IUE-CIO Local 301 News, 1962 January 19

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Yol. 9, No. 3

The” Voice of Gs “E. lorkers, ieee sol

Jan. 19, 1962."

LOCAL 301 | ENDORSES PRES, JOHN | SHA\ MBO.”

‘At the’ January mei ership" meetings of 1UE Local 301 held last

Monday, covering -th

'third shifts meetingtheld °

econd shift afternoon meeting and the first and
n the evening, a statement and resolution

“were unanimously ‘adopted endorsing John Shambo, President of Local301,
as candidate for Assemblyman representing Schenectady County in he :

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New: York State ‘ASRS

“LINGOLN'S BIRTHDAY ZO BE OBSERVED

The hembership, aE the xogiitan|

meeting held on January 15th, voted
to approve the recommendations: of
the Executive Board in observing
Lincoln's Birthday which falls on
February l2th, instead of Wa shing-
,ton's Birthday. This will «give
our members the opportunity to
enjoy a long: ‘weekends

The Executive Board authorized
the officers of Lécal 301 to pre-«
sent recommendations fox changes
of any other holidays which. in
their opinion would be HEN Gy WeaG
to our members

HELP WANTED FOR SCIENCE FAIR

7 the students at “the Oneida
“Junior High School will:conduct
their fifth annual Science Fair on
Fabelesy 6the

os Projects. ‘in Biology, Chemis-
try, Physics: and Earth Science will
ae undertaken, this year.

Adhering ‘to past practice, the
principal of the school is calling
upon the adults of. the commund ty

“for igs Tee

Couns elors, advisors. and ©
sponsors to the various youngsters
are needed, Anyone who is in a.
position to serve and has talents

along the lines of the sciences _
m “is asked to contact
- the school on EX 3-8252, Infor-
“mation describing the various -
phases. of the science projects may
be obtained by contac ning™ the ;

«Union Obi i ces:

“The” statement and resolution
were ‘intFoduced from the floor by’
William Garrison, a veteran member °
of Local 301, employed in the Gas

¢

Turbine Department. ¢ ‘on. the. 2nd shi the

STATEMENT:

Over “the: years Local 301] has
produced the caliber of leadership
that has not only been outstanding
in. the Labor Mavement,, but has been
equally outstanding for its leader-
ship in community services and in
providing an improved economic
standard for people in ald walks of
life,

Today, from Local 301, another
leader of this caliber has come .forth
and is seeking to take on the addite-
ional responsibilities of an elective
office, in»the governing body of
the State of New York.

For this reason, the. nigmber °
ship of Local 301 offers the
Following resolution: .

RESOLUTION:

Be it resolved that the member=

ship of Local 301, IUE-AFL-CIO,

direct the officers of Local. 301,
IUE“AFL-CIO; to give their full and
able support to Local 301 President,
John Shambo, in his bid for nomin-
ation and. election to. the Assembly

Jof. the State of New.York, as. the.
|representative of the people from
pochenectady. PPENTeyte

- President Shambo thanked the ae
members. forthe faith and confidence:

‘shown, by. them in endorsing his

candidacy, ‘He assured them that he.

{would do his best to fulfill thein:

hopes and aspirations in the New

| York State Assembly. nites SABER ete.

““SSEDUCATIONAL COMMITTEB® <6 9

-. Frank Masterson, #37 +
fe Herman Podell, 4273 .

STANDING COMMITTEES FOR. 1962,

ACTIVITIES: COMATTTES a

The following Standing Comm=
ittees were approved by the membér-
ship of Local 301 for the yene ae 62

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE
James’ J. Cognetta, +52
Anthony Campriello,® #52.
William Kelly, #273

Fay ‘Hildreth, #59

David Stockheim, #273
Larry Gebo, #273 "
Joseph Alois, #273

‘LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ©
Whole “Executive Board ‘
To act as sub-committee:
David. Gunn, #273
John Wager; #40 | «
‘Angelo Duranté, #12,
James Je Cognetta, #52, Leg. Rap»
_« for the Local

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“FINANCE COWMITTEE are
Pat Donato, #52... 08
Edward Nejman, #85 0.
Charles Brothers, #285
“George De Cresce, #18

Leo Jandreau, Business Agent’

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James Carey, #273. ‘
‘Allen E. Townsend, Union Office
'. Thomas McCabe, #273 a
- Jahn Shambo, #16
John Martucci, #273 0% 3
Joseph Korszun, Knolls
Richard Jendreski, #16 °
Ralph Vitallo, Union Office
David Stockheim,: #273 |

DISCHARGE COMMITTEE
John Saccocio, #52
Miles Moon, #40

» BUILDING CONT TTEE
John Shambo, #16 =

‘. William Kelly; # fo3

&" Roy: Schaffer, #23. f
’ David :Gunn, #273 -.

Pat Donato, 52

Joseph ‘Mangino, 749

Leo Jandreau, Busines A

- Charles: BE ornare it

. Edward..Nejman,%

.George De. Crescey i

Elmer Collis, #285. ~

Frank: Nasterson, #37

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
‘John Shambo, #16
William:Kelly, “#273

Leo Jandreau, Business

APPEALS. COMMITTEE

‘Agent

tage “the following delegates

: Schenectady Area: .

Roy Schaffer, #23 oe
Allen E,' Townsend, Union Office
William Christman, Union Office
Charles Scott, Union’ Office |
Joseph Drozdowski, Union Office
James Carey, 3/273 :
Thomas “licCabe, #273
Joseph Catino, #109:
Richard Jendresi,

Hl 6
Edward Nejman, 85 *

‘Ralph Vitallo, Union Office

Toni Smith, #12.

‘Angelo Durante, #12

Frank Masterson, #37

Walter «Borkowski, #81

John Wager, #40 «»

Michael Santore, : #49

Walter Martin, #60.

Elmer calling #285

OFFICE WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Committee consists. of Whole * ‘Executive
Board

"20 DELEGATES ELECTED TO
~CENTRAL TABOR COUNCIL:

At. the January itenibership Meet
were <—
elected to a term of one year to -
the Centrad. Labor Council, Bat: CIO,

Robert White
Walter Martin
Michael Santore
Pat Lombardi
Larry Gebo
* Joseph Mangino
. Leo. Jandreau
Joseph Korszun
“Donald Wood
James Hayes

‘Roy Schaffer
Charles Kruger:
Sunday Lupi
John Fasake ,
John Wager o-%«.' %.,
William Mastriani.
“James Reedy:

>John Shambo
‘Walter Borkowski

. Five members were elected ee
the’ 2nd shift-and 15 were elected -
from the. dist and 3rd shistes. :

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AUDIT COMMITTEE ELECTED

Each year, in keeping with | our.
local: Constitution and By-laws, set ine
committee of three rank-and=file
members are elected by the member~-
ship to supervise the auditing of

jthe Uniont $ books for Ene prerhaus -

years.

; The ‘three éank~end~ file ‘members,
elected at the January membership |

meeting to. serve on the Audit,
Committee are the following:

“Ralph ‘Béyd
Paul Moran
i Hugh Gaige.

Committee of 3 from Executive Board ject!

at time the cas e comes’ up for.
appeals ite a

(cont'd. next column)

Frank Masterson ../".

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