9560 WALKER ROAD, McGREGOR, ONTARIO NORIJO--PHONE FAX MAY 2014 WEB SITE -

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1 K. OF C. EXECUTIVE CHAPLAIN Father Raymond Masse DISTRICT DEPUTY Dale (Marcella) Martin DISTRICT WARDEN GRAND KNIGHT Robin Beaune (Cathy) DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Ulric Renaud CHANCELLOR Dennis Rousseau RECORDER Paul (Angela) Sylvester FINANCIAL SECRETARY Chuck (Marla) Roy TREASURER Frank (Deirdre) Van der Pryt ADVOCATE Evan (Laura) Belanger LECTURER Ken (Bern) McLean TRUSTEES Leonard Paquette (Lynda) Murray (Madeline) Kirzinger Tom (Charlotte) Renaud WARDEN Chris Currie OUTSIDE GUARD Neil (Cathy) Russ Dalpee INSIDE GUARD Marcel Dufour PAST GRAND KNIGHT Paul (Angela) Sylvester K. OF C. MEETING SECOND WED. OF EVERY MONTH DINNER 6:30 P.M. MEETING 7:30 PM CHARITIES MEETING SEE CALENDAR COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING FOURTH WED. OF EVERY MONTH FAMILY 9560 WALKER ROAD, McGREGOR, ONTARIO NORIJO--PHONE FAX MAY 2014 WEB SITE - EVERY TUESDAY CASH BINGOS AT 7:00 PM MAY 2 ND ALASKAN WHITE FISH FRY $9 MAY 3 RD SQUIRETTES 25 TH ANNIVERSARY MAY 11 TH MOTHER S DAY BREAKFAST MAY 14 TH KC GENERAL MEETING, ELECTIONS FOR KC EXECUTIVE AND NOMINATIONS FOR COL. CLUB BOARD MAY 19 TH VICTORIA DAY MAY 28 TH McGREGOR SENIORS 55+ CLUB COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING MAY 24 TH SQUIRETTES LOBSTER FEST JUNE 6 TH ALASKAN WHITE FISH FRY $9 JUNE 6 TH SQUIRETTES HOMELESS VILLAGE JUST A REMINDER THAT YOU CAN SAVE THE KC SOME $ BY EITHER GETTING YOUR BULLETIN THROUGH OR OFF THE WEB. CONTACT MURRAY KIRZINGER FOR MORE INFO. PLEASE NOTE: SUNDAYS BAR OPEN 1:00 PM 4:00 PM ATTEND AND HELP OUT AT THE KC FUNCTIONS YOUR SUPPORT WILL HELP MAKE OUR COUNCIL SUCCEED COLUMBIAN CLUB PRESIDENT Dale Martin TREASURER Frank Van der Pryt BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robin Beaune Glenn Genik Ulric Renaud George Rivest Neil Renaud _ MCGREGORETTES EXECUTIVE _ PRESIDENT Janet Moore 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT Sandy Comtois ND VICE-PRESIDENT Heather Court RECORDING SECRETARY Maggy Laframboise CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY Mary Meloche TREASURER Diane King PAST PRESIDENT Heather Court _ IN CASE OF ILLNESS OR DEATH IN THE FAMILY PLEASE NOTIFY: MCGREGORETTES - BETTY DEBLOIS AT KNIGHTS LARRY BEZAIRE _ KC INSURANCE - YOUR AGENT Matthew Merrett 461 Mclellan Ave. Amherstburg COLUMBIAN SQUIRES TRAINING TOMORROWS LEADERS TODAY! _COLUMBIAN SQUIRES TRAINING TOMORROWS LEADERS TODAY! _ For The Entire Family

2 Brothers, CHAPLAIN S REPORT Christ has died! Christ is risen! Christ will come again! For many years this proclamation has expressed the mystery of our faith and at no other time of the year does this resound as powerfully in our hearts as at Easter. As we live the Easter Triduum each year we enter more deeply into this blessed mystery. Jesus Christ, truly God and truly Man, surrenders his life for our sake, for love of His Church, the people of God. Selfless and loving in his surrender, Jesus Christ wins an everlasting victory over sin and death. He lives and reigns forever. The Good News of this Easter victory is coupled with the fact that by the mercy and grace of God the fruits of the Resurrection and the promise of eternal life are held out to all believers. Christians are baptized into the death of Christ so that we may also share in His Resurrection. So great is our joy that the Church celebrates the seven weeks between Easter and Pentecost as one great feast day. St. Athanasius called this whole period "the great Sunday". Moreover, not only do Christians revel in Christ's victory over the grave but we await with eager hearts his return in glory. Until that great day, we walk daily in this life with our Lord who is truly present with his people. My dear friends, may the joy of the Risen Christ and every Easter blessing be your constant companion until that great day when Christ will come again! Alleluia! Alleluia! Come Lord Jesus! Your chaplain and brother in Christ, Fr. Ray Masse GRAND KNIGHT S REPORT Well hello fellow Knights and families. Another year of Fraternal Services is about to close. The election will take place this month and a new executive will begin their term in July. For those who would like to run for a position on the executive, please let someone know that you are interested. We need you members to step up so this council will continue to serve the community and the charities in the area. Many things had to change in the past few years but these changes have moved us forward in a positive direction. In my newsletters I ve made it