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1962
DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
IN MONTANA
The Directory of Labor Organizations in Montana is compiled every
two years by the Unemployment Compensation Commission, Helena,
Montana.
The demand for this directory has increased over the years. Dis-
tribution is made as a public service to principal officers of state,
district and local labor unions, employer organizations, libraries, re-
search centers, public officials, and on request to any interested
individuals as long as the supply lasts.
Every human effort is made to provide a complete and accurate
listing. Because of the nature of the project and the human factors
involved, some changes may have occurred even before the directory
is in print.
The cooperation and help of union officials and their members in
providing the information for this directory is gratefully acknowledged.
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION
EDGAR H. REEDER, Chairman— Helena
DR. GEORGE A. MORRISON, Commissioner— Great Falls
HOWARD N. HEBERT, Commissioner— Billings
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Representing Employers:
NORMAN 0. BLEVINS Helena
ROBERT D. CORETTE Butte
ROBERT N. HEEDING Libby
J. W. M ARLOW Helena
CARL A. RAHN Billings
Representing Employees:
CHESTER R. BATES Helena
R.J. BOYLE Billings
JOHN F. DUSAK Great Falls
JOSEPH HARRINGTON Missoula
BERNHARD MERKEL Bozeman
Representing the Public:
MAX P. MABERRY Great Falls
JAMES F. NEELY Helena
CALVIN S. ROBINSON Kalispell
MRS. NORMA S. STOTESBURY Billings
CONRAD R. TVEDT Glasgow
MONTANA, 1962 5
STATE AND DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS
A. F. L. - C. I. O,, Montana State— James S. Umber, Pres., Box 1176,
Helena, ph. 442-1708; Charles Baldwin, Vice Pres., 208 E. Main,
Missoula, ph. LI 9-8067.
Butchers, Montana State Federation of — Henry Smith, Pres., 1221 Les-
lie, Helena; John Mogus, Secy, 207 Cherry St., Anaconda.
Carpenters, Montana State Council of — Bernhard Merkel, Pres., 709
South Wilson, Bozeman; Robert Harris, Secy, 812 9th Ave. West,
Kalispell.
Carpenters, Northeastern Montana District Council of — George Kemmis,
Pres., Box 626, Sidney; Louis Songer, Secy, Skylard Road, Glasgow,
ph. 228-8507.
Carpenters, Northwestern Montana District Council of — Martin Haugen,
Pres., 427 1st Ave. E., Kalispell, ph. 756-3501; R. P. Peterson, Secy,
948 7th Ave. E., Kalispell, ph. 756-4965.
Electrical Workers, Montana Council of — Glen Evangelicti, Vice Pres.,
942 Terry Ave., Billings, ph. 259-0218; A. G. Bolinske, Secy, 912 Ave.
E., Billings, ph. 259-7774.
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union, Montana — Leonard Ken-
field, Pres., Great Falls; Ralph Cook, Secy; offices at 750 6th St.
S. W., P. 0. Box 2089, Great Falls.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees, State Council of — Francis Healow,
Pres., 24 So. 29th St., Billings; Lewis J. Teddy, Secy, Box 995,
Helena, ph. 442-3776.
Laborers, Montana District Council of — E. R. Britten, Secy, Box 163,
Great Falls.
Lumber and Sawmill "Workers, Montana District Council of — Ben
Vaughn, Pres., Rte. 1, Box 130, Libby, ph. 293-5431; Robert C. Weller,
Exec. Secy, Box 201, Kalispell, ph. 756-5747.
Machinists, Montana Council of — Carl Dill, Secy, 2509 3rd Ave. So.,
Great Falls, ph. 452-1320.
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, International Union of — Barney Rask,
Exec. Bd. Member, 516 Metals Bank Bldg., Butte, ph. 792-7481.
Operating Engineers, ]Montana State Branch of — Bud White, Secy, 24
South 29th St., Billings, ph. 248-8981.
Painters, State Conference of — Lyle A. B. Johnson, Pres., 211 N. Wal-
lace St., Bozeman; Perry S. Melton, Secy, 630 1st Ave. W., Kalispell,
ph. 756-7583.
Plumbers and Fitters, State Association of — Henry Nelson, Pres., Mis-
soula; John Forkan, Secy, Anaconda.
State, County and Municipal Employees, Montana State Council No. 9
of — George L. Hammond, Pres., 121 Burlington St., Missoula, ph.
549-7656; John P. Caldwell, Exec. Director, 2312 Humble St., Mis-
soula, ph. 549-5481; Mrs. Lola M. Evans, Secy-Treas., Warm Springs.
Teachers, Montana Federation of — Eileen Nixon, Secy, 805 N. Main,
Butte, ph. 729-7172.
Teamsters, Joint Council of — Robert Ramphy, Pres., Box 59, Bozeman,
ph. 586-6705; Norman Sloan, Secy, Box 791, Helena; G. R. Roher,
Trustee, 2815 Montana Ave., Billings, ph. 248-8181.
Typographical, Montana Conference — Sam Butler, Pres., Rte. 2, Elmar;
J. Robert Olson, Vice Pres., 619 Lewis Ave., Billings, ph. 259-5454;
Fred Richards, Secy, 604 Caledonia, Butte.
United Mine Workers of America, District No. 27 — R. J. Boyle, Pres.,
Treasure State Building, Billings.
6 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
ANACONDA
Deer Lodge Garrison Philipsburg Warm Springs
Barbers No. 575— F. G. DeLaHunt, Pres., 401 Jefferson, ph. 563-6740;
Vern Opp, Secy, Turf Barber Shop, ph. 563-8282; 3rd Thursday,
Carpenters Hall.
Bartenders No. 746 — William Shegina, Pres., 516 E. 4th, ph. none; John
Aspholm, Secy, 420 Cherry, ph. 563-7423; 2nd Wed., Croatian Hall.
Beauticians No. 575-B— Johanna Schultz, Pres., 1003 E. Park, ph. 563-
3801; Helen Golden, Secy, 1206 E. 4th, ph. 563-6937; 3rd Monday,
Moose Hall.
Blacli:smiths No. 237— Matt R. Kriskovich, Pres., 517 Birch, ph. 563-5737;
Edward Ryan, Secy, 610 Alder, ph. 563-6833; 4th Friday, Croatian
Hall.
Boilermakers No. 80 — Larry Huber, Pres., 517 Chestnut, ph. 563-2484;
Stanley Malcolm, Secy, 211 W. Park, ph. 563-2310; 4th Tuesday,
Carpenters Hall.
Brewery & Soft Drink Workers No. 104— Pres., none; John Pellegrini,
Secy, 1114 E. Park, ph. 563-6208.
Bricklayers & Masons No. 2 — Frank Forsman, Pres., 1907 Ogden, ph.
563-5848; Leonard Hoscheid, Secy, Valley View Homes, ph. 563-7532;
2nd Friday, Carpenter Hall.
Butchers No. 384— Art Hill, Pres., 803 E. 3rd, ph. 563-6363; John Mogus,
Secy, 207 Cherry, ph. 563-7831; 1st Tuesday, Croatian Hall.
Carpenters & Joiners No. 88 — Arthur Baumgardner, Pres., 1900 Ham-
burg, ph. 563-6995; Harold Lathrope, Secy. 215 E. Commercial, ph.
563-2063; Bus. Agent, Clarence Wells, 513 Spruce, ph. 563-3216; 1st,
3rd Friday, Carpenter Hall.
Central Labor Council— John Mogus, Pres., 207 Cherry, ph. 563-7831;
Robert Glen, Secy, 410 Locust, ph. 563-6804; 2nd, 4th, Monday, Lower
A. O. H. Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 200 — Emmett Corrigan, Pres., 707 Main, ph. 563-
5523; Tom Brebrick, Secy, 114 N. Locust, ph. 563-2633; Walter Der-
zay. Bus. Agent, 513 Cedar, ph. 563-6622; 1st, 3rd Tuesday, Carpen-
ters Hall.
Engineers, Stationary No. 297 — Carl W. Douglas, Pres., Opportunitj',
ph. 563-7684; William Ginsberg, Secy, 1815 Hamburg, ph. 563-5110;
1st Wednesday, Carpenter Hall.
Firefighters Union No. 436 — Savino Cecconi, Pres., 1114 E. 5th, ph.
563-7145; William Ehlafald, Secy, 504 Walnut, ph. 563-3263; Every
quarter. Fire Station.
Hod Carriers & General Laborers No. 235 — Tom Garvey, Pres., 414 W.
4th, ph. 563-3993; James Corrigan, Secy, 614 Pine, ph. 563-3948 (and
Bus. Agent); 1st Monday, Carpenters Hall.
Hotel & Restaurant Workers No. 509 — Eva Shepka, Pres., 215 Ash, ph.
563-7146; Alice Shepka, Secy, 215 Ash, ph. 56.3-7146; 3rd Monday,
Mine Mill Hall.
Laundry Workers No. 15— Rose Nazer, Pres., 521 Elm, ph. 563-3832;
Virginia Cecconi, Secy, 310 E. 4th, no phone; 2nd Thursday, Car-
penters Hall.
MONTANA. 1962 7
Anaconda — ( Continued)
Lead Burners No. 710 — John Sweedish, Pres., 813 E. Park, ph. 563-7156;
Carl Gustafson, Secy, 909 E. 4th, ph. 563-3914.
Machinists No. 29— Thomas J. Walsh, Pres., 2009 Haggin, ph. 563-5863;
James Dorsey, Secy, 504 Ash, ph. 563-6184; 1st, 3rd Monday. Upper
Carpenter Hall.
Mechanics No. 1336— J. E. Wiant, Pres., 1608 Ogden, ph. 563-3894; Walter
Tucker, Bus. Agent, 1216 W. Park, ph. 563-6800; 1st Wednesday,
A. O. H. Hall.
Mill & Smeltermen No. 117— Owen McNally, Pres., 910 E. 6th, ph. 563-
7460; Al Gordon, Secy, 406 Ash, ph. 563-6585; Thursday, Union Hall.
Molders No. 309 — James Campbell, Pres., 124 E. Commercial, ph. 563-
2817; John Sajcich, Secy, 413 Willow, ph. 563-2837; 3rd Tuesday,
Croatian Hall.
Musicians No. 81 — Robert Mickelson, Pres., 208 N. Cherry, ph. 563-2655;
Louis Mertzig, Secy, 1607 W. Park, ph. 563-7952; 2nd Monday.
Painters, Decorators No. 182 — Fred Spaun, Pres., 403 W. Com'l., ph.
563-2565; Terry Clark, Secy, 420 E. Com'l., ph. 563-5610; 1st, 3rd
Thursday, A. O. H. Hall.
Patternmakers— Gus Sbragia St., Pres. & Secy, 1010 E. 6th, ph. 563-5706.
Pipefitters & Helpers No. 672 — Harold Stone, Pres., W of Anaconda,
ph. 563-2193; John Hogan, Secy, 309 E. 4th, ph. 563-5894; 3rd Wednes-
day, Carpenters Hall.
Plasterers Union No. 147— John Hammill, Pres., 614 Elm, ph. 563-5372;
Harry Hammill, Secy, 614 Elm, ph. 563-5372; Tom Garvey, Bus.
Agent, 414 W. 4th, ph. 563-3993.
Plumbers & Steam Fitters No. 67:? — Don Painter, Pres., Warm Springs,
no phone; John Forkan, Secy, 404 Poplar, ph. 563-6217; 1st Thursday,
Carpenters Hall.
R. R. Blacksmiths No. 123— J. J. Hamill, Chairman, 212 Willow, ph.
563-2229.
R. R. Carmen No. 81— Anthony Joy, Chairman, 1021 W. 3rd, ph. 563-3607.
R. R. Clerks No. 1327— J. H. Riley, Chairman, 2010 Tammanv, ph.
563-2723.
R. R. Electricians No. 200 — Walter Derzay, Chairman, 513 Cedar, ph.
563-6622.
R. R. Firemen & Ensinemen No. 500 — J. H. McCarvel, Chairman, 521
E. 3rd, ph. 563-2976.
R. R. Machinists No. 100 — Floyd Collins, Chairman, No. 2 Fairview
Homes, ph. 563-7562.
R. R. Maintenance of Way No. 2615 — J. F. Young, Chairman, 409 Spruce,
ph. 563-3256.
R. R. Sheet Metal Workers No. 318— A. S. Lane, Chairman, 1720 Haggin
Ave., ph. 563-3839.
R. R. Telegraph Operators No. 23— H. A. L'Heureax, Chairman, Rocker,
Butte.
DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Anaconda — (Continued)
R. R. Train Dispatchers — A. L. Fordmeir, Chairman, 1915 Tammany,
ph. 563-5112.
R. R. Trainmen No. 614 — R. R. McLean, Chairman, 609 Main, ph.
563-5582.
R. R. Welders No. 123 — J. R. Johnson, Chairman, Valley View Homes,
ph. 563-3757.
Retail Clerks No. 1041— Betty Moreni, Pres., 910 E. Park, ph. 563-3750;
Willfred Nevin, Secy, 1115 W. 3rd, ph. 563-3642; John Mogus, Bus.
Agent, 207 Cherry, ph. 563-7831; 1st, 3rd Monday, A. 0. H. Hall.
Sate & County Municipal Employees No. 205 — Warm Springs; Jack
Laughery, Pres., Warm Springs, ph. 563-3468; Violet Beck, Secy,
Warm Springs, ph. 563-3468.
State & County Municipal Employees No. 1620 — Galen; Juanita Martz,
Pres., 23 Main, Anaconda; Dorothy Beck, Secy, Rte. No. 1, Deer
Lodge.
State & County Municipal Employees No. 1064 — Deer Lodge; Betty
Forgey, Pres., 213 W. Milwaukee, Deer Lodge, ph. 351-W; June
Olson, Treas., 710 W. Maryland, Deer Lodge, ph. 792; Elsie Ebel,
Secy, 814 Texas, Deer Lodge, ph. 881-J.
Structural Iron Workers No. 81 — Rudy Preskar, Pres., Opportunity, ph.
563-5995; James Geary, Bus. Agent, 2003 W. Park, ph. 563-3087; 3rd
Tuesday, Eagles Hall.
Teachers No. 502— William Sagin, Pres., 412 E. 7th, ph. 563-6347; Charles
Anderson, Secy, 1904 Haggin, ph. 563-8206; 2nd Wednesday, Junior
High.
Teamsters, Chauffeurs No. 101 — Robert Hogg, Pres., 408 Hickory, ph.
563-6897; John Mogus, Secy, 207 Cherry, ph. 563-7831; 1st Thursday,
Carpenters Hall.
Tinners No. 145— Joseph Devine, Pres., 719 E. 7th, ph. 563-5740; Ed
Phillips, Secy, 513 Pine, ph. 563-5118.
Typographical No. 255— Roy Smith, Pres., 413 Pine, ph. 563-6237; Fred
Birch, Secy, Deer Lodge, ph. none; 3rd Wednesday, Standard Office.
Deer Lodge (Anaconda Area)
Carpenters & Joiners No. 1229 — Herb Dubay, Pres. & Bus. Agent, 1013
Montana Ave., ph. 227-R; 2nd Wednesday, Moose Hall.
Hod Carriers & Laborers No. 163 (Butte) — Richard Dickenson, Bus.
Agent, 1738 rand Ave., ph. 729-8226.
Hotel & Restaurant & Bartenders No. 806 — Thelma Grebeldinger, Pres.,
506 Cottonwood Ave., ph. 128-J; Mary Hanson, Bus. Agent, 1003
Kohrs, ph. 860; 1st Monday, Odd Fellows Hall.
Musicians No. 555 — Louie Kostoff, Pres., 820 2nd, ph. 554-W; Mrs. Dave
Collings, Secy, 401 W. Texas, ph. 26; No scheduled meetings.
Painters & Decorators No. 648 — John Hansen, Pres., 1003 Kohrs, ph.
860; R. W. Conoll, Secy, 1013 5th, ph. 237; 2nd, 4th Thursday, City
Hall.
MONTANA, 1962
Deer Lodge (Anaconda Area) — (Continued)
Retail Clerks Xo. 1235— Alice Torr, Bus. Agent, 221 2nd, ph. 622-J; 2nd
Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall.
Pipe & Steamfitters — Earl S. Allen, Chairman, 1019 5th, ph. 749.
R. R. Boilermakers No. 123 — S. T. Richardson, Chairman, 215 Kohrs,
ph. 20-M.
R. R. Carmen No. 254— Jack Hansen, Chairman, 227 Claggett, ph. 161-J.
R. R. Clerks No. 66 — Hermund Larsen, Chairman, 1001 Claggett, ph.
551-J.
R. R. Electrical Workers — C. D. Clark, Chairman, 225 W. Milwaukee
Ave., ph. 779-R.
R. R. Enginemen & Firemen — H. H. Hansen, Chairman, Alberton, Mont.
R. R. Laborers & Engine Watchman — Frank Buhl, Jr., Chairman, 719
Oregon, ph. 369-M.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 669 — H. A. Jenkin, Chairman, Alber-
ton, Montana.
R. R. Machinists No. 100— J. E. Traverso, Chairman, 903 Kohrs, ph. 49-R.
Teamsters No. 370— Nels Hanson, Pres., 500 2nd, ph. 246; W. H. Curn,
Secy, 811 St. Mary's Ave., ph. 79; Harold Billquist, Bus. Agent, 811
4th, ph. 889; 3rd Monday, City Hall.
Philipsburg (Anaconda Area)
Mine & Mill No. 24 — Forrest McKenzie, Pres., Philipsburg; Willard
Bruns, Secy, Philipsburg, ph. 212.
10 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
BILLIXGS
(Billings Labor Union Meetings in Trades and Labor Temple)
Hardin Laurel Bed Lodge Roundup
Bakery and Confectionary Workers No. 193 — Pete N. Gerhardt, Pres.,
43 Nimitz Drive, ph. 259-2677; Louie Fifield, Bus. Agent, 16 Mc-
Arthur Drive, ph. 259-1482; Gus Laber, Secy, 5125 Hoover Ave., ph.
