Montana labor news., 1935-06-06
PICNIC TO EXCEL
ALL FORMER YEARS
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sior to Park, east on Park to Gaylord
counter march west on Park TO Ari-
iona, north on Arizona TO Broadway,
west on Broadway to Montana, north
on Montana to Granite and disband.
At the present writing, we are unable
to give the personel Of the different
sections in the parade, as several in
vited unions have not met since the in
v~itations were sent out, and conse-
quently have not yet been heard from.
The secretaries OF all such unions are
urgently requested to contact the
Miners Union Immediately after their
unions have acted in this matter.
Unions, which through an oversight
OF the Miners Union or through any
other cause, which have not received
their official invitationto participate,
are requested to accept this notice as
an official invitation to join in the
parade.
There will be ample local music, and
probably some outside music as we'll
The Mines Band and the Montana
State Band have both been engaged
for the occasion. In addition to these,
so we are informed, the High School
Band and several local drum corps
have responded favorably to an invita-
ton TO participate.
1t was also reported at this meeting
that Great Falls Mill and Smeltermen
will send a contingent and probably
several Anaconda, and other outside,
unions will be represented.
The parade will form at $50 a. m.
sharp. All the minor details will be
cleared up at the next meeting Of the
joint committee which is scheduled for
7:30 p. m. Monday, June 10th. In the
meantime several ub-committees are
working like beavers on various de-
tails.
The parade banner bearers of every
organization are urged to be at the
point Of formation Of the parade
promptly on time or a little ahead of
time, in order that the members Of
every union will know where to line up
and also so that the organizations COM
ing after each banner bearer may know
where to line up in the parade accord
ing to schedule.
After the joint parade committee adj
journed the Miners entertainment
committee went into session to hear re-
ports OF its several sub committees,
that are working on arrangements for
the picnic and sports program to be
put on at Columbia Gardens on the
afternoon of the same day. 1t was de-
cided to start the sports program at
l is p. m. and put on the speaking
event at 500 p. IN. The baseball game
will be pulled off Immediately after the
speaking.
The speakers committee is planning
on having some amplifiers installed in
several places throughout the park, so
that families which children may hear
the speakers without being compelled to
stand in a crowd within earshot; while
the speaking is in progress. We ex-
pect to have at least one able outside
speaker.
A feature of the picnic entertain
ment will be a concert by the Mines
Band, which will continue all after
noon.
In the evening there will be a dance in
the beautiful Columbia Garden Dance
Pavilion. Hugh Dunlap and his orches-
ira will furnish the music. We hope to
get out next weeks issue of the Mon
tana Labor News on Wednesday, one
day ahead Of time. If so, it will con
tain a complete program Of the events
for the entire day.
Following is the list of unions in
vited to participate in the celebration :
B~lacksmiths, Butchers, Boilermakers,
BARRIERS, Brewery Workers, Bartend-
ers, Bakers, Bricklayers, Book Bind
ers, Carpenters, Ladies Auxiliary,
Clerks, Cooks and Walters, Engineers,
Electricians No. 65, Farmers Union,
F. f. R. A. Workers, Fire Fighters,
General Laborers, Hold Carriers, Iron
Workers, Laundry Workers, L,athers,
Leather Workers, Library Workers,
Painters, Plasterers, Plumbers, Press
men, Printers, Pipefitters, PAYERS and
Hammers, Postal Clerks, Mail Carriers,
Machinists, Motion Picture Operators,
Miners Ladies Auxiliary, Railroad
Brotherhoods, Sheepshearers, Street
Car Men, Telephone Operators, Typo
graphical, Teachers, Transfers, Tin
smiths, Tailors, Workingmen, Women's
Protective, Railway Maintenance Of
Way, S%tereotypers and Mailers.
The following musical organizations
are expected to be in the line Of
march:
Montana State Band, Butte Mines
Band, High School Drum Corps and
Band, Central Girls Drum Corps,
Christian Brothers Band or Drum
Corps, Junior High Band, Eagles Drum
Corps, Elks' Drum Corps, American
Legion Drum Corps and Knights Of
Pythias.
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