:,1 ithlilutions.
II r01 her !Ill "'a~ pointed 0111 lho: Ohiect ..
IIf Ihe IB I W ;trW endeJ hi, 'lIeC('h h)
"II ing IhJI the 'Irenglh or ollr Brolh"r-
h""t.! j, Ih," onl} real anw.,'r I" Ih ..
prnl>"'m, IIt;lI r,lCt liS.
I \("4,:lIIile Ilo;lrli memtoc", IJr()tl\e",
Ji rn l'c<lrlOn. I tmer S\lcarinJ;el1. Jo...
l'lkh. "ntl I)on I azasz. "lOng ",ilh E\
;mllnin~ lloarll meml:oer~ SrOlhe,..., Glen
li r,lIl) anti Ion) Shrelc~, ~romo: 10 lhe
gr.Jt.!II;H~' '111..1 congralUl,ltcJ Ihcm on
Ih"ir .Ic,'ompli,hmenls.
li rulhcr "'illtler lhen inlroollced
IJrolh.'r Juhn IJ,'''''' 5h, our '(I\'ci •• 1 glle,!.
I\hu h.... '~nt ahllO';I :!I) }':"" of hi,
life l"I('inj,: in,olteu in Ollr apprel1lice,hip
prUl;nllll ;11 IC;Icher :mll in Olher C.I["I:lli-
'flU""
ric,. III' of Ihe ch,tng~, in Ihl' :11"-
prt'n1ke\ rule o'er Ihe )eM', Whae:I'
hef"ro:. lhc "pprcmire h"u o.:o:n jll" ;.
"gil-for." 1001;IY the apprelllke 1.ll.e~ all
!lccilc pMt in Ihe "Orl.. from Iho: bc~in­
l1ing unlil Ihe /u'" j, O:(ll11pl..:lcli. Ih,'
change h;t, ;tho heen <;.:en in Ihe up-
gr:uling: of lhe \lhole :Ipprenlice,hip pro-
j:r"l11 I he pfOgr.II11 no" COIO:' .... lhe .,"1
'>\'0(1\' of eleclric,,1 \lorl.. fmm genel,,1
cJnlflc:t1 ~no" lellg.o: to eleClrOl1k, lech-
n(lJ,'II) .
!If,uhcr 1I.lh;"h ,Ial ..d lh'II ho: hdieH'
a"illllJe ;10..1 intelligence :t10: Ihe I".~
nt.lin f3,IO(' in lhe scleclion "f III.'W ;11"-
ph·I"i ..·.'~-1 h.: 1\10 go h'llld III han." H,'
conclud.:t.! I>~ J,thinl,! the ne" joUrtl<')rtl,'n
1\1" ~t) flU;n" Ihm "ou!t.! ,Irenglltcn Iho:
I1l1Ion 3ml m:l~e il e,",~n tJcller for "II
lIIernn.:r_t:tLe 'In aClil'c pMl in lot'll
,..-li, ilic, :1110..1 don'l e~pccI ..omo:onc e1"",
I" 0..10 il .. II. lind "ho:n ,ulillg on 10.:.. 1 i,-
\II'::,. ahl;I)~ ~cep in minu \I. hal i.. No',1
fu" Ihc 1II:I,,,ril) and n Oi jll,1 fur Ime,,,1f
At Ih;, lime. I e.\pre..s a ~rcd .. 1 Ihanl.
)011 III ;tli loc.1i memhcr<i, ["I;"t "nJ pr.... -
CI1I. "h.. ha'c H1Len an acll\': p"n
in our :Irprcnl;ce5hip progr:tttt :tn,1
ho:lpcd 10 IIMLe 11 the line plOgl1l111 lh"l
il I,. I hI' me11lho:r~ of Ihe progr;IIlI h;I\':
'I len IhanLlc" joh... ilh nl;lny hour ..
'jlt.'111 in preparallon.
Brolhcr "'idlil'r pre""'lIlcd C.:rlificaho'\
IIf (""'pkltlln ;tttli ' :H illmll J"llrnC)Ill:tll
I Iedr;":11 \ led,llIiolls 10 Ihe gradll,lte'l---
Br.llh,'" /J.llr) IIrown. Farl Baile).
J•• me' Colem,lIl, Itand) Don.lhuc, Ri_
r h.trll I ergu..on, Poll ricl. Han C). L ... rr)
....i,Mcr_ Jamn I', I'cal")(ln. Roller! Phe-
htl ... ,mu Wilham S"icL.
On t.ehalr of Local ~~6. I <'\Ienll con-
gr:.1I11.llioo.. anll hc~1 \lishc:s 10 the n.:"
journe} men.
I he e'enlng ended \lilh a minute of
,ilo:nl rll.'dilalilln for file 1..,.;:.1 lirulh.::r-.
~illcll in an e.\plO';ion and fire 1,1\1 lk-
o:cmn.:r l!ith lit Ihe ne", co~.: pl'lIll on
B rO\l n'~ hl:lIld.
JATC Ho nors Eight
Grad ~ ating Apprentices
1..1 1. HiS. LlN COI .N. NEI.I It.- T he Lin·
cIJln, Nehr:. ~k:l . JATC honored eig hl
Ilf;tdllaling Hppremice wirel"cn ;,1 :, ~I n -
11111,'1 in Lincoln UII .\ I arch 3 1 ~1. Receiv-
"
 Local 265 Graduates
N~br ..
3.~ Ben Bums. Gale CO". SlOve W.lken.
Hollman. Don Ki.chhoff. ~nd J ack Amen .
Charter Presentation
Vice P,nidenl Un W.lle. o f lIIe Rali,ed
Men,be,s Club 1$ 5howII ,ece lvl"l! Ilia Re
'Ired Me",be.s Club c hlll,te. f.o n. Inlem",·
tlon~1 Rep,esentallve Rus sell M" ndo ,' "'I the
banquel
ing their diplom,,~ "ere lIell 1!111"m. (,:,]e
("01"1". S!e"c Witl-ell, Bill 1-I 011"IIUlII , Don
h.in,hh\IIT. Jad Amell, I)\Hlg 1-:11111/ . :lnU
1;111 \ ogcl.
f' r... "uing o~er Ihc I;erelll.,") "l" lI"h
Caud}. Ihc 1,lCl' !"' tr:lining [Iirc.:t,tr,
" hI"'''' Qrgalli7illY nnu m:"tel-of-ccr.:·
mOil} ctrorl~ Ilcre otwiou~tj ," cc{' ,~fut
ami :IPI'reei:llcu by "II.
fh.., gllc~t ~pc:l~cr ";IS Jelf) JO'oCI'h of
Ihe Sc"enlh Di~triLi ollke of '\, ( \ .
.\lr. lo~cph s[lo~c on Ihe pa~1 ~lIcce~~ of
juinl 11l 1- W-NF( ,\ ~'.,,)penlllll!t .Iml Ihe
I'<'lenli:11 <If ,udl ':\III1;lIlIe,1 "urL H ...
:11'10 poinl\'d out 10 11M: g l~ldll.lling :'1'-
pren!i.: ... , Iheir re~flOn~illililj ... , :t~ lIIFW
jOIlI"llC) mall wil'cmcn :o",J nll"ere<l them
eIlCt>lll·a),:"'llll'nl.
T hc Cllrrelll J A I ( CO",i,I' of eh;,j ..-
III;," Buh eh;I"':. I rnci [)onu~an . . Ind
l im (i.:i~llinl1cr. rerre-.cnling N I~( A. an,1
J"hll Mc)er. John 01111. 111Il1 lIoh
C:ldu). I'eprescnting Ihe III I- W.
Among the glle\b Iinu Ihei r "i\e\
"crc in~lruc!ors ulrr) t\mcn ;IIId [)on
Penner; (tHtrlc~ ~"cellf:) uf UA I : \\ a} ne
Wtll'eler of thc I inculn 1e.:hnkal ('.,1·
legc; Ku" Th uIIl PM>!l uf thc I ine,,11I
ll uiluinl1 In'flcctiun Dcp:.!1l1lclIl: II,,"
Mc Mahon. GUlcrnllr of N I-(A ; Bernk
C:,rhn. NI-("A Chuptcl" Managcr; \ irgil
Kueler. I {)Clli 2M l 'rC~HJc n l: ,\rlic HC:"I!,
[.,I(;nl U,5 B u ~inc,~ Mnn aJ;cr: horr} (r;It-
wnt~rg, I oC1l 1 265 A"i~I:II l! tl u,inc"
Mana!!er.
Since receiv ing tht'" charier frOIll Ihe
1.0 .. l oc:11 265 Relired \leml>cl"\ ( hll>
Ihe Annual Ap prenticeshi p GrnUll a!ion
D inna. ~[lOIN,rcu b} Ihe Juinl I\ pprcn-
h[\~ t>ccn \er) activc. Ne" olllceD Ilere lice~hi]"lalHJ Ir:lining (ummillee UA"I CI.
elected. replacing Ih ... leiliporar) oOkcr, We hope I h:" Ihe Hllcnd nnce ut thc
e lccled cMlicr. T he ne" omccr~ ar\' monl hly mcetings will improve. :" il h :r~
John M:ltldcn. I' rc<iucnl: Lin WiHcl·. !>cCll h'l") poor in Ihe p:r~t. I I i~ lip 10
Vice Pre,i denl: Mr~. RI.e Olmaon. SI'C- cach ;lIul eH'r)' m ... nlhcr 10 IIII<~e our
relllr) -T re:l!>urer; Bill Vomh."n~:""r, loca l 'lronger :111(1 bcller.
I>o<lru melnhcr-lll-llIrge; :11111 Vic 10h" . JOII' W. " j I( ,, " (. IWUloll\1 I I I. I'.S.
'<Ill. Scrgcan! -:tI-t\rm,.
We lire in Ihe proCl'~~ of hllilding II
ne" union h~1l "hich "ill hI.' t'Ompkled 25- Year Members
",melime in Oclol~r. A lIIorc-tlclailed
report "ill be gil en in Ihe ne~1 ""'1"11,,1.
RO""DN. \rwl(l'.I'S.
Journeyman Exam
Regular. Sp eci al Meet ing s
Held by Local 284
l .. lI. 211~ . l' f nSFI !:: I.U. " \ SS.- On
\pril 201h. :lI the rcgular monthl} mcet -
ing. Ihe finnnci;11 repOrt "." pr':'oCnh: U
h) rre,,~urer JO'iCrh J III1I11I:I. It ""~ Iii
Ihi\ illeeling Ihat 1!1"inc,~ M:II"'),:"'I"
DOII"ld SUllie w;" given alllhuril.:llioll 10
Illlrdl;I't' ;, ne" allWrIl"hik I i i, IN... I
~-;Ir i, "I' for ~"k 10 an~ IJroth.:r "Ito
nM} I..... inie re'led in hll)ing it.
i\ 'lwei:,1 rIlecling "a~ heltJ on Mu)
~Ih 10 di,cll\s Ihe I'cn\ioll 1'llIli and nc -
"
gotililion~ for III.: loca l. AI rreo;cnl. 11,,=
Ilegolialiolh are going UII "i(h Ihc Se rv ice Pins Presented;
NIC \ conlrllClOrs. T hl) 'lclloli:lling Work Situa tion Bad
('''mmill~e i, hea .... c .... h) !'rc,ident Joe
l.'II·~ill. I..U, 2412. rl II N .....:,\I'OI.lS. ,\1 1.... ....... _'\1
AI Ihi. lime. we "ulIl,1 li~.: to Ili,h the g<.'ner" t Illellll ..... r~hip meeling 011
1I1"Olher~ R;llph S"t."eIlC} anu F(I";lnJ Atlril IHth . 2~ -)e;l r ...:nice rin~ "erc
Vincr;1 rll ll ,Ill.! ~/X""ctl) reculer> . pr~'"-Cllled II) dlgihll' oncr\lh.:r,. !'killfe ...
During Ihe monlh of April. 12 ,II'- of .....lI1JC "r the-.e II rollwr, aceomp;.n)
I'rcillice~ IOO ~ Ihe VCI"1110nl JOllfllC) - Ihis ,IIticle,
IlInn\ licc n,c e:.:lt illi nalio n. Our nllprclilice,h ill completion han-
l'l"e.enll)·. pl:ms arc being made ror 'luel \V,I ~ heM on March 30lh at Ihe
II EW Jou,no l
M inne:.polis Athletic Club for 43 new
jOllrne),lllen and their j!tlests, Uonored
gueo.t, included the Appren'ke~hip
Committee. RepreSo:"nt;ng Ihe union "'ere
Did. )... Ir.,on. Dennis Simon..on. llOd
Jerr) Blltler.
On Ihe e\ening of Apri] 2Mth. Ihe An·
nutl] Spring H ing II:" held HI Ihe \lin·
ne:.poli~ Auditorium . ., here ",ere o~er
jon jllhil.lI1t PMt} gocrs 1I.mdng to Jad.
Gillc\pio:·, band. Of Ihe 01,101 ,l;lOce
conte't~. Ihe "'ahz Conl,-.,I "~\ "On hy
\l r. :Ind .\ I r~. Larr} Hehm. p:.renh or
,·umlll.lIee member Ron Ilelm\. ",Ilo
,"'eM' Ihere "a, ah-.olulel) no f:u"rill"m
pl,l)ell ;n lhe jullgiug. The grnnll prize
ur ,I cul .. r '1 V "a, "UJl h) Ilmlher Ixm
\lenlcr.
We nlcnd a word of 111.In~\ 10 the
D HllCC COJllmiU,·e l11emhc .. \. Bill WHplc\.
1{ 01l I lclnl\. Kenl Smilh. I· ;.rl SI.·hoc·
ncder. DC I1l1i~ W iI~on. D an Mc(dnne".
J im I hOIl1:". Ralph HClln);!n. Oon I{oll,
I "n, Rile). W.,1t M"t:). J r .. IIrucl' l lilr·
ten. Bill ] onin .. lo... nd O"CII S,hlei,·
m:!n.
We can'I ""I~~ "ithou[ mentionmg [hal
Ihe mcmhcr,hip r'IIirlt'd ,J JlC\I Ihre.:· }~ar
:Igreemcnl .1\ [he \la) Rlh lIleel;ng.
I h .. n"" 10 Ollr l\egOlialillg Committee,
,'on\l'Img of Bu,ine~" M.mager Jerry
Butler. !'n"llIent Ollen ~ .. hki'm.in :ind
JOllrne)l1l.ln 1I0b Wilh.
I he "01'1. ,illl;lIion in IIlIr (Ire;t h'l~
!-cen h: .. 1 ,tI, "inler anll 'pli"l=. "ilh .11'·
pro\lm~tel) 11)0 men on Ihe h.!n,·h dur·
ing tlM[ p.:riO<J. I he ,lImlll.:r 1II0nlh,
,houM he .....·II(.'r.
\It,.., . I' .S.
\It""''' . I',S.
Membe rs Go on Pension;
Work Picture Still Bleak
1..11. l 'J4 . I !!IUII NC, . \II" . On Jill)
hI . lien (u,J" in "enl on IIl I \\ I'cn·
,illn. ll rulher lien has bc,·n .1 IIIclliher of
I ocal 2'.1~ ,inee 19."0. On SeI'Icmb.: .. I, ..
Leigh Am/cr\On "ill go on 1111 W I'en·
,ion. He h,,, !-cl'n :1 m,'rn!-cr ,iIKC '0-
'~rnhcr. 19~(). Alw Brother 1\1
f(ont'.IC:L "ho h,h !-ccn ;I men,hcr of
Ihe JII LW ,incc I<)~ I. h ):oin): on pen·
,ion. Wc .111 "i~h Ihc~ relirinl= Iltulhe ....
:. long and enjo);lblc relircrn..'111
1 "'u of our Brolhc .... h",c ne" "udi·
[iu", Itl lhcir faJllilic~. IJrOlhcr .mll \lr\.
Jim I'nlll 1\,,<1 ,I h:to} ):ifl. ,1II1I BlOlher
and \lr,. Dun Andcr-.on "rl.:omell a
nc" h;It» 1>_'1. Lun):ralnlllIU)n, .• re e\·
lem/c,' 10 Ihe...:: BrOlhef' .. nd lheir f:tmi·
lie, 1111 Ih"ir I")OU' "d.lilinn,
Our ]oc,,1 ronlrael "ilh "'I C·\ i~ ~IiII
.It lhe .:Ollm:il. bein!; "orl..:lI un. \\hen
lhe ...:\ul" arc I.no"n. I "ill rtrorl [hem
in (111111'<' •• rlide, \1'iO. <llIr 10,;.. 1 i, ne·
j;Olj,lIiu!; lor r,'nc"c" .:onlr;ld, "ilh Ihe
\ 1•• 'I"u I Icuri,' \I OlOr ~hup of \ ir):ini.l.
\l inne....,I:' • .",lI "Ionh SI,lr l' 1cdrk . \~
Ilk: 01111:0'11.: on the .... IlCSI)li,lIiun, Je-
,clop. 1 "'i ll reporl on Ihem .
I hI' "01'1. piclu re b ,Iill ble.II. in IIIIr
a rea. Idlh nmn) of our ]0\::11 Brolher.
"orking :I"a} frolll home.
We arc ~ad dc n ed 1o rq'Ofl lhe lo,~ of
" .. g ... ' , 1913
Pin Recipients
"tMlnnthe.. PIns
honor banquet 01 loo;al 294. H.bb.ng.
we,e p,esented ""c..". and ,..
10
hIed memt>l!<s. Ret"e<!s. hont 'OW. lell to
"Ihl. H. 0. Mon.oe. Al Holte •• L Homuth.
M. Ma .. n"". Geo,ge K"e,. and (. Pele,,...n
Se<:ond .OW. B. C. John~". Jaime' l8h.
JOseph Baker. S. Nj.... J. Stanlllleid. and
T. Wilham Lehto.
Twenly·y.a. memt>l!rs. Iront .ow. tell 10
.oghl. ar. G. St ... nd. C R"ele, A. Sam .... and
G. Home B""k rOw. R. O. BlhCk. R (ne.·
SI.Om. K Sierns. J. M;.. oll. dnd T. Welsh
Thit1y·yu. members. !,onl rOW. le I! 10 "Rill .
.. ,. C. (d Johnson. A. Scl~o. "n" l. Ve'"
d.tlO. Back 'ow. CM[ RapinaC. JOhn Pet liCk.
O. l,II"",. AI Ronba"k ... nd Ha,Old Sterns
Hrnlher Ra)l1IonJ \ 111,1 •• <1. "It.. ,lk,1 011
\I .IY 91h. lie II,,, " 1',,,1 I "'<;1I1I\e
BOllrd member . .>Cr.ing from Junc. l'lf,t>.
10 \1 :1). 1'.11>1<. lie \\.1\ inilhlll.".1 into
I ,..:,, ] 2'J.t ill JI II1 .... 1 \l5 ~ . ,\II n1ll' me Ill·
Ix·", e\lc nll Iheir si nccl'e~t ,} IIIIl"Ihy 10
Ihe fami ly of our tlerarlell Urolh4:r.
As Ihe OFt 100],; eonlrol of Ihe legi ....
lawre Ihi\ )e;l(, .. e ha,e had 1\\0 "cry
impor13nt hilh ",orl.ed oul. The!>C bill~
pro,ide for :111 incre;ISC In "eekl) ben.:·
fil~. One hill pro' ide~ for ;In incrca-.e in
"ceLlI henefil\ for johle~ P;IY. frol1l
SM Iu 51t~. I he olher bill r.lise~ Ihe
m,,~imllm "ccl.ly hcncfil~ under Worl.·
man\ Cmnpen,,,lion for bu[h parli:!1
.. nll perm:tnent (Ii-';Ibilil), and il "':" e~·
lendell hi Clller .M.·cllpaliun;]1 di ..... ,,~e'
Thew bill, Ilerc "orl.cd OUI in " ,erie~
of ITIt....... ting' bcl",een otlki"ls of Ihe Min·
ne..ol;1 A'wcj;uion of ("ollllll.:n:e ami In·
d\l~tr) (MACI).
I h:.Ie.' jll'l reeehed lhe piclllre\ I"l.en
:11 Ihe honor 1>:lIIljIlCI. \I hich ";,, held
on April 71h "I Ihe I I~, L(ldge in It ih.
hing. I he phuto ,If the 2U->e~r \:11)111'
\\ill be ,,,hmitle,! .... ilh Ill} nexl lellct'.
Thl'el'·hllndre(1 I""Cn l)·fi'e people :tl-
IClided Ihe gain nlT.tir.
l eI 11\ :III mH~e H 'pec;.. ] elfun (0 :11·
lend our union meeting,.
I . I 1 Km L IIII)I. 1'.5.
Local Negotiates Two· Year
Contract with Vermont Gas
L. 11. 300. \/0' I I' [.tiER. \T._ ·I he
loc;11 h:" re,'enlly negoli;uell a I\ltI-)C;Jr
eunln.cl lIilh Ihe Vermont Gas 5},Iclll'
of Ullrlin!;ton :1IIt..! ";1. I\lh"n~. Vermonl.
Gain, "ere made in lhe arca, of h"]j,,,,)
P;I}. 1I0ul>Ic- [illle. 1)()\piI;Jli~alion. llnJ a
l-o,I·of·lilillg .llIo".tJle.: tu pro,i,/c IUT
semi·anml .. 1 nli ....·,.
\lcmh.!r' of Ihe: ""cgo[i"Iinl! Cummil·
Ice "erc J D, \l e:rri!;01n. CI.lr.:nee Cha~·
n,,". \nll\ (, urner. <lnll \lal1le} ~Iple
The 10<.-111 "e:kome, ne" member, R
Olllm:.r. "I Anlle"ol1. D . I c,I,'r. K
Gri!!g'. \. "1I:IpP. G. Grout. ;m,1 I I.
Gi.tJiug'.
J. D. ~ I IIIIII()''''. B."!.
JA TC Honors G raduates
At Annu al Dinner
LL'. 1 (1I'1~ 1\ \ .
JATC ii, Annual Gradualion Din·
ncr honoring Ihe new jotlrlle\l1lall line·
IIlcn "Ilo ,·l.mpleled Iheir appr.:nlire'hip
Irainin!;.
·1 hl" CIIIIIIIIIII('e pre...cnlell "'lIchc\ ;lnll
complelion "("(IJfica[e, to UrOlhcr, ')le\C
Jacohwn. CI:lrtnl'e I . (.01r(:ia. 1',,,,1 ";11)·
der. I arn S[mll..llllll. anll \\ illiant Ri·
l·h:.,.d"," 'I hc \lj'n of Ih.: nell j"urn.:)·
men lIefe pre ..... nted eO""l:e,.
Spel'i;tI recognition \la, Silen 1<1 [ ;trt)
'itroll.:unp h) (,ellrs,· \. \ el[lIn ,
Director of Ihe Soulh"e,[ern I inc: ('on·
,!ruet.,,,, Jllinl \Ilprenlln... hil' ami I rilm·
ing I'r"gr"m. I .trr) r.... pr ......cnled ";m,.I'
in Ihe .li,Ir;" llpprc:ntiee~hip conte" held
ill T u1-". Ol.luhonM. :m,1 II.t' ..... Iedl·d
the OUhl.lnlling \pp~nlice LiJlCnHln fOI
]973 fmm Ihc Ihe·'l:lIe arc;•.
Larry a nll hi~ "ife. Ga)le. Ilcre in·
,iled 10 he g(lC'I~ of Ih e ~el'en[ h D i,lrkl
Vice I' rc,i de nl Itn,1 of D i,tr i.... h Fhc an d
Ill. NI·CA. HI the Jlli nl I' n'llre" M ~el·
"
 Contract Business
• VI.. . ecently ne80
t,ated a two·year contract w!lh the Vermont
Gas System, 01 8",lmglon and SI. "'!b:>n,.
VI . Left 10 right. Ne gotlo linl:l Committee
membe.s J . D. MlrrlU8n. Cla.enCI Chagnon,
Andv C"rrler. and SI:>nl ey Sip le a'" Ihown
going OVI' Ihl co n\l~ cl.
On th e Job
• Andre\l'. Heywunl Shing.le" Red Nc!-
j ~on. and Char1c, ~hl ll"ril). 3H,)cnr pin~:
Lelt 10 .ighl. B'ollll' , Bud Ron. JOlin BIU.
and Bob Olove, arion till job ,n NlW
Havln, VI.
8,0Ihl'S Joe f>hil llllS a"d Uu.y 0'0"". Rut
land Un,t .
ing. held in I-I o u~to n . I eXlI'. ' <>e:ll 30.\
i~ dul) proud of It rot hcr Strot~.ullp.
I"h\' cont .act for the cil) of Chanute.
"an5il'. has been opened. an d "~ Il ill
begi n nc gutia1io n ~ ~lJOn. ' he Negotialing
('omrnil1ee wi ll co n, bl of BrOlhcr,
C harlc ~ Doud na. r.l lI.vin Wolfe. (I"u'ge
BlIr~ c •. Tom Ogden, and J il11 II r';II\,".
Negotia ' io n ~ hlt ve begun Ilit h the
"an,a ~ Power and Lighl Company. At
the first meeting. Ihe com plln y commit·
lee , tarted waving the nag to defc nd the
Pin Awards
governmen t\ so·ealled guidelin"!i. Cou ld
be a lo ng sunUller.
Our ')'mp,lth y h eXlended to the fam·
ily o f Urother J:t mc~ '1r:lIllmcll. \l ho
p.,~~d a\lU) ,ince our h.,t leporl .
Brother I'n .mmell .... :" :1 rehred "ao,as
I'o\lcr !!.nd l ight COmp.1!lY ell1plo)cc
from Olalhe. KUn"I,.
That's a ll for nll\l ·'111 Ihe ne\1 time.
Gil N E. I'll r ... n .M .
Pin Awards Nig ht Held
By St. Petersburg Local
L.U. 30K, ST. " ..:n ·:KSllll1tC. FI.I\ .-
April <lth WH~ Pin A.... unl, Nighl for
Loc~1 308. S •. Pet e rsburg. ria .. held 11 Pin
t oe:1 1 3011. r he fo lio" ing mem irer, Ilcre AWMd. Nlgl" In April. Le ft to right a.e
prc\c nl"d pin ~- F reit Blod ami r.1il lOn Pre.lde nl Wad e Weinell. 5O.ye a . hono'ee
Shepherd. rC l irc,, ~. so·yell. pin ': C. J. Fred Bloc k. MId Inle.n8110nal Rap",se m31Ive
John 8. Sn,l lh
lI icks. <lS·year pin; C lyde A nd rei! lind
Woodl'Ow Il obh~. 3S·>eur pin,; Walter
lIenr} R. Ilcd\on. William ~1 lilli"
George F . Andre"~. Jo-.eph N (;Ol\tOI1.
G"ral<1 I'. NCYolllan. I-r an~ \ l dnt )r~.
William E. I\mi ro, 11 I "Ciene" Do yle.
IIl'nr) Wekh. and I r" in S hery. 25·
year pin,; [lml I lo>d I 110\lcll. I I llm~
E. ..-mcry. Ja ck O].,on. W;lllcr S (I;or~.
lind J . V. Inll ram. 20·}c:lr pin,
'Ihe prc.)CnlatiOIl of pin, "I" Illude hy
IlIIcrnalionul Rel're..cnt:lll\c ll,ho II. Lett 10 "ght a.e P,,,s,dln l Weinili. Imerna
Smith. Ilon~1 Rep'IHnla " ve Sonitll. and 45·yea.
r he fiNI l\nn u.. 1 !l-Ieclinll of the 1 Icc· 1I0no'I" C, J . H,c"'.
lrieal Wor ~ er~ Bu ilding A"o..:i:tl ion "a,
~chedlil cu for J uly' 7th. NVli.:e ":,, 'ent
10 all membcr~, Were )Ou Ihere "
The I.oeal 1011 1 at;o. D.L) 1 IImit y
I'lenie \lill he held al " hllipl}I.' 1 ' lLr~ Lin
Septcmhe r IIlh. YUII "ere -.ent retilrn
po,tc;.nh . and if Y(JU l1iJn'l return them.
i t '~ toll Ilite now!
O'I':C :lllHin. \"c l-ill he ~pol1\(."i n g :1
b"\lling IClLrn . llrolhel' Hen Corey· cI'en
IhOIlJ,lh he', relircd h:L~ hcen hll'Y II il lt
~ hir h. emhlcl11\. ctc.
We IUlle hud .1 numher uf lielhe :utu
retired me1l1bl'I'\ on the ,id li,1 the pa,1
fe" monlh,. (.el IIcll, :.11 of )1111, anil I"te.na l, onal Repreuntalive Sm ,lh . left. con
1./Olul"In E. Clyde "'ndr"u. 35-Y"3 r hono,ea .
~\[I ) Ih'lt wII)'!
Al Ihis wriling, ri nu n.:ial Snn.:t"I')'
r l)ll1 I)ilin~ Ilill Oc g"i ng intt. Ihe Iw,pi .
ta l in Augu,t fOf mlljor hip ,url:ef)' We
.. II \li, h hi111 \lell.
IIlief.. on l oe:!1 lOR Il<lIdcI,- 1 he
Udo I-lcinle l amil~ Illolcd 10 AII'lr;.li r,
-and I",.:~ ;Igain Georl:c '" ou" \1:t rtin
an d hi) fumil) :,re trying il out in Ikn·
I'cr. Thc Bill KOgCh I ami l) fle\l to
GU lt1cm,lla o .. cr Mel110rinl 1),1) "1."C~cml
and h.Ld :t hllrd time ):cllinl: their ,on 10
~OI11C ""c~ home llen anti II lan~he
Core) hcaded for I'h il" delp hi<l . Ihcll
\\c nl 10 Akron to ~e lheir ~o n . lind
came hae~ 10 '\I. I'ele t;} "") u r MI.
Ku,lunon:!
A"j,lunl 1I",i n\'" i\1 nnager J :ll11e~
Sno" h:. ~ been doing flelll "or~ for a
year now. Ii i, energy and hllnt "Ul'~
hllle !?cen very pruJllclive. We hUl c al Left 10 ri&"t. Pre,ldent WllneU. Inle.nlllional
1o:11,t 10(1 new mcmber" Ihn"'l: h hi ~ cr. Reprne ntlll,ve Smith. and "Red" Nelson.
rort~. chiefl y in Ihe Residential. Sil:ll, lO·ylM honorll.
IS EW Jou.nal
 and C A'I V Unil,.
Rusine" Manager II IIjl:h Rlu;:lde\oChel
ha~ been e'lrcmel} hll\} \Ooilh Ihe Huild·
fn~ T raoe, Cmmdl ,.no hI!> oUlie~ as
pre"idenl of Ihal hodl
For Ihe 1'1.1'1 couple tlf monlh,. v.orli.
h,l!> been ,00I.I in our area. lIOO il i, n·
j'lC'cled 10 cunlinue Ih.11 lIa) for Ilk ne~1
..... Ieral monlh\, \ I.m) Yohl! h.ll( t-.:en
av.a) from \1 I'ele fur \.Cler,,1 leM'
h,l\c come h.ld home ,Ill\! :Ire Yoorli.inji,
1\11) Iralcler, re.loin); Ih" \h<l"lo ~',III
lir~1 bdure .:ominll.
Rcminlh:r- 1\ 11 juurl1c) nwn \00 ire men.
pid. up )Ollr l'erlific:lle In lhe til, in
\\hieh )011 hold aiken ..... Dca.Jlinc is
'i.: ptcmhe r 1(1, 1')7). I he ll\lllre"e\ lire
-Cit)' uf (lcalllll trr, I luri d ~, lI uil,linlt
Dep'lrtmcnt I '!cetric,11 J Il,pe~tion, I' 0,
Jl o.\ ·114~, C lea r-Ia ler. I lllrilla 3.15 111
(jo lirn cY llia ll fcc. $2.(H I: mll' ler\ fcc,
$.~,O() ) alld (ity of Sl. I'eter\burg. H or·
ida, 1· ledri.;,,1 In'IlCCliOIl Dep"rtmcnl.
1'.0 . Il o \ 21<42, "'1. j'cu,or,hllrJ;, j luri da
.ll731 ljourneylllan\ fcc, ~IIJ: m.I"1\'r\
fel' S2.'1).
J \,\II~ II {Oil. I'.S,
Local 309 Membe rs Wor~jng
On Famous-Barr Job
I.. U. 309. 1-:. ,!, I. 1.01 IS. II 1..- The I a·
mou,-8arr Slor(' In l ainieYo lI ei~hl' "
the hlg manPl)Yoer ;oh for Ihe Io..:al. l"he
end~d pi.:lure, ,ho\l 'tJl1K' of Ihe nK'n
doing worL for &1.:h, I k.:tri.:.
AI pre""nl, Ihe ," ..de a¥reemcnl,
Union I rectri~', Illinoi\ I'u\ler cuntra.-t~
h:lle I-occn opened for ne~oli"liun'.
Worl. rOf Ihe Yoiremen h'h impr"\ed
to Ihe point .... here Ihe .l1·hour \leel h;l,
heen dropped,
In a tra~IC :1~.:iJCllt. AI l or\(.'( \I'l~
I.illed and WillilUll (';111111 \llh wriou\l)'
Injured I\hile wurl.ill!,: fllr Ihe I. e\> ~II.W
Com pall}.
J UHN P. I (!lUNIII', !, ,!t.
Credit Union H olds Annual
Dinner-Dance Meeting
I.. Lt. 313, "II \l 1' C -I O' . Ot: 1.. lo-
cal 113 celch(;l/eJ iI' l'I('i,l~ Ihe tlMe\1
t>uildinp: Ir,,\le\ credit uniun 'pon'-l)r in
our .. laiC ,1\ ,In Annll.11 Dmner-I);tn.:c
\1c('ling reunll). to"",1 111 reader, re:-
cehed the I \\ 0 D 11341} I,'dcr;!]
Credit Union Charter in M,I) 19~1S
~I\I\ IIrulher, allcm.lcd I~ hr.1 mccl-
intt. \Oohile a ..·.II";1l:il) cr\'\OoJ of memi-cr,.
v.i\('\. 'on,. :md d'lUj:hler. ,utl:nded Ihe
I ~Ih Annl\er,an t;:ciehr;!ti,ln. All of I~
1"",1 pre"dent\, Dan O'l)onnell. ~Im
Kauffman. nOh lI unler ......Irlln Mutrllu,
ne). Franl Rin,.rdi. licn Dill. :IIlJ \IIlc
'I ~Caughan. were p,e""nt (lml hOl1ore(!.
I Jec/fh:al Worl.(.'r. of DeI,I\I"re " a
ch;lfIcr memher of Ihe Ikhlw"re (I'edll
Union I"/:;lj:ue, I he Il1o\ement i, prouII
o f our eleclritia n Brothef\. T he Dela-
w:tre Buildi ng T nHlc\ COlln.:il, the I'IPC'
fillers, O pel'll ling Fngil1eer\, (:I rpcntl'r~,
Aug"st, t973
Local 309 Members
309. E, St, 1.01.115. ilL. who Ire wo '~ lnB fOf SlIchs
ll1e .olunda. lell 10 fiShl, lI,e F. Ko ld3. R. HHI.
R, G,~y. C. T,eno., W McConnell, R. B'lIden.
Cummln •. G, A,ken., and H. Kelle •.
Ptllnnlng !lIe work III Ihe rear of Ihe ItO,e
lire 0, PrueUel, J Cummins. R A,"~"n,
J. He",,,. and Sachs' enlllnu,
•
WOfl"n!,! on Ihe p :"~I<I#I 101 "f':hlln!: a,e D.
Houk. J. Ream,,', lind G, rauahn.
1'll1mher.. <lnd Iron W(lll.cr~ h;l\e fol-
luwed the ek-Clrician, lea\ler~hlp. OIIul
nO\l ',..tln~()f Ihrir l1\1n credit uniun,.
I he) all flln,lion to '>en\: 0111 unIon
m<!lllher~hip with low-co\t 10l1l1\ an d a
plate to ~a\c IOgcl hcr.
II LNMY W. Ihx,1 MS, It M .
Wor~ in Local 317
Is Generally Good
L.U , 3 17, IIlJ "-I I"'I r. TO~'. W. VA._
Worl. in I.ocal .117 i\ gener,, 111 good
",ith one of Ih..' I;lr~""'1 po\lerholl-.c, un
lhe Amerkan I ICl'1ric !'ov.cr COml"any'l>
')\Ielll no\\ umler .:un!>lruCiion .... ,Ih ap-
pro,inhllel) 3,100 people ell1pll1)(J it;
;111 ~r,lfl\,
The local union recenll)' cUlllpit'ted
neguli'liinn, un Ihe cummcrdal line and
in,ide ll!:l"Ci.'ment .. , \Ooilh ~I cent, ;n.:rea'oC
on IhI.' line agr«,ment ,lAd 4~ tent, on
the ill\iJe ;I,greement, lIolh agreemenl\
arc hefore the C-on~truction IndlNr)
St;!hiti/,.tl()n COl1lmitlee.
'I he Ro) Nulle So.:hular,hir I unJ i,
olr in true fOfm, with a numher of I(}I.-'II
\lnI011'. Imernalion;lt Kepfc)C ntnth.: ...
and Ihe co nt rll!,:\or,' ;i\\()ciation donaling
\0 Ihe fllnd. I pe"I)I1I1I1} feel thai Ihi, i,
:1 VCt'} Il orth} ~·"",e, Ijrotf1el' N oh ..
l~or~eJ hnrd lind '[l<!nl long hOllr\ 11,)1' 1. -
inr; fur th.:: II rmhcrhuoJ.
I he 10('[11\ winter hov.ling lcaSLle
""("{II) IhI' I>cen completed, with t\lO
If'lrl. hor ..... ' \llnning lhe eh"mpion,hip.
I he I~',ml ~h;lI1)pIOn' \\ere f~r\llher Bill
Md),,,,iel ,md hi~ wife. Loi,. and
\\J\ne Bern lind hi, \life, lerr) un-
de"llInd the \h;lI11pIOn\ afe taling ;1
hreal (rom Ihe ,ummer Icllguc ;tnJ \lill
he read, 10 );U Ihi' fall. the t>o\llinJ!
hanQtlCl. tn honnr ,If Ihe eilampiun,. v.a,
held :11 Ihe ~h'h(la)- Inn. lind " !load
lime \I;h had b\ all. \1 Ihe pre\O!nl lime.
I're"dl:lll (I)dc Dcm"",) ;Uld hi!> \life.
Cri" ,lnJ , ,c:cul;\e f"'arJ memher Paul
(jill('I\(.1I1 .. nd hi\ \life, Donna. are lead-
in~ I~ ,ummer 1'U\Oolm!: leagll(' .
I he: 10""11 picnIC \liII i-c held al Cam-
Jen I';trli. on~c ,IS.lin un $alurdd), Au-
gu~t Illth If \011 ha\e any ~lIg!:e~lion~
f,lr entcrl:lIl1menl or an) eon,lrudi\e
:Id\"kc fur the f Ilterlailllllel1t COnllllillee,
feel free 10 I:on l:lcl " rnic '1 urner or
'I err)' I'mlerlun.
At Ihi, writillg, negotialions ror the
Fourth 1);'lriCI Power Agree menl Hre
~dlcdil led 10 bcgil1 in Ju ly. I understa nd
 Scholarship Donation
Bryan W,lson, ,epresen'atlve o. NECA 1$
shown p.esenll"g • $1,000 "hK~ 10' the Roy
Nolle Schol...h,p fund 10 membe., 01 Ih.
fund. left 10 "ghl are Ou,'ne.. M~n"8e'
Don 010""'50<\, loul !>15, P1I,Umoulh.
Oh,o; Mr W,,",,,; Buttn",. MenlO!;'" N"a'
Boy"e. loc~1 972. Ma"elll'. Ohio; and Ousl·
ness Menllf/e. Wllh~m "Oud" Derry. loclll
317. Hunllng'l)n. W. Va.
Presentation
At th. Annuel Ollnq_1 end Oenc" of local
348. CeIS.ry. AU... 26 membot.. 'Ke,v~
U""". p,n.. H".. b Oro,,,,,. 8. E.
"Barney'· MoH., lelt. with P... ,denl R. T
Fle<::~. who p •• unled BroTh •• MI)H>11 w,lh a
25 y"ar pIn
Retirem ent Party
OrOlher Jam.. "JIm" VlI"Voo,h,s. fo,me.
busoness man.ge. of Local 352. Lan.ing.
Moeh.. "In hOf'lO.1td al a 'eh,eme", pe,ly
Stand",•. I"fl to "Shl. a,,, fo,me' bUSIness
m"nag"'. Sam HI).aney. 0111 G".hn. af>d
EMI Wheel"., Sealed. OUlonen Manage.
Claud" Ob •• hn, Ihe hono.1td 8".11. and 10'
rnt!I butt""u m ,nae.' Ca.1 Mln"h.
Ihat th ... Fourlh Di,trid ofli.'e ;lnU the
"'Illerkan l ine lIuiluer--- h,II", e,(han~l"d
I"rol"'O",I,. I 11m ),ill I)f Ih" ,,!'lniuo Ihat
the jlOlI>er 1I11'e"menl h.!, ullilileu i'~
u ..... f\lIOf.. ~, anu ,hould I'l" ..... '.Irreu ami
Ihen lei (';Ilh 1u..':1 1 n"l:oll,II,· ;, (Onlr"d
on " ' Oil> n men I, 1 (,:.:1 ... HUC 101:;,1,
"oulu I....• hurt h) ,hi, IIHIH', hul Ih"
rnujori l~ "oulu he h... lre,1
Wit I 11.\1 C. "lllU" II I lUll , II. ' I.
"
Banq uet and Dan ce Held ; Ratification Vote
Serv ice Pins Present ed
LU. 3-18. C \I ,G \KY. AL I \ .-On
Mar.:h 161h. Ihe e:.lgar) lnil held II,
Annual BaOllU!'1 and I);m(l'. 1h" )"ar.
'red;.l IribUle II,,, paid 10 ~6 mcm"'-'r~
II lIn have 20 :Ind m ore )c;rr~ of l·un'inll·
011\ m ... mbcr,hip to Ihe IBI W. /llt,inc"
Manag"r Boh ~l eil..t ... lUU~ th" "PPllriU'
nil) III Ih:m~ Ihe'>!.' IlIcllIhcr, r,)r Iheir
'lIPPOri :Ind hell" ol"r Ihe man) )";If,,
Pin, ""re I"r"...;nlcd 10 Bfllthcr, A
\Ior,,~ch. 1/ J . RI\. II. I Molr;lt, J
Un-.c. J. Oml. W. R. "'ingdon, D. G.
II lgt! ins. and 1 Jeo'>C'n. 1~·)ear melll'
her,. and D W. Ba)oc. A. I . Ma)o, M .
J. Mu cl)on;lld. C. R IkllM)n. 0, II. ",I·
I'rl' ... hl. R. Oom\, D. 5. \\1;II"r\, G. O.
Youngt>l00d, D, I' , llro .. n. M ( ,c\-cll.
F. 0001\. A. 0 lIerut-.c. C , . Holt!;!IC,
It . S. I( ir~rn"n, R. Reid. R. J, Itedie.
J. I . Scoll . anu W. '-,. W:uri:n.
I here w... rc 16tJ meOlhcr\ an,l "ile, ill
:llI cnd:ml;"e to cnjO) a delighlfu l , mor·
g;I\ I'ord 5uppcr ;!nd an equOII1)-cnj(l);, ble Til",,, two p,cTu.es show some o f Ihe 81ml)S1
J;ml;"c. 2,000 ...,emln., of lox .. 1 353. TO'Onll). 0"1 .•
1 linder_land 11m!. ahhnu gh the u;,nc": Can .. Who vOled al Ihl loxa\"s rallll<::alll)n
lIa, onidall) uI"r;rt 1'00 \ .M . \l ar... h mee"".'
I7lh. 'lime or Ih ... memhcr, c;u-ried on
10 cclebrale 51. I'a'rie~'\ D,I) lllih :1
,ing·:l long or Iri\h -.ong,. led In I IXil l
J,ur, 0110 In,h lennr, M,Ulrice
O·Connor.
R. T. FI In... 1'1" ,.
Former Business Manag er
Honored at 'Peanut Party '
L U. 352. L\",~ I ",G. ' 11 ('1 1. J IIOll'~
··J Ull·· VaIlVoorhi\. long·lim..: I11cmher
Il lld r"nner tlll'ine" mun;lll..:r III 1 0.;<11
In. relired on April 271h. :!lll1 Ihe ,,\11,, 1
" I'c,mlll Part)" I,:" held. IlIl h nMI1)
friend" hOlh old lInd nc", IHt ... ndint!.
,\mong Iho'c honuring Jim lIel'c BtI,j·
nc" Manager (Iauuc Oberlin and for·
mer hu~ine~s 1I\;m<lga, Sa m Honle). II dl
Gruhn. F .. rl Whecl ... r. ;,od em'1 I\hni~h,
I· rom all or II', JUlI. the he'l ,.r
Ill~·~l
WILU\\! It SClI\\II' l llI l lI, I),~.
Local 353 Membership
Rejects New Contract
I_ I. 353. TOHO,,'TO. 0 ", r. \, (Jur
eon lr'olCI eXpirl"u on \pril .'Olh, ollr N,"·
J;Oliating Committc" m:..lc an all'olll ef·
fori 10 1;"0011." III" with ;10 ;.. .:eplnblc con·
tra~t bc-furc Ihe e\plr~ U;Ii".
r he conlrac t Ihe cOl1ll1llllec rl'\urneu
"'Ih on April 2f.lh ""lied for ;10 in·
er""...; of aboul 7,5', f"r "';I~h .,r1.... 0 Theu membe.,. "''1 counlOns Ihe vl)IH
lear,. T hi, .....\\ lurneu uo .... n '"') Ih ...
m"mller,hip in a r;llifkuion lole. t-ll.l
10 ~J-I. It al"P";rretJ Ih,11 Ih" m,m,·~ II.!\ \1.ln) poinl' of COfllrllon intere'l 1"1.:-
;.dcquale. ,",ul ....,me or Ihe "Iher d.m",-" ' .... een Ih... l;nileu Sl""'~ :mu (an.ld.!
;,,~ ... d for .... ere nOI Ihere, lI .... re ,It",",..cd.
On 'I a) .1rd lint! -Ilh. Ih" I iN Di,· Inl"rn,lIional Vicc Pn..,ilknl \\ 1111,IIn
Iri..:1 I) rogre~, MeellnJ; lIiI' h"lII. "ilh I ad~m.1O clo-cd the mc.:1inS h) an·
rel"re.,.:nla li le~ from Ihe Io.:al, pre-cnt. noun~inll Iha l he .. ill rel ire Ihi' r;.11. a
I h" g.ue'l 'tJC,, ~ er, "cre Inl"I'I1,I'I<"1II1 >e,lr l.h ..... d of Ihe nell election ;11 Ih"
T rell'l.r... r Harry V;"1 A r..uale .• ntl Inler· 1111 \\ ("on\cmion in K tl1l,a~ C il ).
mltionat ScCrl'Wr) Jowph D . " eellan. 5 II \ I. 1(.", 01 I. ['.S.
18 EW JOll.not

