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EDITORIAL 

COMMENT 

Christmas Is 

A Time Of 

love and Peace 

' P e are also prou.d of O. e 

highly commelillable oetio" s 

0/ those officers ami m em.bers 

of 'he IBEIP, wh o t!trough 

their tiaily contributions (lilA 

.,i"cere d fulicat;oll to the 

principles of our great 

Brotherhood and tile trade 

111I;.o n m.ovem ent, also hel,) 

m ak e IJossible the ch erished 

dem ocratic /reedomund II, e 

opportunity to work for peace 

we relish (II this time of the 

year;" our dem ocratic 

societies. 

• Down through the past two thousand years, ever si nce the greatest 

miracle that ever happened took place in a little humble town called 

Bethlehem . people of Christian countries celebrate Christmas Day to honor 

the binh of a man called Jesus Christ, whose coming was heralded by angels 

proclaiming his message to the world, "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward 

Men." 

As the Bible relates, among the first to hear this message were working 

men, shepherds, who left their flocks in the fields to go and adore the little 

Infant who was destined to become the Mighty Savior of the World. 

Since lhat wondrous event took place all the wickedness and the biuerness 

and the st rife that mankind inflicts on each olher, all the selfishness, 

greed and viciousness that unfortunately have become a part of daily livi ng 

in the world seem to be somewhat halterl on Christmas Day in Ch ristian 

nalions. 

Wherever throughout the world Christmas is celebrated the majority of 

the people take time to sha re gi fts and bear goodwill toward each other as 

they seek to lind love and peace in an effort to follow the proclamation of the 

angels. 1t is a joyous season and much happiness abounds as we say to 

ourselves there is something more important in life than just living to fulfill 

our own selfish desires and pleasures. Christmas time is a time of the year 

when we can bring joy not only to our own personal loved ones but also to 

the poor, the sick and the elderly in our communities. 

It is very pleasing to nutt: that, as in P:lst years, membe rs of the IB EW 

in all the various branches will help make possible the joy of Christmas for 

many of those unfortunate people who need kind and charitable acts given 

In Ihem so Christmas will be a time of peace and happiness for them too. 

So we pay tribute to the thousands and thousands of our Brothers and 

Sisters in the United States and Canada who will give freely of their time 

to apply their talents and express their love of neighbors so others may have 

a bnghter and happier life during the Christmas season . 

We are also proud of the highly commendable actions or those officers 

and members of the IBEW who, through their daily contributions and 

sincere dedication to the principles of our grem Brotherhood and the trade ., 

union movemen t, also help make possible the cherished democratic freedom 

and the opportunity to work for peace we relish at this time of Ihe year in 

our democratic societies. 

During the holidays as we celebrate the religious meaning of Christmas 

and enjoy the festive occasions that accompany this special holiday season, 

always remember thaI, to ensure a better way of life in our quest for peace 

and goodwill on earth, we must also strive to continue our efforts as union 

members to protect the gains made down through the years through the 

unily of all the branches of our great Brotherhood. 

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Charles H. Pillard 

International President

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OFFICIAL PU BLI CATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD 

OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 

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JOURNAL· DECEMBER • 1982 

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CHARLES H. PILLARD, Edilor 

Volume 81 , No. 12 December, 1982 

FEFlTLlFIES 

AFl·CIO IUD Convention Held In Detroit, Michi gan, 

October 13·14. 1982 

Executive Council Meeting Minutes 

Vice President Walters Receives Oa th of Obligation 

Annual Aud it of ISEW 

ISEW founders' Scholarships for 1983 

It's Here. . The Officiai l BEW Hamilton Quartz 

Calendar Watch 

DEPAFlTIVIENTS 

Ed itorial Comments 

Safety Tips 

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Inside Front Cover 

19 

Department of Research and Education - Individual 

Income TaK Changes 20 

With the l adies 23 

Local Lines 24 

In Memoriam 77 

Pension and Death Benefit Payment Report 80 

Reflections 

ON OUR COYER-This beautiful 

color photoaraph appropriately 

sets the mood lor the Christmas 

Season. The Journal Department 

takes this opportunity to wish all 

our members a Merry Christmas 

and Happy New Year. 

Inside Back Cover 

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AFL-CIO IUD CONVENTION HELD IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN 

OCTOBER 13-14, 1982 

International President Charles H. Pillard who setv",!> liS all IUD vice president, Is shown 

addressing the delegates to the 15th AFl·C10 Industrial Union Oepartment Convention. 

President Pillard's remarks were centered on collective bargaIning goals for the 1980's 

through coordinated bargaining. Seated Is IUD President Howard D. Samuel. 

Over 400 delegates and guests 10 

15th biennial convention of the AFL 

Cia Indust rial Union Dcpartmen" 

which represents over five million 

workers heard the convention ca ll for 

a labor-busi ness-gove rnm ent elTort 10 

establish a national ind ustrial policy 

that would revive America's decli ning 

manufacturing sector. 

a large 

The IBEW 

delega tion 

was 

led 

well 

by 

,er'~~'~~~';:i:~n~~~ 

President Charles H. Pill ard who is' 

also a vice president and executive 

council member of the IUD. The convention 

delegates also passed resol 

utions condemning " Reaganomics,') 

urged that the federal 

adopt fair trade policies, and 

workers who have lost their jobs 

plant closi ngs. Resolutions were also 

adopted addressi ng human rights, the 

environment and OSHA. The OSHA 

resolutions scored the Reagan Administration 

for emasculating the Act itt 

favor of the employers. In the I 

lions calling for the revitalization of the 

nation's industries the convention 

Pictured are IBEW delegates attending the IUD Convention during 

a general session. Left to right, fronl row, are President Chartes 

H. PI1tard, Richard DeilSon, B.M., L.U. 1031 ; M ir;: ha~1 Lucas, 

Director, IBEW Organizing Department; Thomas Hickman. Director, 

IBEW Manufacturing Department; Louis Cortopassi, Jr., B.M., L.U. 

1969; International Representative Frank Vondra; H. Whitey 

Clark, L.U. 1974, president, Nebraska State tndustrial Council; 

Michael Quinlan, Pres./B. M., L.U. 1974 and International Re· 

p,esenl ative Robert Stander. Second row, lelt to light, are "'''''~. I 

national Represent atives Robert McAlwee and Gary Heald; 8 . G. 

Crawford, Pres./8 .M., L.U . 1227; Lucille Osborne, Pres./B.M., 

L.U . 1643, and Joyce Jones, Pres./8.M., L.U. 2194. 

2 1 ISEW JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1982

~ "' anncd that America's future as an industrial 

powe r is in dange r as revealed 

B-1 these trends: 

U.S. manufactured goods capture 

.less than one-sixt h of the world ma rkel, 

compa red with a onc-quarter share 20 

ago. In the last 20 years, the 

share of its domestic ma rket has 

Y.i llcn 30 pe rcent. In 1980, workers 

in manufac turing comprised only 21 

percent of the workforce, compared 10 

'4 percent in 1950. 

AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland 

the convention "the waves of 

IJIcrgers an d preda!Ory exercises in 

corporate cannibalism have not proa 

single job or a si ngle pound 

of merchand ise." He also ca ll ed for a 

national industrial policy with govern - 

. 

men! pa rtici pat ion to rebuild the 

economy and create jobs. 

In his keynote address, IUD President 

Howard D. Sa muel recommended 

a " t wo~pronged " program involving 

government action and inccn tives for 

specific industrial sectors: public in~ 

vestment in industrial infra~tructure; 

new lax policies to encourage U.S. 

industry to stay at home; fair trade 

policies; targeted credit for industrial 

projects: tax relief to encourage 

moderni1.ation in troubled industries; 

targeted investment in the most depressed 

a reas; and import restrictions 

for industry hurt by im ports. 

President Pill a rd. chairm'H1 of the 

IUD Coordinated Bargaining Committee, 

headed a panel on coll ec tive bargammg 

in the 1980·s. T he panel included 

forme r U.S. Secretary of Labor 

Ray Marshall, Jacob Sheinkman, secretary-treasurer 

of the Clothing & 

Textile Workers, and Don Ephlin, vice 

president of Ihe Auto Workers. There 

were also panels on occupational safely 

and he;llth and organi1ing dcvclopmenK 

Rebuilding America's industrial base 

wa~ di'\Cusscd hy proven friends of 

lahar Senators Bill Bradley (D-N.J.), 

Don Riegle CD-Mich.)' M ayo r A n 

drew Young of Atlanta, Georgia and 

former Secretary of Labor Ray Mar~ 

shall. 

President Pillard was ;llso reelected 

to serve as a vice president of the i n 

dustrial Union Departmen t. 

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Pict ured attentively listening to a guest speaker, left t o right , are 

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING 

MINUTES AND REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL 

EXJ;CUTIVE COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING 

T 

This r~I"ll1r ntetlin. of the International Executive Council wn called 

10 order by Chairman Taylor ~I \1;00 a.m .. Thursday, Seplemb!:r 2. 1982. 

Olher members of the Council in auend~nce were McNully. MIIlIonc),. 

AClon, Bexley. Mislie)', Pursley, McCall and Fulton. 

FINANCIAL REPORTS 

The auditor's reports for the vD rious funds of the IJrolherhood wtTe 

prcKnled to Ihe lEe, examined Ind flied. 

TRANSFER OF FUl'"DS 

In IIccord~ncc wilh lh, provi';onJ of Article XIV, Scclion II of the 

IBEW Constitution, the sum of $80,509.30 was transferred from the 

Military S,,-rvicc Fund 10 rhe ISEW Pension Fund covering the months 

of May, June. and July. 1982. 

I NV f.S"I'M ENTS 

The report of fund in~cslmcnl aC lion by Ihe International President 

and International Secretary since the last Council m«tin, was pre~nted 

to the IEC, examined Dnd approved. 

APPLICATIONS }' OR JOU"'' AN!) SURVIVOR OPTION BENEI'ITS 

In accordance with the IBEW Constitution, Article III. Section II (6) 

of the IDEW Constitution, the lEe approved two (2) applications for 

Joint Dnd Survivor Option Benefits. 

API'LICA TION FOR PR E-R~"REM£NT SPOUSE'S BENEFITS 

In accordance with the prm'isions of Article Il l, Section II, wb· 

partt,rttph (6) of the mEW ConStitution, the IEC appro"ed one (I) 

applicntion for I're· Ret;remcnt Spouse's Benefits. 

REnREMENT OJ.' INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES 

Appro"al was vanted by the lee to the fol1o .... lIlg Internotional Representative, 

requestinl retirement: 

Louis Theriault - effeet;I'e 9{1/82 

(First District I.R.) 

JOK"l)h R, Ferrito - effective 1211182 

(Ninth District I.R.) 

RETIN EMENT OF OFFICE EMPLOYEE 

The follo .... in8 employee of the IB EW applied for retirement. The IEC 

approved htr reque5t to be effective as sho .... n: 

Edna Path Shroy - effective 12/28/ 82 

INTERNATIONA.L J>NES IDENT 

President P illard dl5Cussed .... ith the IEC lievera! mailers concernin, the 

Brotherhood, i.e .• relH)tI of the Council on Industrial Relations' Au f,tuSI 

Seslion: Local Unions on Strite and number of membc.~ ullcded; matte" 

relatin, to the nnd International Convention; and other subjects affect inl 

all branches of the Brmherhood. 

JNTJ.;HNATIONAL SJ.;CRETARY AND 

INTt:RNATIONAL THP. ... SIIRF.R 

Secretary Leigon presented financial (epOn. coverin,the. IBEW I>ension 

Benefit Fund: the. E.lectric31 Workers' Benefit Fund and the Invenment 

Portfoliol of the Brotherhood-both in Canada and the United Statu. 

Treasurer Van Arsdale auended the. meetinl and usiste.d the. IEC in 

seve. ~l ",aUHS- 

UNTIMELY APPEAL 

The IEC reeeh'ed one (I) appeal which, a(ter re~iew, .... 111 found to be 

untimely before the. Council and, thuefore, could not be recognized. 

LEGAL BILLS 

Payments for le,al defense made from the Defense Fund were u 

amined and approved in accordance with Ihe requiremenlJ of Article XI, 

Sc-ction 2 of th~ IHEW Constitution.. 

APPEAL OF OOY t.. WILLIAMS 

The aplX'al here nrises from a decision o( Local Union 969', trial board 

findinl UrOlher Williams guilty III charged for ylolatinl Article IV, Section 

4.4 of the Crai, Project A,r~meot, Article XXII , Section 4 and 

Article. XXV II. Section I, 5ubsec:tioo 1,5, Dnd 12 of the I!lEW Constitu. 

tion. A One of SJ,ooo.OO "'a~ levied with n.100.00 $uspended provided 

Williams did not violate the Constitution, bylaws, agreement or working 

rules of the local union for a period of two(2) years. Williams cannot hold 

office o r repuscnt the local union in any capacity for two (2) yeall. 

International Vke President Farnan and International President Pillard 

denied the appeal of Uroth~r William •. 

A ureful review of the records indiulCI that the C.'jH'nters placed a 

j1Lri~dktionDl picket line at Ihe Crai" Station Unit No. III in the jurlsdic-1 

tion of Local Union 969. There is adequDte evidence in the record th t ' 

Williams was advlscd by the Business Mana,er on more thin ODe 

occasion to crQ$s the picket line and to rtpOrt to work. He "lled to 

comply with the directive of the Business Mana,er and chargu were" 

subsequently med and processed. 

It 

There is absolulely no justifiCRtion (or any member to ignore or flaunt 

the C!;tablished la .... s, rules and proceduru which govtrn all members and 

particularly when such irrUpOnsible action jeopardiu. the best inlerest 

of other members., Ihe local union and the Brotherhood. 

The BPlX'al is denied. 

"PPEAL OF LLOYI> VICKROY 

Char,es ,,·tte filed D,ainst IJrothcr Vi

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Inter national Brother hood of Electrical Workers 

Washington , D. C. 

GenLlemen: 

AUgust 9. 1982 

We have made an examination of the accounts and records of I n l.ernational 

Brotherhood of Electrical Wo r ke r s for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1982, and 

submit. herewith the felloving exhibits and schedule: 

Exhibit. 

"A" - Statement of Assets and Liabilities 

As at June 30, 1982 . 

Exhibit "8" - Analysis of found Account.s 

Fo r the Fiscal Year Ended June )0, 1982. 

Exhibit 

Ole" - Statement of I ncome and Expenses 

Fo r the FiscaL Yea r Ended June )0, 1982 . 

Schedule "1" - Cash 

As at June 30 , 1982. 

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standards, and , accordingly , included such tests of the accounting records and 

such other auditi ng procedures as we considered necessary i n the cir cumstances . 

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condition of I nte r national Brother hood of Electr ical Wo r ke r s as at June )0, 1982, 

a.nd the results o f its operations fo r the fiscal year then ended , i n confo rmi t.y 

with genera lly accepted accounting pr i nciples applied on a basis consi stent wi th 

tha.t of the precedi ng n:lcal year . 

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The IBEW would like to thank the 

following organizations 

'0' their 

assistance in helping produce the 

spectacular backdrop for our 32nd 

Convention, through their contri· 

bulian of color photographs "d 

transparencies and various mate· 

rials: 

Square O. Company 

Western Electric 

Westinghouse Electric Corporation 

Northern Illinois Gas 

Continental Telephone 

General Telephone Company 

American Telephone & Telegraph 

Mid-Continent Telephone 

Corporation 

United Telephone System, Inc. 

Florida light & Power Company 

Potomac Electric Power Company 

Gould, Inc . 

Los Angeles Municipal Water and 

light 

Jack Stone Electric 

Truland Electric 

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for you and your family 

National Safety Council's Annual Congress Held 

• The National Safety CounCIl's Annunl Congress was held In 

r ChIC:!gCl, Oc tober IK·2 1. The la bor dlVI\lon held their scmi· 

anntl:tl meeting on Ihe ~cclo.cnd Immcdi,L1c1y preceding the 

.. Congrc\~. 

The Lahor 5('\\ion\ had the I:trgc~t al1l.:ndancc in Ihe 25·yc.tr 

hl\lOr) of the labor tll\ 1\100 A\ the ,c\\ion~ thi, )car Charlc,> 

~ II. '}III.ud. 10[('roIllI00:11 Pre'ldent, I8[W, V.,I~ clcdcd \0 the 

lIo;wJ of Tru~H:cs for a thrl.'c-)car term, George F. "mlth, 

D lrc~·tnr of Safety .......\ clc\'tcd "'1\';.' prc\jdcnt of the Counr.:il 

for I alloT; and Eugene Kozlol

INDICATORS 

OEPA~TIVIEI\IT OF 

RESEAFlCI-lI=lNO 

EoLlcFlTIOI\I 

Indicator 

Prime Interest 

Rate 

Real Gross 

Average Hourly 

Earnings 

l atest 

Month Ago 

111/2%-12% 

(November 13 %% 

1982) 

$4.80 

(September, $4.81 

1982) 

Year Ai O .J 

16%. 18% 

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Personal 

Consumption 

Expenditures· 

" -billion) 

1,947.8 1,919.4 

(II Quarter) (I Quarter) 

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1971 = 100 

SEPTEM8ER, 1982 

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MOMh Ve". C ..",bined HOlloing Clolhinll lolion Co,. hoding 

September 1982 267.5 31.5.6 260. 2 20.4.9 277.0 249.7 210.9 

August 1982 266.1 318.3 257.2 203.6 274.7 248.9 210.6 

July 1982 264.8 321 .0 255.0 201.0 272.8 245.8 209.2 

June 1982 263.4 319.0 253.2 202.5 271.9 244 .5 206.9 

May 1982 260.8 312.5 251.7 201.7 270.4 243.5 205.6 

April 1982 257 .3 305.6 249.8 200.7 266.7 240.2 202.5 

March 1982 2.55 .9 303.7 248.4 200.4 264.4 239.0 201A 

February 1982 252.7 301:1 244.6 197.9 259.6 233.7 200.6 

Septomber 1981 242.4 295.9 232.4 194.3 244.8 225.4 193.3 

September 1980 215..4 

September 1979 194.5 

Se ptember 1978 177.5 

September 1977 163.4 

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IFOUINIDEIR.S' 

SC1HIOLAIR.S1HI11IPS 

FOR 1983 

• The ISEW takes great pleasure in announcing the Founders' $chot,:lrship Program 

for 1983. 

The ISEW offers to its members a maximum of 12 Founders' Scholarships annually 

for fulJ.time univer sity study leading to bachelor's degre es in specified fields. The 

number of scholarships awarded is determined by the num ber of qualified applicants-one 

scholarship for each 25 qualified applicants or major fraction thereof. 

The scholarships are worth $2.500 3 year for up to four years of undergraduate 

study toward a bachelor's degree in any approved fields. They will be granted 

on a competitive basis 10 qua lified candidates from all branches of the IBEW. 

The IBEW Founders' Scholarships honor the small group of skilled and 

dedicated wiremen and linemen who, in November, 1891 , oreanized 

the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. 

Eligibility-IBEW members who have been in continuous good standing 

for at least four (4) years by the t ime they begin college stUdy or are origi· 

nal members of a local union chartered less than four (4) years are eligIble 

to apply for the Founders' Scholarships. It is further required. where applicable, 

t hat apprentices shall have completed a full, formal apprenticeship as estab· 

lished in their trade and area , 

Applicants are required to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAD, which will 

be administered in communities throughout the United States and Canada on 

December 4 , 1982, and January 22, 1983. Applications must be received by the 

Scholarship Selection Committee by January 3 1, 1983. 

Complete information on requirements, instructions, and official application 

form s may be obtained from yuu r lucal uniun or Ly writing to: 

IBEW Founders' 

Scholarship Administrator 

1125 15th Street, N.W. 

Washington, D.C. 20005 

Please note, this Is an adult program lor IBEW members only. It is not open to sons 

and dauehter:; of members, unless the sons and dau2hters themselves are eligible. 

When writing be sure to Include your IBEW local Union Number and your Card 

Number. 

The officers of the IBEW are Indeed pleased that the Brotherhood Is able to offer 

these IBEW Founders' Schola rships to its members. It is their hope that. over the 

years, the awards will contribute, not only to the personal development and achieve· 

ment of the successful candidates. but also to the development and improvement 

of the electrical Indulitry, of whIch the IBEW is a vital part. . 

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At the Center of The Holiday Celebration 

• The Christmas season is a time [or 

families, friends, gi rt-givi ng, rel igious 

cciebrations, and traditions. Most Americans 

celebrate by trimming a tree, decorating 

the house, going to church and 

excha ngi ng presents. Somewhere between 

Christmas Eve and ChristrlHis night we 

manage to stuff oursc!ves with several 

m eals that arc hi ghly calo ric and cholesterol-laden. 

Few people question why we 

d o these things eyery year; tlley practice 

them because that's the way their parents 

did thin gs before them. They may make 

minor adjustments or combine some 

c ustoms due to a marriage partner's way 

o f doing th ings, but basically we all celebrate 

in a similar fashion. 

