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Breunig tapped administrator
of IAM/Boeing Joint Programs
of Machinists District
Stacy Breunig has been
Lodge 24, and will con-
appointed administrator of
tinue in that capacity until
the IAM/Boeing Joint Pro-
his term of office expires.
grams in Gresham, a la-
Breunig is a 22-year
bor-management partner-
member of Machinists
ship that works to improve
Lodge 63 at Boeing in
the health, safety and edu-
Gresham. She has served
cational opportunities for
as president of the local
union-represented work-
and as chief shop stew-
ers.
Breunig’s first day on
S TACY B REUNIG ard.
In November 2007 she
the job was April 1.
was hired as communications repre-
She succeeds Jim Thompson,
sentative of the Machinists Western
who retired. Thompson is president
Territory headquartered in Folsom,
Calif.
The appointment to the Joint
Programs — made by Machinists
District Lodge 24 Directing Busi-
ness Representative Bob Petroff —
brings Breunig back home.
The IAM/ Boeing Joint Pro-
grams is part of the collective bar-
gaining agreement between the Ma-
chinists and Boeing. Its leadership,
staff, and services are governed
equally by the union and Boeing
management.
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Harley motorcycle raffle tickets on sale to
benefit Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
A new Harley-Davidson motorcycle
will be in the cards for one lucky raffle
participant at this year’s “Unions for
Kids” Motorcycle Poker Run slated for
Saturday, June 13, at IBEW Local 48’s
union hall at 15937 NE Airport Way,
Portland.
A limited number of tickets will be
sold at a cost of $10 each. All proceeds
go to Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
in Portland.
“The event has grown from a $2,500
donation to Doernbecher’s in 2003 to a
$50,000 donation in 2008,” said Unions
for Kids committee president Lee Dun-
can, who is a business representative of
Electrical Workers Local 48.
The motorcycle is a 2009 Dyna Low
Rider FXDL and is valued at $16,999.
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motorcycle ride through registration
fees, from sponsors, a silent auction,
50/50 raffle, and chili cook off.
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Northwest Oregon Labor Council’s
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