Graduation Banquet
App,.nl,C• • ~:~",:!:~.~.':~:
Clly. UIHh. ;.,. ..~,.~;,C,,:~~.~.
d"",., lPOnso,etl by NECA Ih. tBEW
front row, left 10 "eht. dr. L. Ct,,,k Cush,nfi!,
Tra'n,n~ Onacto,; Ch..,I,. H~w~'n •• ,,"dn,lIe;
and Jac~ Andfuson, Bu.. nen M"nnHa' Blick
'ow, K..th Nelson, ,.;od"a,,: Oon S. hU,
ManBp:er, 1"le'mO""'a," Chupte., NECA;
R,Ch",d P"H. 8'/111" .. ,,; SI"nley E_ Thon'p50n.
lnl"",,,"OnBI Vic. Pr ••• d."t; and Cha"e. I.
B"rr .. 11. Pr",.dent, NECA.
1.611 to flRtll, Ch .... t•• I 8 .... ,11, NECA P".,·
d"nt; K.,lh N.ll.On. B,Hulll.; .nd SI .. "I~ [..
Ttlompson, IVP
l.eh 10 "rohl, M, •. Calv,,, R~mpto", Cowemo,
Catv,,, RamPIOn, .. nd Bu5"'lIn M.n~8" Jack
And,'lon
NECA-IBEW Graduation,
Dinn er Held for Apprentices
1..11, -'5" . SM .T LAKE ("I I " , (flA il
- ,\ nOlh<!r }'~nr tH" mtlc,1 h}, ;tnLl l ocal
.<5.1 he ld ul1l)lh~r gl'miLlUlion fur appI"I.'n·
Ik~ llin: m~l1. I hi~ <!I('nt i, 'Jl,)n"l)l"~ d
Augu$!, 197J
c;lc h }ear by Ihe N,Hlumri I 1c~lri"LI
Contractors A~,oci;Hion and Ihl.' 1111 W.
Thi5 one \I;lS held ;,1 Ih~ Unl\<!r.ilv
C lu t- IIhere II 'I~JJ..-Iot-"I~r dmner, Ihe
5pcei,Liily of Ihe hOIl"':_ 10..1 .. '<!ned
/.Iu,ine" \. un:lger Jael \n,ler,on 10.;"
Ihe rna,ler of l"Crernoni<!~. 1k intfudll~e,1
Ihe member~ uf Ill< Joint Apprcmlu~,hIJl
anu Training C"mFllllle~. IO.hu ,Ii<.l " IUk:
job of pUlling Ihe: t-;,nquet t\leelher: Ihe
conlr"~I"r.; t-Iuldillg trau," ,llh.;,;,"- tn·
"rll';IOI"'I, (h;trle, Uerrell. l'rc,,<.I,'nl.
l'; 1 ( \: ,lilt! "I"nl... ) F. -I homp"Jti, \ ,.;e
J>r... ",lcm "I Ih ... I ighlh l),'lrtd \\ ..
"ere c'po:~wll~ h,LPP) III [,,"c lO.ilh II'
our ""n (all in R;tFllJlwn, (")I~,n", <I'
Ihc ~1,'le of Uah
I he three m"in ~pca~el\ or Ihc elc-
nmg lIelC (,~)\'<!rnur Ralllpl"n. \ ,~c
"fe,i,knl I h,HlIp,"n, ;lnd N I ( \ I', ...,i-
dent Ikm.:IL \11 Ihrel.' elllllh,l'I/e:<.I III Ih.'
<Ipl'r... nli,:" Ihc itllJl<.lrt;Ln~e "f the,r "P'
prent,ce traloing "n<.l Ihe r"ll thul Ihe)
h;1l1 11.';'fned ;1 ",dul Ir.,de, "lIl1CIIIlI111
Ihal no une lllUld tille 'I\la} fwm Ihem,
'>OFll~lhtnc "ll)r~ ..... Olre Ih;m Fllun~1 tn "
b,:ml.
\Ie'" l'r....,dl'l1I 1 hUlllp"un and ' I ( "
Pre.idenl Ikrrell pre'oCnlcd ,hplum,,, 10
Ihe hunore.1 nJ<.IlJ;tle,. (h"rle. 1I"",lin,.
...... nh 'cl-.on, .Iml RilharJ I'ulr
Danling f"II.llO.eu Ihe ,'cr... mony_
TIt .. 'I,,, \.\,. ilL""1 ,Itt.., I'.s.
Old-Timers Dinner
•
The ll!ld,n Au.illI"y of loelll 351. La.
Ve",a,. Nev, ,ecen tl y 5ponso,e,1 en old-
time,5 dinner fo, ,el,,&<1 IB EW ",,,nbe •• or
the ",.a. He,e. P,es,elen t Eve O",dnl', .I~"d­
'ng. welcomes old t,mer5. 3S Nancy f llher,
left, lind LAlla Edmonson loo~ on,
Ladi es Auxiliary Holds
Old-Time rs Dinner
I.. U, 357. I. \5 ' t:C \S, :"rOE\ ,_Out
1,11:;11 " hkw.:d \lllh lIl,tnl lin ... IIlcrnl'<.'r.
,tml ,t I adic' ALJ\jli"r) IO.ho It''le u,)·
n;lIed lIlu,'h (If Ihe,r lime: ;oml ~lIag,~,
,.'r) un",lll-hl}, thi. month_ I halc
t>.:en ;"lcd III puhlid) Ihanl. ;, Ie" l.f
Ihew peuple,
IhI.' I"utc\ Au,ihar~_ unu,'r lh,' di'e.;·
lIun of II, pfc.iden .. I Ie Gardna, IC-
lcnll} 'f"Ilm".re.1 ,In old-lim,'r, dioner
fllr all III Ihe I'elil'ed IBI \\ m,'mN:r, in
Ihe <lrc;, \11 of Ihe I"uic, did" IlunJer-
ful j.lt- prcp"nng the m,~;d \\ ilh all the
Intlmtm~',
!\IlIn} of the oJ.l-liJ1lcr~
in ,111~nu,ml"
"re l,a.1 IInkc". ,,11 halt' etllllrit--
,11111
uled tnlu:h hi Ih ... hcl1t'rt11~nl IIf our
local. \11~1' ! tl\. p.",I1re,id~nl ;\I\d lin-
;Hlli;\1 wn"';,r} :!nu IIl1r onl~ Iiltng
~h;trtl.'r mcmhcr. 10.,1' lhere :rnu II,,,
grecl~d h) e'er) I.... Kl).
I hr~e mernhc" from ,wr \.:,inh;nall"1.'
l'otl rCt,;enll, .I.mateU Iheir lime .lnd
~~Il'" lu ;t nonprulil nrl!.lnil;tlitln enli,
tied" \n,J1l;,! Adoplion,_ Ilu." HrUlh<!f"'.
Itllh lung, \lIell 01;.". and "'I'noc:lh
Dun1;)I', l"ln): nlillcrial\ uooall'd t-)
Uril:,n ! k~:lr". ;lnJ \ (,I!,h \ aliI.'} I Ie,',
tri~. v.orLcd .rppru,im.rtel~ !U houl"'l
c .• .-h I" 'IIlPT\l\C the f;h:ilitie~ for Ihi,
Happy Helpers
I'i~nneth Ourd op, 1IIIt, ~nd Bob long. "'em •
be'~ of Ihl M"lnllnancl Unit, donated Ihel,
l ime :!!Ind s~,II. 10 Improving An,mal AdOP'
Ilon$, Ud. fae,lItlu_
"
do-it-)uur..clr 'Inimal d m i!;.
T w. the flew CI,lrl. Counl) Commu-
nil) (oIlI'S\! h:., been Ihe "enrra.:tor of
'>CIl'ral 1hou ...... ml nmn -hour, dona1ed by
IS other IIII· W IIK'mt>c" It ru1her, Joe
JOrll)al.. Henry Jacel.. D Oli \k Dcrmou.
Franl. Clrdamone. UIII ltulT. J\JC ( ,.I)-
nor. I ,ul Sheff. Don Drud.er. Cui
J, lhn\hlll. J ;I) M llll1f",J. Uuel h.hn .... '".
Pl'te C"le, Amhro..e leelc) Hob tl e ..... h.
amI Bill "'IHfT"rd h:II': 'rel1l IIcclelllh
and uther .II ailahlc d;\~, .:ompleld ) rc-
"""pi n1: Ihe eollej!e\ dcellic'l l ')'I.:m.
I he) uwd maleri,,1 furni,hed hI lhe
eollege .tnd ,ome equll'mcnl tourrollcd
(rum \\I \;lnel' I leelne 11) iml,11I I'ropo.:r
cla"r","", "mel'. and p.,rl.lIll! 101 lichl-
ing. :1' IIdi ,I' uir eOlldillUllLnj! al Ihe
eollq:1' \\ Ilhulit Ihe ",,,.:II1..hl1l''' ,If
thew 1111'11. In llch ul Ih.: "urI. .:ould nUl
ha'e heen d.)I)e. ami nWIl) re,iliel)l, of
Ihe ':o mmlo)il y II'liuld nOi h:l\e I..:en
al"e lu furlher Ihdr edll~"li()n
II j, ' ...C;IU..... of mellll..:", ilnd Ili,~" of
illemher, "hu j!i,e IIf Ihelr h me Itl 1I~lr­
th> pruJ'l'lh Ihat the 1111 \\ i, one of tho.:
mU"1 re'jlCeled ullIon' III Ihe tountr)
r h,lIl~ )"" ;1j!.lin fOI helping u, :tli 10
he I'fUud of Ihe lUI W,
M." I I. I'~,IO'. I'."
Annual Clambake Scheduled;
Line Work Picking Up
L.l'. 3511, l'EItI'lI \\llIln . ' J.- Our
·\nnu,,1 (hunbal.o.: "'111 l>c held on Au·
J:I",I .llh al Ihe \\ IIlhel,1 Inn. BlUlher,
\rl "~nneJ~ and 111 11 (lall'>Cn :Ire in
ehllr~~ of .\rran),.'Cnle nh,
Ct)nlracl nq:O!l:I\lon, :, re 'Iill 1!,'in~
o n ;11 Ihe lime of Ih" "'flllilg. "'llh ",me
di ITcr~ne~, ,I ill 10 tx- in"'e,1 tllIl.
Our apprentice, h,IIC ""I ,,,mpleleJ
an .ldl;lII<;ed fir,1 ,lid e"u"'e. W lumpl~
IIilh Iho.: O"'IIA reqtlllelllcnh, \ 11 .11"
prenllce, .... ho complete,1 >hl~ e\1r:1
cOllr ..... dc,eflo.: a 1010.: o( Ih:IIl~ '.
(J ne of ollr c urren! pr"Jc':" i, 1111111,·
"id. '\'llIllre. :t nell ,,,.)pping nUlIl 00
ROIII C III In 1';1\1 Il rtln''>Iie ~ . Wh ile a
,(lcce"f,,1 gr.tml OI)Cnintl '>la, h~IJ. nlll
1111 III<: ,lore' arc cumplc l~'1. I h.: I'i~­
IUh~' ~u"n lillcd , 1m'" ,om.: I, f 1'"1'
Bfulhcr, pulling Ihe fini,hlllg It,u~ho:, on
the 0);111
I me ... or~ h;" rided "I' in om .Irea.
\lilh ,I new IlIIe (r("" Ihe "tern ( .ellcr.
alln~ \I lilion under "al 1'1'0101:1
I;fl)II I". hO"elo:r, h:lle hel,1 "I' line \\01'1..
in ....,me 1'1,1<;1.'\.
Business Manage r Reports
On Construction ConferenCe}
L. I . 367, ": ,\,S·IOi'rro . 1'\ ._ ,\ 1 I)(lr 1,1"
me mt..: ..... hip meelin g. II I1,inc,", [lll"!:,ger
CIII" g:' lo.: a Ien!:lh) rell'Ort on Ilw Con
,lru.. ri(lII ConferelKe ... hkh ho: ;LllellJed
in \ \ ",hinglon, D C
rhe ,tor) he rold ... ," 001 a 1'1c,I'lIIu
o nc. I-Ie eiled 'Il-.c :,fler Cll'>C III ... hidl
the Upell , hilI' mO lelllCll1 i<, ;IIIenll'hng
..
to dl',lor )' I". II c IIr1:cd e,lc h an d e'Cf)
Shopping Mall Job First Annual
Dinner- Dance
~:;:,~;',~:~~;:~i~::f:~:':~K~~'~'~II:), lIeld 'IS f,~
~
He"e. Inlem"l,ona l
Brothers I McDonough. 181t. ar>d Tom . lell. discunes
Moran. memi>e.s of Local 3~8. P.rth I'Imboy. BU5;nen Man
N.J .• <Ire shown Ins laliing mercu,y .... pO . cenler. end PreSident
.,051 IIghta at Bru".wlck SqlfMC SIIOPl)in ll
M ~ II
Inl8mal,onlll Rep.esenu" .... e Joseph Sp".ks
'8ads II•• in"'OC"loon, Shown "and.ng III IIIIt
II .... lable .'01 P.esi""'l11 Walle. JOlnWI ..... cz
Nortllampton County O,$lf!CI I'IlIorne)' Cha.les
Spaz.an •. tntemat,onal Rep'e...,nlah~e Sp;l,ks.
B"s",.n Man_.er I'Ind.ew A. Cu~o. ar>d In
lernal.onal V.ce Pres,denl 1'1. R. J ohnloOn,
L. "JI
JOCI PII,U,.,s PUI """III"R
canopy ""III.nll a l B,unsw,e k Squa,e
lIIelllOcr tn do '001111' \0I11·warehinJ:l ro.:·
.sarding I'rQojlldil il). \\nr~ '1UI'p"~e'.
pelt) 8riel .. n~·c'. ,I lid featherbcddlnl' li e
;ll1nmlll~<.'d th"l he h,,' ,rrr:tn\:eJ Il)r
forelll:ln ...:mln"", thnlllgh 1\ 1 (A li e
:1]..0 'll'O~e 0 11 Ihe Uf1:Cnl need 10 m'J:I,I-
ni!.c Ihe I'e,ide mial tielJ :tnu Ihe CA I V
field :,nll \\llrlled of Ojl':l1 , hop ,,':Iil II)'
in elery , laiC.
lIrolhe r,. I'e ~(lll e.I' iI ) bl;lIue Ihe
eontr:,dor, (or Oltt jlrc,l i~"lIIefll. .lIld BUSlnltss Man.ger CUYo. lelt.
IhI! ) In lurn can "hlillC 11'_ 11 111 Icl\ r..~e ptese"IS. on behalf local. a g,It 10
f;le" \I.e NI h 11111,1 ,lr'lil!hlel1 oUI (JIlr Mrs. Robe" J, SchOllfe •• wodow of the loc ....
lale busIness man •• e.
0"'" hUI1-.c if ... o.: arc 10 ,unile.
AnJ I IIrge )OU II' I">C.lr Ihi, ("d in
minu. If Ihe \ln iun conlr.lelOr doo:, nOI
,1<1> eompeli li, c. he ... iII etlher !!" uUI
o f bll,inc" or go "PC" ,1101' I ilher "at.
\'C ,1:Ind 10 10...., CHr) Ihin!! IH ;tnu ollr
prcdeee'....,r~ (...III!!hl for
Sol), Ie!', :III pull IUJ:lcthcr and 1,II.e Ihe
;uJII.:e ... hlch ",a~ ra,....,d ,.n to II, IrOIll
" ,l~hin81,m ", ...:riou,l) ", II ".1' gllcn.
And '''I'porl CO l''''
Our "x:d held ii, I IT,I \ 111111<11 D ln-
ner-Janee ro.:.:enll). AtlI'lIll,: Iho .......... "Ie.! 10 Ille m"S'~
:It Ihe he.uj [able "ae W:tller Jall.,...l-
Wil·l. . I 01:,. 1 .167 I' re,idell!; ( h:trle, "',,;t- ero.:nJ Nl'c l): J udge Kic h:tnl (,rillo. Nur-
zi:lt1i. Nunh,lI11 pIOn (nllnl~ 1)"lri<;1 /\1 -
IOrl1<:): IlI1crll'lliun,,1 Keprcwtualile Iharnpwil l) i'lri~1 C()UIlI~ Court; ('I"~I
J lN:ph Sp;,r~,: AllIlre" \ ("",. 1 ,11.::11 Smilh. relired hu"i ne,s m " nagcr of I IIt"L
)67 Il u,illc,~ Man:lger; Inlern""oll.l l 3S0 :ll1d I're,ii.lenl hncrilu, of Ihe I'elln·
Vice i're, iltcnt A. R John"'n ; Inlen l,, - ,yhania Ih l\ines~ M\lnal:!c~ A,~i a l ion:
Roben Mclnl ~ re, TreU,Ufer. I'enn~~ 1-
lion,.1 Rcpre-.c nlal i-c 'I ed (l IO\C te) ; Itel-
IBEW Jo ufnal
lam,t A I I ·C IO; :mtl Im ... maltona1 Kc:p-
re-;c:nl:lltl< Gr.lnE Tale.
I)urint; lhe elcning. lJusine~ \ l an,l~r
A nd rcw. u n Ileh:llf of [hI.' local, pre-
-cnlc" a ~j(t .0 Mr,,_ Kollerl J_ Schairer.
\>,ido\>, of our laIc: hu~ine,>!> manaECr.
RlJf,,>' L I. G. 81 "'III, P.s.
Jaycee Awardee
atolh~t Belnie FOtnnrolto. memlMlt 01 local
400. A~bury Par... N.J .• f'ght. ,5 shown be.,,!!
pr~unred w,rh a Jaycee Inre.national Sena
IOt51lip /rom Ihe Btoek Township Jaycees by
Mr. Runyon of Chicago.
Compute' _ ......_
(,
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Local 400', comp"Ie, ,s in full ope'~I,on.
Here. Ma,y Gorman. of Ih~ olt,ee, deOlon
Siratu Ih' compuler fo, Bus,n, .. Manas.,
Jim G,.l1on and AI We51.
Work Situation Not Good;
Computer in Full Operation
L.U • .lUll. AS llllKY I' \ Itt.:. "I .J .- I ir~1.
I h,lle a report "n Ihe "{'I'l ,il"<l lil)n,
which l,n'l ~I)<)d. I hi, i, IMI'II) d uo.' hI
Ihe \li llilullic, ,Jlhcr nafl_ in "ur ICH i-
lOr) ,lTe ha'in~ lIith th"ir n"lloll"liun"
"hkh h.l\c ,1,1111.'11 "OI'~ ,0n'I,ler'lhl.
AI",. Ih" 1;'11.',1 inf"nll:'lh)J1 fnom Jju,i-
ne', M:m,,!!er Jim (ir:l\lon "n Ihe Il,'\>'
OpCcr (rcc). I'u\>,er PI"nl i, 111,,1 Ill.:
projeet I' ,Iill I'ro:ln~ 1I,,1d 11(1 h) C:\t,lt.I~l­
l1,1 pr,'hl~'nh
Condulellec, "re e,lende" :U Ihe f:lIl1i-
Ii..., uf Hrulh..·r, Mi). ... T ~m ... ').o ~nd I e,
e\>,nloln ,In Ihe p,I"Ir1~ of III ... " mUlh -
e ..... _
Nul'., on the JI~ilh::r ~i.le. AI our 1,.-,
meetinJ!, l'r.:,j.lcnt I UIJI Ori'~·o ll ~;IH' "
repurl - -from In{"TIIMlion J!;l1ilereu (rum
nl"lI) "f nur m ... mh... r..--J .... lling .. ith the
,1h,;"J\;lIll"lle, nf nllr Illue ')hi ... 1.1 "o,,,r-
aJ!\! :tm! Ih\! ,,1I\lull:lge, nf fX>"ible
,\ ,'lnil I:uler:lj!e J h,' rnkJ} Ihcn lo)I.'U hI
nhillin A.:II1" <:'l, ... r" b'" "jlh our ""Ibre
(lian.
I/ o", ,lhotH ;I lill l" (."r"dil fur Brolher
G:lry Wtl rl hle), I 0<:;11 .. (1) ph')Wllral'her,
Augu .. , 1913
for hl\ e\cellerll picture, Ihc">C la~1 ftw
mon lhs.
Here's an aehie\Cm.:nl "'ell "orlh
menlioning. BrOlher U... rnie l orl1arollo
"'~, r.:eel1ll) pre: ..... nletl "'lIh a }"}c"": 111-
lernallnn:11 Sendluhhl(l .rom the: Hr,,).
To" n'hip Ja)"ec,_ Ikrllie 1\ 01M.' of
15.000 in Ihe IImld III rc"ellC Ihl'
aw..rd ,ince 192(1. I hi, i, lhe high.:"
a .. anJ a Ja}cce ~;m I\'<:Clle, "nt.! "1111 I'
r;oe, d life Illcml'ro:r,h,p
No\>" for }\lll r.lilnMu fan, Itr"lh ... r,
Boh ;lnd o-car lI elbi!! r ('llh.:1' lint.! ..un I
halC quile tI fe" ' ... ur, h... t\>,·: ... n Ihcm in
de"lint; "ilh cl ... dric Irain, rhe~ ha,e
com plel ... ..ch ,1.1l1r1~ ," ."r ""d ;0'
1911). I hc)' 'IU"~ IJI("II) IIilll I ionl'l.
h 'c'. lind Amcri"'llil I her I h... ) lradc,
buy . ....:11. and 1:11). Ir;lin, "Ilh :In)UflC
'1 he-c feUu", e'<:n hand .. II1d Ih ... ir u" n
mOlor, ,'nil an11:1III(e'.
W.:1I, uur compuler i\ Ih'W in f\lll up-
er:llum A,..... ur.lin!! In \I Ir) (ion.,.,Il.
lIur !!,.I I·rida). " m.m C,1I1 timl UUI in "
m"llcr IIf "'elllld, Ih ... full,I"ln!! Inl"nn,, -
liun- tOlal CHnJlIlJ!' fUf le<ll': 1,IIa i nUIII-
ho:r of hnur\ fm roen,ion ,In,1 ", ... lIare ... li-
gloillll, ,mhlunl In '''1:,,11011 .u:,·oun,
"II.:, (I'"t.! 10 t.!OIt ... : ''''''''01:nl, p;li,,1 10
dale; li,1 uf elJl1I1~I c\or_ he 11:1' IIor). ... d
for; ,Ill" an) \>'ee~, he di,t nol \>,or)._ \1
Ihe en" IIf e;u:h )C:.H. ea..:h l1Ian \>'ill I'C
h~ueJ .I \1"II'I1ICnl l"lin~ ,,11 nlonie, p,ut.!
inlo Ihe 101.<11 ,m,1 the .111:11 tlf hour\
IIl.r).cd,
ti mlhel"l, tlltn). u, ... r Ih" en ... rJ!~ en",;
il i, ...:riOl". Our ",",tern ..... " ..... '.;mj h,h
Illr~:ld) hee" .... :'rnI'J of .... )IIlInll hr.,\>,n-
0"" ;tnd IXh.,ihle hI.ll)..IiII,. lIul lie ,lie
hdng held "ae~ frlllll l' IIt1,lInll ne ... ,led
(IO\>, ... r plllnl~ "".... au..: IIf (I..,I,II ... all)-II1I1I1-
cr1<:ed ..... IIIUlli,I'.
J'hl I'll \1. 1101, I',S.
Negotiations Completed;
Insurance Carri ar Changed
L.U. oIU 5. CEil \,I( I(AI'IUS. IA.- Ou
Jllne 1\1. our nClltJltal l"lh " ... re ,'11111-
,,!.:tet.!, hili " ... lire ,1111 .'\>,"Iunl; lin,, 1 a(l'
prOI;11 fr.11II W",hinllitJll. O n al 1e",1
line l1"I"ili,,, nule. Ihi, i, Ihe 'ir,1 lillie ill
lear, \>'1' h", ... 11<,1 ha,l III J;1l lu lhe
~·oluncil.
" he ne\>, ":1In1I"el p"o'ld~, II ";~ -,· ... nl
P,'l).,lge \>'llh \(1 eenl, (111 ,c"le " n" 15
cem, It> Ih(' H""llh "lit! Wdf;lTe J und o
f hi, .. ill hrinll Ihe ,.,UrnClllUn "':ale It>
<;'L!5 lI o\>, ... , ... r . .,ome I.........:, " ... re ,,,I·
fered III lh,lI Ihe .Ipl'r..·nll...... ' mu,1 la). ... a
cut uf h'e L.... nt' ref h,,"r in ... "cll uf Ih~
fir-I (nur (,(ri".. I,. ,,~t.! II ... 1t"1 Ihe ... dl!.:
on .... mlC wllrd 1:11.1111,'<' III ,'Ih ... r "r(,,(;
\>'twr,"I' t-r.:fl'r.... 1\>,,, Itl ... " \>,,'r,' r,·qUlr ... d
lin lIur). o'er ~tI feel hlllh , Ihe hllure
ha, heen "han!,!..." lu ";U f... el.
I h.. Health .",,1 \\c:lf;lrc Joint (om-
millee h." eh3nll.:,1 Ihe tn"lI~n ...: "'Irner.
1 h... "'"mmUI~-e h", ".cen f"cell \>'illt
'l>llle pl'tlhlcm' ,Iu" Itl Ihe ,·"",1;01111)-,,,-
Inr; CI"I, and "",IIle e\p~I'I"nc", filCh"'"~
"hKh. ''',lUrall). ;tlc h"mle,1 on ,Io .... n.
\\hlle ou r ":'JlCr'I!!C ila, h"en ~\celJem
in Ih: P"'!. Ih ... 'CJl<Jrt \>,mild inJlcale
,urlle IIl1l'ru, ... mcnl h... re. ,1\ 11.:11 '" a
(IO\,,"le -olu\lon 10 O1hl'r prohlem arl',l"
r here '>Ccm, 10 he ~me ..hlrcren~e uf
u(ltnlun alllon~ Ihe lIlemher'hip. hili \>,c
).nu\>, Ih!!1 Ollr repre....:mal"e~ h,l'e
\>,or).ed ,-un'l:ic:n.iollsl) to \Cr,.: Ullr Ill ·
ler~"e-. II i, uini.:uh. if nul ,mp''''\lhlc,
10 1'1"'11'1: c'cr)onc; <;0, lel\ hope II
\>'o'~, 0111 11 ... 11.
I he l() "~111' on lIur (I".,h ...,,;).,
"111""111' to -.omelhing Ie'" Ihan fllllr per
ccnl '),nce lhe P;!) th~~·). I~ "h.,1 Yoe
P") Ihe hlJh \>'Ilh. ~.Y; 1I"",n'l I"IJ~
toO Im(lre"t\c :l llln!!,it.! ... Ihl' I:! 111 I~
rer ,'~m In,rC;J"": in Ih ... ell,1 Ilf hlin~. Il*"
Yoh ... 'eler Ih," ha;ure h;lp(ICn~ III he un :1
gilen .1,1). We "ill c;m'l (Ilrgd Ihe ...~
eene- ",e ",crc Ni,\/lIlet! 11111 uf :11 11"," he -
ginllllll!: of Ih ... "'*j!C free/e. ell-n tllllugh
Ih.1I r"he w,,, in II )l'ar',1I1d-on~-h;1lf-1I1d
conlrac. "I Ill<' lime. If lie ~·'1I1 IlJII, t,'r
li p Ih,' \piril 10 ,lIn'I\·e Ih" p"",,,1 of
lime. Ihe Irlllh wi lt come IIUI ... nd ,I "ill
he ,)h'ioll\ Ih<ll Ihe rich 'Iring puller,.
nlll '" n'''I)' lillie "or~ing m... n, ar ... n~·
"rin!! Ihe (lrohlell'"
On the loclil .,...... ne. ,c'cr,,1 Brulher,
arc h,lllI1it IOIIT' in Ihe ho-PII 'I I- ·blll).cn
hooc', ,urger), de.. \>, Ilh Illl.''i dOln~
\>,ell no"', Brulh... r, J:,d Dllnn :,nd \\1."
KO(ICd) hale ha,1 a Illllre ..... 'er.: h.l\lle
011 Iheir Imnd" 1>111 Ihe) "': Pili up Ih ...
gOlkJ figlu ,,"d .. ,II \>'in OUI.
We reporl "llh -orro\>' Ihe Ill'>' t.lf "Olc
of ollr old-lime Brother" ~r.e). Rudd.
I,l'l mllnlh Brolhcr Rut.!d wtJr).ctl m:ltl)
)~'lr- fur Cet.!ar K:lpiJ~ 1 1c"lrie ("om-
pan), alit.! Ihl' (la,1 cou,1e O( )C.II' h...
"'J' \>'lIr).IIlI; \>,I\h lhe :Ii,1 t.lf ,I I'''n''
nlll~er ill Ihe 1)111,ne Arnold "lid... ,,, I n-
... r~) I'o\>,erholl"": projc"'l .11 p,dll. IUII,I
Our "neerc '~IlJI'''lhy ",,11 (I(;r'e" "r...
\>,;Ih h" !.J\et.! un ... ,.11 Ihi\ lime,
We m:.) n"l he up 10 .111 til.: ill(" .Iml
f""'I' on retirec, :11 pre",nl. hill IIC ~tlU\l
Ih;11 Ihulhcr Wll}lle R m~cr ... h.. 'llCl1l
111:111) ,I )e:1f al Ill ... Collin, Ibdio PI.1II1
\Ii lh ,\I lIn,on I lcclric. h,,' la~ ... n oil ftl l
""I1l) I IUl'ld:1. I 111\11'1 ~ 1It)\\ ttlr 'lIT" If
llt i, j, " I"elirellll'nt or jll,! :0 lon~ I.'~:I­
II''''. bUi ",,:111 \>,;.,h h im \>'cll.
Jo,,1'0 R. "' 1"'(,. I'.::'.
Local 414 El ection Held;
Work ers Commended
L.U, .II";. I.. \ " CASTEH . I' \ ,-Ollr
.:1",lion "a, hclt.! un JUII ... }tlh I hc
olh..: ... " eko:\(',1 ;Ire I' rl'"..km Ic'ler
<-irtllJ,t, \ice Pre~illenl Hc:nr) \\i"l1cr ,
R C~lIr"ln~ 'J.cael:lT) \\"II.:r I ,,, ... nl
Tr... """·... r <- IMl'nc(' S\>,ifl. "n" II'hlll<'''
\ 1,III"ecr- 1 in.Ilh.·",1 S.:cr;:t.lf} \\ 1111.1111
U.. n,I'_
Ihe I ''''CIIII'e lIffi"ird rneml'l: ... ,Ir~
AlllllulI) ,\ lIen. J U'iCph Ihili. I hilT)
He", \r .. \\ illi'lI11 Oa)." 'kkJ, Ka)mUlIlI
!)Ielen-on_ ant.! I C'lcr IlIrncr. "nJ th"
1-""l1inl1l~ I~l;inl mcmher, ,Ir.: R ... holTtl
(ir,",,·r. \\'tlher "'lIne. ,md l .lIr!) D""c- _
CunJ,tralUl,Ihon, lire ('~I.:nuet.! III Ihe
clec\ed otlka,
1111\1111''' \I;,n.,~ ... r William DtJllh re·
cci\ed leller, uf eOO1l1lenJalion Ilulll
ArllJ' trong 1· I..,ur D ivisiu" .lI1d 1-1&1-1
r-.t:. r, Corponlt\un. Ihanking Ihe cl ... elri·
"
d:tn~ who "'orked on the,e pruje':h fur
their e~cellenl lll,:ffurm anee. I he'e jun,
.... ere hoth under Ihe \lIpcllhlon uf
Ri gg' D I\ller. Nice going. fdlo"". Your
loc:!' Brother, al-.o e\II:1II1 their th .. nk~
10 )011 for a JOIl "ell done.
I he ne'" :u.lliiullll tu Ihe O'leop<llhie
H u~pil:11 i, prugre"ins on 'eh ... ;.IIII .... I llI,:
)Iel:l h.. \ heen erecled. ,!llll the declri·
ei;tn, :Ire ,)11 Ihe ,uh with Harr) lI e~' lI\
seller:I' fOrell1<111
Remcmher Ollr Brolher. on the ~ick
li~1. I hey ;lfC l enny Morl!;lIl. Johll
Schnell. lind Jllll CfO".
~ I celing, life ,1111 heM on the llhl I I I
day of the month.
., 0'1, AI I, 'I . I'.~
Good Relation s
DO" Schlobaum. lo."m"". ""pec rl Ihe la l t
.ail of the Pe. to nlll R~pld 1 •.1" • •1 tpRT),
Mo.ganlo .... n. W Va . the co nltr"Chon 01 the
PR1. th" ,,,. , of ;1 . ~jnd. 'I II !rne " ... mple
01 Coope.,'ron IHIt.... " n m:<nallen.e"l . Boerng
Co(po,allon. ,,,.d Inbo.- Loc .l l 42!>. Fa.,mont .
W. Va. and rna mbor .. of o'"e. roc.,I .,
Work Remains Fairly Stable
For Loc al 425
L.U. 425. FA l n ,\ IO"lI . \\ . \ \ .- lhe
\\ork "llIaliun here '~'em' 10 he fellwin-
ing f:drly \I!lhle. With lhl' , 1I,wdo'" n of
Ihe (t';ln,il \)\lell1 in 'lul'j.·llnlH"'l1. lIe
h:,,1 it 'lIwll lellloJcling luI' 10 l'le"k III
H . •\IHflin l'u ..... e!lw\l'>C. in .:unjlln<.:ti()n
,lilh a "lllpping (CIIICI'. III 1;I~e lip the
,lack in \lurk fur (1111' nlell\hcl\.
T he Negolialing (1lilHIHtlee 1\ \lUI k·
ing hl,rd 10 If) hi fe;l(h a fnll aO!'<':<':I11~nl
ullhille Ihe Cotln~il I.n Inuu,u·i.iI k-'Ia -
lion,. 1'111 it ilpP,,'af, :I!I.lin Ih'll NI ( \
.md il\ rcprc..el11ull\e, al'e nUl kepI
"\lare of <':1111111111,,1 rj,mg eO\l~ .. lid h.II":
lay ,i lKercl) 'lIg~c\l\:d I\e 1;lke 1'>.'<.:1..-
\lliid \tcp' in,lc;1I1 of rfllO!l'c"jle 'Iep~ .
A, \Ie "II know_ Ihe e1celrklll indu'lry
1\ \llle uf Ihe 111,1'11 11f1)grc"IIe ;111<1 alllu-
enl <':faf" We ,.re clinlil11l.llI) h'lf." ..... U
and 1'<lllgercd 10 lutlk h"d .lIld re~e\le
in\le;ld of lifO'" ing_
If "'e <':011111 rccall Ihe I,mll"" ur Ih..::
nWI1} 11I00n,hlll\ ll11d ,"I.,m •• hlle,.
ma}he "'e <':1111111 gCl h"d h) Ihe hllr~e
:111,1 hllJlI,:) and Ihe kerll\Cne lamp';
thel'dlf"e. Ihcr~ wo1I1,1 he 1111 need fur
eleelridllll\ and nil nee,l 1'''1 Ihe 1>:I<.:k-
w,l1 ..1 ;lItillille o f N I C,\ vr 11\ leprcwnt-
llll\e,. I CI 11\ all look for wanl :111,1 pWI!-
I'e" loselher.
Ou r Annllal Han(jilci Ilill hc hcid at
"
the L. lkel'iew COlllllr)' Club on Augu,1
Ullh. I-lope }OU will all be Ih~fe. II is
al"'a}, a I,:!'a nd affair .
-, he loc;11 ,ponSIJred a 00\1 ling leUIII
lhi\ }ear. I don', knuw ,my of Ihe I'C'
'1I1t~. Of .... ho Ihe panieipilnl\ "'ere
I \I"~ J1lad 10 ~e Ihe ""'ar h" ..... e ...
IIbke Judy. al the 1<1,1 IIniun lIIeeling,
f~clinJl fine. Hlllkc had a lef) '>Crit)lI~
lIIIIO lIe.:i"cnl ..... Ieral monlh, aso
John 1';l\elko i, reeupcr"ling ;II hOIll<.'.
:Ind Henry H:IIc. ~r_. " home after .uf-
fcring ;I hcarl 1I11'ld. r hope )\111 J1entk-
men continllc 10 intprole.
1\' }OU knoll'. Ihe ~pl'lng J1uhb1cr ......1-
\1,111 i, o\er. hilt Ihe ,Iorie, Me ,till
going 011. Gohhle. gohhle~ I here i~ on~
tenllcm:tn of local WO. (1:llk~I'"I1;.
We,1 Vir,1,1inill. lI.::n $n}der. ,,1111 i, (jllile
1I \lool,l\lI1:on Ix:,id.::, heing iI wemillgl}-
alilhentic:,led ,!Ory leller. "!l'J1" Bcn g.)l
hi, ~pril1g ,1,1ohblcr. hUI rlc:I'':: h,"<.' l\el1
1.::\1 }IHI how Ihe hinl aew!!lI} \I"lked IIJl
10 hilll and picked the ~(>l1l he Imd
drul'P!:<,J. Slire \la, ,ome g"hhilor. Ikn i,
alf.::eliun;llcly kno\\ n a\ "Gohhkr."
I wa, ,(lrr~ 10 hC:lf "hulil Ihe pa"in~
of John I') Ie's falha. Our conuol.::n,c,
go \)ul to Ihe here:"cd famil) ,
Unlillhe ne.\llime. \\ulk ,,,fel).
01\1111 ~ T . 10.1«(';11. I'..,
Apprentice School
L • I j ellble. hUlh \)·tllhclie lIlld le;lll,eo''::feu,
iii l~'-:r..!.
Since lIIe <jecloc.11'on 0 1 tlo~ lIe~,~,:;;c~,:",~,~,
EleCI"cal App.enl<ce School. above. ,n 196/.
Local <1 28. Bake'sheld. Cali f .• h ... , condu c hld
,OUfneyman classes .. lmO~1 we<lklv
LeU 10 "sht a(e a,otht.s R, cha,d Ar;>mbula.
J,mm,e lov,ng,e •. Ch;>.les Sande, • • ~te.b e rl
1I"I5(:h. Jr,. James Fu'gason, Bobbl. Moora.
James Croxton (ins1rucIO' I. and Ma nuel O'liz
du,;ng .. class uss,on
Local 428 Accentuates
Its Training Program
L V. 4Zg. U,\t..:t: I{SI' It;l.n. C \ LIF._I\
prngre"i • .:: Iraining progr;lm for !>nlh
npprentiee, :lIId jClllrnq men i- :I h..olillel)
e,..ential ICI '"eee"full} fewin Ihe jllfi"
diCl1l1l1 :111.1 COl11rol the 11.)fk in lhi~ '0
ph"lle1lled a!ld l'om!,clili'e eUI1,ll'u .. II"1I
imlll'lr) A I'ocll·cqllippcd Hnd re:.dll ) -
lIIail;ohle tmining ce nt er i, fllndlll11en -
1:111) nccl·" "ry 10 a c~mnplish :111) ;unhi-
lioll~ Inll l1in J,! prugr;II11.
Vcr) fcw. if lIny. ~c hoo l ~}'Ie nh ofrer
the 1f:1l1c, flH:ililic, or ~pllce Ih:l1 ar.:
a,lcqllllte or conl'cnient ly 1I\:lilahle. AI-
lempting to U'lC such ~Ull\lihlle "e(t)fll-
muJaliun\ UlII0111l11iclllly di'-Couf;lge'
mml journe)111ell rrom ~'olunIL-ering to
allen<.l f\!fle,her or e~tension COllr'>4.·',
~ince Ihe dedication IIf Ihe I-.l:'rl1
COllnl) I leclfk,,1 ' \pprenliee Hui lding 01'
T r;lining Ccnlcr in 19(>7. Ihe loclil ha'
olfe!e,l :llId conduclc<.I ,lImO\I eOl1l1nllOIl\
\leckl) jnurne)lIl"n dll'\C~. Inel u<.linJ,!
mand.ltor) cl,,,\C~ for cJoI~\ " I )" "ir..:-
men .111.1 linemen. 1 he loc:ol i\ of lhe
c:lndid I'plni"ll Ilml II" l"Ufile}man
memhel\ relle<.:1 Ihi, Irainin~. h) adui-
1I0n,1I 'et"lllIill :'1111 ~ntJII'lcd!!c of Ihe
Irill!.:,
I III~ I!'<lining faeilil) "ii' hui ll and
eljuipped hy the Illul"t!') Al'pl'~!1Iice ~I1lJ
r n"llin~ I-lind I hi .. fll nd al'l) fll1nne<."
Ihe :Ippl'ciltlee lind jOllrnC)I\\,ln Iraining
prUJ,:!'lI111~. inlludint; the pll)'ln.::nt of Ihe
in,ll'lI.:hl!"' ".ll!ri~,. I he fund wa~ c,wb
II,hed ;lIul i, UillllilainNI hy ~I Ifl-(Cnl
pcr-I11Hn · hulif c111plo)ef eonirinillioll.
' he li1te'l jUllrnc)m:on eI:", i\ c.d,1e
,pi icing_ llHlghl h)' Brolher JanIe, Crn,-
11111, Brolher Cro\toll h lin l1dno",l ,
cdJ:!<.'d e\rcll ,pi icc! ami :on C\cclknt in-
,lrlldllf. II " 1I "'"lIIrda}· cia". and JIm
dri,e, (),er lOll mile~ ea<.: h "';1). ffllm
Ridgecre't to Bakef\fiekl. in order III
teach Ihi\ d:l\\. I I!: i~ il1~tflKlin!,! ill :til
Ihc pha.,e, of in'I"lIing hiJlh"Oltlige
which includc\ handIJll!!. ,pliein!,!. "nu
lerminallllg_ Brother CrO~lon _JIld \III Ih.:
journe) 111~n attending Ihi, ct,,,, ,holiid
hc highl Y ~\)mmenued for Iheir ellon, It.
impf01e and e\lend Iheir km,\llcdge "IlU
work UI,portUl1ilY in Ihe indU'lr) .
'I \'1 III \1 '''. I'.S.
Semi -Monthly Meetings Voted;
Work in Jurisdi ctio n Good
L.U. 4Z4J . NAS II \ II.I.E. '1 E"I"I._ I\I
our I!!',I I'egilim' !IlC.·ljn~. Ihe memher-
~hip 'vle,1 to <.:h:lnge 0111 rneeliug' had
10 1\1" pel monlh. We ;Ire hupi rl!! Ihell
Ihi\ .t,<IIlge "ill impl'u\e allcllIlllll.:e (II
Ihe meeliul,:',
We :111.' 11)il1g to ..... 1 up :, r~'idenli;ol
\I irlll!; "llfeellleni ill I1l1r jurisdicliun in
order 10 "rgnni/C Ihe,e \lurker,_ I hm)!,
h",1.' !leell I,:()jng 11 lillie ''''W. 1'111 .,"', he
Ihe \\;,rlll "'\'"l her \lill perk pe()plc up "
hll ;lIltl 1ll:lke Ihem 11';1111 10 g<.'1 thing'
ml)ling
\\ e 1I"'e " III.'''' ;1~,;,1;H11 !tu,ine"
mall:1ger. Bj ll~ Joe Cunlc) ..IIIU ""C ;Ire
hupin)! Ihat hi, ""i,lun<.:e will gile "ur
11Il\ine" m,l '1;Iger mOfe lime 10 "urk on
()fJ:1.l1l lllng ,ullle uf the non,uniu n \hop,.
II ft/lher (,)I1ley will Ix: :, fine :1,\('1 10
1I11"lle,~ M<Il1a;;ef Del'ine'~ \lalT.
Ollr line NC!,!lIlialing Conll11it1t:c \I;"
110t ahle I,. CUrill.' 10 ler!11~ ,)11 llllr <.:on-
1 r:1~1. '.' 11 Iwk, H\ if \I.:: "ill be [ml1\!:
10 the ~ulln~il "ilh i1. We all h~l\c 1'111
fin!;e'" cl'I",e,1.
11).;:.1 " 2') h." hCgll1l U dn~e I" cdll
(ale ii' l11 eml>o:r\ 10 Ihe iu,':' of ~i/! ht
ISEW Jou,nol
 hoUh' ~orl. for CI~hl hOIl'" p;.)
~houltl nOi h.I\.' ,,, h( ,If.:,.... d III i!,)l1d
IInlon men. hut ... c all 1.l11.'r .11 11m.....
;Intl ha\e 10 h( rcmlndcd Ih,1I our lihl
lMu!!'hb ~hould toe 10 ril': ':ll1hl ("r
CI!!,h1.
Wurl. in ,lur 'Llri'>llI~'li"11 I' t: ....1d :,1
Ihi~ lim.:. Ih, ... nlU<:h lun!!<:r Ihc ~IlUil'
lion will 1'''1 " un,enilrn. hut il\ ;.
!,:fc;ol fceling 10 In'lII Ihal CICtlllllC "ho
... "nt .. "'Irk i, "OIling II rOlh<:r~. re:-
mcmhl,'r Ihe 1>",1 lime, II hllc IIC .• rc cn-
Ju}ing Ihe pre'!:nl I:I1I1I1ill,,"'.
I{o" IllIN)', "S
Several Local 443 Members
Are Bei ng Placed on Jobs
LU. H J. '10' I GO\ l un . 'I \ ._
WUh Ih.: ~lInHncr hefC. >Ie .lfC pl.I,·in!!, :1
m;!1l h':l(' l, n\1 IhcfC \\ e\c h'hl II ,,,II
for ~e\era l men III l:h)lh,l1l.
AI thi, "rilltl!!'. Ihelc i, nOlhinl:! new
"~n \lur nC!!Olililmn, '1 ;llhe lie 1';ln Icll
)1111 more n.:\1 nWlllh.
JI"I a fcw lIo rd , Oil Ih.: 1(1" \luIII"!1~.
If Ihere h a , llU n a!!I·. wh} 'Ire Ihe major
oil I:umpan le, " ill hull d int: \1;lllom'!
"nIl wh) dO<.'''I'1 Ih" !!olcrnnu:ru mal.e
thc hig oil eomp;II,) pUI 1m Ihe: milrl.el
Ihc c;lrhurelor "hlch "ill gile I"i<:" Ihe:
);;h mile,lt:e'!
I am )U'[ a Cllumrl hoi. 'Ind I 1:.\Onot
1I00lt:r,lant.! "hi 1;II'In); the pri",,, III 11."
"IHllu help 10 'lop InO;o linn or "url.in!!,
reop]e from u"n); !!'" Uul the III n"nh
on a {!allon Ihe) :Ire Il,II.,"~ ;!hoUI I~
"hom ,,~ lime, {1IC;tler Ih;on Ihe the per
I:enl l'cjlin{1 "c h'l\e.
