SERVING ORGANIZED LABOR IN OREGON AND SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON SINCE 1900 INSIDE OUTSIDE PAGES NORTHWEST HE TOFFICIAL PUBLICBATION UOF LLETIN LABOR Amalgamated Transit Union PRESS Local 757 VOLUME 120, NUMBER 19 PORTLAND, OREGON OCTOBER 4, 2019

President’s Roundup By Shirley Block

Brothers & Sisters. I am reaching out this month to ask all our members to PLEASE start using your health plan for preventative care, full physicals, and the dental plan for routine cleanings and care. This is something we fight for during negotiations in all contracts. I know there is a privacy concern when talking with someone from the Benefit’s De - parAtmTTenEt,N bTutI OgoNin tgo d airlel cAtlTyU to m yoeumr boewrns wpehroso wnaolr dko acto Tr risiM saefte . — Open Enrollment is right around the corner. If you have questions, pleCasoer vcallll itsh eC oitfyfi cTer faonrs ditirections. voted their contract down because the medical coverage offered wasn’t what they wanted. I can’t stress to all members: When you get your TA contract, please take time to read it over and, if you don’t understand what you are reading, ask questions. Don’t sit back and depend on someone else to do it Visiting Valley Transit in Walla Walla, Washington for you. People read things dif - ATU Local 757 President Shirley Block (second from left), ATU 757 Vice President Jon Hunt (right), ATU Liaison ferently. Officer Mark Brotherton (second from right) and Eb Block (left), are pictured in front of new electric bus at “It’s time for us to go to It was reported to me that the Valley Transit in Walla Walla, Washington. ATU met with the t lockransit agency’s new general manager Angie the big table on October dash lights on the interior of the Peters in August. Peters began her new position July 29. She succeeds longtime general manager Dick Fon - 10th and I, for one, will 4000 series buses are so bright dahn, who retired April 5. She has been with Community Connection in La Grande since 2017. ATU 757 rep - not tolerate the waste of that they cause night blindness. resents 40 members at Valley Transit. my time and resources. If If this is true, please write those TriMet comes to the buses up so they can be dark - ened. table with BS we are TriMet has hired 11 Fare In - Secretary Treasurer’s Report ready to ROCK -N-ROLL. spectors with the understanding Not a threat, just a fact.” that the last two in seniority or - der will be given the training op - portunity, just in case someone Utilize your preventive care insurance in higher seniority order drops By Mary Longoria One thing I didn’t know before I started asking out. The truth of the matter is they need three time this amount. Sisters & Brothers. ATU is taking baby steps to try and get a more productive environ - some questions about utilization of these benefits ment for our members. It’s really hard when you have all new faces I want to take some time to is that dental plaque may contribute to heart dis - and experience walking or being pushed out the door. talk about preventive dental and ease. That got my attention! You have department managers/directors in a tug-of-war with health care. We all get busy and Did you know that most insurances’ yearly each other. It’s time for us to go to the big table on October 10th our work/life schedules seem to checkups are 100% covered? Dental coverage and I, for one, will not tolerate the waste of my time and resources. interfere with seeing the doctor also usually covers 100% for teeth cleanings per If TriMet comes to the table with BS we are ready to ROCK -N- or dentist for preventive services. year, and dental X-rays. Early detection and treat - ROLL. Not a threat, just a fact. I was surprised to find out that, like me, many ment for your health and welfare should be num - We have been lucky over the past few years with mild winters, members do not utilize their preventative health ber one on your “to-do” list. but I think our luck is about to run out. If you think you need some and dental care. I made it a priority to get my appointments additional training for driving in inclement weather, please ask your When I checked how long it had been since I completed by the end of this calendar year. Have managers. A lot of you are new and have probably never driven a had been for some routine you scheduled your exams this year? bus in ice or snow. Now if they won’t give you the training, then screenings, I about fell off my Let’s take our health se - shame on them if their new buses get dinged up because they want chair; it had been over four Did you know that most riously and start utilizing to save money. Remember, you should ask for this training before years. insurances’ yearly checkups some of the preventive I can make excuses, which care that is so important to youS ahlaevme aMn V incident/accident. are 100% covered? Dental had to have a rebid on their routes because they are obviously I have, since I make a long life. It’s up to us to adding new Saturday service. Soon there will be Sunday with the my own appointments. But I coverage also usually covers take the first step and in - think we really need to stop clude our health appoint - extNenEsWionS o Ff LCAheSrHrio Ft’sO. R ALL. TRANSPORTATION LOCA - 100% for teeth cleanings and think about our health in ments in our busy sched - TION DRIVERS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY. TREAT THEM the long term instead of the per year, and dental X-rays. ules. WELL. BETTER CONTRACTS. short term. In Solidarity. . PAGE 2 | October 4, 2019 | ATU LOCAL 757 BULLETIN/NW Labor Press ATU Local 757 Officer Reports

