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IBEW Local Unions Mark Nation, Editor's Note: Nallonal Electrical Week, February 11-17 of this year was celebrated and promoted all across the United States by literally hundreds of IIU:W Local Unions. We believe It is proper that the nation reserve a week in which to pause and reflect on the Industry which assures it that its lifeblood will continue to flow, the electncal industry. Many critics are now laking alill at our Industry. Fortunately, man is endowed with the capability to provide solutions Common sense with a balanced outlook IS essential. Man must have mOlc energy and In8n must live In harmony with nature. Technol08Y holds forth the promise of accomplishment and fultillment of these twin goals. This was the theme In which our local Unions celebrated National Electncal Week. On this page and the follOWing pages, some of the actlll Itles of our local Unions are pictured and descnbed. They are indicatrlle 01 the efforts 01 many. many more local Unions and IBEW Members. New Prorluds
lectrical Week Joint Ap French, Executive Director; AI BenLler, President; and Fred Sehlmeyer, Vice President. The public memocr i:. the Reverend William Flanagnn, S.J., and the c>,:cculivc \Ccn!la ry is George McKee. A luncht.:on for community leaders of Jabor. govcrnm('nl, and indu..,try was served in the Empire Stale Room. George McKee gave the welcoming uddrcs.., and introduced the speakers. Brother Joe Cavanagh, AI Bender. the Honorable John V. N. Klein, Suffolk County Executive, and the Honorable Joscph H. Driscoll. Jr., Deputy EXI..'Culivc of Nassau County, said they were happy to be a part of Nationul Electrical Week. The Honorable Louis Levine, ",rl l, 1913 Commissioner of Labor in the Slate of New York, said he was proud to be associated with Local 25's skilled laborers. Anthony Ileltis .. illlO, Assistant to Intcrnational PrclOidcnt Pillard, prcsented somc thoughts about rethinking on a tionn l Elcctrical Week, but stoned Ihm redirecting public allention rrom ncgativl.! to the positive is an enonnous task :tIla must be continued long after Natinnni Electric:.1 Week is over. Vice Presid..:n t Charlel> Scharfe, Jr., or District I, NECA, also spoke, as did Third District International Rcpre!>Cntnlivc Robert Dun leavy. Brother Dunleavy told the more-Ihnn 600 guests Ihal, as he flew up from PitlSburgh, he saw 1. Part ot booth display area 2. Apprentice Sieve Oombroski explaining traffic lili!:ht controls at JATC display 3. Lett to nght: Journeyman Otto Refs, Local 25 President Everelt w. Leh· mann, and 1st year apprentice Gregory Charles ,
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