Northwest labor press. (Portland , Ore.) 1987-current, June 01, 2012, Page 6, Image 6

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    Motorcycle Poker Run June 9
The Unions for Kids Motorcycle
Poker Run and Chili Cook-off, a bene-
fit for Doernbecher Children’s Hospi-
tal, will be held Saturday, June 9, at the
IBEW Local 48 Hall, 15937 NE Air-
port Way.
The poker run starts and finishes at
the hall. Registration is from 8:30 to 10
a.m. and costs $10. A pancake break-
fast will be available for participants.
The poker run itself is a scenic and
challenging 90-mile round-trip ride
with four checkpoints. Riders will re-
ceive a playing card at the IBEW hall
and one at each checkpoint. An option
of one extra (draw) card before the first
card and one extra (draw) card after the
last card will be available for $5 each.
Visa gift cards will be awarded to the
high and low poker hand.
The chili cook-off pits chefs from
the various trades. Chili will be sold and
customers will vote on their favorite.
Hot dogs, hamburgers and soda also
will be on sale.
A drawing for a 2012 Harley-David-
son “Big Blue” Heritage Softail Classic
motorcycle will take place at 4 p.m. In
commemoration of the event’s 10th an-
niversary, the bike will be autographed
by Willie G. Davidson, the company’s
senior vice president and grandson of
Harley-Davidson co-founder William
A. Davidson.
Tickets are still available for $10
each. Only 5,000 tickets will be sold.
Money also is raised through a silent
auction, a 50/50 raffle, and through a
program called “Hour of Help,”
whereby individuals donate one hour of
pay to the cause. Donations are tax de-
ductible.
All money raised is given to Doern-
becher Children’s Hospital. Since its in-
ception in 2003, the Poker Run has
raised $271,000.
For more information or to register
to ride, go to www.unionsforkids.org or
call Lee Duncan at 503-260-5905.
Broadway Floral
for the BEST flowers call
503-288-5537
1638 NE Broadway, Portland
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Groener named to
Clackamas CC board
Chris Groener, a union representa-
tive of United Food and Commercial
Workers Local 555, has been appointed
to the Clackamas Community College
Board of Education. He succeeds long-
time board member Chuck Clemans,
who died in a car accident in Decem-
ber. The position comes up for election
in 2013, and Groener says he will run.
Groener, 41, resides in Oregon City.
He attended Clackamas Community
College for two years before transfer-
ring to Portland State University, where
he was president of Associated Stu-
dents. He has worked at Local 555 for
two years. Prior to that he was an inter-
nal organizer for the Service Employ-
ees International Union.
Groener also currently serves on the
Oregon City Planning Commission, but
he said he plans to resign from that
board shortly.
Groener is the son of Ralph Groener,
a lobbyist for Oregon AFSCME Coun-
cil 75 and a CCC board member in the
1970s who went on serve in the Oregon
Legislature and on the Clackamas
County Board of Commissioners.
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A UTOMOTIVE
F OR T HE H OME
’96 FORD AEROSTAR under 74k, runs
and drives great, excellent tires, non
smoker, clean, $1,600. 503-630-3877
’99 WINNEBAGO ADVENTURER, 33’
w/slide, always garaged, lots of extras, 46k
miles, $28,950. 503-255-5156
ALL TERRAIN LT265/70-R17”, 90% tread
on aluminum rims, 6 lug, fits GMC or
Chevy truck, $600. 503-841-0761
DODGE 318-360 cast iron intake manifold
4BBL, $35 cash. 503 630-4177
’72 MAVERICk 4 dr, good tags, auto, good
tires, $2,000 OBO. 503-473-4706 or 503-
281-1580
A UNIQUE combination of storm and se-
curity window for a 34”w x 17”h, basement
window core, $45. OBO. 503-753-1714
H OUSING
ROCkAWAY ocean front 503-777-5076
5 bdrm, 2 bath, booking now for summer!
http://home.comcast.net/~rockaway.beach
SPRAY, OREGON 200 acres, $750 per
acre, will carry contract. 1-541-468-2961
SUN VALLEY Idaho vacation rental, 1
bdrm condo w/kitchen, sleeps 2-4, 5/31-
6/7/2012, $175 total. 503-929-3593
ROCkAWAY BEACH rental, 3 bed, 2 bath,
sleeps 10, Jacuzzi, 5 min to beach/shops.
Vacationhomerentals.com/43026
LONG BEACH, WA 2 bdrm, 2 bath, loft,
large shop, 1 acre, green house, gardens,
berries $165,000 503-739-2412
LINCOLN CITY vacation rental, 3 bdrm, 2
bath. sleeps 8, wi-fi, 2 blks from beach, 3
blks from casino. 503-653-2069
GRESHAM, built 2003, 2713sqft, 4 bdrm,
2.5 bath, formal living/dining, bonus room,
backs to green space. $269,900. 971-563-
0362.
W ANTED
OLD WOODWORkING tools, planes, lev-
els, chisels, handsaws, slicks, adzes,
wrenches, folding rulers, leather tools, tool
chests. 503-659-0009
COLLECTOR PAYS cash for older toys,
older oil paintings and older American art
pottery. 503 703-5952
U.S., GERMAN, Japanese military items,
uniforms, aviation, hats, helmets, swords,
daggers, bayonets, rifles, pistols. 503-852-
6791
BUYING US & world coins to add to col-
lection, paying fairly, any amount welcome.
503-939-8835
CASH PAID old fishing tackle, wood plugs,
reels, creels, salmon fishing photos, Derby
items, hunting knives, etc 503-775-4166
HISTORICAL INFO, photos, memorabilia,
pioneer stories from Lincoln County area,
Central Oregon coast, need before
Aug.10. 971-235-6732, Sandy, leave
mssg
MOTORCYCLES, tractors, riding lawn-
mowers, cars that need transmission work,
cash paid. 503-880-8183
M ISCELLANEOUS
MATURE BLUEBERRY bushes, approx
20-25 years old, 5-6’ tall, professionally
dug, Bluecrop, Berkley, $38 ea. 503-312-
1518
S PORTING G OODS
’08 kOMFORT 241FS, 5th wheel, 25’6”,
like new, slideout, flatscreen, stereo,
roofair, $21,500. 971-235-6365
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NORTHWEST LABOR PRESS
JUNE 1, 2012