hand, then touch a common surface, is TriMet Merlo hope you had a great time. TriMet Center also a way to transmit germs. Who do Well, summer is over, and we are you get to drive the buses if we’re all get - Transportation now into the fall. The new service Transportation As reported by ting sick from the riders? I also suggest change is well under way, and there As reported by MICHAEL M cCURRY DARIN HAGEY getting some anti-bacterial wipes to clean have been some hiccups to start off your work station before you leave the with, but it appears to be smoothing out Hello, Brothers & Sisters. yard. Sometimes, in spite of our best ef - Hey there. You may have seen a lot of me now. As with any major service change, A quick reminder that the new cam - forts, bus operators get sick. Do your best at the garage lately. I have been in meet - if you are having issues or concerns, eras and microphones are going live on to stay healthy: Vitamins, diet, rest, exer - ings and then more meetings with man - make sure to write up an SIR and sub - Oct.1! You know that TriMet has pushed cise! agement. SIPs are being used to nitpick mit it to dispatch. hard to get this system operational, so Take care of yourselves. Stay healthy. at operators for anything that can be used Some of the projects we have been they will most definitely enforce any per - Be safe out there! against you. I know of one manager who, working on have finally come to ceived violations. There are two aspects just because someone complained, tries fruition. For quite some time now, ATU to this new camera/microphone system: very hard to prove that the Operator is al - leadership has been working on creat - 1) It could help us out when some of the TriMet Powell ways wrong. ing and fostering a better working rela - riders are being less than truthful. Sup - A reminder to everyone that if you get tionship between supervisors and oper - Transportation a “See Me” note, it is your right to have posedly, TriMet will throw those com - As reported by ators. Remember, we are, after all, me there! You are entitled to union repre - plaints out, and, 2) TriMet’s review of the KHRIS ALEXANDER brothers and sisters. C-Tran has come sentation! When you receive a “See Me” footage could potentially cause us some to agree with the Union on this, and the note, call your Operations Assistant and supervisor group will no longer be re - problems. So, some friendly advice re - let them know that you would like to set garding these new measures: Tighten up Hello, Brothers and Sisters. sponsible for issuing discipline. Disci - This month at Powell we had two up a meeting for it. For the sake of the pline will now be handled by manage - and lay off on any commentary you few nice managers, set it up as soon as know might get you into trouble, step grievances resolved in the member’s fa - ment. C-Tran has also asked to have vor! Also, a reminder that the imple - you decide. Seek me out for more details. two supervisor positions turned into as - your game up and don’t waste time en - I have had to file more grievances than mentation of audio and video has ar - sistant managers. In return for those po - forcing fares. What has been happening should exist! TriMet refuses to admit they rived, so focus on driving safely and sitions, C-Tran agreed to give the bar - is that as riders try to slip by the fare box are wrong. They keep dancing around without paying, bus operators are trying doing your job to get that paycheck SOPs to make them stick. The mental gaining unit another greatly needed to stop them. This is on camera, and now every other Wednesday and you won’t gymnastics needed is astounding! Imag - Field Supervisor position. We are work - it will also be on mic. Since TriMet need to worry about this new policy. ine what it would be like If they put that ing together to create another analyst slipped up, and the story made the news Now, on to Monthly Garage Safety kind of effort into making our work envi - position for a net loss of zero. that riders can “ride at their own risk,” Day. Garage Safety Day is now going ronment better? I know many of you will be happy to we really have to constantly remind our - to be held on the first Thursday of the Remember to wave to other operators. know, we have started a conversation selves that we are “informers, not en - month with members from our garage We are a family. Wave because you may with C-Tran regarding supervisor suc - forcers.” Is it your money you’re losing? safety team. Stop by and see them to need help and that person whom you have