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International Operating Engineer - Summer 2018

The quarterly magazine of the International Union of Operating Engineers

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Local Spotlight<br />

Local 158 Hits the Road in Tour de Cure<br />

Maryland Governor Recognizes Training School<br />

IN JUNE, Local 158 was proud to<br />

participate in the <strong>2018</strong> Tour de Cure,<br />

Capital Region, a 100 mile bike ride<br />

held to raise funds for the American<br />

Diabetes Association. It was the fourth<br />

year of participation for Local 158 and<br />

they raised over $4,700.00 this year<br />

alone.<br />

Riding for Team 158 this year were<br />

Business Manager and <strong>International</strong><br />

Vice President Dan McGraw, Business<br />

Representative Jeff Kellogg, Jeff’s<br />

daughter in-law Joanne Burns and<br />

Business Representative Mark Mincher.<br />

Tour de Cure is the American<br />

Diabetes Association’s signature<br />

fundraising event. With strong<br />

support from the business community<br />

including sponsorship and corporate<br />

teams, the events raise funds for<br />

research, advocacy, programs and<br />

education.<br />

More than 1,200 participants, 300<br />

volunteers, sponsors and spectators<br />

came together to raise $550,000 to<br />

fund critical research, advocacy efforts,<br />

programs and education to support<br />

all children and adults living with<br />

diabetes.<br />

Local 15 Dedicates Welding<br />

Shop to Deserving Members<br />

LOCAL 15 welding instructor Frank<br />

Papik recently retired after 39 years of<br />

service to the union. Frank was one<br />

of the original pioneers of the Local’s<br />

Apprenticeship School and one of the<br />

first instructors to be certified through<br />

the IUOE National HAZMAT Program.<br />

In appreciation of his service, the Local<br />

15 Welding Shop has been named in<br />

his honor along with fellow Local 15<br />

honoree Edward Feddock.<br />

MARYLAND GOVERNOR Larry<br />

Hogan and Secretary of Labor Kelly<br />

Schulz paid a recent visit to IUOE Local<br />

37’s Training School in Baltimore.<br />

Business Manager Bob Holsey took<br />

them on a tour of the facility and the<br />

Local training staff demonstrated some<br />

of the techniques the school utilizes<br />

in its course offerings. The Local is<br />

celebrating 50 years of operations at<br />

the Training School this year.<br />

The Governor also presented<br />

a special “Governor’s Citation” to<br />

recently retired Local 37 Business<br />

Manager and <strong>International</strong> Trustee Joe<br />

Shanahan in recognition of his years of<br />

service.<br />

[above, L to R] Retired Local 37 Business Manager and<br />

<strong>International</strong> Trustee Joe Shanahan, Maryland Governor Larry<br />

Hogan, and Local 37 Business Manager Bob Holsey.<br />

[below] Local 37 Instructor Mike Funk demonstrates egg skills<br />

challenge on an excavator.<br />

[left] Governor Hogan tries his hand at the Excavator<br />

Simulator with help from Local 37 Instructor Garry Khal.<br />

[photos] Local 37<br />

[above, L to R] Local 158 Business<br />

Representative Jeff Kellogg, Local 158<br />

Business Manager and <strong>International</strong> Vice<br />

President Dan McGraw, and Joanne Burns.<br />

[photo] Local 158<br />

[right] Local 15 Business Manager Tom<br />

Callahan and Welding Instructor Frank<br />

Papik, along with other Local 15 members<br />

and staff, stand in front of the Frank Papik/<br />

Ed Feddock Welding Shop.<br />

[photo] Local 15<br />

18<br />

INTERNATIONAL OPERATING ENGINEER<br />

SUMMER <strong>2018</strong> 19

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