248-8496; 1st Saturday.
Barbers No. 459 — Ivan Haroldson, Pres., 2416 9th Ave. North, ph. 252-
5908; George Brown Secy and Bus. Agent, 1031 North 26th, ph.
259-3690; 3rd Thursday.
Bartenders No. 859— Hugh Darling, Pres., 1343 Avenue B, ph. 259-0036
Francis Healow, Bus. Agent, 111 Alderson, ph. 259-4036.
Boilermakers No. 599 — Anton J. Holzer, Pres., 2616 7th Ave. North, ph
259-2050; Floyd Jacobson, Bus. Agent, 1206 O'Malley Drive, ph
259-5044; 4th Thursday.
Bookbinders No. 101— Dave Scott, Pres., 2707 Custer Ave., ph. 259-5947
Florence Klenke, Secy, 2216 Fourth Ave. North, ph. 252-3949; 1st
Monday, Moose Hall.
Bricklayers No. 10 — Walter Pease, Pres., 131 Monroe Ave., ph. 259-1468
Merle Winters, Bus. Agent and Secy, 31 McArthur Avenue, ph.
252-0011; 3rd Friday.
Brick & Clay Workers No. 836 — Leonard KroU, Pres., Billings; Herman
Staley, Secy-Treas., 418 South 35th, ph. 259-3375; no regular meetings.
Building & Construction Trades Council — Walt Embry, Pres., 24 South
29th, ph. 252-2535; E. H. Helterbran, Secy-Treas., 24 South 29th,
ph. 259-4471; 1st and 3rd Monday.
Butcher's Local No. 560— Fred W. Sherwood, Pres., 905 South 32nd;
Robert Wiest, Bus. Agent, 516 South 26th, ph. 248-8525 and 252-7442;
2nd and 4th Monday.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1172 — Charles Dobrenz, Pres., 1237 Cook
Avenue, ph. 252-7349; Paul O'Leary, Bus. Agent, 24 South 29th, ph.
259-6911; Bill Singer, Financial Secy, 24 South 29th, ph. 259-6911;
2nd and 4th Monday.
Cooks & Waiters No. 861 — Jessie Westbrook, Pres., 4140 State Avenue,
ph. 259-3167; Janet L. Sirrine, Secy, 15 Jefferson, ph. 259-3167; Nora
Lentzner, 24 South 29th, Bus. Agent, ph. 259-3167; 1st Tuesday.
Electrical Workers No. 532 — Marvin Duncan, Pres., 420 Beverly Hills
Blvd, ph. 245-7996; Mike Fennell, Secy and Bus. Agent, ph. 245-
3388; 1st and 3rd Wednesday.
Engineers, Operating No. 376 — Bud Bassett, Pres., Hemlock Drive, ph.
259-8342; Bud White, Bus. Agent, 24 South 29th, ph. 248-8981; 2nd
Tuesday.
Federal Employees No. 478 — Isabelle M. McDonald, Pres., 3116 7th Ave.
North, ph. 252-1547; Helen Hopper, Secy-Treas., 619 North 31st,
ph. 248-6991.
Firefighters No. 521 — Jim Meader, Pres., 1533 Harvard Ave., ph. 248-
7501; Don Larson, Secy, 1213 Poly Drive, ph. 248-8307; 2nd Thursday.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 98 — Henry White, Pres., 714 North 16th,
ph. 259-1716; E. H. Helterbran, Bus. Agent, 24 South 29th, ph. 259-
4471; 1st Thursday.
MONTANA, 1962 11
BUlings — ( Continued )
Ironworkers No. 708 — Richard Foley, Pres., Great Falls Area, ph. 453-
0991; Sam Stoddard, Bus. Agent, 24 South 29th, ph. 248-8796; 2nd and
4th Friday.
Liathers No. 258— Amos King, Pres., 315 South 2nd, Bridger, ph. 662-3375;
Ray Rohrback, Bus. Agent, 4168 Ryan Avenue, ph. 252-0673; 2nd
Saturday.
Letter Carriers No. 815— Paul Schuman, Pres., 518 South 33rd, ph. 259-
1534; Forrest Fowlkes, Secy-Treas., 2215 3rd Avenue North, ph.
252-6814; last Wednesday.
Machinists Local No. 622 — Larry Pendergraft, Pres., 1066 Josephine
Drive, ph. 248-6509; Ed Cozad, Int. Rep., Northern Hotel, ph. 252-
6268; 1st and 3rd Thursday.
Motion Picture Operator, Stage & Theatre Employees No. 240 — Kirk
Noyes, Sr., Pres.; Louis Smith, Secy, 304 South 31st, ph. 245-3622;
James C. Nelson, Bus. Agent, 337 Burlington Avenue, ph. 245-7097;
1st Tuesday.
Motor Coach Employees Division No. 1150 — L. I. Dennis, Local Rep.
Board Member, 131 Santa Fe Drive, ph. 252-5381.
Musicians ProtectiA'e No. 439 — Harry Turner, Pres., 222 Fairpark Drive,
ph. 248-6543; Frank Fredricks, Secj^-Treas., Bus. Agent, 326 Securi-
ties Building, ph. 245-3360; 2nd Sunday.
Office Employees No. 261— Bill Singer, Pres., 24 South 29th, ph. 259-6911;
Phyllis Wise, Secy-Treas., 24 South 29th, ph. 248-8796; 2nd and 4th
Thursday.
Oil Workers No. 470 — Louis Pulver, Pres., 1204 Glencoe Drive, ph. 259-
7482; Robert F. Maning, Secy-Treas., 616 18th St. W., ph. 252-5079;
1st Thursday.
Painters & Decorators No. 167 — Howard Nye, Pres., 922 Poly Drive, ph.
248-6604; Walter Embry, Bus. Agent, 709 North 26th, ph. 259-1105,
Office 252-2535; 1st Tuesday.
Plasterers & Cement Finishers No. 352 — John K. Crosmer, Pres.. 37
Washington St., ph. 248-6989; E. A. Kautsky, Acting Bus. Agent &
Secy, 24 South 29th, ph. 259-2778; 1st Tuesday.
Plumbers & Steamfitters No. .30 — Herman Frank, Pres., West of Bil-
lings, ph. 259-9186; Sheldon Olsen, Bus. Agent, 2117 Miles Avenue,
ph. 248-8762; 2nd Wednesday and last Saturday.
Post Office Employees No. 132 — Jack Parshall, Pres., 1204 Concord
Drive, ph. 259-2856; W. W. Randall, Secy, 207 Custer Avenue, ph.
245-7431; Marvin Schrupp, Treas., 1023 Princeton Avenue, ph. 259-
5303; no set meeting date but usually 1st weekend of month.
Printing Pressmen No. 227 — Leonard Beise, Pres., 4507 Stone Avenue,
ph. 259-5968; William Krieg, Secy, 825 Custer Avenue, ph. 248-6157;
1st Monday.
Railroad Carmen No. 468 — Malger Magilke, Pres.. 220 Foster Lane, ph.
259-6125; Edmund Grooms, Financial Secy, 221 ¥2 North 18th, ph.
259-9697; L. J. Brese, Treas., 28 McArthur Avenue, ph. 259-0646.
Railroad Clerks & Freight Handlers No. 401— Robert Bonk, Pres., 615
Howard Ave., ph. 245-5029; C. M. Ward, Secy, 5078 Gardent Ave.,
ph. 259-2821; 3rd Saturday.
12 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Billings — ( Continued )
Kailroad 3Iaintenance of Way No. 295 — Arnold Torgerson, Pres., 2440
Custer Ave., ph. 248-8783; Alvin Zaske, Secy, 1107 Harvard, ph.
259-5087; quarterly meetings.
Railroad Switchmen No. 315 — L. W. Habner, Pres., 1236 Custer Avenue,
ph. 252-2820; J. L. Mehl, Secy, 939 North 32nd, ph. 245-4366.
Railroad Trainmen No. 777 — Laughlan, MacLean, Pres., 1213 Crawford,
ph. 259-1215; D. A. Harris, Secy-Treas., 1028 Howard Avenue, ph.
245-3322; 2nd Thursday.
Retail Clerks No. 1573— Tom Nitchman, Pres., 606 South 33rd, ph. 252-
2085; Mel Merrone, Financial Secy, 24 South 29th, ph. 252-6268; 1st
and 3rd Thursday.
Roofers No. 229 — Herman Tulp, Vice Pres., 2114 Rehberg Lane, ph.
252-7358; Al Martin, Bus. Agent & Secy, 1336 Tillamack, ph. 259-7060;
1st Friday.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 169— Ben R. Johnson, Pres., 940 North 27th,
ph. 245-5681; Jim Sveinson, Bus. Agent, 1101 Howard Avenue, ph.
259-3657; 1st Friday.
State, County & City Employees No. 225 — Harold Dunbar, Pres., 1018
Prickett Lane, ph. 259-1191; Ernie Miller, Secy, 3029 Hallowell Lane,
ph. 259-9659; 2nd Tuesday.
State, County & City Employees No. 77 — George McCracken, Pres., 414
South 28th, ph. 245-4657; Robert J. Stang, 7151/2 South 28th, ph.
259-0490; 1st Friday.
State, County and Municipal Employees Local No. 1595 — C. David Gar-
ton, Pres., 1080 Prickett Lane, ph. 252-4138; Donald R. Copley,
Secy, 2122 Beloit Drive, ph. 2-5477.
Steel Workers No. 3169 — Stanley R. Petty, Pres., 945 Mossman Drive,
ph. 259-8319; Newton Anthony, Treas., 1010 South 29th, ph. 245-7915;
1st Monday.
Stereotype No. 135 — Joseph Trenka, Pres., 519 Avenue E, ph. 245-4311;
Wilham T. Collins, Secy, 233 Clark Ave., ph. 259-4414; 1st Tuesday.
Sugar Workers, Billings, No. 1064 — Clarence Olson, Pres., 301 South
29th, ph. 259-6845; William Lagerwey, Secy-Treas., 2207 Pine, ph.
248-8835; 2nd and 4th Wednesday.
Sugar Workers, Hardin, No. 21231— Donald Lind, Pres., 315 W. 6th Ave.,
Hardin, ph. 665-2753; Lawrence Wheeler, 901 No. Crow, Hardin,
ph. 665-2429.
Teamsters No. 190— Lee Padilla, Pres., 1405 2nd Ave. No., ph. 259-6947;
George R. Rohrer, Secy-Treas., 1219 Concord Avenue, ph. 252-1035;
William Roemmick, Bus. Agent., 2815 Montana Avenue, ph. 248-
8181; 1st Tuesday.
Typographical No. .398— Eugene Meyer, Pres., 611 Custer Avenue, ph.
252-3371; Robert Olson, Secy, 619 Lewis Avenue, ph. 259-5454.
Yellowstone Valley Central Labor Council — E. A. Kautsky, Pres., 24
South 29th, ph. 259-2778; Bill Singer, Secy, 2450 South 29th, ph.
259-6911; 1st and 3rd Friday.
MONTANA, 1962 13
Billings — ( Continued )
Laurel (Billings Area)
Oa Workers No. 443— Bill Rodgers, Pres., 915 2nd Ave., ph. 698-6233
Jackson F. Parker, Secy, 711 Wyoming Ave., Box 337, Laurel.
Firemen and Oilers No. 803 — Bernard Pastian, Secy, South of Laurel
ph. 698-4834; Alex Hartung, 3011 5th Ave. No., Billings, ph. 259-7082
2nd Wednesday.
Railroad Carmen No. 476 — Ervin L. Roberts, Pres., 1020 First Ave.
Laurel, ph. 698-4629; Steve Romee, Secy, 617 East 5th, ph. 698-4256
1st Friday.
Railroad Clerks No. 516— Henry Lich, Pres., 308 W Ave., ph. 698-4626
Bob Heald, 103 East Maryland, ph. 698-4025; 3rd Friday.
Railroad Machinists No. 160— Joe F. Foley, 306 Mont. Ave., ph. 698-6048
R. E. Plowman, Secy, Park City, ph. 633-2341.
Railroad Trainmen No. 457 — Paul McLarnon, Pres., 601 Juniper, ph
698-4557; L. E. Johnson, Secy, 811 North 23rd, Billings, ph. 259-4730
State, County and jVIunicipal Employees Local No. 316 — Alex Vogel
Pres., 218 West Avenue, ph. 698-4230; Don Lenhardt, Secv, 219 7th
Avenue, ph. 698-6173.
Red Lodge (Billings Area)
Barbers Union Local No. 840 — A. F. Richardson, Pres., 302 N. Platte,
ph. 327; Raleigh Keller, Secy, 213 West Ninth, ph. 155-J; 4th Monday.
Carpenters & Joiners No. 744 — Steve Naglich, Pres., 315 North Haggin,
ph. 306-J; John Hagerty, Financial Secy, 19 South Platte, ph. 206-W;
1st Wednesday, Legion Hall.
Miners UMWA No. 1095— Steve Naglich, Pres., 315 North Haggin, ph.
306-J; Celeste Roat, Recording Secy, 616 South Grant, ph. 675-M;
1st Wednesday.
Miners UMWA No. 4457— Paul Mitchell, Pres., Red Lodge, ph. 170-J;
Joe Bosone, Secj^-Treas., Bearcreek, ph. 082-J; 2nd Wednesday, Bear-
creek City Hall.
Miners UMWA No. 858 — Ole Anderson, Pres., Red Lodge; Roy Linn,
Secy, 604 South McGillen, ph. 498-J; 3rd Tuesday.
Roundup (Billings Area)
Bartenders No. 334— W. W. Norris, Pres., 324 6th West, ph. 323-2362;
Mrs. John Langford, Financial Secy, 126 West, ph. 323-2352.
Carpenters & Joiners No. 1783— William Melnik, Pres., 1016 1st W., ph.
323-2773; John Langsather, Financial Secy, 925 2nd E., ph. 323-2319;
1st Monday, Carpenters Hall, 612 Main, Roundup.
Mechanics No. 13107— Tony Lekse, Jr., Pres., 1206 6th W., ph. 323-2035;
Tony Pawelko, Financial Secv, 410 5th W., ph. 323-2838; Robert
Beadle, Recording Secy, 206 7th W., ph. 323-1754.
aiiners UMWA No. 8736 — John Nesheim, Pres., West of Roundup, ph.
323-1882; Charles Light, Recording Secy, 1314 4th W., ph. 323-2022.
Miners UMWA No. 5005— James P. McGrail, Pres., 118 Third East, no
phone; William J. McLaughlin, 902 1st East, ph. 323-2437; 3rd Tues-
day, Carpenter Hall.
Miners UMWA No. 2866— William Oset, Pres., 945 1st W., ph. 323-2520;
William J. Glancy, Secy, Klein Star Route, ph. 323-1281.
14 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
BOZEMAN
(All meetings in Union Hall, 422 E. Mendenhall)
Barbers No. 454— Glenn White, Pres., 301 S. 5th, ph. 586-2194; Virgil
Chestnut, Secy, 424 N. 5th, ph. 586-9779; 3rd Wednesday.
Bartenders No. 587— F. A. Whittaker, Pres., 115 W. Story, ph. 587-7092;
Dan Zindler, Secy-Treas., 440 N. Tracy, ph. 586-2983; 2nd Sunday.
Bricklayers No. 5 — Allen Torpey, Pres., Owenhouse Apts., ph. 586-5949;
Morris Klare, Secy, 1430 S. 3rd, ph. 586-2432; 1st, 3rd Wednesday.
Building Trades Council — Lyle Johnson, Pres., 211 N. Wallace, ph.
586-9758; Bernard Merkel, Secy, 709 S. Willson, office ph. 587-7690;
4th Monday.
Butchers No. 284 — Martin Solvino, Pres., Livingston; Phillip P. Cope-
land, Secy-Treas., 202 Maple, Livingston, ph. 222-1835; John Kelly,
Vice Pres.; 1st Thursday.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 557 — Rae Kenwood, Pres., 330 N. Montana;
Hugo Martin, Secy, W. of Bozeman, ph. 586-2704; Bernard Merkel,
Bus. Agent, 709 S. Willson, office ph. 587-7690, res. ph. 586-5697;
1st, 3rd Friday.
Cement Workers No. 239 — Boyd F. Collins, Pres., Manhattan, ph. 284-
3373; Jammie Payden, Rec. Secy, Trident, ph. Three Forks 089- J-1;
every other Tuesday.
Central Labor Council— Dan Zindler, Pres., 440 N. Tracy, ph. 586-2903;
Larry Yale, Secy, 428 N. 5th, ph. 587-7368; 3rd Thursday.
Electrical Workers No. 416— Charles E. Courville, Pres., 826 S. Black,
ph. 586-2693; John L. Hamby, 511 N. 3rd, ph. 587-7707; 2nd Tuesday.
Grain Millers No. 23— Verne Funk, Pres., 1212 N. Rouse, ph. 587-3387;
David Spaulding, Rec. Secy, 202 N. Black; 3rd Tuesday.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 1277 — Glen Thompson, Pres., 541 N.
Montana, ph. 586-9228; Ray Marks, Bus. Agent, N. of Bozeman, ph.
587-3024; 2nd, 4th Wednesday.
Hotel and Restaurant No. 646 — Robert Donisthorpe, Pres., 308 S. 6th,
ph. 586-5117; Iris Biladeau, Secy, W. of Bozeman, ph. 587-3071; 2nd
Tuesday.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 3021— Earl Horsford, Pres., 803 Oak,
ph. 586-6079; Berl Hamilton, Secy-Treas., 620 N. Tracy, ph. 587-7707;
1st Monday.
Machinist No. 1463— Kenneth L. Noyes, Pres., 216 N. 5th, ph. 586-9630;
Larry D. Chnton, Rec. Secy, 618y2 W. Babcock, ph. 586-2671; Percy
Gates, Secy, 623 N. Black, ph. 586-5927; 1st Wednesday.