cession, we are also working with C- No, it’s TriMet’s. Does TriMet have our learn what is new. They will have infor - seen every day makes it just a little bit Tran to revise the distracted driving backs in the field? TriMet can deal with mation on safety concerns and work-re - better. Only those who work here know policy, and the accident policy. Stay fare evasion problems. Your money is on lated safety issues. Also, please let them what it is like, and through this hardship tuned, more to follow. your check and that check is not affected know if you have safety concerns. we are strong. As many of you are aware, Tim Eye - in any way by fare evaders. Yes, it is un - Winter sign-up starts October 7th, so I have told a few folks that as the going man is back and coming after the car fair that some pay, and some do not. watch for the posting at the garages for gets worse, there are things we can do to tabs again with I-976. The initiative act in solidarity. Seek me out to know Some of these folks that don’t/can’t pay run-picks. will be on the ballot for the November what you can do to stand against the op - are just down on their luck, and some are I had the pleasure of attending my 5, 2019, general election here in Wash - pressive actions Labor Relations has been habitual scammers. What we can do is hit first ever ATU International Convention ington State. What will it do? It will with other ATU 757 officers, and I will taking as a matter of policy. No matter lower all vehicle tabs to $30, eliminate the “Fare Evasion” button, and then let how small the act, if each of us do these the situation go. Until TriMet develops say it was very informative and educa - a 0.3% tax on vehicle purchases, lower tional. The last time I served as a things, we can move mountains. other vehicle fees (snowmobiles, ATVs another new policy, it’s the new normal. We have taken your contract sugges - It’s on them. It’s a problem above our pay Union Rep was seven years ago. I and such) and it will remove authority passed on all conventions, but I’m glad tions and have begun to put them to paper. for TBDs (Transit Benefit Authorities) grade. The next negotiation session is scheduled I didn’t this time. I am glad that I had to impose vehicle fees. It won’t have Lastly, cold and flu season is upon us! to take place in early October. Until then, the opportunity to represent our mem - quite the impact I-695 had on our Make sure you get your flu shot so you I will do my best to keep you informed. stay healthy. Please note the Flu Shot bers and meet other ATU officers from Seek me out if you have questions. If it agency, but if it passes it may impact Clinic info (days/times) should be posted around the United States. takes a bit of time for me to get back to some current services we provide and in all Bus Garage Report areas soon. Our first date for official negotiations you, forgive me, as I have to balance fam - will stifle future growth for C-Tran. Tell Also, Kaiser and Blue Cross usually offer with TriMet is October 10th, so watch ily time with work responsibilities. your friends and family to vote NO on Flu Shot Clinics in October. for postings for future dates and ask I-976. As bus operators, we drive “Mobile your officer for updates. As I sat here writing this, I learned of Final note…there were issues with the passing of one of our brothers, C- Biology Labs.” People are sneezing and C-TRAN coughing constantly, many without any how TriMet did the code enforcement Van operator Jeff Larsen. Jeff was a job-posting. ATU is talking with TriMet As reported by wonderful gentleman, he was a lot of attempt to cover their mouths. For some JAMES BENNETT reason that only TriMet knows, the plac - about this and hoping to resolve the is - fun, he was always upbeat, he always ards that said: “In Respect to Your Fellow sues. Also, the road supervisor “certifi - had a smile and made everyone around Riders, Please Cover Your Mouth When cation” posting is taking jobs from our him smile and laugh. Jeff will be Coughing or Sneezing,” were all re - training department, which is also an is - Greetings and Salutations, brothers and greatly missed. Rest in peace my moved from our buses. These signs sue we’re looking into. sisters. brother. showed a picture of a person coughing Until next month, be safe! Always I hope everyone had a great summer In Solidarity, ever forward, Jimmy- check and scan your mirrors to avoid and for those of you who had a chance to Jim into their forearm/elbow, in order to re - Turn to Page 15 mind people that to cough into your collisions with fixed objects! get out to the annual ATU 757 picnic, I NW Labor Press / ATU LOCAL 757 BULLETIN | October 4, 2019 | PAGE 15 ATU Local 757 Officer Reports