Probably thc center o f auruclion in 

most Northern American households during 

this festive 'cason is the Chr istmas 

tree. II sta nds out above :111 cise as a 

bright jewel o f this happy season. In its 

modern form. w ith its gl ittering lights, 

sparklmg ornaments, a nd daa.!ing decorations, 

it can turn cYen the mo~ t nrdent 

Scrooge into a c hild at henrt. 

The Christma5 tree is such !l basic part 

of Christmas to all of u~ tha t it's hard to 

imngine the holidnys without seein g one 

wherever we turn; a nd \I.e espcei:llly 

couldn't imagine the holiday wilhout a 

tree in our ho m es. 

But when d id the ich::n o f a C hristmas 

tree come ahout and why do we have th is 

tradition? 

There is lillie if any direct knOll tedge 

o f how the fi r tree lind l ight~ u~ed ill the 

ancient celebration of the \I. inter \ol~ t ice 

became the C hristnHIS trees of todllY. But 

there arc enough references to the usc of 

trees in a ncient literahlre to convince liS 

o f the pagan origin of our custom. Trees 

\l.ere .... orshiped as the home o f the gods 

and the fir trees espcci311y \.Iere revered 

because they could st3nd up to the coldest, 

billerest winter storms and Still stay 

green. 

There arc \'ariou~ earl y legends about 

the tree. One concerns Martin Luther 

\l.ho supposedly d eeor3ted the first C hristm 

as tree. The story says that he was 

walking home on Chris tma ~ Eve under a 

clear night sky lit by mill ion\ of stnrs, 

and the sig ht so moved him thnt when he 

reac hed his home he cut down a lir tree 

and placed candles on its branc hes as a 

re-c reation. 

Another lege nd was told by the lenth 

century geographer Georg Jacob. He told 

the story that o n the night that Christ 

\'0 as born all the trees in the fo rest, 

despite the cold of winter, bloomed and 

bore fruit. 

Bllt Ihe actual hi~torical origin, most 

anthropologists feci, i~ in Gcrmany. -I he 

first recorded U1\tanee o f the lise o f a tree 

at Christmas in Germany was in the 17th 

century in Strassburg. !Jut it didn't a1lain 

widespread popularity in that country 

until the 19th century. Fo r those 200 

years, the C hr i~ tnHI ~ tree W:IS locll lizcd 

along the Rhine Ri ver. Its e vo illt ion (lnd 

growth were slow but slIre as each generation 

of G ermilns added more a nd 

more embellishment to the tree. By the 

middle of the 19th century it became, and 

still remains, the crowning glory of the 

German ChristmaS. Firmly implanted in 

German tradition, its broad appeal then 

spread very quickly throughout Europe. 

In 1841, Queen Victoria and ')rinee 

Alhcrt sct lip a Chri~tmas tree in Wind~or 

Castle and its future \I. as virtually a~~lIred 

in that country, It bcc .. me the central 

fealme of a famity Christmas. Abollt the 

same time, in the early J 84{)

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Retiree 

Attention 

Press Secretaries 

All letters concerning Christmas parties must be 

received at the 1.0. on or before February 15, 1983. 

Christmas re ports received after that date will not be 

printed. Thank ),ou for your cooperation. 

Che>ICI LeComple. lepair lechnician, No>cm. 

ber, 1966; Louis C. While, ";remln, AueusI, 

19n; George J. Zld .. ruidenual on pension, 

/>Iovembe r, 1940: Johll II Franke. wireman, 

M ay. 1950; Georlc A. R38:1f1, productIOn. 

AUIlUS!. 1948; E. P~ul 1I0"lell, ";Ic:man on 

pen~. June. 19S1. Flank D. WI~ka. Sr~ 

marnlrnance, />Io"mbel, 1942: Vick J. Camphell, 

marnrenanrr, January, 19n; Rohert J 

IIrooh, ... ireman on flell1ion, l)ecember, 1 9~2; 

George w. Murlle., ""cman OIL Pl'n~ion. Oclobtr. 

1941 : Ma " 111 J:. NIA, "'irema n on 

April, 1 9~2; ;.nd R~ ymo nd Arras, 

AU I!. II ~ I , 1975. 

ROB I H 

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Retirement Party Held 

For Ken Gradle 

I_U. 1 (I,tm,lo'I,.&rIJ). ST. LOU IS, MO.- AI 

lhe Oass,,; Ca. Restaurant and Lou"lc in 5, 

Charles County. pn aflcr,,,·ork. retirement ttl •• 

bralion wa ~ hdd (or one of l ocal l 's belueIallonal 

1:IKtlleal eolll.a"OU A\MK'aLIOII, >'C,vcd ... 

ma,lel of ceremon'~ for 'hc ,",cnl, Mr. Cooper 

handled IhlS t a~t wllh h,~ mual Hall and d Id a 

mo.1 admirable tab. 

The lluCSI 'p"bker for Ihe e~enin, wa, Ihe 

p.e"dem of Swan-.on.Nunn Electric lind I 

lead,ni fillurc. of Evan,vllle', busincn and ci~,c 

communi,y, M •. Jack Il ult/um. 

Mr. Il ulllum reminded Ihe ncw journeymen 

Ihat al Ihe lime Ihcy were interviewed b1 Ihe 

A I >plenlice~hip Commillee more Ihan four 

yea.s 1110 Ihey convinced ,he commlllee mem· 

belS Ihal there "'ere no better qualified .PJl"· 

('~nl\ for I"" jnll Ihan I~ 24 "Are you still 

lhe: beM?'" Thai que~llOn was asked of lhe 

ocw JOurocymen by Mr " UIUUm. If Ibe1 an· 

s"ered no 10 lbe query he ulled Ihem 10 .110" ... 

!.Ome "me for "U·rcfteClion &lid soul·"alchlns 

10 "1 10 find "here ~nd for whal ,.c:a~ n Ihey 

ha'e sllppt"d ~ Ihal they mighl put IhemM:I~cs 

bacl on the proper COli,..,., and once alain be 

con~lIlcrcd Ihe "besl," 

M r. II UlltUm wenl on 10 say Ihat ,lIopia, as 

he _jew, n in lhe dccrri Clll con~lnlC l ion Ill· 

du,,,y, can ol1ly collie almut Ih/Ough the cnOIl~ 

of Iy~,.c\'he conLraCIorl and skilled and wlllini 

"'ul~ forle, lie ~dded Ihal cooperallOn bcl"een 

managemenl ... IId labor "'IS an absolule ne~eUIIY 

If Ihe ,nduSlly is e~er COinS 10 approach Iny. 

Ihinl u·",.mblin* a uloplc SfalC. In clo.ln .. Mr_ 

BUll/urn challenged Ihe IM'W JOulocymen 10 

"'mt ... ,th Ihe coniIlCIO'S Ind their loc;o.l umon 

In a OO

Agreements in Process 

Of Negotiations 

I_ V, 17 (o&:u), 1>t::1'RO rr, M le ll._ Tllc 6·17- 

vn ', 6- 11-1', 6-11_8 , and Wyandolle IlJree. 

menlS mre in Ihe procts. of ...,goli~lIon5. Meet 

inlfJ on the 6-11-A ~,reement ntgoliallon .•• nd 

the Thumb Elect"cal Co-op ""gociation\ •... ere 

K heduled. On lhe 6-11-A agreement, the last 

men came oil the p.olM'rty. F riday, Mpteml)c. 

3, 1912. Many of tllcse men lIave already gone 

on Ihe road with Iheir leiters of inlroduction. 

The IrU)tccs of I.oell 11 lIealth and Welfare 

.i,nt'd • re1 "henc'c. a """,b,IIIy e~;\lO ... here 

I""y can M PUI ,nlO lhe ,Ju,lo"" of dJ.lfl("~ 

IhM Ihc nM'cll,' can I' ... ~,dc Ihrough t ... i~ted. if 

nOI cnmplelely ;nco"e.:l ,,'porllng. 

It " indrcd a plea.n.c .n 'CC Ihal Oll r lor.1 

""",p~re'. Ihc HuO"/,, \'r.. , fclt ;1 moenl nole 

","O.thv In 'r,,~11 Ind .cn",," "" all of the .c· 

rompit\.hlTl('nl' o( Cha.le, II 1',lIa.d. ou, ro" 

mrr hI", ...." 

m'>OJ,CI .• nd tu cile lhe 1111 W 

rUl II' m,dlt,cncc and it'''''' fOllu"e in fl('orr 

f"'l1e1tOn~ "h,1\ i. lIulr ".>"d\ for . 

'I he f"U""lIl!/. 31Ii~le. hOlM'fully oncc 'r~d, 

""II ICI'C r .•• h uf u. the addcd loft "e all 11«" 

It", h,.,d tn lell Iht'oC d3" "hcl"'" lhe arta·. 

um"n"ed clc,u";I~n' a.C ploodcr of the" local 

UOlon. 100UI lu ~cld"alr ,1\ 1I"h b"lh"~)'. Of 

of Ihell forlTl(', leader, Charl,e i'IIlJ.d, no ... 

head of .heir milllon-lTI('ml>ct o'llan;ulion 

So mcmrn,., of I n..·31 41 of Ih., IIJEW com· 

bincd holh by m3~tn' Mr I'!llard lhell ,tICS! 

of hOO

2. 

only in go'crnn.cnt circln in Wa~ h ingto n but 

also in Ihc policy·maklnl to ~e",lhe Cound] 

uf the B million·member AFI -CIO, 

]n fact. dUling Geof[te Meany's w:mm, )'Car5 

a. AF L-C IO chief. it wa~ Mr. 1',IIDld's name 

that ,",ound u" on mlny insidcf')C' h~tJ of pes 

~Ib]e Mean) )UCC~IS. 

Sm~ ]971, I.oeal 4 1 has been lun by Gene 

AdimS as busuw'u n'ln~,er M r. Adams. the 

unot"$ former "rc~.dent. '5 1"'~lcd by Bob 

KaSlubo"'j,ki, Jim G1euon, and Earl GJiS"r 

'" 1. ... i,)oS agtnrs. Mlkt I,. aney is local " resi 

denl. 

Crews 

Tllf J . Willi.. F "~,. 

~" .. II ... rll ~ .. n .... d 

o,,'lte. ""alll' )tlch and 

I I .. f" .. ~ r u f Local 41, 

1I • • lIord . Con n" .r ~ on 

Ille pole. 

n. J'o .. u Cnn " .... ln .. '''''Ie. f n.. .. """ Ie ... 

M •• j.Jtcll ...,." . h " nde. I ~ d in f t k>" of W • .,." .. 

Co. lb. 

Work Scene Bod 

In l ocol42 

LV. 42 (o . ca t ~ . rth &lCo . ' t ), IIAN 'n 'ONI>, CONN. 

- T he fall IiCIL'ion is upon U~ nu d ,'ilIrnc of the 

fi n c~ 1 conslruclion "clliher yuu c"er ~ D W is 

sUding hy. We ~I:Iacs. Loren Ollie. Dan 11ehe nor, Nun 

. 

"I 

-1 

R .~. I ~ n lJ of 45.Ju, , L .. a, • • Iddle .0", Lwn..-d 

\ 1 . ... 1 .... L C, Jad .. On., E .... I 0 . ....... : I""nl 

"".., A.)· ..... d BacoIo; back "".., 1111 ..... 1100".1 ""! 

A" .."""....". A_ WID I • • I u d AHisl.nt 1I.~III"" 

A ... l h .. k lfuJ:bes. 

Williams; H Ye31"S-ALIbur n Ba rr cll, Ralph 

II rekke. Ira Ch ri,Lenl\Cn, 1-1Ike Fcrris, Cliff .! 

Garr. Arne Ho rn:;crh. Jack Hushes, Ken 

M"Chcli. Gil Moore. Oonnld Ne\'lfln. Ralph 

Simon'. Ed Southwick. G«tr~ T rucnna. Joe 

T ur"ch. L. J. Wal ker: 40 yca.-s--B. L !leck, 

Chille, Conlan. Jamcs Mnchell. Donald Smllh; 

45 yea,.-Na)'mond Uaeon. ErnM OBws.on. - 

I (" Jacbon. amI Leonard Mashioo. 

All the mem~r~ and officer~ of \.ocal 44 

would like 10 conilratuI8I e Ihese Brothers, 

Congratulations :1.1$0 go oul to B rol h ~ r .. 

Rodllcr U chl and his wife on their ntw six. 

pound b.by ,id. 

CUOLVN Funu'!. P S. 

Third Baseman 

Oa., KdJt" _ of 

II_flu JIb K ....' nf 

l.oraI " • .se.tII., W .... 

I ~ 

If; IJo4, ... 1r4 ~ ... 011 

1M W ortd cu.., .... 

U nit Lu .... Tu • . 

Scribe Thonks PAC 

And Others for Contributions 

I_ U, oMI (I,c&t m), St:A TTLE, W ASII._I 

"'ould like 10 take th is time 10 thank the 1'0- 

"lic~1 Action Commillee of I.ocal 46. Mem· 

~r\ o t the oommiLlce at th;( lime arc 1IL1$lne.$ 

1-hna,er I)""e Jord an. I' ruidem Harry Meyers, .. 

Mtlf;ne Rcp"escntative Il II1 Schm:l.l~ .nd mem 

~rl Mau.iee " crkolf. Janct l C"'S, 1I i11 l' 

t. t.rand. Jordy Andrews, and Ed Perolle AI50 

chan, ) It) 1I1:.n) IUCIUt..e,. who have contr,bUlcd .. 

lime and effo rt 10 the polilical campa;,n on 

~h3lf of labor-endOlsW candidates. Thi( is I 

.. here union DClion ,akcs place nowadan in 

IrYlnl to Uflhold the ~tandards of work in, 

""".II'I~ NOI only UnIOn members benefit by j 

rhno: :lcllOm.. but e'·eryonc .. ho " 'oru for a 1 

]i",n, In one way or anothel. Initiative 4 12 

was '('IOn5Ored by labor in this Slate IllId Ihe 

liml"n, of credit interest rales " 'iIl ~nefil the ~ 

pIIOpl. who can least Ifford to PllY "rill off" 

iniere'l nlel. 

I .. ouLd like 10 take hme to P]UI :I book 

ulled ~Th;Qr ar 

ll o~ l on Collegc. and h i~ speech mo"U me 

enouch In hrlir..- e h i~ id~a~ necd 10 be Dassea 

00. 

I alltnded the Inlernalional ConHntion, and 

I w •.\h '0 thanlt rhose people who took time '0 

"Ole (or mc 3nd 'he Olher delcgales .. ho aI_ 

tendrIl On..r in 3wh ill! I like 10 fI1C:nlion o ,her 

fIC'OpJe .. ho cOn tllb .. IC 10 the l o~a ]- "' t.l lh - 

1 

·l

lind Welr ... r" Tru"e("; Wa)ne K a~ Io; ". Ralph 

Klmlt-,him. and Rob Keller; I'en. ion Tr ue)1 m'er C'!>1 of Iherr menl· 

bef~h,ro Ihcy .e!'.cfnrbcr) rnd~). fu r a '·a"cly o f fe.,,,,n,,, 

do nOI ~ no" " hy. ha'e (0'l;Ollen. ," ,Ion't 

ha.e ,he ~"urDgc 10 M Unlun mcmhe ... 1I ~.e 

"c bC~"I"c so ~lI1ue "l !hul " e a.e a,h.lmcd tn 

he ullion" To be uniun OIlC II1ml ~1:1I 1 III Ih c 

hume. r ... il i~ bt-~au,e o f Ihe IIn intl Ih al 

rnak •• il l'O"iblc fur 11< and our r.'rnl1oc$ 10 

h.l\e Ihc nn:Chili,,~ Ind enjoy the h" u.ih of 

!rk 1"d3) The pOl,I ... r~nm p le\ Ihnl Un"," 

mcmhf" ~cl nl honle, '" 'he ,0n,mLlniIY. ~ I 

Ihe " Ol~ pr. L ~e. ~ nd '" Ih.ir uniun by ' heir 

"o.d.... ed ~O 

and 60 yca.~ In Ihe 11.00her hood Ilfo ther M 

Cro ",ell .""ciH d " 50-ye lll p in a nd RrOlher1i 

L C. 1I0d :l pp. I'. Rad e m ~ ~ h c •. G . Seh n"l..!er. 

l P. Wel nGa .lne•. I.. O ·I),onICC. I.. RII.UIC.O. 

ann~oc ... 

AI Ptn

At Picnic 

"pp"'''lk~ 1.11 ........ T_ W.Jk~, loet 11"0 Ifte 

elllnk g .... at lIor plt nlt of l.o .. 1 n. 0.1 .. 11. MkIL 

Retires 

80ald in 19~!. C'kclC'd bmirw:u minaIC" in 

1956 and ,C'm:..""d m 11'111 P.os .... on until 1966. 

C'1C'Cltd E~ecuI"- C' 80ald memlxl of lXuon 

BUildin, Trod e~ In 19~8. tltcltd 1',C">ldCIII of 

lhe DtIl("1 Ihllldllll TI~d t5 In 1960. ul'PUlnlcd 

lOll'll' i:uCUI;'t ~oa,d of Iht Mltl'llJaIl 1I",ld- 

1111 T .... d" by Iht Siale nC'etrinl A ... o;rn:lahon. 

IppumlC'd 10 the StlllC' C.olIMIUClion SafC'ly Com· 

ml~§lon (slIlI 'tll"'S Ih'$ Jl(»ilion). IPPOllllrd 

10 thC' Nallonll Code Mal"'''1 1'1rw:1 by Il'It 

IRE\\. t!teltd Iin~IIC1al and .tOO"I,nl ""c'e· 

tary of Local ~8 In 1966 alld I'Itld Ih,) 1'O"110n 

unlil 1919 "l'Itn he "UI tltcled btl~lne" n.nn· 

agef/flnancial ""~Ielary. a po,illOIl I'll' I\(old un· 

III I'I,~ 'tl;remcnl .his )ear. lhmhtl D,anlOnd 

ll§O IIC'nC'd I) I IllC'mlx. o f Iht l !tell;cal 

Eumlmnl 8oald. Cily o f DrUOIi. 

local !IS hu tt"ainly btcn a bil )'1311 

~l ol hCl Diamond·, life. bill 50 h.l~ 1J,01hcr 

Diamllnd Ix~o",e D bl8 pall or i.oeD I ~8. I k 

hM been in ~ po~llion of leDd tr~ hir> for 26 

)·ea,.\, Ihrough load II",c~ and bnd. bUI alway~ 

v.llh Ihe luppon o f I Iarlc numlx. of OUI 

IMmlxrs. All Iht IMmbers of Local ~8 "ould 

"kt \0 C'J.I"t~, Ihell iJnl .. ,~l'Iu 10 IholMI 

Dmmond on h" 'tlllemcni. Ind Ihallh IS al· 

"'IYS for 3 lOb well donC'. Ma)1x "t M1uuld 

laY Ihanks fo. "'~ny job$ .. til done. Goad 

luck. Dall! 

Our 10C31 picnic "'IS htld II Ihe \JI.,~;"ian 

Church Can.p Ih.~ jla~I AUIUM. alld "f l'Iad 

I l.n.1 u ...... It "a~ our linl 111M II IhC' ump. 

Ind "e ccnllllly woll be relurn.n, Ihe,e nccAi 

yu._ The "talher IIlId f:aelhllU "'('Ie ,-ery 

1luuU. I:Hrybody on ~IOlher I\.hh !l0llan·, 

Enlert.,n,ntnl Commlt.cC' ... o,ked h~ld on Ih'5 

picnic. Cha,lIe LOckman Oflanlltd I bltakfaM 

ror Iht ... or ).t. ~ Ind olher early blld. Ciaude 

Tun;!4n alld Sk.p W,lk.nwn did I bang·up 

job on lhe thildrtn'J Rnd ft.tulr,· .:.mes. Dennis 

\J,banay). laW IU II Ihal S"oh~ Brt ..'C'ry 

broulhl our liquid Icfluhmenllo. 

In IhC' applcnl'';'' pll't'-bcndm. and cltellieal 

;Mlal1allon dCmOn,"aIIOn. Ihe Ihi, d·ytal ap· 

prenlice conlnlanl~ Well' winn.... lim l'ricC' 

and Thomas Ill uct. and '"lInnl'Up. Ronald 

lI uchman and hckle M llewjcz. J'ounh-)'ea. 

~ oonlcs/enlS "'clt "mners. Micbael YOUn/l: and 

CD K c~m W,e;;,o'tk. ~nd runne.,·up Glenn Pod· 

"'" 'u' 

nar and EIBllle C.awfo,d. Conll.lulallons 10 

III Ihe eOIlICSlanIS. I will submil plclU.U of 

of 

'w"'". " ", '''' '~ '''. ", 

jou.ntYm~n pulled Ihe hC'lpcrs into Ihe mud 

pil. ThankS 10 aU the PC'ople ",ho ",o.I.ed behmd 

Ihe ",ent~ it) 1I181.C Oil, pknic " ~\lcet~.\, 

indudllli aU Ihe al'p.cnllcn "ho dona led IhC'ir 

labor 

I don'l hale any more room. !oO loud·bye for 

no ...' and rememhcl 10 buy Amertcln-m:IIdeunion 

m3de! 

