1984-11 November IBEW Journal.pdf - International Brotherhood of ...

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labor .nd the It5t 01 our country chose Reag~n
Well, for those of ),OU who supported Rugan in
'80, you ought to be able 10 Ice I lot dea.CT now
Don't mike the same mIstake agaml Although
you may not support eY"ry Issue of the Democratic
platlorm, don 't kllhal diStraC t you IIl to supporttng
Reagan. Because, when you come IIghl down to it,
m.ny 01 the Issues WIll become "ery (IIYlallf you
don't h,ye a job.
On November 6, 1984, yote for the wo.king
min', candIdate-Wolter F Mondo/_lhe nC:1I:1
pre"dent of the UnHed Statt, 01 Amellca. And
remembe •. any deciSion you make other Ihan a
Vale fa. Mondol" IS a VOte fa. Rugan
On the Job
hw S'lmr, Ill., P.S
Shown il Brother Howard Eld.idge, I membe. of
local I SO, Waukega n, lit., waiting fa. the rain to
IU)p "'hile work ins on the North WC51 Wue.
DiJuict pipeline.
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Pktured It Brother Tom Nowakowiki Walking II
Slephcn$on High School.
Sohball Teams Excel;
Three Members Retire
L- U. ISOli,em,rts&i; pa ), WA UKEGAN, ILL_Con·
gratulalions arc III order 101 Ihe softball 'eam,
which placed second III tbe IBEW State Champl'
onshlp, and espeeially 101 Don I"oughlon who was
Yoted most valuable r]aye. m Ibe Tournamenl
The prl,' &Oftbdl .eam Ihat Local ISO sponsors,
Iht ~.cb Parlt AIea Alley Can, dId .... ell aloo
They placed fiut In thell area playoffs
Thnt wnc .hree baby gills born III Augus., one
.0 MIke Taylor, one to Darrell Dawson and one 10
Tom Almanza. I hope you and you. WIVeS enioy
yours as mucb as I enJO), mlllel
Several men offiCially retlrcd .h,s sum mel Roy
Barnett, William CO. d'5 and Roy Anglada. Le.'s
hope Ihne men h:t,,!:t long and h:tppy retirement
I'm "cr)' sad to announce Ihe loss 01 IWO 01 our
members recenlly: Jay B.ooks and JenmJer Barkc.
Ja y was a retired journeyman Ihop e!eclncun and
• member Irom 19-16 10 ] 1184. Jenn.fe. WI! only a
lourth·year apprenuce .nd vc ry young. Hann&
worked .... ith Icnnlier, I found she .... 1$ a yery mce
person as .... ell as beeommg a fine cJeclIlClan Ou.
condole",u to tht .. J~,, ~,"c~ ~"d f""",1.
fmally, I hcard the p,cmc was a success thIS
year Three '0 fou r hundred people sho ...·ed up,
which II , fine lu rnout. Several people uid Ihey
wOllld ,ake ~(iI"c 1',,,I,,,co 1", lUC. If I wulJ get
hold of some of thcm, We could gCI Ihern published.
SnvtN L. STkETCIl, P.S
lO-Year Outage Scheduled;
Picnic was a Success
I...U. IS} Ii, m, lib &. spa). SOUTH BEND, INO.­
The wOlk 'Iluatlon helt conunues 10 hold •• 5 own
wllh a 101 of Sholl'lllne lobs being offCled. The 10·
YUt outa ~~ lor Unit I 01 the Cook I'lall1 IS now
scheduled to nan some "me In hhlU:LIY. Thl~, of
course, Is depe ndent upon certam v~T1abln ltlte
fuel consumption, ur"t down IUnc belwcen now
and then, utill ty·rlle ;ncrcas~•. ele. !'rolected shuldo
...·n time is anywhere from elghl monlhs to a
YUr, dependIng upon rroblems found dllllng m·
~pee lion There a.e no avaIlable eslimates as to
h" ... much work we WIll rultze dunng thiS outagei
bllt JU·year shut·downs at othe. nlldear iatlhues
hue Yielded substlnltal work for our trade, and
Ihere IS no reason to thmk Cook .... 111 be any
dlJJClenl
Along Ih " same vem, Amencan ElectriC Po .... e'
(I &. M '5 patenl companyl has nOI ~C. a~ked for a
Gencr";!1 PreSldenl~ I>Il,menancc N:rcelllcm. I know
It !s rumo.ed .hal Cook hu gone to flO pClcell! of
5,.le, bUI ~. I)f till. wllt'''~, lite w~gc. ~,c sull
100 perCent. Although 11 1$ prema.ure, and I mlghl
be wasting my tIme, I feel Ibe conSCMI,., op'n'on
01 OUI membershIp .hould be duly nOled Any
move to .educe om wage would only serve 10
Icduce OUI Io