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Has assisted our members with questions on pensions and reitrement. Feel free to take advantage of their services. www.principal.com Dale Roshek Financial Services Representative 6701 Westown Parkway, Suite 200 West Des Moines. IA 50266 515.246.4964 Fax 515 246 4076 roshek.dale@principal.com __________________________________________________________________________ Retiree News ... Come visit a meeting of
the
Central Iowa CWA Retiree at the
Machinists Hall in Des Moines, 2000 Walker (just off the Freeway.
If you can't make it in person, here is the Zoom link to join to keep up to date with our friends and former companies. Monday
Tech Talks
Monday
March 4th at 2 PM
Pleasant
Hill Public Libary
Or you can join the fun right from your home via
Zoom
We talk about most anything and just have fun talking
to each
other.
And we might even answer a burning question you may
have.
Give it a try... You just might find it a fun time.
What have you got to lose.
We
will have a scanner there if you need to scan documents for HRA
reimbursements,
or photos for your genealogy!
Join us on Zoom -- even easier today (we removed the passcode!) <>We miss you and want you back! The best way to keep in touch with fellow CWA members and retirees and receive current information is to join the Retired Members Chapter. At this time, we are meeting at the Machinists Hall, 2000 Walker Street, Des Moines, Iowa, on the second Thursday of each month at 2:00 p.m. Our meetings usually last for about an hour. We have recently added a Zoom option for you to be able to attend if you cannot be there in person, but you want to keep “in the know.” We want to make sure you're taking advantage of all the benefits we fought for years ago. Please come join us and feel free to bring a guest! Our membership dues are $12
per year, which helps keep you informed about news that affects you
(see attached form). WE NEED YOU! To join our local CWA Retirees’ Committee <>(Bring it to a meeting 2nd Thursday every month) 2000 Walker, Des Moines, 2-3 p.m. <>OR return to the address below Barb Harrington 429 N Pleasant Hill Blvd. Pleasant Hill, Iowa, 50327 <> >CWA LOCAL 7102 RETIRED MEMBERS’ CHAPTER Annual dues of $12.00 Effective January 2024 to January 2025 make check payable to: CWA 7102 Retired Members’ Chapter
Why should you join with your fellow CWA retirees? SOLIDARITY …since we no longer meet at work, it is an opportunity to remain united with your fellow members and stay informed on issues of contract negotiations and endangered Healthcare benefits. STRENGTH …If we remain silent and isolated, we won't be heard by those who affect our union benefits. By joining with us in unity, our strength increases and we will be heard! ACTION ... As an organized group, we strive to resolve our shared issues and concerns. EDUCATION … We learn about news affecting our lives. Enlightening program speakers share trustworthy current knowledge. CAMARADERIE … After union business has been discussed we have time for food, fun, and friends! AND, even though we have retired, our Healthcare benefits are of vital concern, both for those who are and aren’t Medicare eligible, as well as for future retirees. We need to show our strength and unity toward positive legislative outcomes and new contracts. In solidarity, Central Iowa CWA RETIREES’ Committee Local Board Barb Harrington, President iowabarb2@gmail.com 515-480-1312 Jerry Uhlman, Vice-President jmuhlman1950@gmail.com 515-240-0781 Roberta Summy, Secretary-Treasurer rockinroberta55@gmail.com 515-537-3121 > from the Central Iowa Retiree Newsletter. Feel free to visit and join us on Facebook at Central Iowa CWA Retiree's Club President RMC District 7 Judy Fries judyfries1@msn.com Are you turning 65 soon. This info could be a help to you. And you ask what is involved in getting CL health Ins changed when I turn 65. First off go to Medicare.org
and read through it. Very helpful. Please visit... for retiree issues... CWA's National Retired Members' Council web site
The Telecommunications History Group (THG), is where you can pursue scholarly or personal research, view museum exhibits or tour a historical telephone company building. THG collects, preserves, and interprets the unfolding history of telecommunications industry. They have facilities in Denver and in Seattle. THG is a non-profit organization funded by membership dues, research fees and grants. One of the nation's largest privately held telecommunications archives, operates two museums and conduct educational programs on telephone history. In caps, I yell.. DO VISIT THIS SITE. A side bar... Ice, snow, and sleet have caused more damage than any other agent. Certainly in the Midwest states that comprised Northwestern Bell's territory. Example... |
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