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 Johnny's here, there — and everywhere People make organizations work, Tucker says Nine win Council 2 scholarships Resolutions approved at convention Convention sets agenda for next two years Hersey award goes to Trina Young Larsen's interest in union affairs is all in the family Why we must vigorously oppose I-747 You helped me win senate race, Cantwell tells delegates Bothell calls in a cop to help in negotiations Council 2 is fastest growing union |
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Convention sets agenda for next two yearsSOME 335 people attended Council 2’s 45th biennial convention held in Wenatchee at the beginning of June. They approved 33 resolutions and one constitutional amendment, listened to speakers on a variety of topics ranging from fighting Initiative 747 to the history of the union movement, and enjoyed a dinner-dance on the Saturday evening.
"The delegates found the programs interesting and enjoyed the hospitality of the City of Wenatchee." Dugovich adds that the next convention will be held on the west side of the state. "I hope all members will consider the opportunity to attend," he says.Among the speakers at the convention were U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, who represents the 2nd district, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell, and Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker. |
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