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card number 3291 Comments: Golf Outing for Wounded Warrior Project Friday July 23, 2010 The Sons of Legion Bajart Post 1122. The Legion is located at 840 McLean Ave in Yonkers. The outing will be played at Van Cortlandt Golf Course. The outing will be a shotgun scramble and will tee off at 1 pm. There will be a catered dinner to follow back at the legion. There will also be prizes raffles and so much more that day. It will be a $130 per golfer. All money made from the outing will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. Which is a charity which is helping our injured troops that are coming home from around the world these days. Anyone interested can contact me at 914-224-5413 or via email at cgeib1120@aol.com or can go to the Bajart Post at 840 McLean Ave to sign up. Please come out enjoy the day and help us raise some money for our wounded warriors. Thank you Carl Geib
card number retired Comments:
FISHING TRIP THE LONG ISLAND FISHING TRIP WILL BE ON SAT.JUNE 12TH. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED YOU MUST CALL JOE AT 516-263 5439 SPACE IS LIMITED TO 50 PEOPLE BOAT: CAPT. JIM PLACE: FREEPORT CAPT. ASSOCIATION 540 GUY LOMBARDO AVE. FREEPORT NY 11520 ADULTS ONLY. $60 INCLUDES FOOD,DRINK,POLES & A GOOD TIME. CALL ASAP SHIP SAILS 7A.M.
card number 38 Comments:
Retirement Party For Mike Byrnes & Clint Miller (Dover/Thyssen)
At
The Polish Center 92 Waverly Street Yonkers NY, 10701 914-965-2559 (Map)
Friday June 18th 2010 5:30pm – 9:30pm $60.00 Per Person ----------- Contact Mike Mac 914-447-9452 Frank Birmingham 914-447-9283
card number 1688 Comments: Danbo, congratulations for having the courage to put your name on a ballot and stand for election, it takes guts. But please learn how to spell amendment before you become correspondent. Also the 1st amendment only protects you from having the GOVERNMENT taking away your right to expression. If you are not making sense everyone else has the right to ask you to shut up. You don't have to but they can ask. Good luck.
card number 14 Comments: Good luck to all who are running for office in the upcoming election.  Semper Fi, Frederick McCourt
card number 666 Comments: Freedom of speech and of the press. First ammendment rights. I am running for Local One Correspondent, and intend to exercise my first amendment rights to the Nth degree. You may not always like what I have to say, but it will always be the truth and to the point. So, vote for me on June 17th if this sounds good to you. ..,,Danbo Kuhn
card number 1613 Comments: RESULTS OF NOMINATIONS
PRESIDENT/BUSINESS MANAGER: Lenny Legotte unopposed
VICE PRESIDENT/BUSINESS AGENT: Gary Riefenhauser Fred McCourt Denis Kilduff Steve Mazza Mike Stanley Charles Novak
SECRETARY TRESURER
Mike Riegger unopossed
DAY SECRETARY
Dennis O'Neill unopossed
RECORDING SECRETARY
Lee Pirone unopossed
TRUSTEES
Bill Bulger unopossed Philip Ducatelli unopossed Andy Schrettner unopossed Joe Houlahan unopossed Kevin McClaughry unopossed
EXAMING BOARD
Tom Whooley Tommy Coyne Rob Mazza Brendan Loftus WARDEN
John Hook unopossed
CORRESSPONDENT
Dan Andrews Dan Kuhn
card number 86 (retired) Comments: Tony, I'm impressed, you worked for Otis in 1963? I started with Westinghuse in 1970 and I have trouble remembering my kids names. Good job.
card number 2540 Comments: Hello brothers and sisters from local 96 Kingston Ontario Canada. We are one day away from a legal strike position , so hopefully an agreement is met and we carry on, if not we will stay united.
card number 591 ret Comments: hi tony q i still talk to jack o niel and tom macchia . they are moernizing the u. n. again. remember j lekow ? he had the u. n. in the mid seventies. take care tom mcc.
card number 2156 Comments: hi brothers, its been a long, long, time. just wanted to say hello. worked for otis 1961 to 73. hung out with, arthur mc nally, steve smith, charlie loesh . cannot believe that i still remember those names. anyway. stay safe. p.s. great times in central park , during lunch of course. tony q.