From Page 2 that we can be. It is your Union! think about the counseling…if you curred to trigger the camera. If manage - By the time you are reading this, the owned First Transit and you were giving ment cannot explain what would have Tillamook County doctors should have signed my medical everyone the ability to learn from the triggered the camera to record, demand Transportation District release so that I can start driving again. feedback from Mobile Eye and, as the a copy of the coaching paperwork, write As reported by Looking forward to seeing everyone at boss, you were not seeing any improve - “No Triggering Event” on it and place a RICK DIETZ the shop or on the road! ment, how would you feel? I would feel copy of it in my box. that no one cared very much about their I anticipate we will begin vacation bid - jobs and or safety on the job and ding for 2020 in early November. As we Hello to everyone from the Tillamook wouldn’t be very happy with anyone get closer to that date, look for that bid County Transportation District Property. First Transit/TriMet LIFT Region 2 NOT showing IMPROVEMENT! Stop packet in your boxes. Everyone gets their I would like to give a BIG thank you and think about this. It’s a serious matter. vacation front-loaded on January 1st, ex - to Clayton Norrbom, Kathy and Steve As reported by CATHY REDWINE Anyone that has a Mobile Eye Score can cept new hires, who will receive their va - Schwabe, Gwen Russell, Michael improve. So, please take Mobile Eye cation on their first anniversary date. Thompson, and also to Allen Newcomb, Counseling seriously and become a safer Sylvie Balance, Tommie Huffman, I hope everyone has had a great summer! driver, work to rule as you were trained, Lawrence Quintal and Debbie Graham The days are noticeably shorter already, and everyone including YOU will be for putting together another great Em - so be on the lookout for pedestrians, happier! Mulligan’s Stew ployee Labor Day picnic. Only two bro - bikes, motorcycles, and anyone or any - Request for ALL...read the entire Re - As reported by TIM MULLIGAN ken horseshoes in the horseshoe pits. It thing that blends in with their surround - gion 2 Contract and the Bid Packet was great to see and visit with everyone ings that could be an accident waiting to Rules, which are a part of our Contract. in attendance. We even had members happen. Keep yourself and your passen - As you complete this request, please from Lincoln City and Salem who made gers safe and remember: “If It’s Not Safe, make a list of anything in this Contract Just a quick shout out to retirees who the trip to enjoy the day. I am looking for - Don’t Do It!” or Bid Packet Rules that you have ques - gathered at Edgefield in Troutdale on ward to visiting with everyone who is Just a reminder, Kim Powdewitz is the tions about so we can meet and discuss Sunday September 8th. Wes, Grant, able to attend on our next Labor Day pic - new Region 2 Liaison Officer, and is in as a group. It’s extremely important for Cara, the Danforths all the way from nic. training. With that being said, you will all of us to understand our Contract, so Lafayette, not Louisiana. Even retired Our contract negotiations are still on - still be seeing me in the office while I’m let’s get started and see where this will Santa from Merlo was on hand. And a going. The District currently has our training Kim. take us as we head towards preparing for handful more. It was nice to catch up on counter-proposal. There have been a few For everyone that has a FMLA filed, our next contract negotiations. The more old and new events. Grant will post the TAs at this time and I’m looking forward please be aware that you MUST work we all know, the stronger we will be! We next gathering on Facebook, which will to more soon. When that happens, I am 1,250 hours per year to have your FMLA are all the ATU 757 Union and we all occur in October and hopefully monthly sure we will meet again over wages as extended or renewed. It’s great to call in need to remember this! thereafter. well as other issues. There are some using FMLA for chronic issues that qual - As always, solidarity wins! Rock ‘n The summer zoomed by and it will be things the District would like to take ify and not lose attendance points, but roll and be safe out there! Halloween before we know it. I miss the away and we are not okay with that. you need to work 1,250 hours per year or good old days when operators were al - As I mentioned in the last issue, my your FMLA status won’t be renewable. lowed to costume-up in the spirit of the wife Cyndie and I will be making a trip Then you will be using your Attendance First Transit/TriMet LIFT day. I can almost see why management to Lincoln City to connect with members Points for all future call-ins. If you’re Region 1 frowned on it for safety and security rea - down that way. That went very well, as calling in every month the designated As reported by sons. I was line-training on Halloween it was not a scheduled Charter Meeting. number of days your doctor has allowed WARREN HOEFT and was dressed as Terrible Tim from We did take a vote to have a scheduled or more, you need to be seriously think - Monty Python’s “THE HOLY GRAIL” charter meeting change both in Lincoln ing about filing for Social Security Dis - movie; hence my aka name. Traffic was City and at the Tillamook meetings. The ability Benefits for your chronic illness. Greetings, fellow brothers and sisters. thick