Musicians No. 709— Harry Fletcher, Pres., 707 S. 10th, ph. 586-5814;
Edmund P. Sedivy, Secy, 820 S. Tracy, ph. 586-9158; quarterly.
Painters and Decorators No. 1411 — William B. Roberts, Pres., 406 W.
Dickerson, ph. 586-6925; Edwin W. Hardesty, Rec. Secy, 425 N.
Grand; 2nd Monday.
Plasterers and Cement Masons No. 792 — Allen Torpy, Pres., Owenhouse
Apts., ph. 586-5949; Paul D. Anderson, Secy, Bus. Agent, 411 W.
Main, ph. 587-7167; 2nd Tuesday.
MONTANA, 1962 15
Bozeman — ( Continued)
Plumbers and Pipefitters No. 243 — Robert A. Richardson, Pres., 409 S.
lltli, ph. 587-7117; Jack W. Tingey, Secy-Bus. Agent, 208 S. 10th,
ph. 586-2171; 2nd Tuesday, alternate meetings — Bozeman and
Livingston.
State Highway Dept. — Public Employees — Bozeman No. 1621 — Richard
L. Miller, Pres., 429 S. Black, ph. 587-7097; Gunwald Brenden, Jr,
Secy, 625 E. Davis, ph. 586-6534; Richard W. Saltzman, Treas.,
Logan, ph. 284-6817.
Teachers No. 1005 — Harry E. Hausser, Pres., 1102 Kegy Lane, ph. 586-
6241; Robert DeWeese, Secy, 601 S. Church, ph. 587-3565; on special
notice.
Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers No. 53 — Rollas Stratton, Pres., 401
N. Church, ph. 586-6129; Robert Rampy, Secy-Bus. Agent, 408 N.
Wallace, res. ph. 586-4045, office ph. 586-6705; 1st and 3rd Monday.
Typographical Union No. 656 — Jefferson Jones, Jr., S. of Bozeman, ph.
586-6815; Alfred Kerby, Secy, 404 N. 7th, ph. 587-3602; 1st Monday.
16 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
BUTTE
Bakers and Confectionery Workers No. 93 — Billy Rundle, Pres.. 2223
Princeton, ph. 723-3575; Kenneth Williams, Bus. Agent, 3404 Carter,
ph. 792-3528; 2nd and 4th Wednesday, Teamsters Hall.
Barbers and Beauticians No. 635 — Paul Rollman, Pres., 2324 Yale Ave.,
ph. 792-1164; Henry Mernin, Secy, 1306 Silver Bow Homes, ph.
729-9215; 1st, 3rd Wednesday, Eagles Hall.
Bartenders No. 55 — William Foy, Pres., 1939 Whitman Ave., ph. 792-
1476; Joseph Simonich, Secy-Bus. Agent, 1633 Dewey Blvd., ph.
792-6424; 2nd, 4th Monday, Teamsters Hall.
Blacksmiths and Helpers No. 1416 — William Mackev, Pres., 10421/^ West
Broadway, ph. 792-3338; John T. Williams, Secy, 3834 Banks Ave.,
ph. 792-3566; 4th Wednesday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Boilermakers No. 130— Cliff Treloar, Pres., 1005 Waukesha, ph. 723-3578;
George Blair, Secy, 932 Waukesha, ph. 792-6472; 1st, 3rd Tuesday,
Good Templars' Hall.
Bookbinders No. 61 — Robert Burch, Pres., 413 E. Commercial Ave., Ana-
conda, ph. 563-3078; Gilmore Vincent, Secy, 3204 Hannibal, ph. 723-
4569; 1st Tuesday, Standard Bindery.
BreAvery and Soft Drink Workers No. 104 — John L. Devine. Pres., 2010
Harrison Ave., ph. 792-8582; Donald Warner, Secy, 137 W. Pacific,
ph. 792-9762; Wednesday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers No. 1 — Max Weathers, Pres., 1823
Garfield, ph. 792-7998; 2nd Thursday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Bridi^e and Structural Ironworkers No. 107 — Albert Boognal. Pres.. 2400
Locust, ph. 792-1436; Emil Kamps, Bus. Agent, 226 Cedar Park,
Anaconda, ph. 563-3225; 4th Monday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Building Service Employees No. 169— John Harrington, Pres., Thornton
Apts., 54 E. Granite; Larry McAllister, Bus. Asjent, 2270 Cross Drive,
ph. 792-7615; 1st, 3rd Monday, Teamsters Hall.
Building Trades Council— Joe Cappa. Pres., 615 S. Jackson, ph. 792-2096;
Robert Vivian, Secy, 3231 Bu.sch St., ph. 792-3390; every 1st and 3rd
Tuesday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Butchers No. 333— Morris Spackman, Pres., 2124 Aberdeen, ph. 723-3860;
James Lunney, Secy, 1325 Hobson Ave., ph. 792-8590; 2nd Thursday,
Eagles Hall.
Carpenters No. 112— Kenneth Thomas, Pres., 1311 Schley, ph. 792-2482;
John Dwyer, Bus. Agent, 113 Belle, ph. 792-2401; 1st and 3rd Thurs-
da5% 7:30 p.m.. Carpenters Union Hall, ph. 792-8524.
Cooks and Waiters No. 22 — Percv Lambert, Pres., 1418 Hobson; Gus
Carkulis, Bus. Agent, 607 W. Diamond, ph. 723-3463; 1st, 3rd Friday,
Teamsters Union Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 44 — Francis Crowley, Chairman, 3566 Hartford
Ave., ph. 729-7467; Chris Carroll, Rec, 1917 Sampson St., ph. 792-6505.
Electrical Workers No. 65 — Jack W. Duggan, Pres., 418 Virginia, ph.
723-4285; S. E. Keyser, Secy; 1st and 3rd Tuesday, Carpenters Union
Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 623 (Inside Wiremen) — Sam Trissider, Pres.;
John Hale, Bus. Agent, 837 S. Main; 4th Monday, 1% N. Arizona.
MONTANA, 1962 17
Butte — ( Continued )
Engineers, Operating No. 378 — Albert C. Murrish, Pres., 2618 Princeton,
ph. 792-3747; Donald A. Summerfelt, Bus. Manager, 106 West Gran-
ite (office), ph. 723-4525; 3rd Thursday, 106 W. Granite.
Engineers, Silver Bow Stationary No. 375 — Thomas Osborn, Pres., 1919^/^
S. Montana, ph. 723-4914; William Evans, Secy, 2829 Bayard, ph.
792-1497; office Phoenix Bldg., ph. 729-7921; 2nd, 4th Tuesday, Moose
Hall, QV2 N. Arizona.
Film Exchange Employees No. B-75 — Dorothy Bond, Pres., 1010 W.
Quartz St., ph. 792-9202; Edna Salki, Secy, 2726 Walnut St., ph. 729-
7100; 3rd Wednesday, Miners Union Hall.
Fire Fighters No. 96— Patrick Mulcahy, Pres., 2021 Locust, ph. 729-7860;
Rodney Salo, Secy, 1101 W. Silver, ph. 729-7936; 1st Thursday,
Quartz Street Fire Station.
General Laborers No. 163 — Ray Mahoney, Pres, 452 North Idaho, ph.
792-6951; Richard Dickenson, Bus. Agent, 1738 Grand Ave., ph.
729-8226; 2nd, 4th Thursday, Carpenters Union Hall, office ph. 729-
8102.
General Pipefitters No. 316 — .James Lynch, Pres., 16 Lincoln Ave.,
Meaderville, ph. 729-7439; John J. McHugh, Secy, 823 Placer, ph.
792-3653; 1st Thursday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Hod Carriers No. 150— Joseph Markovick, Pres., 2351 Elm St., ph. 792-
3318; Paul Stanick, Financial Secy, Grand Ave., ph. 729-5545; 1st
Monday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Lathers No. 69 — Raymond Brosseau, Pres., and Bus. Agent, 310 W.
Second, ph. 792-9526; William M. Mehrens, Secy, 1350 Sampson, ph.
729-5779; 3rd Saturday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Laundry and Dye Workers No. 25 — Gwen George, Pres., Secy, 2911
Amherst, ph. 792-3938; Mayme Foote, Bus. Agent, 722 Nevada, ph.
792-5762; 3rd Wednesday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Linoleum Layers No. 1572— Frank Clark, Pres., 2121 Whitman, ph. 792-
3826; Louis Guidoni, Secy, 2214 Carolina, ph. 792-6475; 2nd Wednes-
day, Scandia Hall.
Machinists No. 88— William Dixon, Pres., 734 S. Dakota, ph. 792-8885;
Melvin H. Johnson, Bus. Agent, 516 W. Galena, ph. 792-1305; Office,
Carpenters Union Hall, ph. 729-8044; 1st, 3rd Thursday, Carpenters
Union Hall.
Mailers No. 25— Fred Moore, Pres., 112 West Gold, ph. 723-4920; James
Scullon, Secy, 821 W. Mercury, ph. 729-5622; 1st Sunday, Standard
Building.
Meat Cutters — (See Butchers Union Listing).
Mine, Mill and Smeltermen, Phosphate No. 904 — Doane Sauer, Pres.,
1904 S. Idaho; Blaine Jensen, Secy, Wise River; 1st Wednesday,
Melrose School.
Miners Union No. 1 — Reginald Beavis, 77 Bennett St.. Walkerville, ph.
792-0658; John Glase, Fin. Secy, 513 Watson, ph. 792-7856; Maurice
Powers, Rec. Secy, 8 E. Woolman St., ph. 792-5623; Wednesday,
Miner Union Hall, ph. 792-2909.
Metal Trades Council — Al Roognal, Pres., 2400 Locust, ph. 792-1436;
George Blair, Secy, 932 Waukesha, ph. 792-6472; 1st, 3rd Wednesday,
Carpenters Union Hall.
18 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Butte — ( Continued )
Motor Coach Operators No. 381 — Jacob Simonich, Pres., 2117 Fir St.,
ph. 792-2164; George Wickham, Secy, 2027 Grand Ave., ph. 792-2819;
1st Thursday, East Butte Fire Hall.
Musicians Local No. 241 — A. F. of M. — Joseph R. Kunckey, Sr., Pres.,
3300 Sander, ph. 729-8319; Karl Wright, Secy, 919 W. Granite, ph.
792-3921; 3rd Wednesday, Musicians Hall.
Painters and Decorators No. 720 — R. W. Semsak, Pres., 1864 Phillips
Ave., ph. 792-5748; Fin. Secy, William Armston, 923 Utah Ave., ph.
792-5740; 1st and 3rd Monday, Eagles Hall.
Plasterers and Cement Workers No. 119 — William LeProwse, Pres.,
2061 Massachusetts, ph. 792-4314; James Kearney, Secy, 605 W.
Quartz, ph. 792-4803; 1st Wednesday, Scandia Hall.
Plumbers No. 41— John R. Duffy, Pres., 3001 Keokuk, ph. 729-7687; Glen
D. Myers, Jr., Fin. Secy, 1917 Monroe, ph. 792-3997; 1st, 3rd Monday,
Carpenters Union Hall.
Printing Pressmen No. 21— Thomas Rogers, Pres., 2215 Fir, ph. 792-2220;
Adolph Richards, Secy, 54 E. Granite, Box 1312, ph. 729-9243; 2nd
Wednesday, Carpenters Union Hall.
Retail Clerks Local No. 4 — Barney McGarry, Pres., 7 S. Excelsior, ph.
729-7846; Mayme O'Connell Hannifin, Secy, 312 W. Gold, ph. 792-
0565; office, Butte Miners Union, ph. 792-0565; 1st, 3rd Monday,
Butte Miners Union Hall.
R. R. Clerks No. 454— Stanley Richards, Pres., 2938 Sanders, ph. 792-
1053; Ray Ellingwood, Jr., Secy, 303 S. Washington, ph. 792-4512;
30th of each month. Judge O'Farrell Court Room, bus. ph. 792-1249.
Roofers No. 250 — United State Tile and Composition — Louis Pajnich,
Pres., 2207 Yew, ph. 729-6709; Richard Dickerson, Bus. Agent, 1738
Grand Ave., ph. 729-8226.
Sheep Shearers No. 1 — Harry R. Evans, Pres., 2201 Harrison Ave.. Box
1992, ph. 792-9554; Clarence Mower, Secy, 14 W. Platinum, ph. 792-
0006; on call.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 103— Paul Miller, Pres., 2001 Adams, ph. 792-
3458; Vincent Crnich, Secy, 2215 Maple, ph. 792-4373; 4th Friday,
Moose Hall.
Stage Employees and Operators No. 94 — Edward D. Curran, Pres., 701
W. Galena, ph. 729-5602; John C. McNaughton, Secv, 227 E. Front,
ph. 792-4562; 2nd Tuesday, Musicians Hall.
Teachers No. 332— Ruth McGee, Pres., 2701 Goodwin, ph. 792-8090; Pat
Driscoll, Secy; Miss Gaustad, Treas.; 1st and 3rd Wednesday, Butte
High School.
Teamsters No. 2 — Ed Kangas, Pres., 526 E. Broadway, ph. 729-9317;
Kenneth Davis, Secy-Treas., Bus. Agent, 2707 Ottawa, ph. 792-1559;
Louis Matesich, Rec. Secy, ph. 792-4070; office, 73 E. Park St., ph.
792-1328; 1st, last Thursday, Teamsters Hall, 73 E. Park.
Trades and Labor Council, Silver Bow — Mayme O'Connell Hannifin,
Pres., 312 W. Gold, ph. 792-0565; Henry Mernin, Secy, 1305 Silver
Bow Homes, ph. 729-9215; 2nd, 4th Tuesday, Carpenters Hall.
Typographical No. 126 — Harvey Waters, Pres., 2562 Bayard, ph. 723-
4557; John A. Lavelle, Secy, 2116 Aberdeen, ph. 792-0016; 3rd Sunday,
Carpenters Union Hall.
MONTANA, 1962 19
Butte — ( Continued)
Women's Protective Union No. 457 — Blanche Copenhaver, Pres., 2035
George, ph. 792-2827; Margaret Harrington, Fin. Secy-Treas., 937
Placer, ph. none; Val Webster, Bus. Agent, 314 E. Granite, ph.
792-8620, office ph. 792-8733; Friday, Carpenters Union Hall.
CUT BANK
Cai-penters No. 3243— Hilmer Hinther, Pres., Santa Rita, ph. 938-2672;
Earl Hixon, Secy, 26 9th Ave. S. E., ph. 938-2978; A. P. McRae,
Treas., 818 E. Main, ph. 938-2506; Alva Mock, Bus. Agent, 301 1st
Ave. S. W., ph. 938-2796.
Glacier Employees Association (Field Employees, Union Oil Co.) — Ed
Huebner, Pres., North Cut Bank, ph. 336-2146; H. R. Eacock, Secy,
5 7th Ave. S. E., ph. 938-4678.
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers No. 2-493— Ed Hall, Pres., 214 3rd St.
S. W., ph. 938-4085; Robert Shook, Vice Pres., 308 2nd St. S. W., ph.
938-2695; Robert Weniger, Secy-Treas., 230 S. Central, Box 116, ph.
938-4526.
Musicians No. 365 — Great Falls Local, Shelby Division.
DILLON
Carpenters and Joiners No. 175 — H. L. Smith, Pres., 630 S. Argenta St.,
ph. 683-2970; Jess Miller, Secy, 608 Barnett Ave., ph. 683-2721; 2nd
Tuesday, Legion Hall.
20 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
GLASGOW
Malta
Bartenders No. 464 — Walter Sonsteng, Pres., 341 5th Ave. No., ph. 228-
4965; Dorothy Johnson, Secy, 803 2nd Ave. So., ph. 228-4124; 2nd
Wednesday, Labor Temple.
Bricklayers No. 12 — Havre Local.
Carpenters & Jointers No. 1211 — Kelmer Kettleson, Pres., Ft. Peck Rte.,
ph. 367-4348; Claude Propper, Secy, 514 2nd Ave. No., ph. 228-4575;
1st and 3rd Friday, Labor Temple.
Central Labor Council — Ed Schriver, Pres., Lasar Trailer Ct., ph. 228-
2549; King Walton, Fin. Secy, 401 1st Ave. So., ph. 228-2314, after
hours, 228-2759; 1st Monday, 7:30 at Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers Utilities No. 758 — R. Rosman, Pres., 1025 Hwy. No.
2 W., ph. 228-8405; Dale Morrison, Bus. Agent., 803 5th Ave. No., ph.
228-2154; Alternating every 4th Friday, Fire Hall.
IBEW 2056— Floyd Sussex, Pres., 222 1 No., ph. 228-4690; Clarence
Johnston, Fin. Secy and Bus. Agent, 518 4th Ave. No., ph. 228-4792;
Exec. Bd., 1st Tuesday, regular meeting 3rd Tuesday, Fire Hall.
IBEW 1688-1— Fort Peck— Harold L. Sweet, Pres., 502 White, Fort
Peck, ph. 526-3419; Joseph Schuldt, Secy, 307 James, Fort Peck, ph.
526-3449; 2nd Thursday, Power House.
Federation of Federal Employees No. 522 — Harold Ruckman, Pres., Box
226, Fort Peck, ph. 526-3332; George Werner, Secy-Treas., 519 Milk
River Drive, Fort Peck, ph. 526-3334; last Monday, Fort Peck
Community Center.
Hotel & Restaurant Employees No. 570 — Helen Tipton, Pres., Fager-
strom Apts., ph. none; Lu Mclntyre, Secy and Bus. Agent, 401 1st
Ave. So., ph. 228-2515; 1st Thursday, 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Labor
Temple.
Laborers & Hod Carriers No. 408 — Alfred Grandchamp, Pres., Hoffman
Addn., ph. 228-4917; King Walton, Bus. Agent, 401 1st Ave. So., ph.
228-2314, after hours, ph. 228-2759; 1st and 3rd Wednesday, Labor
Temple.
Musicians— Gordon Wickham, Pres., 828 10th Ave. No., ph. 228-4073;
Sim Northrup, Fin. Secy and Treas., 831 1st Ave. So., ph. 228-8378;
2nd Wednesday, Banquet Room, Johnnie Cafe.
