TEAMSTERS LOCAL 200 MEMBERS SHOW THEIR STUFF AT THE WAUPUN TRUCK SHOW |
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Driver Scott Gahart, 1st place Heavy Haul category |
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Steve Lemminger, 1st place Multi Axle |
Also (not pictured) was John Michalak, who won 1st place Specialized trailer |
A BEAUTIFUL DAY AT THE TEAMSTERS SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING |
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LABORFEST 2010 Monday September 6, 2010 For more information, Click here for Milwaukee |
It’s Official! – Tim Dietrich Made the Ballot for the September 14th PrimaryThanks to Everyone!I want to thank everyone that signed my nomination papers — all 896 of you! It proves the system can work. I had a great time talking to every one of you, whether you signed my papers or not. The more I get out and talk to all of you, the more I know I’m doing the right thing. I will continue to be out and about, meeting and talking to everyone I can all the way up to voting day, and that’s just the beginning. I will continue to do that as long as I am a public servant. The spirit of Bill Proxmire lives on. I would like to thank the hard working people that took the time to help me circulate the nomination papers. Your help made this happen! My wife LuAnn gets top billing. Volunteers: A special thanks to Scott at Without him you wouldn’t be reading this… Respectfully in service, Tim Dietrich |
LOCAL 200 MEMBER RUNS FOR SENATE SEAT
Teamsters Local 200 member Tim Dietrich makes run for 33rd District seat When one of your own takes the plunge into the political pool to run for a position on the Wisconsin State Senate, attention needs to be brought to the membership, the man, and what his views are. (Pictured here recently meeting with International Vice-President and Joint Council 39 President Fred Gegare) Tim Dietrich is no stranger to politics and is indeed currently seated on the board in his hometown of Sussex. Tim has been a long time member, Steward and then Organizer for his Union, Teamsters Local 200, through his truck driving career spanning more than 30 years. “Brother Dietrich, in my opinion, is qualified for the job. He is not taking campaign contributions, and is funding his campaign out of his own pocket so is not endeared to any special interest groups. Only the interest of those he is looking to represent”, said JC 39 President Fred Gegare “As Teamsters we can be sure that Tim will not forget that living wage jobs go hand in hand with Union jobs. He will bring with him his 30 years of life experience as a Union member as he strives to bring sanity to Madison”, added Gegare. You can learn more about your Union Brother and his views and stances on issues by visiting his web site at If you live in the 33rd District please support and vote for one of our own in the primary on September 14th. |