known that if it weren t for the many volunteers this community centre (K of C Hall ) would not be here to continue the social gatherings such as parties (Birthday, Anniversary, Christenings) Breakfasts, Showers, Weddings, Funeral wakes, card parties, banquettes etc. 1 What we need most right now is for you younger Knights and your families to step up and take your rightful place in this organization and help those that have put their whole heart and soul to make this council the best that it is. I know if the youth come forth, there will be more mature members and families that will be there to assist their endeavors as the future proceeds. We on the Executive pray that the whole executive board will be filled for the upcoming Fraternal year. Congratulations to the Squirette s of Mary on their 25 th Anniversary. On behalf of the council we would like to thank you for the many years of service and look forward to many more. To all the ladies, Happy Mother s Day. Fraternally yours Grand Knight Robin Beaune VOLUNTEERS WANTED If you have expertise in Plumbing, Electrical, Roofing, Handy Man or if you know of someone who has these qualifications and would like to volunteer their time helping out in support of the hall, please contact us with a name and number. Please call and leave a message or see someone on the board. Thank you in advance FINANCIAL SECRETARY REPORT Brothers, We still have members who have not submitted their annual dues. Membership Fee s are due. Regular Membership is $ Please drop off at the Hall, or mail to my address below. If your Membership is an Honorary Member then the dues are $ Please drop off at the K of C Hall, or mail to my address below. I encourage our members that are NOT in good standing with their membership to contact me as always so that I may assist you in getting your membership into Good Standing. We have a program in place to assist you to get your membership into Good Standing with the Knights of Columbus. Please contact me at any time via and/or phone at the info below. It still cost the council all of the per capita to the Supreme and State Offices. Fraternally Yours, Chuck Roy

3 Fin Sec PGK 376 Cyanna Crt Tecumseh, Ontario N8N 5H1 Ph: NOMINATIONS FOR KC EXECUTIVE Grand Knight: Dennis Rousseau Ulric Renaud Evan Belanger Kevin Klinck Robin Beaune Deputy Grand Knight: Kevin Klinck Dennis Rousseau Ulric Renaud Chancellor: Dennis Rousseau Lynn Richardson Jeff Ostrow Recorder: Paul Sylvester Treasurer: Frank Van der Pryt Derek Renaud Advocate: Evan Belanger Leonard Paquette Bob Drouillard Joe Rousseau Warden: Joe Rousseau Chris Currie Inside/Outside Guard: Marcel Dufour Neil Renaud Joe Rousseau Trustee: Richard Bezaire Murray Kirzinger Marcel Dufour Derek Renaud Jason Renaud Bob Drouillard 2 Duties of Council Officers for Upcoming Elections Grand Knight The grand knight is responsible for the welfare of the council. He presides over council meetings, acts as an ex-officio member of all committees, appoints a membership and programming director, convenes officers for a monthly meeting, and ensures all necessary reports are submitted to the state and Supreme Council. He should also be aware of the council s financial status and ensure that his signature appears on all checks drawn. The grand knight is a member of the Advisory Board with general supervision of the council s Columbian Squire circle. For more specific duties and responsibilities, refer to the Grand Knight s Handbook (#915). Chaplain The chaplain is the spiritual advisor of the council. He is expected to make a report at council meetings on religious matters. The grand knight appoints a priest in accordance with any rules established by the bishop of the diocese to serve as council chaplain. For more specific duties, responsibilities and eligibility refer to the Chaplain s Handbook (#945). Deputy Grand Knight The deputy grand knight is second in command. He assists the grand knight with council affairs and fulfills all duties assigned to him by the grand knight. Should the grand knight be absent from a council meeting, the deputy grand knight will preside. He is chairman of the council s retention committee and also a member of the Advisory Board charged with overseeing the council s sponsored Columbian Squires circle. Chancellor The chancellor has a variety of responsibilities. Primarily, he assists the grand knight and the deputy grand knight in the execution of their duties and oversees the council in both their absences. He is charged with strengthening the members interests in council activities. The chancellor is chairman of the admission committee and a member of the Columbian Squires circle ceremonial team. Recorder The recorder is similar to a court reporter or a secretary. He is responsible for maintaining a true record of all actions of the council and its correspondence. A