I hel ";1) '!l!lu, ,,n,·e " nu e\l:II\C.
.... no .... \\h;1l " h.lppcnln!! '" HIlit un,on.
('CI Ih," ra~l\ hr~l l\;lnt.! " 1I11cnd )'llI r
u,lIon rncdill t:"
t "I~I(" T " D"~IH·(.H, I'.S.
New Lo cal Doing Fine;
Com mittee in Negotiations
I."U" ~ 57 . HO( KV 111 1.1 .. <.0 ..... ' ,,-I
"m hl.pp) 10 r'''!'Or! Ih'll 1 111:,,11 4'7 h:l ..
IIllllCn oIT 10 ,I \11I1101h 'Ian ,ince il ""I!>
urll:lni7Cd on DCl:cmhcr I. 1'17~.
lI u,,"c,, Man,'i-ocr JO)eph .... ell, h,,,
heen uoin!! ,111 olll'I"nJIII~ lI>h 'lIld.
IIced!c" I .. ";1)" I~ 11I0r," :h'III hu" A,
or Ihi, "rilinll, 1 11I:;tl 4" h,1\ II", fin"
i,lwu ne1!oliallun, "nh (lI!ltlC"1I1UI " UI"
l.:e \lomie Pu\\cr (omp.,"~. "h"h re-
\ul1ed in a p,.dlll,:e .. r .IpPIO\lIIl;lI cl\
(,.,";. plu .. Ihe mClllher, !,:;l ined ">llIC
h,.d ,,"se, " llId, Ihc) 10'110 Ihc \\,I~e
anJ Pr icc Conlll1"''''" 1:1\1 Icar
Nur" ie h an,1 W •• Uillt:fnr,1 \l unl~l p"l~
;lrc in l1eSol"'IIon, n" ..... I he tir,1 me,"I-
int: "ilh ~ or"l~h "'" .m "pril 71h ,InJ
\\.llImSforJ on April "lIh. Ne!!,1II1,1I10n\
'Wil h lhe ("onnee" ..:ul I ielll ,111.1 1" lIIer
(oll1pan~" ... hcr,,, ,.1I1\e 2,IU() mClllheh
.lTe rcprc-cnll.'d h) I 'N.;lI, 4~7 :,ntl .J~U.
;ore pro{1re\>int: al a ,10\\ ",Il:e I" ullafll~
he..:au..e Ihe CUlllp.ln) \C"llI' rCIUCl.llll 10
1Il,,~e ,In) "11"IHtll iul il1lprl>IC/ll1.'1I1, Jl1
Ihe IIhuranee !lnd mcdi c.. ] hench l' (lr ... :•.
I he Negolillling Commil1ee i, \lfi\II11;.
Auguli. 1973
fhi" .I' or Ih,\ "rilin!! m \1 ;1\. III hrjn~ h"d
.1 p.KI.a~c 10 our memtM."r, prlllr 11\ June
1'1.
Inlcm"lion,,1 RepTc ..... nl'nile Julin
.... eilll "In" BU'UlC" "' 1 "n~lIer J.' ...·rll
.... elI! ;tU."nded " dinnl:f hlr Ihe I nhelJ
:Inu r nlt"nd D "lri,'1 emplo)ee,. Imcll1'"
li"n.11 Rerre,elll"li1e J"hn .... cilll prc·
..... lIlc,1 l\"i'I'II1' BII~me~, \I "m:l1,[I"1 ~k'
len DII"a Ililh a " Ifell rl"I.IIIC 11,)111
Ihc 10.. (Cpre...:n,int: ''''')oIlIllIi,," 111.11'
hllur, of ""rk IlIlh,)\II .• Iv,I"Ullle ,,~~i·
t.!em ("OIl!!r..lul,Hioll'" II r,'lher~ uf I 11-
fielJ and T olland.
11':01' of imcrc~l_ \I .,nin \\ 111 hi i,h
( I nlield I " ltuilulllj! a 1" ..,l1io01 hOIll£' ill
\I.linc; "urman Mel" ",,] t ","" I on·
t.!un) I' h;i lin1,[ a !le" home hllill fur
humelr "nd his "ifc; lln,1 ,/une " few
,ncmher. are gelling fc,ul) for li, lu nG
Ihi .. 'lIl11l1ler b) ' prucin!! up lheir 1'0.1".
In dO"II1!:" I urge cI'cr) l11elllt-cr Itl
parli .. ip;!le in hi, ur hef 1t>t;;01 unil mcct.
illS-ill unl1) (hen" i, \Ir,"nl::lh .
".S.
Ro",\l IJ II IJlI 1I1\l'"
Compressor Station
On 11 ,eeeni v.s.1 10 I"'" Rambow Ga. Com
p.eno. Slallon. Bus.ntll M~"~ge. O.ek Rob
b,ns. LoclIl .65. San O.eRo. Ca l,f .. cheeh 10
~ee ., 'us hands can I IUI h ••ndle II w.ench.
Th., 1I1U'On. one o f San 0le80 GIIS end
[Ieel"c', s t lll.ons" keepS lIIe nalUfai
110"""8 In 10 San O;ego h on' I he LOl "ng8lel
a.ea.
Most Outstanding
AI Ihe 32nd Annual "pp.enlleeSh.p Comple
loon Ceremony for Ihe San O.e80 Co,,"ty
area. Wa'.er C Hebdon" cente . " .s Ihown
reeelv.ns lhe "Mosl Oulsland.nf( App.enloe,.·
award. W.,h I"m a.e J r p "Parh," W.I.
loami" JII.C Chaltman. lefl. lind Bob CII.I.y.
Secrel."y. JAC.
Forty.One Graduates Honored
At 32nd Completion Ceremony
LU" 465. SA:\' I)lEGO. C,\I .IF._On
\ Ial II!lh, Ihl.' 32n<l Annual "rpr"I11K,"
~hip CUmpiclion C~rell\ol\} for Ihe !)" n
D'q!11 (1IUnl} arca "a, heM at Ihe EI
(urlel liPId " r"lord ~ I "pr-renli..:,",
-line:men. cle~lrici'lnl. <In.! dei:lri~
mcll'f 1C\ler, re,eil",t.! ~omplelilln ccr.
lifiGIIC' lrum Ihl! lilt \\" "Ial.: lIf C;lli •
forni". ;mtl Ihe S;m Diet:o Communil~
( oIJellc,.
I 1>0,:;11 4h~ ".m Diej!1l (;:, ~ [,. I-Iec'ri~
{lII11P"I11\'" JtJlnl Apprenti ...:,hip ( om-
millec !J.\( ) l'ho" \\ ,.II ... r (' Ilcbdon.
" ,,"r} I:~p"h"" }uunt: lII1eman. :h Ihi,
\car", \1 0\1 Ou"randinll'\ppr... nti,"e
\\ all pr'll"h,,·, h" lTa,le ;11 Ihe ::':In
Dle!!l) (,," A I feclric ('''ntp;tn~'' Ro'tC
(';l11\on O".."r.. llIlt: D i-Irkl.
Al 01 Ihl' "riling. our ,'onlra<:l Ililh
Ihe \;tn Diet:tI (.a, &. I lel:lric ("ornpan~
h;;, heen 10led upon I" icc hI (lur mcm-
hcr~hir ,in ...! Ihe expir<tlilln J"lc uf
\I.l r,· h hi II II;" ocen rcj«leu I" ic~"­
Ih ... lir,1 Illne h~ 'J2 Jlt'r ...... nl o f Ihe mem.
ht"r,hip ~ot m~, Ihe ~cond lime h} 511 per
lcnl. A Ihlld "Uer \liIl he pre...enled 10
lhe mcm\....T\hIP during Ihe "cek of Jun e
Illh.
II hal hcen our plea,ure 10 allend
four fin,,, fel il ':lllc nt parlic ~ during lhe
111\\nlh tlf \ 1,,) I he) honored BrOlher
Jerri Ilr;l(lfur.r. ga~ ..... rllccm:,n al Ihe
l)elt, Qperlltinlo! Di ~l r icl. on 'I:.> 1,1:
IIrolh.. r Jom " ollod. "1I10mOIll" l1)e"
I:h:.ni..: ;11 the I a,tern OPCnltinS O I"lril:t
G:lragl.'. on 'lll~ 2nu; " rtlther (iu.:rJon
H "<lTTI,h. "elder in Ihc Tran.. pon3uon
"nd Shop' l}franmcn!. on 'l ;o~ ::'4Ih;
anu I e\ler I "ulhcr. "orl.,"1;. foreman al
lhe , ...:onUlllo (. ara~'t'.
II t:flC"", II, to re!'Ort lhe unlimd)
death, of HWlhe" Charlie Po"elt :mJ
hi, II If.. , hI.l h u f whom " ... re lilteJ In
an :llIlol11uhll(' aecident "hile lin ""ll-
tilln in OrCt:tln Bruther 1'0 " ... 11 had I~en
\lilh <'0(.&1 for 27 )car, ~mt "<IS nn
elcdrie IflJuhlcman "orlin!! UIII of
R"~ SD(.&I ("u111ran)\ C~rI,haJ Opcralin t:
Di ,lricl. "rvtl1!! Ihe i:-nci nila l. C .lifor-
Ilia. nre ... W e \ h.oIl mi" hi, rc gul:.r prcv
C II ~e ;, 1 11111 Ntlrlhcrn D i"rict anl l !,:en"
eral ntemher, hlp meetin!:!,.
ROlllkl .... (I~II\, !'.S.
Local 474 Signs Contract
With Ci ty of Memphis
1 . 1 " "H" \I I· \II'I II.S. I ..· ..... ',,---{"on-
!,:r'lwl;ttillll' lu Ihl ~lne" \ l an"lI-er "hert
1I),lr, un lhe fCl:cnll)-nC{11)lIllh:u conlr.. CI
Ililh the l"Il) "f \I cntphi\. L.nll,'r Ihh
IUIIg-,,",.ilcd 1:1II11ra<:1. " e 1", le rc pre_
''''nl;o,illn "Ier the I:il) cI,-":lril·"J II"JX'C'
Iur. .md cl"ltonK" Il:l:hnicill1l' III Ihe
lariou, CII} "t:CIIC'c, ,ueh n, the Police:
Dcr;ortllll'nl. " "rl ("ol1ll11i"i')I1, I ir.: De-
piltlmelll. ell:. \Ihen I~ :ll"1tl "11rlin8 on
,. 1:\)I11r.KI "llh Ihe :urputl nl;linl,·n:!nee
pcr .... lI1neL :,",1 futlher eITllrh ;Ire being
111;Id," 1\. \Jhl.lin a cl)nlraCI wllh ~ I uslc
( .. r~'r;o1U1I1 u('merica IMu/,11.).
The hi!, pHlhlem in ollr union ..... en'~
lu hc II 1,,(1. lit parlicipatilln on Ihe p;l rt
or the !!enerill mcl11he .... hlp. We h;.. c Ie~\
IlllIn ,I th ree pcr CCnt ll\le nu nnl:C al most
I,f lhe 1\\("CIIIIg'. No orgllni1... lion. re-
gllrt.!lc~~ of huw hit:h i1s prin ~ lples o r
"
 ho w firm its tOnviclions. ta n possibly
surv ive a IOlal Iud, of interest on the
PHfI of the mCll1bc" il h serving. T his
\Cems to he th e ca,e 10 our local union.
Although the Illcmbcr~ h ip del11a nd~ linc
rcpre'>Cnlll,lion of our mlerc,h ..... e seem
10 be determined nOI to help our eictted
offkia]) e>en in ,ur.:h 'mall area' a~
nl«'tin~ anendun.::e, commineee \\orl.
and >olunl.::er "ork. No businc" man-
ager or pre~ldenl or :1 group of .. le<.:loo
onke", h:1\ Ihe lime or ,Irenglh 10 do
Ih~ v:,,1 llmounl uf \<-orl Ih;\1 i~ required
to run a large org:lni/.alion.
Appro;ninl:.hdy ,i.I meetin!,:) 'Igo. a
motion .... a' 1ll;lde: and pas<;C{1 Ihal a
comminee: of ,,:\ memtw:r. "" formed
.... il h no more Ihnn one decled unk... r.
]"hi\ comminc.'t: .... ;h 10 he tit led Auend-
:1I1<.:e <':omrniLlee, II, purpo'>C .... a~ 10 in-
Ic,tig;l.I(' the prohicm of poor :IUendlln.:e
111 our general melllh~.'r'hip meeling) and
10 reporl tMcl 10 the membcr) hip its
findrng.~ and recommendations for .... a)~
t" Im.:rea<,e :Iuend"n.:e. The commiucc
h.. , not been f"rmed hccau'>C. according
10 I're'idenl I)ale U:Uc~. he: tannol &,!I
an)ooc 10 ~efle on an)' commiuee.
When mernher\ arc a,led 10 help .... ilh
the ~mllll delaih of Ihe local union, lhe
chronIC rep!} is "Cee, I don'l hne
lime:' lJut how Illuth more lime do .... e
a, union cleelrkian~ hale a~ compared
10 Ihe n(.... -unulO CICl;!rkians "'ho must
""orl.. 12 hOIlr. each da} and si)(. '>Ollie-
lime\ '>Cven da)~ (I .... eel.. in order to
mat.:h our "";llle of 40 hours"
If the trend of non-par!idp'llion con-
linlle~ 10 exi~l. Ihen the good union
Brut her tnll), onc du} be telling the
Iruth whton he ~I)'. "Gee. 1 don'l hale
linu::...
DOLt. FISIII k. I' .S.
Des Moin es Scribe Reports
On Monthly Meeting
L. t . 499. I)J~S o\ IOIi' ES, IA.-At Ihe
1II0nlhl)' mC~llng in Ma)'. rrc~idem bel
O\leOlughey "dnllnl\lered Ihe o.llh of
ohligalion 10 Donald D. Cuher. a nc .... •
comer.
A~ our local\ 1973 COPF drilc i~ in
it~ third monlh. thme Brolhers and Si,-
ler...... ho h;r'e not purc ha1o('d one S:!.OO
COPL- ticket can do \0 h)' comatting
Iheir \":\\:111.1 liT hy clIlIing the Loc;!1
499 hll ,ine:,~ office,
AI the meeling. Ihe pre,idenl in-
f\Irmed Ihe mcmhcl',hlp Ihat the prc,cnl
.... alle and ",orling eOlllratl .... ould e'pire
on J ul) ) hi.
Pre,ide n! MCC:IUi,':hey appoinled
BrOlhe" Dnle 1J:1,..ctt ;Ind Jack IIroo~,.
Il l"i ne" M:ItHiger Jerf) Ollna!:.. n. and
A'''~tanl BtI,inc" " I:wager Richurd
Vllrlcy 10 <;enc .... ith him in repre~ntinll
the memher .. hip III IlCgotialion' .... ith
10\\01 Po .... cr and I ighl. T he pre~i,lent
poi nted OUI that onl) wit h the full ,up-
pori and in iere'l IIf the memhcl'>hip
cou l<l Ihe C(lmllllttce I'euth a ~ucce"~fu l
condu, io n in th e upcom ing " egolia tiOI1)
\li lh Ihe 10 .... 10 Po ..... er ,lIul Light Com·
pall)'.
"
We urge all 1BEW members 10 \\ori le
to their r~pec t ilc U.s. senators nnd re p-
rcse nlllliles lind vl)ite Ihe ir indigna tio n
OI l Ihe UIICtln,tilUlional h urn~~me n t.
th re:t1s. <;caTchc'. lind 'oCizure~ thai our
Brother. ;\Ild Si'leT' of I ()!;a] 1536. I in·
col". Nebrn,l:I, lire going through in
Iheir gallunt 'Itlke ;1g:li",1 lhe ;lnli·llIOOr
~uare I) Compan) and ii' eohorl~ in
Ihe Nct>r:I~La JudiCial ')~Iem,
All Ihe grcat Ihinll\ Ihe Jill W '1:lOd,
ror are on Ihe line :1\ I ineoln. N~t>ra,La.
I he IIlI W i, alill :11.... u), h;b heen an
attion union' So. let\ ~el il all tog~lher
lI!;f"'~ Ihe ~ounlr)' :rnd 'ho\l Olll' ~on­
ccm for the Brolherhood in the people
of Lt)(:al 1536.
J \lII~ L.I Ir/(,IR\III, I'.S .
Old-T imers Night
At Old T, ....... N'RM 01 local S!>I , Sant ..
Ros ... C.lrf, u",oc. p,ns we .. pres.enlfti to
members. Leh to "ahl, !oO·,e•• B,othe. P.ul
C. 1(0. . . 11 .nd 60 ,e.' a,olhe. Henry Lou.·
de.uK .ee.lV. p,ns '.om In'erna"onal Rep.e.
senl.,i\feS He"', l,em.n .nd Tom Robe.ts.
Old-T;mers N;ght Held;
Work Picture Improves
L U. 55 1. S\"1' \ 1(05\. C \UF.-On
M;orch Brd. \Ie held our Old·TimeT\
Night al Ihe 1 c)\ Rohle:, I ud~~ in Santa
RO\il 10 pa) 'pel:i:11 Iribule 10 tho"c
l1lemhcr~ .... ith 25 tlr more )ear\ of ~rv­
ice. r he afrlli .... "lh .... cli allended hy our
membeT\hip. hu"ne,' manager\ of ,hter
I()!;ah. and ,luff memhcf\ of lhe .... inlh
Di,trkloffke,
II lghliJ;hh of Ihe ~\ening irK:ludcd Ihe
pre<,cntalion of \.rT\KC pin~ 10 eligible
mcmher.. IllIernalilllllll Repre..enlati~e~
10m Rober" uml lI enr}' /ieman pre-
,cnled u 65·}e:tr I'ln h) BrOlher Iknr)'
Lourdn:;ru\ ..... ho .... ~~ iniliull:d (In Murch
~. l'}()il. :lOd ;0 ~n-)e/lr pm 10 Ur.llher
I'aul C. Io.: o .... ell ..... h.1 wa~ initialed on
October 5. 1920.
Ou,ine~~ M:lOlI~er Ted Tollener :md
I're~ident Boh \l ounljoy pre"':llIcd J.~­
ycar~ pin~ 10 Alfred A. IJru,><lli. I d .... in
T . Nic hol",)n. Stunle} C. Slml1l1ler.
Bra vi, 1-. SmUT" . lllld Leonanl A.
Mullcr; 10-}car pi n,. I-hlrr} I-ortmun. F.
N. I r)e. RtlOcn l.. Guerne. l..ouh Lar-
,cn. J.)\eph I'. McGannon. Sr.• Louis S.
\l a .... h. '>r.• RlIy II. Miller, Che,ler L
O .... en. Lcon;Jfd Reinhllrdl. WiIli:ulI Si-
mOIl...,n. Clem C. Smilh. Sam Za neo. and
LU\l rcnce C"lenlltli.
rw ell ty- fi ve-)"eltf pillS were pre,e nled
10 1·la rr)' fl . C I :H "~, F rederic k E. lI a n-
sen. Cha rles W. IIll:l:el hurst. Lamon i C.
H os ~ in. Roy Lull y, Clyde E. McCarey,
Stanley Malin....,n. [ ollis V. Nllpier,
John W. I'nrmer, Chris Rad m i1ovich.
L)lIn Scolt. h lrl Skinner. I' noc h V.
Smith, Kennel h G. Smilh, Arth ur A
Urba". Flo)u I . WlIl~er. Rich:lrd H
7id!;e. J(N:ph A I i,then, II )"TOn J.
Huffmlln. John I. O\ I.u;(alium. Julian C.
Olle. Morri, W. Ro-,. and J oe r unlla.
Brother Boh 1I.lrll\:\ Ihen did a hang-
up job of (;llI1ln(: olT Ihe many door
prizes (:enerously dOllfllc.-d h)' ou r local
eontr.teIOr~, and at Ihe end of the cle·
ning. ele:r)one ..eerned 10 agre<: lh;11
Old-Time ..... Ni(:hl \\a~ a rc\Oundlllg ~IIC'
ce,s.
\1 Ihe pre-.cnt lime:. our \lorl piclUre
ha\ impro'ed. lllld \Ie arc hopeful Ih;.t
m()';t of Ollr member. ma)" e\perieneo:
rcaMinabl)-,tcady emplo)"ntenl Ihrough-
out the ~ummcr.
ROlli liT MOl v I Jm. 1'111 ...
Building Addition Planned;
Credit Union in Ope ration
LU. 569, S \ '-: I>1t:CO. C,\I.W .- I'1,1Il'
for an addilion 10 Ihe pre\c:nl tHlildlng
of Local 569 lire :111110'>1 complele. :tnd
conSlrutlion. hopefuI1). ~hould gel und"r
\'oar '>OOn. The plan.. ha'c been pllt OUI
for bids 10 a numhcr of gellera1 CO",
tractor..
The new add ilion ~ill prolide Io.:al
569 .... jlh ~omc l1Iur.:h·m:eded 'PoI.:e and
.... iII aho gile !lur ,j\ler Local 4M. San
Diego. lIIore room. 100.
A reminder 10 all our rnemhch i.. Ih:11
the Fleclrici:ln, I eder:tl Credit Union i..
in Operalion und nc:oo~ )our 'Upporl.
You need 10 nu) onl) one file-d"lt;1T
\hare and p;I) the inilialion fee of OrK:
dollar. and )ou .... 111 he ~d~ome 10
appl) for loan ... \\ h) ':0 0'" and nu}'
new rurmlure. CI.:. and I'll) Ih,lI III per
tent intere,1 .... hen )011 can aV:1I1 )our·
~If of 10.... -lIltere,1 Tlilc, from our credit
union" Righi now. Ihe office I' open
e\'el) Thllr"",I) .. fleTlloon (r'llII ..t no 10
6:00 1'.\1
We hlHe jlN had a Joinl I 'c~ulile
Confercnt.:e of 'ioUlhern Clllifornia I'lcc-
Irital Wor~e" ..... h"h "",h held in ~In
Die~o. and lhe rllllo\l Inll re""lulion wa,
suhmiu.'d and :lc~epte\1 b) Ihe r.:onfer-
enee and i, to he pre'oCllled 10 Interna-
tional Repre..enllllile Ch;\rle~ I'. lIughc~
of the Ninth 1)"lriel.
Thi, rc\t)lulion i, ,uhmilled 10 Ihe
Soolhern Cnliforni" J"inl I \eelltile con·
rerence. held ;11 ~n Diego. Califtlrnia.
on Ma) 19. 1973:
Wtl F RI'AS: Ctmr1c~ 1'. Hughes has
-.erled .... jlh honor :" a Incrnhcr uf Ihe
IBf W for 36 )ear,. and
W IIFIU'AS' .111 or Iho'ol: }e;. r\ w~rc
-.erled in un-.c lfi,h dedication 10 the 1,,-
lem;rlion:1 1 Olliee II' Ni nlh Dhlricl Rep-
re<.entatile. :Ind
WHt'Rt' A'i: 11 1\ \Cr> ice a~ e\eelililc
<;Ctrelary 10 Ihe Vice I' re~idenl (If the
Ninlh D i~trici rcmllln~ une,celled. and
WI·IERF AS : lI i< uneann} ahil ity as a
IlI.oor re l!llio ns srcciuli,t Im~ hee ll widdy
IIEW Jou.nol
reCOt;ni7.cd :md rc~pceleJ. 'In,1
"' H FRI'A5~ Ui~ C\pcrh-.e in 1.:olle1.:·
II\C harg.aimng negOl.I;lIIon~ hOI, Ixen
withom parallel. ami
WHI'R I AS: lIi~ 10UlI recall of 1.0.
policy ;UIU d()(.umcnl, h.I' matte him ill'
\aJua"le ;mll irrc[lI<lH.I"le 10 the- "'inlh
l)i,1 riel ••100
\\ ~II R I A~' lIi~ .ICCI' tontcrn and
"urllen for h" rclll"'I11;In j, renc"u:.J in
hi, ncgoll;llu,". Inkf[lfCUIlion. ,10.1 cn·
fl)r"clIlcnl !If Ihe collecli,c h... rg;lining
"grccmcnl. lind
"'III R I A·... li e h:h CllfN\lcntl)
Cl'TIlmandcd rC'[lCft ,Ino :ulmiralil)n of
Iho...: "ilh \,hom he hOi' ~omc in "un·
wc!. ;Inll
W II/ I{/'AS~ II i, I,fclime ha, 1",,'1\ a
,hining e\:ll1Il"lc of ad hcrclll:e 10 ,Ic·ur·
\111 .. unum lc:uJcr'hll" <In" rrofc"jOIl;lt
~onducl. :tIId
WHI' KFA'i: lie i~ hch l ill "l,ch hi\!h
rc\!;.r,1 :IOJ [lCr,ul1:l1 c,lcem I'>} thc mem·
hen of Ihi, lI''''lCi:l1Ion. lind
Will R I A~: Jlrol~r lI ughc' I\ill Ix
rclirinl; frol1l Ihl.' IIlI W.
n -II' RI-!' O RI' lJ l I r R" ...OI \ I D
Ihal Ihe Soulhern Cdiforni;1 Joinl I \Cl'
ulin: Conference "I,he' 10 '·\I're .., I"
IJ rOllier (hili;)., lI ui!hc, and hi, f:lmil~
Ih,· hof'C th"l hI' relircmem }e:.r, "ill
he en h:lneed h) Ihe ).,ntl .... !cdi!.· Ih:Ol hi,
conlrihuli.m II) Ihe I:.hor mo,ement h;"
heell rccOi!mlCU :.nd a[ll"leeialed to) the
UrolherhooJ. lind
HF n I lK llU R R I ...oI \ I· () Ihal
BrOllier lI ug he, ~no", he "ill Ix Irul)
mi~-.eJ .... ll h in III< I:.hor nUl).., anll Ihal
"e "'I~h hill' II ha[ll"). fulhlhn~. al'lll rc'
..... Iruing. reliremenl.
"'uhmilll'd h) \i •• r<in I). CI)U~. IJIl,i·
ne,~ M:lna~er. I ()(.';II -Ill. 5:mm Ii.lr·
h~r;l. (alifomiOi. :.nu lJ o\laru J. Vol/.
lJu>ine~) ,\I:II1"l;er. I oc:!1 ~n9.
1101\ IKIJ J. VOl 1. B \t.
Powerhouse Still Worki ng;
Negotiations Completed
L U. SY6, Ci. A IU';:S IH !KG . \\ .\' ,\ . -1
"';tnl to 'Ipolog.ife for nOI h:11 ing \I,hmil.
led ;Irlicle, fur Ihe JOllrl/li/ \Ill ring. Ihe
I'a,t fell monlh~
Our Jl'O\lerholl'>C i, ,Iili \lor)..ing.. \I ilh
one unil on Ihe line olml The ""nmd
"hom Ihree·f"urth, c\lml"lelcu. rhere Ii;"
Ixen ;1 del;l) on Ihe Ihird un;!. ~;III'cJ
hr f:'lIl1y ,Icel
fllree n.cmncr,. 'Tom I I"rher,. (!clu,
\\il'>On. ,ln,1 Jerr) I on!! .•Ift' IJlf ,i,~ \\t'
""i,h 'hem e,,~h ,I 'PCCU} re"O\t'rl
'1 he 1I.ll'ri'>On Rur;.1 I ledrifkalion -\\.
~od:.lion (UIII tht' Ctar)..,hur~ Dili,iun of
Ihe \I ununllahcla I'o"'er Cuml';.n~.
.... hich our local helf'Cu Ihc Fourlh Di\·
IriO to OfI!"nilC. :lH' In Iht' I"roce,", of
negoliJling their contr'ld.
Our I nlertainml'nl Commi11ee (al Ihis
wrilin!! 011 April I ~lh! i, ['I:mning our
Annulil I',enil" for Jul) 22nll_
Our lotal ha~ (Oll1l"lele(/ ih cOnlr;tO
negotiation,. IlIId Ihe) 3rell'l a!> fruilful
:!~ ",e hau ho[lCu Ihe) ..... oulu be.
For the benefit of members wOI"~ing
OUI of IOwn. I repol'l Ihal our lot:11 has
August, 1973
pun:h:I~,1 ..orne la nll and i, in Iht' prot-
c'... of gelling hid, on buildln!: a huilU·
Construction Meefing
ing. ",hi.;h "'e h0f'C ",ill be uooc in the
near f"lUre.
A. Nlca.: 1":"11, P.S.
Bell-Rin ging Recruits
Membi!rs 01 Loc,,1 605, JlIcho". M.u.. 81
tended the speco~1 CO" J!ruct,o" me .. II".
called by I"Iern~"O"AI V,ce President J . B
Palt_ Lelt 10 ".hl a,e Inta."~tlO"Dl Rep.e-
.enl;!'.,," L M. FISher ."d Joh" l. ("d,so"
of Ihe Fihh O'''''CI. InlllrnlllOna\ Rep.e
""Ial.ve J, M "K.m" P~oker 01 Ihe 10 .. And
S.~ members o f Local (>01. Champ"lgn a"d
Vice Preside"t PlI.e,
Urb;!"a. 111. who will be bell·rln/ler. lor Ihe
Salv.UOn A,my Ch,,~tmn prOleCI. lIank
Malor Ramo" L Wnl. head of 'he Cham·
pais" O'lIa"'latlon. as Ihey .e' up one 01
the 12 Itallo"• • 0 be u.od 10. collect."g
Salv . tlo" "'rmy do"ullo". I" Ihe Twi" erties.
Left to "ehl, BrOlhe •• ge"p"" Hentlnp,er, Lee
Br""nen. a"d Bob C.,tler; Major Ramo" L
Wesl; and BrOlhers P.u' Montgomery, Ray
p,." .... nd Ro" Huver1.
Work Sit uation Is Bad ;
Members J oin Blood Bank
L.I ', 60 1. C If\\lI'\lG'" \"'1) CU·
8 ,\ "' ,\ . ILL- lI clio. II rOlhcr,~ I he big.
gi.:,1 thing on our mimI<, i, Ihe "",)., ,il'
u;llilln il h h;.d. ",ilh only Ihc fUlnre
1t)(J~illJ; good Some;oj,<;; ar.. Ir~illf: 10
gel \I:!rleu. hul the ",c.uhtr ju,t "on'l
c.)o"er:t!c. \\ jlh ..., m:lI1) 1.""'.11 lIIen on
lhe mau. \Ie "'011111 :t/!ajn li~e 1(1 Ihml~
I)lIr ,i,ler 10<,':1" for nil Iheir heIr
Brolher he\.. li ell,ler. 1It1 .. ine" \1.ln·
agcr of loc"t 6tH and l'r.."jl!cll1 "f Ihe
lJuiluins; and Con..lnKli~lII 11.lIk, Com·
mille,' on Pre, ailing W:lge, f,)[" Ihe Slale
of II li'loi,. ":" ilwiled 10 W",hinglon.
0 ,( .. I'>} Don Koger" SI"<':l'i,,1 (on\lIl·
I:tnl on I ahilr 10 !' re,idcnl '1i\on, for
Jialogue ;lnu l:olI,l1lll1lion ",ilh ~ .. ~ 3U'
rnini,lr"lion \If1ki.d~ on \ario", ,u"jeel~
of cuncnl inlerc,1 10 orgalllll."d l:thor in
\ 10 "sht. B,othe" Lllnsd"le. Loul
"'13"11>; Oe""i • • local 605: B.,ller. Loc,,1
Ihe 1.. ,1 call1l',,j~n. Jnc)., "'" :I[I"".inled ."d Shaffer, loca l 60S.
1.1'1 hllll." lu Ihe I .I""r I a,)., I "r.;c (tlIll'
millf.·e in W;I\hingll)n. D_C ...,nd Ihi<. in.
lil;llion ,Ielll\ frllm Ih,,' "1',..linlll1;;on!.
The meetin1l "'" held In Ihe Blair
I-Iou,c I Ihe I'rc~jdenl'~ gllC,1 hume in
D.( .. ;md (iener-,.I lIaig. ')11'1',,,11 "",i,l·
:lnllo IlenTl h.i"inger. "'3\ Ihe Ito,,-
A ,horl "hite h;ld. a repre...:nt.uj,c
frlllll Ihe Ch;Hl1l"all;n·Urh'1I1.1 Ih'l;lon,,1
IIcalth l(e'>OlIl\:e Cenler ga\c the noor "
'cr~ infonlluli\'e (111)" \fler he;lflng \Ir,
!kU).,cr, Ihe noor lot~>J IIn"nilllo,,,I} 10
p"rticil'.• le in the ("h'lml'"is;n (<lunl)
Comlnllnil) Blood B;LI1k. I hI' Blood
B .m~ in\IITC\ Ihut ;111 mCII1"er, ~nd
ml'mlxl'!;' f'IInilic.. "'ill rccel\C "loot!
Special Meeting C all ed
'" hen Ihe neeu i\Ti ..... ~ any" hl'lo! in 'he By IVP J . B. P.le
eOlmlr}. Retirt'J nlemher) l.Te ;llr.o in· L U. 60S, JA C KSOi"o , ,miS._. \ \f'C~i:l1
cllIdcu !Inion meeling lias he ld :II Ihe Admir:!1
I lo[lC to !oCC yOIl ~oon. Solllme, HOlel. Mobile. Alahalll!l. on
Rtcuo\!\U R. H UIlAClll 11., 1'.5. Mil) 18th, Inlcrnalion;l[ Vice l' rc)idcnl
"
J, Il, !'ale callcd the nl ei:ling for all 10-
c;l l ~ wi lh in Ihe Fifth Dj'lriel whi ch ha\c
eon~lruclion juri'llieliun,
Th lN! in IItlcndlince tlln,i~leo.l n1:lill1y
uf local IInion bll,inc" mana geI'!, Iheir
;I~~i"ltnh, an d/or dcl c~(I\e, rcpre'en';ng
.heir re'P'Cc.ile loc;,1 IIniOI1~, atong "ilh
quile II II.rsc IUrnmll of Ihe I iflh D i"
Irkt stalf and \Ome h iilhc r,ran~ing IInion
ami indu~lr) ollkiah,
r he _ole pllr!X)-.c of this nw<'ling III' S
apP:II'clnly 10 ol'g:lIlile 13m dt'o r" II)
hvlo.l I\lWI union "01'1. "e now halc :IInl
1(1 1110~ e in un lind ot-tain ;1(11 ,lIld nil
con'lrIlction "or ~ Il hk h 111(1) hiwc been
10'>1 to forre, Ihl.1 lire unfricmlly 10 ollr
call'iC .
wine ~ery good and inkre'ling
~pecche~ Ilcre made III Ih;11 meeting, re-
minding 11\ Itwt "c h:nc plcnt) of thc
neee"H)' inlelligc nce to organi/!,' lIlir
forces capabl e of :lccu mpli,hing Ihe I'C-
~II II ~ II~ planned
We heard qu ile ;I fe" emhl"iu,lie
comments l'oneerning Ihe :ll'parelll 1IIIIIe
of Ihe meeling
We af<.' ler} hi' pPY lOra) trillll1c to
Vice Pre\idenl I'a le :Ind Olher lil t W
Brother, re, pon \ib le for the pl11tlfling or
ttl!,' meetilli/. We I, re ""·t· Ih"t il \\ :1 '
IhurUllghl ~ c llj u>ed b} all in atll'l1llan~c .
And qllolin!! people', comment-. hc"rd al
Ihe !;()ndll~ion of Ihe m~'~'III1f!, "" "i\h
for futur" m~'eling, of Ih" "I me ~ind .
J. w. Rt ~~I I I, ['.S.
Old-Tim ers Part y Held
By Oh;o Local 648
I.,U, 641S, 111\\111.101'1. 011[0 w" re-
eenl ly held our old ,timer~ t>a nq UCt in
ollr new h;ll1, ami to Pllt il ,en pl;\inl~.
il '>\;l~ jU~1 gre;11 rhe foud Ila\ lef)'
gooo.l. Ih" peol"lc "ho glilC 'peeeh",
g:we ICf~ short one\. ilnd we [l;,id hom-
age 10 ~9 n1"rnN:r~ uf ollr local "ho
hale N:cn Hround ,I long 1il11e in Ihe
1111 W . I added lip Ihe }e:u , -.en'icc of
Ihc-.e BrOlh..:r,. Hnd il ~·oml·\ 11111 to a
tol!!1 of I A7.~ IC;lr~
You ]."nOII. we re;'I I~· 0"1.' ,om,' of
Ihc\c II rolher, -.omclhin!!: nl;l)N: they
Me n' l rc;,1 lIetllC in our loeM union,
mtl}"c the) don't cume 10 Ihe mec1i n ll~
cvery month .. nIl ill\t atten d unee ill n
II hile. bill IIC ~hl>lI ld rememher, Ihough,
Ih:\1 Ihei>i: fellul'S were o ll1cer\ once an d
~cned on I·arillll~ com mitt ee, :11 ;1 lime
"hen 010\1 of II~ hadn'l cvcn ,tllned al
Ihe Ir;".Ie, The)' 1101 II~ to I\ herc 'ole ;Ire
h.KI:,}. Wc didn', du i1. Ihc} did iI, amI
me I \aid before, 'ole arc illdehlcd to
Ihem.
\"e Ilcrc h"lIure.1 I., hinc Inlerlla-
tional Rcprc,e nt !ltive Puul Wille lI~ ollr
,peal-cr. IHld hi~ re nll'I'~ ' lIerc nOI la~"n
lighll}. W " Ihlll1~ hll11 f.,r cumin!! .IIld
hope il "on·t hc 100 long I"ocforc he re-
IlIrn~.
I h,IIC 10 'I' ) \omelhi ng "bOIlI the
(,O I ' I~
Commillec of Ollr loc:,1 rhe
COlllmitlce rncmbcl'~ IInderllklJ.,. Ihe j"b
of putting on this old-limers banquet.
r he y did one hed o f a job ,citing up
Ihh b:lllquel, and II harder,"or~inll
Se rv ice Pin Re cipie nts
l<><:al 648, Ham,Uon. OhiO. recently held ill
0 Id·I,",e.5 banquet in the 1<><:81"5 new h all.
and servoce pms we.e presented to .",~,ble
members. left 10 .Isht a.e Dick Ba,I.y lind
Hen.y George. 2O·ye3. .ecip,enlS: Imema
t ,onal Rep'tlSen lallve Paul W,lIe: and 80b
Dawson. Pe le Sciannamblo, Ed Con.ad. M~'k
Pete'$, and AI Ku.tz. 20·ye3' .ec'plen"
Adams. JOhn ,Sr., ~nd
yea •• eeipien ts.
p,n s. to .iaht. a' e
John Wanamaker. Chades Shockey,
Wallne', and A,ch Evons.
Jjt'Oup of Jj U )~ )011'11 never find . T he)
ul-o h:l\e Ih;,1 r;lre ;,bilily o f !1Ia~illg a
!lull:u' bill go a long " ily.
r h" CO I' E COl11miltee eo n,i,'~ of
Chain1Um I fed Hull!'efgcr, Vkc Chair-
1111111 Dou~ (Iolld. ,>eer"lary Guido
Ic rlO. rrc:a~IIt"er Ton y CarilO, r lenr-
('hairlll.ln "Ic'c (r;lin, an d !;olllm illec
tn~'ml'Cr, D,mn) (Iolld. ·Ied Schu\ter.
imd Jo,..., Itt-Ier. I, for one, hope tlwl
Ihel ",I!
he in ehlll'~e of all or Ollr fu,
I nOlI h'", e 10 wrile the ",(I pan "f
Ihi, ~rlielt-. Ill'Olher Roberl lloon ~. II h.,
re .. ehl'd hi\ 2f) 'IC;Ir pin on Ih~ Ilighl of
Ihc ":lI1qllet, I"'", . . .
t.l alia). Brulhcr
lloonc hecal11e ill Ilhilc al "orl.: aooul
III da)\ "fler Ihl' banquct an d "a, d..:;ol.l
on ,lnil;,1 ilt Ihe ho_ptl;11. Urot hcr Boone
II;" b"rn \11\ J ut) 21). 1 \l1~. :lIld 10", in,
ilialed into ' oeal MR on Janllary 3.
1\151. He lIol"~e\1 fo r Ihe Cily IIf ILunil -
1011 U1 Ihe 1- lc\:llic Department. 10 hi,
famil) !lOCI ollr deepc\t \}lIlpalh}.
'h,lI\ iL for no" .
LOI... IS WOI I RI\1, I',~
Pensacola Job
Work Abund ant in Local 676;
lineme n Nee de d
I .l , (076. ,' F",S \ ('0 1. \ . F I.A. _ We "re
111m cnjo}ing lin IIhlindancc of IIO('~ in
holh ,li_Irihlllinll lind trnn"ni"inn. OUt
in_ide "I)r~ ,hullid I'k~ up to norm.d
..0 ..111.
We ..r~ in Iw~d or Illore linemen, All
of ollr 10000al 1111.'11 lire \IOI"J,.ing hcre :,t
hUllle. and 1\1.' hall.' man) Irlllckr,
110"11 for Ihl.' "!)r~, hill 10<: ,Iill nee.1
mo. e If 11I1)one IH)III" li~c 10 wor~ Ihe
~lIn1l11cr in Ilorid.1 ,111.1 enjoy Ihe IIhile'l
~;,n,1 helle he' in I h ~ 1I01"ld on lh~ir free
time. plea ...... lOnlll~ 1 Illl,ine" I-. l :lI1l1ger
N A '·Alld)·' \mlre"'. We \lIfe ncet.l
)011 for trlm\l11i~,ion and IJi'lrihll1iun
"'l'~,
\\e h:lle ellwred illln ncgolilllion, fur
both in~ide ;lml \",hide cOnlrilc1\ :md
e~pc<:t bi!; re,"II, in both.
Apprenlice Johnn y 1-.1. Jone,. II hom I
Roy rellufted injll rc d III ~t tillle. hit, si nce
full} recllpc l'I!ICd and I"elllrncd 10 lIur~
tlEW J ov.no l
 Pensacola Job
Appr~lltice M,ke LIllie alld Bn>!her Jame$
OIl",(lI\a Oil ~ d;~tllb""lIn Crew
\ Addltlonat Irophy ""Ilne~ ill LOC .. I 697 Bowl
(n Ihl$ picture , appren l lce MI~e LIttle and
Broth"r James Dllwilnll a,e lin the same
pote_
in !loud ~piri t~,
, would like 10 ml'nlion our apprl'cia -
lion for Ihe coopcnlliun :llld clo'>C har-
f)HUl) 1"1' ~nj,,~ "llh 'Hlr j,Kal \ltilit\, II
"urc m:I~<'~ the "ork morc \llti,f) ing.
r hopoc CH~r)one I'njo), thl' endo,•.-d
pil'lLJrc" \\,ho ~11{)"" r Ill:!} learn hol'o
to upenHe Ihe eanwra one <Ia}_
I hi, ~h'>uld ,1,1 it fUI thi, nmnlh. 1'\-
l"Cpl to lllcmion ag'lin our ne .. d for liul'-
men. ' ''1111 com...!
RUG\s L. \1 ( 1) ""1.1'.5.
Local Officers Busy W ith
Workshops l Ne gotiations
L. U. 696. " EI. L A I NE. 01110 --1 he
month o f M (lY "a~ II hu~y one fur :1
few of the o flkers o f I.;x:al 696. ' he)'
Bowling Winners
At The 29tl, Bowling B~n<lue t 0 1 Loc~1 691,
Gary and Hammond, Ind., trophies welft
p,esented to t he Ii,sl'place tum, member~
at Me ade Ellct"c. Left to light Len Cle,-
wInskI, Clyde Hewtel(, Gus LaMantIa, Meade
Elect"c representallve Ed Enrl8hl. Denny
Showers, 81ld BItt Ftemlng
Trophy wmnerS III Local 691 Bowling Lellgue.
tel! to "lIht, a,e Harry FflCk, Ge"y LIndner.
Oenny Showers, Fred MIller, Dan Ziegler, Gus
LaMantia.
ina Leallue. teft 10 ,Ight. are Oellny Showel'"$,
Bob Moelhmall , Johll lucas. Ch.rles He nd
IIch, Butch Cote. a,tt flem,nll. P,n~y"
(ns trom. ""d OeOr8e fiebel~orll
had b.... en uuinj,l :1 j,lr.... al dc:.1 "f Ir:lH:linl,l