Northeastern Building Trades Council — Clarence Johnston, Pres., 518
4th Ave. No., ph. 228-4792; Peter Little, Secy, Rte. 1, Nashua, ph.
367-4386.
Operating Engineers No. 377 — Great Falls Jurisdiction — E. C. (Buster)
Lenoir, Bus. Agent., Hwy. 2 West, ph. 228-2322; 3rd Thursday,
Union Office, Highway 2 West.
Painters & Decorators No. 1839 — Roland Wells, Pres., 715 4th Ave. So.,
ph. 228-2535; Scott Ferguson, Bus. Agent, Ft. Peck Rte., ph. 228-8580;
2nd and 4th Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Operative Plasterers & Cement IMasons No. 784 — A. J. Fraley, Fin. Secy,
Cor. Secy and Bus. Agent, City View Tlr. Ct., ph. 228-9060; 2nd
Monday, Labor Temple.
MOXTANA, 19G2 21
Glasgow — (Continued)
National Federation of Post Office Clerks Xo. 616 — Ingvald Vegge,
Pres., 906 4th Ave. No., ph. 228-2727; Gary Catt, Secy, 67 Lomond
Ave., ph. 228-2170; 2nd Saturday, Post Office.
National Assn. of Letter Carriers 1698 — Al Brouhard, Pres., Roads 1
Addn., ph. 228-2568; Chuck Burger, Secy, 1023 6th Ave. So., ph.
228-4094; 2nd Tuesday, Post Office.
Plumbers — Under Great Falls.
Railroad Conductors & Brakemen No. 272 — Don Davison, Pres., 1300
3rd Ave. So., ph. 228-2136; Andy Binette, Secy, 815 3rd Ave. So., ph.
228-2538; 3rd Monday, First Security Pioneer Room.
Railroad Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No. 629 — Jim Kountz,
Pres., West of Glasgow, ph. 228-2075; R. Elletson, Secy, 918 5th Ave.
So., ph. 228-2875; 3rd Thursday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Railroad Maint. of Way No. 1189 — Seymore Storkson, Pres., 229 1st
Ave. No., ph. 228-4893; Bill White, Secy, Hinsdale, on call.
Sheetmetal Workers — Billings Local — Peter Little, Area Steward, Rte.
1, Nashua, ph. 367-4386.
Teamsters — Havre Local No. 112 — Berniece Henderson, Local Steward,
Shady Lane Tlr. Ct., ph. 228-4490.
Malta — (Glasgow Area)
Carpenters & Joiners No. 2040 — Harold Schmoechel, Pres., 202 S. 3 W.,
ph. 357-R; Henry Hanson, Bus. Agent and Fin. Secy, 631 S. 1 Ave.
E., ph. 174; 1st Wednesday, Moose Hall.
22 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
GLENDIVE
Carpenters and Joiners No. 2425 — Edward Remillard, Pres., 603 Grant,
ph. 365-3809; Joe Lohse, Treas., 1505 N. Kendrick Ave., ph. 365-4175;
Oscar Granhe, Secy, 318 S. Nowlan, ph. 365-2915; Donald Shearer,
Bus. Agent, 411 S. Taylor, ph. 365-3320; 4th Friday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 1050 — Arley Dobson, Pres., 512 N. Taylor, ph.
365-3471; LeRoy Erickson, Secy, 188 N. Sargent Ave., ph. 365-4394;
1st Friday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Letter Carriers No. 1643— John A. Schloss, Pres., 801 Dove, ph. 365-3897;
Paul Coyan, Jr., Secy, 112 N. Douglas, ph. 365-2495; on call.
Painters and Decorators No. 1186 — Robert Storlie, Pres., 410 N. Meade,
Ph. 365-5370; Nestor Kreiger, Sec3^ 317 E. Dodge, ph. 365-2863; 1st
Monday, union members' residence.
Post Office Clerks No. 728 — Lester Ollerman, Secy, 516 River Ave., ph.
365-2684; on call.
R. R. Carmen No. 342 — R. T. Simmons, Chairman, 1400 N. River Ave.,
ph. 365-2502; C. E. King, Pres., 512 E. Barry, ph. 365-4027; Donald
Bishop, Secy, 210 1/2 W. Borden, ph. 365-2337.
R. R. Clerks No. 386— D. A. Ruggles, Pres., 114 N. Douglas, ph. 365-2430;
Harold Fulton, Secy, 310y2 Prospect Dr., ph. 365-2620; 1st Monday,
I. 0. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Machinists No. 593— Ira McRoberts, Pres., 117 N. Sargent, ph. 365-
4023; Carlton Asbury, Fin. Secy, 403 S. Sargent, ph. 365-3497; 1st
Friday, Asbury home.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 195 — E. A. Ehman, Chief Engineer, 121
S. Nowlan, ph. 365-2784; M. N. Warner, Secy-Treas., Forsyth, Mont.;
1st, 3rd Wednesday, Union Hall, Fors3h;h.
R. R. Maintenance of Way No. 297 — Andy Herrington, Pres., Fallon;
Thomas Knutson, Chairman and Secy-Treas., 113 S. Rosser Ave.,
ph. 365-2819; quarterly meetings.
R. R. Trainmen No. 328 — M. K. Peterson, Chairman, 215 Barry, ph. 365-
3988; James E. Sheffer, Pres., 304 Clay, ph. 365-3709; 2nd Thursday,
4th Sunday, American Legion Hall.
State Highway Employees No. 852 — Norman Entzel, Pres., 607% E.
Towne, ph. 365-2093; Lloyd Henry, Secy, West Glendive, ph. 365-
2296; 1st Friday, West Glendive Fire Hall Building.
State Highway Employees No. 1547 — Dean V. Borgen, Pres., ph. 365-
5256; Elton Hartze, Secy, 301 Chestnut, ph. 365-5151; last Friday at
Jordan Hotel.
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GREAT FALLS
Belt Stockett
Asbestos Workers— Clifford Lee, Rep., 3833 5th AA^e. N., ph. 453-5010, no
regular meeting.
Bakery and Confectionery Workers No. 91 — Leo Kinneg, Pres., 1013 1st
Ave. N. W., ph. 452-4080; Lester Newman, Secy, 625 5th Ave. S., ph.
453-2116; 2nd Monday, Carpenters Hall.
Barbers No. 581— Dan Simon, Pres., 1008 4th Ave. N.; Steve Motil, Secy,
222 Central Ave., ph. 452-1975; 4th Tuesday, American Legion Hall.
Bartenders No. 609— Vesta Shaw, Pres., 407 5th St. S., ph. 452-0146;
Charles Cook, Bus. Agent, Box 609, ph. 452-8722; 1st and 3rd Sunday,
Park Hotel.
Boilermakers and Blacksmiths No. 602— Fritz Gettel, Pres., 1327 12th
Ave. S., ph. 453-0023; Arthur D. Richardson, Secy, 2917 7th Ave. N.,
ph. 452-6776; 3rd Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Brewery Workers No. 200 — Harold Smith, Pres., 431 W. Riverview, ph.
453-2629; Russell Blend, Secy, 710 1st Ave. S. W., ph. 453-5119; Andy
Balko, Treas., 515 6th Ave. N., ph. 453-4723; 4th Friday, Labor
Temple.
Bricklayers and Masons No. 3 — George Remmel, Pres., 1800 10th Ave.
S., ph. 453-5794; Wm. Wardinsky, Secy, 701 1st Ave. S. W., ph. 452-
9205; last Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Building Construction Trade Council — Rudy Enquist, Pres., Donovan
Park, ph. 453-8967; Elmer Britten, Secy, ph. 452-3653; Thursday,
Labor Temple.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 286 — Leurad Oriet, Pres., ph. 453-9436; John
Gollehon, Secy, Rec; K. P. Loftus, Fin. Secy, ph. 452-4487; Willard
E. Delger, Bus. Agent, 716 1st Ave. S., ph. 453-1301; Monday, Car-
penters Hall.
Carpenters Ladies Auxiliary No. 201 — Ruth McGraw, Pres., Sand Cou-
lee; Jetta Harvey, Rec. Secy, 525 25th Ave. N. E., ph. 452-0007; 1st,
3rd Monday, Lower Carpenters Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 122— Frank Moses, Pres., 2221 1st Ave. N., ph.
453-3071; John McMillen, Bus. Manager, 3420 Central Ave., ph. 452-
2162; Charles Barnes, Treas., 201 17th Ave. S., ph. 452-2166; 2nd and
4th Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Elevators Constructors No. 60 — John Barkland, Secy, Helena; Wm. Re-
gan, Local Rep., 1520 8th Ave. S., ph. 452-0207.
Engineers, Operation, No. 377 — Sanford Lerum, Pres., 217 3rd Ave. N.,
ph. 453-3130; Rudy Enquist, Secy, ph. 453-9444; 1st and 3rd Wednes-
day, Labor Temple.
Engineers, Technical No. 158 — Ray Bowers, Pres.; R. M. Anderson,
Secy, 344 Beth Drive, ph. 453-4265; 1st Wednesday, City Council
Chambers.
Fire Fighters No. 8 — Peter Gallogly, Pres., 417 24th Ave. N. E., ph. 453-
1394; Harlan Orshaw, Secy, 1526 21st Ave. S., ph. 452-7226; 1st Tues-
day, Smeltermen's Hall.
Grain Millers No. 109 — Kenneth Hinman, Pres.; Fred Ruble, Secy, 111
12th St. S., ph. 453-0130; 2nd Monday, Smeltermen's Hall.
24 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Great Falls — (Continued)
Hod Carriers and General Labor No. 273 — Clarence Korpi, Pres., 716
4th Ave. S. W., ph. 452-6737; Elmer Britten, Secy, Labor Temple,
ph. 452-3653; 2nd and 4th Wednesday, Labor Temple.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 101— Ph. 453-1091; Ileen Swift,
Pres., ph. 452-0281; Mary Mader, Bus. Agent, 312 1st Ave. S. W., ph.
453-5244; May Walters, Secy-Treas., Box 308, ph. 453-7975; 2nd and
4th Thursday, Park Hotel.
Iron and Structural Steel Workers No. 410 — Richard Foley, Local Rep.,
4200 2nd Ave. N., ph. 453-0991; on call.
Lathers No. 305— Edwin Galloway, Pres., Ulm, ph. 452-6596; Nick Letz,
Secy, 1320 12th Ave. S., ph. 452-9287; 4th Friday, Carpenters Hall.
Laundry Workers and Cleaners No. 19 — Mabel Cowie, Pres., 1817 11th
Ave. S., ph. 452-3396; Hazel Neils, Secy, 717^/2 5th Ave. S., ph. 453-
8274; Edna Fanderick, Bus. Agent, 423 31st N. W., ph. 452-9195; 2nd
Tuesday.
Letter Carriers No. 650 — John Evanko, Pres., 1215 1st Ave. S., ph. 452-
2837; Merton Mader, Secy, 3514 Central Ave., ph. 453-1837; 1st Tues-
day, Post Office Building.
Lithographers No. 36 — Frank Pike, Local Rep., 921 7th Ave. N., ph.
453-9022; on call.
Machinists, Auto and Shop No. 1046 — Fabian Baron, Pres., 3616 4th Ave.
S., ph. 452-8202; Murray McNichol, Bus. Agent, 2217 Central Ave.,
ph. 452-4181; Robert G. Scott, Secy, 2200 9th Ave. S., ph. 453-5659;
1st and 3rd Wednesday, Carpenters Hall.
Machinists Auxiliary No. 324 — Ruth Vineyard, Pres., 812 9th Ave. S.,
ph. 452-5652; Ruby Cole, Secy, 1718 51/2 Ave. S., ph. 452-7371; 1st
Wednesday, Carpenters Hall.
Meat Cutters and Butchers No. 479 — Don Shigley, Pres., 405 8th Ave.
S., ph. 452-3543; Jack Petrini, Secy, 220 3rd Ave. N., ph. 453-2104; 1st
and 3rd Wednesday, Carpenters Hall.
Mill and Smeltermen No. 16 — Arthur Klausen, Pres.; Lloyd Wenner,
Secy and Bus. Agent, 412 1st Avenue S., ph. 453-1051; Wednesday,
Smeltermen's Hall.
Mine Workers No. 270, Belt — Pete Darko, Secy; on call.
Mine Workers No. 2020, Sand Coulee — Pete Romanchels, Pres., Sand
Coulee; John E. Freeman, Secy, 3300 7th Ave. N., ph. 452-8678, Great
Falls; 2nd Tuesday, Miners Building.
Mine Workers No. 2301 — Ernest Thoman, Pres.; James Lodge, Secy; 2nd
Monday, Miners Hall.
Molders No. 93— Pete Bolla, Secy, 2705 7th Ave. N., ph. 452-6868; on call.
Montana Building Trades Council — Rudy Enquist, Pres., ph. 453-8967;
Pete Gilligan, Secy, 3020 4th Ave. S., ph. 452-2181; Labor Temple.
Motor Coach and Bus Drivers No. 1150 — No local Rep. in Great Falls.
Musicians No. 365 — Karl Beverlin, Secy and Bus. Agent, Box 1454, ph.
452-3962; 2nd Wednesday, Carpenters Hall.
Newspaper Guild No. 81 — Donald Bartsch, Pres., South of Great Falls,
ph. 452-4110; Terry Dwyer, Secy, 9471/2 Fair Addition, ph. 452-0044;
last Tuesday, First Federal Building, basement.
MONTANA, 1962 25
Great Falls — (Continued)
Oil-Chemical and Atomic Workers No. 2491 — Dominic Fontana, Pres.,
2112 6th Ave. N., ph. 453-4774; James Ethridge, Secy; 2nd Friday,
Labor Temple.
Painters and Decorators No. 260 — Art Lins, Pres., 1817 1st Ave. S., ph.
454-1194; Allan Schmidt, Bus. Agent, Box 666, ph. 452-0889; Car-
penters Hall.
Pipefitters No. 712 — Alfred Tabaracci, Pres., 2225 Smelter Ave., Black
Eagle, ph. 453-9443; Wm. Fahrman, Secy, 3211 2nd Ave. N., ph. 453-
4075; 1st Friday, Carpenters Hall.
Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 110 — A. J. Pisone, Pres., 914 3rd
Ave. N. W., ph. 453-3324; John Kind, Secy and Bus. Agent, 2404
Central Ave. W., ph. 453-0875; 1st Friday, Labor Temple.
Plumbers No. 139— Jacob Schocks, Pres., 1509 5th Ave. S.; Peter J. Gilli-
gan, Secy and Bus. Agent, 3020 4th Ave. S., ph. 452-1973; 1st and 3rd
Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Post Office Clerks No. 208 — Bert Waetzig, Pres., 933 Fair Addition, ph.
452-0748; Robt. De Luca, Secy, 1503 16th St. S., ph. 452-1236; 2nd
Saturday, Post Office.
Printing Pressmen No. 93 — Edgar Roth, Pres.. 102 2nd Ave. N., ph. 453-
6215; James Godfrey, Secy, 2220 5th Ave. S., ph. 453-5582; 1st Tues-
daj^ Tribune Building.
R. R. Boilermakers and Blacksmiths No. 307— John E. Wolf, Secy, 2305
3rd Ave. S., ph. 453-9045; on call.
R. R. Carmen No. 623— Joseph H. Albertine, Secy, 2024 2nd Ave. S. W.,
ph. 452-7494; 2nd Friday, Carpenters Hall.
R. R. Clerks No. 528— Cyril Jacobson, Pres., 1101 9th St. S., ph. 453-1968;
Bruce Teague, Secy, 512 13th St. S., ph. 452-1778; 3rd Monday, Mid-
town Motel.
R. R. Conductois and Brakemen No. 356 — J. M. Jones, Chairman for
Conductors, 627 3rd Ave. S. W., ph. 453-9308; F. C. Banett, Chairman
for Brakemen, 1316 High St., ph. 452-6113; 1st Tuesday, Carpenters
Hall.
R. R. Electrical Workers No. 1856 — G. E. Erickson, Local Chairman,
Skyline Addition, Box 24A, ph. 453-0563; on call.
R. R. Firemen and Engineers No. 456 — Robert T. Klassen, Local Chair-
man, Box 257, ph. 453-9254; 1st and 3rd Wednesday, Y. W. C. A. Bldg.
R. R. Firemen and Oilers No. 772 — Matt Thares, Chairman, S. of Great
Falls, ph. 454-2520; 4th Monday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 504 — David Barrett, Local Chairman,
2027 1st Ave. S. W., ph. 453-8672; 1st and 3rd Friday, Smeltermen's Hall.
R. R. Machinists No. 287— Wm. Branche, Pres, 422 5th Ave. S. W., ph.
452-7027; Lloyd M. Foster, Secv, 504 16th St. N., ph. 453-7081; D. M.
Zeiter, Local Chairman, 2224 4th Ave. S., ph. 452-1069; 4th Wednes-
day, Labor Hall.
R. R. Maintenance of Way Employees No. 735 — Art Hautala, Local
Chairman, 2420 8th Ave. S., ph. 452-5224; Milton Johnson, Secv, 415
5th Ave. S. W., ph. 4524645; 2nd Saturday.
26 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Great Falls — (Continued)
R. R. Sheet Metal Workers No. 439— John Rowland, Secy, 714 8th St.
S., ph. 452-4247; on call.
R. R. Signalmen No. 1155— Lyle M. Gee, Chairman, W. 2803 Hoffman
Ave., Spokane, Wash.; on call.
R. R. Switchmen No. 81 — Floyd Zimmerman, Local Chairman, 1627A
6th Ave. S., ph. 453-9483; on call, once a month.
R. R. Telegraphers No. 70 — H. H. Hatfield, Ledger, Montana.
R. R. Trainmen No. 405— John B. Willits, Local Chairman, 1620 5th Ave.
N., ph. 452-3388; 3rd Tuesday.
