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Scholars Local 48, Portland, 0 ••. , aWR,ded R Icholarlhlp to Barbara Brannan who 's UanUd by, lalt. Business '-lanasa. A't Buade. and he. fathe., S'olhe' Russell Bran"an. Workers Clayton Johnson WiJI awarded .. $1.000 schOlar. ship. left to rilht .re Clayton', uncle, whO lie .... i., from Ja!)an 10' Ihe ll'I'~,.nt~l,nn , Rrnlh .., ... nt! Ron "lien, I .. ml'InyH1 0,. Mrs. William JOhn,on, Clayton, Ind BUllnns Manage' Ar. 6uad",. L C. Mye •• .:,;;.;.... ;.;~~b 10u'" _ [I Paso, III Larry J. h rmcr. Eu\:cnc A. ForO!:, Alfrcil G. Fucmc\, Rich,InJ S. ( ' ,ICho.-l. J ;lnlC, D. Gcnlry. Rober, (" GI;h,hurn. Silioln A. '-/:,11. Run .. ld II. lI .uncl, ' ,;1111.. N 1I :lrri~, 10hn II . H;\Ucl. Ron.lld I lI .ml.in\. ROII .. Id F. Hoff. Allen I) 101111..011. I !luren 1'\. John'>Oo. Ron.lld J. K"\\-;IIIlOIO. MiJ:h;u.'1 G. Knapp. Donald J. Ko,1. U,m:".:e I.ile~. Jr .. J im R. l...lmhclI. Ch.lde> I 1 ......1". Juw.,l. R. La:Jril7.0n. 1:on ..·, (. I .. \lrence. Nel..on G. Lu~dy. John II \ blonl:) . 1),11 i,1 W. Mil n\liller. Rohen I . "',I\\\ell. Ri.:hMd I'. M iI}.:a. Terry I . McC.lrlhy. I'alrid J. Mc('uire. Gel) lord 1'. Porler. I homn, (,. Price. Sle~eu I) RohuhOn. lI arold L. Romfo, Milr~in A. £;hmutl!er, Ron,11d W. Schurman. Ibn.:) J. ScOII, Kllnn) I . Scri\ nero Robert L Sirl.luni, Craig A. Stewarl, John W. V .. n Dlliah. Hn,1 Ruh(;11001 lOr .. d uale~: The $1100 ~holar,hiJ'1 '1.1\ ;'\\;U'l!eu 10 Bllrbar" Brannan. Ih", \I,'II[1hlel' of Hrolher I h.~'>:t1 Brann:ul. liM!-a,,, i,,, gradmile of l-r ~nl..Jin Ibgh S~ho,,1 ,lIId \lill major 111 "ccounling "I l'olll:ln
Left to roght tary.treasurer--','-;;:';; John Ma"",r, Insurance Fund: Oanlel recordIng secret~ry ror end anSwer period at "ar. 180 Apprentices W elcomed Into Journeyman Status semIt.U. 511. D ..:TROIT, M le ll.- Friday. Sep· tember 24. was a happy (by for many }'Ollng journeymen of Local j k. AI Ihe lip' prC'nlice gradu:nion bllnqlH:l. which \\a ~ aitended by 180 new journeymen and Iheir ladies. the c l a s~es of 1974 and 1975 re· ceived their oflicial reC'ognition as journeymen. Inlel'niltiurwl Secretary Rlilph A. Leigon relayed a message to all graduH ting appren· tices enlilled. " I-Iow am I to Repay Ihe In. Oeternbe r, 1976 du~try for Pro viding Me Apprentiec rraining'!" Leigon dcchlTl:d that through re5eurch. the price of training one :Ipprcnlice 10 journcym:1I1 i, appro,\imalely $90.000. T his is the amount it requires 10 fund It four rear program h) Ihe eleClrical indu"r). It h a vcr)' high e\pen~e bUI ils repayment is not hurdensome 10 " gOod uniOn nll'mber if he or ~ht." i, :1 uependahle cmplo)ee ami i, concerned tlt-Ollt produclion. crnflsman,hip. and a jlhl profit for his employer. Leigon IIC'd'lred thai Ilod,er, arc not hired mnel) for thC' plea\ure .lntl ~Hisf:l l'lion of haling Ihem on Ihe 1";1)(011. they arC' hired to produce goods ,lOd 'oCT\ kes to satid) Ihe d~mands of con_timers ;lOd Olher firm, or in~'eSIOr~. 'I he lahor of ;1 no:-\\ journqllwn or :my other huilding Irnde~m!lll is con~ldered a coml11odil)'. The demand for our lahor d('pend~ on the ch'lnges in d~'" manti for good~ ;lOti sen ice, \\hal hurts demand i, poor pWdlictioll .~nd ~ hodd } cOn,lTIlctiOn liS wdl I" forl."ign-made prod UCt~ and other ,he,.p and poorly made good,>. All of [he~ [hlOgs help 10 ks)Cn the dl."mand for our scr\'ice~. Leigon lIas accompaniell from Wa,hington hy I ntern~lion;1I Vice I're\ident Thomas E. M;llone, who "elcorncd the gradualing apprenlices to jOtlrnC}'rn nn Slahl>. Malone ~pol..e \,f hOI, Ihe di,ltici i~ glling til need 400 to SOU more nCII journcymen in Ihe nexi fell' year~ :1011 ~Irlniel J. Diamond. fin.tncial and recording secret .. r} of Loc.1l 511. for their outMlInding service to the apl"rentice,hip program. ·1 he evening endell II ilh prc\cnt •• tion of diplom ll~ Mid pins followed by m\l\ic >lnd dan~ing . The \\orl situation in thi ~ juriwiction is about Ihe ~.mle. When \\ilI ~omethi ng breal? II i~ hard to predict al thC' present lime. Vt M'lO'l G. ~ O LfI , P.S. Local Summer Outing A Great Success L U. 6H. (}E~\ ER . COLO.