III "rd~'r hl :'lil'l1d "or~,hll[l' ,tnd 10.)
h..'!,:in negoti:llimh with the Ohio I'ow .... r
«lml':1I1)' on :t n .... 11 ronlm~1 for our
IIKat.
On \I a:r l (Jth. Iltl\inc" i\Llnagl"J" ( ,ar)
P()()k and I'l'c,i,ll"nl D ,IIlI [l.l al'I ;l1o al-
tended Ihe Utili!\' Coordinating (1)I 1",:il
II fm:clil1j,l ill "," ins'port, I <,nlll."'''''.
I hey nere had .m the HI:!d Oil \1 ~)
2.)lh and 2~lh tl) altcild the I"ollr th I)j~­
trkl L'tilily Wor~,hop Conf"ren(c. rhe
infornMtion I,l"th"red "I the 1'10 \\or~­
,hop~ \\,,~ holh 1:lluable 'LIlJ hcndki,,1
10 our 1;x:,,1
I n between "or~'hop~. neJ;olialion~
"ere opt.'n..<1 "1*the Ohi" Po"er (11111-
r;Ln~. rhere ;tr.· I"" .-UllInIC" hcinl! ne·
1;OlialN \ljlh Ihe compan) h} our \oe,, 1
thi~ time ,trlILln,1 1 he 1i!">.1 h our regular
-, & D conl!";ld, 'Lild the 'oCeolld i, th~
lOnl!";Il"! of Unit One. Local fi')(., \lhi.:h
l'On~bt\ of Ihe I &1) planncr~ :1I1J trOll-
hIe d i"pa lc he!.~_ Negotiations re~lIIned on
J une 12th throuGh 20t h.
I)ICK K ou~u " , 1'.5,
Banquet W inds Up Local 's
29th Bowling Seaso n
L l i. 697, GA Rl' A", O IIA \I\I Qi\I},
I.... O.- Our ~91h oo"ling ~a'oOn "olmd
up \luh :1 It'r} ni.·e haoquel :tl Ihl' rOur
O;t~~ ('Iuh io Coo~. Imli:ma. on \ 1,,)
19t h. ' he atlt' lld,mce tl)uted "bl)lIl 1(1(1.
inc!udilll,l 1'OIII<·r,. \I il'C', 'p<1n..or,_ ;I1lU
I,lllt"". '\' allla)\. pl.'nl} of rdl'c,h-
ml'nl, :tnd I,loml food 1'0:" ,clled. fol-
10111',1 h> Ihl' prc\cnt;rli,m uf Iruphit"
;In.l lout In Ih .. IlId) bOlll.::ro;,
Il rutht'I' DUll Bell. I' re,kknt of tlw
]e;r£ut', ,cl"\eu '" :'IC, " ith ,omc ;)"j,t _
:1111:" fwm ullr league linker,. I arn SIH-
gle. (n" La \l antill, and F rc,' r."lill .. r_
\lho pr... ,entcd truphie, I" Ih~ b","lo,_
-, he /it ... l-p':LCt' team Ihi~ )1':lr \I", the
\leade 11c~lrk kiml. ~ot"i,tjn.!: of (iu~
I a \l :mll:t, Bill Ilemll1g, (1},le He\lleu.
I.eon"nl Cler"in'~i. Dcnll) Sho"el....
Roll John Cok_ It "'" nkl' 10 hale
Brother I d";trd rnrighl and hi, loung.
101el) "ife, \lar). on h,md to accept
Ihe \linninj! tfOph) (111 hchulf of \ Ie"dl'
' -lec1rk, I'ohio.h ha' heen ,pon .. oring
tean" in <lU!' kal,lue for 2!) ),e;lr" Our
'flOn,ur, hil'", euilirihult'd much 10 Ihe
\ltcel"" of l)llr kagne for 'u man} }i.';u"
J h.... ,ewllLl-pl,tce t<,am tmph} I\~nl to
N,,\I I t'il (",. p uratiun, "h, hC leam elln·
,i~ted of ",l'h ~I:tr b{Jl'ok r , :" t'al'l;lill
lI al"l') I"rid I he i, nOli 1.111 IlCll,ion hut
.till ,hOll" " pretl} good I,litme!. Il ut.:h
Cole. 11)111 l'ear\(}ll. DllHlll" ~ I i,hler. J r ..
and S I,'le "'llIlal".
Our high-:Llcrage hOI\lr::r Ihb }c"r I\:t~
Hmng (ill, L, \l anli;l. "I", hall a 1'}2
al~r;lge :11 Ih~ rough \l uo\ler I :lIle~.
H igh-inthlidual same fur the "':3..on
\lent til our recording ,ecrl"I:,,"), BrOlher
(jerf) I indner. "jlh ~ H."ry ~.\cilin!! 179
scr:llrh. "hir<, I~rother D,m Zi .... gler lion
Ihe high-,cri,·, Imph) "ith n 77') '1.'-
rin. Brother Denny ShO\ll'r, ,tOU Bob
Moclhm:m "Ull uur donhll" ell'll!. \lhil ....
Bill I leming";h ollr \ingl<'~ champ.
Ollr mo'l-improlcd Otl\l Icr or the }car
IIU, ( ie('I'I1l" I iehcl~orn. ,tOd the elcr-
'lllllinl,l r ng,lrum. on\! u! our
"l'in~I"
:Ipprentice in~tructors. won the 'pOr1~­
rll;ln,hi ll"I\,lrJ.
I "lIo\\ing thc pre,,~nl.tli{)n, there \\:1\
d:tOo.:inl,l 10 ;1 IeI') goo\1 11:111t1, ami I IlU-
ticed that ,nmc of our IIrll!her' arc a
lillie mOIl' ".tile ()It Ihe dance ilrJOr
Ihan Ihe)" Me ull the job _
Ollr oflkn, for n<'"\1 }eilf "ill he DOll
Bell. l'rl'"Jcnt: Johnn; Cole, Vice P re,i-
J<"l1t. (,erTl I indner. "ecrClar}: .lIld
1 r~o.l \ltller_ -I r,·",urcr.
\\e tried 10 obtain thl' Il\'I\ 65-I,tOC
oo\lling aile} for our Ic'lgue for ne~ I
}ear. hili iI did not ",ork 0111. '!(J lie "ill
be b,t\'~ ~t \ l un,ler I ,tOes neAt Sl'3~n.
,(:Irting 'llmnt IlIcMlIlY. Augu~1 2t1th_ If
an} nell hO\\lers arc interested in join-
in!; our league. plea\C COlllact one of Ihe
1c" l!ue o/lker,.
CH'Rlt sO, Wli !loON , I'.S,
"
 ' Proiect Chi/c/'
Mem~" of l.oc31 700, Fort 5""lh. Arl<"
donated" Sa'u'day to helping on P 'Qje~t
Ch,ld" M the Jefferson School Here. some
of Ihe flrolne •• "'" wcul""11 on the chmb,";
an"
Eight Local 700 Members
Help on 'Pro ject Child'
I., l l, 100. FOKT S\ln II . \Kh. .- fh;hl
m~mhcr~ of 1\)0....,1 700 IIca' 011 IMm' on
:tS:lIurJu)' in 'l ay 10 initi;,.., ·'I' noj... "
Chil d" :11 the JclTcr-01l S~'h\lol I he proj·
Cd I!OI l10ucr II;!)' lO.ilh Il ribllOtH' lIuing
in the mo rn ing, IIml \\orl..
CCh'1I100 )
cominued nnlil 6:00 I' 'I .. \\ilh lohm-
leer~ fllrni_hinl! cquip1llcrl1 .HId man -
power 10 c realI.' Ihe "pla)IlI\HlI1u of th~
future:'
A ctil11hiul,: "rca. lin: In"'''', :tnd dill'
F-ing area \\ere cornpl\:leJ. ;'11.1 Ilorl..
~larleJ on the n<llure amj l!.IrJen ar.:.t\
IJrotlK-rs Roo (;r«r II C Il ,trri\.
liaroloJ Hrc:"C'r. Jerr} I'\ll~. \1 Ilart.
G;lf), 1t,lh~\. I Imer li ull,ell. and Hill
Dor'i<:) \IIere On h;II1\1 lu help on Ihe
proj;:\'1,
Local Accepts GTE O ffer;
NLRB Rules fo r Unio n
1.. 1I. 713, ( ' III CAGO, 1I ,1 .-MI.:r 1\\..,
motll h ~ of negolitllion, I,ilh uffidah of
Ihe (;·11 AUiUm:alle 1 Jcl1ri. In.... , final
offer lOoa\ m:l\tc h) Ihe l"fll,,,, n) :tnu
hroughl had. 10 Ihe !'Cuple fur ;, 10le
on ~hl } 211!.1 . The mcmhcr, :Iccepled lhe
proposit ion by a 2·10- 1 m njorll}'.
"
First Aid Course Retired Members
Club Party
r,ve
-'1
membQ'~ 01 Loc,1 700 completed a f"5t
In M'..C.... Ihe IBEW
"Id co,,,se "I the F.."m,nglon C'ly H"II. They Hou"lon held ,ts
.'e Elmer B,,,kel1 . Roy Lay ... H C HlOml,
Law,ence Ha.vey. and Oav,d Louce
01
Rep,uentlll,ve Pat Reined Mem ..,
.1 the p~'ly, lelt t'~';i~;:'~~::: ,;,.;,~;,.,.,
bef1 Club P,uidenl ScOl\y WeSlcol1. and
Spec •• 1 ServH:es Olf<'CIO< H G_ Tale. t 0
B.othe,s Loug .. , .... ,,",., and Ha,vay ~aem 10
enlOY the clan
Olh.'r cunlr".'h ,till lu I", nel!"liuled
:Ire Ihe Chica!!" 11';lIhil AlIlho,ill. H llh
FJc.:lri.; Com!"an}" nnd Chic;tl1o /)11l;\m-
k, In!.llhtric, We \liII I..eep \1111 nh.'m-
ll.:r, informed on the progre" uf Ihc..c
ncg(llialion~,
\ ho. in Ihe Icr} ncar fulure. 1:1I1111;ICI
1;,lb \I ill re'lI11le. afler ;1 1""11 d ,'1.I)"
\lilh the Gencn,r l im., ("rroul;ll i\lI1
Th i, ~''' flle :lOOUI I>) a (ied,ion h} thc
'\Juliona1 I allor Itcillli(H1\ 1I 0;lrd Oil Ihc
unLoir I;.oor ~'harl,:'e, Ihc un ion had hied
~11:lill~1 Ih,11 l·ompil:1y. Wc ,Ire hopefu l
Ihal \lll~e lal~, IlO!l,:'in, "c ~'a ,' re,l.:h :t
-.clllemenl in ah i, lonl,:' di'I'lIle
(;ooJ III~'~ ,Ill.! mltny h;IPPI h'.lh (If
r<,liremenl 10 \IM) \!i Ll>'> of Ih~' l. I F
\lIIom,llic Fle<'lri, Inc
Until ne'\l monlh'
1011',1. Clllltlf,l to, I',S,
Work Still Very Slow;
Houston Retirees Hold Party
1 .1f. 716. 1I0lISTO:"l. TEX . II I1,ine,~
'! ,1I1;,gcr It . T . NOileL To.'POlh 11\;11 IlorL
in o\lr jurisd iction i, 'Iill ICr) \1011,
I ,en Ihough OUf j(.h ,::1 11, :tre pkLing
III' ,10\11,. \lC 'Iill ha'e ;ll'prtl\imalei}
::!IIO \liremcn on Ihe "ulll.or· \\Orl.. hook_~
B mi nc~, M:.n,ll1cr f'.I O;'l~· L le ll, Ih:ll. ... ilh
.' hre,IL in Ihe IOo c:llher, \Ie ,hould ,!(Irt
10 mu,e 111<:'><: Inembers 01)1 10 \lurl.. in (dn~, celebrate
Ihe ne" f future. vetu,y,
.IEW Jou,no l
 On April 11th. a long-time member.
Brother G. \ Ionroe IIl1r~harl. /lnll hh
livciy ... ire. I-lina. ce1chruted their
Gallien Wellllln; Annher~:lr)'. How
about Ih:ll? BrOlher lI ur)"hart ..... , !>om
on December 7. I !}(I I. Imd hi: :,nll 1 dn.L
\lere m:lfriet.l on April II. 1\123 . li e
joined l ocal 716 in 192~ ;101i rctirc:d in
1966. \lonrne ,md I'd na are no ... Ihing
in \I"gnoli:. . TexJ~. If ;10) of )011
BrOlhers arc e,er lip Ihal \Ill). I :1m
'lire that Ihe) \lould Ii)"e 10 '>I!(' )011. \I}
pcro.onal Ih;.n'" 10 Ill'Olh.:r John \\ il),,;n-
..on for ~lIppl)Ln!: Ihi, mlere.lln!: hil of
in(OTnu.,ion :Ibout one IJf Ollr lon!:-time
meml'Cr"
$pc:.)"in" of long·lime memher,. (111
" ' "r~h 11~1. Ih.: 1111 W I~elired "' Iemher,
Club of HOllqun h..-ld il. fir.1 ".,iil" .0-
cial e,cnl. ;0 I.... rly. Ilhkh \1;1, held in
Ihe mcelin,l! h:d l IIf l ocal 66 :mll HI·
tended b) :Ippnlxilllillcl) 100 retired
'llemher. an,1 Ihelr \li,c"
f he gu.:.t 'pc;l)"er~ ... erc R I 'O'll-)".
Bu.ine., '1.1!1;I/!er. 11..:lll 71n; I . B
D iehl. 1I11.illc" \I .lllHgcr. I O\.·al (16.
I-Iou,ton. TC~:I'; Gcorge .... UI11Tt).... Chap·
ler \ Ian;.ger. ',I(--(A; I)on 1I0rn. ~He­
t:tr~- I re:"urer. !l lIni, COllnt) Al l -( 10
Coun~il: /lill I l1ioll. ("ounlY hL.lge (If
H .lrrh Counl}. r"'~II '; R;tlntoml I)u)" ....
Imernalional \ in' I'r...,idenl: .• ml. I.L~I
hUI not 1f,·;l'I. II . G. I au:. Spe('i:tl $en-
ice~ l)ir... .:1or. [ 0
,\(I ... r th~ 'roce<.-h;:... c' ... r}onc enjo~.:,1
a fine me;.1 of barhccuetl heef. h .. m.
[in~\. ami ;011 Ih ... trimmin!,! •. an,1 ;.(Ier
dinner. ther ... \\.1' tI;LJlt:ing 10 Ill.: mll,i,'
of lhe Hen) (linord I rio Comlx! 1I .• m[
of th... I\m o:ril.:"n le,leral,un tlf \, ,,"-
ci;.n, l oclil (.:,\. " I ... r) h;orp) lime 'la,
had h) ,,11.
Sped;,1 r.:cot:nition ,llOUIII !!o 10 lhe
I'm ... n"inrncnl Commin ...e f(!r :. jO" Ilell
done. T he conlrnil1cc eon .. i,ted of Il l"Oth·
('" \hlllro,-, ,\ltrn,LJI \V C- 1I.,rhtn,
Uruee Beltlo ...... r. 111I!!h MiH:he1l. and
(jortlon H r;LhcL 'knll) We't~I)II . I'r,'.i-
d ... nl uf the Retir ... e, Clu b, ,,1-.0 wor ked
Icry hard to J)1;,k ... Ih ... p:ln) Ihe 1:r;md
~uccc~, Ih;" il \\a\. YOII Letiretl IIrolh ... r,
'''10 ha,cn'l Joine.! Ihi, duh .lon·1 ~nO\l
"Iwl l"U arc mi"in!,:.
Sec }oU "Ilhe ne\! rn ....:I;n/!._
1\ R "-1\, •. 1'$.
New R-to-W Bill Introduced ;
60 Apprentices Graud<!te
L U. 7211. FORT 1. \l IOt: KO\I.F. FI . \ .
-A, 'ou prollahll )"no.... the " lI.i t:hl-to-
Wor~" Bill 111011'01." lI il1 7-1) ",," de-
f(';rled in the Florid:. I cl,!i,l<ttU1'(,. ){'·pr ... •
senlMi,... I ...... i\ I "rle I R-\ l.l iILmdJ.
~roon-.or of th ... "ill. h,,, imHlth,~ell an-
other bill ahlltJ,1 identic:.1 10 it. Repre·
'oI."nl"lil(' h,rl e <11-.0 'pon..ored 1",1 }e:"',
le",ion f 1-\0"'< Hill 211011, ;'lIti '>C,er,,1
hcforc that, "-cep Iho\C I... ne(\ t:llinl,! 10
)·o"r repr.:-..:IlI •• lin:" .tlul lei Ihem )"no"
ho" }OU (eel
I hi~ year\ nop o( arprenli~e •. 6U in
.. II. t:r:IlJualcd on Ma) 261h, I he top-
PlO!!-oul eer ... mtJme. \I ... re held :11 Ihe
Boca Ralon 1I 01e l. Althou/!.h picI"r....
Augul I. 1913
Tho lou.lh yea. app.e"Iico CIa5~ 01 local
728. Fo.I Laud8,dale. Fla was love" ..
d8n>Oosl.al,on On P'i>8 bend'nlil by 'he G.80n
lee Tool Company. Bob S'8m8'. 1811. and
B,1I 88nder are show" du"". II sus;on
G.ee"Ie. '81>'e""'I',"0 "I.n Bryce demon
"~Iu EMT bende' I" 'M backg.QtJnd /118
Bob Mende"h~1l lell. a"d msl.ucTO. La.ry
Oune.
... er ... n·t a':til.thlC- t-.:fore Ihc }.",rnlll
,1I::ldline. I ... ill whrnit Ihenl Ililh m)
ne" leH ... r.
llrolher D,rnn~ O·, ... ill ";1) ch>.}\<.'n
ApprentiH' of the ) .... IT \ \I •• rine
(urp' Vderdn. he \\a .. a ....ITUed the I'ur·
pIc IIe.Lrt i" Vi ... ,nam. Dan". motin1.,;ne.!
.. 'lit per cent .. 'erage thr{)\J~holLt his
four le .• r •• I~ ;tn apPTenli~-e-no C,,,) job
I.) '0;1 ) the le~,' A great hi!,: "\lell done"
from ... 1 of u. to )ou. l).tIl!
JU~I prior 10 !;radualion. lhe fourlh--
)e"r d ... ) ... ,,' !!ilcn " four-hour JeUlon-
~lratitJn o n pipe bendin!!. II \\a) .plil np
1111 0 1\\0 nighl'. "il h '''0 cla~>oC' alle nd·
In!: each ni!!hl. I\hrn 1I!).:e. li ... ld
Tepre...:nlllli,,' for Ihe Greenlee f ool
Com pan) . n:ulIluctc.l Ihe cla~s. Volun-
lee r, ...... r... d~cepled 10 l>end the pipe.
:um Greenlee hde),,"';I"'~ ... ere a\larded 10
Iht- "pprenlicc .... ho t:ot clo·,eq 10 Ihe
UI,'",Ul'emenl :r~~e<.l for. Of Ihe Iir.1 '''0
d .. , ..... ~. none other than J:td Y"le. antI
" J Weldon ... ,·re thc hig ... inner.., lIiIl
llend ... r ;rnll Hob Si... mer 1(0)" lop honors
Ih ... ...:~\md night \l anl "ppr... nlLet" fell
that thi\ demOlt~lr:ttion ... ,,' one of the
UlO'>! infurm"the of Ihe enlire four
}... ar,_
I ,,\t ""I not le:I\'- hit! nmgr:ttulatio",
"re i'l onler for Ton) Coppol:t .... h.) I,
nOi ro:lat ... tl to me. "I on). a mcmh.;r of
Ihe F\ccUli\c 1I0;lrd. \I;L, rc~enll)
a\l;onl ... .! the II ro ... :trd Builder!> I w ... llenl
(r:lft.man)hir ,\ ... ar.1 for 1 -lcctri~,,1
'\01)" fl)r Ihe lear 1972.
1 he joh ... hu.:h '''', -..:kcled rur Ihi~
honor '";" The '1 re:"lII). H local depart-
mt'nl ,wr... _ In wl)"ing "';Ih fon) .... ho i,
tjuu,' "mh;tTn"sed .Ihout the "hok
Ihin!!, he -.:, ill , " I h.. men OIl Ih.- joh "on
th ... :IIlar,1. nOI me." He ":•• Ihe lIener:II
for... n",". nol Ihe Crafhman. He a1-.o
~ljd. " U the men on Ihe job hlld,,'t done
.ltch ., great joh. Ihe :, ... aru \\ou ldn'l
h.l\ ... t-c:en po,,~ihle.M
l..'ntil 1lC\1 month ..•.
L IK" COI'I'~)I I. I'.S.
The Victors
The hockey 181m oj
On'. won Th. OPe Champ,onJh,p .. "d cap-
hHed Ihe B'0Ih8'hood CUP a"d Ihe W,lham
LadYff1I1" T.ophy Lel1 Itl "ahl Me Ray
Pa,,~. play'ng coath_ Calv,,, Chipp8' coach;
and RalQh Te'$'J!n •. leam manal«'
Hockey Tea m Victorious;
Work Scene Still Very Slow
1..11. Itn-1. 1\ Il'l' lU-::"Im . OVr.- ln ,)lLr
hl~t leuer. I .t:tled Ih:tl "C \lOLLI.1 nOl
h:rlc :t hoc)"c) le«1lI Ihi, )c:or. hUI
!han~, II) H gr~:tl Joh of or1!.Lni/in1: h)
ll roth('!', Rall'h '1er,i~ni. (:thin C h••p-
pell. :tnd I{:t > 1'.11·' ...... '01 ... lIid gel U 1"';IIlI
.." Ih... ,ce in thL\ l ... ur". luurn:UlIenl.
'1 hi, "'" one lime ... hen Ihe or!;:lni/ers
rC"pcd Iheir re"',Uo,h. for our team l.lme
,L .... I} ... ilh Ihe 197.1 OPC Chanlpion.hip
fhe team eaplUr... d the ll rolherhood (up
;tn(1 Ihe William I :"J)m:tn I'roph, hl
lIcfe"tLn/! 011:1 ... " IIK-OI in the -..:mi-
Itn"l, ;on,\ "-,n!!,I,,n 110--1) 10 the li":lh.
I C.lOI' <.umpc ling in the lourn,lIl1etil
'-'ere frum 1 ""onlo. lI .lInillllll. l ondon.
\\ ond\Or. '>1. (.llh:trinc~. o-,h:a" a. "- itch·
en ... r. Ott.L ... :I. ~lIl1hIH1. "nd .... arnia, Our
Icam eo",i,ted of pltt)cr--; I'de lI ... uiol.
D.ne I h'l~h'Lrt. Juhn Dcehcr. HoI>
Ihelh nun 1I ."he). JefT) I uhrm:ln.
I ;In') R... del. I e, l inh. 1.1 I-Iard,i,,.,,
Wa)n... \I.Ld c.on. :md !,;tul 1I"),,er_
lIrolh ... ,. 1t.1) I'.• ri ..... II ... Ih ... pb)inJ;.
"IMeh. (.1" in (h.lppcl. the oo:"h .•111.1
R,Llph I c,.,igni. leam rllan,L~er_
ll T<)ther. l ... n Ru,<. Al I inL.). a" d
Harr} I lulloll:,}. memhcr .. on loc:!1
"
R04's Fntcrt:linrnent Commith:e. cer·
rainl) llill :1 job they can be proud of. I
am referr ing to the dance held on
M;lrch 9th at the Stecl"orkcr, 11 ,,11 In
Camhridge. "hich th e;,e B rothcr~ org.\·
nilell. The turnout "a\ ler) ~00lI. the
b. lIl1l "ll~ great. and tbere "ere prilc,
g;l lule. l' lcl'}o nc hau ;1 "underfill e\I:'
ning . ., Iwnl;~. BrOlhers! Lct\ h:\Ve an·
other one soon.
Pin Presentations
Loc.l 806. Ellenv,lle, N.Y. preunted serViCe pins 10 ehg,bte membft ... at • d.nner. Shown.
Ie .. 10 "Ihl• •" .. Ev ..mtl Roos •. Rudolph He"m.n. H.rvey Olsen. Tom Doyle. Paul Wal"'-
hou.e. Bob MUsch .... and Gwynne Thom..... membe", who haye 20 ar>d more yea ... of
",y,ce on Ihe IBEW
party. I to. .. ••
W, lhams. Bus,",," Mana", •.
Man.s" •. Local 86. RocheslI •• N.Y;
MIIlckle •. Business Manager. Loc .. 1 806; R.. lp~ Halloran.
of Lout 139. Elmira. N,Y.; and EdwMd Murphy. Buslness,-""';";;'"
Pins Prese nted at Dinner;
Work Still Slow in 806
I..U. IHl6. t: '. L E'-" ILI. E. " ., . - \ t our
rc~c n t dinner. Ihe loel.1 honored eltgit>le
memher>. "ith ~r,ice pin"
Pill .. IICtt: I're...:nled 10 .... u l ,IIi,,)!).
I humu, O·Rlellc). Juhn I'l on .. l.i. ;lfI\1
G co!'J;c ~tcincr. 10 }ear,: Johl\ AUunl'.
lI arolll Alli",n. Ed UI;mer. I.. ewi, Hen-
dricl.\un, Mic hael Hoot:i.u. CIiII' Huline ...
RoIIC!'! J o~e p h. Ric hard Kel lcr, Wliller
"
The emplo)nlCnt pic ture in our area
i~ still very slow. alKl the I",t onidal reo
port had 103 Brothers out of "01'1. I hi~
j, a .,Iight iml' rOlemen t ule. tho.: pre-
liou~ monlh\. alKl "e hope there "ill be
a ~te"d) Improlcnlcllt in the flUure. a~
there ure llI.my IlI!W joh, ,t.lttin!; h')
bre.11.. now.
BIIY\-..r I I 1I11 1 ~, 1'.5.
Buslne ... Mlnage,
.3. Syrl>cuse. N.Y.
l"lra. Jo,cl'h Le Ro). I.c.\ .\ Itll er. ' · f;tnl.
\lo rg,1 n. I . P ial! RU ''l:1I Rnht>lI1". (io!"-
den Ro--.. •. and (hurnwnt ')I.:()\illc. l!o
)e •• r .. : I eland Ikrnhmuc. "'en l eldlll.,,\.
I.e"" Greene. Uenf) Hellnmn. Rudolph
lier rman . I ud:ln "ullo""I.}. \I.lle-om
\kr-. .lught. Rohert \h t'l:her. Il ll(\e)
OI'>Cn. I' \fell Ro.:r-:I. IlolMlu \nllth. anu
1',1111 Waler hou'>C. :W )c:lr,
~al Accardi. SlUnk) Chli .. lian.I. I'u.n
1-. Do) Ie. Jo hn Mc M:II\IIl". J.)hll "' :I~~.
Horb ShalnHl II . ' I hOI\I11' 'tcn'Vu. atHI
l.w ) nnc Th um a,. l!o }e;.f"; William
Dinner
Ne w Scribe
John 0.
lOC .. 1 806
K...she..
. '"
new press 1It;.e... ry 01
St;lnel}. 30 )ear~: and Thoma, 'Iuore.
Will iam \Ien ..... n. and Jtlhn Winlcrherger.
Sr .. 10 }e,lf' r hc he,t of I'KI. to ,III.
Wurl. " ,Ii II on Ihe , 101'0 , ide- LU;.)hc
-.\)<11\ I ",-mid lil.c to remind our
Urother memher, th.lt the un.on !lIcel'
ing" ;lfe ho.:ld on the lir .. l \\ ednc"";a} ot
ea~h month ;It tI uo I' \1 . ;,t Y7 /'I;unh
\I.un "trect. I lIen\llle. " ell ' urI.
Nememher. 'IiPpol't ,our umon: it
,Uppoofh lOU_ Come til lhe ne,"1 rej,lul,lr
monlhi) union mcctinj,l. Sec: }OU there'
Jutl" D. "' lIl '11111. \11_. f'S.
An Era Comes to End With
Passing of Brother Fintar
I..l. K-IO. GE"E \ \, '-'.Y.- \\' ilh the
~"in!! or 1 MI I in/;lf thl\ 'pring. ;111
ef;a 111 orj,l;lnll,ed latl()f in III.: lin~cl
Lt~c' re~ion h," hecn t-rou~ht h' ;t
\:1....... ,tnd "ill '-()tin he,'omc :. Ic~end
lor tht.hC people who 1,\l.e fOf gT,lIlh:J
r\ IIIl,Ion ,hot,. ""l()Il. ;tnll the ;annUlll
1M) rai...:. I ,,;tnt to turn h'lcl. the 1";I~e,
of time III the CiLd) 191(}, In Iho""
II'L}'. hlrl I III/lir W;t\ h"'lne" alieni nOI
(lnl) for lhe I lectri..:i'III'. hut ,11'0 for
thc (lITpcnICf\. M:Nm'. Meat ('lIlIer,.
et<:. I';I) rl,isc, wcre 'Cr) l\:Inl 10 cume
h} lhen. hut h) 1937. the I lectricillll'
I'oere rCl'el\ing the fahu lou, ,um of
S I.U4I per hl.ur, the \I a-.on, "ere lhc
onl} ,r:lf',men rel;ci, In!; more.
Cpon .lltcndtng :0 mcclin~ in \11\''I:
d;I}'. II "a, 'er) ea,)- to dhlin~lli .. h he-
llleen lahor\ fricnd ,ifill foe. If I'ol)rd
II,,, nOI I':t'...:d h) m Olllh. thcr.- Ill" .11·
"'I}' Ih~' "Unf:lir I ht" hhlclbo"ru in the
froll t of the hall. A !itance .Il Ihi, Ihl
lold <I Il'e rnbt' r \\ho of the I;(lJUraCIOrl>
;11111 I.... oplc "cre givin~ our org:mil:tt ioll
a hard lime. BrOl her Finl;r r l e pl Ihi,
18EW Jeu,nol
 !>il;trd IIJHo-dal~
from monch 10 month.
\\h~n ,I ~onlr.u.:ltlr "l!n~dup, I ad """\
ler)· prompt in Il.'mo\io~ hi, o,lIoe 'r.. m
Ihe Mud ao,1 e\pl .. ininl! 10 all Ihe 10-
IIi, e,~ellent h,mdlin~ of uni\'n 'Ill;lif'
durin~ Ihoo.e If}ing lime, "tin for him ..
f'O'l nn lhe \1;lle \ h:-dIJlltln Itl';,ro.! in 11K
late 194th. lie relireo.! frllm Ihi, joh in
1%1. li e "it.!> acme in lhe 'M(, \ ami
"' I\o.;lni\. "'" a rrll,lee Ilf hi' ~huf~h.
,lOd \o.a\ :u;lhe in olher I:i\i, fundion,
'" Gene"1 .. nil S",ICU'oC.
'iufli\lng are hl\ \0. ifC'. RUlh. ''In.
Jnhn. of Gene'l' , und fuur j!r,tnddlll
drcn 10 Ihe..., ltnd hi. hi)\1 of (rieo,I,.
I oc .. 1 S~(1 c\tcmh 11\ ,) mr;'lh~.
\\' IIIIHl l1 GllllIN. I''.;.
Lack of Construction Work
Blamed on Fuel Shortage
1,.11. /Hil. L,\KE (" II A IU _ES, L \ .-Al
<lur [;,,1 rcgular rn"eling on J lIn" ~lh,
1I11,inc" ,\I an~ger Jllnmie " 0\ ,luted
Ih:.t Ihe ""or~ picllu·c h;1\ nOI dl'tnl!ed
milch ,ince uur 1:1'1 report anJ Ihul
Ihcrc lin,' jO nl<::n un Ihc huoL !)ome (If
our uncmplo)cd IIrmhcf' hale h«-n
pl,u:ed on io"" in olher juriwielion\. "mI
II rOlher 1'-0' \;lid th,11 Ihe fllel ,horl:r;:e
I, 10 hlame f,)r nm"h uf our I,'l~ of
~·U",lru"uon :n Ih" tlille
On \ Ia\ Jhl. ;0 ..-Il'" IIf ,,~ mC'n I\;h
e\,lmme:d and p,l,wd inlo lhe jour",'),
ml," cI~"ilil:;ilJun. '1 hll..... finl,hmg Ihodr
,Ipp(enlh:e:~hip Ir;unlni= ;on: Urolhc:r\
AII..-n W. HOllrqlle. Ki"h"nl hnin·. Jc:r·
,lId Buh. J ,mmie I Onlcn\ll, l'hiIJip l on-
lenOl, and CharI," "-In\:. Wr "on\:r"I1'-
I."c Ihc-.c )oung Illen "nil "'ekorne Ihem
11110 Ihc \o.irem"n ~11I,,1I1~;lllun
Ilrot hcr Jimmic I U\ lluen,kd Ihe:
"on,trlll'lion cunf..:-rcIIl·c (:lllc,J h) \ I~C
I' re'ldem Pal,· in ,\l obi Ie:. Alat>all1a. ,llIr-
inl: Ihe P;I'1 nmnth lind S;ll\C a hrief re
purt.
" meel in g \\;1\ hdd durll1g Ihe l1loluh
<If May fur Icco n, ider:lliO!1 of I he:
II":-Ilhh alld Welf"rc 1' l"Ollr:ll n. It IIll\ dc-
~ide(1 hy Ihe llIelllll<:r,hip thaI mure
IIIllnC) II", 10 he ,"II illt" Ihe rfOgJ"alll,
dill' to the ri\inll .·"'1 of lI1l'dj" .. llon "nd
h.r-pll(. li/ation. I \Ill pr.ljl(\\;\I, \o.ere: con·
"de red. ,lI1d ,f el1hcr I' negOli'lled. II
\lill i=i\c 11K lI1elllll<:r\ a flCrl'emllge in
He,' ..... In "onlrihlllll1n, Of" an ..ddilil1n,,1
,.mollnl au{)\.\ Ihe Nlrd. In ;In) c\cnt.
nwre m,me) ha\ 10 Pc in'e~lcd In Ih,'
I'filgr,ulI In orller IU I.rep lhe re:"':f\e
fllnd frO/ll "'eplelil1n.
IImlher A.' \\ infree fell fnun ;0
1.....der \o.hile: "orl.ml! .. rnJ fr ....:tured '''0
ritl\. IIrmher \\mfree: \lill he: ofT Ihe lOt>
for .. hotll \I, \o.ee~'. II \I", learn ..d Ih.11
J I'. Ple~"m"e:'\ "'Ife h.ld an ;oUIO J,,':"
d.·n! t<1I1 t) dmn!! heller ;11 Ihi, lll1lo:
II \0.,1' repurled Ih;ol IIrOlher hie:
'1(1llrel 1",1 hi, ",.fe in 'I ,"e>.:en! "Ulu ll>.:·
"id,'nl Our '"Kerc cllndoknl·e, IU
/lrmhe( "111M,·,.. ,\01."" :II\(} ..fle:r our h,'"n-
fell ,)mp"lh) 10 Shclh) Kltle r, 1\llIhe
f:tlhe, Il",,,,d ;Lllay re"cmly.
ALUMY A. 1'1 11"11, I'.S.
Aug ... I, 1973
Life~Sav;ng Awardee
1I .. ~,n~s§ M~,"08e. J~.ry Cllin. LO<;ill 915,
Tampa. Fl •.. lefl. p.es~n15 .n 18[W Llf,.
SllY"'8 AW3.d 10 lI.otl>e. Paul Puleo, who
uved th .. I,f .. or " fe!low wo,~.,.
Tamp a Memb er Receives
IBEW Life-Saving Award
I .U. 9 15, TAl\II'A. FI.A . I WD IC;or,
llgU. ollr J oinl Apprenlke,h.p lind I r;,in-
inj: Commiuee fir\1 olfereu II Ih:,1 ( r.N.
Sland:1fI1 1\·l ullllll<::Ji;o Fir,1 Aid ("ollr""
\lhlch "'a~ lilughl hy Ollr ,,\In rnl"l1lheh.
On J;inllary 14, 1972 .• hi, (ir-c "id If;.in-
ing \la~ ler) hc:ncfkial. \lncn Brulher
I'aul Pule:o !>aled Ihe life or II rellO\l
\o.or~l.'r.
Urother " ulco re:ce:ntl) re:"e:iletl lhe
IHI " Ilfe·Sa,ing \"ard a, ",ell a, 11K
z.,;olJon,,1 Red CrO'l~ I.ife-Sa\lnj! A\o. .. rd.
Our 1(1(· .. 1 "I\(} rl.'"I:e:ileJ an 1111 \\ life-
~"ing A""rd.
Ke:C"t~n1I). a new in\iJe "ir"-01;on·, I,)GII
\o.a\ formed from Ollr lOUlhern jLln .... h,,·
lion f 1..0.;,,1 'JJ I. 5.rnllOl~. I lUI 111.1 I. \\ e
\l1'h the mernhe", of lhi\ nc" 10<.,,1 the
t.c'1 of Iud lind Ihaol. lhe fdlo\o. mem-
t...,.r. uf our local for [heir )ear, of ,up-
ron in the \(}lIthern juris.di~liun.
11011 i\lc i\l I(H\lt, I'.S.
Local 's Classes Pay Off;
Negotiat ions in Progress
L. U. 95'), f-:AU CI"A llm, \\ IS(',_
SarCI)" i~ Ihe Numher 0111.' b) ",onl of
Ihi, loeal union. All .. e~l1lenl' Ilf illi,
1I1;\ed loc,,1 h.. "e ;oclilc "llfet} iII)d tif',1
aid lo:1a,\o:,. and Ihe) do ra) olT.
l\es;oli"lion, are: "mgrc"ing f;lirl)
",,'11. "ilh Nvrlhern Slalc~ 1'\I\ler. D~lr)­
I"nd PO\ler, \\i-.c:on,in CA'I \, Wiremen.
·\lma [)OC~. and wme di\1rihullon t·o-
op~ I.""tllllplele:d. a. \lell a, our 11<\0. unil
"f f le,;lro \ Iel I ndll\[rie~. Inl:. uf II;\FeI·
hU"I. \\'I-.con,in, m;onu[II:IUler, ..f "II
llf1C' and ,u'e, or Ir:ln~former" elllplv~­
ing .lrpro\im,Ile:I) :lU emplo)!:l".
Ot<ligalion. e:1c:!;lion of unll ,llll':Cr.,
an,1 Ihe re:licw of the (urrelll lIi=recmCIlI
I'lil~ pl;I>.:1.' on A"ril 24th.
we Me ne(,ring Ihe con\lrlKlIon COlli-
ricliun of NOrlhern SI;IIe:, I'U\lC. (11111-
I'''OI·~ \\ he:nton (,eneralinl; 1'1,,111. 1,,-
';lIed t.cl"e:cn I:au CLoire :In'" (h'r",",\I.!
I "II,. Ollwr pl"n~ arc in Ihe mill rur an
t\I ( pl:1I11 I~' be built un Ihe (hir'
p.:\I;o Rher.
The 1l )'la"" COlll m illec of Ihe loe'll
mel recenlJ), and recomn"ll'ndHlion 10 Ihe
I \CI.·lllile Boord ll~ 10 the operation of
l oxal 9.q \o.a~ di...:u"<.!>Cd, before: Ihe: reo
frl."",hnl"lII, \lerc -.enC'd.
I le~trK,,1 \\ or~er, (Jut<. Inc .. (0\1 ncr-,
or Ilk t>mldingl mel in June:. 191.'. H>
TI.''',·\o. 11K t<uilJing for re:p;""', impro'e-
mcnl~. CI(.
Our <;'Ie\o.;or", \l.hool ",I' ho:id the lal'
ler ,,;In "' \I,I~. u","leT 11K 1Illof'hip or
Rrnther hme:, p. ('on"J). Imernalion:rJ
Keprc ..... nllllJ\e:. \1 thl' \I riling. Urolh.:r
('un\o.,11 \0.;\\ ..... ~·hedulcd 10 'flCnd Ihree
~lIelc"i\l" d,,~, in I I)(;al 9n informtn~
lippro\irnaich 11:'1 ,Ie\lanl, Ilf Ihe JUljc,
of ~ \IC\l;lrJ.
I);)i(llnnd I'o"er Coopcr:lli\c's ··Uoil-
illg Wat,'r Rc ..cl(lr 1'!;,1l"· :01 Gcno:t.
\\ I'I:IHI"n. " humming Ii~c a hird. "hik
thc No. l (i enoa P ia lit i, Yown for
rn:. inlcll;I1KC :tnd Ihe N o. I rtanl i.. gel·
tin~ nile" hoiler.
I inc l·UI1\lrIiClion ncgol ialioll\ arc now
ill I"·llgrc". and Ihe remaining II ,li,lri·
lllIlion '·l)()jl('ratilc, <irc ~·lll11ing up Ihi,
fall I 'ltll.. li~c "c gul uur ",urI. "III
0111 fur 11\.
GIl '1'1 v. I', 11 Il-,()~. 11..\1.
Work Picture Pretty Good;
New Jobs Be ing Plann ed
L.t , 9ft9, GK \'1) JI ' ·C'II O""". COLO.
-We: h."e:n·, hao.! mll~h IIC\o., for '>Ome-
Ilmc. "UI I "ill mal.e an .ulempt 10
t<nni= lOll III mll>.:h ,1\ flO',i"le. Sin.:c I'm
ne\l al Ihi' job, I hope )011'11 be"r \o.ilh
"~
' I IK \o."I~ rklull.' ha' hl.-en prell)
!!OOI.I IKre. 1here :rre lhe OC\o. I-asl Gille
5huppinl! (e:ml'r. \I ullnillill 5lllle, T cle-
"hune (tlmpanl'~ "ullill,m, a HO\o.;ord
John'on "' olor l.o..Igc. and an anne~ IU
Ihe: (tlurt 1I01l'>C. jll,t 10 name " fe\l
jut».. I he fUllIre lOllI., j!oOO f(lr I.eeping
"III 111"n hll'Y ..... ilh a n"w Con\enliull
Ccnter :11111 other huil,linl!' heing
plllnn,,".
Wc'\C I11mle: hiS; siride, in our Health
lind Welfa re I' rngr:lIll. lInd we hope to
c'lIllinue In imprOl·e il n, \lC go (. Inllg
Alk lld;1I1"e h;l~ inerc",ed al Ollr m"el'
ing', hul \Ie \Iill ncell I11me chair, filled
;ond nwre \oi,·c .. heard. Come oo! 1.~I\
-.ee )1)11 ,II Ihe unioll rncclll1i:'.
K II (1)<;1n-, P.S.
Grad uates Obligated;
Brot her Stuntz Saluted
Lli. 1J1J5, 11 \ 10 ' RO UGt'. I. \ .-The
"pprenll.:e gra,lu:tung lo:1a" of I OGII 99~
\I;1l "t"IIlll;Ileol al our lir,1 rne~linl! in
JlInC'. '·... 111 Blgdon "J\ '-C"le(lcd a~ 0\11·
'1.1n"ln~ .'pprenIJCC.
I h.' ,kllwn,lrJlion ~",rd. ~ho\ln in
the '1>':~ilnJpan\ins phOlo. ".1\ ~curcd
from lhe 'aliun Comml1lCe 10 illu~lrlll"
molu. >':lltllrol ;Inri h,", pfUICJ 10 Pc \er)
'1ln·c,,11l1 fur da"rl)llIl1 1Il,lruClmn. I hi,
~"J1 ..1 \1,,\ ;o\ ..... mhled h) Ihe Ihlni-}c"r
:J"l'rcnll~e: cI,,\~. Brother Cap"la. "ho
""~ 1 .1(:111 'J'Jj'~ ollhlllndmg :1 "prcOli~e
fhe: )eiU"~ IISO, is now Ihe lhirJ-)ea r ill-
~lnl~\I)r.
"
 Graduates
The apprentice graduat",g class 01 Local
995. 9a lon Rouge. LII .. was obligated al Ihe
local' s June meel,ng. G,aduates. IIrsl 'ow.
left to ,ight, are George Webb. Randy Sum
merS. lelf Schwend,mann. Geo.ge Ruperl.
and 8,lIy Row,nsk),. Se<:ond rOw. Jotl Glo,-
ulhe Boord and Negotiating Committee.
In addit ion 10 worLing ",ith his lools
40th Anniversary
on many jo~ in 8alon Rouge. he ~ue· Celebration
ce~sfully ~uper\iseu lIluny big job-;; a
few arc Stone & Webo.(er. Hechtel Cor·
poration, John.-.on Service &: COn~true­
(ion Company, and McCaa Fleetrie
Company (E~.o lab). From 1924 10
1941, he II:.S a member of Ihe Con-
federation uf Wor~a~ of Soulh AmericH,
while wor~ing on jobs in Ihe Wc~t
I lldie~.
ilr()ther StUIl17 is now relired amI la~·
in{: life e:I')'. I-li~ hobnie~ include 1\000·
wOT~in~ and Ir3Yelinj;, I-Ie '\'It'nd~ ... in·
ler; in SOllth re~a~ or Old Mexico and
~lIml1ler, un Ihe Conlmfn131 Dilule or
Ihe Alleghen) MOUnlllin~. BrOTher Stuntz