801 K INSO .... l' S. 

Float 

T"~ 110., of L.,.,.I 60. S . .. AntoniO. Ttl .. I •• hO .. M 

.. 1111. 1*11 ' 0 . I~ "' . Rl'(lrh ••, Hili Wurth ..". Mon LIN!. 

" I M·f""l lall II1! adm;1 10 bellll Vtry panial v. hen I 

&.Iy Il'Ie IT>O'iI nell,n, part 01 the par.dC' fOI me 

IS ...... n Iht floal ,ep'C')t:nllnl Local 60 .0115 

do,," lhe paradt roU'C'. and Il'Iis year Ihal floll 

.. as ah-oluldy Slunnllll- If you "C'rc Ihe.e 10 

IIC't n )OU I.now ",'h.. rm lalkinl lboul. If 

you ,",C',t "01. "'cll. whal can I !i-... Y? OUI Ilu~t 

",a~ ludlled ··most ~I"acli~e" by a pand of 

j\ld~c' ~(lmpri,cd of Ihe local news mcdia. This 

nOPI. a ... as laM )C'I'·S 11011.1. "acs .he b,a;n· 

ch,ld of IIrOlhe. Rudy ~ ' endou. and 10 say 

th"1 he did a )'eom311', .lOb 011 it is be.n, ~e.y 

eon!>CrVIIIIt. l\.1any. mallY holl.S of hard ,",OIk 

"till ;nlO Ihi. p'OJt"CI and I spe-cial Ihan).. I' 

in o ,der for Ihe .cst of Ihe cre",: Bill WU'7.. 

hach. Andy GUCfltro. John Smilh . Tommy 

Davi ... Sandru M ~nd01_ a. Jeff Ho"ard, ROil I ce. 

lI ugh IInwkins. Tommy Iluckc1ha. Roland 

Zamora. RlCha,d Hernandez. Epplfaoo H ores. 

Rene Clrreno. M ~rk Zachman. Al Reina. 

I\.1l1rio VC'II1. and I I·C"y ~ptcill thanh 10 1\.11"$. 

Mall'e Mendoza a lld M .. 1 1IrH WUrlhl/eh .. ho 

.,.o.hd >cry ha.d 10 help a»u.c Ihe )IICeCM 

IIr oul n081 

In dO!>lna. J"d II1.t 10 ""$h e'cryonc a VC"y 

5.:r.fC'. Ilappy. and l'ro\pe.lluJ Holiday Sca!4n. 

TuMMY D,\\'I.\, I'S 

Look-Alike. 

-I 

• I I 

"p~.,ln. lI~c _ ... Uku. B "'lh~MI Jl., J.lla... J 

ud F.4 Coookbl of Local ". I)~ ...., . Colo.. ...... •• 

1(' be ~ ..}o,I"a .hr pre·p ... dr I ... Ih-lflr •• 

Th. Iorl .... 1 1001111 .... Ionl 01 1M local pa .. elrn a" 

• ....... I. I ........ Ifo ... 01 I .... ell,. 

labor Day Parade Held 

In Denver After Many Years 

LU. 68 ill. UEN\ ' ER. COI.O.~ Th;~ pa\1 Labor 

Day " Ont 10 Ix lon, ,C'memlx.C'd. a~ Iht .... 

paradC' 11"1 II all ~Ia"c-d Of"''', To I"C a ~ho" 

h"IOIY. Ihe l ~bor Day !'"ude " 'as a Ihlll, of 

.ht pall htrt In Drn'c ...."h .ht II'I paudC' 

III mcmolY belnl hcld ,n Ihc 1940,. Thc 1)('11- 

'er AIC'a I.abor l·cue

, 

' 

, 

ben, wi"e ~ Dnd husbDn\b joined by kid ~ of 

all a,e!o paradln, to Plow Ihey ""ere union ~nd 

proud of il. 

"rothe. J im Campbell "'n our local union'. 

del ..,ate to Ihe Labor Day Parade Plannln, 

Commillee, T he commillee put in nume'OUJ 

hou.~ planninl. Im • .;: Ri,·u for Ihe 

:l' W . A. Che'ler. In.;:. Company. Th,'i mstalla· 

lion, made for I'olom~c Electric Power Com· 

p:my (I'EI'CO) ..... ill be pall of a "cw under· 

,round tr~nSllm,sion ~yslem between PE I' CO', 

- Gener:Il"" Scalion "C" and Ninlh SUcet Sub· 

~Ialion 111. The cable ...·ol k ",II be oompleted 

later Ihis year. 

The three I.ipe, "ere in_wiled by pilliinil 

Ihem flom the Vir,in,a side (ofT Ihe Geor,e 

Washmllon I' •• k .... y 50ulh of Ihe 141h Str«t 

Bridgel 10 Ihe Disl.i.;:! side ( IIams Poinl). The 

pipes "e.e pulled into a trench drcoged le,o" 

the ri ve, iIO a~ to p,ovide a )·fool cenler·locenter 

.pa.;:in& Ind I 3.fOOI minimum co'e' 

Due to Ihc 'cry limiled area lVI/lab", for 

P'P

At Banquet 

be pined polmclLlly. Contnbulions \0 COPE 

and 10 Icttptabk polllL~al I:e' bank .. "' N~lule dmnblll.on ~nd gen· 

crall)' hc1pinl: condldalh Ih.1I hoc ':00,,1 labor 

background, o. Ih~1 Uple,", I;o n~ctn for Ihe 

bborin, cla,s .. auld be p ,.KXl ,Ilming poinl. 

Onl)' Ih'OII,h Ihe dC~IIO"iuon 10 do )Omelhmg 

abonl II, bUI .tneral1y dOn'l do un)'lhlng UCtpl 

lall. aboul po,,,hl.: fenltd,('.ant lIu ~iness A,enl Ilank Foreman 

"'U honored for mQle Ihln 2~ )'f~" nf lledi· 

clled '1

• 

- 

Parade 

We al,o enjo~ed our fir-I f~rn;ly OUtinll In 

1I':I"y yea .., whi,h proved hi be an c"ortnou~ 

'"C~C,~, \\ h;l111m r ~lk recch~d a "isil from 

ncarly 1.400 I neal 103 members and Iheir 

famiitl" on AOI\II't 14. Tbe "'eBther could nOI 

have been uny hener and Ihere IS no douhl Ihal 

everybody IIl1ly enjOyed th crnseh'c~. There 

"''Cre

32 

Common .. uhh I kdllJ Mana£t"t W~h 

MarlulI, Ikbbie 11('dc. 1 ed and I)a~e Northam, 

and C,ed,t Union M ~nager Kwh Adkins. 

On OctObel 2 membelshlp aWllds w"re I,,·en 

and Mary Arbes' lel"enl('nl flatlY "as held 11.1 

CI'lnaUlh's LandIn, rn Kenne",d;.. 26S ~ple 

allended 10 honol Marya, her letllemCnt after 

"orkon. for Local III A~ om~e !O:crelalY for 

2S )eal5. I Ive I nlcln~lion81 Represenlalil'Cl; 

wtre in Dllendance. '1rey "ele liceman Teeple. 

Hunk Z,crn:,,,. Don M acpllcr~on. Dick ROILUS. 

IIml relirtc Red Colcle)'. The four busine~s 

rnan~8ers "110m Mary ~II'cd "' her 2S years 

wilh Local 112 "Cle abo in allendance. They 

;n"udell letrred Red Col ele),. !lank Zieman. 

J:m LeIbold. and Gcorac I I,on. Local 112 

"ould Irle to ,alr 'h,~ Oppollunny to ollain 

Ihank MalY fOf hel ",nIce and dediullon 0'" 

'he )eJr~ and 10 ... "h hrl all Ihe happinel4 in 

htr fCI .. rmcnl 

I',ns "ne a ..·arded tl.l a~lile and .. llrcd mcm· 

bers for up 10 SS }U" In the WEW. " ,olher 

Grorae Neher "111 plr\enl 10 reeell'e a special 

plaque fOI H )"UI\ of mcmbersh,p lIu'ill

Steak Roast 

Council U-IO .. hen I say. "Good job, L~rry 

and U,I1. and Ihankl from all of us." 

To III our retilees, here i~ hopinll your ! um' 

happy and he:althy. 

Wll.u~~ 1 J lloov[a. 1'.5, 

Picnic 

In Service 

M.'" Kfl7 .. m k In 

.."If...... lOt ,,,. M~I 

IhrH 7U ... (rbolo ....... 

m(nK by Loc.1 146. 

1)«., .... III,) 

• 

· 

- 

\lk.l 5.60111, t·,.d Mw .. m.~he. , ."d (;.'1 Ha.d . ,. 

s bo .... ~C1't . 

local 137 Holds Annual 

Steak Roos' 

.... 

l_lJ. 117 (u), ALBASV, N.V.-UK.I 137 hdd 

ils 241h Annual SIU!; RO:1" on s.,pI~mbel II. 

1982, al Itlc Wrst~rn Turnp,h Golf Cub In 

Guilde.l~nd, New Vork_ Thcrc .. ere III members 

in aHend:1nce ... uti lunlS from our ~\Ier 

local 1l8~ and loc:11 no of Cen ... 1 lIu.,I"m 

Eleclr,,: and 01'1 Company. 

A bukel of ch«r rame for COPE ..·.n .. on 

by Epllnlln ROOrrg""L from Albany Stnm. 

Ephrain al", wid lhe: most tid.ets for Ille 

... tame at the sturn "IUon, [)OO. p.irts of boltl" 

of ch~r "clC .. on by lohn Du,le-y. Malk 

Van Wonrl, Ind ~,,~c McGumess of Alhany 

..... Sturn; Ron Vinccnt and Mlkc Olla of Ihe 

. _Albany Sclvi~e DrparlJ1"lCnl; ~hke Tea.ny. 

Nonh Albany; John Dlle, Slate Su«t; Ind 

our ~I from IlBS, hm~$ Donnrn 

~ llOUp of prottcts be8111' at (he ume lime 

or .. hen Ihe local J1"ICmbership dor.n't IIP'e 

eooulh J1"ICmbcn; 10 m.an a IIrcr pro,cd When 

the Ir til' de •• hould al ....)'. 

remembel Ihll he is :1 luest in the ';'Iel local 

TI>r un .... lien 11.. is Ihat he mllSt In\(. hut 

he: ,he"lId lu'e gra""fully ..."h e"er)'one In 

Ihe local ,lad Ihal he helped OUI and ~no",nll 

Ihat thc)' .."uld "'elcoJ1"lC him back 

I ~no .. thll UJ1"ICS .rc hard. bUI I hope thai 

f'C')'()nc rrmembers Ihal he I~ only a Jur~1 In 

.. li'lel 10c;&1 and that he ~houl'" bth,.~e u 

o .. e_ 

", fur lhe: .. or~ situalion. al Ihe ple!l

At Convention 

n,,,tllu M" .... r1 J . 

au. 0 ' Ic>.:lid Dboul thl. Now for a b .. cf 

loot al .... hat "'c a, • local h9"e enjoyed in 

Ih is pasl ~e:ll. Life (rem~mber the Ii";",) and 

plOrne new membf,rs in OUI rnnk$. 

They arc Arlhur Baum II of Ihe Moha ...... 

.hrou/lh ehr prOllram. I IInderSland .he had one ...... 

Municipal Commission. Milchell K "w~I,~i, ~lId 

David Fopf'C"'. apprenlice wiremen, and Tom 

Il ulser, residenlial wireman. 

We have some membcrs " 'ho h n~e compleled 

Ihelf PI'I"~,,ti~( s hip anti ~ , e now journeymen. 

They are Dave Walers. Phil Jory. Fd Sprock. 

Dave 1-I ei"en, J olin A micllcci. Tim !!eatoek. 

Ken William,., Dnd T racy lIernie. who inddenlaUy 

is 0111 Ii"t female "pp,rntice to to 

hKk of I party recently. I'm lIOn, , mi\'

qunrlcrs 10 be wired by volunleer labor from 

Local 199, usina equipr»enl a nd facililies $UPplied 

free by Uniled Telephone Company of 

'1/ . Florid • . 

Everyon

Uave McP«k, Ray Moran, Jim Taylor, and 

Bob Walsh. 

As high unemplo)'ment and a Ilccp drop in 

tIM: IOvernrnenl'. cloKly watched jnde~ o( lead. 

in, indicators dISproves tIM: administratIon's 

claim thai prO$perilY is /USI .round Ihe corne •• 

It is our opinion and view that 11M: "'Dr51 pr.,;i_ 

denl in Ihe hj~lor)' of 11M: Uniled Sillies of 

America. Ronald Ru,an, should resi,n or be 

dismissed inlmedlllcly. 

KO.EIT E. CAI"I~~INO, P.S. 

, - 

Some or aa utlmll!. Tom 

Donohe spol.e II Ihe Bo~ton Common .. he", 

lhe palllde conlre,aled. People from Maine. 

Rhode bland. and Vermon' " 'cre replesenled. 

Let uS facc It. Rrolher$, "e h.,·e to be 

heard Ind rocen as much as possible. and th .. 

means now. not later. 

l!rolher Manny Andre had h" fingcr scvered 

.... hlle ",-orI.In, II the Brockion Sc:"'eralle I'!anl. 

Gel ,,·ell soon. Manny. Alow a wel-",cll 10 

~ 

1)rOlher Don r-ra ~er who hu hecli in Ihe hospita! 

Do nOI for,el. II rOlher$. " !luy American:· 

36 Every effO.1 In Ihi, dircclion will ... i" ,he bailie 

IIt-I'U" fU'~lcn Imports. 00 nol 1' • ;,h« "" Bro,h," '"' ,hd, I 

famlllc. I Merr), Christmas and D H app)' New ~ 

Yur. .... 

Ro.'" S"' •• n." " 

Mourned -, 

( 

~ 

Jordan of 1 ...... 1 1.\7. Nlann Fl tb. I'I.Y~ 

,,110 ...,.nlll dkd "' ilot ... of 17. H..-.4 a, rhe 

",,".,'. b ... I"" •• • '''IKe. for 51 ,....--I'I"I"t. 

52-Year Busi ness Manager 

Harry S. Jordan Dies 

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I_ U_ ZJ7 (I), NIACAMA FALLS, N. Y_The 

local "'D~ deeply saddened by Ihe news Ihat 

Ilarry S. Jordan. busine'$ manager for 52 year~. 

had dIed on :September I al the ale o f 87. 

AI Ihe s.,plembcr m~eling, Brolher ROben 

Kno~ la'·e a fine euloi)' thai lells whit lI arry . 

wu rully Itke ud wh), ",e will IU miSJ him 

The foUo ..;n, is a telll of .. hal Brother K IlO. 

uld: 

!\aIlY S Jardan .....:u I luder in e,erylhlnl 

he did. lie was our bu~ine.u agent fOI Sl·)UI$ 

-part-lIme from 1919 10 19)9 and full_t.me 

from ]9)9 10 1971. When JOU coaslder Ihlt 

thi, Is In eI«led pD1oI. Ih~ ;,. ;0 .ul a~..om- ..... 

phshmen~ 

He "'''' prnidenl of the Nlallra Counly 

AII-CIO CounCil, pre~denl of Ihe !lu,ld,nl 

Trld« Council. president of Ihe Nia,ala htls 

Fcucl;ol ...." of Labor. and I Irlllice of Ihc 

Niagara Coun.y Duildinl .nd ConSlruClion 

Tilde Council. 

lI ~rry "as lecognized as the "fat he,·' of 

puhLi c housing in Niagara Fall5, !;ervin,. on 

(he lI o,,~i"l AUlhoflly and s,uing a~ c h.i"n~n 

fo r 14 yea.f-. lie received ,ecognilion for Ihis 

5ervite by hav,nl Ihe J ordan Garden, named 

in h i~ ho nor. 

lie lef;"ci,·~d a ci lalion from Ihe secretDt)' of 

I~hnr for OII1""nlllnll ~rvice in Ihr. inlernl 

af de>'clopin, Ihe hilhesl slanding of Irade 

erBflm.nsh,p. ]J""y se,,'ed many yea.s on our - 

Apprenliceship &ard. lie also wOlhd "'l1h 

Ihc u,ban renewal aleacy Ind Nial'" Com- r 

munlly CUnCi". 

Thefe Will anolher side 10 IhllY besides Ihal I 

o f I lelder. lie was a warm. compaSSIOnate 

man-a man thaI cared for olhel people and 

dId thmlS to help Ihem. 

lIorry kcpt busy after relirinl and goin, . .. 

Soulh. Besides bein, inv o]~cd in f;"ommunllY 

worl.. nOI 100 lonl Igo he was out "alking I 

pickel line. 

I remember going ... ilh him 10 awol kshop ~. 

on Ipprcntice training. l'le introduced me IS 

··one of h,s hoys." I rulLy believe Ihat ht 

truly fell Uta! ""e were .n ··hi~ bo)'!o.~ I 'c_ 

member ~Iori« o( lOme of his bo" calLinl 

him in Ihe middle of Ihc nilhl 10 COOIC .nd _ 

let Ihem OUI of Jail. And he would do JU" 

Ihat. 

lie WDJ . I ..... ys "Ilching oul far his people ( 

lIh ... hen one o f Ihe BrOlhe~ died lind hIS~, 

",dow "'IS being reheocd of her insurance 

money b), .n undertaker. ]Jafry found oul .boul 

il and pul I stop 10 It. 

!larry al"'3),1 struck me as being Ihc ",rand. 

fDlher"" I)'PO:. I undersland Ihal he "'as Ihe.... 

po:rfecl I'andfalher. never fo.geninl' DllY occDs;on. 

110 w~. a vcr), anod hu~ba"d. \rUllnl h!. 

""r" lil.e a queen. 

They had B memorial service tor H arry 1I0wn

.. Soulh. A penion back he,e lall.n£ 10 Mr< 

Jo,da n on Ihe phone asked ,f lhere .. as much 

cry,nl or udr>ess at Ihe .\CrVICc. Mrs. 10, dan 

an5 ..... ered "No, he has done !IO many thlllgs 

and has helped so mallY people, he ..... ,11 alwa)'1 

be wit h L1~" 

lI arry Jo,d an. a legend in hi~ o ... n time, 

p.ay for h;\ wifc. 

bM U G, TIIIUIIiV. p s. 

, 

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Winners 

"'Imbed) Sulll~an. ",,'en-)eal lirls: RILh 

Ilutch,,,,,n. 5e,en-)UI buy~: Mit)' Jo Cunmn" 

hm. e'I"I.)ear glfl.: T.J",," IJo"·man. el&ht· 

)n, bo)0'1 proud tr ."ccpl Ih. l. Iropblu f ...... 

RroUtme ,,~, h~d hy all, e'reci.Llly 

1I,0Ihe1I~1. 

" h~d rold--quilc • Lh4n~e on d'n'~I( fo, hIm 

1I.0Ihc", and S"tc,~ "f I o.:al 149. if thele 

lie Iny ne .. s ilems. 'ell«n.. nl\, 01 informalion 

of mle.c't 10 I~ 10t~l, o. f{lf the aood of lhe 

unIon. pic"", Itel on lou(h ..,(h me and "C ",,11 

endc",ur IU gel '''i~ mfo"n~liun PUI IIIto OU, 

/8fW lo""'''/. Thlnl. )0" [)on't fOlget 

A II ~rn . 

lIke tn "'s" Ihern ~ PIOdUClivc "nd ~u~ce,~f\ll 

fUlu,e In the CICd,,"al mdus:r)'. 

~me of ~·ou nnghl aheldy know I"at UUlthc. 

Art COn",,) pa"cd a .. ay, Ilrother Con ..·ay 

was fOffne' p'e,,,lcnl ftnd "Ill be mi~(:Ic~ted Jack Ada"",. Sle'·c 

U.hJn. ~nd Ju..cf'h QUDIlrOml1ll 10 a ... iM hIm 

on ",akin,. Ihi~ a .. a.d, dmner e\tn grealer Ihan 

dmnctl of Ihe P.~L Ihelf C'ffo'li we re .~wa.ded 

and appreeialed by all thlt allcnded. T he III· 

vO'';llioll ,,·as >!loken hy J"""ph M es~icr . • cco.d. 

iflll .e"Cla,y of MTC, and Ihen Ihe P'OIl'U

38 

Presentation 

Artudln. I ..... d. dlnnu. fronl ro ... ... C".,,,,~ 

" til. J ••• Hcond·,IIlfl .1•• I.ln l . I . .... d. Idl. and 

fl u,IM" M. n.lfer Amold P ln~ . t o n : ".. k ro'" 5 •• 

C .. jden_. ron r.n""'.n. Suond Oh •• lcl. Conn., 

aowl T o ... Kldd, . p~ . 1d . n. of .11. ~ht . 1 Tradn 

Co-ul!. 

o f Ih. affilialed unIOnS Iha. mike up th. :'Ielal 

T.ades Council: Ihcy wcrc ai follow$: i\Joold 

" mblun, 26 1: Oc:tav. !.klval, 614, Flank Tu· 

.ftnOVI, 620~ I'aul II runo, J I., 106~ Ro,er Da w. 

ley, 1302: Slephen AllegrCllo, 1~01: Anlhony 

~G.eaOlY. 364, 8 ill Warnu ••'»: and Hobart 

Hetlcy. 469 Th. g""sl $puker for Ihe nighl 

wu Ihe Iionorable Sam Gejdenson, f;onar.$$rna 

... Second Cong,essional Dl>uicl, Co n ne~II' 

eul; his in~pilinR prCl'enlllion W/IS inlerruplW 

,.,'eral limr$ with applaUloC Ii all in attendance 

~ho"ed lheir approval. 