- Bac l.. thb month, after not h:lving an)'t hing in [he JOItrlwf for Ihe lust month. But lil..e e\'eryone else. al lim.·s a person has to get ;lIO.'ly .tnd rcvilalil.c the body: they call il a \';lC;llion. Thi ~ one. like anyo ne else's V,lc:llion, just wasn't long enough. Wilh Ihe coming o f fall. lIorl.. he re in Ihe Denver area is \1011'. slow. ~ Iow . wilh close 10 100 of Ollr members OUI of wor).:. Let's hope thoU things SIan to huppen, and local unemployment bccomes a memory. Winners Retired Brother Ray lIukol. fell. of local 68. Oenwer. Colo., .nd hIS WIfe, Ann. are presented a IOO·doliar bIll by President Benny Feldrn:tn. which they won at the annual local picnic_ Mrs. Donna Clemenson. winner for the secon!! yeal in a row o f Ihe horseShoe pltchln~ conl U\ Wilh the summer spccdiuS by. our local unioll\ annual ~Unlillcr pi~nk I';t, rc,chcduled for Septemher III. While Ihe ""cather lIa",'1 a\ hot II' if il hml Ih!en in J"I} or Au gu~t. it W,I~ ,Iill a ,hUll o;lecvc i..ind of day. lIilh Ihe ,un ,tilying "ilh II' unlil the late .. fternoon. Wit h ;t tI:ly rull of e;II'. drinl..s. dra\\ing'>. race,. /!.;lnlCS. ,lOti brother· hood. :111 of tho,e IIho "ele in IlIlen.Jlln~e scenlC'd \0 enjo) Ihem~elve~, A brcal..do\\1\ of the ,11t~'nd,lnce \ho\\~ nUl aduh~ lind (.jfl children ,,[u:'ndlllg, \ good part of thi~ count. 1~ or 3U ,,,.tUlh. \\:t~ our ~enior membcf', \l\\a}~ £.10
Page 2 and 3: , To every member and family of our
Page 4 and 5: '5 editorial COlnlnellt • I he fu
Page 6 and 7: no t IlrrC51 the dl.'Clinc. Oil imp
Page 8 and 9: 10th District Progress Meeting •
Page 10 and 11: , , • Another view 01 Tenth Distr
Page 12 and 13: 10th District Progress Meeting COll
Page 14 and 15: , INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELEC
Page 16 and 17: IBEW MEMBERS HAVE BETTER IDEAS LINE
Page 18 and 19: , Electricians of Local 68 Help Rep
Page 20 and 21: safety tips for you and your family
Page 22 and 23: Sixth District Arbitration Institut
Page 24 and 25: WlAHA WA2J,IW K2ANK W2AO ell·W2SUC
Page 26 and 27: WA2VWE W2WB WZWGV · Fra nk R. Rour
Page 28 and 29: l .U. W7AlI O' Roy J. Devlsh 1330 E
Page 30 and 31: VE3QO VE4PV VE4QC VE7EN KH6AUO KH6B
Page 32 and 33: ------------------------------- I C
Page 34 and 35: enefils under the Local J comract i
Page 38 and 39: eluded Brother Benny Feldman ..elli
Page 40 and 41: Bake The ","w union h,,11 01 Locil
Page 42 and 43: depaltlnent of Resealch and OMY IND
Page 44 and 45: CQlltilllll'd IrQIII f'6/:(' 39 Rec
Page 46 and 47: School App",ntice ;""rueto .. of Lo
Page 48 and 49: ;. , Retirement ,,- .ighl, lI'e G'l
Page 50 and 51: On the Job Wore man m"mbtl.s of LOC
Page 52 and 53: Loc ~1 325 baseball tum front row.
Page 54 and 55: 1977 will bring llhour n ch:lIlJ)e
Page 56 and 57: President Retires plaque proclaimin
Page 58 and 59: Work Not Improving; Blood Bank Star
Page 60 and 61: without loOm\! sacrir~e from all in
Page 62 and 63: Family Picnic Retiree JI, ......),
Page 64 and 65: er, when you lire :hl.ed 10 ~upport
Page 66 and 67: }'ear') wmner of Ihe "Snealy I'ele"
Page 68 and 69: On the IOC111 scene. th inlls lire
Page 70 and 71: medi;lIor. Immedilltcly following C
Page 72 and 73: I h:l\"e Ihe Mtd dUly 10 report Ihe
Page 74 and 75: eeonlin!; ~lX:relary; Joe " anelak,
Page 76 and 77: Bicentennial Exhibit P,ctured he ..
Page 78 and 79: Boston local Elects Officers 'E' Bo
Page 80 and 81: 10 ha\e fahh in ourseh·e., and in
Page 82 and 83: l oca l Pens.(735) P,",.1744) Pfl!1
Page 84: ON THE JOB AND OFF THE JOB We must

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