dano. Glenn McCann. MRr" SIms. Oanny
u.noux. and ... Iex CII,ter. Th"d rOW, Sam
Higdon (ou\5\lInd"'8 app.enhce). MIke 80m••
Chester GuillOry. JIm Sarton. Robe.\ Gon .
ules. and MIke ... ,bou.
Saluted
I membered.
j~ nllent In Spani,h and has many
friend, "Soulh of Ihe Ikm.Jer."
\Vc regrc\ 10 (,d.i'>!! )OU of the un·
limel} death of Brolher I.}nn J. ;\I:IT'
quelle. Brolher Marquelle Ila\ one of
Ihe he~1 :lnd II ill be mj""ed .lnd long re·
RI Ni: J. f- l ur-clt, P.S.
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local lOll. Hlrllord. Conn , celeb'lIled l\s
40U' yea , In Ihe IBEW .... ,th a dlnner·dance.
Sho .... n. tell to fight. are P •.,srdent Pllullne
NO~8k. Inlern8\lonal Rep,,~senlatr~e R,chard
Roge,s. .nd Internallonal V,ce Pres,dent
John E. Flynn.

Hartford Local 10 13 Marks

lOCal 995 salules 8t1)ther Stuntz.
De monstration Board
local 995 'l.al"tc\ Brother Wuhh
Stunt/., who wa, hurn in Gre,ller iI,llon
Rouge (IIru,I),. I.o"i"i"na) "here he ai-
tended e!ementMy ~l·hO<II. having <.:om·
plcleJ high <,choul III <..,~ington. r.,ui~i­
ana. Brother Stuntz i, nmrricd and ha,
Ihree children.
Brother Stun\;l j.)ined 10;:,11 767.
BalOn Kouge. in 19-12 ;wd <'cned on
that local'~ F~ccUli>e 1I00,rd In 19·B. lie
wu, :Ippointcd to Ihe NegOlialing Com·
mil1cc which mel I.ilh Copol}mer Kut.·
her Company. ;wd a good agreelllcnt
was ohtuincd. In 1948, he ulfilialed wit h
Local !l95, "here he l>Cned on Ihe E),ec·
40th Ye.r in t he IBEW
L U. IOU, lI,urrFORI). CO'\'N.-Thb
loe,11 marked ih .j\llh )ear <l\ an In·
dU~lri:l1 union b) holding II dinner·dance
in conjunCllon ..... ith Ihe Liel.-ofT drl\c (or
1973 COI'I .
We lIere ~ery fOriunale in halin~ Sec·
ond DI\lri<.:\ Vice I' re~ldent and Mr ...
John .... I I) lin al our eelchralion. Other
honored glle'l~ in allend"nec "ert:: Imer·
nation:.1 I"xeelJlh'c COllncil memher Lelt 10 flghl, V,ce PreSldenl and M,S, Jo"n
J ame' I'. f- l ullonc). Inlernalional Repre· E. flynn and lEe membe, James Mulloney
scnlalile und M r.. Kichard Roger ... and
InlernatJOnnl Repre,enlalile Eugene SI.
Pierre
I'rc,iuenl I'aulinc Nova". anly a .. ~i'led
by Seeond I)i.,trict Vke I're"idcnl FI )nn.
pre..cnled 1~·)ear mcmher,hip ,erolh to
"I mcmher~. Afler lhe dimler. Ihe 1,'T!:!e
eTOlld danced 10 Ihe mu~ic of Jl'hn
Donnell} and hh Orehe~lra . Without
qlle\lion. "c had Ihe l!lr!:l~~l tUrnoUI )et
for our Annu<l1 Anni\er",r) Dance. We
holl'-' Ih;jl ne:>.! ~car', d;jn.:.: "ill he i\~
large lmd ,u.:cc~,flll u, 1973·s.
A~ Ihh !:!OC, 10 prinl, our Negutlaling
Comminee h'h gone beyond the e\plor,I'
tory tal~~ on ollr union and mana!:!c·
menl conlract.
On April 12th. man)' l1lel1lher~ Ilf IlIlr The head table during 8 raHle.
local purticipated in a ,pecial dCl11l1ll,tf(L'
lion hy rieLeling G. I'o~ nnd Comra ny .
a duwnlown 11 arl f(lrd 'lor,·. in ~upport
of Ihe I'arah ooycon. lhen marched "ilh
our ,ign, to lhe Hiltoll <;Ullicr !--Iolcl ((I
allcnd II ~f'Cci,d Conneclicut Stat,' Lubor
Coullcil meelinll of Ihe '· lr ..1 Con!:!r,,·
,iont.1 l)"lriel.
Ma) 41h \I:IS IBFW\ ni!:lhl 10 pkLel
Ihe Fo, 'lore. Local IOI~. red by Pre\j·
denl I'"uline NO'!L~. ";" Ililtcd h) "I ar!'
ford I.ocllh 41 :lnd t040_ Oc~pitc miny
"cal her. II "'''r) 1arllc turnout w," on
hand All locals "noJ Il1lerm'lionlll, for
Ihe Grcilier 1--I;l rtford Lllbor Council. in·
elmlinll Ihe UA W und T e:' lllslers, wiJ1 A scene of the dancing.