R. R. Yard Trainmen No. 1004 — George Rowles, Local Chairman, 527
4th Ave. S. W., ph. 453-3105; 1st Tuesday.
Ry. and Northwest Airlines Clerks No. 3013 — Jack Schell, Local Rep.,
Donovan Park Addition, ph. 453-2188.
Retail Clerks No. 57 — E. J. Troskey, Pres; Joe Meyer, Bus. Agent and
Secy, Box 1202, ph. 453-1781; 1st and 3rd Tuesday, Moose Hall.
Roofers No. 52 — Bjarne W. Fossum, Pres., 1508 Colorado Ave., Black
Eagle, ph. 454-0529; Robt. Pepos, Secy, Box 1305, Stockett; 4th Thurs-
day, Smeltermen's Hall.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 246— Edward Dector, Pres., S. W. of Great
Falls, ph. 452-8289; Wm. Todd, Secv, 1231 6th Ave. N. W., ph. 452-
8674.
Stage and Theatrical Employees No. 213 — Roy McCallum, Pres., 1012
7th Ave. S., ph. 453-3186; Paul Morse, Secy, Box 1581; 3rd Tuesday,
Smeltermen's Hall.
State, County and Municipal Employees Local No. 1558 — Charles Heber,
Pres., 113 Riverview 6 West, ph. 453-8325; Donald G. Braach, Secy,
801 5th Ave. N., ph. 452-2952.
Stereotypers No. 143— Howard Bennett, Pres., 220 61st Ave. S., ph. 452-
8763; Allan Peters, Secy, 110 18th Ave. S., ph. 454-0967.
Teamsters No. 45— (Chauffeurs, Teamsters, and Helpers) — Adam Byers,
Pres.; Joe Lashway, Secy-Treas. and Bus. Agent, Box 1912, ph. 453-
7203; Hugh van Swearingen, 1420 8th Ave. S., ph. 453-7325; 1st, 3rd
Thursday, Labor Temple.
Telegraphers Commercial No. 40 — J. A. Black, Local Rep., 511 12th St.
N.; on call.
Theatrical Workers Div. B No. 178 — Robert Bowers, Pres., 700 2nd Ave.
S. W., ph. 452-3036; John Evanko, Jr., Secy, 1215 1st Ave. S., ph.
452-2837; Mazie Richardson, Bus. Agent, 3216 4th Ave. N., ph. 453-
5349; 2nd Thursday, Smeltermen's Hall.
Trades and Labor Assembly — Mary Mader, Pres., 1615 5th Ave. S., ph.
453-5344; John Evanko, Secy, 1215 1st Ave. S., ph. 452-2837; 1st and
3rd Friday, Carpenters Hall.
Typographical Union No. 256 — Robert Henry, Pres., 629 Beth Drive, ph.
454-0486; M. P. O'Loughlin, Secy, Box 1354, ph. 453-1744; 2nd Sunday,
1. O. O. F. Hall.
MONTANA, 1962 27
Great Falls — (Continued)
Western Airlines Aircraft Mechanics and Machinists No. 1565 — Los
Angeles— Shelby Goodman, Local Rep., 2307 7th Ave. S., ph. 452-
3604; on call.
Women's Union Label League — Mrs. John J. Peklewsky, 615 7th Ave.
N., ph. 453-9390.
HAMILTON
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1101 — Thomas Blodgett, Pres., 523 N. 4th,
ph. 455-J; Larry Hill, Fin. Secy, Rte. 1, Box 1-A, ph. 963-W; 1st
Monday, Eagles Hall.
Plumbers No. 569— W. M. Williams, Pres., 304 N. 5th, ph. 445-J; Virgil
Cook, Secy-Treas., 423 N. 1st St., ph. 138; 3rd Tuesday, Montana
Power Meeting Room.
28 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
HAVRE
Barbers and Beauticians No. 783 — Claude Moore, Pres., 288 N. Side,
ph. 265-9458; Frank Benbrooks, Secy, 629 1st Ave., ph. 265-7456; 2nd
Thursday, Union Hall.
Bartenders No. 341 — Arnold Avery, Pres., 1134 Lincoln Ave., ph. 265-
2808; Jack Lang, Bus. Agent, 529 4th St., ph. 265-6389; 1st Monda3^
Oxford Hall.
Building Trades Council— Robert Hoppe, Pres., 836 13th St., ph. 265-
6398; Dave Rosman, Secy-Treas., 1108 8th Ave., ph. 265-4864; 3rd
Tuesday, Union Hall.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 718 — Nels Almas. Pres., 202 4th St., ph. 265-
7679; Dave Rosman, Bus. Agent, 1108 8th Ave., ph. 265-4846; 2nd and
4th Tuesday, V. F. W. Hall.
Cooks and Waiters No. 540 — Bertha Gorman, Pres., 418 1st Ave., ph.
265-4216; Camilla Rogers, Bus. Agent, 323 1st St., ph. 265-7623; 3rd
Monday, Union Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 393 — John Wright, Pres., 319 2nd Ave., no phone;
George Bauer, Secy, 805 7th St., ph. 265-2156; 2nd Monday, Union
Hall.
Firefighters — Glenn Warp, Pres., No. 3 Beaver Creek Drive, ph. 265-
4575; Ed Waterman, Secy, No. 14 Saddle Butte Drive, ph. 265-7209.
Hod Carriers and Laborers — Under Great Falls Jurisdiction.
Musicians No. 365 — Don Winkenweder, Pres., 1100 7th Ave., ph. 265-
6247; Wilma Baxter, Secy, 322 3rd St., ph. 265-2568; 1st Monday,
Hotel Havre.
Painters and Decorators No. 692— Ira Dion, Pres., 293 Hill St., ph. 265-
9394; Jim Stewart, Bus. Agent, 1260 Washington Ave., ph. 265-9195;
1st Monday, Union Hall.
Plumbers and Pipefitters No. 6ia— Jim Olson, S. W. of Havre, ph. 265-
9392; Don Worth, Secy, 1016 5th St., ph. 265-2439; 1st Wednesday,
Union Hall.
R. R. Boilermakers No. 613 — Under Spokane Jurisdiction.
R. R. Conductors No. 272— E. W. Frederick, Pres., 804 2nd St., ph. 265-
7671; J. L. Sooy, Secy, 521 5th Ave., ph. 265-4905; 1st and 3rd Tues-
day, L O. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Electricians No. 1856— Larry Hudson, Pres., 429 19th St., ph. 265-
6867; Robert Blake, Secy, 51 Beaver Creek Blvd., ph. 265-7940; 4th
Friday, Oxford Hall.
R. R. Freight, Steamship Clerks, Express and Station Emp. No. 656 —
Roy Damschen, Pres., 1601 1st St., ph. 265-2820; Ted Janicke, Secy-
Treas., 422 12th Ave., ph. 265-6405; 3rd Thursday, Oxford Hall.
R. R. Engineers No. 392 — L. Christopherson, Chairman, W. of Havre,
ph. 265-6009; Hubert Goggins, Secy-Treas., 1424 3rd St., ph. 265-4581;
L O. O. F. Hall, on call.
R .R. Firemen and Enginemen No. 93 — ^William Hinkle, Pres., 825 8th
St., ph. 265-2339; Fay McDonald, Rec. Secv, 1221 5th St., ph. 265-
9159; 1st and 3rd Monday, Oxford Hall.
MONTANA. 1062 29
Havre — ( Continued )
R. R. Machinists No. 430— Ray Karr, Pres., 818 15th St., ph. 265-6187;
W. D. Frank, Rec. Secy, 1202 4th St., ph. 265-2495; 2nd Wednesday
and 4th Tuesday, Oxford Hall.
R. R. Maintenance of Way — Don Roseburg, Pres., No. 9 Hidden Valley
Rd., ph. 265-7237; Ray Berg, Secy, E. of Havre, ph. 265-6264; 2nd
Sunday, Elks Hall.
R. R. Firemen and Oilers No. 911 — George Hagen, Pres., 727 6th Ave.,
ph. 265-2660; Charles A. Davis, Secy, 310 10th Ave., ph. 265-9279;
4th Tuesday, Oxford Hall.
R. R. Sheetmetal and Pipefitters No. 358 — .Joe Christianson, Pres., 724
16th Ave., ph. 265-6805; Ron Gilson, 315 12th Ave., ph. 26.5-7502; 3rd
Tuesday, Oxford Hall.
R. R. Switchmen No. 275— C. R. Coday, Pres., 222 12th Ave., ph. 265-
7235; Richard Wiewick, Secy, 121 3rd Ave. W., ph. 265-4738; 2nd and
4th Wednesday, Oxford Hall.
Mont. Railway Brotherhoods, Joint Jjeg. Board — E. F. English, Chair-
man, 1037 2nd St., ph. 265-93,34; F. W. Freeburg, Secy-Treas., 2201
9th Ave. S., Great Falls.
Retail Clerks No. 171 — Don Davis, Pres., Shambo Rte. Part A, Havre,
ph. 265-2174; Ann Tesch, Bus. Agent, Box 806, ph. 265-4031; 2nd and
4th Wednesday, Union Hall.
State, County and Municipal Employees Local No. 626 — Harold Cevnor.
Pres., 1330 5th Ave., Havre, ph. 265-4168; Keith Benson, Secy,' Box
401, Harlem, ph. EL 3-2500.
Teamsters No. 112 — Clarence Larson, Pres., 1508 5th Ave., ph. none;
Lloyd McCormick, Bus. Agent, 107 7th Ave., ph. 265-6024 or 265-
6081; 3rd Tuesday, Union Hall.
Trades and Labor Assembly — George Bauer, Pres., 805 7th St., ph. 265-
2156; Ann Tesch, Secv, Box 806, ph. 265-4031; 1st Thursday, Union
Hall.
30 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
HELENA
(Meeting place is Labor Temple unless otherwise specified)
Bakers — See Butte Listing.
Barbers No. 578— Evan Burrell, Pres., 25 Elm, ph. 442-7939; Harry Olson,
Secy, 103 N. Main, ph. 442-9116; 3rd Thursday.
Bartenders No. 533— Fred McDermott, Pres., 1106 Prospect, ph. 442-1310
or 442-4944; William Toole, Bus. Agent and Secy, 20 S. Alta, ph.
442-1890 or 442-4652; 3rd Monday.
Boilermakers No. 622 — John Buckley, Pres., Clancy, no phone; Herbert
Liedle, 1421 Lyndale, ph. 442-4566; 1st Tuesday, Eagles Hall.
Bricklayers and Masons No. 6 — Fred Harris, Pres., 136 S. Main, ph. 442-
4504; Frank Gruber, Secy, N. of Helena, ph. 442-6161; 3rd Monday.
Building Construction Council — Chester Bates, Pres., 105 N. Warren,
ph. 442-0285; Everett Ballard, Secy, 1125 5th, ph. 442-5425; 1st and
3rd Wednesday.
Butchers No. 299 — Gustave Schmidt, Pres., 1609 Livingston, ph. 442-3045;
Robert Thielan, Bus. Agent and Secy, 1435 E. Lj^ndale, ph. 4424916;
1st Wednesday.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 153 — George Wascisin, Pres., 906 Leslie, ph.
442-7400; Everett Ballard, Bus. Agent, 1125 5th, ph. 442-5425; George
Kokoruda, Secy.
Electrical Workers No. 185 — Proctor Wells, Pres.. 1618 N. Benton, ph.
442-9369; Henry Anders, Secy, 622 3rd, ph. 442-4376; Peter Anton.
Bus. Agent, P. 0. Box 267, ph. 442-3185; 1st, 3rd Tuesday.
Engineers, Operating — See Butte Listing. Local Representative, Reed
Mathews, Bus. Agent, 1028 Hannaford, ph. 442-1221.
Engineers, Operating (Stationary Branch) No. 373 — Fred Williams,
Pres., S. Park, no phone; Jesse Jones, Secy, 1521 Lyndale, ph. 442-
3260, Ext. 209; 2nd Wednesday.
Fire Fightei-s No. 448 — Bob Killeen, Pres., Civic Center, ph. 442-5241;
Norman Gray, Secy, Civic Center, ph. 442-5241 or 442-9487; last
Monday, Fire Hall.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 254 — Peter Sangra5^ Pres., 1728 Wau-
kesha, ph. 442-2459; Wilford Gunstone, Secy, 1535 Walnut, ph. 442-
3317; Chester Bates, Bus. Agent, 105 N. Warren, ph. 442-0285; 2nd,
4th Wednesday.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 612 — Mattie Brannon, Pres., 207
5th, ph. 442-2733; Lewis Teddy, Secv and Bus. Agent. P. O. Box 955,
ph. 442-3776; 2nd Tuesday.
Ironworkers — See Anaconda.
Laundry Workers No. 45— Dagney Wood, Pres., 300 11th, ph. 442-8081;
Isabelle West, Secy-Treas., 229 Spencer, ph. 442-1031; 2nd Tuesday.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2409 — See Kalispell. Local Rep. Ray
Lindberg, Secy and Treas., 1620 N. Benton, ph. 442-9604; on call.
Machinists No. 231— Delbert Sebens, Pres., Rte. A, ph. 442-5036; Boyd
Bomar, Secy, Box 305, East Helena, ph. 227-5591; Dick Ward, Bus.
Agent, 801 N. Benton, ph. 442-3502; 1st, 3rd Monday.
Mail Carriers No. 220 — Pete Spaulding, Pres., Unionville, ph. 442-6259;
Andre Chovanak, Secy, 1722 Leslie, ph. 442-2051; 2nd Thursday,
Members Home.
MONTANA, 1962 31
Helena — ( Continued )
Mail Clerks No. 649— Robert Miller, Pres., 1902 Montana, ph. 442-4669;
John Milch, Secy, 908 N. Park, ph. 442-3909; meeting on call.
Molders No. 276 — George Anderson, Pres., 100 Cedar, ph. 442-4656; Erwin
Waterland, Secy, 2319 Choteau, ph. 442-5365; on call.
Motion Picture Operators No. 255 — ^William Mortieau, Pres., 194 W. Lyn-
dale, ph. 442-3002; Barney Olson, Secy, 1122 Livingston, ph. 442-4087;
Gene Sherman, Bus. Agent, 339 W. Lawrence, ph. 442-2562; quar-
terly, members homes.
Musicians No. 642 — Harry Harlen, Pres., 818 Breckenridge, ph. 442-5827;
Leroy Bernet, Secy, 837 N. Ewing, ph. 442-1448; 1st Wednesday.
Painters and Decorators No. 1023 — Cliff Cerney, Pres., 1200 Cannon, ph.
442-6353; John Campbell, Secy, Box 272, ph. 442-4915; William Peter-
son, Bus. Agent, 599 W. Main, ph. 442-3636; 2nd, 4th Monday.
Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 86 — Howard A. Brandt, Pres., 1008
12th, ph. 442-1341; Mervin Christie, Secy, Seymour Park, Helena,
ph. 442-2835; 1st Monday.
Plumbers and Pipefitters No. 266— Patrick Carpenter, Pres., 307 13th,
ph. 442-2978; Evert Hanson, Secy, 1116 3rd, ph. 442-8315; William
Peterson, Bus. Agent, 599 W. Main, ph. 442-3636; 1st Tuesday.
Printing Pressmen No. 9 — Clayton Rickman, Pres., 507 Hilsdale, ph.
442-3223; Everett Warfield, Secy, Box 606, East Helena, ph. 227-6813;
2nd Monday, Eagles Hall.
Retail Clerks No. 684— Helen Peel, Pres., 817 Jackson, ph. 442-8049; Lois
Stephenson, Secy and Treas., Box 925, ph. 442-8960; 2nd Wednesday.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 284— Loren Baker, Pres., 1107 Knight, ph. 442-
7374; Wayne Drennon, Secy and Bus. Agent, Rimini Rte., ph. 442-
4577; 1st Tuesday.
Smeltermen No. 72 — John Fonk, Pres., 610 E. Porter, East Helena, ph.
227-5412; Anthony Connell, Secy, 514 E. Clark, East Helena, ph.
227-6822; 2nd, 4th Monday, Smeltermen's Hall, East Helena.
State, County and City Employees No. 971 — Jack Johson, Pres., Boulder,
ph. 2751; Donald Powell, Secy, Box 253, Boulder, ph. 3131.
Teamsters No. 666 — Grant Bingham, Pres., 1400 Boulder, ph. 442-4918;
Norman Sloan, Secy and Bus. Agent, 2250 Montana, ph. 442-0276;
office and meetings Eagles Hall, 2nd, 4th Thursday. Will change
May 1.
Trades and Labor Council — Wilford Gunstone, Pres., 1535 Walnut, ph.
442-3317; J. V. Lawson, Secy-Treas., 1734 Boulder, ph. 442-8275; 2nd,
4th Monday.
Typographical No. 95— Stan Thurston, Pres., 82OV2 Getchell, ph. 442-
7297; Donald Schmidt, Secy, 821 8th, ph. 442-6598; 1st Wednesday,
Eagles Hall.
32 DIRECTORY OP LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
KALISPELL
Columbia Falls Libby Wliitefish
Barbers Union No. 403— Fred Lussier, Pres., 194 4th E. N., ph. 756-3201;
Lester Lawrence, Secy-Treas., 177 Cottonwood Dr., ph. 756-5952; 2nd
Wednesday, Tracy Johnston's Shop, 8:00 P.M.
Building Trades Council — Joe Crosswhite, Pres., Box 213, Columbia
Falls, ph. 756-5838; Noel M. Gies, Secy, Lakeside, ph. 844-3370; 2nd,
4th Tuesday, Eagles Building, 8:00 P.M.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 911 — Wallace Barce, Pres., 1111 4th St. W.,
ph. 756-6294; Ray Peterson, Bus. Agent and Fin. Secy, 928 7th Ave.
E., ph. 756-4405; 2nd, 4th Wednesday, Eagles Building, 7:30 P.M.
Central Trades & Labor Council — Joe Crosswhite, Pres., Box 213, Co-
lumbia Falls, ph. 756-5838; Ray Peterson, Secy, 928 7th Ave. E.,
Kalispell, ph. 756-4965; 4th Thursday, Eagles Building, Kalispell,
8:00 P.M.