The mosl imporllnl e.enl of Ihe .. ho~ e.e· 

,"nl "lIS the p:>.n of th. I',o, .. m Ihat de~h 

dilKlly .. ilh Ihe Iradu:>.le apprenlices. as Busi· 

Mlo.\ Managel Arnold Pink)lon and mrmbc:rlo 

lake pude in our )oung crafl) I>o:ol'le. opc.'f;i"lIy 

"nee Ihe number nnf "pprenllce in Ihe MTC is 

a membu of local 261: 1' ~ l riek W, CariY. 

electronics mechank, who wa~ seleCI.d 101' 

apprentice from " da~s of 281 :Ipprenliccs, 

IlIO.cd Ih al h i~ abilily 10 pcrform made h im 

a "orlhy recipienl of such Dn honor: hi, hard 

" '0'1.. nflled hln. a 5100 Savings ('('lIfkalf and 

Ihe "lthl 10 ad"anced lra,nin, in liOnDr and 

wupon.),_ Eaeh of Ihe 21 Local 261 ".dUII. 

'I'Plenlicn le,e;"ed " union-made 'IOI;~el RI 

from Ihe I«al and D wi'lh from 8US'M-~' t-hn· 

IIC' Alnold Pmblon thai IM'f _h'pbu,ldln, 

daY' be ~fe. rc ..:.arding. "nd p.oduct;\e 

Follo ... n, is a lisl of lIIe "aduale apPlen· 

lien: OU"lde eleclfician-Kalh~liM Anlhes.. 

Oonald Il-c-nac, Carter HI}lhe 111, John Bri~. 

Thoma. Cclen~ Armand Collard. Jr.. RIchard 

Lonnor, Richard Oa"':;,on, Jr.. Sle'en 0,. 

I ormMO, Daniel Dragoo, I'alll Macdona.d, 

WIlImm Robnrge, Joseph S~hlchofc., John 

Shuw. I)avld SylyelIlrred 1M ben .ubmlnne r.c. built 

because of Ihe addilional Ka lIiall II ,,' :1$ 

lubjctlW 10 

The Navy', strnnd T ridfnl halhSli,,·missile 

~ubmarine, Ihe USS MIc hIga n, "'a' commis 

~jo n ed Seplrmhcr II, 1982, al Ihe Electric 11031 

:Ind witnc~scd by a cro .. d o f aboU I 1,800 IlCOp le. 

A M ~rry Chri'lma< nnd n Happy !'lew Year 

10 M r. Robert I\ lcAl .. ee nnd hi, 'Iutf from Ihe 

ollieer~ Dnd members of I.IX.I 261. 

TIIOMAS J McGovuN, 1'.5. 

Ih"lnQ' M I .. I , • • 

ro." ... II.C. 

Honored 

Retiring Business 

Manager Honored 

LU. 164 (t H.I.ltobml, \ ' Al'CO U\ ' t: R. B.C. 

On J UM II. 1982. Ihe local hdd II.'! first""er 

fare,,'ell dinnel nl the K III8,SIDnd Chinese Reslau.:lnl 

in honout of a b""inr" mana ~ tl, Th;, 

wa- held 10 honour Dud M orri~' Inyin. afler 

sen Inl Ihe local for cilht years IS businCM 

manager, The local p f e~nted Ilud wnh a burl 

I!lhle antI m!l1ehlnR burl clock IS • loken of 

Ih.lf e"leem and apprecialion (Oon'I lOU even 

Ihink aboul PUlllnl your feel up on th i~ lable. 

1100. ) 

Il"d wA~ Vrty warmly received b), many of 

hi' Il rolhen and Si,le's, :I very loud repre· 

..rnl~lion from Ihc many company managers 

and rcprc

~ 

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• 

, 

L' 

N ew Home 

Departed 

Dro lhcrs on Ihe rond a ycar ngo "'110 5till hnd 

10 send mone~ home 10 keep up their hospitalilIItion 

for themsel~es and their familie,. They 

ai m &ained no thinll IOW31d tlleit ~Ii eh igan 

po:nsion. l liert is no provisio ll fo r sclf-pay for 

po:nsion in Our plan at present. If we had reciptoc.1 

a •• eemenllr our local ..-ould pay a 

tramp's fringe benefit in his local anll his Joc:ll 

woulll pay Our locill for our member, wo.king 

in his locaL Think .bout it. 

SNAPro. DAVtS. 1'.5, 

N ew Arrival 

Jellin and Connh 

Wamu praudl, iha .. 

011 rh olr no... a .. I.I I, 

LInd., I\lI.b~1t~ , (Plio 

'at ,ub",Ultd b, Laul 

171, CO",... Chrl!.ll, 

Tn.) 

j_ ~"lIln~ pol1ioft 

~u~mon"' ,. 

.4 Ilts for all of u, to enjoy. All o f the holidays. 

sick lea"t, UPludc, prtmiurn pay, ptr diem. 

JlIf~ty. "agu-and "'e could ,0 on and on 

Drc tht rcwll ~ of many, many. many hou'1 

~PO:nl at the bargaining titbit hammtnnlt 0111 

lhese agreemenls They "rll be Ihe fi'SI 10 rell 

you Ihe Company drd nor just hand thc'IC ilems 

o~er ",ith the askrna. All of their harll ,,"ork 

__ has sct u" up with Ihe wa.e scalc. job 5afery. 

and a comfort:,ble ~I~nll~ rd of liVing, which "·c 

(1/1 enjoy! So, let 1111 of u~ MOP and think, Dnd 

eounl Ihe benefits Ihal )OU enjoy illSlelld of 

complainrnl aboul lhe onn you don't hn_c. 

let U~ clo"", "illl an inlllorlant thOllgirl. If 

.. ~ rhere h~d ne~cr been people who wetc unf:,ir, 

or look IIdvllnUIllc of Iheir fellowman "ho "erC 

performing lo,k.' (or Ihelll. there wouloJ have 

r never beell the IIer5 fouglll fo •. There ,,'U • 

""y,oad IlirnO"I, although th., "ulher d id nul 

Ircal u~ 100 "til. 

We nuw ha'e a new bU5int.s manDler in lhe 

I'Crson of IIcn Robino;on who ..... as our presidenl 

Terry Rake rc

I lia.~ 10u"li~d upon !>Om(: o f lli~ mlLjor ~v~rlL$ 

lind ~ucc~s of lliis yur_ D u~ 10 llie iomued 

space. n:!1T\ts :lnd !.Orne e'-~nLJ liad 10 bo: 

omlu(d Laler i)W(>s .. ill co,-.,r lliem In d(1311 

In closina. llie Mendez ramlly "1,1In )OU pod 

your family II Mnry CIi.,)lmas lind II lIarpy 

Nc ..' Yur 

01 10 M fSUl/. I' _S. 

Lot.I 291, Mlnnupoll.. MInn.. "'''Ih~n .hlnk a 

lOa)1 10 Ih~l. union on lu to, ,, bl.lhda, lu,,,, • 

eba"'PlrU lo .. nliin 101l .... lnl ,hel••*... 11 . .. nlo M 

",«lioa oa J .. 11 13, 1911. 

A"".~. I*'c 10 rl l "I. or* JIm Adamo, prhl"~n1: Jim 

GIa .... r,,"lnno .. " , Iht EHe .. lh~ Roo.d: J ..., 

D. I' ral, .teo.dlna .~e .cl a 'J ' and n . ,~ Man_lin, 

....... two. fir Ibe t: ~n .. II •• Boa, .., .. II. I.!! ... I nd 

eo rt llk_IU t«.h~d In honor I)' I ... nl 191', 801. 

blrtbdoy. 

locol 292 Celebrates 

Its 80Th Birthdoy 

L.V. 19! U,tm •• tb,. Is&,pl). MI~ N.: ,\I·OI.lS . 

M INN.-AI nnr rrl!"lar m((liul In J uly .. c 

C(ltbuled Ihe 80lh binhda) of our local unlun 

O ur eharlcr dale ....·as J uly 2. 1'Xl2. Alice ItDm· 

.l1le. Mmnupolis elly CULlnc,1 presrdenl, p re. 

!.Cl1led Local 292 "rlh ~ Cerllfkale of App,e~,a· 

lion for SC"f\ice 10 lhe eily of M m~3poli\ 

Cong.n~man MarM Sab. I itth Ol'lrkl, 

M,nnc-",)!a. ~ 1 ~led In his leuer 10 '-'\ Ihal "Ou, 

""leb",iQn ;.. .. dl dnoe"ed, ai lhe I ltdl1~.I1 

Wurler1 and lhe enure hbor mo'emenl ha'e 

I . e-ro.d o f .rnl ICCOmpli,hmcnl~ The- I,~u 

u f many pwple h"'e b«n made ,i~her dlld 

more l ultilhna bcc~use of labors SIIUllllu. R 

A lelle. f.om D~"d Roc. r .r"denl. \lIn· 

nescll" A I· L.CIO. coni-rJlulalin, I ncal ~iI~ on 

ils ilOi lo ann"enary. staled Ihal Rlhe M rnne"'la 

AFL.C IO hu Ihe pleasure o f ronJlralulallna 

Local 292 o n )'our 80110 "nni'-ersary_ O'f' Ihe 

ynr~ of !.Olid achre"eme-nl$ of ~our local uniun 

""h .eprd 10 wages, pcn~ions. hnlth inh all o r our Brolhels and 

S,,'er~ and Ihe" f;\m,li ... 3 Very Ibrpy lIohd3) 

&30,0n 

Wh ll~ OUI shoppinS pleasr try 10 ICIIlC'mbcr 

to lool fOI ,ho.., union lahels. 

Try and be " oLlr ne M union mc(,ina 3nd be 

UlilOOI and buy union. 

On Job 

E. Lt:Ro y Lo."'>I. I'S. 

'"EW n' ~ n, br" ..".kl"a for Ua"-II1.R, rd , ."". 

rnoelO. on Ih' II ~ nl o n S ... luI Job. lOp .n". I~'I 

10 .Iah" I I. H.olh'rJ G .... I'I .. n, Lot_I 195; 

Lillie Itod.. An.; Ronald I.,neh. Lo.,.1 1"; 

Co.dnn KDOpfo. l,oeil US; JloomJ GrI ....... Loe.I . • 

1'5; Cro ... AI ........". !.oeol 19S; fo.e ... u Kun"_ 

TJ n , 1.0 ... 1 ZtSl Joe )1.DnJ.rl. Lor.1 IU, " "'.. 

nUl .\lnlle. W. G. "G~nrR I)u ,_, Lotol ZU, 

b"'lJ GrI ......., Lonl '''1 bollO ...... , lI, n., 

·· II .n~ ·' PI ..... I'-II 195: Don S l . ,.,~•• LOdII .36; 

A.lbon,. R.old ...,.. LoC'II 195; 0.... AI ............ 

I.oell ItS, Sir .. HolI.d.J, Lonl US. 

TO(> ...... lor'l 10 rlahl. .re .p""lr"'~'" ....... 

mlll.e . ,"'.....--W. £ . " BID" Ilia ... . J . .. ...... 

I,a"". ; M",.., S' ..... I. Local 195: Sir .. Bull.,.. 

I ....,al IU, I)u .'I.AU"... L ..... I lU: M ~.I_ 

'lan•• t . W. C. "Gen." I)onlo... 1 •...,11 195; .. 

",I

unfortunAlely for us. I" th is case. Kenneth 

-... T)'la '·rcenllinecred·· the dnwinll~ 10 put all 

thl equipment in Ihe equipment looms Ihnt are 

smiller on every job. Ih ol in ,,0 ....II.y would have 

/il or ..·mk.. d Ihe "I)' it "U profnloionally 

en,in«red. This is Ihe kind o f work Ihat 

supports Ihe lBEW. Gene and / r~lend con. 

IIntu/ltio"" 10 you ., fOlcman .nd 10 Ihe men 

for a job .. ell done The Benlon Se",i«.\ 

,;;> .dd,lion is .II. J6Q..bed. Umrlhon job. The ele",. 

Ilical alone .. ilh chn,~ app,olched 51 m,lIion 

Schedukd eomrklion d"le .... I;!; CkIObcl I. 

1982. afici 5l.11.rtin, .n Mar,h. 1981 

Ou. "o.k piclule K IIndy II lhe p.cS. -Nf.. bury. 

POri WIS Ihe scene of a reecnl rCllIemcnl party 

In honor of 11,11 McGuire. The event wu co. 

hOSlcd by Ron Mlnin, M ike Sulhnn, .nd 

0 .. Finncnl and held ~t "The Other Plate" 

in Newburypo.I Ihll is IClifina Iflel nea,ly 

lO years .. ilh f,hss.ochu~ell' Fkclric ('(>mpany. 

lie started II I hnem,n first-d." afle. ,I,nln, 

hi, carly npe.ieoce ,n New R'lIn,,,,,d. Can. 

ad~. Ihs lasl dUlln In lite Compuy .. ere car. 

fled OUl :u elc" chief. :. pOSilion he held for 

many ycns_ B,II .nd hi, •..,fc. Joan, .,11 'Hide 

in Florid" .. hell' thcy pbn 10 br"n COn\I'IiClion 

on a new home. The parly "'·U • /Oyou, IUC' 

cn, and I fiui"a ~nd-o" for. Iruly ,reat man. 

Just" couple days bte,. "'ilh lhe happy 

memorin of lhe JIa.ly 5ull frcsh ,n our minds. 

"f "cre »ddcned by a Halic .ecident. Co.hosl 

Ron Mart,n "'I) ~i1Ird in • fall .. h,le .1 work. 

Ron MUlin W.5 H years old and was em. 

played by Masuchusel15 Elecillc Company for 

101 ynrs. H e was Imeman lirsl·cla .. at Ihe time 

of his death. firicndlincs, and .oad humor 

wc.e olllJl~ndtnG Qualil,es of hi' chM;\malic 

personality. lie W~! our friend .nd we uch 

feel a decp. penon,l loss. We "ho knew Ron 

wi!! ne'Cr fO'llel him. Ron li~ed in Ame~bury 

wil h his wife, J03n. and ehild.en SCOIl and 

Ikidi. We. who wor ked wilh Ron, e~pre5S 

our hcallfclt sympalhy 10 his fanlily. 

RAYM ONO 1'0rVtN, I'.S. 

Flash Fire 

.,.... 1I1IH I 1 .... 11~ of .""~' ~' ",d .rllIOtl, • 

_~-"r of L ..... I U16 . ..... otesllond 111 • h.~ 

~"' I. I" ,.rh

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42 

AT&T's anli·lruS! selllemen! wilh lhe JlIllice 

Denlion in Los Anlcles held September 

13 Ihrouah September 11. 1982, 

Othe. elcl-liu,,~ ,e,ulted in Orolhers Stralilo 

and Simpson bein, elected ., fraternal dele· 

lales to the ntw Canadian Fedelal!on o( Labour 

and Orother Herb Fulton represcntinl Ihe 

Eishlh lEe District. (Canada inciudinB nil, 

road IOCll unions.) 

As usual. Ih" local. alonl .... ilh the other local 

unions of the 18EW IOvol~ed In the construe· 

lion induSlry 10 Ihe province of On'lrio. wu 

lhe 5pt'arhe.1.d of lhe indullry, .. ilh • ,",ui..k 

scn1emcnt livin, lhe membenh,p II percenl 

Dnd 10 pt'rcenl re5pecti~dy in Ihc Iwo-yel, 

aveemenl afler a OM· ...«k strike, 

Ho"·ever. IhingS ate now .1.1.lIin. to calch 

up wilh us. Man), of the olhcl construction 

tudes we re IOvol~ed in lonler mike, which 

arc now ukin1!- their toll on the 'ndu~lry. 

Al OnC lime "'·c had the U.A. I nd the ee· 

menl Huck dril'e" on 5lflke. Uet"«n Ihese 

IWO I(rik" the construclion ,ndu~lry in the 

plol'!nce .... as Brindin, to a hlh. As I re$UII 

the ruks o( our unemployed Ire be,innina 

10 ,,,cll. 

The consultants advise UI lhat Ihere are slill 

many projecls on their dra .... ing boards and 

"f Brt also aWPre of man)' b,lildlnM permits 

lh31 have been let but Ihere ;1 no work in 

prOlress on Ihe lites. 

We c .. n unly hope Ih~1 .rter 311 Ihe sui'ku 

are Killed we can a,ain !)cpo Ihc slow ap· 

proach low~rd full employment. 

Sn;VII KNOTT, F.S./I'.S. 

Annual Picn ic Held 

By locol357 

I. U •.'.'Ii7 (I.n& r). I.AS VEGAS. NEV,-On 

S~turday, ~plember 25. 1912, at Cil)' View 

Palk in l'Ionh Las Veps" Lo.;al lS7 held iu 

Annu:d P,cnIC. Each yUr the turnoul keeps 

,rowln... and IhlS year w;"s no exception. for 

Ihcr~ were about 3,'00 membe~ Dnd Ihe;1 

bmilin.. 

The 800 pounds of beef and 700 pound~ of 

h~m Were cooked ;n a closed pit for 24 hours. 

under Ihc direction of leo "Porky" Rowan: 

!'orky must be contratulated. for Ihe meal 

was delicious. Alice Row~n prepared Ihe 

pOlk'n beans and Ihey 100 "'ere "ery IUly. The 

1,200 hOI dOSS were cookcd on the ,rill by 

ROler Dubray I nd Chcyenne Ulady. and evrry 

hOI dOl wu u r~ed . Also on the menu ..·ere 

cole slaw. mDcaroni sabd, ~v~n.he3n Sllad. 

potato ulad. onions. and pickles. The beer 

van WDt again ~t up b)' Paul Y 3t~S and there 

wtle 19 kegs of beer ~u"~u"",J. A Irai ler .... a~ 

SCI up 10 serve the kids soft drinks and ice 

cream, Therc Were I.SOO frisbees passed OUI 

and a(ter Ihal th e kids' games started Ind 

ended wilh a tUI·a-war. Caps. T~hill5. jackets 

Ind I man'. and Ildy's ... alch ""ere raffled 011 

for Ihe benelit of COPE. Also a lable was 

SCt up for members to relisler 10 vote. 

Business Manl,er Roy Smith and President 

Cecil Wynn. should be eonlflllubled for plan. 

nin, such a fine evenl, Ind 10 everyone Ihl 

helped make it aU hppcn we say I sincere 

"Ihank )'ou." We 31' 0 s.a)' "thanks" 10 T ommy 

Nelson and his Band. featurinl Georle U!)c· 

IICC and his Electric Violin, for playin, such 

beauliful music (01 our benefiL 

ALLEN J. Gu.ss. P.s. 

Annual Picnic 

AI I" -'naul Ptnk of Local 

Nu., loll 10 rIoIhl, .... Chll"k Grt-.:'-, ,-,:;;, ••"'-~' 

lIa .. Ih.b" E. 11 ... 1 ...., Rloha •• t..hl,. 

Balk .., Jr .. who . ........, 10 ... ou d., 1m .. 1M 

1 0 ~ 01 Ibt b .... b-qll •. 

Vice President Enjoy$ 

Vocation in Flarido 

LU. 358 11&0), Pf.,RTII AMBOY, N.J._AI 

Ihis lime. Orolhers. we'd like 10 brinl to you/ 

I llentlO(l the fact Ihal Vice " resjdrnl Claude 

LUl1d has relired and is enjoying Ihe sun in 

Florida. 

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Retiree 

)U', OUt Clambake w~~ biger and bener 

Illan evc. ~fo.e! 

The Clanlb~ke Commlnfe of t oeal ) 6) 

ould,d Ihemselves Ihi, yur. E ... eryone who 

wenl 10 Ihe bake had mOle Ihan enough food. 

and all had a wonderful lime. 

One of lhe besl Ihinp Ibout _ cl~mbat.:e 

is Ihll il brines Oul I II 11M: old and new memo 

bers. It ill always loud 10 se~ Ibe relired 

membe". ,he ones " ho built Ihe foundalio n 

of Ihis union Good ,imes a'e alwlYS shDred 

hy e ... eryone lIe'ida Ihe tremendous amount 

of food on hand. Ihere wDS Ihe friendly comrelilion 

of hor5C,hoc,- volleyball. and baseball. 

Unl«~ one has wo.ked on Ille eOmmillee. 

one d~~ nOI know ,he amoulll of ,,·olk lhal 

evelyone I'UI$ inlo .II.n.. in. and nrryinl 

Ih.oulh 10 make such J funClion • sucens. 