ISEW Journol
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lal:e turns picl.eting tlery Thur~dny
night.
The Connecticut General As~mhl)'
has ,tnrted to pass a ...cri es of anti-labor
bill~. Fver) pitce of progre~ile laror
legislation, \\hieh the Connecti.:ut labor
mOI'etllent I'o orl.ed so hard. Oler the
~·tars. to enact into 1111'0, IS in danger.
A ~urn.equent pre\~ relca<.c b~ John
Dri'iCo li. I>r~ident of the 'itJte l :.oor
Council. said. HLll.e a !>3lami. the righl\
of \\orl.ers are bting ,hced by the 19;.1
General Assemhl~. We're doing poorl):'
said I' re~ident Dri'iColI. "This "oC-.sion of
Ihe legi,laturc: ..... ill do nothing 10 imprOH~
the right~ o f C(1nnectkut worl.erl. and
wc'rc lucl:y if il doc,n't sut>\tanli:l lI)
ta l.e aw .. ) I:tcnefitl Ihat hale been
achieled o\"u Ihe )can....
WO\ll l K Yo\IIS.IWICII. 1'.5.
Two Members Honored At
Testimonial Dinn er· Dance
I..V, 10",0, II AI('I'I-'OI(I), COi'\N. -Rc-
cenlly. I ocal It~O hono red two of it.~
memOers al a te)l imoni:11 dinner-dance.
They arc Leonard lI.o..cnh:lll1 n. l ocal
trealurer for 25 )e:.rl. a nd Leo I'OI \'lOn,
"ho retired :IS luelidelll after lICnmg 17
}ear. in thn! ollice.
Among the \peal:eh were Intcrn:l-
tional 1'.\eCulil c Council mem ber Jame~
Mulltlney. Inlernalion,,1 Repre<.enlali lc
Ge ne SI. Pierre. lind Second Di\lriCI
Vice I'r.:"dent John 1' . I I)nn. Vice
President I-I}nn, on heh .. " of Ihe local.
pfe5ented pl"'llIe, 10 Ihe honored Glle,ts.
We had jU~1 :lhoul Ihe 1:lr)!e,1 cro\\d
Ihat evcr a!tended :. 1.0.::11 10-10 dinner·
da nce.
Local 1040 has becn :.ctile in sup-
porling th.: Elmh boycott. A group of
50 picl:ets from Il :mfonl 1()I;:lI, 42
10 13. amJ 10",0, led hy BU\inc~~ Mlln-
ager Jtll1 Wighlwood, who i~ eoorduhlt-
inb boycott actililies for the Gre,l\er
Hllrtford Labor Council, picl.etcd loe.. 1
depMtm.:nl ~tores tha i carry I':.nlh
sJach. Helping \0 piel.el lind dhtrihule
IitcflIlure were Imcfllational J{cpre'\Cnla-
ti lel Gcne SI. Pierre .. nd I'...d l ough-
rAn. Incident:.lly. the picl.el look place
on May 3rd, the fir)t anniH'f'i,;lr} of the
Farah 5tril:e.
" AT 8 0RU KO, 1'.5.
Three Me mbers Mourned;
Local Busy with Sports
I..U, 1 0~9. 1.0""(: ISLAND, N.Y. -
Three of our li rothcrs, r. McCaffrey.
G. I'earsall. (l nd A. ChriSHlro. ha\e
p.'1~scd awa). All of u~ \lho I.nel'o Ihese
fine Rrothers are gOlOg \0 miss them.
Congratula ti on'> 10 Brother Sal Mari-
nello. whose son, Sal, played a fine
game of hoel.e y lI g;un~1 the Canadt,lll$
when Ihe Long 1\1:lnd team he plays for
was invited to play in Cunada.
HrOlher Fred Showmal:er. A ~) i\lllnt
BusineH Manager Phil Robimon, lind
Presiden t George Fisher completed Ihe
Lo ng Island Federatio n o f LlIbor's spon-
AUiutl. 1973
Lon g Island Sports
-,
Long tsl~nd. NY •• Loc.als 25 Ind lG49 held
a bow"ng lau.nament (Kentt, Mlmbtus
o f Loul 25'. 11~I·place bO .... lIng leam, te U
to ngh l . ,Ole J. Neen~n. S. Stu iO. 0 Outte •.
and E. Holcotuk. J. Palumbo was Ibnn l
when the PlctU'O was laken.
B.other J . Boron. l ocat 1049. C,.,.
Div'Slon.
tefl. and Broll.e. S. Anzalone. Loc.1 25.
,how the bowlma lou.nament , .Op"" •
teague t lOphy. which is up fo, arabs Ihree
t.m es.
B,ol""'r L Bonnhoff. manage. o . Bomt>e.s.
~nd B",lhe. C. Loeffter. m.naser 0 1 SIO...
head. eon.e.atut.t. each o lho, boIlo •• open·
inS same 01 Loc~1 1049's .ollb~ll leag ....
Mystery Man
Thl, m on th's my&tory !lnlm"n.
sored cour..e On a lcoholism al Ihe Free-
port ~I ospilal.
1.ocal 1049 and LoclIl 25. Long Is·
I:lnd. held a bo" ling lournament, and
LOt:!1 25 \\On lhe leaSlle Irorhy, but \\ e
can gel it b:ICI. "hen \Ie bo ..... 1 against
Ihem aJ:i::.in in October.
Marlhall J{obc:rl~ of l ocal 1049 re-
ecil'ed the hlsh-same lroph) for his 21 2
J:i:ame. and Joe: N.:enan uf l ocal 25 re-
celled lhe hlgh-scrie~ Iroph) for his 580
-.erICI.
Our Sufth.'111 I.eague h doing fine. and
a Icam i\ being formed from our pla}en
to pl,,} in Ih.- IIJI W Metro T ournament
in AUSI"!.
If the ha\l.ethall learn \\hieh tool: fir;t
place III Ihe Illtr.llllUral league \I ill $Cnd
me a picture of the le:1I11 and a \\riIC-
up. I will he glad to end.lIe iI wilh thb
column
rhe mYller), hncmun pictures <;cem to
h:ll e CUlighl 011. so I ~m enclosing an-
other one thi; month. How aboul the
other dep;lrtmcnt~ scndill!! candid shols?
Til 111''(1 mOnth, I.eep ~nllhng.
C tI ~ IIL1 S J . 1 t) IIIIIII , JR., P.S.
Scribe Praises Journal ;
Jobs Plentiful in Area
1..11, 1055, l' E;o..:SACOI.A, FLA.-Our
1I11~ 11 'JOItrllII{ i~ one o f the mOSI bene-
ficial fringe bcnefit~ I'o C enjoy as mem-
herl of Ihi ~ gre:ll organil:llion. There
ar~ the mall Y' fine cdilori:lll hy President
Ch;trlel II. I'illard. the up-!O-dale activi-
tiC'l o f Ollr man)' con\entions and their
aceompli .. hments. Sllgge~hon~ for the
hOlllCl'oife. :Ind the " l.oc:.1 l.ine$o~ sec·
lioll, \lhlch in its O\ln \\:1) i) Icry help-
ful 10 our Brothers in all areas of Ihe
country.
We C:ln find OUI how the lIork situa-
tiun is in m:ln)' "rell' :" \\.:11 ;,$ I.cep up
"ith the currenl elenll in each city.
lIere in I'ensacol:l. \Ie are enjoying a
vcry good emplo)lllcnt situal ion. J obs
arc plentiful. an d :I c~ording to top in-
dU ll rmli,t\ :Illd re:11 eltllte execuliles,
Ihing~ I'oill pid lip II gre:1I deal more.
and there i\ no sign of a ~Iacl: period.
With thrte new bllnl: buildings under
con~trud ion in and around Pens.'1coJa.
ulong \ll lh many new mOlel and hOII'I
bUilding\ on I'e\acola Beach. a new
hOIc! III the Ca~ino. and a condominium
on I'erdido Ke}, Ihe Mtrade Strip has
rC:III) held up 10 its name.
'1 he ~ ... \hore Bill prescned muc h of
our (tulf Coa~t 10 be enjoyed for )ean
to come h) local residenl~ and tourist~.
The onl) cO'>t 10 Ihe area cilizen or \i5i-
lor i~ a ~mall loll on our Canal Bridge
10 the Santa Ro:.:. hland Ikach area.
1 hert )ou can hale :1 picnic on the
cairn c;lnal side ..... ilh white ~tnd beaches
or, If )Oll prefer. Ihe while sand side of
the gulf side for a lilll.: sumns. fishing.
sl'o imm ing. of jusl la1.yins in Ihe sun to
gtt a ric h Ian. which \Ie all get in Ihis
area. Along with Sood joh opportunilies
in th is nre:I, the aver-Ige worl.man and
his fllmily enjoy a ~ummer paradise
he re. A word o f caution is in line al
Ihi~ poinl on Ihe two e lements Ihat have
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Pen so colo Members
PIctured on electIOn
~nu(ol"'. n •. , lell to
Secretary Chaftn MO'18n.
Mille •. Brothe, Doyle ",kIn" and
President 8ill Pa u on.
\f'Oikd mun) a \i,itvr'~ 'tay along the
Gulf (001\1 nelcr ~lOoim IO.-hac there i\
no aJequlltC lifcguarJ prole,,!;on. an,1
don'! ~!IIY out in Ihe ~un 100 lonf;.
Proper IIhlruction for the "i"tor\ ",f~ty
is si~el1 III IIre:,$ "round nU"'t of Ihe
beae he~.
The huildinS hoom 1m~ cau-.cJ a grelll
in nux of new people to our area, creat-
ing a neet.! fur homC'l, eont.!llnlinum" and
reere .. tion :Ire;"" \lhkh are \lell I.nOI\l1
alonJ; Ihe ( ,ulf Co.,,1 Mlrade Stnp. A
Jloo.l e~:lInp1c of our growth nnd tOllri,t
trude i, the three fine hOlel~ on Ihc
Santa Ito'>:, Island sidc of Escamhia
Cou nt y. here in l'cns;Icola. One of the
"
hotels. 12-Mory gian t. IO.-ill have all the Retired President
con\enienc~
Ii
o f our lime. Another giant
'" eXpC'clcd 10 toe ~Iarled 'lOOn. the Sher-
aton Motor Hotel.
As we 1001. to the \le\t of us al I'er-
dido Kcy_ \Ie \ t t our Gulf ('0;'" e\-
plod ins \lit h ncw hOnle~. mOlel nnit\,
an d a fine, hiS condominium ju,t II
~tone's Ihm\l from Ihe vulr of \I e~i.;"
. . . and ,!lie of Ihe finc't hoI',l.;hCO\ hi hoi'
found an)lOohcre in the 1Oo0rld. So. \Ie
say to all our Brother,. Ihlng_ aro: great
!II thi~ area n~ far a~ the IO.-orl. ,iUMlion
goes_ ant.! :" for a "a~;ltion. )00 can·t
beat it, a, we hale Cler)thlnJ,!.
Rlilll" O·Do"OI \", I'.S.
Graduation B a~que t Held;
Preside nt W in ters Retires
L U . 1076, TOI. EDO. 0I 11 0 -0n M ;l Y
)Oth. the Toled\) Building r rades Coun-
cil had ih f\nnual Apprenlice Grrulua-
tion Ban4uet, I' re!>Cnt "ere \Cler:!1 mem-
bers of our commillee. Iheir \lil~~. and.
of cour.c. Ihe graduating he;ilinJ,! and :,ir
conditioning apprentices. In,tTudor I)on
O'Herl) lIa\ lhere 10 -.ce hl\ prOlej;e, Tc-
cci~e ihcir diplomas and crederuiah. We
wi~h all of Ollr new iourn~)m~n full anu
prosperou~ lilcs..
Li ncoln l loor Machinery now ha, ;1
hall team ' Captain I)on Shoup c:nll~teu
the aid or Bu"ness Man;' j;er Curley 10
secure ;, 'f'OnwT. and Brother Curley
solicited a generou, S2(1) grant from
Buzz Blazer. I' resid~nt of I incoln Floor.
for a ~ponsor~ fee. Both the compan)
and the union are 100l. in8 to\lard a 8rol~' W,nle'5. "8ht. hand5 aa~1 over to
good sca~on. Vice P.esld.nt WeirICh after ~erv'na 25 )'iI.'s
It's 100 had that a (elOo o( u. mhseu a5 p.esld.nt.
our May un,on mceting. A retiremen t
celebration "11\ gh'cn in honor or Loca l
1076 I' rc.\idenl Ge rbin J. "Gerh·· Win· Graduates
le["$. Two di~!ingui\hed Ilrotheh, Inler-
nalional It erre~ntathe~ I . I . Clarl. and
E. M. ScOIt , $."1.1 in on Ihe regular meel·
ing and then joined Gerh wit h hi,
fest i v i tic~.
I' re\idcnl Winter, c:lrlier ullys had
him walking pickel line.. nn d orJ,!nni/ing
for our local. He II:" 1,1,0 our In(a l' ~
lIekgate II) '>C~eral ';Ollleniion". onc of
which 1Ia.~ the 1970 Conlenlion in Seat-
lIe. Wa .. hlnglon,
While \lorl.ing con~trudion mO'ot or
his career. hc never renmined idle. In
slow time". he "'orl.ed a\ :I mariOl! elec-
trician or on maintenance iok. lie h;,s
occn lin in~l'iralion 10 man~ a )ounger ualed .•• nOi .hown.
Brother. induding 1O)"lr, and an ;Ihle
partner 10 tho'iC "'ho lOour~ed "i1h him.
Gerhin Winlcr" ha, "I",;,)~ hcen an e\-
ample of the J,!ood men \Ie hale ,mil 1\;1\
competentl) represenled h" Iix:al ;md hi,
people.
At ,he IOl!'eling. Gerlt II-a, pre'>Cnted
\lith an IA I \II ring "nil a plaque. l it'
\las al'>O giH!n a hlue harll h.1I from an
IInon) mOils donor.
Gerb. )ou',e helped m:lny of u\
lounger Drulhers, and I hope Ihal ~ome­
dlt) you will be a, proud of u~ a.~ lie all
are o r )'ou. Your will ingnc'-S and wb-
dom wi ll surely be missed.
tSE W Jou,n o'
 Unli l ne.~1 monl h, rememher_T his
..... orld is ma de up of Ihree I} pes of me n
- those who are immo\"able. Itto-.c who
can be mo\ed, and IhO'oC: y,ho mo\·e.
R ICI\\RU ·'RII'·· R IP!'II. P.S.
Officers
\Dry J <>hnn,e
0.,,". Vice P,es,denl Brenda Be!l!lawe , .
Pruiden t JII'" O·Brlen. and Financial Secre·
"ory Owen KlrkplII,lck.
El ectrical Ma nufacturing At
lithoni a Com es Under I 132
L. U. 1132. con m \ ' . G \ . On be-
half of all Ihe IIrolher, of Ihe 1111 \\ , I
e~lend a 1!real toig .. ekome 10 .111 Ihe
Hrulheh ;Ind S"ler, of I O)I.:al I I _1~ ... ~
Ihl' tOt:a1 .. ill ha\e Jun"ukuon owr .III
Ihe eleurkal m;onufallUnng ;11 Ihe I ith-
uOia I.i!!htin!; CumpOIn) Plam to Coeh-
1"00n, Gror!;ia.
\1 Ihl' lime. the pl.InI h .. ~ nOI 1"''1,!n in
npcr-Oltion long enough 10 ha\e h;IIJ a
pru!!re ..., repon tlMde on it. bUI lhe
"niCer-. hOlI" :I"uteu me Ihal Ihe) will
~ .... p the mcmt-e!') a.:ro·" the COlllllr) in·
forrm:d .. llh monlhly report' to lhe
/r)llfllfl/.
Again I c~tcnd a wekOrLlc nnd N:~l
wi~ho:, for cunlllluo:d 'II~C~'~ frum :111 uf
Ih o: member. of our I;rca l Brulhcrhum1.
D Oll! U UKI'iI II. 1.1<..
New J ersey Assembl y
Approves Bill 1'23 2
1.. 11, 1134. ": I. IZA Ii ETI I. "'J.-The
New JefSC) Sen:lIe :md Generll l A\'>Cm-
hi), aprrOleu A,-.emtol) Oill I ~12 re-
ecnll). T hi" "ill y, .., toa'lcally ;In nCI
prolidin!! prec;lUliom 10 he 1:I~en in lhe
pro\imil) of hi!!h·\ol!;l!!e line, for lhe
preH:ntion of .I~liuenh :tnu wa) \igned
on J ul) ~1. 1945_ lhe ori!;,n:tl hili pre-
'ellied an emplo)er frum requinn; an
enlplo)«: 10 ... orl. ... ilhin ,i\ f~1 of
hi!lh-\ollage line\ unle\\ Ihe) y,ere de-
energilCd.
This legbl:llilln pre'iou~l~ co'ered all
worl.ers Olhcr Ih:m Uli lil)' cmplo)ee~:
ho .. e\er, Ihe hill "';1' prc-.enled Ihi, )'car
wit h an amendment Ihal pfohi"i" an
cletlrical ... or~cr In Ne ...· Jer...:) from
ruhher-gloving ener!!iJed condu~lor, or
equipmcm Ihal exceed) I J.20(j ~o l t~
p h :l~ 10 phase an d 7.1>00 vot" pt1:l-.e 10
ground.
An all -oul urh'c Wil S in ilialed by
Augu . ' , 1973
50-Year Member
, ne,~ \ 'I,lna!!cr Johnny 'xIuth"cll. along
Ouke_ ..... 0 p'Hented e
Brol"e. Courtney
Jo"n"y
a'OI"er LH
son. and V,ce
IIlFW local, Ihroug hout New JeT ..... y 10
P" " 11* hill. Memt>.: r" fllmilie~, ami
friend, 110nded Ihe Sen:lI e "illt tellers
Ihul c x pre~~ed their , IrOn!! per-onal fcel·
ings ahout Ihb criti.;:11 lc!;!l~I:lIi()n. r he
re'pon~ wa~ ~o a,lOu!1ding Ihat a grali-
fying comment wa, "arrnnled oy Ihe
legi,lll tur~ on the Sen:l1e 1100r. Rdilll'lc
'>Ource, h;ole repone d thai Ihe a~'>(:mhly
slatcu at a meeung Ihat it h:l.\ heen
}ears ,inee Ihe pu"lic re~ponded ';() cm·
phalicall) 10 a bill.
We thanl all thO'\(' eoneerneu citilen~
.... ho ... rOle 10 their senators ahoul Hill
1232. The 32-0 pass.lge y,as ddinttel)'
lhe re\ul! of their \incere drorl. \\ e alw
e;\Opre" our gralilude 10 lhe Ne ... Jer~y
Stale ,\,sembl) for its practical and hu·
mane reaclion 10 our picas.
The aelion ta!.en b) our IB FW IIrOlh-
e~ and Ihe re~ults Ihey accompli,hed
are a great impiralion 10 olhers y,ho are
fnl\Ir:tled wit h Ihis haul)·run sy\lem5.
Somelhlng can be uone. hili nOI on our
o"n Thi, h a line e_\ample of individu-
als gewng logethe r. orgnni7ing, lind l ac ~ ·
ling a 1U~ k with Irue un ion spirit.
~upporl COPE. II wor ~ s lhe s:u nt:
LI:SL u_ A. ~'I "' I tw.WS, 1'.5.
Brot her Courtney Receives
SO·Year Pin , C ertificate
I..u. 114 1. O KL \ IIO:\IA cn\', OKLA.
-On M:I) 7th. " rOlher lee COurlne)
"n pre-.cnled hh 50-)car Illcm~rship
pin and CCflirK"a:'" in hi) nomc h~ 5;:\.
enth DI~lri el Vke i>re,ldenl Ra)mond
G. Dul..e,
OrOlher Courtney Y,~IS inilialeu inlo
I.ocal 61<1. Wichlla F:tll,. Teu~. on Jan-
U;lfY 10. 192.1. and lran,ferreu hb memo
ber.hip 10 l ox.11 11-11 in ]9~'). I-I e has
been rellred frunt Ihe IfJUe ~UlCC 19611.
Bruther Courtne~ reque~tcu Ih:11 the
50·)ear pre'~nl;ttion he ntlllie at his
home heclm'-C of hi\ health. ,\ (Compan)-
ill!! Brother Dll~e at Ihe pre~entalion
"ere \C~cfld uf I ec', r(' I :III\'C~ lInu (lo,e
frienlt-. Ine l lld i !1~ l ocal 114!\ next 50-
~ellr pill reCipient and rei ired Brolher
lI "rac..: Coo~. Pre, iucnl I. R. (ar"lI,
J. G . W illiamMJl1. r. W. O ne). Juhn Me-
Clnn. O. O. I'cnni n!;10n. Fitlllncial Sec·
ret:lr) J. J, (':lld"cli. lind A"j,llIm Bu~i­
.. ilh flrolher Courlne)'~ "ife. Verda.
" ;UlU hroli1er. I :Irl
Brolher I . B. ·· H u(~·· John\On. 63-
)car·old IIK'mllcr of l oc;11 1141. died of
an apparent heart ;lIta~1. on \I a) 14th
>II the \nlhun) ~1 ll'pl1al. "herc he had
heen aUl1lllleu Ihe da) t>cforo:_ Our (On-
uol enct'\ go oul 10 hr~ "'Ife. Ann.1 Lee.
hl\ famil y. and friends_ Bue!. h;L'; toeen a
mentl>cr of Ihe I8FW for ncarl\ J 1
year"~ h:l\lIlg been inilialed inlO local
1141 on Jul) 9, 194~.
J t~1 ~ l o"'TI 1111, P.5.
Pla q ue Prese nta tion
.--
A. A. "AI"I." Moo", memtnr al 1.01:31 1191.
West Pelm B•• c .. , fla. ,eeenlly .... 11 .... d. On
the OI:ce.lon of his .etirement. B,olhe,
Moore. center, ... as p'esented 3 pi3q"e f,om
S~ l em Co"ncll U~ .
'Alvie ' Moore Ret ires
Negotia tions t o Begin
1.. 1',11 9 1. I' ,\ D I BE \ CII. n . \ .---Qur
local y,hh~ 10 COn!Tallll:tlc "rother
A. A. ~Alvie~ Moore on his recent relire-
nlenl. Ahte. al lhe lime of his reu re·
menl from 1-1'&1•• had oler JO )eaTS of
dhlinguished :.c:Tlicr in Ihe IHF W.
Born in 19011. Alvie mOH:d to San-
ford. I-lorida. in 1 9~6. and uuring Ihal
bnmc )·e:lr joined rl'&L. He ~n be·
came an operaling engineer :11 the old
Slln foru PI:lJlt (opc m ling en!!ineer bac k
Ihen rn e:ill! he opc nllcd Ihe IUr bine.
swil chboard, ice rnac hin C$, etc.).
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Through the )e3rs with FP&L, he hall
held $uch jot>, as ~ubst ation operator, di-
.. ision load dispatcher, relief dl,patchcr
and, in 1962, \1:15 appoinled to the posi,
lion o f labor liaison, a job he hcld unti l
retirc!lIelll ,
Alvie joined the 1IJ1: W in f'cbruary,
1942, and Inter became an International
Rcp re '><!ntathe on Fifth D i~trict Vice
Pr e~i dcnt !Jnrl..e r's staff. lie \I;I~ elceted
busine'>!i nlMager of S)'~tem Cuuocil U-4
in 19.54 and scr\'ed in that capacity until
1962.
Ahie ha ~ had a long and fine Cllreer
of service to his Brother.., and he \I ill
su rely be ml~d.
Contract negotiations arc coming up.
Keep informed.
J. B. Klt~rt R, R.S.
Headquarters Paid For;
Work Still Good in Area
L.U. 1205, GAINt:;SV I1. 1 t:. FLA.-
Summertime i~ here. Of III least the \un
mal..e~ U~ thinl.. so. II sure ha ~ been hot
for the 1:I~t few days-and no ram. The
Suwannee Rher is slill at flood stage,
but it SUfe is dry elsewhere.
We :Ire \cry proud of our new head·
q uarter~. We arc also vcry plell'ied to re-
port Ihal the tinal payments ha\'e t.een
made and that the building and su r·
rounding property are now our s.
We plan to ha\'e an IBI'W pin presen·
tation and mortga!,>e·burning party on
October 6th. Brother A. C. "Lank)"
Langford. our parliamentari:ln and
charter member of Local 120.5. inform ~
lhe Brotherhood tha t Local 120.5 will be
33 )ear~ old on extohcr 7, 1973. l.anl.. y
infor!ll~ u, Ihat " Local 1205 has come a
long. hard "':t) in 33 )'ears."
Our worl.. is slill good. wit h quite a
few of our Inn'eling Brothers employed.
The line dep:lrt mc nt is gaining more dis·
tribution worl: hopefully. th i~ trend "ill
continue, T he ".500" tl'lln~mi ~~ ion line
~hould be com pleted in the ne:tt 60
da)'s, an d "e expect to Ix: :Ible to place
B rother~ now on that tab on other tabs,
I thinl.. ,,0.' of l oc:l! 120.5 ~hould lake
pride in the complimenlS made com;ern '
ing our crarlsmen. Our clectriciuns are
very productive. and most contr:lctors
wit! agree that they are. Even tbough \Ie
ha\'c proouclhe craftsmen. we olUSt con·
tinuousl~ strive for the benermenl of
our electrica l industry, and I feel ~u re
that Local 120.5 members are _"ivlOg
and \\iII continue 10 strh'e for bener-
ment. II's II plea~u re to attend construc-
tion conferences and hear complime n-
tary remar~s about Ihis local's members.
Keep up the good \lorl\, Brothers!
Let me close on a note concerning
brotherhood- Without brotherhood. therc
is no efrt-ct;\e union. l'he ~t ru nger the
indi\idual effurt towards a hcner brother·
hood. the ,tronger and more effecti,e
Ihe indi\idtt;ll union. parent umon. and
the dcctrical in~uSlry \liII bc. Practice
brotherhood. show concern, Itnd \latch
the surprising rcsults.
A. J. WillSON, P.S.
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President Pillard
in Hawaii
tmGrnal,onal P,ntdGnt Chatln H P,llard
'''''Gnlly allend.d the E•• eu t,v. Bo. rd me,l·
In. of Ihe AFl CtO Bu,ldllll T.ad.. o.part·
menl held tn Honolulu. HI . lelt 10 ,Ig hl a ••
Business Manalla' Aklto Fujikawa. locat
1186. HOllotulu; Inlo.natlon,,1 p ... tdallt
P,II".d; tllte.n.llon.t Rop ...,n"Uva Tom
Roberts: and BUIIII'$1 M.llaler Francts J .
Kennedy, locol 1260, Honol ulu.
IP Pillard Attends Building
Trades Meeting in Hawaii
L. U. 1260, 1I 0 ....'O I. Ul . U. 1I1 ._ The Ha·
w:lii locals of the IBI' W \lere greatl)'
honored to h:Hc Interoation:11 Pre\ident
:md Mrs. C ha rlc~ 1-1 . Pillard in I-Iono-
lulu rece ntl). "' hlle he attended an Exec·
wive Board meeting of the AFI.·CIO
Buildi ng T rades Department. Aho here
at the samc timc were Lou Sherman,
General Coun'\Cl for the IBEW. and In-
ternational Repre'>o!ntathe Tum Roberts
",jl h their wivu.
Th is was International President I'il·
lard's first vi~it to Haw:tii 5ince he \las
stationed here on the Island of lIl aui for
a ~hort time dunn!! World War II . I am
sure he noticed tha t Ihings ha\e changed
quite a bit since thcn.
We \leTC \ery fortunate that, in spite
o f It \'ery heavy l>C hedule. our visi tors
\lere able to attend a hmu with the staff
and officcr~ of Locnls 11116. 1260, and
1357, which ga\e all of our local union
officers and their wives a chance to meet
International President and MN. Pillard.
We hope th:lt hi, next .. isit will not
be tOO far a\lay :Ind that it will allow
him a lillie !lIore rime. $tlll. S\llmming,
and sight-seeing.
Fusets J. Kt:I'SIOY, 8 . M.
Local 1306 Pre pares
Fo r Negotiations
T..U, 1306, DECI\'I UK, IU ..- The con·
\'cntion for re\iewing propm..1.h to be
presented at contract ne/,!otia1ion ~ wa~ in
sc~sion on J une 2nd :tnd 3rd :11 the Am·
bassador MOlor Inn in Decatur.
I>resident Jacl.. Gage named the Nego-
tiating Committee. Our contntct expires
on No\emJ:.cr 1st, <;.0 \Ie ~hall begin con-
tract negotiatiOn) in Scptemhcr. II prom·
i<;c~ to be a hus) )ear for u~ "ho ha\'e
contract. hospi tuli1.ntion, :Ind pen~ion to
consider.
One of our mcmbers, J:rnles 1· lower,
laSalle Unit. has been named Fire
Chief by Ma)or John Foley, Sr. of La·
Salle. IJrolher FlO\l~r b a nalive of I a·
5.111e and has been a mcmhcr of the
dt}\ Numbe r One fire com pan) for 17
}cau. 110.' ha~ hclll the ran~ of lieulen·
ant and h:l' been employed in the I nSi·
fleenng Dcp:,rLJ11cnt of I tlinoi~ I'o",cr
Company for 27 )ears.
GI R.\1 01'1 W . IJ ROOl':S. 1'.5.
Five Me mbers Celebrate
25 Years in the IBEW
L U. 13JO, J E RSEY CITY, NJ.- Dur-
ing Ihe month of MlIY. four of our local
Brolhers, Witli:tm Ka"oczl..<I. John
GU:lrini, William Rohm,on. and ,\ 'Iidl:lc]
McGough, celehr:tlcd their 25th Anni·
ver.:try wilh Loc:tl I no nnd thc !;om·
pan y. T hey started "orking for Ihe corn-
pan)' and became mcmhers of the local
back in Ma). 1948.
Wilham Kaw ocll..:I, machini\t fir~t
ChhS :1I lIud<;.On, stlLTted at the M,lrion
Station. In 196..\. "hen the new lI udson
sl"lion opened, he \la~ Ir:,"~ ferred nnd
is preo;ently a member of the mac h ini~ts'
gan!!. "Willie" li\e, wuh his \\ife, Bcr·
nadeU, in North Arlington. New Jer-.ey.
Ueforc coming to Ihe company. he Spent
threc )cars in Ihe arm y during World
War II .
If an) of the nbo\c information i~ in·
correct. I ",ouldn't be at all su rprbed.
Tho)'c of )Ou who kno\l Wil lie will
agree that he can snow you ",It It a
Mraight face. Intt'r\iewing him for Ihis
:Irticle reall y \lore nle 0111. and I
wouldn't dare \l ritl' h:tlf of ",h<lt he told
me, for I would n't I..now what W;l\ tr ue
and "hat "asn·!. Out of all Ihe mOlloe~
l ean thinl.. o f that would fil Willie, I
ha\e to pid his a~ Hh:eep 'em !luessing."
I'm ,ure th:tt a ll t~ gll)'~ at \lorl.. ",ill
agree \l'ith me tha t he'~ perfect the \\a)
he is, a nd IIo'e \lou ldn't want to ha ~e
him IIny other "ay.
John "Jack" Gu:trini started al M:lrion
on Mu y 17, 1948, a~ a \hift operator.
During his stay :It Marion. lack w:h
Intn\fcrred to the lIoilcr Repair ga nl!,
Pipefitlcr Shop. then back 10 Boiler Re -
pair. In 1964. he was trans fcrred to
Hud'iOn and is presently a station me·
chadc,
Since becoming a Brother of Loeal
1330 bacl.. in 1948, he has become ac·
tile in Ihe union. I-tr,t. he wa~ ap'
poinled a shop ~ te"ard. thcn chairman
of the Ellecuti\'e Board for four ~eltrN,
then lin alternate delegate 10 Ihe ~~'stem
council. hel.. li\'es wit h his \l'ife, F rcdn.
in New Milford. New Je rsey,
lJefore entering Ihe compa ny. bcl..
wa~ a member of thc f>hrine Corps dur-
ing World War ]1. Jack has a million
storie ~ to tell. and ncr} one of them
will ha\e )OU rolling in the aisles. li e's
rcall) a n:ltllral for telling stories..
William RobinliOn. boiler repairm:lIl
fiNt chls\ at Marion, started work on
li la) 12, 19411. Bill has held cla5s ificn-
tions as electrical hdpe r and stat ion me-
IBEW J ou,no l
 thanie. lie 1i\~'S with his "'ife Elhel. in
Lyndhur;t lind i~ Ihc father or 1"0 girl~.
Linda and O;lil. Ht' al..o h;l s o ne gra nd -
~on. Nunlio. A M arine during World
Wa r II . Hill pa,s;:, hi~ lime drinking
o.::er. I ,!'ked him \\ h<ll type he ddnl!>.
and he re phed, "No 'peeial brand. JU51
a~ lon, Il~ 11 \ cold am' "'1,'1:-
Mi(hael Mcuough. ,Ialion rlle,ha";c
II I \I.uioll. ~ lartcJ .... orl. on Ma y :! I,
19018. :I, 1I ~hirl \larler. from [here he
\Ooell\ 10 thc \ l i\Cellaneou~ Repair gang
and ended up :h 'l;uion mechanic. f- l il.e
• live, 111 l'OInl l' lea'anl. New Jcrse) . ,wu
hll' t\lO married uauglucr\ ;md three
gra nd child re n.
Our congr.alulalio", (to OUI to BrOlher
Boh (obh. I-h , "ife. [in ua, ga_c blrlh
1<) their ..ccond d;llIghlcr on \ lay ZOlh.
MI<.:hc li e Iv;UH~lIe WI!, hOrll :11
A. \ 1.• \leighi"g eig ht rOllnd., and 13
O\I(\ce,. Buh and I inda have one olh~r
dau ~ he r'. I urilci Ma!'ie ..... ho is Ihree
),e:lr, uld
Rieh:mJ Kur/u .... a ;tlnl Itill Duheny.
hOlh of lIud w n. ....on 11M:: lIud,on
(OUIlI} Columbi .. 1':lrl. I :ine\ Double
Ho .... lin~ Tournament h} approximalel)
60 pln ~ uml had a 101 .. 1 for Ihe night of
(~ I thhJ 1330. With a tOI:11 'I:orl: lil.e
thnt. hoI' c\HJ ld thc) lo~e? Congratula.
lion" fellow<;.
LI .... " A. ()(,o,n,,·~t;I, I' .S.
Two Members Mou rn ed;
Work in Area Good
I .. U. U.lO. ' [\\I' OUT , ,,:\\"s. VA._
JII,I rl.'cenlJy. Local Il4U 10,1 l\ member
.... ho had hee n ill for a (e\l ),e:ln. Edd ie
Morn,-.clle had Ix-en a member for »c\"
ernl )eur~ and \1;1, liked by c\cf)'one
who lnc\I or \l orl.cd .... ith him. Our
mem ber, e~ pre,., Ihei r deepc~1 )ympalh )'
to hi, f'III11I) .
• Alw. John lIa)'es. ""ho had to drop
hi ~ e(II',1 )car, :Igo bUI had hccn wur!.in g
011 the Illaintcnllno.:e cOnlr:,ct as :1 BA
melllN:r. died recentl). lie. 100. will be
mi"ed h}' [III who !.Ilew him.
I'wo :.ecidenl'> occurred in h me on
lhe maimen;Ince eonlrru.:t. N. L. Saun-
deN hrole hb nO'oC ",hile allempling to
lift :1 pi~e o f melal and "' a, ho, pilal-
iud for II; ,hort time. Alo,o. Fmory
(':Ild .... dl ,u /rercd ,e"cre fllei:11 injllrie~
"hile riding a 1I1010rC)..:1e. and is slilI in
Ihe ho,pila/ :11 Ihi, lime.
Brother Sle\en /J . I Il.in\· son "'a.
~tnl ek h) a ("otr recenll). and ooth of hi~
leg' "'ere hrolen. hUI he h j;tuing a lollg
line.
Worl ill lhe area ...eem~ to be good '>0
far. At thi~ tinle. tlM::re aren' t an ) m ~ n
on Ihe he nch, and "'e 11 11 hope Ihal Ihis
h \I .~ign of good Ihings 10 eome.
J u~1 recently. Ihe Atomic Encr~y
('ommi\'>ion rel ea)Cd :1 'I:ttemenl in tbe
paper ' tating Ihal il would shut do'" n
r "orne of Ihe nuclear power planls. T", o
of tho-.c UIl,I ~ are III Surr) COUIlI). aOlI
th;.t ",ill re:IlI y hurl labor. There are
plan~ 10 put 1\10 more un;" in Surry.
Aho, Budweiser hilS pl;ms 10 build a
1I 1"eh Gardem in James Cit)' County.
1973
Auguil.
with the complel ion d:lle of 1975; thi~
joh ",ill aiM) employ some men.
Retirement Parties
It lool \ a~ if the tr.l\ eling men ",ill
be III for a rough 'Ulumer. wilh the g;l ~
, hortngc li~e it I'. It will be hard to
peddle a hl l e from ,Iale to ~Iate.
Ne~t month. graduali ng apprentices
'" III ~I Iheir Ng moment. '>0 Ix' !oure 10
lool for oJct:1ih in our ne\l letter.
E 01lo1' 1". CO'" k. I'.S.
Award Recipient
A retirement p;ony was h.ld lor S"!II'
Ctlc.". P •• ;o al Il>e rr;om.n&O Chue~w;ogon
In Honolulu. She .s shown w,th Bus,nUI
M;on;ole, GU~"'ln Ind 1"lInd,
7: 19
HIIWf,1 Go.... rnor JOhn A. Burns. 5eeond from
"lIhI, p'UtlnlS an IBE W l.fe S." .nll Awa.d
10 Broth.. Benlam.n 1000;o,lna. "'emb.", 01
Local I3S1. Honolulu. H, .. 11$ Mrs_ K,n.na
and Bu.lnns Matla&lIr John F. Guzm.n look
00_
Retirement Parties Held;
life·Sav ing Aw ar d Presented Ou"neh M;on ager GUlmln COngrllullllllS
B.othe. Herberl Ca"'alho. who ""1'
/11100
honO ..d It I rel"l1 .... nl parly
L.U. US7. 1I 0,"OI.l:I. U. III .-A relir'
ment P;lrt) .... a, IM::ld for Si\ter Cecelia
1';1\;1 ;11 the Flanungo ChlJ~l.wagon in
Honolulu. ,\ huilding cU\looian em-
plo)ed ",jlh 11M:: lIa \l:1iia n Telephone
("ump:lI1) ~ince Ocloher I. 1946. Cecelia
h:1' lM::en a union member ,ince Scplem-
hcr~ 1.19 50.
/I. Tetirem,'nl part)· "':1~ al"" held for
Brmher lIerhert Carvalho ;11 Ihe Kan-
!;,lu Teilhou'oC BrOlher Car-al ho had
Ottn ",ilh the Telephone Com pany \ince
No\ember 25. 1940. He retired a~ ;In
lIp para tll' repairman .
A seenll of Ihe party.
('erClllUnics wefC held in the F\ecllli\'e
ChlHuhcrs of the ,la!C ~'H pil(Jl on April
191h 10 prc'-Cnl to Bro!her Bcnjamin Lile-Saver
Ki nni nn Ihe IBFW Life.S.tving AW:lr.1.
Pre-.ent !II the ccremonie, were (jo\er-
nor Joh n A Burn ~ o f Ib"ai i. Bu,ine\\
M ana~er· lin a!'d."11 Sc(:T('tar) John I .
GUfmlLn. Brolhcr :.nd MI'>. Iknjamin
Ki1l[linu .•• nd UrOlhcr and MN. GeufI;e
lI i~ll,hi.
Al ahOli1 10 :20 A.M. on Novcrnher
~ 1. 1'172. Ilrolher HiSILshi ~tood on hi~
phtlform lind "'liS about to open hi\ BrOlhll' Lllonud Horton. Loe;ol 1392. Fort
fIIi-.cd II mhrdla ..... hen cont:tct "'1I, mllde W;oynll, Ind .• center. I. con.fatul.led by
",ilh ;1 7.300-\0It conductor. Imlliedilitely V"". Mayor Carlyle Kitson, o f S IUf •• S. On
,ec.rIIltI& Ihll tBEW Lile·Sawlng Award. Look
rendered uncon~ioll\. I-III;;"hi fell from In. 0<1. ttltt 10 "&hl.;0" Inlll.nlllOn,' Rep ..·
the pilufurm. Luclil). his ,a fet) hell "':1J "n l;OIl". £. J. B;oI'IIY. Bu •• nus Mana.er
ra~tencd. an d Ihis prc\enlcd hi~ fall from Chili HII",m;on. ;ond e. ly 0 1 SlIIr&.s Electroe:
OeplUlmen l M~nager Ea,1 MII LI .
:!() feet onl" a bricl "'all hclow.
BrOlher Kiaaina. hearing a noi..e John F. Gu zman "role [I letter 10
300\(' him . loolcd up and "';tW Brot her (io\crnor John A. Itu rn~ ad~i~ing hIm
IlIgll,hi flill 1-1(' quiclly ao;cended Ihe of iJ rother Ki:! ainll'~ :Iclion Go\ernor
pole. fell for c:lectricil) .... ilh the bael. of UUrn\ loenl a lclter o f cornmendalion 10
h.\ h:lnd. ;.n.l applied mouth-lo-mollth II rOlher Kiaa ina. "'hich he holds 'ery
re, u\Cilll!lun for about one or 1"'0 min- dellr.
ulc:~ ullIil lI iga ~hi regained co n\Ciou~· I he local appreciales 'efY mu ch Ihe
f1C\\. lI ig:l,hi ~utrcred -.ccond- and thlr.l· eoopcr..tion :.nd aloha Ih;11 Governor
dcgTCe burn~ and Ihe l())o~ of a fingcr. Bllrn~ extended to Ihe Joc,,1 lind II ~
Un December 121h, B u~ inc~~ 1-'l:lIIlIger 1l1cmbers.
"
 For his quick thi nking and I;ourage,
Ilenjamin Kiaaina received [he IBEW
Ufe·Saving Award, whil;h was presemed
[0 him by Busi~~ Manager Guzman
a nd Governor Burns, The members are:
proud [hal i[ has men lile Bro[her
Kianina in its ranks.
10111'01 F, GUZM \1", B.M.
Chicago Local 1367
Completes Negotiations
I.~U, 1367, CIII CACO, ILI.,-One more
lime negotiations between Local 1367
nnd )'our favorile company and mine
halle been concluded, Local 1367 sub·
mi tted a 10lal of 25 proposal'i, and Ihree
were acce pled. They life n wage in·
aease: company 10 pay nppro.~imalely
80 per cenl of the ho'pillllization pre·
miwll; and 50me improvement on vaGI·
tions.
rhe 1I00e wa~ 313 for and 545
ag:lin~t. Can'l say Ihlll Local 1367 W<l'
ill1pre~~ed with the comp:lny's ofTer:
however, a majorilY of Ihe ,ystem coun·
eil memhcr\ voted 10 accept. There is
~Iill one major ilem open that v.e are all
concerned aboUI. lind il de:Il~ v.ilh Chi·
ClIgO South linemen's 'tllning :tnd quit·
ling on headquarters' properl)'. Since
No\ember. 1972. four ~pedal meeling~
were held to di-.cu\s Ihi., 'iilllalion, and
more meetings will probahly be I;alled in
the fulure. until :In :Igreemem can be
rearhed. We'd jUM appreciate il if Ihe
rompan) would realile thaI we arc nm
looling for a shorter worl day. only
sufer v.orling eondition~, I rawling
alone imo Ihe (lnde~irable oelghnorhoods
we have been asled 10 Yoor\" in has '0
he Ihe greatesl ~afel} hal~lrd for the
men. In a group, .... e at least sland a
netter eh;tnce.
Another topic for di~cu~,ion, al Ihis
time, is the comp:lny':> pen~ion plan,
Wha t brings this 10 mind is that [ re·
centl)' had the opportunity to chat wilh
~e\'eral retired ~nior citL~en~ who are
having a devil of a time livi ng o1r Iheir
p.:n.,ion~. I am nOt ~tatinl: Ihat we have
a poor pcn,ion plan, but anyt hing can
sland 10 be improved. LeI\ sec what v.e
can do wilh our plan now so Iha!, when
m:lny of us reI ire in yel,rs 10 come.
we'll he at-Ie to enjoy the warm. sunny
da)~ of eertninty. We could start wilh
improving the following-a cosl·of·living
increasc for our people lllread} on pen·
~ion: earlier reliremem; and heller \'e~l·
ing rights,
A cheery nOle of "gel well wishe~" to
nil v.ho nrc under Ihe "calher these
da~~.
Ik"t:pe'l s}OIpalhy 10 Danny W:lrd. of
ChitOlgo-South O\crhe,uJ, \Ihthe wife r('"
eently passed away after a lery long ill·
ne,s, Dan. I am sure the fl'SI of the
gu y~ fee l as I do.
Gentlemen, 1 would like 10 call ~'our
nllention to the fuel In:lt, at the last
local meeting, ,Ill se:t1s "ere nOI occu,
pied. Remember. some local~ Illay be
bigger, but none belief. See you al the
next meeting.
"
will leave you wi th t hi~ Ihough t-
"Once upon a time, il was true Ihal a
fool and hb money are M>On pan ed, bUl
now it happens 10 e\eryboLly:'
HI RD J OllNSIN, 1'.$.
Life-Saving Award Gi ven
To Bro ther Horton
I..U, Bill, FORT WAV"''': . IND.-On
May 4th, Leonard liorlon. lineman and
member of Local 1392. was pre'oCnled
Ihe IBEW Life·Saving Av.<trd al n lIin·
ncr held in hi~ honor at Ihe VI W Hall
in Slurgis. Michigan.
The lB l'W award wa~ pre .... ntell 10
him by Vice Mayor Carl) Ie " ihon of
Stur~is. Br01her 1·lorlon wa\ also pn"
"ent~d, hy the vice maror. a ~pecial
award of commendalion from Ihe City
of S!urgi~. ol'dered by the City Commis'
sioner,. for hi, life,sl,ving ;Iclions.
Spcl'chc~ of congratulations ;Ind com·
mendation \lere given by John Brand,
Cily Manager: Chel Herriman. Bu,ine~s
Mllnnger. [Q('al 1392; and 1'., J, Hailt),
Inlcrnationl,1 Repre'>Cmative, Si~lh Db·
lriel.
Brotller Horton v.as honored for his
action, on May 30. 1972, in "lVing the
life of Norman Van I'ell. "ho (Icciden·
t:tlly contacted Ihe high ~ide of a hot
conduclor in a 7,200·\olt. p"d· monnted
[rnn~former.
Brother HoTton. \\ilh greal presence
of mlnu, pulled him clear of Ihe equip·
ment wilh a hOI slid and :I"i~teu with
fir\* aill until Van Pelt v.a~ lalen 10 the:
htbpil:11.
Vlln Pelt v.·as badl)' burned and cut,
but he diu ~urvi\e lhe accident :Inll i~
now worling for the cit) of Sturgis
Eleetric.. 1 Dep;lT\menl.
CUrS-fl.M I -It MRI.\I<\N. I1.M.
Accid ents Involv e Memb er
And Member's Childre n
L.U. 1402. I'lrrsnunCII. I',\ .- Some
of the most frea~ish accid.::nh occur at
home. It i, e~timated Ihat the number of
home ;ICCi!Jcnts almO~1 exceed, Ihe num·
her of Iho'l: h;'ppening on the highwap.
It is regrettable Ihat Local 1-102 ha) had
one of e:ll'h.
$i'ler Helen Kuez},ll,li. \\hile in her
bedroom. slooped to relrie\e her sla..scs.
wh.::n her foot got caught in the bcd·
spre:,d. e;,using Helen to full and hreak
her collarbone. We wish her a ,pecdy
r«o\ery.
BrOlher Dan Creedon rode into a
traml' tie·up due 10 :In accident up
ahead. only 10 disco\er lhal the accident
revol_ed :Iround his Ihree )oung ")O~
lind his ,i~ter·in-Iaw, A ",d v..n}' 10 \Iart
a \ac;\lion. Hov.'e\'er. Ih;lnk God, Ihe
children arc coming along fine. The par·
enB of the child in the olher car \lerc
le~\ fortunate, ~orry 10 s.. ).
Now on a happier nOle. Si\ler RUlh
Allen reports wit h pride Ihat her niece
and nep hew, l'alriei3 and Rich3rd
Clay, have graudalcd from Allegheny
Hig h School and 111.1.1 th eir young
brolher. Rober t, will be entering high
Sl;hool. having grnduated from Colum·
bus School. The mot her of Ihe children.
SiSler Catherine Cia). is also a Local
1402 member !lnd worls for Midl:lnd·
."".
Hope- }OU all have sun·drenchcd. fun·
lIrenched, \afe, and happ) da)s of vaea·
tion.
STII'II.\I'-I\ BMISIIO\\SKI. I'.S.
Local 1413 Mourns Death
Of Brother Clyd e Robinson
L.U. 1·41 3. TOLEDO. O I-ll O-" l emhcr~
of Local 141' are joined together in
deep \orrow at the pa~sing aW;I)' of one
of Ollr retired members. Clyde Rohin·
~on. Brother Rohin,on hegan wor~ing in
the Properly I' rote,lion Departmenl of
Iht) Toledo Fdi,on COlllp;lny un De~'em·
ber 9, 1965. r,nd too~ early retircm~nt
on J une I, 1970. Clyde worked as ,ellior
guard 'II Dela"'are Gate on Ihe 11·10·7
~hift and \11\) well·liled ny c\'Cr)onc
who ~ne\l him. We in Loc~II 14D e.l·
lend condolcncc~ to Ilroth~r Rohin"On's
family.
We exlend greetings 10 nnd "~Ieome
aboard our J:'le~1 guard entering the de·
parlmCI1l. Jcrr) MeNuII ~tarted v..orling
in April and is ~[:tlioned :11 Ihe Da\j,
Bessie I'lant in Port Clinlon. Ohio.
Good luck Jerry. in the }ear, to eomc_
Count Van Tas>;c1I is still tntd:int:
Ihal fO.l Ut Ihe Bay Short I'la nt, "the
nne thaI got av.ay," and rcmember one
thing, Illen- Ihe COUllt "do lilc" hi,
popcorn'!!
DOllole Deder has Acme I'lanl under
light ..eeuril) and has spent Ihe la\1 dol·
lar of hi, income ta:c refund on privale
fea~on~. which he will announce at a
laler date. We hope il i~n't on Ihe rl'ha'
bilitation of the M(lIImee River's w;,ler
fowl.
\l ei Klod 1111<.1 Vic I'osk;lrbiewicz arc
slill in it IiNt· plaee tic in Ihe "Fi~h a
lJay for 30 Days COntes\." Goo.t Iud
10 holh of you men; remember. no
Cheating.
Don Shlll!1. it h3s been heard, has
lined hi\ 1>Clm alld Ihe interior of hi~
station W:lgOIl with zebra 'ilins fInd i~
contemplating a !rip 10 Africa. Who
lno\\s v.hal lhl' .-.eals will be lined wilh
when he returns. Could be a hippo
hide?
Har\'e CedOl has heen doing his fair
sh3re in ~ccping the doctors of the fIUIO'
mohile v.orld in husine ..~ by ha_ing
Ihem v.orl on Ihe wounds of hl~ ,talion
wagon" hich he obtainl'd while not drh·
ing in the he,1 of fa~hion. Hov.e\er. the
damage w,,~ not serious, and he w:,s
Iud)' thaI Ihe Inuy w35n'l udving a
Mack Iruek. lIonl! Honk!
Rumor ha~ it that ClilTord Biggert i,
sla)ing on high ground to avoid Ihe
feeling of \\etnes~, v.hieh he would he
,ubjcct 10 if he were 10 wade lhrough
Ihe nooding walers al the Davis I~,"~sie
Power 1'1', n1. Don't forget, Cliff, a good
gUllTd never g.::l$ WCI.
IBEW Journal
 Last but not least i! the good neW!
that the " Darcizanova Kid." alias Dob
Bardt. has acqui red a rare antique radio
wOrlh a small forlune. The tube-type
RCA is a 1436 Moroccan table nlodel
and carries the .... ords. "The .... hole world
will hear us SOO1eday.H 11\ \cry .... ell
.... onh [he 1114 I illy 8rook~ upright
vacuum cleaner Bob traded it for.
Speakln, of radiO'!. leep tuned in for
more lidbit~ in our ne.~1 [elter in the
18t.W )0/4rnul.
P,\rRlcK F. SIII"''''II'. r.s.
Passes Away
Past Busin ess Manager
Mourned by Local 1426
L.U. l.nti. GRA;"D ' '- O RKS. N . 1)0\10(.
- It is .... ilh deep regret Ihat I n:"ort lhe
unexpected death of Da\id D. Keel y. II
pa~t bu~iness manager \lho ..... ned for
[9 yean. Brolher Da\id pa\SCd away on
M a)' 30t h and was 66 ye:tn. of uge.
BrOlher Duvid bud been II memher of
the JII EW ~ incc JHnuary 16, 1919, lind
had '>Crved iu;tive ly in lhe Gnmd For~~
Build ing and Trades Counci l an d ltl-.o
Ihe Grnnd For~s Trades lind L:lbor As-
~elllbly.
Brolher l):lVid had been lin inspir1llion
10 everyonc in this area and in the 1:lbor
mo\·c01enl. He \liII be mi\scd.
WIIII\", COUC1UC.II"'. n .M.
Joint Safety Board Holds
12th Annual Safety Meeting
I_ U. ''''3'1. ST. LO UIS. \10.-The 12th
Annual Mtcting of the Joint Safety
Board ( l ocal 143'1 and Union I leclric
Company) \la~ held at &hneithon;l\
Inn on Ma y Illh.
The meeting .... 1l1i opened \I ilh ,I com-
nlCntar), b)' Chairman F. J . Conner of
Union rleetric ..... ho expre~<;ed hh l ic \l~
lind honored all in attendance. lie
slrc\~d Ihc importance of mOlivllllon
lind ~aid Ihnl moncy .... on't buy SafCI)·.
James 1I 0:1/:. in hi~ report. ,po~e on
fivc nmin poinl5-lhe promoling of co-
ope ra tion 10 II1l1ke Ihe 511fcly prognull
succcssful ; review and rceomll1cndulions
AU9Ult. 1973
Joint Salety Boa rd Meeting
Manager
Left to rillht arlll board memlMrs Randy
"armer, W. R. S.ckel. Olck Senedlck. Tom
HII". J... James Hoa&. anll E. J . Conn ...
Front. back 10 came.a, II ellllne" ManliKe.
Roedlle •.
Earl K.. Oille. Union EleClnC Company Vice
PresIdent. •ddres$H In. Salnefln.
on safely )u~,tion appeal,; re\iew of
the conduct and cITcdilenc>5 of "'1fel)'
mc<,ungs: re\le\l of the \afe Workin i!
I' ractices Manual; and di~lIs~ion of tnc
efrecli\eneloS of the safety program and
rcl;!ted maller\. In conclusion. hc
)trcs..ed the s reat nee.1 for limely :l1Id
expeditious action hcl"cen the hoard,
Ihe company, and the union.
Intern,lIion;!1 Vice Pre,idcn t Rohert K.
Garrity addres~cd th e gat hering and said
Inte.n"lon81 V,,;e PresIdent Robert K. Ga.·
rlty IIlId •• ues !hlll meeting.
Ihat Ihe \lIl ion~ and management wcrc at
f[lIIit in th c OSHA ~illl"tion becau~c of
a Itl..:k of cnforcement. OSHA ~pon'Of\,
he ~aid. had in mind a stl'uC hlre for
~a fcty. hUI nOI on a cosIly ha,i~. II does
CO,I, hul ,omelhing must be done 10 en·
forcc Ihc OSII A Acl. There are special
need, for educalion and training. ",
Ihere nrc t6.000 dangcrou~ slIbsulnces in
11\1: each \C;lr. am.l Ihe..e mU\1 he ,tudied
and reo,carched. he conlinued.
Vice Pre\idcnl G,lrrily \."lid that in-
du~lrial accidenls ha\c cau ..... d an e"li·
mated Il-l .OflO death~ and Ihal Ihis ,illl-
alion J"IO'IC a serious prohlem. T here arc
:1 greal nlan) monc~ prol>lem~ .... hleh
mu~t he .... or~ed out and reduced. We
nlU~1 con\\<lntl}' he alerted amI prepared.
he "lid.
l ;lfl " Dille. Fxeculhc Vice Pre,j-
dent of Union Flectric Company. said
there had hecn I()" man} accidcnl\ al
Union I ICdric in the pa.st fc .... monlhs
and Ilm\ he is hoping 10 ac hic~c beller
rccord ... as ac\l1II1 safcty records can be
improved. Ilc ~aid Ihal we have h,ld no
difli culty or problems on OSHA's deal-
III!! dlrec tl ) with Ihe em ployees' Sllfety
on jobs. Our safel)' prOCedures, he con-
"
 tioued, were in existence long berore
OSH/\ and lire considerably greater than
OSHA's requ i rement~ on practices. pr~
lective equipment, and device~.
Numerous chan!;!e'l. deletions. lind
corrcrtions, he ~lIid, h:ne II confusing d·
f«:l on our errorts to comply, along "i[h
lhe confusion of interpretation. due to
Iheir failure to appear in federal nO\lte5.
'1here is abo II financilll effecl on opera-
tions in compliance I'.ith OS HA as to
(acilitie~ and equipment .
Mr. Dille Sllid the comp;JnY is not op--
po'>Cd to OS HA, but Ihal he wa~ only
ment ioning that Ihe wmplication, are
causing labor and management to f;lil in
theif purpo-.e of accilkm pre>ention. lie
~aid thai I MIH!t l'on'l ,Aely do the joh,
people h:l\e 10 be ';Ife: ,Ilso that acci-
dents can', he 'iOlved by money bUI that
things call he improved Ihrough Illolivllt-
ing emp l oyee~ 10 wo rk ~nre l y.
After the sptCehe,. Mr. Hong c1o~ed
the meeting by reminding al[ in attend-
ance to stri~e for the lo.3fety ;mgle,
meaning mOli'ation.
DICK SIUN\;ICK, P .S.
Retirement Parties
Brothe. Cha,". Glenoo. Loul 148-1. 5)' ••
c"'e. N. Y .. retl,ed .fler .7 )'tI.rs ot servoce
He,e. B,othu Gleno .., left. receive. .n
IBEW .. rvlce p,n f,om p ••• ,dent Simonelt a
James "P"'t~ McC",rth),. Ih. old "Voice ot
lhe Un. Oep"'rtment." WillS feted at a ' e.I"
mon'at on Ihe occasiO.. 0/ h .. ,eli.emenl H.
Is 5hown w,lh his wile. Ros •.
Two More Members Retire;
First Mixed Clambake Held
LU_ 1-18-1 , S\,RA CUSF~ N.Y.- For the
third time in a~ many month~, the S}r:I'
cuse Planning Department has reI ired
one of its lor planners. T his time. il \I:IS
Charlie Gl;,::llon's tum to call a close to
47 years of service. Following Ihe tr:l\li-
..
tion of his predeceS!>ors, Brotbers Irv
Clambake
Local 148-1 held ,IS 10 ..1 mind ct.mb.kI
There we •• 8'.)' s~ln oullkle. b,,1 hllpp),
' ",en ;nSlde d""n8 Ihe leaSI
Wagl1i!r and Eddie Smith, a group of
Brother Glea7.0n·~ friends g:llhered III his
de~i: and rre-.enlcd him .... ilh gifl! and
.... ell \li\he\. Pre\K.!ent Simon.c:lla
ll .... ardeJ Charlie II pin commemorating
his scnicc \lilh the IJrOlherhood.
Thesc thrcc men ha.1 accumulated :1
total of 11 9 )ears of seT,ice! T haI much
e)[perience has 10 he missed in one
group. They ha\e earned [heir retire-
ment, and we \lish them an addilionlll
119 )ear<! of good health 10 enjo} it.
O,er 200 people allended a t e~[im~
nial to the old "Voice of the Line De-
partment," JlImes "'Pa["' McCarlhy. Ue
wa.!> feted lind occasionally roasted hy
hi, co·wor~crs fo r his esc:tp:tdes during
his 36 year~ of service. A ~;neere I'.bh
to both I):,t und \life 1{0'C was e)(tended
by his man) friends in ooth Local, 1-111-1
and 79. SYl1lcuse. 11' \lell as hi, supervi·
sors. for lot~ of ea\y li"ng and enjo)l. hle
trll"cl lime in relirement.
Our firM mixed clamhake rrovcd 10
he a great ~uccc~s. '1hree hundred forly
membc", and their whes. da te'>, or
gue'ls enjo)cd good food, beer, lind
musk of ll illCr",idles GroH'. Although
the \lcatherm,.n didn't cooperate. it
didn't '>Cen' 10 dampen ~riril .... E\ er}one
§cemcd to enjoy thclll'>t'hes. and "'e
hope Brolher Charlie "'iggin.~ and hi
ablc committee \I ill do a~ good a joh
e;.ch )ear. Our ,illccre Ih,ooks to Ihcm
for an e:(cellent job.
I IC I~" U Ull t, 1'.5.
Baltimore Local 150 I
Organizes W estote
I.. U, 1501. IIALTI'Imu:. M I) .- Afler
long negoti~[ions. Loe:.l I jOI has ~igned
,Ill agreement wit h We,tcrn T otalisator
Compan)" Lid., ul.o ~ nown as " Wes·
lote." BcCIlU5e of the complexity o f Iheir
operalion, il was nCCCiSary to negotiate
1"0 serarate agreenlenl!, one for Cnna-
dian operalion and one for United States
oper:lIion. We'llote ;tho signed [he in[er-
national a1!r~ment. 'erbalim to the
American and Can;,dian fotali\:.lor
Company' inlernalion.. 1 agrccmenl.
The highli!;!hh of the ,lgrecment arc a
$200-pcr-",eeL automatic ~Iep-up, and
;tfter a mem!l;:r reaches $10.000 flCT
)ear. he recchc~ nn nnntt;il increase of
S20 rer weeL until ;tn :mnu;l l '>lllary uf
$15.000 i~ re'Khed. The en lire operation
of this equipment "ill he handled h)
Local 1501. including its shop \\orL.
wnder the ~"me ray '\Ca ll".
Mfl>' I. 1974, /S'Jt;(. ;IICrCflJ!'. Work
\lee~ lind rales of pay are Ihe ~m~ a~
I
the Amtote contrac\, On :1 trav~ling :,,-
signmcnt of over 30 liH)'~ . the company
\\iIJ p;ry Ihe round trip air fllfe for the
j
employee\ hmhand or ",ife [0 \hit hi,
or her .. pou-.e! On May I, 1974, the
mcmber<! ""II juin the National F lcdri·
cal Benefit Fund. There is also a c1au)C
"hich stolte .. that if Wes[ole bid~ on and
reeehes any contracts now owned hy
American 'I ole or Canadian Tote. Loc.'ll
1501 members III Iheir localion will he
given preference to relllain al thlll loca-
lion and will be hired al Iheir e:(i~ling
"age: nul".
, expeci that lhere will be a few
members loo);.ing lit Wc\tote. Don', .-.ell
Ihe eOmp,lJI) ~hon. I ~'" their operation
and their shop. They ha\c an impreS$he
oper,uion. "flll!)' :Ire a coming concern.
and "C arc getting in on Ihe ground
noor.
D tON F. GtnIlRII', PRF.5.-B. M.
Local 1505 Negotiating
With Raytheon Company
LU. 1505. W.\ LTII.\ M. l\IJ\SS.- AI
the lime thi .. article appears in pri nt. the
month of Augu'>t will he under wuy.
Your loeal will be engaged in delicute
;rnd dimcult negotiations" ith Ihe Ray-
theon Company. wilh le~~ Ihan 30 dll) \
remaining prior 10 the ~'onlracl's e:(pira·
[ion dale, miJnighl. AugU)1 3 1st.
You rna)' he certain Ihat your Ne!:!Oli·
aling Committee \lilI be doins every-
thins "ithin re;l\on to prc..e-nl cogent
li nd logical propo..als 10 th is comp,lOy
;md to "or!. "lIh the comptlny so as to
a"oid :m) unne.:es.<;ary impas.-.e~ in thi~
process of oolleclhc bargaining. OUf
goal is to 3l:hic,e a contract \lhose pro-
\isions ",ill rellect Ihe need~ of our
members in light of the economic con-
Int of the p;tst !oC'eral yeah ,md 10
continue the proee~ of slrengthening
member; contractual rights.
You m;ly a lso be ccrtllin that your
local union will not shrinL from any
neceSS3r)' I;onfronllttion \\ith the Ral-
thoon Comrany ~hould Ihe comp:my
chOO!oC to adopt a poslure of inflexibility
and arrogance in nre:t\ of vital concern
to the m c m her~hip.
Your officers hnve circulated nego[ii!-
tion recommend!!tion forms among you
tlEW J ournat
 Westote Operator Fifth Time