and we were getting considerably outcome of that vote was 100% unani - FMLA is not a game to play with your If management has requested to see late, so at a safe stop we switched spots. mous to have our charter meeting held livelihood. Use your FMLA days wisely. you for one of their camera events, you I looked like a disheveled passenger quarterly at the 60s Café in Lincoln City Develop a plan with your doctor to con - may request Union representation at any who’d decided he wanted to drive! Only starting in November. Also, any mem - trol your chronic issues so you can com - time. It seems that management is just one passenger questioned my credibility bers unable to attend either meeting and fortably come to work and be productive flat lazy about investigating any trigger - to drive whom I showed my credentials would like a copy of meeting minutes, while earning a living for you and your ing event. We are apparently guilty until and satisfied her concerns. Good times! please get me a current e-mail so we can family. proven innocent. The camera should only Live to enjoy! Walk, bus, ride your all be informed about what is happening. I applaud all that have lowered their trigger to record if you brake hard, accel - bike for exercise, fresh air and for better As your Union Liaison Officer, I would Mobile Eye scores! Well done, and keep erate hard, turn hard or hit a substantial health. Volunteer! ’Tis good for you and like to do a better job at keeping our up the good work! Paying attention to bump. If you don’t do any of these things your community! It also keeps you from members informed on what is happening what you are being told during your in the video that you are asked to revie getting bored. here at TCTD. I am open for input at any counseling sessions is very important. —even for coaching purposes—chal - Live to enjoy! Salud! time. Let’s stick together and be the best Put yourself in First Transit’s place and lenge the supervisor to explain what oc - Amalgamated Transit Union - Division 757 Representing working men and women in Oregon and Washington at: TriMet • Lane Transit District • C-TRAN/C-VAN • Salem Area Mass Transit District • MV Canby • MV Salem • Rogue Valley Transportation District • Bend Extended Area Transit • Cascades East Transit • Tillamook County Transportation District • Valley Transit Association • First Transit Regions 1, 2 and 3 • City of North Bonneville • Portland Public Schools • First Student Portland • First Student Corvallis • MTR Corvallis • Lamar Advertising Company • Columbia Area Transit- Hood River • ATU Retired Member Chapter • Sunset Empire Transportation District, Astoria • CC Rider PAGE 16 | October 4, 2019 | ATU LOCAL 757 BULLETIN/NW Labor Press Retirees’ Corner

The following retirees are celebrating October birthdays: Roger Adams, Pamela Ahders, Wan Ahmad, Richard Alsos, Andrew Amado Sr, Shirley Andrade, Steve Andrews, James Andrews, Homer Atwood, Jr., ATU 757 at Oregon AFL-CIO Convention Donald Ayers, Richard Beebe, Fritz Bentz, Bradley Black, Rita Black, Barbara Officers and members of ATU Local 757 joined hundreds of delegates Bonds, Keith Boos, Boni Boyd-Cook, Robert Brown, Gloria Brown, Patrick representing unions across the state of Oregon at the Oregon AFL-CIO Bryan, Linda Butler, Gerald Carl, Virginia Carlyle, Michael Carpenter, Wayne convention in Seaside, Oregon, Aug. 19-22. Pictured are Financial Sec - CURLEY CLARK retary Treasurer Mary Longoria and her husband Jamie; Kerry Mont - Case, , Joseph Coleman, Jr, Bellvena Cope, Vester Crist, David Dorn, Benjamin Fain Jr, Richard Foland, John Frainey, Ronald Galle - gomery, TriMet Merlo Maintenance Executive Board Officer; Jose ROBERT GEORGE Guerra, retiree; Fred Casey, TriMet Represented & Salaried Staff Executive gos, John Gates Iv, , Jerome Gerard, Gary Gilgan, Jack Board Officer; Jimmie Appelhanz, Portland Public Schools Executive Board Officer; and Local 757 President Shirley Block and her husband Hagel, Francis Halpin, Curtis Hansen, Merle Hanson, Andrew Heesacker, Eb. Claudeen Hendren, Lynette Hicks, John Jacobs, John Jamison Jr, Gary Jensen, David Kay, William Keinath, John Kellerman, Martha Kerchum, John Kill, Charles Koenig, James Lau, Michael Lesh, Henry Lines, Jeff Lomax, Jeanne GARY MCCLANAHAN Marson, Daniel Martin, , Darrell Mc Innis, Jannie JAMES NELSON Midde, Laverne Moore, , Dennis Newcomer, Brian Nielsen, Hope Okazaki, Geneva Ortner, Phillip Ozier, Michael Parsons, Jens Petersen, David Puderbaugh, Joseph Ramonda, Wayne Reynolds, Linda Richards, Ken Richins, Sybil Rickett, Bernardo Saludares, David Schafer Sr, Julian Sebastian, Susan Senger, Richard Singleton, Robert Smith, Bettye Smith, Timothy Snyder, Kandi Sowle, Kenneth Spotts, Douglas Stanley, Ron Stevens, Jo-Ann Sweeney, Richard Swope, Barry Tillson, Kenneth Turner, Clinton Tyler, Anita Underwood, Thomas Vice, Jay Volheye, Sherry Ward, Gaylord Warren, Douglas Watson, Daniel Whitney, Mary Williams, Frank Williams, Jr, Sandra Wood, Terry Wu, Ralph Yoder Names in bold print/caps are our 50-year retirees — thank you for your service, sisters & brothers!