Fo, 11111 .uson. Ihe Chmhake Committee of 

t ocal 363 drdDY ,hey ha\e fou' ch,ld,en 

O:ov,d. "ho i, sinl'" and 28 yu,. old. IS a 

Monmoulh Counly p,obalion oftke,; Lou;.e, 

wllo .~ 21 yn.s old !lnd also lin,lc. i. a 

,nl,;,.,ory ,he,api" al SI M 'HY'~ in Wr ~1 

I'alm Ileach. H.onda. Cbude . .. ho .i H )un 

old. ,inille. and an e~.m:"ine. Iii an app,cnl,ce 

in our o"n local, and fin3l1y. C:I,olyn. "ho is 

2) ~ea.s old and mDrried, ;s I denla! hy"eni)1. 

lI'othtr Lund was vice p.t".idenl of our local 

fo, 12 lears, Dnd he ,,"o.ked Dn" seryed on 

many comn,illrcs oyc' Ihe ~~a.~. lie waS also 

a ddeJale 10 muny impOllanl convenlions. 

As "e can all sec, 8,0Ihe. lund and his 

family h3~'e qui,e a lUck reco,d I'm su.e 

iJrollln Lund .. as proud of h .. fJmily U "'e 

al~ of lIim. 

We Ihank you. lI 'Olhcl t "nd. for your 

m~ny )ur§ of loyal de~o.ion and h~,d work 

fo' [ ""31 3~B I lnow a $lml'lc Ihaols dOt'\n'l 

:leem enouJh 10 ~y ,,"h~1 "c fed. lIul. b.,);e_e 

me. D.OIIIN I unJ, all of ." he'e al Loc.,1 3~8 

would Irk e 10 wish you a lonll and happy 

,eli,eme"'. f,om Ihe bOllom of OUr heans. 

You h,,.·c 5e1 a fi~ cum pie fOI ~II of US. and 

nOW YOll deK,,'e Ihe leisu,ely ,ellremcnl you 

h .... e ea,"cd BrOlhrr Lund 1\ enjoying h,. 

ICI"fn'enl at 1I0liday OUI, Jen>co lk~ch. 

n oritb. 

Oncr again, Dlothrr l und. from all of ",. 

.... ~ lonll and hup!>y and hullhy ,elltemenl. and 

many Ihanks. God ble),. 

l ocal 363 Holds 

An nual Clambake 

LU • .J.63 (l.u.l.fm,cII'&.U'U. NEW CIT " . 

..... N. Y.-The end o f Ihe summel ,olled a.ound 

alaln and so did ou, Annual Clambake. This 

Annual Family Picnic Held; 

Construction Work Nat Good 

LU. 369 (i.O.U,fm,flh•• " ,C')&,sp. ). LOUIS 

VILLE, "Y._II ha~ been lIuile ",me time .ince 

I ncal )69 h~d an Itlkle in Ille / o.I,,,pl You 

can e~[>Ccl 10 hear f.om us mO,e oflcn in the 

fUlule. bUI far now Ic!". do some catchinl up. 

Our Annu31 F3mily I'knic "3. held on 

AUIIU,' 1. It d.ew a 1~,It~ cra,,·d. as U'"~1. 

d,-",pote ~ Ih,."leninll. OH.Ca,1 sky. We ..."h 10 

Ihank Iht P"nic COlnm'Ut"e fo, I h~il mJny 

hou.s of service Ihal made .hi, day ~njoyJble 

fo, all in 3ttendJnce. 

The Alhl~tlc Committee sponsored it~ An. 

nual OJnce on Ille ~Ie~m,po"'e , e" Sle. n· 

wlleele. Eldlr Of Louisv.lIe on Seplembe, 11. 

A nilhnimc cruise on Ille Ohio lI. i~r. I'.a 

,·i"cd a 'cenie "'lIing for Ihis cvcnl. The commillrc 

abo 1I0ids summer Ii.h f.ies and _olley· 

ball Sundays fo, all 10 enJoy. !'Iease don'l 

for,el ,1\( Food For Ihe N .... dy DriH Ihis 

Ch. i s.m3~ Ce,tainly IhO'oC of UJ fortuna Ie 

enOUllh 10 be ea.ninjl; u",on "'311~ tan lIi ... e 

10 IhOM' in need See OMi.m~n Andy Hplllagt 

0. any Alhitlic Comm.tI« member fo, deuils. 

The "o.k pictu.e In III./, conslruclion a.ea 

hu nOI beea JooJ The oUI·o(·"o.k hit 'e· 

mained ~ I abou, 10 "",eenl .h,o",h Ille puk 

COn\I.UClion .\.Cason. dC\pi.c Ihe f3el Ihal Ih e 

Marble lI ill Nuclea. I'""e, SUllon is undtr 

conmuelion in our juri,d'~lion. W illi mtny 

pbnl c1o~in~~. includinll much of Inlcrnl 

';onal lIaneSle,'s 1 0uis.·ille Ope. 3Iion. Ihe 

main,cn3nce work pic,u" i~ equally del'rnsed 

lias lI. e~K~nomic. lef, )UU ~n)' ~lItr off Ihan 

you "ffe befa.e1 

On D mo,e »OSili~r no.e. Ihe I'hilil' Morr;$ 

Company has Innounced the con~lrutlion of 

a maim e~pans;on of il~ eiMJ.flle plant here 

,n i.ou .....'lIe. The malniludc of Ihi~ job 

p,ompled I'hilip :>1 0'''0 10 a,k for 3 "projul 

a~.eemenl" la co,'cr ,hi~ job Ihrough il< com· 

pIc. ion. On Augusl ) 1, 1982. Ihe nm,l,uclion 

membtl~ met al a .pr.·idlly callcJ meelinJ and 

~oled 10 I~" fy Ihi. a.'trmenl. 

Dc'pile IhC""C d.mcull hme~. we 3'c happy 

10 Jdd !o

Annual Picnic 

Undu IIIf IIMOmOn ~'" Ml mo n' Ibf r.llru, . 

I' rrsid(nl Rolx-It Ru s~1I U Ihe prc-ss seereury. 

I, alonS wilh the rnemlx-rship, wanl 10 

Ihank Broiller Thomas ~klofo. our pasl PlrsS 

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Our ne ... office" 3re PrC5ideni rr~nk 

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pro~IIY until 110'" D.mh... BolllI>lf", $Oil 

IIru(:e IS P'OJfct mlulu a, ,he OySlfr C.~k 

l·o ..... rhou>C and b on o ur Apprenlice Commitlee. 

Wt ll. t lection, Ire over alld ... e (:Y of Dtlmar IS now in 

.,, 2Sth yur U I Ioprenlicrs. 

To "'eu. bC'rnl inslru(lor ror the 

II>pr .. nlicrs I~ no' only I JOb. bul m responsib.l 

Ity. lie mak.., )ure thaI all quc

Honored 

1I • • ln~ .. ttlalla«. Ok. 

Robbl.1 of L...... 465, 

S ... Dluo, Cal., .... 

... unU, .lu. 1HI FI",' 

Db •• lt ' " 'u ",e . ld~ .. . 

of d.e

Seplember 6, l abor Day in San A nlonio ..... ilS 

a b,g b a~h for Tuat labor unioM. The Samuel 

Gom~FJ Memofl;aJ Ded,,;-ation Ceremony took 

plaCl: in tM park aerost from the: con~ention 

cenler on Market Str~1 ",ith a s~akers pIal. 

form filled ... nh national. sl1ue, and kKaJ labor 

leaden and politician,. AFL..cIO PreSIdent 

Lane KIrkland ,poke o f Samuel Gompers. the 

founder of the A I I. on 1886. 

After the dedication. a large Labor Day 

I' aradc belan by "indinl a round Alamo I'lau 

and do .... n lIou'lon Street 10 Canleron. II ~ul e 

was 100

Presentation 

C.rt D. IIla Ons. AflC! 

,,~."n~'H· remodelm, of bis horn" m Globe. 

Ed is now bu,lLIm8 It cabin in Ihe While 

Mounlain .rf,l. .. here be .\ loolmg fOI";,,d to 

,eliling. 

I recenlly S[lC'nl 1"0 \\"eh on Ihe pielel linc 

D( Brown ~nd RooI's "~cab" ro"",ho"'e pro,.,

. Smith, R Garza, 8 Fisk., and D. Ad~lr 

"'('~ tht "',nnel\ in the p;lchin, ('ontut. 

,.,. Wmntrs of thc clO5e'SI to the pin on pu 

three holn incillded No. S-W. Cheek, R. 

Fre\'Crf'd blaSllng an tlfanl dtaring pass 

1'3'1 1111 lI aker . 

AI Ihe hlnquci. a. IIJdllion 11Ic'e, stein find 

~Ihfr dollal5, "ith ch~mrion Toronto also 

lelltlll: Hest~. 

Ind"idu.11 a"ard~ ... ere rc,(i'ed by IIlolhers 

I red WeInhold 3nd MI~e A"enaull of T oronlO 

B) for best r.o~he: 1I,0ther Reintr I'lesh· 

~r~(1 of Toronto HJ for ~Il dden

M,chael t\. Leu. DJnlel C. M ,lIer. (;erry I' 

Noble. Brian L Suarez. George K TrumpetCf. 

and Larry L Wood 

In nddlhnn. we had one 'e$ I ~enIl31 uPllf:Lclu. 

Brothe. Itob.:rI 0 Ickes. "ho completed the 

upjlradinll prOIl';lm and ,ccej'·cd his diploma. 

The leClp;"'ntt of special award. for the ap. 

prenllce "ilh Ihe hl~h~"S1 so;hol~~li~ ~ '~Id ~ in 

neh )eu of Ihe apprenticrshlp were Robert 

1_ Gue~l. fourth ynr: Timothy f . r.,!cCOrl. 

Ihird yur; ud Philip D. Wilhams. sreond 

)'cal. 

The i",lructols of Ihe loca] JA T C course~ 

are I )on~ld Colaner. Paul II Ulh. h ck Mc Lean 

a nd J ohn Youn,. all dedic.ued men who hl,,·e 

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_ TVA ~_pIoHn for O B ... ri ... '._ .. 110" of U.I! 

5 •• ColIN., Sin. PI.",. "'I 10 ,Ill" ••• e h ••• 

kP. I ~ P .II'~". V. M. I>MII. ud Ceo, •• " M ~' ~ 

Vi._II. 

First Group Graduates 

From Ut ilit ies 

L U. .!iS M \1 ". u .n l~.rll'. r " .r "'&'I '")' 

. '1•. 1.1), At\. G'fe .. n~., Ihulhc,,' We al ~~R 

a'e ed¥tr "n~" 3~aln 10 .. d,omc ullolhu JI.oulI 

of lI,oduallng al'p'Cnh~c\ 11110 our ,~nk~. I II" 

.... y(ar·' IInduauflil da'~ " '''JIlI IIic Il unl"")!C 

Ulilil;(\ Dq,.lliment. I h" I/IOU'" " lIm'IUt rn IIic 

fael Ih~1 

lhey .,e Lhc 1i"1 "'UU,,, or a ... rrrnll,c. 

\0 1,~duJle ,once Ihe ulliny "J' oilldnilcd. 

and Ihcy al,o e.cmphfy ... hal union"m Ind 

b.olhe.hood ;1IC ~II JI)Qol , '1 he h ..... h I". Ihe 

... apprcnll~c,h;p ... c.e ,;o ... plo"d hy Ihe 011101 Ie,. 

bOI olher Ih.ln Ihal. Ihe,c Iholhe,s ... ·CIC on 

IIifil o .. n. I n o,de. 10 h.,,'( 3 1I.3dudllun h.,n • 

... 'IUel. Ihey !iing !"ojlum ~nd oU, C~IC and ... ha •• 

I·,.,/;,am We ha.·" al ...., ""en '~Ii.e .n 1o,~1 

",,"IK"'> Thc """I Impullanl \uhJC:d un 1>0' 

mcmber\' m,nd, Ih""" dd)'> " ph, 

\\ Ilh 'ome IIC'W ~nd .nno'dll'e pWllam, 

1I"''''e''o; fol.:.na!;C, 11 .'rry IInky and "0' ~"n 

L'~L\O" ha'c ",,,,,.ed .... orrlt ,ob, Ih .• 1 ""Ie ,IMCd 

'" KO non-union 11o".c.cr. ""h m.my ur our 

/(""'a 

ha,be,ue .,nd h,,,n''''ll ~Ic .. \Idny "andld,IICo; 

.:ame by 10 I"l~ 10 Iht 1.00. ""oplc a~'>(mhlcd, 

lI y Ihe litTle Ih" "flide is prinl"d "'e ",,11 ~now 

hu'" "". came oul. 

We r'I'I~"lcd uur ('afe anll

Retirees 

young m~n ...·~I~ I~~~nlly f~ted at our Annual 

AppI~nljce Gradualion lIanque\. They ha'·e 

~ucce«'fuJly comp1eI«llh~ J ATC courllC o f swd y 

.. ,,0.1 ~I" IOu" a,,~iv,,>ly en •• l(d in .he counl 

Om~ho'" c~aped my dum~y photollraphic 

effort~. I 01

Summer sllp~ ,,"'a)l from II' pretty fa,l. lOoilh 

__ no improye_1l1 in this Il>1$ bUlI'ir,,!. ",.,,)'one 1 lalhd 10 

• tally enjoyed .h"mM'''". Our thank< [110 oUl to 

e"cryone 100M hd~d PUI It On Il rolher MIll' 

.... Canly did a fine job of ~oonUnnlina llle ",hole 

thina: (any '[onla(11 prohlen.\ can be hI.Illled 

On the local E,ecuu •., lI o~r d . a. \rn.y dllf Ille 

cooking!) Krother Rosi. Tu ~kcf. journeyman 

, "'ireman, w~s the oiliest JOurneyman On hand; 

he IS 9) yc; .. ~ )0010,. "Joe thc Tillor' had hl\ 

; -habc.,dau.ny" lOin, full hll, and as u\ual. 

Iholhe. Ray MarVin __ d 10 be h.vmM 3\ 

_ much or more fun .han the kid. ".lh Ih~" 

same" . l.olS of horsrsh~ "c,c pULhcd. ~,,.. 

100'>td. I1«r dnnk. and hU"~15 .md hold"i' 

• to n ~un~d. nt~CI '"Ico 10 h~lp OUI On Ih~ "hol~ 

shlnd., "'cnl ,ul "eil. loll ncll )e3". plcn.c 

alre:.dy has a ,!:I n 

.... H Uf}ll) ' .KIIVI. I' ~, 

.. Pi cnic Held By 

Locol673 

I.. U. 67J (1'"''''''' &''1''''' I' ,\INE"""' II. I.E. 01110 

-Wher~ did Ihe s"n\!l~r GO" Th~ ll'ound h'" 

51ar15 10 "1I.m up and h~.e ,1 i. sen,"~ ready 

10 §no" al31n No ... lhdl lhe .. ee~ ha,,, 100.1 

... lhe" ,.een ... d Ihe ".um d3)" ha>e mo\Cd 0", 

Ihe lh ou,hl~ of 'his 1"3" ~umn~. are C>C .. mor~ 

-p1ea,anL Go ahead I'U' Ihe old b .. in in n~ulrJI 

and lei II ,oil bad. a fe ... mo .. lh._ 

R .. m"m~' oul U 

0111 ""h Ih~ "Ulhe, alaln \\ e h.d I '~31 JOOII 

lurnOlIl and • day ...., ..... d.~d ""h aCli> i.y Ihal 

.. Ih",~ "CIC..'I ~nou"" hou,s 10 fil il all io, We 

,-had our CamPOUl the nill-hl bc:for~. Th e.~ m'''1 

h: .. e 11« .. 00 of u, Ihere: Ih;'1 oil:hl "hooPInI 

il up and ha .. in. a blp" T h,~ pic .. ic "n, Mn 

othcr ~ucc«,. Th ... c "a_ plcmy '0 C,II and drmk 

"nd 10 .. of lames for 'he k"J •• nd 'he .. ki .... ~I 

..... can." W ~ had I. ho .....'hoe luu.namen,. bin ___" 

pon)' IId~ and 10 •• and lot. of fun amI p,ius. 

Our [n,ertam..... nl Cumm;[I,,~ did ano,hf. 

- fU'astic job. 

.. ,O .. I'I~n'" \\ C \ute lud,~d 

Th~n in AII,lIsl. Ihe 2',h Annual \\'i... man·, 

... G olf As'rr~ Ih" yu. a'e Tom R uoff (Tom is III", 

Ihe «>~"h). Chuck Roomell. 11111 TOlh. I.d 

Y I.e~ Rut>dy le.brock. Dille Smith, Grant 

Murey, Murk L~emml e, M I~e lI a ..,.,II, "uny 

I ml>·lIne. ~O ICI Rrdd, l ynn S.,unders. Ila'" 

Gr(cn. 'i~IP Te.,ford, RI "h 1 ·I~mm;nll. M",iu 

Cilltdalli. tllll CarPl""el. Rodn"y Martin. Juy 

11 0111. I"HI To", Trucl. ...(, 

The h-o"llnll leam i. ill filst pI-ICC. The 198:! 

bo"'N~ "cre J'm lI enry. Charltf Leibrock. ' In. 

CIMk. I)a'e Me K,'ric);, T o", Kuh ... G~ot~e 

I'elef' •• and Mllx Klin l:en~rn'lh. 

The "Ioodm{)bll~ ,.'dS ~I our un'on hall on 

OdOt>c:, ~II_ This I' n .. DnnuIII e,cnl "hl~h 

~("I" our blood bank np 10 quota 

I'.r"dul ~"h",1rtL ,ee~ntly held an ",formal. 

unofficill ,Oa" fOI !>it of ou' ...,,,1)" ,emC'o.D'.N (" ~1l11~ 

I'~ 

Brother Zimmermonn Mourned 

By locol675 

-LU, 675 (1&:0), t: I.IZ"HETII , N.J.-Our local 

was saddened by Ihe untimtly d .. nlh of BrOlher 

"William R. Z,mme.man .. lI,n "loS iniliJled inlo 

Ihe Brolherhood Much " 1961 lie ,"o'ked u 

a ;Otrln.. ymDn."i.em~n 11 ..,,1 1971. " 'hich ...., 

..erobabIY the "or~t yca., ~ ... plolmcnl·wi ..... in 

ih~ h" .."y o f Our local u .. io.. I k wenl 10 wo,k 

for Ih .. fed~lal lo'e ... menl PI the M,IIIa'y Otean 

e.mln~1 In B"yo .. fI(', Ne" }elo>e),. "h... e he "as 

aceld~mally tI~cllocu' .. d July 24, 1982. 

• The membc:"hll' utend. our d«pt.l ~)·m· 

p~ lh y 10 hi, wift, I'al. hi' ('hild."n. and olhc, 

membe.s of his famIly. 

The 10e"1 scnl IWO rQu. )omc ~ 10 Ihe I.onll 

"blond Golf Tournam .. nl sponso.ed by l oc;tI 

Brother Brotherton Elected 

Electrician of the Year 

I ~ U . 683 (i,bon ). COI.UMBUS. 0I1l0- l. oc~1 

683 member Ken Il rolhtrton was elelled HCCld· 

..... ~. 4 .., .,..". Ind 110,,1,,0.0' M_"a,.. S'.'lII. 

,,'~~"I I pin to F .... Md·~~~. 

local 684 Holds 

Annual Picnic 

L U. 6114 41.o& rbl, MOUf..5TO. C"L._Once 

~M"'n ou, Mood UIUlhN, Jay lIowden, headed up 

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IIIe Picnic Commiuc~. Ilne in different g9ntU. and o ne could ten 

he ~njoyfd thent tile nrnc 3. Ihey cnjo)'ed him 

M any o f li S look forward ro our nC~1 "lenit 

SO ""c can meel and lalk 10 old friends and 

Iheir families as ... dl as meel ne ... frie nds. I 'i n ~ 

.. rrc presenled to Rudv 1 indquisi. Ed Mer he r 

. 

-The firsl oroer of business looay i§ "old 

bu$ineM.. .. For a pre~l()u$ issu ... I submiucd three 

phol~ of gradualinl apprenlicC$, bUI. unknown 

10 me al Ihal lime. Ihe /01""0/ has a Iwo-pholO 

lim'l pel issue. Accompanyinll this arlicle i1 

IIII.' Ia,t one .... ilh my apolo,y 10 Mike G ardner. 

.)ove K uc. Mike Shapiro. l.arry C he,"".l . R iel 

54 \Vaivoda. " nd Carl Perlinger. 

1 ,,1 ml' ..;l a )e3r. perhaps more. w ... 

(;In find the riShl fonnula to Sian an annnity 

I>'pe plan wllich .. rll benefit ev ... ryone. 

We have had IjOme U rolh~rs come 10 Uj on 

the E~eC\lu"e Uoa.d .egaoding many Ihinp. 