For the fitth st raight year. Local 1583.

Pa lalka, Fla.. won the Abraham Mau.
Memorial Aw~rd. gi~en to the group working
al the Hudsoll Pulp and Paper COrpOral Ion.
Palatklt. with the highest per cent of pa.·
tlcipatlon In the Hudson [mployees Charltlt
ble Contribution Fund D.lve. He.e, Ca.t Hltn·
nah. company ~fsonnel mllnae~r. presents
thll awafd to President Jeff [n,e.son and
Local 1501. Baltimore, has signed an IIgreemen t with Western TotalIsator Com Pliny, Ltd, fund soliCItors lor the local. Raleigh White,
(WntotG). Hllre, " new membe r 01 Local 1501 Is Ihown operating eomple~ Westoto Power Department. and Bill)' Barbor, [lee·
Totallsato' IIqulpment I.om the Totallutor Reporting lind Accumulating by Computer (TRAC) trieal Department.
control console.

Race track Nerve Center Brother Polk Passes Away;

Computcrlud bett",s will be In the vogue for the horse racing presentat,ons at the [dn,on.
ton, Alta., Cnn .. hal/·miler this year. 11 will be In Operlllion lor o~ning day. Thl5 syst~m
wil l Virtually give Inst~ntaneous payoHs fo r win. pIIlC~, and show piuS the addi tional pools
for the dally doub le, quine lla. and exaeta.
so that yOIl may advise them of Ihose
mailers whi!.:h require Ihe urgent IllIen-
tion of the (ompany. Your re,ponses
have been c1osel) S1lldied by your local
union " hich has consulted "ith profes-
sional anal)'st, liS to Ihe feasibility of
these proposals and Ihc capadly of Ihe
company 10 implement them. In ~hort,
your loe:.1 unron has done its home-
work. The rt'~1 will be up to the com-
p:lI1y.
S)lvia I'orter, a nationally-syndicated
fi nancial columnist. has Ihled in a recent
a rticle SC"cral c}C(ell C"nl re:.l$O ns for
union membcrship-( I ) Pay scales for
union members lire significamly higher
than tho,e for non'lInion emplo)t'Cs in
eomparahle johs. Average annllal w:1ges
of full-time unio n workers d uring Ihc
pa~t yea r were $8.606 as against 57,452.
(2) Union fringe benefit> which arc
equ (,1 in value 10 25-30 per cent of Ihe
total economic packnge are vaSl ly supc-
rior 10 Ihose doled oul 10 the non-unio n
Ilor~ers. Such bencfils a~ \·ac:Llion. pen-
~ion~. holiJ:1Y p"y. ,id. le""e. rnedkal
!;Ol·!;r;!ge. jury dut)' pa). funeral leave.
tran~fcr righl). ct!;. aTe general!) nun-
eAj~tcnl. in:uic'lualc. or sharpl) r~'~tri"led
in :1pplic:1lion to Ihe unorganized
"orker. (3) Job tr.tining programs Me
norm:11ty far more acceSliibl\.' 10 the
union mcmher. (4) The union man
mal' Op[lO-.c har~h or unhir tre:ttmenl
through the mechani~m of the grie"'an!;c
pnxcdllrc. III additiOIl to his Slatu~ liS a
union mtmber in posses~ion of ccrt;.in
contr., .. tunl righb. Ihe union member
Illa) he rcpre~entcd oy olhers in his
dealings "ilh his ~uperiors. T hi\ proee,(
st;lIld\ in m:.rkeJ COnlraSI to the "hos,_
is-alwny,-right" philosophy prclailing in
non·union organil:Llions.
Support CO PE and Ihe goals of the
AFL·C[O!
H I: NRY W. /II ANC INI. P.S.
Negotiations Under Way
1.. 11. 15113. I' ,\ LATKA. I'I. \ .- On M:L\
18th. Brother W. A. '"Andy" Poll. passcd
a"ay nfter a length)' fight ag:,in't c:ln-
cer. Brother Andy ..cned in 'ariou~
oflkes of Ihis loe;11 and will be mis~:d
h) all. Andy ~tarted out in Ihe electrka l
field as an apprenti(e and. til thc time
of his de"lh. W:l~ shifl ti~~ue'nJill oper.tt-
ing clectrici:lII. I "-or~ed "ilh Andy on
~hift. ;lIId he "'a~ II fine :1nt! t'ap;,hle
electrician. but .. bole 311. he w:t~ a jine
mao :tnd :. good friend to all. Our deep-
e,t sympathy is extended 10 hi~ loved
ones.
Our former local president. Carl I'.
Greene. relired on January 1'1. afler
,erving nur 10C:11 and H udson P ulp lind
Papcr Corporation for 25 yenrs. Carl
hrt\ taken up camping. accompanied l1y
hi, wife, Mabel. and son. Timmy, A re-
tirement party was held by the FlcelTic
Departmcnl a t the 1'."liJ1 on C:Lrl'" 1:1~ t
"orUng day.
Ilrothu Dorman F. Tryon retired re·
cently, dill' to di~abilily .. nd is mi"ed :.t
worJ,. II here he "a, head shift eketrieian
ror o~'er 20 years.
local 1583 won. for Ihe fifth ~traighl
year, Ihe '"Abr:1ham MIlLer Memorial
A"-:lTd:' ghen to the group "orJ,.ing at
l-l ud'lOn Pulp and I'aper C.)rpor:Utun.
PaI;H~:1, "ith the highest pcfeenl:lge of
participation in Ihc Hudson Fmplo}cl'\
Charitable Contribution Fund Drill'.
Our local (ontributed 100 per cent . Iljlh
1111 Our membership of 101 donating n
101lL1 of 51.365.
CUlllTact negotiations :1re under "-11>'
here. and aLIT commillee is heing <,en·
iced hy internalion:,l Rcpre'>Cnt,lIi\c
Do)'lc lIurnell.
Unt il Ihe next letter. attend your loeal
union meetings and help YOLir local
omeen.
J J:FI' Ez..lI.RSON. PRLS.