4 Recorder s Minute Book (#1043) is available from the Knights of Columbus Supply Department for keeping a record of council meetings. Financial Secretary The financial secretary is appointed by the supreme knight, upon recommendation of the council. His main area of responsibilities is maintaining all financial and membership records. He collects and receives all moneys from all sources, including annual dues from council members. He also handles supply orders for the council officers and members, filing the Report of Officer (#185), and submitting all membership transactions to the Supreme Council. For more specific duties and responsibilities, refer to the Financial Secretary Handbook (#1410). Treasurer The treasurer is responsible for the safekeeping and maintaining records of all council funds and accounts. He is responsible for depositing money into the council s accounts and provides a certificate of such monies to the grand knight. He is also responsible for payment of all expenses. Lecturer The lecturer is appointed by the grand knight to provide both educational and entertaining programs to the council. He is responsible for the Good of the Order portion of council meetings. In order to provide members with informative and educational programs, he must be knowledgeable and aware of all council programming. Advocate The advocate is the legal representative of the council and serves as the council s attorney at trials and investigations of any interest to the council. While he does not need to be a member of the legal profession, he should be familiar with the council by-laws, the Order s Charter, Constitution and Laws (#30), Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting (#1937), and Robert s Rules of Order. Warden The warden is the watchdog for council property and degree paraphernalia except the property of the financial secretary, treasurer and recorder. He is also responsible for setting up the council chambers for meetings and ceremonial work. During ceremonial exemplifications, he will appoint and supervise guards. Inside & Outside Guards The guards have similar responsibilities, but distinct differences. The outside guard tends to the outer door admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at the inner door, the inside guard checks to make sure that their membership cards are current. Trustees The board of trustees consists of three members elected by the council and the 3 grand knight, who serves as chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the financial secretary and treasurer, and with the deputy grand knight serve on the council s retention committee. During council elections, only the three-year trustee is voted on, with the others moving on to become two- and one-year trustees, respectively. KC EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS Elections for the K of C Executive will be held at the May 14 General Meeting. If you are interested in running for a position but can not make the meeting send in a letter of intent and you will still be able to run for an office. Brothers: COLUMBIAN CLUB REPORT We had a very good turnout for Good Friday fish fry - over 270 attended and we want to thank all of the volunteers who helped make this event another success. Special thanks to Percy & Gladys Dufour for donating the desserts - they were delicious as usual. We have several weddings coming up in May and June and are working with a very good catering service to help us cook the meals for these events. It is these events that keep the Hall open so it is very important to provide the great food and service we are known for. We are still looking for cooks and bartenders, so if you know someone who is interested and has SmartServe, let Robin or myself know. I would like to congratulate the Squirettes on the occasion of their 25 th Anniversary celebration May 3 rd, they have been such an important part of our Council Family over the years and we look forward to many more in the future. Don t forget to get tickets for their lobster Fest in May also. I would like to thank the Squires for providing dishwashers whenever we ask for them - we really appreciate their help. If you are interested in booking the Hall for an event, please call Marcella Martin to see if your date is available. We are looking forward to the Gold tournament in July/August this year again so keep an eye on next month s Bulletin for more information.