Some of Ihe,.., sn"e'tiolls anol or qUCSIlOM in 

"0]," ntlotiatiOlh .. ilh Ille WnllaelOI$. In 

re~hl)' thert I"> nn rll">"l Df l o..al S3 I lind all ,h" S} I ,~n, 

to a '""cial Ihank$ for find,nl jobs for SO many 

or lK. 

1 !;a[ her~ a 10nl! I,me tryinll 10 fi~"re oul 

o wily 10 do!Oe withoUI hurpin!! UboUI you 

"un,on m ... mbe ..... not coming 10 Ihe mCClinl!" 

1 eon'l gel il Ihrough illY head why some. nOI 

5Onle. 1110:

Retitees 

,'."1 "'I" '"ne C .. ~b ..... 

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local713lnFull 

Negotiations 

. L t !. 71J " "'''.), CIIIC,\ GO, lI.l_ l h.,« pa~t 

monlh~ h a~e !.etn demand mechng' hl'ld at 

_ EleCHO DYnamic ... at Zennh Conuol., ~ I llodme 

EltcUk. and "I Meado. I nd,,~ ..,f' I ncorpur~ltd 

.... In the Ia.t "'cd of Septembe •• ~ HllC ",M held 

m 1I0('n' In 40 )ur~, lht unIOn's pu.h at nelO' 

',allOns t. e"denl. Job pro! ...'!",n and e.OnOm,c 

~ •• b,".y a.e of prima,)' imporlan,'e 

...... On a " Ihler notc ... e e ' r'('Ca l 71' mcn.bc.s. COnll.alu. 

I~tion" RL ..... ell! 

OUllnll Ihe monlh o f Seplember lh" follo winl 

mcmb er~ " cre rcrorlcd as heinll o ff sick or on 

Ihc hoopiml; Jack I). Couch. Jr" I ~ aa c [)CRv,llc, 

J r.. J"me' It. Matlin. William J. Schlubohm, 

Norbert J. Mndu1i:l. Glenn M. Y:HcS, Donald 

E. I yle$. Art hur J. J'nrhr, Donald W, Mdn. 

'o>h. lllUy Dale Kred. George G. Simmons, 

C hllslo phfr J. Wierna5~. William J. D~ker, WiI· 

liam I) . Iloylan, Jerry D. Burle50n. Gary N. 

Talley. Earl t . Young, Leaminda L Coke., 

llrrnard II. I..n,bert. Andrew C. Pedlan s. 1101. 

los II. Tho l nton. Jr .. PCle D. Houoo .. Gltnn A. 

" o",ell. II. Thomas A. Sawyer. Home, C. Smith, 

and Alton E. W"dtl. 

Since ou' last .eporl the fol lowin ll m .. mbe., 

h:o'e pa!oSed m .. ay : S, R. Wilson, Warren R. 

Sm,lh. James W. Cole, G. W. Dc.lashaw. Cha,les 

Whltehauo. C. V. Bl ythe. Hellly Eaion. J. B. 

Renno"·el. T. o~ T. Simmons, A.lhur E. Colc. 

Ollan I., 1·0 ... ~1I, C. R. Sawyel. and Paul Ma • 

bray_ Ou. tymp~'hy 'S utended 10 Iht;, fam,lif); 

IMY . ·,11 III he ml~

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Ollr l ine Unll 1\ entering inlo neltluli:o(iun, 

and I will kcep you updated on their prOGre~< 

i" fUlilre IIllkle!. 

111e Apprcntice. of 8~7 cxlelHI Out sincc,e beSI wishes for ~ ' 

" JO}"',., Chri,tmas and a Hnppy and I'rosper_ 

moo New Ycar 10 all our I1rn lhcr. alld SiSler~ 

HI Ihu Ilrolherhood. 

J AM~S N. D lM(l ~ MI), Src./T MEAS.

60 ~ Year Member 

- 6 rother l ewis Receives 

60-Year Pin 

.L U. u o Ii,. CE ... t: \,A. N.\'.-We here If' Ih~ 

hearl of Ihe I "'IlC' I ah'~ had Ihc >c.y Il'C"1 

l'ka5u,~ of "nn.,..;"nll Ihe p.tS'ed hy 

'ftrnlher I e .... i, C"np:r:lILlI:,liull'. G"urIlC: "e .lrC 

all 1!H,king r",,, ... d IU ,he nCAI P"'-)'UU ",illhl 

.psI ,orner Ihe nMI~el 

More eong.ntub'ion> nrc in ordN (or our 

three ne"e" ",urneyn>en Cumplclinll their 

apprenll,c\h,p Iralnlng nrc Ken I.urnn. Oid. 

hna. and Ikrnu: Srmm(1n~ Th,'''' }oung men 

hn,!! wmked hard and .." all ""h Ihem 'he 

besl In )CaN nbead. 

We :.I,u "'i"t, 10 a!1lK'UnC" Ihe new,,",1 apprenlU;,cs: 

10 'hem .. c al", wi.h 'he b",1 of I,r~~ ;r"d 

lu§, a bn of advicc. Follow Ihe example o( Ihe 

three younll me" above ;,,,d yuu "'11'1 It" wr"n~ 

The newc,t in Our pro~.npl\ ,IPC Daniel Wo"d, 

Kad Wilmont. Dl'a"na N'"1e~. O'Dell IkPl in~, 

lr" ami C'3ig Andrc", 

_0111' sad bil of ne,,~ Ihi' 1I}0nlh: !lrmher J,)hn 

Procko fla~..::d 3"3Y '(ccrllly. T ho'iC of u, "ho 

knew John can look b~d upon hi' m~mUly 

"ilh " ~m,k on our (,,~e, John lived life 10 Ihe 

full e\1 and "'pplled 'elY f~", dull momenl, h ', 

wll.usual "hen ),ou Cd!! "rk wilh ' 

Lhe L a~c Chark< ar eU d,.,w,ng nncmplu)mCnl 

3"d looking ror "'orkJ 

On Jllly 2\ a 1I~l on ){ OU~~ flnf'Ct pl,t>li,hed 

a page Ih~t ..... I ~ ml~d " !lro"n &< Rool Repoll' 

10 I. "ui~ia"a," They 1~I~cd of ha'ing ~rformed 

"b,IIIun. o( doll"" of ~m"1ru"'tlm" en o"r lerl'plo)'l!Ient I;~u,c' hdu", Ihe 10,p,,,,,,'''' 

m. ,,~ . I'ulili,'" l' uli'i~.p I' ulili'" 

W~I>' 

Scribe Optimistic 

About Emp loyment Scene 

\t US(;ROVI. I'li. 

1_1'.865 1ft], n ,\I.T I\lO l{t:. \l1).-Thi. IS an 

cie.:liun )Cal. 3nd by Ih" 'nne Ih,s arlide ,s 

I'uhl"hl'd. 1111 the re,ult, ",II ~ In. I only h"flC' 

c'cl),b ... dy '01ed for labm""PI"llIICd cnndi d .'I~' 

rhe r1C~1 I"u )'car~ ".11 hc n"jl( 

U~, I bel,e'c Ih~t be"",,,, Ihc ""Crc~t 'Jtes a,e 

con';nll du"n and ;nnJtion is do"". Ihi. OOllnllY 

",II M~rt mo'lnll all.un b)' n~~1 lear 

!lrolhel loc [)tll.lc ha, rellfed. All of h" 

ftU",," "o.~t'\ "j,h him an,1 h" family .... cll. 

BlOlhct U'" H.llln is ~1I11 oIl ,"~k. We n!1 hope 

he ",,11 retUt" I" ,,"opk ,hu'lly. II rother nub 

Moo re's falhe, .hcd rccenlly, Om condolence, 

arc cXlended IU !lub and hi, f.nllly. 

,\L Ihe pre\Cnt lime "e h,,,c III ufl'Cralo" and 

one eleurh,'lJn f",'ou~hc" IILI'IIIC" ~I Ih,' 

Cu"i. Ih) Cu~l l'lc, 's ,,,n It"ud. bUI "e un 

of nnc "elc 'ee!cdcd, ThNc "cre 0' .... 3.000 

ddcg"le, .. h" ;llIeneled Ihi. Con,entlon f.om 

illi o'er Ih" ~.e"l I~nd

t el's let aher our leaqUlol1o; 1Io\"('er, i. clnrfil u!' 

10 allow 1M lames and olhel fe~t,vjlies !O 

ronunue. 

Some items "f nole from Otll July meetin~ 

include the s ... earml·in of our new vice prhi. 

oenl. Rlother Malk I. ummi~. Thtlt ..... con· 

tinuing d;",u"ioo 011 0111 local'. elrorts to 

pro~ide the memhership ... i,h accc'~ to "con. 

tinuin, education" courses. 10 help U' in our 

clron s to l«p abre-aSI of the changes III OUI 

industry. 

Support "as lecei\'w flom our local con· 

lIaCIOIS association "ilh Ihe tinanein, o f thcst' 

eour~ 

11 should be nOled I h ~ 1 Ihe lou! contractors 

lI .. wciation i, underBoing m3jor Utcutlve per· 

"anles. I belie-ve Ihesc chungllJ ... ,11 be 

I>enclkial 10 I" U ncw blood in Ihi, or,aniu· 

lion cannol do anylhing but improve OUI 

local's "cll-bein.. 

Fn O'Nrlll P .. 

Graduates 

Sho .. ·n ."* 'he " . O"l td, Ku.nelll fI,o .. n, Cha,UV 

Il ra nMm. PhO Ih""ph"" , eI].«lo" Gc .... S .. I,hu, 

. nd G. ,.,. JlUI. b ... . n~~. "'Bn .~ ~ .. fro'" _0'" ,\11"1 

"al'M. ldoro, Onn McDou'd. "" "I". r •• n •• ••. 

NI:CAI c ... WUII$, Oa.ld U .....,. n ..... l.aM 

Hlch., d S.p!>. lI.rold WIMn, .od ellarllt lI u1l0, 

,~n:lgcr, I ()C;II 91~ C.edil Union. pr~nled 

&ifl~ 10 Inc ,r:adualln, :lpp.enli~ "nd ~:l.e 

'ft'tlrlic1ltCl 10 ,nc, OUhu.ndinr: Al'prtnhce,- 

l'laqu,,\ ... c.e pre""nled for Oul~andin, Scr~· 

ke 10 Iknnis neld. ",'h II )u.-s of ,ulhinll: 

Oti. Va",,, ... ~r~icc n chairman, 19BI; and 

1c,.,..;: M,-"C'~"·' !>C"kc as .sccrCt:uy/t.calmcr, 

1981. 

UnH KAIS'., I' ,S, 

abor / Management Meeting 

Held with Minnegosco 

L U. ,",II lu.em."te . .. " HU R .... S\'II. U :, '"'N. 

Union ('on.m,itcc mel .. ilh manaKement 

Ihc Comp:lny's plopos;ll for ca.ly 

;;";,,,";,.. Thc ('oml'any h3s propcr.cd thaI 

att. bUI " ~urc i,n't lookinG 100 prom· 

Be 0 Visible Union 

Member, Says Scribe 

I •. t !. 988 (u). SII) ...." \'. MONT.-lIow of len 

do ylO" ms a UnIOn mcmber leI Ihe reS I of Ih e 

"'orkinl ,,"orld know that )'OU arc P union 

member' lIow ohen do you lell )UUr non.union 

lI.r. are two IUnU of 'he 198 1 Ch"uDla. daatl 

of Lou l "5, a , 'ua Nou.~ , L,. 59

N 

ill 

60 

Scribe Wr i t e~ About 

Perilous Flight to l.A. 

L U. 99S (l,o,Mb,r h &'pal. KATO:\' NOllC.:' 

I..A.- I'd like 10 commen! • bl! o n my Inp 10 l os 

An,ele5 for the: 3~nd 1111 W Con'enlion I .N, 

I'd lik" 10 Ih~n~ an of you for allo .. 101 me IU 

.eprescnl Local 99S at lhe Con,enIMIO. 11 .. no 

Ioect"I---'er th .. I' .A., 

"Don·t worry aboul Ihe .. Cltner; we'lI Ity 

3round ii, e,en if .... mU~1 ... aeh 1I0usion by 

lhe "ay of Ale.,nd"a and Shr", .. port." Well. 

I t Ihis poinl, I ~lIted back. IOohi~llrnc Ir~e a 

~Id .. alLmc on a IoMly, da.k COUnlry .oad 

This IaSled about fhe minuld. for the MI·o l un''''' r ~ ~

, .. nerollsly participated in "A Day for 

cky:- A$ Brother Buckman said, ''I'm !j,(I HI")' 

rateful-that is the best lIifl I' ve ever reivcd_a 

day of hel pl [ thank each. and eycry 

ne o f you," 

All union members recti'-cd cards from 

merican Life-.... ith. SI,OOO free policy_if you 

isKd or misplaced yours. a new mail out will 

be scnt 50 you Can Mill take advantage of i1. 

rother Albrecht had JUSt !>C'nl his card in be· 

re his accident, and as $OOn U American 

fe heard of his accident. they ~nl him I 

cck for SI,OOO. Union members all across 

hese United Slates have participated in Amet;. 

an Life Insurance for years-.... e hadn't been 

pproached before. Evuyone I've talked "ilh 

,ghty recommends 'I. Give it serious thought 

Our Springerville ste ... atd. LuAnn BicHord, 

d a hnle girl August 11. 1982-st'~ .. n pounds, 

"'0 ounCH. Grace Taylor had a Imle girl 

eplember 19. 1982-..ighl pounds. nllle OUnC". 

t:onaralulalions 10 you bolh and ,oad luck 

... ilh lour preciou, on .. ~. 

T he uncenainly of eHry facet of life ill Ip. 

narent

mj[(~e and to ~olicit I'roI'CKa)~ for Inrl,,~jnn in 

the r~vi,ed agreement to become eilecti" e Jnnunry 

I, 1983. In n(ldition 10 3 general wnge 

mcrease and cost-of-living escalalor dallse Ihe 

Ihr &Dinin~ Unil asked Ihlll service fees be 

negoliated for non-dues-paYing member~, an 

improved vacation schedule, improved health 

and welfare benefils. longevlly aflcI five years 

of ~mployment, and improved workinll con_ 

dilions, 

~lected 10 serve On Ihe Ilarga ining Commil1ec 

werc unit members Jlllius Capodl1g1i. 

John Comer. John Fergie, Louis Rocco, Dnn 

Salimbene, CarmIne ~caJamoni. and Anthony 

"Jdf" Seocea, in addilion 10 chief shop sleward 

Joseph Colello and lirsl assistant shop 

steward I'n lsy Cicala. 

This lime around we are l oo~lng 10 ,mplove 

on the lirsl conlra~1 we signed wilh thi~ employer 

which became effeclive Janunry I and 

('pires December 11 of this year. 

Stce!crafl ManufaClurinG Company of New- 

3rk, New Jersey, hus employed mcmbe" of 

our local under 'arions COnlfJCts continuo 

ously since it started operation. in 1946. When 

we negotlatcd OIH first contract with this CII'· 

ploycr "e represented 10 ",embus, while today 

we ha"e 10 production workers under contracl, 

O"cr the )'ears this company ha~ tnlUllcd it~ 

production facilities sevetal ti",~s witholtt eVct 

moving from its original local ion in Newark, 

New Jersey, Recently, in ;lddition to plant CJ( 

pansion, Ihi~ Company has cnllngcd in ~n 

a~l!re!>Sjvc ':tmP3j~n to update Ihe prodllction 

On Jobs 

35 to 40 Percent Of 

Work Force on l ayoff 

t.U. 1196 ••",). I'AWTUC KET, R.I.- It hns 

heen ,ome lime siuee Local 1196 h~s Wrillen 

10 the '"Locul Lines" of the JVllmal. We 1I0pe 

tIns w,n be cOrlected as we feel th at the "Local 

Lints" sholtld be used $0 thut locals C~n help 

each other lhrotll:h 'nrllrlnatiDn ~ UDDlit\J , 

At present we have Ilbout 3~ to 40 percent 

of the work force on l;lyon, 1I0w many of 

these will never be recalled is hard to s~y. 

but some will and already have l£»t their 

recall riM-hts, This rale of unemployment is 

Ihree to four limes hj~her than the are~ ral~; 

howe,'er, we belicve ,I is about the sumo as 

other loca l ~ in the m:lnufacltlring of wire and 

table. I'resident 1{ e~lP n and hl~ Heag~nomics 

has no reeling for these unemployed, 

We h~(l severnl members rctire durinG the 

past ye~r and "oul(! like 10 wi~h them nil a 

long anli hlll'py lclilClI'"ul. 0"" of thu.e retired 

wa, Ollt past business nlana,cr, Gilbert 

Aguiar . A r"olution w;.~ emsscd at the local 

mecting thallkinll Gil for hi. nnluous nnd 

dlliscnt work in serving th~ lcc;.l, ~nd ! know 

nil members join me in thanking him for the 

hour ~ he pili mto thc job th;1I no amollnt of 

money could repl"c~. 

A resnlmion wa< PllHCli ~t the April mcetinll. 

thanking retirrd Ilrother Oscar !Jonavcnture 

for his U,~siSI"nCe in an ~rbJ1r3tion case or a 

dl ~ charged member, The member w,,~ rtlllrned 

10 work IhrouSh this nrbitratlon. T o have a 

retired member ~ive his time 10 testify at an 

nrbiltation of ltnother member shows 115 Ihe 

true spirit of "brotherhoo,I" 1 know the members 

of Local 1196 acknowledge Brother Oscar 

Ilonaventurc's unselfish altitude and th~nk him 

for his help 

RAJ Pit H VOB, R .S. 

s!lccess. As expected the WEW reatly pul il on 

the litters. We intend to hold another contes'tin 

Ihe fUllIre if the fillers aren't afraid 10 

show up. 

-'" 

Jun Williams, our business mannget, tells 

me our work is Sill! good. There IS qu.te a 

bit of line work coming up for bid and we 

Me doing our besl to secure Ihis work, Lin~ 

work, like ol,r commercial work, has become 

very, vcry competitive. T\O ~ ",,"-u"i,," CU ll' 

tractors are taking jobs below co~I, it .eem~ 

just 10 get work. We have always oUlprodueeli 

and outworked Ihe "rat~" and wi th a lillie"' 

lu ck we will get Bome of Ihis work. 

AlIcndance at our union meetings has been 

good. Keep lip the good work. 

D. C. "Buc" " I' RANCI!, 1',5 

local 1220 Holds 

Election 

L.v. 11IO (Tlb). CHICACO, IUn-Local 1220 

has held it~ election or omcers. with the fo!lowinS.> 

resuh ~: busine.s manager/financial s.ecretary. 

Daniel 1:, hiedui,h; president, Robert hnney'" 

(WGN·T V); vice president, eugene S~viu 

(WllUM-TV): recording secretary, CharJolte 

Hrald/_ionis (WGN-TV); treasurer. Edward 

Keebler (WlTW-TV), 

Also elected were the new Executive Board, 

members: Marlin Kaufman, chairma n (WOJO 

F1>I) ; Kenneth R, Clybor (WlTW_TV); 

Osceola "O.C." Gibson (Wt..s.AM) Carl D 

Officers 

Oftln

01 1228 In 

, 

I_U. 1228 Irlb). nOSI ON. M ASS._The fall 

and winler of 19M~/l9SJ ,,,II N ,try busy 

for Ihe l~a l und 'h , , ~fJ AI p r~ nl . nel'" 

loallon. ~r( u n de,"'~y ~ I WIIZ Rad,o/TV. 

WRKO/ WRO R It .• dlo. WQT V. WI.NE.T V, 

~nJ In 1M WCVII.1 V Nt"" OCI'MlmtnL A fter 

liN of the ,ur. \\ NI V'T V. wcva,TV. 

nd W L VI,TV "onlf~ch .. ill 31", be up fo, 

f.0U~t.o~ 

s."e,:al deHlopmenl\ .n tla ma.lel h:llH 

ldded Of'" ;01>\.11 1M Ide'I~.on .,allOns "llh.n 

~hi ~I Ihe ISI_W t~~S office In Ihe (dPlldl ("Y 

~I 1414 -~hl Sireel, UIK'a,,~ 

The or" .1o'1'31Ch phone numbtr .. 'l16- 

"4(o.OI9~ llour. fOf: d"pdl.h conlinue II> be 

8;00 •. m. 10 12:00 noon, 

Dun ,hould (OnUnue 10 ~ l'aiJ lh.ollHh 

II)(' WJ1nUI Credo offi ..., JnJ dforls hl'" betn 

mJdt II> 'p«J up is)uing of ,ec(il'1\. 

I \lhN Smnh. former d"palCher 31 WJllfUI 

C.«l, ~",,'c.L In ollenl,n, Barbara G""',m ...,. 

....ho .. Ihe new d"pJlchu 0111 or S;' . "d 10 Hoh dl" 'I.. ..n I". 

. . .."nd: J Im \:on S"h,ndt . I. ror. lUU. 

