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Leach at Ihe union meeting in December, 1976, all I can say is, "Work i ~ worse than worser;' if thcre is such a word, Man y ha\'e been laid ofT due to jobs com pleting. What few jobs arc coming out for bid arc being gobbled up by the non-u":.>o contractors How Ihey arc turning a profil wit h their t>id prices is a sheer wonder. Several of our Urothers ha\'e been in or out of hO!ipitals and :He recuperating at home: lack Malt er, George Hickman. George G ardner, Wood row " Ding" Crosby. Raben Vo!i\'a, and Ronald Ricks. ]( you ha\'e lime. go by and see Ihese Brolher! or call and inquire about them at their homes Knowing }'OU have friends who care is bclter Ihan some medicine. Our hearts w:.'re saddened when v.e learned of Ih e passing of Brolher 11 0)
- Meeting with the Governor Organizing • MamMn. Clf Loe.1 105. H.mllion. Ont .. pickallnl non.uni.", prOj..::l. Left to .llhl •• a Brothars Royce A.nold, .u,sl.nl b"siMSI m.n •• et; BIn Vlnl ; Art Risko; .nd Ken W1IIiams. left to rlghl a .... 8ill Swanson. ns;stant director. JATC. local 103; Bo b Rllgan. director, JATC. Local 103: Henry Robinson, pruldenl. BTU. Local 66. Houston, Tex.; Paul Devlin. vice president. AFT; Bill Cleary, """,alary.treasurer, 80s\on BuildlnB Trades; Phil Pirrone; Rob" " Lawre nce. lindmuler. B0510n Trade High School; .nd Jack O'Brlen. fin ancial secretary, l ocal 103. MasS/OchusetlJ Governor Duk"kls. seated. hIS just IIppointed B.other P,rrone to this "dvlsory Council on VGC:I' l ianal.TechnlclIl Educat Ion C. Smith. who died on September 9. 1976. l~ rOl h cr Smith was initialed in 192:0 and WlIS a H·~c:ar member of our l(l("a1. lIe is sur \ivc:d by two sons, Brothers Bob Smith and John Smith. I'hi! Pirrone has been appointed 10 the Massaehusclts Advisory Council on Voc;;ltional-Tec.-hnical Education by Governor D ulal..i~. Phil is a member of Local 101. a former member of our ExeeUlh'e Board :md JATe. and is presently an inSlfllclor in our apprenticeship school. C'ongr:lIulations 10 our Ir~asur~r. John O·Oonnell. On his graduation from the Wh;H1on School of Finance. the Uni\'ersiIY of Penmylvania. The Wharton School is prolaahl}' the fine ~ t financial instilute in lhe country. We are very fortunate 10 ha\'l~ a Irea~urcr "ith such a fine baclgfound. OUf temporary address-until our new h.11I i~ eompleted in April or May- is 194 I'reeport Street. adjacent to the new hall. Unemployment as of December was o\er uoo members. Let's hope this is the limit :lnd thll! work will sian picking up soon. There arc a 101 of proposals. but it secms tha"~ all they are. Maybe new President Jimmy Carter and Spcaler O'Neil can turn the tide of this r«ession and put people hacl to "ark. The officers wish you and }our families a happy and prosperous New Year. UIII WAI !;fR. P.S. Sister Locals Thanked ; Work Looks Bright for Spring I .. l . l OS. IIAMILTON. ONT.-Our local "auld lile. at this time, to th anl the many IREW locals who have assisted placing our m~mbcrs in their areas. Unemplo),mcnt in Ih: loc;a] has been high for SC'\ eral years but th;:- time may ~n come "hen we will be ;ahle to :assist other local ~. p
Page 1: • JOURNAL' FEB' 77 l ew •
Page 4 and 5: • editorial cOlnlnent • The key
Page 6 and 7: , • experience follo ..... ing th
Page 8 and 9: executive council meeting MINUTES A
Page 10 and 11: • MINUTES AND REPORT OF THE INTER
Page 12 and 13: • executive council continued CUD
Page 14 and 15: executive council continued 1 MEMSU
Page 16 and 17: Safety Tips continued from page 13
Page 18 and 19: cO/mlWI'(/ from WIg/' 15 Anothcr al
Page 20 and 21: 'Mith the ladies Resolution No. 999
Page 22 and 23: local lilies New Two-Year Contract
Page 24 and 25: Pavilion ~r.id. al the IWO or tbree
Page 26 and 27: anywhere from apalhy to religious c
Page 30 and 31: Team HI' I 'S Ihl l OCII l OS hochy
Page 32 and 33: the blind how to bowl, provided trn
Page 34 and 35: Dinner-Dance Loc.' t66 membe" .nd w
Page 36 and 37: Enjoying 'he Dinner years of shi pb
Page 38 and 39: depaltlnellt of Resealch alld Ed'ic
Page 40 and 41: I I l Research and Education contin
Page 42 and 43: ears later included linemen from th
Page 44 and 45: At Swivelier Company Cigar I . Jl I
Page 46 and 47: alon!; with him. that it wasn', wor
Page 48 and 49: Dam Construction Party and Dancing
Page 50 and 51: lood in the name of l ocal 331. You
Page 52 and 53: Pin Recipients A .roup of membe •
Page 54 and 55: 8. Do nothing more than is absolute
Page 56 and 57: Third-Time Lile-Saver didn', feel c
Page 58 and 59: all local members and their familie
Page 60 and 61: they were working. Parties were hel
Page 62 and 63: Saultz, C. Dean, E. Dunn. and VanDe
Page 64 and 65: 50 Years Brothe r 0 110 F. Schreibe
Page 66 and 67: all would prosper s:we those: who h
Page 68 and 69: With the5e new contracts comes the
Page 70 and 71: Preparations Being Made For Barg ai
Page 72 and 73: country now; therc is no plDce so f
Page 74 and 75: I •• , .. _. Amount 'flll.1Ull
Page 76: Use The Best Ground Available A Rul

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