IN MEMORIUM: Casey Kennedy, Richard E Clemens, John J. Doupe, David Lafady, Daryl Meisch, Clifford L. Murray, Larry Brant

Retired Members’ Chapter Meeting will be held on Wednesday, Novem - ber 6th at 9:30 a.m. at Westmoreland Union Manor, 6404 SE 23rd Ave. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at 9 a.m.

OCTOBER MEETINGS

SHOP STEWARDS AND FUTURE LEADERS ober 15th, at ATU 757 Schoppert Hall, 1801 NE PPS/FIRST STUDENT PORTLAND CORVALLIS Couch St., Portland. Are you an ATU-757 shop steward? A rank-and- Members meet 10 a.m. on Thursday, October Corvallis members meet at 10 am on Saturday, file member who’s looking to get more active in SALEM TRANSIT/MV 17th, at Colwood Golf Course, 7313 NE Colum - October 19th, at Woodstock’s PLizEzaA PSaErl oNr;O 1T0E45 : bia Blvd., Portland. NW Kings Blvd., Corvallis. the union? Join leadership and staff every month Salem members meet 7 p.m. on Tuesday, October COIC/Bend New day and location. before our Charter Meeting for the Shop Steward 15th, at the Broadway Commons, 1300 Broadway and Future Leaders Meeting to help us drive Street NE; Salem. Central Oregon members meet 6:30 p.m. Satur - C-TRAN/C-VAN ATU’s organizing in 2019 and beyond! The Shop day, October 19th, at East Bend Library, 62080 Stewards and Future Leaders Meeting will take VALLEY TRANSIT Dean Swift Rd., Bend. Vancouver-area members meet at 6 p.m. Sunday, place at 5:00pm, Monday, October 14th, at the Walla Walla members meet 10:30 a.m. Saturday, ROGUE VALLEY TRANSPORTATION October 20th, at the Laborers/Teamsters Hall, Salvation Army, Rose Center for Seniors, 211 NE October 19th, at WSDOT Maintenance Building, 2212 NE Andresen, Vancouver. 18th Ave, Portland. 1210 G Street, Walla Walla. Southern Oregon members meet 7:30 p.m. Satur - COLUMBIA AREA TRANSIT-HOOD RIVER LANE TRANSIT day, October 19th, at Jackson Creek Pizza Com - CHARTER pany. 317 E Main St. Medford. Members meet 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 29th, Eugene members meet 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oc - at the Columbia Area Transit Break Room, 224 Charter members meet at 6 p.m. Monday, Mon - TILLAMOOK/TCTD Wasco Loop, Hood River. day, October 14th, at the Salvation Army Rose tober 16th, at the Woodworkers Local Lodge, Center for Seniors, 211 NE 18th Ave, Portland. 1124 South A St., Springfield. Tillamook members meet 1 p.m. Sunday, October PLEASE NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all ATU mem - The Charter day meeting is 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct- 20th, at Rendezvous Bar and Grill, 214 Pacific Ave. bers are invited to attend any of these listed meetings.