City Employees No. 256 — Joseph Longpre, Pres., 745 4th St. W., ph.
756-4097; Mrs. Charles R. Powell, Secy, 666 N. Main St., Kalispell,
ph. 756-5662; 1st Wednesday, City Water Dept. Warehouse, 5th
Ave. W. Centre St.
Electrical Workers No. 768 — James Hunt, Pres., 1224 4th Ave. W., Kalis-
pell, ph. 756-3913; Joe Harris, Bus. Mgr. and Fin. Secy, 536 Park
Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-3833; 2nd Thursday, Eagles Bldg., Kalispell,
8:00 P.M.
Engineers, Operating No. 371 — James H. Choate, Pres., Box 833, Co-
lumbia Falls, ph. 892-5884; Joe Crosswhite, Bus. Mgr., Eagles Bldg.,
Kalispell, ph. 756-5838; 1st Friday, Eagles Bldg., Kalispell, 8:00 P.M.
Fire Fighters No. 547 — Melvin Peterson, Pres., 1225 5th St. W., Kalispell,
ph. 756-4684; Jack Peters, Vice Pres., 1346 6th Ave. E., Kalispell, ph.
756-6630; Charles Hathaway, Secy, 909 2nd Ave. E., Kalispell, ph.
756-4154; 2nd Tuesday, Fireball, KaUspell.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 1192 — Kenneth Galloway, Pres., 1120 S.
Main St., Kalispell, ph. 756-3881; Lowell Wooden, Rec. Secy, Bigfork,
ph. 837-3772; Otis Denegar, Bus. Agent, 1146 S. Main St., KaUspell,
ph. 756-3881; 1st Friday, Laborers Hall, 347 2nd Ave. W., Kalispell.
Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders No. 312 — E. D. Branden, Pres., West
Evergreen Dr., Rte. 1, Kalispell, ph. 756-7580; Viola McBride, Secy
and Bus. Agent, Holt Stage, Kalispell, ph. 756-2166; 1st Monday,
Eagles Building, Kalispell.
Ironworkers No. .598— John Strickland, Pres., Rte. 1-A, Box 985. Colum-
bia Falls, ph. 892-5524; Warren Aycock, Bus. Agent, Fin. Secv and
Secy-Treas., Rte. 7, KaUspell, ph. 756-6902; 2nd Friday, Eagles Bldg.,
Kalispell, 8:00 P.M.
Letter Carriers No. 948 — Roy Norden, Pres., 14 Meridian Rd., Kalispell,
ph. 756-5259; Lawrence Sparano, Secy, 911 3rd St. W., KaUspell,
ph. 756-6822; on call, Post Office Building, Kalispell.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 1965 — Claude Korb, Pres., Somers,
ph. 857-2343; Pete Siderius, Rec. Secy, Somers, ph. 857-2640; Dan
Bangeman, Fin. Secy, Box 25, Somers, ph. 857-2455; 1st Wednesday,
Fireball, Somers, 7:30 P.M.
MONTANA, 1962 33
Kalispell — ( Continued )
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2405 — Harry S. Hunt, Pres., Rte. 3,
Kalispell, ph. 756-6931; A. H. Pahrman, Rec. Secy, Rte. 1, Whitefish,
ph. 862-6225; Robert C. Weller, Fin. Secy, Eagles Bldg., ph. 756-5747;
last Friday, Eagles Building, Kalispell, 7:30 P.M.
Machinists Local No. 1760 — Fred Jewett, Pres., 644 Highway 2 E., Kalis-
pell, ph. 756-7375; Ray Sherlock, Secy, S. E. of City, Whitefish, ph.
862-3462; 2nd Tuesday, Laborers Union Hall, Kalispell, 8:00 P.M.
Meat Cutters and Butchers No. 578 — Charles Plummer, Pres., Rte. 2,
Kalispell, ph. 752-9551; Mrs. Fina Anderson, Bus. Agent and Secy,
Spring Creek Dr., Kalispell, ph. 756-2494; 1st Tuesday, Eagles Bldg.,
8:00 P.M.
Musicians No. 552— Robert Wolfe, Pres., Rte. 2, Kalispell, ph. 752-9558;
Cecil Caferro, Secy and Bus. Agent, 724 1st St., Whitefish, ph. 862-
3511; 1st Tuesday, Eagles Building, Kalispell.
Painters and Decorators No. 975 — Paul Barr, Pres., 1304 6th Ave. E.,
Kalispell, ph. 756-6645; Perry S. Melton, Secy and Bus. Agent, 630
1st Ave. W., Kalispell, ph. 756-7583; 2nd and 4th Friday, Laborers
Hall, Kalispell.
Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 436 — Marion C. McClurg, Pres.,
Bigfork, ph. Echo Lake Store; Bill Fincher, Secy and Bus. Agent,
Willow Glen Drive, Kalispell, ph. 756-5851; on call, Bill Fincher's
home.
Plumbers and Pipefitters No. 684 — Earl W. Mohn, Pres., 469 1st Ave.
E. N., Kalispell, ph. 756-6028; O. J. Knudson, Secy, 1006 9th Ave. W.,
Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5441; James Nelson, Bus. Agent, City Rte. 7,
Kalispell, ph. 756-2107; 2nd and 4th Friday, Odd Fellows Hall,
Kalispell.
Police Protective Association — William Ulrich, Pres., Rte. 3, Kalispell,
ph. 756-3465; Robert Sevier, Secy, 554 4th Ave. W. N., ph. 756-7530;
on call, once per month.
Post Office Clerks No. 683— Harold Kair, Pres., Ill 4th Ave. W., Kalis-
pell, ph. 756-4744; Robert Fredenberg, Secy, 161 1st Ave. E. N.,
Kalispell, ph. 756-6837; on call.
Retail Clerks No. 1427— Gary Fischer, Pres., 1335 6th Ave. E., Kalispell,
ph. 756-6718; Wilma Christopherson, Secy, Bus. Agent, 553 2nd Ave.
E. N., ph. 756-6090; 3rd Wednesday, Eagles Bldg., Kalispell.
Sheet Metal Workers No. 147 — Stanley J. Connors, Pres., Rte. 1, Kalis-
pell, ph. 752-9658; Byron Hoylman, Secy, Bus. Agent, 1240 7th Ave.
E., Kalispell, ph. 756-4494; last Wednesday, on call.
State Highway Engineerins and Office Personnel No. 1199 — Robert
Brock, Pres., c/o State Highway Comm., Missoula, ph. State High-
way, Missoula; Douglas M. Bishop, Secy, 230 Edgewood Dr., Kalis-
pell, ph. 752-9769; every 3rd month, Diamond Horseshoe, Poison.
State Highway Employees Maintenance Force No. 616 — Robert May,
Pres., Sunset Addition. Kalispell, ph. 756-4474; Melvin Mumbower,
Secy, 146 Park Ave., Kalispell, ph. 752-9758; last Tuesday, State
Highway Shop, Kalispell.
Teamsters No. .593— Murray A. Switzer, Pres., 110 6th Ave. W., Kalispell,
ph. 756-3887; Leonard Disbrow, Vice Pres., 335 Harmony Rd., Kalis-
pell, ph. 756-4763; Noel M. Gies, Bus. Rep., Lakeside, ph. 844-3370;
1st Thursday, Eagles Building, Kalispell, 8:00 P.M.
34 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Kalispell — ( Continued)
Typographical No. 723 — Elmer Gilbertson, Pres., 1244 2nd Ave. E.,
Kalispell, ph. 756-5371; Leland Weigium, Vice Pres., 149 Bernard
Rd., Kalispell, ph. 756-7432; Leonard Derby, Secy-Treas., 230 6th St.
E., Kalispell, ph. 756-5304; 1st Tuesday, Skyline Bowl, Kalispell.
Columbia Falls (Kalispell Area)
Aluminum Workers No. 320, Production Workers — David Monroe,
Pres., 1229 4th Ave. W., Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5454; Max M.
Deaton, Secy, Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5575; last Monday, Ervs News,
Columbia Falls, 7:30 P.M.
Aluminum Workers Trades Council — Alden E. Hanke, Pres., Box 24,
Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5452; David Monroe, Secy, 1229 4th Ave. W.,
Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5454; 1st Monday, Ervs News, Columbia
Falls, 7:30 P.M.
Electrical Workers No. 3 — Jack N. Chapin, Chairman, Box 874, Colum-
bia Falls, ph. 892-5897; Earl N. Nutter, Secy, House 9, Hungry Horse,
ph. 387-4174; on call, time and place set.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2797 — Ronald E. Anderson, Pres.,
728 5th Ave. E., Kalispell, ph. 756-4893; Dan Saurey, Rec. Secy, Rte.
1, Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5031; C. O. Vestre, Fin. Secy, 306 5th Ave.
E., Kalispell, ph. 756-6828; 2nd Friday, Masonic Hall, Columbia
Falls, 8:00 P.M.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 3029— Ray McBride, Pres., Holt Stage
Rte., Kalispell, ph. 756-7428; R. C. Thompson, Rec. Secy, 512 7th Ave.
W., Kalispell, ph. 756-6134; Robert C. Weller, Fin. Secy, Eagles
Bldg., Kalispell, ph. 756-5747; 1st Saturday, Eagles Bldg., Kalispell,
2:00 P.M.
Libby (Kalispell Area)
Barbers No. 403 — See Kalispell Listing.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 2225 — James Cassidy, Pres., Box 524, Troy,
ph. 447-3174; H. C. Haines, Fin. Secy, Bus. Agent, Rte. 1, ph. 293-
4485; Hugh Heyne, Rec. Secy, Rte. 1, ph. 293-4806; 1st and 3rd
Thursdaj'', American Legion Lounge.
Construction and Laborers General Local 1061 — Garth Kenelty, Pres.,
Box 432; Donald Switzer, Secy, Rte. 1; Harry C. Kottke, Vice Pres.,
12051/2 Dakota, ph. 293-5493; Harold M. Rorke, Rec. Secy, Bus. Agent,
Box 128; 2nd Monday, Business Office, Mineral Ave. and 2nd.
Electrical Workers No. 768 — See Kalispell Listing.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Local No. 2581 — Lloyd Midyett, Pres.,
504 W. 2nd, ph. 293-4498; William A. Shawl, Bus. Agent, Box 307,
ph. 293-4731; Paul Armstrong, Secy, 1222 Minn. Ave., ph. 293-5174;
John Nass, Fin. Secy, 1022 Mineral Ave., ph. 293-4926; 2nd and 4th
Tuesday, Moose Hall.
Painters and Decorators No. 1667 — See Kalispell Listing.
Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 902 — See Kalispell Listing.
Plumbers and Pipefitters No. 684 — See Kalispell Listing.
Operating Engineers Local No. 361 — Harold Shrewsberry, Pres., Rte. 1,
ph. 293-5007; George Oldham, Fin. Secy, S. Main, ph. 293-4252;
Claude Bloom, Treas., 403 La. Ave., ph. 293-4664; Ruben A. Fellen-
burg. Vice Pres., Rte. 1, ph. 293-4334; 3rd Monday, American Legion
Lounge.
MONTANA, 1962 35
Kalispell — ( Continued )
Ironworkers No. 598 — See Kalispell Listing.
Meat Cutters and Butchers — See Kalispell Listing.
Operating Engineers No. 371 — See Kalispell Listing.
Sheet Metal Workers — See Kalispell Listing.
Teamsters No. 593 — See Kalispell Listing.
State Highway Engineering and Office Personnel No. 1199 — See Kalis-
pell Listing.
Whitefish (Kalispell Area)
Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders No. 718 — Edgar Her-
riges, Pres., W. 2nd St., Whitefish, ph. 862-4091; Gladys Carbone,
Secy-Treas., 404 Central Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-5953; 1st Thursday,
every 3rd month, over Toggery, Whitefish.
R. R. Carmen No. 629 — Alvin Naccarato, Pres., 135 Waverly St., White-
fish, ph. 862-5252; Wayne Pennecard, Secy-Treas., 1344 4th St.,
Whitefish, ph. 862-3582; on call, Wayne Pennecard home.
R. R. Clerks No. 785— Donald L. Boettcher, Pres., 116 Larch Ave., White-
fish, ph. 862-4621; T. N. Barry, Secy, Columbia Falls, ph. 892-5895;
3rd Tuesday, I. O. O. F. Hall, Whitefish.
Railway Conductors and Brakemen, Glacier Park Division No. 414 —
Lyle J. Rutherford, Pres., Birch Hill Addition, Whitefish, ph. 862-
2401; M. G. Stocking, Secy-Treas., 119 Somers Ave., Whitefish, ph.
862-1964; Glen Nelson, Local Chairman, R. R. Brakemen, 427 Somers
Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-5833; E. F. Hileman, Local Chairman, R. R.
Conductors, Ramsey Addition, Whitefish, ph. 862-6042; 1st Thurs-
day, 3rd Tuesday, Masonic Temple.
R. R. Firemen and Oilers No. 221 — Frank Brown, Pres., W. 7th and
Karow Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-4641; Elmer Smith, Secy, Rte. 1,
Whitefish, ph. 862-3163; Roy E. Flint, Local Chairman, Hwy 40 W.,
Columbia Falls, ph. 892-3756; on call.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 499 — 0. J. Swartz, Chief Engineer, 236
Kalispell Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-4663; A. J. Robetorye, Secy-Treas.,
Box 282, Whitefish, ph. 862-7662; 2nd Monday, Masonic Temple,
2:00 P.M.
R. R. Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No. 482 — Don Swisher, Local
Chairman, Park Hill Addition, Whitefish, ph. 862-2554; Melvin
Dortch, Secy, 736 Lupfer Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-0874; 3rd Thurs-
day, Masonic Temple.
R. R. Maintenance of Way No. 1092 — E. .T. Kruse, Local Chairman, 559
Central Ave., Whitefish, ph. 862-2923; 2nd Saturday, Odd Fellows
Hall, Whitefish.
R. R. Switchmen No. 283— George Schooley, Pres., W. 6th St., White-
fish, ph. 862-6172; Howard Beatty, Secy, W. 4th St., Whitefish, ph.
862-4024; every 3rd Friday, on call.
R. R. Trainmen No. 597— Emmett Helm, Pres., 824 2nd St.. Whitefish,
ph. 862-5705; Richard Parks, Secy-Treas., 411 Somers Ave., White-
fish, ph. 862-5823; on call.
Retail Clerks No. 1427— See Kalispell Listing.
36 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
LEWISTOWN
Asbestos "Workers No. 82 — Spokane Washington; meetings held on call.
Barbers No. 294^Barney Schutz, Pres., 619 Shields, ph. 538-3602; Merle
Shaw, Secy, 212 Vs W. Main, ph. 538-3221; 4th Wednesday, Victory
Shop.
Bartenders No. 831 — Leonard Anderson, Pres., 916 W. Watson, ph. 538-
9028; Roy Gossett, Secy, 1222 W. Washington, Box 124, ph. 538-3017;
1st Sunday, Carpenters Hall.
Bricklayers and Masons No. 4 — John T. Plovanic, Pres., 329 Hawthorne,
ph. 538-9262; Frank Valach, Secy, 611 Corcoran, ph. 538-3643; 1st
Thursday, Carpenters Hall.
Building Trades Council — Ronald W. Powell, Pres., End of Erie, ph.
538-3272; W. S. Devine, Secy, 1004 7th Ave. N., Box 344, ph. 538-3869;
2nd Wednesday.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1949 — Frank Pritchett, Pres., 617 W. Belden,
ph. 538-9378; Frances Lehman, Secy, Upper Spring Creek, ph. 538-
5552; 2nd, 4th Monday, Carpenters Hall.
Construction and General Laborers No. 273 — Great Falls, Local Rep.
W. S. Devine, 1004 7th Ave. N., Box 344, ph. 538-3869, office ph.
538-9342.
Electrical Workers No. 122 — Ronald Powell, Pres., End of Erie St., ph.
538-3272; Marvin Duty, Secy, 612 E. Blvd., ph. 538-9649; 4th Friday,
Carpenters Hall.
Engineers, Operating No. 377 — Great Falls; on call.
Painters and Decorators No. 1078 — Anton Washek, Pres., 511 W. Idaho,
ph. 538-9603; W. A. Barry, Secy, 640 N. E. Broadway, ph. 538-5215;
2nd, 4th Tuesday, Carpenters Hall.
Plumbers No. 139— Great Falls, Local Steward Tyler Stapleton, 418 W.
Broadway, ph. 538-3764.
R. R. Clerks No. 792 — Dana Matthews. Chairman, 714 W. E\'elyn, ph.
538-5155.
R. R. Conductors No. 632 — No representative.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 744 — R. W. Spring, Chairman, 918 W.
Blvd., ph. 538-3924; Lester Gibbs, Secy, Three Forks; on call.
R. R. Locomotive Firemen No. 858 — Earl Homquist, Chairman, S. Lew-
istown, ph. 538-9795; Edward Hanley, Secy, 316 9th Ave. N., ph.
538-9598; on call.
R. R. Trainmen No. 759 — Leonard O'Dell, Chairman, 108 Ha\^'thorne, ph.
538-3783; L. E. Moore, Secy; 2nd Sunday morning, Milwaukee Depot.
R. R. Shop Crafts No. 848 (Harlowton)— Arnold Wurth, Chairman,
Harlowton; on call.
State Highway Employees No. 1073 — Leo Myers, Pres., 706 W. Idaho,
ph. 538-5255; C. W. Marvin, Secy, 509 W. Barnes, ph. 538-9688; 1st
Monday, State Highway.
Typographical No. 550— Walter Abel, Pres., 119 E. Lake, ph. 538-9353;
Konrad Braaten, Secy, 812 W. Corcoran, ph. 538-5818; 2nd Friday,
Carpenters Hall.
