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CORRESPONDENCE  Page 1    1 2 3
Winter 2003

From MARVIN GRIFFIN, Pavillion, WY
"RUDY,
  I paid my lifetime membership dues about five years ago. I haven't paid the $3.00 convention assessment, however. Thanks for reminding me. Here is a check for the last five years. I'll be more prompt in the future. Say hello to the greatest bunch of guys in the world for me. If any of you get down in this neck of the woods, look me up.

My best to all of my brothers. MARVIN GRIFFIN."

Were pleased with MARVIN keeping up on assessments. Thanks.

From JERRY TYLER, Everett, WA.
"Dear Brothers and Sisters:
I've just returned from a couple of weeks in the hospital. I didn't even know I had a gall bladder until its stones belted me. Many times during that ordeal (as I have many times since I retired, January 1, 1977) I declared to myself - and anyone else within earshot -

   "Thank god for Harry Bridges and the I.L.W.U.!" You never know how much you need that pension and those health benefits until the need strikes you.

   I want to thank all the working membership for including the pensions and health benefits of us retirees in their wage packet."

Fraternally,
J.T. JERRY TYLER, 55650, retired."

Thanks for your great message, JERRY. And our best wishes for a full and robust recovery! As you state so clearly, when it comes to worker welfare, nothing beats a strong union.

From BERNICE VELATEGUI, Mercer Island, WA.

"Just a little ($200.00!) to help - put it into whatever needs help the most. 

Thanks,
BERNICE VELATIGUI (husband "FRENCHIE")

Thanks very much for your generosity BERNICE. Especially from the feminine side which we truly appreciate

From CLINT (STUBBY) STUBSJOEN, Danville, KY.
  Fellow Pensioners, Here the $30.00 assessment. That should take care of me for a while. Tell RUDY no more letters - save the postage.

   Everything's fine here in Kentucky but I miss the work and the card playing. These guys "Caesars" are a little tougher than the fellows at the hall.

   Hope this finds everyone O.K. Tell SMITTY I've got lots of Trains for sale.

Best regards'
CLINT (STUBBY) STUBSJOEN

P.S. Tell NO NECK hello - use the rest to have one on me."

Thanks,
"STUBBY."

From our regular, TANK NELSON, Morro Bay, CA.
"ART, DEL, CURT, FRED:
 Columns are just for fun, but thank you for the play. - $,s 4 donuts. Laugh lots."

TANK

Thank you TANK for what is becoming regular. He didn't send the usual columns (or were they displaced in our efficiency challenged office?) Sorry if they are thereby left out. Anyway, thanks for the $20.00,

From W.B. KNITTLE, Olympia, WA.

No message, but a very welcome $50.00 for RUSTY HOOK.

Thank you much, Brother KNITTLE.

 
 

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