Au gult. 1973
"
 Winners!
loc.1ll 1687. Sudbury. Onl .• lind III Recrelll,on "nociallon sponsored 11 .. ,nnln& bllnlam
hockey tellm . Members of the leam lI.e Shown Wllh the manage'. Oon SI.C~. left. and coach.
Rhaal P-.quatte . 118ht
Local Ib87-Sponsored Bant am
Hockey Team in First Place
I..U. 1687. SU nl~ U RV . OJ'{r.-Local
1687 :lnll it, Recrclltion A,~ociatioll
spon..ored ,I banl,Lm hod"cy learn. COnl-
prised of Iioy .. 12 10 14 years of age.
Thc<.e ho~s nrc not nece"~:lrily ~om o f
o ur I1l c l1l her~.
'[ he leam. coached by Rheal Paqllcllc
and lll" n:lged by Don 'ilild:. ended up
in first place in the Sudhur)' Minor
l eague.
Credit for lai"ing fund,> to ~pon'>Or
Ihe le:lm lIOC" to Brother .. 1011 ['opo\-
kh, GU} Rober~, Ko ~' \\erry. ~nd
Rolly ValOur,
RIV W I RT,\. ['.S.
Local 1837 Neg otiating
Three Contracts
L U. 11137. l'OR rS\IOlr r ll . "" .I1.-'1e-
goti;llion~ ilre bein,!; pr(ll.;e,..ed in the
companie\ I'here IllCIllOctS or uur local
arc cmplo)cd. Ncw 1I ,II11p,hire I' Llbli~
Service Com p:lny has hlld five .,e~sion'.
Mliny contr:t~IU;1 1 I nn~ualle dlange .. h;ne
been mmle, :mll motlCy 1:1 1k~ ~hoLlld ,1:lrt
in the near future. e vcn \\ith Phnse III
re-.triction\, .he comp,my hil' been told
the members need II decent \10 age in·
crease.
"
Negotiations
Mambe,.
Loo;at 1811.P"".,.~.,,::::::~"
(If ... lor Naw
H.mlnh" .. Public ServIce Company. sealed,
lett 10 rlghl. are Romeo Tremblay and Bu"
nen MlIn"ae, R,d,,,rd P,ay Stand",g. Em'e
Guimond. John Hulslander. Sle"e Ma roa, Be,1
Dubois, and 0"". Fl oyd
••
rognl ••• a Sus,ness Rap.a
Susineu Manager Pra~ •• od
Inlern "hon.1 RepreMnll llve Jonn H,,"ay,
After 11 scs<' ion~ wilh Central Mai ne
I'o\locr Comp,my, the offer \\11 .. rejecled
by II lar!;e majority of the member,. The
big issue is the t'olllp"ny', propo,ins that
Ihe linemen ~ Io\e 12.470 ,oit), a pr:lc-
Ike now being done b) hot line tools.
'Ihe 121h ~e~,il)n \Ioil' " ilh Ruhert La-
I'ointc of . he I'clleral Con~i1i:tlioll Serv,
ice. A d;fferem pacbge. slill conluining
thc 12A70·\oll j"ue. \Ioill be ~ulcJ tlpon
in the ncar future .
Kcccmly-or!;,mi/ed rncmher~ on the
properl)' of !>uhlic Scr..ic.: Comp:!n) of
\I .line \Ioill he pre'>Cntin!! their Ilemand ..
for their first contr:ld, R u~ine\\ \1 ,111"l!er PO,nl on Ihe
I'ray and Bu,;ne ..., Reprc\cn'Hti\'e Nnon Un" maallng.
are doing a gre;ll Job o f !.ceping p.·lCe
"ilh three '-<:1 .. of ne(lo.i;ttiom.
B ~ l a\lo .. for the IlCI'IY-1llcrgcd local
werc read at all unil meeting' in June,
and the second rCildins~ "nd \I).inl: "ere
in Jul}. The rc<,ull§ \\iI1 be reporttd in a
later lelltr.
On " av :!ht. the arbitration ~a\(' of
Kohcrt Bum~ of 1 C\lo Il'n \Io"~ held in
,\ USUSla 10m h.enned\ ",I~ .he ntlltral
arhitra.or and "u~in c~~ \I ,m.lller !'r.t)'
the union arhitr;lWr. Nal ]>,,~in did a
finc job I)f repre~enting the Il)1;al" .. in'er-
c''- A ded, inn \\ill he rcndertd ~hortl)'.
Organizing effor... are beinG il pplied
<,n the propefl) uf IJangor lI ydro I-Iec-
.ric for Ihe meier men. A meellnG "as ~~~~~~:~::::,senl Service.
,; 10 Central
10
held for Ihe ernplu)ec) of the I'onlrmd ' lie heavy
Water Distrit't,
ISE W Jou.nol
 It was good to ",'elcome Internat ional
Representath'e Richard Rogers and Bob
Fisher in their efforts to organi!!e thc
employees of Arro" ~I art Comr any.
Le",iston Di\llion, Rob is tbe brother of
our local's trea,urer. Ken Fhhu, and is
a~hting the International in org:lmling.
Sister Li nda I·rench of tke K()I:hester
office hol,,h a nle.:hani.:al engineering de-
gree :uid is ",orling "'hile her huoJ>and
i~ conlpleting COUrst~ for a Ma\ler's De·
gree in chemical ... ngineering.
B ll~ine!>s Kepre.,...ntath·e "iJ(on :Ind
Pre,s Secretar) Ad;tnl\ .. \tended a re!Xnt
meeting of Ihe Uni\el"l>ity I abor Bureau
of Fducation. 'I hi, \las 10 lfilin union
people 10 ;" ,i,t the "ureau in conducting
~hoJl ~le\\"af(1 M:\)ion ... Direclor ('harle,
O' Lear} appcarell ,.Itisfied \Iilh the re-
,tilt, and intend, to fully dc~elop thi~
progl'am as tillie a1l01l 8.
0 ,\'11 1I0,,"IIWM. I'.S.
DWL AI).\MS. I'.S.
Negotiating Committee
• enJoy Il'Ie IlIc,ht,es o f Clm'al Hudson'l R,f
Membe,s of Il'Ie Negollelml Comm,jlH 01
Loc.1 2156. Gamesv.II • • rl e .. IUled. I,ll to
"Ii'll. IH. I.me Dev.l. Ma", RevIS. Oo ...lha
Bull ••• and Oliv, H., I, Slend.ng. VI'fI.nle
C .. llnd.n •. Tom Ph,lm. n. P,esid'nt lind S". i
nlSS Manege. 0111'1 Siokes. Amol Broeklnlton.
.nd G,ady Smith.
Membership Roll Growing;
Work Is Good in Gainesville
L.U. 2.156. GAI:"'K""ILLE. FLA.- A_
we move into ncgOlintion~ wilh GCJll:ral
Ekrtrie. \Ie Me \cry proud of Ihe fact
th:'1 our mCI1lbt:r,hi~ roll i~ rcnll)' gl"()\1-
ins. Wor),. h gooll .. md Ihe Contpan) b
puuing new e m plo}ee~ on the ~a }roll
ever} wcd. \\e :,re ,cry hlIPP}' to S.1Y
thai these people :lre ~igning c:lTlb :11-
most as ..001'1 a~ the} are hired. Our
ntentbch arc (join!! :1 fino: job of ,pread-
ins Ihe good I\ord and geuing ",orlen
~igned up.
We h:l\e a full · time bu)iness manager
for ollr local 110\1 Dan Stolc~. "'ho ha,
been our prc:,ulent anll artinS tlll~iness
manager since the rcanivaling of the
local in 1969. is doing an O\lhl:mding
job. Our office i\ now open on a full·
time basis in AI;l t hu;l. Horid; •• for the
, con\enience of Oan und :111 the mem-
"'~.
Our l()I:al wa, "ell reprco;cnlell at the
Gr,!,,- KOOIS K:III) III AII:mtn r~'Ceml).
Allenllins were Dore:llha Butler. Alke
Feagle. Franl.i... Noble,. Dan SIO),. ... ~.
Bob I·{odge). Irnll! Davb. :lI1d Olive
l-brl. They all IHlll nothing blH Good
Augu1t, 1973
words for the spea),.eT"i, officials, a rid ev-
eryone in charge of Ihe ra ll y.
Some of tDose melil beT"i attending th e
rail} are on our Negoliuting Committet'o
They :Ire Dan Stoles. OIi\1! Harl. and
Irma Da,is. J oining lhem in the sessions
",ilh General Electric here in Gainesville
arc Tom I'hilman. Marie Re\is, Vir,inia
Calen<iine. Grady Smith, and AnlO5
Broclinglon.
ntil next month. remember 10 drh·e
s:.fcl} ~) )011 "ill ~ till t1\!' ",ilh u~ afler
}'our \ ;lcations.
I'AT b IIICK. I'.S.
Rifton Recreation Center
Membe,s of Local 2218. Poughkupsle. NY .•
ton Rec .... "on Cent.,. Th'l be .. ut,ful. 1• • 1'1
quil ,eSO,I. localed on Wallk.1l R.ve •• II
malnU"ned in its pnmo,d,al lIale.
Me mber. Ind friends a'i Iho ..... n enloy,nl e
gllme 01 softball al RllTon.
Th' ....... '«:.n Red C,~. F"st Aid Mu'll.
me<h. CoUI'M ..... as offl,ed 10 ",embol,• • 1
th' R,fton R~c,~ahon Cent... Shown in •
sessIOn. left 10 "Sllt. a.. Tom MeCraek'n.
v«:l.m Oscll' Ah~ns. and Corney Wall.
Members Enjoy Rifton
Recreation Center
L U• .22111, YOUG IIK ..: EI'sn:, 1'.Y.
l oeal 22111. Cenlral lI u;J)On properl}.
Pough),.eepslc. i~ happ~ 10 ,hare "ith her
~i,ter loe .. l, e\'enl, ta),.ing place at Ihe
Kiflon Kecreation Ce nl er.
We \lould likl' to e~ pl llin jll~t wh:lt
this center is anll II hat il ntcan~ to :111
of u~. Fir, 1. Riflon belir, th e name in
honor of it~ lo(:alion, Kif ton, New York;
second. Kif ton is Central Hudson's re c-
reation ('enter. a beauti ful. tranquil re-
sort designed by nature. and on lhe
eeolog) side. this recreation ~pot still is
maintained in its primordial slale: third.
Riflon is en,o}l'd b) Central Hudson
('mplo)ee~ for s",imming. picnid.ing.
roating. nnd fishing. as "'ell a, man} s0-
cial (undioll'>, on ... of ",hieh includes an
ImOl.:!1 union · mana~emenl dinn ... r.
Along the ~creational line. l ocal
:!21R ;Ino.l her \i~ter 1.ocal 320. Pough·
I.eeP'>ie. utilile Riflon each Allguq and
Scrlcnlbcr for Ihe I()I:;II~' annual clam-
h:,l.e,. We ;Ire lool.ing for\lard 10 an-
other bill elcnt for our 1973 c1amba),.e.
)Chedlllcll for Saturday. AlIllu~t 25th.
I he rhairm.ln of Ihe event is Gerry
Sprague. "ho i~ urging all to buy Iheir
lic),.CI~ e;u·ly.
In ~lIl\Illlarizi ll G the dc,criptio]J o f lhi ~
ccnter. olle lila} \Iell conch hk thai Kif-
Ion h:., ccrtHinly been a salbfaetion to
Ollr lIlemhcr'. Howe\er. ,inc,", \Ie ar('
fortunlltc in haling a\3ilablc to u~ such
;1 twautlful \ite. ",c ar~ nnw ulilizing il
for OCc\Jp;!lional -~afetr Jlrosrant~... s \leI!
a~ promolional and training purpose~.
RcrenlJy. the American Red Cross
First Aid \lllltime..:Jia ("ollr~ "115 of-
ferell to our meml>er5 at Kirton. Thi~
eO\IN! provide\ U\ \lilh a nucleus of
empIO}eC5 Irained in ba,ie fir~t aid. Fu-
ture "'pan,illn al Riflon "ill he Ihe
inllallation of claMrllOm fadJilics and
facililles for praclical "'urI. demonllra-
lion ....
International Trea,urcr lIarr)' Van
ArMlale. ~]'IC;ll.ins ;It the Third Di~lricl
I>rogre~\ \l eeling in \I arch. 1913. urged
tho'>l: pre.,...nl to ~Iri\e for Ir;lining een·
leh :I"'''y fnull the c"cf}lI:IY uflicl." al·
IIImpherc. We hehe\1." we hUH! ju<;t the
pLlce II rOlher Van Arsd:tle ~po),.e about.
:md WI! \I ill be happy to tal.e any of
ollr ~bler 10~:nJ reprC<;cnlati\"es on II 10llr
of our training ccnter. Ju ,t <:,,11 us.
On heh:" f of Lo(;a! 22111. \Ie wi~h a
snfe and hnppy ~\!m m er 10 ea(;h of yotl.
J AN I E. OliVO, p.s.
Ottawa Local 222 8
Prepares for Negotiations
L.U. 22211, on·AWA. ONT,_The Ne-
gotiating Conlmil1ee ha~ b«n elecled for
our IIp.:omin, n... gotialions \l ilh Ihe
Trea\ury HO;lfd. anll "e are hoping Ihal
M:riull) harg;!inin, \liII ""gin \OOn. We
arc ;timini for beller "uge\. n shorter
lOIorl \lecl.. toeller shifl differential. arid
more annual lea\e. among other hene-
filS.
A, ,,( Ihi\ "'riling (Ma) ~htl. our
collecthe agreement expire:. on Jul}
291h. :Ind h) law. "'e are pre\enled
from entering negoilations prior to t"'o
monlh, of the expir~ dale of the pre.-cnt
conlruel.
I he Moncton Unit h;I' bee n aelive re-
cently in the fielll o f puhlic relalions.
The trophy for the Jun ior Shooters Tro-
ph y (age nine to 14). donated by Local
2228 10 the Mo ntton Fish nnll Game
r rolec l i~e A ~socia tion. was presented 10
71
 Winners
B,olhe. V. J. Lpndry, I~", Local 2228,
Otlaw3, Onl .. and J. A. Keeley, Sumner Com
pany rep'esentatlve. cent ... p.esent t.ophies
to w,nning $hoo te ..... (See Local 2228's leue'
I,,,,denl,llcatlon.) Pho lo by Arnold's Sl ud,o
Ltd .
Bradley MacG regor, \1110 was the 101'
~corer in hi. raicilory.
Shown in the :,erompanyin g picture.
left to right. are V. 1. L:t ndr y. rep!'e~ent­
ati\e of Loca l 22211: BfildlC)' Mac-
Gregor : 1. A. Keelc y, rcprescntUli\'e of
Sumner Company, don ors of th c Sum-
ner J unior Shooters T rophy (:tge ninc 10
17 yenr~): Ian I an gis, winner uf the
aforementiuned lI1'nrd: and (h:lr[es Pol-
Icy. I' re,ident of th e A ~wci;rl i on. donors
of the MF :rn d G I'A Junio r Shooter~
Trophy. Appro:dmnlcly 30 youth~ p;lrtic·
ip:lled rn th c winler progr:mt.
Une equipc a cte clu rccemment pour
emnmcr l e~ negocialion~ coJl eclivc~ ll\CC
Ie ('on~iI 1111 ' 1 reMlr. e l 110U~ e~pCrons
qlle cc ncgociations sc rOn! sC riellscs et
co mmenceront bicntot. ""'o us dirigeron§
nO'> efforts vcrs un mcillcur ,:,I:lire. tine
!>emainc de trav:lil plus COll rle, une meil-
Icure prime lie po' te el des v:lc:tnres an-
nuel1e ~ plu ~ longues ain.i que d'autre,
benefices. NOI re conve nti on ~ lermine Ie
29 juillct 73 ella loi nous inlenlil
d'cntrer en negoci:tli ons :IV:utt le ~ d eu.~
moi~ qui precedenl la date lI'expirallon
de nOire prescntc eonvenlion. Alor" 1'1
noliticalion de negodcr ~er:1 [lre~cn tce Ie
I icr juin 1973.
L'unile tic I\1 0nclon a ~tc rccel11l11cnt
tres aCllf dans Ie C:ldre des relation ..
pllbliq ue,. Un I rophe~. don dc la ~c~'lion
Locale 2228 a I' A~,oc iatlon de Ch:mc el
I' r!che de MonCIon, fut pre~enl c iI Brad·
ley MacGregor qui ~'e~t IIl ~ri te Ie tilre de
meilleur tirenur d:,"" ~:, cat ego ric {9 iI
14 ans). Sur notre phOIO nou, pGlIvons
\oir de gauche 11 droil(:, M. V. 1. l an-
dry, re prC'iC nlanl de hi seclion Locale
2228. Br:ldle y MacGregor, M. J . A. Kce-
Ie) de la Compagnie StJlnner qui pre-
-.ente Ie lrophec Stunner iI Ian I :mgi, et
M. C horles !'o lley. pr6illcIII
I'A ~>oOC ialion Ch:I!I."C cl I' cchc. I'n\ iron
30 jcunc.s on parlicip,: i, ce proj!.r:lmmc
tl'hiver.
F. H I KTlUSt), As.,.,.. IU ,1.
New Agree ment Includes
Electrical Trad e Unit
L ,U, U97. AI. /\l\lImA , CALII'.- A
Iwo'}'car "grcemcnt hct .... een thl' N:lva l
Air Stalio n. AI:lmeda. amI 10e:11 2297
w"s ,lglted recently. Thi, i~ Ihe llr, 1
agreemenl bclwecn Ihe parlie .. 10 rove r
Ihe Electrica l ·1 rade Unil in Ihe I' ubli c
" IIEW Journol
Contract Signing
Alamed.~~~~r~~~~~~~~
Wa"en H . Sells. Cornmon(llne QU,e",
President. Local 2297, Alamed ... Calif., are s:~wn slgn,ng ..
Members o f ttle negot,.lonR le"ms. ""ndln" le /l 10 tllIlIl, ..e Wylr" Q. ';;i;:r~:::i:::
lor<'!m an. Public Works o..plrtmen t IPWQ): [Iearro. J OSlin. Labor. Managemen t
SpecJaliM. IR D: Robert Abreu, alKlrlclan. PWD: Granl C. Brown. local 2297
M,na,I': and Jack Henson, MalntenanCI Ind Utility Dlvosion Director. PWD.
Work, Oep:tr,menl.
NegOlialion~ beg;ln in 1969 lind con-
Local 2330 Signs Agreem ent ;
tinued until November. 1\172. Forty W ork Quite Good in Area
hours .... ere consum ed in gelling Ihe I..U. UJO, ST. JOII ,"\"S. NFI-D.-On
groundworl going. then cilme a ch:lnge Mn y 15,h. we ~ igned a lie" wage and
of eomm:md, Ihen holid;l}s, :md. finally, \lorldng agr«men t .... ilh the FleCl ri c:t1
negoliation, resume" :Igai n. C;;ub,celioll of the Newfoundland and
r he chief negoti:ltor in th e hcg inning I.ltbr:ldor Com,rUClion Association. com·
"a\ Inlermlt iomll H.eprc~ n' ;l ti ve D1.c:lr pfl!oell o f \O rn e 40 eleclrical co nlr.J.ctors
Gooch, .... ho P:I~..etl lIW.I Y in December. who . igned intlividlla li\ . This "as Ihe
1971. (li e wns worling on the conlruct "-!contl ag rl'emenl ~igned wi lh the Elec-
:,t Ihe time of hi~ de:tth.) We were llble tri Cll1 Subsection ~ince .... e became a pari
10 re,ume .... ork Ilg;lin. ubolll Jul y. 1972,
of the 111 1 W in April. 1971.
and Ihe :.gn:ernenl wn~ co mpleted in Our fil'~t :Igreement c:,mc aOO1i1 the
No\'embcr, 1r}72. The II' .)-)e:tr connael hard ":lY, after over three months on
w:" ~illned on ~l lty 2,1973. ~Iri le . AI Ihat lime, .... 1' ~ igncd for $1.55
GItA/Io t C. IlItOWN, n .M. per hOllr over II Iwo-ycar period. 111 lhi),
,.-_._----_._-- ---------- --- -
ADDRESS NA Mf ............................... ............... .......................................
NEW AOOUSS _.................... . ........................................ .
(HANGED'
Brofherl, we want you ""
PUSENt LOCAl UNION NO .
to have your JOUR.
de NAl! When you have CARD NO
a chango of addr... ,
plea so let UI know, 010 ADDRESS
Be sure to Includo your
....................... .... ................
old addre .. and pleale ............;
don't forget to All In
fO~MEI
"" lOCAL UNION NUMBER
s.,,'. l ip co.;.
L, U. and Card No,
This Information will IF YOU HAVE CHAH G[ O l OCAL UHI OHS
be helpful In chocking WE MUST HAV£ HUM BERS OF BOTH 1
and keoplng our rec-
ords straight. Mail To: Circulation Department
Inlernational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
1125 15th Stree~ N.W., Washington, D. C. 20005
 our !!«ond agreemcnl ..... c n:~ehed 52.00 Local 103 Retirees
per hour for the s:tme period without a
strike and. for that maller, .... i1hom 00\ -
ernment Concililllion ~r\ices. The Ne-
goti:llmg ream :Im] Commillee: are
jmtly proud of them!.ehes for doing
~u~h a fine joh.
Work in our Juri\di.:lion is quite ~ood
at prcscnt. dllhough .... c do ha\ c a fe ....
memhc:h out of .... ork In Ihe \er) near
future ..... e e\pect to h,IH' e\'e()body
.... orking. :tnd .... e rna) po-.!>ibl} bring in
\Om" tra,eh:r~ from Ihe nearh) pro\-
in~e~.
No.... that 'lIlIlIl1Cr i. here. man} o(
our mcmhc:r, .... ill he on the ro"d. If )'OU
arc. drhe carefully und enjoy ~our holi-
day~ .
Until nc~[ timc.
1' 11.1 u n OwmUNG. I'.S.

Boston Local 103 Retiree s

Organize Reti rees C lub
I..ll. 103 HETI]{EF.'; n .u lI. IIOS I"ON.
\IASS.- Following a leller from Inter-
n;lt;on:11 I' rc,idcnt (h:!rle, II. l'ilI"rd in
J unc. 1972. in .... hich he staled that "Ihe
mln,ition period from work }·car. to re·
lirement )C;ll"\ ,. of len accompanied lIy
fear 'In" fflJ\tratiun :' ,m" an encl~d
handbooL. (or retiremcnt program~.
Loeal 10) retirees dei;ided 10 prc\cnt
-fcar and (r"'tration."
In ' o\emhtr. 1972. lhe follo .... in!! of-
fice,... .... ere elected to :,ethate the new
re'iree~ dul>-Cupluin J. Fd .... ard Shar-
I.e). USN R I Rei.). Pre~ident; Charlc,
T hies..cn. Vke I'rc,iden!. I'd .... urd Cun-
ningh"m. Financial Secret:If)"; Io'drnond
EngJi~h. Jcxcph Corcon'o. Fd .... ard S.... ee-
ne)·. JO!M:p h Va,sallo. :Ind Io'd .... ;.rd
Smith. EJlecutille Board; and John
Burkc. Scrgelll1t-at-Arm~. I'au] McGann
h,, ~ heen lidded to Ihe ~t afT. and Arnold
Fisher hll' been retained liS ;ldlli~or.
Mcetil1l.CS lire held on the third Thurs_
da y of ellch month. They begin wi th the
happy (coffce) hour at 1:00 I'.M.. lind
all :Ictillity i, completed before .:1 :00
P.M. The receplion ;,nd el1thu,iasm
gillcn our early pro~r;tnh h;lVe heen
mcv;t iMpiril1g. ca!l~i n G the .... ord to
ThIS ,e«nlly·;off'''.,ed N;Olion.' Counc:.\ of Senio, Citizens group ..enl two offl~en; ;ond lwo
.lIern.' " 10 the ,ecently held NCSC LatJ •• tallve Conle,e...:e. LeI! 10 "&hl .re £d",.,d
ThlHsen . Vin Pres.dent. ;on(! C;op!. J. £d",;o,d Sharkey. USNR ReI Pres.dent 01 1M Retl.eeI
MeMberS Club. loc;ol 103. IS£W. receiving Charta, 01 "If.llal ..... , ....... NCSC F.ald Rep.e.
Hnl;Ollve. Ken Arvedon.
\pread and ne.... member~ to I'C addcd h,l\"e held our Annual Banquet on June
monlhl) . 181h. clo~ing out the current ;.eu<;on.
An informali\e and scmi-hurnorou~ .... ilh repon, h} delegatc, to 'he Na-
leuer h mailed monthl). There an: lion:11 Council o f Senior Citi7.tn~ in
'poI:!ll.er. from Social Securil) ,lIId retire- Wa)hin~lon. plu) the reporh of tht Po-
ment ;lnd in\eSllnent fund, 10 L.eep us litical Commil1~-e on loe:.1 go\crnment
up'lo-d:lte on changes and OPfJOrt unitie~. :tchon,.
I.ocal 103 officer-, bring ne .... s on .... orl. - W e H' ~ ~ou 10 help ~ourself by join-
ing cond ition,. elections. dues ch:o n t.'t~. ing tho'IC who afe no .... free of " fCliT ~OI.I
ct~. In ;Iddition. impromptu lalent lelld~ fru,trll.tion:' llecome informed ~nd lend
,ome ge ",~ in music. and humor lind in- your nmny years of eJlpcricncc to hring
lere'ling movies make up Ihe agenda 10 Ii ~ ht thc actllul l1eed ~ of rctirees in
In:"nllll:h ;'s only 25 per ce nl of the thi ~ !lrowing innalion lind 10 ,lIgge,1
eligible retirees arc enrolled. thi, nOle i~ w:oy~ to better obl:.in resul ts.
p;'rticulltrl)' geared to encourage lhclll [() C\ I'I . J . F"WA IlI) S!I~Il"IY. USNR
t-.rill~ their .ociu] "'Ie,t lumps" 10 Iry Oul
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International Brotherhood of Ele,tri,al Workers - Pension and Death Benefit Payment Report
IBEW P£NSION ELECTRICAL WORKERS' NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
BENEfIT FUND BENEfIT ASSOCIATION BENEFIT fUND
AOMlnEO TO PENSION lAST MONTH 690 183
NUMBER ON PENSION 51.531 14,851
PENSION PAYMENTS lAST MONTH $ 2.758,718.57 $ 1,016,910.32
PENSION PAYMENTS LAST 11 MONTHS $31,044,86713 $11,877,69099
BENEfITS PAID LAST MONTH I 181.50567 $ 487,137.55
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BENEfITS PAID LAST 11 MONTHS $ 1,310.623.35 $5,881.617.39

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lNitl1 the ladies Some Facts About Flower Arrangin g
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• Ladies, it has been said that beauty as well. During the S:UllC silver vase. and f1owen. in a straw
flowers lIrc nature's gift to nlnnkind period in Italy, people began putting ballket might look riJiculous in a
and that they provide a universal hm- nowers in vases. with jUllt the headll formal setting.
guagc. The O1ol1lh of August prov~ sho\\ ing. and the afnlilgemenis had Prop..:r balance is very important
these facts. for the beautiful flo\\-cr<: a stiff app..:arance. in flo\\er arranging, so if you're un-
in ull siles, ),hapcs. alll..! colors now Around the 171h century in sure of the proper height of a bou-
growing in the p;lrks, yards of France, style), in flurill buuyuels cm- quet in proportion to the siZe of
homes, along the roadside. and even phasized the sw..:eping line)' and vast.:. remember that the high point
in the fields, do give one's spirit 11 gracefully-curving stein), of tlowers. o f 11 bouquet :.hould be approxi~
lill and convey a note of happiness. In England, it Willl wl illeli thrH IlHltcly one tlnd one-hulf times the
And there's nothing like 11 lovely "fluwers gathered bef()fe they arc height of a vertical va~e; one and
.)oucillet of !lowers to provide that too advanced retain their beauty for one-half times the d iameler of a
tinal touch to any room in a home. years." and were put 011 the In ,ultd- bowl-I) pe vase.; or aile and one-hulf
No mallcr how sp:lNcly furni .. hcd. a piece in \\inter. limes the length of a long. low con-
room immediately comes 10 life In America. early New England- winer.
with the addition 01 a beautifully· eN probably couldn', alford the In urtiel to keep AOWCTh in a fixed
arranged bOUqUl'(. lUXUry of using flowers for orna- position as you arrange them in a
\\Olllen lhrough the ages have mental purposes. for :m Fnglish vase- and to keep them secure
enjoyed making up bouquets of traveler v.ho \isited New Fngl:uuJ afterwanJ ...- phlf.:e a pin holder in
flowers for their homes. Actually, during the mid-17lh century v. rate the bottom of a llhallow valle; for
flower arranging is an art which that "herbs prospered in the New a lall vase. crumble up a piece of
date.. had. to the lillie of Confucius World- among them Ilwrygold... chicken wire and phll;c it al the.
(551-47lJ B.C.) . li e taught that real French mallowes. gillyflowCN. amI brim of the vase. securing it around
enjo~ ment e()n!>i~L' uf simplicity. and rolles.·· the brim with a thin piece of wire.
even today. few but artistically- Uut the situation was different in rhe simplest type of an aligellleill
arnlllged nowers :Irc used in Chinese Williamllburg. Virginia, where aHlu- i.. the symmetrical dellign, in which
floral armngemcnts. ent rc:.idents enjoyed u graciou~ both sides of the bouquet are simi-
Foil.lorc played an important part manner or li\ ing. and bouquet~ in lar. not nece..\Sarily in the Iype of
in C hin!.'l>C noral arrangements. Dif- lovely vases gruced the elegant Ii, ing flowers used but in general appear-
ferent flowers denoted different sea- rooms of their homes. ance. Along with the design. the
son .. (flowers were never used out According \0 articles appeHrtng shades of color anti sizes of fluv.cll>
of se a~lln ). lind pe:'lch tree brnnches in American magazines Juring the must 'llso be considered 10 add to
rcpresel1led long life; the orchid. early 19th century, placing va:.e.~ of the feeling of good balnnce. For
rert ility: the narcis~u~, wcccss. etc. cut flowers in homes had become a example, dark-colured flowe rs and
During the seventh century, a popular pructice. Also. lluggc<;t ionll mo~t large nowers should be "cpt
Japanese :.cholar l>et up rules for on caring for cut nower'S :md infor- mainly at the base of :m arrange-
floral arrangements and founded the mation on placing nower'S acwrdmg ment. so Ih:lt il docs not appear
first flower arranging school in In- 10 color and types or flowe .... for top-hea\-y.
pan. ,till in exbtence. The arrange- bouquels were also ghen in maga- To obtain depth in a bouquet.
ments were tall and elaborate. but zines. put some flowers or foliage in ,hc
by the 15th centur~, a smaller and Well. ladies. after thut thumbnail back of Ihe container so that the
simpler arrnngement e\'ol\ed ror the skelch of the spread of flower ar- arrangement will ha\e thickness as
shrine.... in the 111110111 hamel>. lJased ranging. here arc a few simple tips well as breadth. Also mix round-
on three lines- heaven (shin). for arranging your own txlu(lueti>. sh:lped nower.; with spear-shaped
eMth (tai). :md man (soc). the Fi .... l. decide where you want to one~.
prineiple~ or this three-line arrange- place your fl{)\H:rs--01l the dining LlIJies. in flower arranging. just
ment arc still used today. room table. against the wall on the usc much the same talent as you
do in selecting your clothe<; and ac~
In Europe. the people raised flow- hallway table. in the living room,
e" fur utilitarian purpo.. c.... (herbs elc. Then decide \\hm type of con- ce..sories to dress fashionably . So.
,
for cooking and medicines) prior to tainer would be appropriatc for the "Gather ye rosebuds whi le ye may,"
the RenaiSllance, but during that kinds :md sizes of flowers you're ru. the sa}ing goes- and many othcr
period, flowers carne into new im- u~ing. For example. wild lIowers nowers t(X)--and arrange bcautif ul
portance and were raised for their would not look right in an deg.lnt bouquets for your home.

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 EWBA Death Claims Paid In May. 1973
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 Work
Work- no t a very pleasant word,
And yet a challenge to anyone
Interested in the man ly al1 of
earning a living.
The job may not be easy, and if
it we re,
You wouldn't have it ; anyone
could do it.
The day's work consists of havi ng
the strength
To e ndure whatever mi ght pop up.
Ple nt y of fonitud e, ambit ion ,
d etermination. understanding,
and resourcefulness:
ever a " Let the ot her fellow do
it" altitude.
As Ih;1\ neve r did fini .. h a job.
As we all know. we get o ut of life
jusl what we put into it;
What n wo nderful feeling at the
end of the day
To know th:1t we have done our
besl for h um:mity .
For oneself, a feeling of sat isfact io n
or knowing Ih.1I the job was well
done.
Carl J. Gem.lnh a rdl
LOCiI 1361
Chlc.go
Vou Ca n Help Too
Yankee Trade r
Whell I need to sell ,
His voice is sad and ~ I ow ;
Cou rse. right now.
The price is k inda low.
His voice is sad and slow,
When I need 10 bu y:
Course, right then,
The pricc is kind a high .
r,ank O.... n
Loca l 660
Wa t. rbury. Conne cticu t
To a Retiree
What C:1II I write that hasn't
Becn said before?
Only that I lovc you
A whole lot more.
You h;l\c always been
Kind and good,
Carrying burdens
Greater than you sho uld .
Compi;tining is somet hing you have
never do ne.
And now thaI the race is "Imost
run.
I trust you r retirement will be
The beginning o f a life of fun .
Fun in catching the fish
Thai do nOI like your lures,
Perhaps beca use Ihcy know
You're patient and have ple nt y
mo re.
Soon, the day will come.
When you will be content
Just 10 sil and bas k
In the sun .
r . Myrtl. Llsk Olt..- I
WII. 0 1 reli,.. Cha tlu E. Dill.t
Loca l 1170
K... .ny. N ew J .... y
On Ca ll
'Tis the week of trouble,
And he"r the tlIan groan ;
It's gct up al midnight
And answer the phone!
Limbs falling o n lines,
Knock ing out power;
Gotta get going
And make ,mother hour.
Bac k home al 3:00 A.M .,
Pull off the boolS
Hop back in bed
For" little snooze.
Up agai n al 4:00.
Jump into your clolhes,
Gel the Iruck running:
Some car hit a pole.
Home once mo re at 7:00,
I)u l coffee on to perk;
Ala~. Ihe alarm goes ofT ;
I t'~ li mc to get up and go to work.
Jea n Dalton
WII. o f J e ff Dalton
Loc.1 2291
J . ffe,s on, G'O'II ..

The street-light crew is o n the go;

Busy men thcy ;ITC, you know.
Thcy keep the Itghts clean and new
T o keep the streets safe fo r me
and you.
You tcnc h your kids and teach
them right :
Do n't let them shoot out those
lights.
Who knows who might be lurking
there,
On nights filled with d:lrlo. and
gloomy ai r?
Help those men kee p the streCl
lights bright :
II mighl be your child s,lved
Frollllhc unknown darkness o f
night.
GlIlI A. Farl.y
Wil. of Tomle G. '., I.y
Lou' 11
O.l rolt
YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE
PRESSURE POINTS FOR
CONTROLUNG ARTERIAL BLEEDING
u.. p........ point nee,..' .... wound.
between heart and wound

Front of ear (opening in I kuU)

Hollow IPGt In jew bone
a . ....n neck muacle end windpipe
Behind collllr boM clo.. to neck
Armpll
Hands braodllt _ ' rom ormpll
(1l1li""
JU I I _ . Ibow (_ muocl.,
Groin _ _ leg and palvts join
J ust _ va wrls' (puIM polnl,
Ha nell brNctth down from crotch
Each anger lolnl
a ehlnd leg jUl t above knee Joint
a ehlnd ankle (under heavy muacle)
Each .... Iolnl

POINTS-The same on both sides of body

Tourniquot is to be used only
In extreme bleeding or as a last resort
ARTERIES (RED)
VE INS (BLUE)

AN IBEW MONTHLY SAFETY MESSAGE