U. S. Postal Carriers— Vic Lelek, Secy, 1021 W. Evelyn, ph. 538-5207.
U. S. Postal Clerks— Herbert Morris, Secy, 815 W. Evelyn, ph. 538-9274.
MONTANA, 1962 37
LIVINGSTON
Barbers No. 401— Lloyd Griffith, Pres., 114 W. Callender St., ph. 222-
1771; Lynn Kruse, Secy, 127 S. Main St., ph. 222-2011; 4th Tuesday,
Labor Temple.
Bartenders No. 855 — Jack Robinson, Pres.; Pavil Christianson, Secy, 422
S. 11th St., ph. 222-3447; 1st Sunday, Labor Temple.
Carpenters No. 1085 — Russell Huson, Pres., N. E. of Livingston, ph. 222-
0878; Joe Weamer, Secy, 411 S. E St., ph. 222-3105; 1st and 3rd Thurs-
day, I. O. O. P. Hall.
Cooks and Waitress No. 860— Charles McGahon, Pres., 104 S. C St., ph.
222-1014; Bonnie Arnold, Secy, 119y2 S. F St., ph. 222-1528; 2nd Fri-
day, Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers No. 341— R. E. Bossett, Pres., 410 S. 2nd St., ph. 222-
2063; Harry Morgenson, Secy, 317 S. 10th St., ph. 222-1615; 3rd Mon-
day, Labor Temple.
Government Employees No. 465— Frank Mattson, Pres., Mammoth,
Wyoming; Sarah Hoffman, Secy, Mammoth, Wyoming; 1st Monday,
Conference Room.
Hod Carriers No. 1277 — Glen Thompson, Pres., 541 N. Montana Ave.,
Bozeman, Mont., ph. 586-9228; Elmer Roessner, Secy, 213 N. 8th
Ave., Bozeman, ph. 587-7618; 2nd Wednesday, Labor Temple.
Meat Cutters No. 284— Martin Seivino, Pres., 314 S. D St., ph. 222-1134;
Phil Copeland, Secy, 202 Maple, ph. 222-1835; 1st Tuesday, Labor
Temple.
Musicians No. 358— Cecil Skillestad, Pres., 417 N. 8th St., ph. 222-3377;
Louis Armentaro, Secy, 624 N. Yellowstone, ph. 222-1274; 2nd Thurs-
day, Hotes Studio.
Painters and Decorators No. 351 — Bert Streblow, Pres., 114 N. D St., ph.
222-1984; Harold Vandervoort, Secy, 104 S. G St., ph. 222-3488; 1st
Tuesday, Labor Temple.
Plumbers No. 243— Robert A. Richardson, Pres., 409 S. 11th St., Boze-
man, ph. 587-7117; Jack Tingey, Secy, 802 S. 10th Ave., Bozeman,
ph. 586-2171.
R. R. Blacksmiths and Boilermakers No. 123 — Carl Hillard, Pres., 425 N.
B St., ph. 222-2321; G. P. Bruner, Secy, 309 S. H St., ph. 222-2995; 1st
Monday, Eagles Hall.
R. R. Carmen No. 478— M. R. Ramm, Pres., 615 W. Callender St., ph.
222-0935; E. J. Faure, Secy, 121 S. Yellowstone, ph. 222-0235; 3rd
Friday, Labor Temple.
R. R. Conductors No. 371— W. R. Leathers, Chief Conductor, 416 N. 7th
St., ph. 222-0866; J. R. Gallagher, Secy, 219 S. 12th St., ph. 222-2808;
2nd Wednesday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Electricians No. 1971— Joe Reinholz, Pres., 521 S. 11th St., ph. 222-
3590; Walt Coleman, Secy, 115 N. Yellowstone, ph. 222-1586; 2nd
Tuesday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Firemen and Oilers No. 905 — Charles Tecca, Pres.; Sterling Fink,
Secy, 222 S. 6th St., ph. 222-0327; 2nd Monday, Labor Temple.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 2.'?2 — R. E. Brownell, Chief Engineer,
419 S. H St., ph. 222-0123; Dan Peterson, Secv, 616 N. Main St., ph.
222-2019; 1st Thursday, I. O. O. F. Hall.
38 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Livingston — ( Continued)
R. R. Firemen No. 191— Herman Leistiko, Pres., 302 S. H St., ph. 222-
1716; Stanley Regedahl, Secy, 404 E. Lewis, ph. 222-0330; 1st and
3rd Monday, Moose Hall.
R. R. Machinists No. 168 — Howard Juhnke, Pres., 211 E. Chinook, ph.
222-2707; C. E. McClain, Secy, 115 W. Geyser, ph. 222-3791; 1st Thurs-
day, I. O. O. F. Hall.
R. R. Metal Workers and Pipefitters No. 140 — C. E. Skillestad, Pres.,
417 N. 8th St., ph. 222-3377; Don Chapman, Secy, 129 E. Chinook,
ph. 222-3586.
R. R. Trainmen No. 295 — Richard Flannagan, Pres., 428 S. 3rd St., ph.
222-3552; E. B. Peterson, Secy, S. of Livingston, ph. 222-2918; 1st
Monday, Murray Hotel.
Teamsters No. 412 — Robert Adams, Pres., W. of Livingston, ph. 222-
0444; Kenny Proffitt, Secy, 1051/2 E. Chinook, ph. 222-1619; 1st Fri-
day, Labor Temple.
Retail Clerks No. 1091— Ruby Powers, Pres., 322 S. K St., ph. 222-2077;
Betty Trumbull, Secy, 104 N. E St., ph. 222-0287; 3rd Tuesday,
Labor Temple.
Trades and Labor (Park County) AFL-CIO— Orren Doty, Pres., 614 W.
Chinook, ph. 222-2686; Ed O'Neil, Secy, 218 S. C St., ph. 222-3815; 3rd
Monday, Labor Temple.
Typographical No. 489— H. M. Pinkley, Pres., 216 S. H St., ph. 222-1287;
Eugene Burtch, Secy, 305 S. D St., ph. 222-1025; 1st Friday, Living-
ston Enterprise office.
MONTANA, 1962 39
^ULES CITY
Baker Forsyth
Barbers No. 615— Lawrence Poitras, Pres., 701 Tatro, ph. 232-1783; Ed
Leichtner, Secy, 809 Vs Yellowstone, ph. 232-2669; 3rd Wednesday,
12 S. 7th St.
Boilermakers and Shipjard Workers No. 52 — Moved to Deer Lodge.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 152-4 — Robert Lausch, Pres., 910 N. 3rd, ph.
232-2178; Bill Bergerson, Secy, 611 Hubbel, ph. 232-1507; Cecil Har-
baugh, Bus. Agent, ph. 232-3132; 2nd and 4th Friday, Central Labor
Hall.
Electrical Workers No. 653 — Martin Guerechit, Pres., 720 N. Center, ph.
232-3720; Reuben Gable, Bus. Mgr., 1201 N. Montana, ph. 232-1309;
1st Monday, Central Labor Hall.
Firefighters No. 600 — Ben Metzenberg, Pres., 2403 Comstock, ph. 232-
0518; Bob Lynam, Secy, 501 Palmer, ph. 232-1189; 1st Wednesday,
Fire Hall.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 98 — Billings, Montana.
Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders No. 524 — Ralph Carlstrom, Pres., 508
S. Stacy, ph. 232-3466; Vivian Vivian, Secy-Treas. and Bus. Rep,
2008 Bridge, ph. 232-4782; 1st Sunday, Central Labor Hall.
Laundry and Dry Cleaners No. 307 — Ruth Prahl, Pres., 1618 Batchelor
ph. 232-0476; Loretta Vetter, Secy, 514 4th St. W., Billings, Montana
ph. 259-0330; 1st Thursday, Central Labor Hall.
Musicians Protective No. 429 — Jack Fulks, Pres., 609 N. Prairie, ph
232-2912; Thelma Kellum, Secy, 718 N. Custer, ph. 232-3270; on call
Painters and Decorators No. 982 — John Harasymczuk, Secy, 903 S. Mer
riam, ph. 232-4322; 3rd Friday, Central Labor Hall.
Plasterers and Cement Masons No. 599 — Llovd Lawrence, Pres., 705
Felton, ph. 232-1059; E. O. Dunham, Secy, 411 S. Lake, ph. 232-4460
1st Saturday, Central Labor Hall.
Pressmen No. 398— Joyce Moule, Pres., Ill N. Sewell, ph. 232-2681; Ken
neth Farley, Secy, 707 N. Lake, ph. 232-3149; 3rd Thursday, Star
Printing Co.
R. R. Carmen No. 224— Dave Wade, Pres., E. of Miles City, ph. 232-0450
V. M. Rask, Secy, ph. 232-1124; 3rd Wednesday, Eagles Hall.
R. R. Conductors No. 528— W. J. DeLange, Local Chairman, 216 N
Strevell, ph. 232-1520; D. P. Brady, Secy, ph. 232-3819; 1st Sunday
Milwaukee Women's Club.
R. R. Firemen, Oilers and Roundhouse Workers No. 401 — C. W. John
son, Pres., 401 S. Stacy, ph. 232-3819; M. E. Timmons, Secy, ph. 232
2914; on call.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers No. 761 — Earl H. Hogan, Chief Engineer
17 N. 10th, ph. 232-3607; Wayne Hagerty, Local Chairman, ph. 232-
0147; Arthur Pembroke, Secy, ph. 232-2966; 2nd Tuesday, Milwaukee
Women's Club.
R. R. Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Signal Butte No. 759 —
W. W. Wilkerson, General Chairman, lines west, Mobridge to
Seattle, 418 S. Merriam, ph. 232-1922; R. D. Glover, Pres., ph. 232-
1617; H. E. Kransky, Secy, ph. 232-3579; on call.
40 DIRECTORY OP LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Miles City — (Continued)
R. R. Machinists No. 507— J. J. Hinther, Pres., 601 N. Montana, ph. 232-
2160; W. A. Ballentine, Secy, ph. 323-3139; on call.
RailvA'ay and Steamship Clerks IVo. 792 — Transferred to Deer Lodge.
R. R. Trainmen No. 811 — A. T. Peterson, Chairman, 616 N. Center, ph.
232-3038; T. S. Babcock, Secy, ph. 232-0223; 3rd Tuesday, Elks Club.
State, County and Municipal Employees No. 283 — C. E. Wynes, Pres.,
ph. 232-0770; LaVern Strub, Secy, ph. 232-1934; 1st Wednesday,
Central Labor Hall.
State, County and Municipal Employees No. 441 — Alford Schiller, Pres.,
516 Missouri, ph. 232-4275; Clarence Compton, Secy, ph. 232-2532;
1st Wednesday, State Industrial School Dining Hall.
State Highway Employees No. 243 — Arthur Braut, Pres., 715 N. Cottage,
ph. 232-0196; Earl Brown, Secy, 210 S. Center, ph. 232-1696; 1st
Friday, Armory.
Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Warehousemen No. 100 — Billings, Montana.
Trades and Labor Council— Jack Parker, Pres., 701 Wells, ph. 232-3134;
Vivian Vivian, Secy, ph. 232-4782; 2nd and 4th Thursday, Central
Labor Hall.
Typographical No. 631-— Bob Jordan, Pres., 918 Woodbury, ph. 232-2348;
Albert Anderson, Secy, 819 S. Prairie, ph. 232-4535; 1st Monday,
Star Printing Co.
Baker (Miles City Area)
Electrical "Workers No. 958 — Frank Gonsvoski, Pres., Baker, Montana,
ph. 181-J; Ralph Griffith, Secy, ph. 91-W; 3rd Friday, M. D. U. North-
side Warehouse.
Forsyth (Miles City Area)
Carpenters and Joiners No. 2220 — John Sherman. Pres., ph. 338-R,
Forsyth, Mont.; Eldon J. Fontaine, Secy, ph. 263-W, Forsyth, Mont.;
2nd Wednesday, Fire Hall, 7:30 P.M.
MONTANA, 1962 41
MISSOULA
Bonner Superior
(All meetings at Union Hall, 308 W. Main, unless otherwise specified)
American Federation of Government Employees Local 1267 — Leo A.
Michaud, Pres., 829 Rollins St., ph. 549-3797; Clarence M. Chapman,
Secy-Treas; on call.
Bakers and Confectionery Workers No. 154 — W. E. McDonald, Pres.,
620 W. Beckwith St., ph. 549-7547; John Brooks, Secy-Treas., 329
S. 4th W., ph. 543-6221; 2nd Tuesday.
Barbers No. 585— Joe Waylett, Pres., 231 W. Sussex Ave., ph. 543-5072;
F. L. Nickerson, Secy-Treas., 820 Byron, ph. 543-6022; 3rd Tuesday.
Bartenders No. 817— Leo Hill, Pres., 830 Stephens Ave., ph. 549-7738;
Marvin Storing, Bus. Agent, 208 E. Main, ph. 549-8067; 3rd Sunday.
Beauticians No. 585-xl— Gail Brayton, Pres., 534 River St., ph. 549-7851;
Bertha Miller, Secy, 821 S. 3rd W., ph. 543-4096; 2nd Monday.
Brewery Workers No. 106 — Felix Davenhauer, Pres., 1013 S. 5th W., ph.
543-3916; Donald Disney, Secy, 1629 S. 10th, ph. 549-1300; 2nd Friday.
Bricklayers No. 7 — Stan Benson, Pres., 913 Stephens Ave., ph. 549-3200;
Fred Parmelee, Secy, 511 N. Ave. W., ph. 543-5916; 2nd Wednesday.
Building and Construction Trades Council, Missoula — Richard Dunton,
Pres., 305 Grove St., ph. 549-2054; Lawrence W. Simonson, Secy,
1513 England Ave., ph. 549-2152; 2nd and 4th Monday.
Butcher No. 242— William Mordan, Pres., 119 S. Ave. W., ph. 549-4749;
Alex Scally, Secy, 1715 S. Ave. W., ph. 543-4425; Frank Thomas, Bus.
Agent, 2151 Elhs Ave., ph. 543-3425; 3rd Wednesday.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 28 — Lawrence W. Simonson, Pres., 1513
England Ave., ph. 549-2152; Joe Gasuoda, Bus. Rep., 208 E. Main St.,
ph. 549-8067; 1st and 3rd Monday.
Electrical Workers No. 408 — Herb Bartron, Pres. and Bus. Agent, 1654
S. 5th St. W., ph. 543-4800; Art Hanson, Rec. Secy, 734 Woodford St.,
ph. 542-2338; 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
Engineers, Operating No. 371 — James H. Choate, Pres., Box 833, Colum-
bia Falls, Mont.; Joe B. Crosswhite, Secy and Bus. Rep., Box 65,
Kalispell, ph. 892-5055; 3rd Monday, Labor Temple, Missoula. (One
meeting held in Kalispell and one in Missoula each month.)
Engineers, Stationary No. .374 — Elmer Pilon, Pres., 631 Cleveland St.,
ph. 549-1463; Carl Sorensen, Bus. Agent, 509 Brooks St., ph. 543-5580;
2nd Thursday.
Firefighters No. 271— Edward Churchwell, Pres., 922 Edith St., ph. 549-
8594; Jack Reed, Secy-Treas., 411 W. Broadway, ph. 549-5051; 26th
of month. City Fire Station.
Hod Carriers and Laborers No. 187 — Wayne Lowe, Pres., 1755 S. 9th, ph.
549-9668; George Rogers, Bus. Rep., 208 E. Main, ph. 549-8067; 2nd
and 4th Wednesday.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 427 — Myrtle Hughes, Pres., Box
886; Sally Doull, Secy, 208 E. Main or 927 Van Buren, ph. 549-1163 or
549-0194; 2nd and 4th Monday.
42 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Missoula — ( Continued)
Iron Workers No. 598 — Mel L. Shupe, Local Rep.. 2148 England Ave.,
ph. 542-2745; 2nd and 4th Friday, Kalispell.
Laundry Workers No. 21 — Jennie Combs, Pres., 235 E. Railroad St., ph.
543-6533; Waneta Long, Vice Pres.; Nettie Mace, Secy-Treas., 1428
DeFoe St., ph. 549-2490; 2nd Tuesday.
lietter Carriers No. 701 — Dwight Giffin, Pres., 1855 Missoula Ave., ph.
549-5358; Donald Nurse, Secy-Treas., 118 N. 2nd E., ph. 549-3704; 1st
Tuesday, Post Office Building or on call.
Liinoleum Layers and Glaziers No. 1692 — Calvin Traver, Pres., 1626
Phillips St., ph. 549-3462; Chalmer (Chad) Hughes, Secy, 821 S. 5th
St. W., ph. 543-5336; 1st Thursday.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2685 — Lloyd Wise, Pres., 3515 Paxon
St., ph. 549-8985; W. R. Betson, Secy, 2033 Davidson Ave., ph. 549-
1772; Warren Cork, Bus. Agent, 2275 Eaton St., ph. 549-1426; 3rd
Wednesda5^
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2812— E. F. Sackett. Pres., 1012 Toole
Ave., ph. 549-8728; George Mullenax, Secy, 901 Clark St., ph. 543-
6270; Warren Cork, Bus. Agent, 2275 Eaton St., ph. 549-1426; 3rd
Tuesday.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 3038 — Glen McLaughlin, Pres.. 638
Rollins St., ph. 549-8030; Patrick Thibodeau, Secy, 412 W. Central
Ave., ph. 543-4305; Warren Cork, Bus. Agent, 2275 Eaton St., ph.
549-1426; 2nd Sunday. •
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2116 — George Eldridge, Pres., Seeley
Lake; Fred A. Sonnenberg, Secy, Seeley Lake; Warren Cork, Bus.
Agent, 2275 Eaton St., Missoula, Mont., ph. 549-1426; 2nd Tuesday,
Seeley Lake School, 7:30 P.M.
Mechanics, Auto No. 1434 — Orville Woodford, Pres., 713 W. Spruce, ph.
549-3335; Charles Baldwin, Bus. Rep., 208 E. Main, ph. 549-8067 or
542-2080; 1st and 3rd Thursday.
