Whats wrong with this code?

When I compile this I get these 2 errors.
program2.cpp: undefined reference to `kontrola(MyList<Associate> &)'
program2.cpp: undefined reference to `promote(MyList<Associate> &)'

Can someone spot what I did wrong?
//===============================================================

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <D:/C++/associate.h>

typedef list<Associate>::iterator iter;

template <class T>
class MyList: public list<T>
{
   void kontrola(MyList<T>& lista)
   {
    int i=1;
    for (iter through=lista.begin(); through!=lista.end(); ++through)
    {
          cout << i << ". number is:" << (*through).getName() << "\t" << endl;
          i++;
    }
   }

   void promote(MyList<T>& lista)
   {
     cout << "Enter keyword to promote its position: ";

         for (iter through=lista.begin(); through!=lista.end(); ++through)
         {
          if( (*through).getName() == "Albania ")
          { cout<<"ALBANIA WAS FOUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \n\n";}
         }
   }
};

    Associate UN_Array[200];      //Make an array to hold Associate Objects.

    void kontrola(MyList<Associate>&);
    void promote(MyList<Associate>&);


int main()
{

     ifstream in_un; //variable for input file name
     in_un.open("UN.txt"); //name of file to open as input file
     
     int i=0, PhoneIndent = 18; // start the phone member 18 chars over
     while(!in_un.eof())// while not at end of file
     {
          UN_Array[i].getInfo(in_un, PhoneIndent); //get information from inputfile
                                cout<<UN_Array[i].name<<"";
          i++;
     }
                in_un.close();            //close input file stream

   //CREATE LIST
   MyList<Associate> lista;
   //PUT INFO IN LIST
   for ( int i = 0; i < 25; i++)
   {
      lista.push_back(UN_Array[i]);
      cout<<UN_Array[i].name<<"\n";
   }

    kontrola(lista); // IF I COMMENT OUT THIS CALL THE ERROR GOES AWAY
    promote(lista); // IF I COMMENT OUT THIS CALL THE ERROR GOES AWAY

}