Ilu "lnh~ Man31'" AnJy Mihal:, P,csidenl 

lI ob l ;anl"Y. Bob " .. rd. uJ "like \I.."",i 

"'e.e deicil'" 10 Iht In'crn;oI'CO"J I C on'-enllon 

al I 0< Anto:l~ .n s.:plemNr. The "0.1: d~ys 

.. r.e I'relly lonl "ilh nOI a "hole 101 of lime 

fm ,,~hl--.:elnl•• nd Ihey rtf'OlI Lhll mu"h .... J~ 

.".oml'''_hed du"nl the .. cel 

'1 he oh,trudioni.l. 3re oul 31310 A 1If0- 

I'",ed I'O"'CI line fronl \la.ey 10 l'lc;l.anl V .. I, 

Icy .1 lheu Id' ~rl Ih;, IUlle, The ~4S- K V I10C 

" ~'he''',lrd 10 be eomplete.1 In 198~ and •• 

be,n~ cOn\truCleJ I" Cdrr~ I'o"c, from Canada 

10 Ihe Nc .... Yorio; ('i.y nrc~. The \',me aq~umrnl~ 

Ihll "ere used aprnSI Ihe 76~·KV line 

I.e be.nk u

ponenlt 10 be 10u,J ~n,J rude ~nd Ih31 Ihe onl)' 

'113)' 10 Idl Ihe f~cIs IS 10 be Ihe samt wa)'. 

1(1'1 proleel OUI b'elihood: WOlk J3fd)'1 

Bu)' union l Comb31 ob\I/UClioni5l~! 

RICIIUD FU_los. p.s 

Local 1288 Holds 

First Picnic 

I ~ I I, 111111 ( u ), .\I~:.\II'II I S, 1~: NN.- Mcmh" rs 

o( Ihi, hx:~1 and Ihelr fam,lIn .,(lended Ihe 

local') lilsi I"~n;'-. ",I\,,·h wn~ heltl al Ille N~· 

liona) oUDrd Almor)' m AugU.1 

pl("dtlll ) 'N A,h""l1 and h" .lalT of ... O!k· 

erf, "'(Ie bu,y 'QO~ln& hambu,&(,s rur OHr 300 

f'n)"lc. A, Ih( ~moLc cO'cl(d OUI ",e>ldenl. hI' 

Itmalted he·d ne'er had ,ueh fun and Un·1 

"'au 10 "Ian anUlhe. p,,·nlC neM )e.lf 

Su~h IOOd ~ommenl' came flom lhe: pienl'; 

111"1 Ihls """er ,"0C' .. a~ 10 sa)' .. c're proud 10 

be ~mN:l~ of Ihe 1J101he-rhod 

C"I RU RI .... ~RO .... At I r ') 

Legality of Company 

Moves Questioned 

.. 

L U. 1J06 (uoW), IH ' ( ' ATIfH. II , I ~-Ttlln~ ~ 

ale Mill k,nd of hl'elic .. 1\h the lecenl lu}olh 

nl Illinoi, I' .... er Com"an)'. Many quc~lions 

I.dt t" rl ~ 1>I ~r~ Ih, (;11111

~ w ,"o-lU' ronl':!.c' "uh "'I~tc 11011 Inc 

Wo,ler, ",II ICc:(llUel lhal all 

lhe actIOn ,~ I"kini': place, Thinl about II and 

n IcaM ~o and lalk 10 Gene n, Ma.k. Don'l 

Sll '''Ih lOU, head In Ihe Sand un III It'S .00 la.e. 

RA \ MONU COI.'~"{i\'oou. 1'.5. 

,• 

Picnic 

Lonl U67. CIolu.o. III .• ,..,.., ..., .. , 

. 1 I~ e I'I ~ nlor . , ~ .. 11.« J .... Seno . 

" nun •. Vlu r ... ldul John Quuly. 

John S. h .. ·.n. M ~ ~o . d l n . Sk .. I .. y 

'~~:~i::: ;~E;2:;: Fueu .. ··c 11" • •

66 

local 1402 Members 

Retire 

L.U, 1402 ( ~ ,n ), r l'ITS KU n GlI, "A ~Thi, 

monCh we have 1"'0 r~ l irees who have ~rved Ihe 

company lonl and d,lIlenlly. II rOlher Paul J . 

Casper retired July 16, 1982. .fter workml 23 

yUB. lie .. u h ired A,,,,I " 1'1''1 When first 

hired he worked in lhe preuroom . nd in I", 

Ih"n a yur he W:l.S workin, in lI ui.dinl I' on 

Ihe rolhn, mill operation 

Many th~nk, ,11:0 10 reliree John Fedorchak 

who rel,ted in 19711, for Ihe leach,", and IUld. 

.n~ he la"e 100 Ihal Paul became ~ full ·lled8ed 

m,n operator. 

In Ihe pa\1 few years Paul Kr>'ed on Ihe 

SafclY Commulce and wu le'ponsible for ini· 

lIatinll many ufely pro,.ams fOI Ihe benefil of 

hi s fcllow employeu. 

When previous mill openlOls eilher rC\IIed 

Retirees 

... 

or lefl for pe'M1n:l1 . e:lO;OIl". I'aul .. as asked by 

(',eO'I( CaUo .. ay, m.lI1:'II(' nf m:anufac,,".;nJ., 

to m~tru..:1 rl, p,c"d"l11 01 ou' 10c~I, ~11("(kd Ihe Con. 

~ ... nllQn In I 0 .. Anlle\ ...., 

I" Ihr .... ,by. nf h'!!h I>rlrmpl,'yn>rnl fl)l m~n~ 

po!ople ~efl).' Ihe UrI,led !llal~'" Ihe nlQ.I Inl· 

pOrl~nl f:l.ldcnl. 1 ...... 1 I'A4; .n4 

.". n~ nWIII, .hld .Ie... rd, Lonl I ...... 

Officers Represent l ocal 

1484 ol lBEW Convention 

I_U. 1484 (uo"'), Sl'RACUS";' N.V ~The 

ddeM,lIn f.om l.oc81 1464 r(cenlly relurned 

fll)m Ihe nod Cl)n~~ntjl)n of the !nEW, h ... ld 

in LOI Anllclcs. Cnliforni:a. Rcprei\Cnling Ih"" 

locpl "Cle W.her M psscy, ple .. denl; Charles

.1 11M 1101 ... Ubukl ...0,:...... Modi .., kfl 

.,~ T_ lI~lu , prus Menl • .." L.,.," 

'I..",I\J', 1i" ..... I. 1 M~I."7 , Loul 11': 

~,~:~,; ;i;;;~1 Vk .......,..... t Jack B. ,.); ..... I)kk 

lice prtsidcnl: Koben 1 ' lIi ~, Iln~ncial 

~c r t l ury: and Funk I h uh, ch,d steward. 

. The deltl3te§ arc p.oud 10 reporl Ihe rtekcion 

o f Cha.les II l'lliard, Inlernahunal Presi· 

iknl: John J. Barry, Vice P,eSldenl, Third D,slficl; 

Ilnd John J , M t Nuhy, ItrSI D ')UIC[ . eprc_ 

~nIJli,e 10 Ihe Inlclnalional F.~c clll"c Council. 

The dtlclates 'Hre im l)ft~d by lhe: .rnounl 

..I)f !leilOIl' husin~ acted on in ~ .. ch n ,lion 

PC:riOd of lime. 

VarioliS glle"il ~jleake" menlioned Ihe im· 

porlDn~e of conlriblitmH 10 COI'l I n.:nl 14R4 

concurs ... ilh Ih" and urIC. all mcmhc:.s to 

pnruc,pate In Ihe COI'I cI'''ck-01T wh" h .... as 

It"cnlly nClloli:ued. 

Sc

vI" I""al II ~L~lkJ .. ilh the SohJ ...;ty Dance. 

Solidarity P,CnIC, and last bill IT>O\t importanl. 

the Solid3rily Labor Day Palatk. This parade 

.... 5 labor's ulule 10 Ihe Ameri~an ..·orLu. 

T hanks 10 all who participnlrd In Ihese e>enlS. 

Thi§ wa§ Irue b'Olherhood at ... orl 

Once alaln il IS Chlioolm .. s lime A, We cnlel 

inlO this holiday Kason. ....e mU~1 remember 

Ihose "'ho are unforlunaie and the POOl. upe· 

cially Iht children. Christm3s is for Ihem Only 

one queslion is In their mind~ .... hAI will Santa 

bring? In Ihe ~Ilirit of love nn.esidtnl Bre ... er invited them 

to I\lend fUlllre mcelin~. 

r lopo-.al~ for conlnet ~IOlIalions can be 

5ubmilltd III ..... U'nl 10 ~Ic .. a.d. or officers al 

an~l\me 

Our l o.:al 1~1~ Chrislmas dan,e ... ilI be held 

on Drcemhcr II. 198~-food. music. ~"ncinland 

p.iles, 1I0pc e>cr)one $'lIns up III lime 

If )"ou mi~'en a rerson a 

reeling of pc.sonal ~ati

~hee's 

(Iunal ,ramude. 

.. ll!crc is 00 doubt thaI Ihothe. Whlll: saved 

I life thlll ev~nlng, USin, a I~ hn le conl3mmcnl 10 Lire ~4{).fool lall 

coohn, lo"ers, S,,-.quehanna II 3 symbol or 

conllnued ,,'OI'U' .nd secu. ily fo r the fm· 

ployces of I'cnnnlvanlO I'o"u a"d lilOhl Com. 

Steam Electric Station 

I "ould h~~ to eonllDllllalC all Iho«: ",ho 

"{)Ik al SI"qllchann,,; a 101 of hald ,"Oil, 

f,uStrallon, lonl hours. ~IcC I IIc~s olghl~, and 

bughle. ",enl mlO ",~lmg Ih .. 1 abor Day po' 

'ihlt. The ha.d "0111: COnllllllc", bOl in a ne .. 

,h31'Ie, (0' lbe n""lear Indu,uy. 

Ro.'.r R . I II'(; ........ s rs 

Newly Charfered 

M ~ ....... " 01 .~ .. ' l oral u.o~ . " o~ 'rut . o .. ~ ., .r~ 

. 110" . .. Hili IMI. ~III,, 'U. 

New local 1604 

lists Officers 

IpU, 160"' (w.l, MO;, 'TItEAL. Q U E._r tllo" 

~1.lcrS Dll d Il Wlhcri o( the IIlI W. We ~,e 

ploud to annOUn.e Ihe b",h "f I ""al I6().I hel~ 

III Monllul. fOln",rl)" Unn 29 of l,uc31 636 

Our ele~Led uce .. li>c< :tIt And.e DOlllin. 

preSIdent; Robell Prc.,oo, ',(e presidenl. M3" 

Cortlnll. ""~ICI~')'; Rul ·"'c"w...," liut'l. 

lIu.",e.; and \lllton Ih llin, hu'mtS~ alieni 

Wc ale confident Ih31 wilh t1ur new c~~,ull,e~ 

and I'clollallf1~ Cumnllul'c "'e ",ll h ,l'~ a 

IlIudl,,"li, .. )ear (Of Q'It "'emiter.hlp and COllI' 

pan)" 1 1 1 1~C Ihi' cOIning enl l'O'"b1e. 

Me' .hfte SoeUI~ ec ric,,,, tie nOl:o nou, 

'inlCl",n' ~nnond b nalu"nce dt 10C31 160-' lie 

\lontruE qUt .h:rnl tlall Un"e 29 de Local 636. 

Apr"" lei elecllons e~C

7. 

... ould h~Ie 3 ",umm~, roundup" of v3riOU\ 

CI~nlS that h~I' ~ hJ PI'C'nOn. and Ddons C. a" f.om 

lhe uniOn Thl' p'OI:.am is for Union "nd 

Company flCflonncl alt ~ e. 

w llhln Ihe [la\t fi'e )'ears. the union ha~ JOne 

('n 'trike 1"'0 11m«, At Ih~ IImel, ... e haH 

hecn encouralled and Ihankful for Ihe help g"en 

hy other un,on, al .'a.ious ptanlS Ihroughout 

Ihe counly, In turn. we. U a uOIon. hal'e been 

helpln@. ol h ~ 1 unIon. On ~ I flke 01 Ire in need 

" 001 la)'ofr cUlbacks. etc. I Ihou~ hl I ....'mlr! 

mention thlt M) thnl other unions Multi be Dwnre 

o f helpin .. othel$ io need of encoLlrD .. ~n'en t nnd 

'upPOri ... hen Ihe'\C 31 Cenlerlo"n ~ho,,! d con 

!lnUe 10 increa\.C .... ilh conSlalll c"n. fo . men. 

D ynakttric hM the m~m contract at the 

llV ... e. hou),C and current'y employs about 30 

men Hy December unolhe. 10 men ... ill be 

rmplo)'ed 10 ... or ~ un c;lblc If a)'~ . D),naleel ric 

C\I'1>0.0. K,. Pro .. ~fl 10 .IRI" " .. Carl 

Sp. " l lu. D, .. II I. 0.."" To .. ,. Ct-dl. I'h..,. Jlu .... . 

Ca.,. Oibo~ . Rob ~~ .... nd ~ r . !!I '~ .f JlOOlu. 0. .... 7 

SIto ... . l od Bill C.' Ioa. lliO! p ..... "1 lor 1M plNtto 

.... D • • ,II l\" ~If ~ """. 

R .d .~d 

Retirees 

••• lM!" of lAK*I \11 1 ..... aU . ..

~ ,,0.1t,; r>ictllr~ 100'" cuod for Drute but 

I for I'.d,erinr. or l inC'\ and Slalions. There 

:V" indl~auon, thaI 03.hnlllon ma) be . hehed 

for 3"hile. T"er,'c app.emice. and wme jour_ 

.""ymcn "Cfc bId off .II l'lckctlnll " 0 " in 

UII",t. bill most ",cre rehired in October. 

J:hcre are many Irp~ elC'1'5 and the,e i. ~ I so a 

ca ll a, Il,u""" for men. 50 there', no necd fo r 

any member of 1788 to be OLiI oe 

'don', ume. A happy holldDY suson 10 nery· 

. f)~1 

I Thoullhl for lhe monlh : 

" \\ hal Ih~ 'U!"'I;OI man !oO!ipilality 

..... en.lOyed. 

On Ihe "ork Kene locally. thin;' lemain 

rather bleak. Aflcr !lOme delay and be"inl for 

IInanci ng. Ihe "super rll."" 1I 0bb~ Con.rruellon 

CompJny. is wcll under"ay on COlUlrllelion of 

Ihe I cdetal Il ui ldml in T allahasscc. The lonl' 

..... Jiled Sheraton HOlel pro;ect has been de· 

layed indefinilely due 10 difficulties in obt.aininl 

IInancin" On a blillhlel note. I 1m pleased 10 

report th3t a 14 ~·mile. 23G-KV Iransmission 

lII1e ~, beinl buill ,m/.. m in oul jurisdiclion. 

Th" hilh-line is beinl conslrueled for the elty 

of Tallllhauc:e by lI e~" Utili Ii ... Construction 

Cornp~ny o f ) a~k!lOnvllle. Flolida When com· 

pl cled, il " 'ilI connect Ihe fa~ilillcs o f lhe city 

o f T.lIah.uc:c ...."h lho.e of the GCQ'I~ia Po"u 

Company. We ale. o f COUI ..... ~ely pln..,d 10 

hive lIeall Ulililies In our juri\

n 

Ioc:rol union~ "'ho arc providinl ",ork for Ih~"" 

Ira>elin, II rolhe~ indudin, l oeal 606, Or. 

lando. Flonda, Lonl 1 20~. Gainr$ .. Ue. Florida. 

and lexal )49, MlamL Aorida. We certainly 

apprec.ale lhe employment opportun.ly. 8,0Ih· 

cIS .. no",· Ihl lhe olf·year ele~lions a.e histolY, 

""e c:ron loo ~ al ~rne >ictorits and IoOrne dduh. 

I hope our '1~loria outnumber our dduls. 

ht our 1oc,1 and Mate primary eleclion held 

on Oclober ~. only 20 pe"~enl of the elil.ble 

~",Ic.~ .1 the.r ballol.! .. Pniful. isn't i l ~ Im:ro,ine 

Ihal 20 pelcent nn oonl/ol our de~ l iny. I Ie· 

cenlly '" IS lold IhDl an absent« ballol wa, 

ineffeclive and u~u:r.l1y nol a si,ntlicanl factOI 

in ~n election. On a >'ery imPUllanl local mal· 

Itr in the o..to:Jboc.( prima,y, the le.ult ".1> de· 

eided by only 'hC' absentC'C' ballOI$. lI. e11'lC'mbel. 

1J,011wrs and Sisters, your vote dyn count 

Until ,",'c. :u ollan,zc:d lab1) hu, tstabli,hed iIS ne w headq""r. 

tels at 170 II ridgc Street in Munehest(r, New 

l lnmpshitc. 

Mn.PHP I IN{OlN. P.S. 

Congratulations 

Lt" ro ,Ia"'. Ru)I"Uj (\Ia..... ~ • • ,.. 1 ",u hlon' II .. 

Cu. kr of Lonl 1935. N o .' ~ C . .. IO.., Ohio. co.. 

."nul'lts C~ItO ' 7 IIt0d_ . J. Il.ty ,\I " K la" ~r. 

M .", ,.. ,, ~ • • h-..;. K_IHI. " odul ~ 1I lI.uII. Mof>· 

"" M .... dl .• nd h .. ~s lIoll ... . o. '''~ . .... p'*lIon 

of ,1It1•• pp ••• rk uMp '...;aial . 

Apprentice Graduotes 

Receive Cert ifica tes 

L-U. ItlS Itn.), NOR III (,;'\'I\ I U ...... , UIIIO 

Membe.s tmplo)cd in the Tool Ind nit Room 

compltted Iheir fuur·)'e:r.r Hainln. under 'he 

d;rc~lion or th~ Join[ Apprenlkesh,p COmmil' 

tee "nd received their journeYPCf\ice 

bUlion '" hen bu~in.. 'Ifl!i.. It union families 

don'l look for Iht union label and SC'"icC'S, ",ho 

",,11~ Union membc:r~· JOb Sot'curny may depend 

on II! 

The E~C'culi'e IklaloJ. officcr"- lind all union 

' cpr(';('ntall"e~ ntend thell >el) bc:"1 w.~hcs 10 

you, your fanlily. Iflcnds, and .elatl~es during 

Ih .. ~prcial hohdays '~ 

C .. n.ih . ...,•. 

local Ratifies Best 

Contract Ever 

L-U. 2053 (t m), NOK\\ ICII. N.\',-Loc:r.1 20n 

" ,·cry hapM 10 Icpor l Ih~1 tht membership. 

on June )0. 1982, la[.lied ",hat is pelhapS Ihe 

bt~1 tll.cc·)eal ~c\ e\Cr lor our 1oc:r.1. 1 hC' 

NeJQlia[ing Comm.llec of Prcs,denl DuslfK'Sli 

Man~gcr Gco •• e CarnllkC', Vice 1',C'!.idenl Clyde 

Il al~ff. Reco.donl SC'crelary I innor lIeuer. 

• nd "Ie.. ards I),d l.~n,:lCC' 10 lhe local. A 

dlnnel·dance and ,real e'(mn, "a~ held. We 

had nol had ~ d.nner In se~C'ral )UIS. 

I Am sorry 10 Inform )·ou Ihal for11'lC'r pres;. 

d,nl/b~ine" m"n_,er r.ank Diamond paSM:d 

a".y and ... ill tic mi,'>Cd by nil ... ho knc:w him. 

Our s)'mp3Ihy 1l0l$ oUI 10 h,s ""ife: and family. 

Ilopinil 10 sec )0" M the n C~ 1 le.llula. meel· 

inll wi,h a full leport on Ihe Inlc:rnutlonal Con· 

'cn'",n fr um 1',,,,ldelll/liu.in,, •• Man"lIer c. .. n· 

II l..e. 

1.1.5 I'lOvP, 1'.5. 

S ~ o .. n II Ih~ 

Clambake 

.I ... bah of Local IOU, S, •••• , •• 

N . \' ~ •• t ll ro l~'" A" (hbn:1I, na"l. ... IILlt 

S" ...... kit. 

local 2084 Holds 

Annual Clambake 

L • 208", (rn. )., S \' RA CUSE, N.Y._l.oelll " 

208" held ils AnnUli ClambakC' on AUI!))I 21 

al Illnu"adC'l". G.o>C'. FlOm 1:00 10 6:00 p ~ 

aCI.ve .nd lellred rnem~rs and lunl. of memo 

be' l en,oyed food, lun, and garne~, Thanks 10 

Ihe m~ny membe.! who btoughl door PI I~~ 

("'c: hid S(lrne vcr)' good ones) . The COP(.· 

~Ono laffk and the clambake ."me ,",crC' " 

oompiC'lc ~UCC¢'iS. Thanks 10 ,II of you for 

ma~m, Ih.s ba ~ e [he ~I )C'I. 

On June 18. 1982, Recording ~crela.y Mike 

Allcn "''''"' honored at • d,nocr al lhe NOflh ... ~ 

Inn. SYlacu~. Ne"" Vorl for OOmplel.nl a 

sellCS of rour""s on labo. '\Iu.hes. l'hc$ 

Iny ,nforlfl,;luon you rna)' hhe for our IHF.W 

}oll"'o/. 

