Northwest labor press. (Portland , Ore.) 1987-current, September 07, 2012, Page 7, Image 7

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    YELL conference Sept. 30
IAM Guide
Dog Dash
raises $4,000
The Young Emerging Labor Lead-
ers' (YELL) Conference will be held
Sept. 30 at Holocene, 1001 SE Morri-
son St. Portland. The gathering runs
from 1 to 6 p.m. Afterward, comedian
Clackamas County
Residents!
Motorcycle poker run par-
ticipants Stacy Breunig and
Mike James (photo top right)
draw a playing card at the last
stop of the 6th annual Guide
Dogs Dash held Aug. 25. Forty
riders participated in the 130-
mile ride, which started and
ended at Machinists District
W24’s hall in Gladstone. In be-
tween, riders made stops to
draw cards at The Viewpoint in
Estacada, Sundowner in Mo-
lalla, Dial Station and Straw-
berry Barn near Silver Falls,
and Mt. Angel Sausage Com-
pany in Mt. Angel.
Afterwards, riders enjoyed a
barbecue, drawings for prizes,
and music by The Del Ranchos.
Poker run winners were
Perry Moore, with a full house,
and Shirley Satter, with an ace high flush. The low hand went to
Darrell Hall with a pair of twos. The event raised $4,000 for Guide
Dogs of America. Guide Dogs was founded by the International Association of
Machinists in 1948 in Sylmar, California to provide guide dogs free of charge to
the blind community. The organization depends solely on voluntary donations,
bequests, and fundraising events, such as the motorcycle poker run.
The poker run was sponsored by Machinists Lodge 63, in conjunction with
Machinists District W24.
SEPTEMBER 7, 2012
Mike Bonanno of the Yes Men and mu-
sic from Portland’s DJ Short change,
will perform. Registration is $20.
For more information, contact Chris
Hewitt at chris@oraflcio.org or call
503-232-1195.
September 18th Special Election
Ballot Measure 3-401 is Bad for Everyone!
Vote No on Measure 3-401
Vote against the Tea Party
Vote No endorsed/supported by:
IBEW Local 48,
Columbia Pacific Building Trades Council,
Northwest Oregon Labor Council,
Clackamas County AFSME Local 350,
Joint Council of Teamsters No. 37
www.positivelyclackamas.org
Paid for by Positively Clackamas
NORTHWEST LABOR PRESS
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