Musicians No. 498 — Mary Williams, Pres., 2400 Dixon Ave., ph. 549-3976;
Robert E. Johnson, Secy, Western Mont. Bank Bldg., ph. 549-3266
or 831 Beckwith Ave.; 1st Wednesday.
National Federation of Federal Employees No. 60 — Gladys Kerr, Pres.,
1601 McDonald Ave., ph. 549-5669; Helen Nash, Secy-Treas., 627 S.
5th W., ph. 549-2950.
Painters and Decorators No. 851 — John Hyder, Pres., 340 Brooks St., ph.
543-5486; Ernest Koestner, Secy, 130 N. 3rd W., ph. 549-7781; 1st and
3rd Monday.
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, International Brotherhood of
No. 885— George Mahaffey, Pres., 611 Cleveland St., ph. 543-6834;
Fred Hager, Secy, Rattlesnake, ph. 543-4928; 1st and 3rd Tuesday,
Moose Lodge.
Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 415 — Harlen Olmstead, Pres., 1809
McDonald, ph. 543-4561; Floyd Orr, Secy and Bus. Agent, Stevens-
ville, Mont., ph. 93-W; 1st Monday.
Plumbers and Steamfitters No. 459 — Herb Krieg, Pres., 239 Brooks St.,
ph. 543-6278; L. J. (Dugan) Maxson, Fin. Sec5^ 1726 Sherwood St.,
ph. 542-2907; Purdan A. Anderson, Bus. Agent, 2223 S. 3rd W., ph.
543-3879; 1st and 3rd Monday.
MONTANA, 1962 43
Missoula — ( Continued)
Postal Clerks, United Federation of No. 113 — Allen Brackler, Pres., Rte.
1, Orchard Homes, ph. 549-2092; Hal Barnett, Secy-Treas., 1640 S.
Ave. W., ph. 542-2986 or 542-2166; 2nd Tuesday, various homes.
Police Protective Association — Ray Robinson, Pres., 826 Poplar St., ph.
542-2985; R. W. Golden, Secy, 1810 DeFoe St., ph. 549-4632; 1st Mon-
day, City Hall, 7:00 P.M.
Printing Pressmen 'So. 242 — Jack B. Yonce, Pres., 7th and Hiberta St.,
ph. 549-3835; Tim Seery, Secy, 107 Agnes Ave., ph. 542-2663; 1st
Thursday, Missoulian Pressroom, 4:45 P.M.
Railroad Boilermakers No, 123 — George V. Froehlick, Local Rep. 435 S.
2nd W., ph. 543-3957; on call.
Railroad Carmen No. 195 — Ray J. Froehlich, Pres., 615 Cooley St., ph.
542-2984; George Melder, Rec. Secy, 1138 Phillips St., ph. 549-7991;
A. E. Gallagher, Fin. Secy, 1620 Phillips, ph. 543-7093; 2nd Wednes-
day.
Railroad Clerks Lodge No. 43— N. R. Spears, Pres., 102 N. 3rd W., ph.
549-3762; Oliver Sacket, Secy, P.O. Box 1045 or 1022 Urlan, ph. 543-
6360; 1st Tuesday, 7:30 P.M.
Railroad Conductors No. 243 — C. A. Brown, Pres., 1121 Harrison, ph.
543-4056; T. A. Washington, Secy-Treas., 370 Strand Ave., ph. 549-
0135; 3rd Wednesday, 2:00 P.M.
Raili-oad Electricians No. 1971 — J. W. Reinsvold, Local Rep., 435 N. Ave.
W., ph. 549-8113; on call.
Railroad Ijocomotive Engineers No. 262 — Carl Anderson, Jr., Chief En-
gineer, 704 Strand Ave., ph. 549-1576; H. R. Larson, Secy-Treas., 430
Hartman, ph. 549-8394; James A. Curran, Local Chairman, 1326 Van
Buren, ph. 549-8921; 1st Tuesday, 7:30 P.M.
Raili-oad Locomotive Firemen No. 194 — C. B. Harbison, Pres., 1021 Rol-
lins St., ph. 542-2735; W. G. Frey, Secy, 1625 Belvue Drive, ph. 543-
3423; Nick C. Lechner, Local Chairman, 517 Reserve St., ph. 549-
7691; 2nd Monday, 7:00 P.M.
Railroad Maintenance of Way No. 272 — George Strand, Pres., 734 Pal-
mer St.; Richard Lechner, Secy-Treas., 627 Longstaff St., ph. 543-
4357; 3rd Sunday, 1:30 P.M.
Railroad Stationary Firemen and Oilers No. 788 — F. O. Fisher, Local
Rep., Mullen Road, ph. 549-4342; Freida Carter, Secv, 1643 S. 5th W.,
ph. 543-6098; 1st Thursday, N. P. Hospital.
Railroad Telegraphers System Division No. 54 — F. R. Polancheck, Dis-
trict Chairman of Rocky Mountain Division, 215 W. Beckwith Ave.,
ph. 549-8521; on call.
Railroad Trainmen No. G70— W. G. Fallman, Pres., 216 W. Central, ph.
543-4379; Dave Crerar, Secy-Treas., 801 Longstaff, ph. 549-7408; 4th
Monday, 7:30 P.M.
Retail Clerks No. 991— Jerry A. Welling, Pres., 220 S. 5th E.; Dennis A.
Burton, Secy-Treas., 208 E. Main St., ph. 549-8561 or 549-5662 (home);
4th Tuesday, 9:00 P.M.
Roofers No. 19.3 — Robert Vining, Pres. and Bus. Agent, 637 Longstaff,
ph. 549-5220; Stan Morin, Secy, 1024 Urlan Ave.; on call.
44 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Missoula — ( Continued )
State, County Municipal Workers No. 1199 — Robert D. Brock, Pres.,
Highland Heights, ph. 549-3755; Doug Bishop, Secy, Highway Shop,
Kalispell; local chapter meets last Friday of month in Legion Hall
except each 3rd month they meet jointly with Kalispell Chapter in
Poison V. F. W. Hall.
Stove Mounters (Porcelain and Enamel) No. 214 — George A. Adams,
Pres., 315 S. 5th E., ph. 549-2023; Lyle Carter, Secy, 1414 S. 1st W.,
ph. 543-6098.
Sugar Division of Grain MiUers No. 287— William Potts, Pres., 1627 S.
5th W., ph. 549-0453; Davis Alkire, Rec. Secy, 319 Blaine, ph. 549-
2604; 3rd Thursday, 5:00 P.M.
Teamsters No. 448— T. R. Nielsen, Pres., 431 S. 2nd W., ph. 549-7349;
F. M. Burger, Secy, Box 448, ph. 543-3472; 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
Theatrical and Moving Picture Operators No. 339 — Robert McDaniels,
Pres., 306 S. 3rd W., ph. 543-4464; Merl Olson, Secy, 220 Kent Ave.,
ph. 543-7392; 2nd Saturday.
Tinners Union No. 114 — Howard Daley, Pres., Rte. 4, Rattlesnake, ph.
543-6069; Thomas Whitcomb, Secy, 747 S. 6th W., ph. 542-2091 (home)
or 543-5141; 3rd Thursday.
Trades and Labor Council — Lloyd Wise, Pres., 3515 Paxton St., ph. 549-
8985; Charles Baldwin, Secy, 208 E. Main St., or 828 S. 6th W., ph.
549-8067 or 542-2080; 2nd and 4th Thursday.
Typographical No. 277 — Cecil C. Meade, Pres., Lower Miller Creek Road,
ph. 549-2566; Bob Flachsenhar, Secy, 821 Orange St., ph. 543-3010;
1st Sunday.
University Teachers Union No. 497 — George B. Heliker, Pres., 920 Evans
Ave., ph. 549-1760; Agnes Boner, Secy, 730 Hastings Ave., ph. 543-
4783; monthly meetings, no set date.
Woodworkers of America, International No. 3-249 — Marion Jordan,
Pres., Superior; Lloyd Guptill, Vice Pres., Superior, ph. 822-4346;
Joseph Magone, Fin. Secy, Superior, ph. 822-4429; 2nd Thursday,
Superior Union Hall, 7:30 P.M.
POLSON
American Federation of Government Employees No. 1405 — Fred Artis,
Pres., St. Ignatius, ph. 745-3654; Lynden Smith, Secy, St. Ignatius,
ph. 745-2301; 1st Wednesday, Ronan City Hall.
Carpenters and Joiners No. 670 — Paul Syverson, Pres., Poison, ph. 95-W;
Bobbie Murphy, Bus. Agent, Ronan, ph. 676-3410; 1st and 3rd Tues-
day, City Hall.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 1909 — Jake Redekop, Pres., 1117 3rd
St. E., Poison, ph. 185-K; Robert Weller, Bus. Agent, Kahspell, ph.
756-5747; 1st Sunday, Poison City Hall.
National Federation of Federal Employees No. 253 — Erva Sager, Pres.,
East Shore, Poison, ph. F2281; Roberta Erickson, Secy, Box 890,
Poison, ph. 290-M; on call.
State, County and Municipal Employees No. 156 — Francis Rollins, Pres.,
St. Ignatius, ph. Charlo 644-2885; Allen Eley, Secy, Ravalli, ph. 745-
3340.
MONTANA, 1962 45
SHELBY
Kevin Sunburst
Cari)enters and Joiners Xo. 1568 — Harold Appley, Pres., 407 Sheridan
Ave., ph. 434-2395; Thomas E. Mason, Fin. Secy, 306 Choteau Ave.,
ph. 434-5336; Lee Ashworth, Rec. Secy, 846 Hill St., ph. 434-2225;
2nd, 4th Tuesday, Moose Hall.
Musicians Protective Union, AF of M No. 365, Shelby Branch — Ralph
A. Baldani, Sr., Pres., 126 Boulder Ave., ph. 434-2430; Dale Dart,
Fin. Secy, 225 11th Ave. S., ph. 434-2560; 2nd Monday, 126 Boulder
Ave.
SIDNEY
Carpenters Union No. 619 — Robert Arneson, Pres., 906 4th St. S. E., ph.
250; George Kemmis, Bus. Agent, 1018 Lincoln Ave., ph. 209-J; Carl
Pierson, Fin. Secy, 723 2nd St. N. E., ph. 1095; 3rd Thursday, Girl
Scout Hall.
THOMPSON FALLS
Hot Springs Plains
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1639 — Harry Kemmerer, Pres., Thompson
Falls, ph. 827-3449; L. J. Carter, Bus. Agent, Box 416, Plains, ph.
826-3549; 2nd Sunday, Women's Club House, Thompson Falls, 8 P.M.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 2719 — Alfred Perry, Pres., Thomp-
son Falls, ph. 827-4227; Robert C. Weller, Bus. Agent, Box 201, Kalis-
pell, Mont., ph. 75-5747; 2nd Sunday, new school building, Thompson
Falls, 5:00 P.M.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers No. 3072 — Leonel C. Acevedo, Pres., Box
402, Plains, ph. 826-3354; Robert C. Weller, Bus. Agent, Box 201,
Kalispell, Mont., ph. 756-5747; C. C. Crandall, Rec. Secy, Paradise,
Mont., ph. 826-3285; Glenn E. Hadley, Secy-Treas., Plains, ph. 826-
3423; 2nd Sunday, Plains City Hall, 7:00 P.M.
WOLF POINT
Poplar
Carpenters and Joiners No. 1294 — Iowa Sugden, Pres., ph. 45-W; Daniel
A. Garfield, Secy, ph. 649; 1st Monday, Sherman Hotel.
Montana Public Employees (Maintenance) No. 118 — Russell Barnes,
Pres., ph. 26; John Colgan, Secy, ph. 761-W.
Montana Public Employees (Office and Engineering) No. 1615 — Robert
Grants, Nashua, Pres., ph. 4422; Ben Harada, Secy, ph. 140.
Poplar (Wolf Point Area)
Federal Employees No. 186 — Mercy Clincher, Pres., Arlene Fay Peter-
son, Secy, ph. 768-3870; 3rd Thursday, Indian Agency Building.
46 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
APPENDIX A
Listing of official names of labor organizations referred
to in this Directory, indexed alphabetically by popular
names under which the unions are generally known.
Aluminum Workers —
Asbestos Woi'kers — International Association of Heat and Frost In-
sulators and Asbestos Workers.
Auto and Shop Mechanics — See "Machinists".
Bakers — Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union of
America.
Barbers — The Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers and Cosmetologists'
International Union of America.
Bartenders — See "Hotel and Restaurant Employees".
Beauticians — See "Barbers".
Blacksmiths — International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers
and Helpers.
Boilermakers — International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship
Builders and Helpers of America.
Bookbinders — International Brotherhood of Bookbinders.
Brewery Workers — International Union of United Brewery, Flour,
Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of America.
Brick and Clay Workers — United Brick and Clay Workers of America.
Bricklayers — Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
of America.
Bridge Workers — See "Iron Workers".
Bus Drivers — See "Motor Coach Operators".
Butchers — Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America,
Amalgamated.
Carpenters — United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
Cement Workers — United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Inter-
national Union.
Cereal and Flour Mill Workers — See "Grain Millers".
Clerks— See "Retail Clerks".
Construction and General Laborers — See "Hod Carriers".
Cooks and Waiters — See "Hotel and Restaurant Employees".
Culinary Workers — See "Hotel and Restaurant Employees".
Electrical Workers — International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Federal Employees — National Federation of Federal Employees.
Fire Fighters — International Association of Fire Fighters.
General Laborers — See "Hod Carriers".
MONTANA, 19G2 47
APPENDIX A— (Continued)
Grain Millers — American Federation of Grain Millers.
Hod Carriers — International Hod Carriers, Building and Common La-
borers Union of America.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees — Hotel and Restaurant Employees
and Bartenders International Union.
Iron Workers — International Association of Bridge, Structural and
Ornamental Iron Workers.
Lathers — International Union of Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers.
Laundry Workers — Laundry Workers' International Union.
Letter Carriers — National Association of Letter Carriers.
Lithographers — Amalgamated Lithographers of America.
Machinists — International Association of Machinists.
Masons — See "Bricklayers".
Meat Cutters — See "Butchers".
Mechanics — See "Machinists".
Mill and Smelter Workers — See "Miners (Metal)".
Miners (Metal) — International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers.
Miners (UMWA) — United Mine Workers of America.
Mine Workers — See "Miners (UMWA)".
Molders — International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North
America.
Motion Picture Operators — See "Theatrical".
Motor Coach Operators — Motor Coach and Bus Drivers Union.
Musicians — American Federation of Musicians.
Office Employees — Office Employees International Union.
Operating Engineers — International Union of Operating Engineers.
Painters — Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of
America.
Pipefitters — See "Plumbers".
Plasterers — Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International
Association of the United States and Canada.
Plumbers — United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the
Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and
Canada.
Post Office Clerks — National Federation of Post Office Clerks.
Printers — See "Typographical".
Printing Pressmen — International Printing Pressmen's and Assistants'
Union of North America.
R. R. Carmen — Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America.
48 DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
APPENDIX A— (Continued)
R. R. Clerks — Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
R. R. Conductors — Order of Railway Conductors of America.
R. R. Firemen and Enginemen — Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen.
R. R. Firemen, Oilers — International Brotherhood of Firemen and
Oilers.
R. R. Locomotive Engineers — Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
R. R. Maintenance of Way — Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Em-
ployees.
R. R. Telegraphers — The Order of Railroad Telegraphers.
R. R. Trainmen — Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
Retail Clerks — Retail Clerks International Association.
Roofers — United Slate, Tile, and Composition Roofers, Damp and
Waterproof Workers' Association.
Sheep Shearers —
Sheet Metal Workers — Sheet Metal Workers International Association.
Smelter Workers — See "Miners (Metal)".
Stage Employees and Operators — See "Theatrical".
State, County and 3Iunicipal Employees —
Stationary Engineers — See "Operating Engineers".
Structural Iron Workers — See "Iron Workers".
Sugar Refinery Employees — International Council of Sugar Workers
and Allied Industries' Unions.
Teachers — American Federation of Teachers.
Teamsters — International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-
housemen and Helpers of America.
Telegraphers — The Commercial Telegraphers' Union of North America.
Theatrical Employees — International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Em-
ployees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States
and Canada.
Truck, Bus and Cab Drivers — See "Teamsters" or "Motor Coach Opera-
tors".
Typographical — International Typographical Union.
MONTANA, 1962
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INDEX
Page
EXPLANATORY --- 3
COMMISSION AND ADVISORY COUNCIL 4
STATE AND DISTRICT LABOR ORGANIZATIONS .- 5
DIRECTORY OF LOCAL UNIONS 6
By
Office
Anaconda
Billings
Bozeman
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Glasgow
Glendive
Great Falls
Hamilton
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
Poison
Shelby
Sidney
Thompson Falls
Wolf Point
APPENDIX A .__
Employment Service Office Areas
Address
416 East Park 6
624 N. 24th St 10
234 E. Main 14
206 W. Granite 16
116 E. Main St 19
33 E. Center St 19
221 Fifth St. S.. 20
211 S. Kendrick..-. 22
1000 First Ave. S 23
333 Main St 27
416 First St 28
515 N. Last Chance Gulch 30
427 First Ave. E., 32
324 W. Broadway 36
123 E. Callendar 37
12 N. 10th St 39
225 W. Broadway 41
Salish Hotel Bldg 44
402 First St. S 45
120 S. Central 45
Black Bear Bldg 45
314 Main St 45
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#f /r. cJLabor ly/nlon kypHcial , . .
This is an appropriate time for the twenty-two local of-
fices of the Montana State Employment Service to express
their appreciation for the cooperation with your organization
during the past year which has resulted in the job placement
of your members. We look forward to strengthening this
cooperation for we have a common field of interest in the
job placement program.
The Montana State Employment Service wants to work
with your union. We do not want to duplicate your work.
We merely want to make your Business Representative's job
easier by taking the responsibility of placing workers off his
shoulders. This will give him more free time for the per-
formance of the rest of his duties. With your full cooperation
your Local Employment Office can help you, your union
and your members.
// JESS C. FLETCHER, Director
if Montana State Employment Service
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