REGULAR MEMBERSHIP MEETING OCTOBER 27, 2005 3:30 P.M.

The regular 1st shift membership meeting was held on Thursday, October 27, 2005 at 3:30 p.m. with Larry West presiding.

The 112 members present paid their respects to the flag.

Prayer was held for the membership and for the local.

Roll call was taken with John Ballard Jr. on sick leave, Von Fessler working, Tony Hamlbin, Jim Holley, Denny Mesarvey, Ed Potter absent.

Motion made and seconded to approve the reading of the September membership meeting minutes, subject to question.

Motion carried unanimously.

Motion made and seconded to approve the October Executive Board minutes as read, subject to question.

Motion carried unanimously.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN, KEITH BAILEY:

Reported on the status of the grievance procedure.

Active last month at 3^rd: 300

This month at 3^rd: 317

Appeal Step: 7

Paragraph 99 – 0

Zone 1 – 9

Zone 2- 64

Zone 3 - 206

Zone 4 – 43

Reported on Employment Status level.

Active Employment 976

Leaves - 109

Lay offs – 337

Reported that the heat in the plant will be turned on Monday.

Reported that the Edcore situation with the checks bouncing has been corrected and thanked Steve Trent for his help.

Reported on the Troy, Michigan meeting.

Answered numerous questions about the meeting.

Motion made and seconded to approve the chairman’s report subject to question.

Questions were asked and answered.

Motion carried unanimously.

REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, DAVID HILL:

Reported that at 12:15, Paul Hegwood called Keith, Larry and Dave and told them that the EBPC will not honor the 28 and 2 retirements while we are under bankruptcy. Explained that this is not unusual, since the first Monday after bankruptcy, they told us they would not pay workers comp. and we made them renig on that after talking to the Ohio industrial commission. We had problems with Edcore and we resolved that. We will work on the 28 and 2 problem as well. We have good language on it. The International has been brought in.

Answered questions about the meetings in Troy last week and about benefits.

Motion was made and seconded to approve the executive secretary’s report.

Motion carried unanimously.

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT, LARRY WEST:

Reported that there will be a Local 755 Bowling Tournament on November 12^th at 12 noon at Poelking Lanes on Wilmington Pike. The entrance fee is $15 per person and prizes will be awarded to the first three places. Proceeds will benefit the Children’s Christmas party, which is scheduled for December 11^th, 2005. For an entry form, see Brad Rice, Scott Bowling or Mark Shinkle.

Thanked Scott Bowling for representing the Local at the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk at Dragon’s Stadium last Saturday. Scott spoke to the crowd on behalf of the Local and also put together a team of walkers. As in years past, Local 755 had a booth at the event and for the second year in a row, gave away donuts to the walkers. Also, thanks to Sue Bostwick for her help manning the booth and to all Local 755 members who walked.

The Ohio AFL-CIO has endorsed Issues 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 on the statewide ballot this November. They urge all Union members to support these issues, because they are good for organized labor and for working families. You can get more information about these issues at www.ohaflcio.org

Reported that the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra and American Federation of Musicians Local 101-473 have teamed up to show their support for Delphi employees by offering complimentary tickets to the Philharmonster show on Saturday, October 29^th. Simply call Center state and mention that you are a Delphi employee. 228-3630 Limit 4 tickets per employee.

Motion was made and seconded to approve the President’s report, subject to question.

Motion carried unanimously.

NO COMMITTEE REPORTS:

NO GOOD AND WELFARE:

NO OLD BUSINESS:

NO NEW BUSINESS:

Meeting adjourned at 5:10 p.m.

Dave Hill

Executive Secretary