card number 14 Comments: GREAT NEWS...Andrew Gitto is home with his Mom and Dad and the rest of his family and friends. He received a hero's welcome in his hometown last night. They had a big parade with fire trucks and all of the wrapping for him. Even the Mayor showed up. Politicians will show up anywhere?LOL Good luck to you Andrew on your recovery. The Local One family is very proud of you and the rest of our brave men and women of the armed forces of the United States of America. You take care of yourself and maybe you can come to the next union meeting with your Dad. Peace!!! Semper Fi, Freddie
card number 1422 Comments: PLEASE JOIN US FOR A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKERS KILLED AND THOSE INJURED ON WORKSITES DURING 2009 AND EARLY 2010 WEAR YOUR HARDHATS All construction workers, their families and friends are invited to join with the Building & Construction Trades, union leaders, members and the Building Trades Employers’ Association. WHEN: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 2:45 p.m. Hardhat Procession into the Cathedral 3:00 p.m. Memorial Service WHERE: Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, 460 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10022 (between 50th and 51st Streets) For more information, please contact: Father Brian Jordan (646) 473-0413 Kristy Martinelli, BTEA (212) 704-9745 Linda Camacho, BCTC (212) 647-0700, ext. 1 Line up will start at 2:00 P.M. at 51st Street between Fifth and Madison Avenues
card number 1179 Comments: Hopefuls wait in line for more than 24 hours for elevator repair job applicationsSunday, April 25th 2010, 4:00 AM  Davies for News People camped out to receive applications from the Joint Apprentice and Training Committee of the Elevator Industry of Local 3. Only 750 applications are being distributed on Monday, April 26, on a first-come basis. They waited on line day and night, sleeping in tents and playing cards to pass the time. They weren't hoping to buy iPads or concert tickets. They wanted jobs. Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will hand out applications for elevator repair apprenticeships at 9 a.m. Monday. By midday Saturday, the line stretched three blocks - and some of the hopefuls had already been there more than 24 hours. "The early bird gets the worm," said Jesse Freeman, 27, of Woodhaven, Queens, who got in line at 4 a.m. Friday. "I don't mind sacrificing four nights for this." Most in the crowd of 200 said they were drawn there by the promise of well-paid jobs with good benefits. Many were out of work, like Freeman's friend, Jeremy Fernandez, 24, also of Woodhaven, who lost his construction job six months ago. "It would definitely improve our lives," he said, adding that he has a 1-year-old son. "It's not just a job. It's a career." Some in line killed time by playing cards. William Santo, 39, of Whitestone, Queens, said he has been getting by on $10 to $12 an hour doing residential electrical work since losing his bank job. "A guy like me with two kids and a mortgage - it's tough," he said. "This is one of the best jobs in the city. I don't want to lose a chance to get an application." His anxiety was echoed by Joe Barclay, 52, of Staten Island, who got in line at 1 p.m. Saturday. "It would mean a lot to me to get this job," Barclay said. "Right now it's tough to find anything, but you have to keep on trying and hoping for the best." Union officials could not be reached for comment.
card number 14 Comments: I spoke with Greg Gitto today and his son Andrew is doing really well. He had surgery on his hand and he should be able to have full motion with his thumb in time. His eye is going to be 100% fine but the two rounds that are in his body will be left in there. He should hopefully be home within a week or so and be able to recover with his family and friends by his side. Mom and Dad are both doing great and both of them are very impressed with the way the USMC brass is treating them. Peace!!! Semper Fi, Freddie
card number 14 Comments: Andrew Gitto, the UNITED STATES MARINE who was wounded in Afghanistan has been transported to a hospital in Iraq. He was supposed to be flown to Germany but the flights are being canceled due to the volcanic ashe that is in the air. He will be flown back to the states on the first available flight and be admitted to Walter Reed hospital in DC. Andrews injury to his eye seems to be doing good but the injury to his finger seems to be a lot more serious. The bullet that entered his chest has been left in place until he enters a better hospital, Walter Reed. Please keep the prayers coming!!! Peace!!! I will keep you updated. Semper Fi, The McCourts
card number 10 Comments: I want to thank those of you who took the time to vote for my daughters Band "West of Galway" I told her she probably had Local 1 to thank. For those of you who may be curious my wife is Irish American. her parents came from Galway and Sligo. I am of course Italian but my mom was born in Edinburgh Scotland. When I was singing in an Italian restaurant the owner knew my daughter was president of the Naples Irish American club so one night he asked me. Hey Toma, don't your daughter know dat she's Italian. I told him he would have to talk to her mother.
card number 14 Comments: Brother Greg Gitto, a shop steward for Thyssen repair in New Jersey has a son named Andrew who is a UNITED STATES MARINE!!! Andrew was wounded last night while he was on patrol in Afghanistan. He was shot in the shoulder and the bullet traveled through to his chest and skimmed his lung. He was also hit in his hand and he also suffered an eye injury due to shrapnel. Andrew will live but he needs all the prayers that we can muster!!! He is a kid, 20 years old? The good thing about this is that he will be able to come home as a HERO when his wounds heal and be with his mom & dad and the rest of his family. God Bless You young Marine and stay strong!!! I will keep everybody updated on him as the information comes in. Peace!!!! Semper Fi, The McCourts
card number 1870 Comments: I would like to take a moment to thank everyone at Local 1 for their thoughts and generosity over the last five months. Words cannot express how much it has meant to me, my wife and my family. I would especially like to thank Jimmy Davis, Dennis O'Neil, Keith Barrett and all Thyssen Krupp employees for the overwhelming support we have received during my cancer treatment. Only one more chemo treatment to go. So far doctor is telling me things are going well and hope to see you all soon.
card number 591 ret Comments: hello to all, best of luck to jim connoly, see u guys soon, regards tom mcc |
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