Second annual clay
shoot slated Oct.
27 in Gervais
Labor Roundtable award winners
The Labor Roundtable of Southwest Washington held its 22nd annual awards
banquet Sept. 28 at the Vancouver Hilton Hotel and Convention Center.
Awards were presented in a variety of categories. Tim Carrier, a retired
business agent for Painters and Allied Trades District Council 5, was named
“Union Member of the Year;” Dave Ritchey, business manager of Laborers
Local 335, was named “Labor Leader of the Year;” Carpenters Local 156
was awarded “Union of the Year;” Judy Kuschel, president of the Washington
Federation of State Employees Local 313, received a “Labor Service Award”
for her involvement in the labor movement; Ed Barnes, retired business
manager of IBEW Local 48, was presented a “Lifetime Achievement Award;”
and State Sen. Craig Pridemore received the “Community Service Award.”
Pridemore did not seek re-election to the Senate, opting instead to run for
state auditor, where he did not advance to the general election. The Southwest
Washington Central Labor Council presented an “In Solidarity Award” to
Roben White, president of Painters and Drywall Finishers Local 10; and it
recognized Fire Fighters Local 452 for opening its union hall to the Labor
Council’s Labor Neighbor campaign. Pictured above from left to right are:
Joe Fera, Ron Robbins, Norm Curry of the Carpenters Union, Ed Barnes,
Craig Pridemore, Judy Kuschel, Dave Ritchey, and Tim Carrier.
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s
(USA) second annual sporting clay
shoot will be held Saturday, Oct. 27, at
Mitchell’s Clay Target Sports, 6181
Concomly Rd., Gervais.
Awards will be given to the highest
scoring teams and top individual
shooter. First time shooters are wel-
come and encouraged to participate.
Registration is from 8 to 9 a.m.,
with shooting starting at 9:30 a.m. Reg-
istration includes shotgun shells (12- or
20-gauge only) and clay targets, lunch
and beverages, along with awards, door
prizes and a raffle drawing.
All proceeds from the event will
help support the USA’s mission to unite
the union community to expand and
improve hunting and fishing access and
wildlife habitat throughout North
America.
Contact Tim Bindl at TimB@union-
sportsmen.org or Heather Tazelaar at
615-831-6779 for more information.
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