I "ould alilO li kC' 10 mention Ihal in SC'n..., 

lenlher. 1982 t h ~ local losl a true and loyal 

l\rolher. Ju mcs W. Urady. Brothe. Il rDdy hau. 

I hearl ""aek. We ""i11 inde.:.d miss him. Our 

de~pc~1 sympathy is e~ lcnde d to h i~ f~n" l y. 

We nl .... WIUll 10 th~nk Brother Mike Wh ile 

fur allcmlllina '0 reviVe Brolhe. IIrady by pe r ... 

forminll CPR. 

10 ANN MCGAHA, P.S. 

~

Retiree 

".111. I I U I~ 0' 1.-.1 

11'1. W.ltrl . .... N .Y ~ 

_~II'" "'.. "'.. Sloe II 

.11 ." t lll bo .. lu . 

Di vision of Com pony 

To Open in Watertown 

·~U' 1101 (1m ). WAT!·:RTO\\:-.I. 1"." ._0)' 

w. III of US .re p:l;nfull), ''':I.e th:.t .. e .re 

C1periencrni lnother, I:l yoft. 'Wc ~inceldy hope 

mal it .... ,11 be short·l .. ed. 

De'pile the layoff, optimi~m e.i~'$ bcc~usc 

lO'e ha\'e .ecrllily nCILOliaied lenn. for a modi· 

", ~calion of our currenl colleelhe, bargaininll 

.greemenl 10 include a new d,~",oll of OUr 

ompany open.n, in WalNto"n, When thi$ 

d,~ision lca c he~ ,IJ f"Oleniial for 11U"lh il IS 

k.~cled 10 h'»e a dellnilc .mp:.cl on the em· 

"layment ~Iua.ion in Ih,~ community. It IS rC· 

freshm, 10 ~e Iro".h III .oe.... of .he crono""c 

d,male of Ihe eounlry, Wc ""oh to Ihank Ihe 

l.qllo .. in, members of Ille MCT NCIOtlntlnl 

Committee for Ihe Crr.e intends '0 do as mu' of OH. JO )"13 of ......'n. 

failed 10 "n

tere~!iIlM. Some congressme n do nOI seem to 

apprecinte this ne w fo rm of interu t and concun. 

They have voiced an objection, and the 

practice has ~en stopped. 

Obviously, those .... ho find the e,·aluMion 

obje(tionable are those who a re concerned that 

their constituenu will discover thnl their VO!_ 

ina record on defen!IC issues may not ~ consistent 

wit h their publicly stated views. Some 

of our elected representatives have clearly demonstuted 

in recent )·ears that they seem to be 

more in'·olved in international issues than l(Kal 

consideralions. I'm beginning to ....·onder if the 

d ivided loyalties o f some of them are not rnlly 

undermininl the best interests of thi. counCfY. 

Someday ..... e will have to ;lSk ourscl,·es if ...·c 

un alford 10 elect people who serve two maslen 

.. In ...·hose interest does YOLlr elected repre_ 

sentlllh·e se,,·e~ 

In 1980, eight senators ..... ere rated '· ....·eak'· 

on defense How many are ...·eak on dden!IC 

today' 'f11.e Navy W!I$ interested in how ou r 

representati,·cs really '·Ole on defense issuesand 

you should be, too. 

Today. the gcneral feding is that entitlement 

progrum~. welfare, weial security. and fede ral 

retirement programs a re being reduced to subsidire 

a ma'sive and long o '·erd ue defense liP. 

dat,ng. Thi. is .... hat the image makus and 

npinion nlOldet$ .... ould have liS believe. , do n't 

believe thm ot all. T believe that these program, 

ale reduced to fund Our foreign entitlement 

program •. ScnalOr Jesse Helms did a lillie reo 

search on our fOldgn aid ~pending program, 

and d i!ICovered that the American public has 

given aw~y $2.3 trillion o~er the paSl 36 yenrs. 

On you know who lhM m(}n~y W~~ t "1..~,, aw uy 

from? Do you know wh o gayc it a way? The 

p~ople you elected to represent-you. Cnn you 

ufford 10 ha,·e this kin d o f representation? 

Can I ~nbslanti a t e these. statcments? Wri te to 

me and request it. 

Item !n the n~"$: S"" '"'''''c/5CQ Ex",,,I"rr, 

Augu,t S. 1982, captioncd '·So,iet Navy Superior!" 

T hi~ is tho opinion of Jilnc~ Fighting 

ShiP'l. Captain Moore, editnr of that IlUblica. 

t;on allrihllles this to ... the failure of past 

ndminiltrator< to pro,·ide adequatcly for their 

COUntry·~ ",,,urily " That sentence tells II 

nil. 

Your elected representati>·e may have been 

one of those rt~ponsible for OUr present po~i. 

tion. Think about il 

JOSJ;P1l SenoN"- JJ.., R.S./I'.S. 

On Job 

ll ~rmu Wllh ~. Randy B~nnru r, .nd Ctu Do .. 

0' 1.0 ... 1 IIlJ, l,J'n.hbll'K. V • .• a" lho"n I. kln. 

a bru" " 0 111 Ih lO t, d .. oIrl In Ih. \!arhlnr Shop. 

1982 Bod Year 

For locol 2173 

L U. I nJ (.m ), LYNCIIBU RG, VA .-The 

year 1982 is almost hi5l0ry. As we hend into 

t983 .... c do so with a cautious eye toward the 

futule I bel,e'·c therc arC many "ncerl:unt,es 

[h"t fa~c us. 

In relrO,peet. 1982 "as a prelly bad )ear for 

all of ,,~, O"r membcrship is do ....·n to an 011- 

lime low. Our mcmbe,s alld families are hurtlnll 

beca ... ~e or the reccssion-from layo ffs and short 

74 ....·ork h o~"s. And we're all hurting fro m ~ k y- 

hig h in terest rates. What"s happening. 10 us is 

ha ppening 10 .... o rk ing people a ll o ver the coun· 

try. Unemployment is at its hiahcsl level in 

42 yea r5. Nobody can be cert a in his o r her 

job will still be there tomorrow. 

Once again it is Christmas time. It is a tilT)(! 

for reHeeting o n the past and looking fo rward 

10 the fu ture as "·e stri'·e to make o ur lives. 

,,'ork. ho mes. and our fami lies a lillIe bellCr 

and a lillIe happier. It is a season o f the yeu r 

when all people are reminded that it is a time 

for dOing good not o nly for ourselvtS. but 

also for our neighboners who gi~e fleely o f their time 

in bringing the joy of Christmas to the poor. 

sick, un d the elderly. We wi.~h all lhe membet$ 

and their families a most JoyouS Christmu alld 

lIoloday Season. 

Unlll nut month, take care and stay .... ell. 

WI LLIA M ClEASY, 1' .5. 

Shown 

Rtprt.u nla1J •• y .• h .. rd 

"Iuldonl Jorr, SI .. a~ .. ~ 

donl/ bullnn. manaKU of 

N .Y. 

Officers 

t • hnat, "",rtl. 

~ I .ndln. , Ih'~" 

7.tndlrl, I , M." .... nl, InIU. 

ullon_. Rrp.u.nl . TI~. I':d ... ,d h . p.tr, Jor". 

SP .... ... , Ch • • t • • La .. I'a, and Ralph Porto •. 

locol 2218 Holds 

Election 

L.U. nil tu" ..). l'OUGHl-a: t:PSI E, N.\'_ 

At the legular m~ting in June, the elecllon 

.....,.s held fOI officers of our local Elected "ere 

President/ BusinO"Ss Manager Gelty C. Sprague, 

Vio;e !'re,iden t Amelia C. ibrrin,.r, Recording 

s.:cret:r.ry Jane 0, BUill. Financial Secretary 

Ralph S Poiler, nnd T rU5urcr Charles I'. 

LauriA Elected to the Eucutive Hoard ..·ere 

the abo'e office .. and MOnica M. Cermiller, 

Susan M. Janak. Joseph Ma~troeni. Charles 0 

Tuttle. and 11erbert G. Zindlel . 

At the regular meeting in July the onke~ 

....e'·e l"Oln on by International Keplt"'>Cntati'·e 

Ed ...:!.rd h.pel. 

Pres,dent Spra,ue has assigncd I-Io .... urd 

Schlcnker to act as door forem~n :l.t the gen· 

eral m~etin~. 

~U5A~ !\t. J A~~", P.S. 

Get Involved And 

Stand Together, Says Scribe 

1,.1), 22M' (u). BEAUMONT, TEX._ Exorbitant 

and unnecc~sarily high i!1 ! ~rest fMC!, ~tallSerinK 

unemployment increa.ing d ~jJy. and OUlr~l>tOu. 

prices tor the n eccs~i ti cs ot Ule ore aU prod"ccd 

by the resul ts o f wh at the American 

-, 

I 

.... orker is now experiencmg, the Reagan 

ministration. 

We, as the workinlj. forC

~,ol 2325 Scribe 

rite5 First letter 

LU. 2115 ( IP ~. WORCF..'I'ER, M,\ SS.-This 

s my 11.)1 Irlicle fot Ille lOll",,,i 11'0 I must 

admil Ihi~ i, II ralhH difficult aniln~nl. I 

b."" juSt ,(tu•...,d from the Inu:rnltional Con 

'"cnlion and I've b«n informed Ihal lhe ()e. 

1Qber and f'.Iovcmber ~5ues .. m be enti.ely dc- 

' O l ed \0 Ihe Con'cnlion, JO lhere i5: no ...,cd 

o . ecap the eVCnL\. 

I hope Iha\ by the lime thi, ank": is publi§hcd 

aU Qf our AI'L·CIO OOf'E.cnoorsrd candidales 

""II have achieved IUC«SS and that 

l'Mit efforts HI ,c.. er~ II. CIII:IO'5 dcva§l:uinll 

anli-labor PQ h ~ i" ...·iII be .. ell underway. 

I can ,eport on Ihe )ucce5 of our new bu..;· 

5~ mana,er's clforl~ \0 bUIld an cfficicnl 

.[cward sy.tem, One of JIm's major loals in 

.Office i, Ihe SlrucllIrinl ami CdUC:lllion of hi, 

"e.... ards So f.r, III look$ and ~ wOllina ...·ell. 

Wilh M I !kll's ron~inuinl e!fom ~o di~rupt 

kN;al uni~y. Ihi' new MrUClure IS • m:.jor force 

in a"'islln. lim to May on lop of .n situations. 

I hope our mcmbers arc by now aware of 

Ihe retlltn of un;1 m«tinIS. l:n.,h monlh a 

nion meetinl will be held on '~cllic da te$ in 

each of the liv~ un;ls. For dMt:!! and time~ conuil 

your ne"",irlter or call the IInion oRice al 

366-4166 

I am also plu~d to report thaI ollr Ioc::al 

information lape is now updated ..«kly and 

new important information is added daily if 

ncccnary. The phone number is 366-1422. 

I WIll Iry 10 conlinue wlitinll this coiumn 

for our local. It has. been u lonll time ~ince 

],.o .. ho a,c a\,."nc.ll ttl A rAT 

t "'-"- .. 

" 

.__ 

... III relain thei, eAisunl benelil packa,e Inil 

WIll (Qn\lnlle 10 be .ep,e~nted by the presenl 

union. 

A s • rnub of the ~lI lemenl of Ihe P'''I' 

nancy disability c~ ... on by the Union .I.IMI 

the New Ettlland Telephone Company. over 

900 clillible applicanlli ... iII shDle in Ihe 125.000 

!oClllement. Ou, local hail over 70 Ipplicants. 

A MW Vision C •• e 1'1an ~ into elTecl 

Janlla,y I. 11183. prO_,dlnl eye eum;nDtions. 

Icn!oC~ anll frames 10 our members in NET 

Com p~n y and Ihelr dlilble dependents. The 

le.,,1 of reimbu~menl provIded by the plan 

.. ,II be applO"ma~ely ~O ....,rcent of the ,easonallie 

and cuSlomary cha.ae for Ihe K,v;ces anil 

~IIpp1i(~ received. 

We ha'-e lecc;ved the I,bilnlo,'s dc';\ion 

,elaldin. our AAA ca.., Involv;nl an IInJuSt 

lermlnation of an employee of the Contmental 

T elephone Company of Velmonl Arbillator 

William Fallon found thaI Ihe In

• 

Irl~'S HI~I~I~! 

rl~lIe .tfficiul 

H;llllilft.11 .tllall-tZ 

.~Ulell.hll- \\';lfcll 

We are pleased to announce thi'lilhis handsome and 

dependable walch is now available to all members of the 

Brotherhood. Engraved with the seal of the International 

Brotherhood 01 Electrical Workers on its face this quartz 

calendar walch is made by the Hamilton Watch Company. II 

features a yellow gold finish with brown lizard band, quick 

change calendar, sweeping second hand and is waler 

resistant. 

The watch is guaranteed in writing for one year and makes 

an ideal gilt for retirements, graduations, birthdays and other 

important occasions. The price is $67.50 including postage 

and insurance for our members. 

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD 

OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS 

1125151h Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 

Enclosed lind my check (or money order) for $, _____ _ 

No. Watches Desired ______ Price _______ _ 

Total $ 

NAME LOCAL NO. CARD NO. 

ADDRESS 

CITY STATE ZIP 

The above listed article will be supplied only when the proper 

amount has been remitted. Postage is paid by the 

International. 

NOTE TO CANADIAN MEMBERS: We are unable to furnish 

watches to members in Canada. Contact Vice President Ken 

Rose regarding watches available to Canadian members.

II\IIVIEI'JIDRIFJM 

Prayer for Our Deceased Members 

AJ' the C hristmas season draws ncar, alld the spirit oj JlrOfherhood becomes a lillie clorer to liS all, om IwarlS 

remember Ille mallY good Brothers alld Sisters who /ral'l! pas.red 011. !-Im'c merc), 01' (1/1 those whose n(lmes we 

inscribe here Gild all wlro hal'e flied this year. A mell. 

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1.600.00 

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loc.1 

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International Brotherhood of Electri,al Workers - 

Pension and Death Benefit Payment Report 

IBEW PENSION 

B(NUIT FUND 

meTRICAL WORK[RS' 

BENEFIT ASSOCIATION 

NATIONAL meTRICAL 

BENEfiT FUND 

NUMBER AOMITTEO TO PENSION LAST MONTH 

457 

199 

TOTAL NUMBER ON PENSION 

73,701 

31,436 

TOTAL PENSION PAYMENTS LAST MONTH 

$ 4,134,546.56 

I 4,934,442.95 

TOTAL PENSION PAYMENTS LAST 12 MONTHS 

I4B,9B2,105.05 

~8,283,232 .70 

OEATH 8ENEfiTS PAlO LAST MONTH 

$ 116,825.30 

International Brotherhood of Electri,al Workers - 


IBEW PENSION meTRICAL WORK ERS' NATIONAL meTRI CAL 

B[NEfIT fUND BENEFIT ASSOCIATION B[NEIJI FUND 

NUMBER AOMITTEO TO PENSION LAST MONTH 517 300 

TOTAL NUMBER ON PENSION 73,857 31 ,574 

TOTAL PENSION PAYMENTS LAST MONTH $ 4,179,064.21 $ 5,061 ,B76.47 

TOTAL PENSION PAYMENTS LAST 12 MONTHS 149,255,825.86 $58,798,852.78 

$ 95, 149. 24 $ 669,567.19 

International Brotherhood of Electri(al Workers - 


NUMBER AOMITTEO TO PENSION LAST MONTH 

IBEW PENSION 

B[NUtT FUND 

420 

meTRICAL WORKERS' 

BENEfIT ASSOCIATION 

NATIONAL ElECTR ICAL 

BeNEfIT 'UNU 

TOTAL NUM8ER ON PENSION 

TOTAL PENSION PAYMENTS LAST MONTH 

TOTAl PfNSION PAYMENTS lAST 12 MONTHS 

DEATH BENEFITS PAID LAST MONTH 

DEATH BENEfiTS PAID LAST 12 MONTHS 

73,958 

$ 4,154,968.56 

149,378,434.46 

$ 117,497.01 

845,376.66 

$ 5,165,662.26 

~9,1 6 2, 464 .70 

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION 

(Collf/mll'(i from l)a/t(' 1 1) 

a~,o,:~,;_hle "s.lin,! an Hldlviuual v.ho file, 

f Jhc mfOrlll.lllon w nh rc'>pcci 10 v. .. ge 

wlth holdmg (the \\'·4 form). For .... ;Igc, 

p.IIU after June 30. 1983. an individual 

" , ub)Cd 10 a S500 pen,llly for a sla tement 

th!., re'lIlt~ in a .. I ecrelton 

T he Economic Recovery T ax Act of 

19 8 1 and the T ax Equity and Fiscal Respon\ibllity 

Act o f 1982 hale brought 

changes Ihat .... 111 be rl:nected in Ihu 

indilidu!lJ"s la1C re[Urn for 19 82. which 

is due no laler Ihan April 15. 1983. Even,. 

tnpnyer should be well informed on 

thc~e e han ge~ to avoid difficulty in fi1in~ 

to avoid :m)' potenlinl liabi lity for penallies 

or I1nc ~, nnd to insure against paying ,

FLE 

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.. 

· The Night the Angels Sang 

All was still upon the hillside, 

Shepherds kept watch o'er their 

sheep 

Guarding them from every danger 

.- While the world was fast asleep. 

Suddenly a light from heaven 

Changed the nighttime into day_ 

.- Shepherds trembled as they saw it; 

Knelt to hear the angels say: 

"fear not!" For we bring glad 

tidings! 

Born in Bethlehem this night; 

Christ the Saviour, sent from heaven, 

..... Robed in heaven's radiant ligh11 " 

Gates of heaven were flung open! 

Angels chorus came to earth! 

Filled the hillside with their music! 

_ Sang the wonders of Christ's birth! 

Here in Bethlehem, the stable, 

Chosen for the Saviour's bed; 

Shepherds knelt in adoration, 

Where the sheep and oxen fed. 

Oh, this night with all its splendor, 

When the world with music rang, 

rs remembered through the ages 

"Twas the night the angels sang! 

Katherine Art us T~ylor 

Wife of relired member Trcvelyn Renlon T~ylo r 

~ . Lo (~l 60, S~n AnlOnio, Te~ . 

A Season Of My Heart 

Welcome friend to heart and home 

Where friendship and love reside; 

-' Where giving and sharing, loving 

and caring 

,- 

Reach oul at this Christmastide. 

Come warm your soul allove's own 

hearth 

And find strength and courage there, 

To keep you safe in mind and heart 

For the difficulties in life that you 

bear. 

r ask but one small favor of you 

As you go along life's way- 

Keep open the door of your hea rt to 

those 

Who pass along friendship's way. 

Mick"y M~tie It"", 

O~ughlcr of relir"d memb"r T. I. il:eH 

Lou! J23, West P~lm Buch, Hi. 

What Christmas Means 

l istening to friends, and hoping to 

find Qut what Ihey need and want. 

O pening the biggest present first. 

Velve t decorations of red and green, 

Eager children trying to stay awake 

to see San ta . 

Dorothy I. Wo l ~ 

D ~ u ghter of Alber. A. Wob 

Loul 64, Youngstown, Ohio 

Keeping Time 

Although I'm no great crusader, 

Neither revolutionary; 

I have trouble with the month 

Just preceding January. 

Namely Christmas holidays 

That don't seem to remember 

Their very special niche of time 

is only in the month December. 

For I'm sure that 1 have seen 

and seldom is my vision murky, 

on Thanksgiving in November, 

Tinsel very near the turkeyl 

Even October's Halloween 

With its ghostly shrieks and yells; 

I just know that I have heard 

A goblin singing Jingle Bells! 

Now I'm bringing my petition 

And asking you to join with me 

That henceforth, we'll keep 

Christmas 

Ju st where it's supposed to be. 

Rerl Hamill 

Member of loul 605 

lukson, Miss. 

Merry Christmas To You 

Christmas lights, Christmas trees, 

Christmas presents and toys, 

Happy children, laughing children 

Bringing adult joys. 

Shopping and laughing on 

Chilly snowy nights, 

Family times together to 

Look at all the lights. 

Watching the ones you love 

In quiet moments to reminisce. 

Fondly thinking of years past 

And the ones you miss. 

Wreaths decorate the front door, 

Red and green everywhere you peer, 

Secret presents bought, 

light hearts filled with cheer. 

Let Ihis be the besl one yet 

And the theme be love to all, 

Merry Christmas to you, 

Both big and sma ll! 

Tina C~ rl (' . 

Wife of Jerry L Carler 

Lonl 46S, S~n Diego, Cal.

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T o all members of the ISEW, we extend best wishes for a most joyous 

Holiday Season and a prosperous and Happy New Year. In a true sense of . 

brotherhood, may we draw closer together, as citizens of two great nations 

and as members of a great international union, and work toward peace and ~ 

secu rity for all. 

International Pr6sidenr 

In/ernlliional Secretary

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