5 We will be having nominations in May and elections in June for Columbian Club president and two Director s positions, so please come out and make it known if you are interested in running for a position. Due to my work commitments I will not be running for President. Fraternally, McGregor Columbian Club Board of Directors Dale Martin, President We are no longer serving Broasted Chicken on Friday nights - special order of 50 or more pieces with 2 days notice only. Thanks EVENT COMMITTEE IF YOU HAVE SOME GREAT IDEAS TALK TO US!!!!!!!! The events committee would like to thank all organizing members, volunteers and participants for each event held. It only inspires us to continue to come up with events that interest the entire community. A lot of hard work goes into organizing these events so again if you wish to volunteer on the committee or the events please submit your name at the hall or to myself at golfer_041@yahoo.ca Please take a look at the "Dates to Remember" page for additional dinners etc... Please come out, participate in the upcoming events and support your local Council and Hall. Remember, do not wait until the last minute, these events require the ordering of supplies/food in advance and at some events tickets are limited. Finally, if anyone would like to volunteer for any of these events or would like to be part of any committee please contact the Hall and give them your name or me directly at golfer_041@yahoo.ca. Fraternally, George Rivest Knights of Columbus Council #2844, McGregor ELIMINATION DRAW RESULTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING WINNERS ON THE 2014 DRAW HELD ON SATURDAY, APRIL 5 th : (only 190 tickets were sold, therefore the prize board was modified to reflect the tickets sold. The total prize board of $ was paid out) $100 - Fr. Louis Boue Assembly #2355 (1 st ticket) $25 Ken Beaune (25 th ticket) $50 Michelle Vanhoorne (50 th ticket) $25 Woodslee K. of C. Council #4555 (75 th ticket) $100 Madeleine Boussey (100 th ticket) $25 River Canard K. of C. Council #5642 (125 th ticket) $50 Mark Morand (150 th ticket) $25 Cathy Beaune (175 th ticket) $50 Rose Renaud (184 th ticket) $50 Ray Leclaire (185 th ticket) $50 Patricia Desjardins (186 th ticket) $50 Kristin Wesley (187 th ticket) $100 Carol Patterson (188 th ticket) $250 Frank Vander Pryt (189 th ticket) $1000 Stephen Steiner (190 th ticket) Congratulations to all the winners! The winners will be contacted to make arrangements for payments. Thank you. Derek Renaud (519)

6 DISTRICT DEPUTIES REPORT Dear Brother Knights and families, I hope all enjoyed the Convention for those that attended, unfortunately I was unable to attend personally due to work commitments. Elections will be held by all Councils at the May 2014 General Membership meetings please consider running for a position in your Council it is very rewarding to volunteer for your council executive and donate your time and knowledge. If you are not sure of what the positions entail please ask your Grand Knight he can give you all the information you need. May is the time when everything starts looking renewed, spring is finally here after such a long cold winter, lets pray for the farmers that they may have a good growing season this year. I will inform the Grand Knights of upcoming Degrees as they become available. I urge all members to try and make it to your respective Council meeting in May, it is your Council so have a say in choosing your executives for the term and help make the order stronger. Have you asked someone to join our order lately? If not go ahead and make the first move and invite a catholic gentleman to join our ranks and bring him to his degrees. FREE FREE FREE. That is the current charge for you to sit down with your field agent and have him complete a financial needs analysis on you and your family. At his disposal is the Canadian Profiles Forecaster software program. Forecaster provides an accurate account of where, financially speaking, you are today and where you should be, so please contact your agent he will be glad to sit down and go over this with you. Vivat Jesus, Dale Martin District Deputy ONE MEMBER, PER COUNCIL, PER MONTH Think You Are Too Old for Coverage? Maybe Not You are never too young or too old to consider purchasing life insurance. If you have a financial need for coverage, or will in the future, a permanent life insurance policy can be just the thing you need. When you are young and presumably healthy, coverage will be very inexpensive when compared to purchasing the same policies when you are older. If you ve put off purchasing coverage, or you realize that you may need additional insurance, the Order may still be able to help you, even if other companies cannot. In fact, in 2012, the issue age of our permanent life insurance products was extended to age 80. Naturally, your health, and whether or not you smoke, will be taken into consideration, so underwriting standards for risk and age apply, but the extension is a great blessing for me and it could be for you too. Now I can help members that I couldn t help before. Are you or one of your brother knights one of those members? Whether you re 18 or 80, the Knights of Columbus has products that will work for you and your family. I look forward to discussing coverage with you. K of C Insurance Over 11 Billion in Assets Highest Possible Ratings From A.M. Best and Standard $ Poor s FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, PLEASE CONTACT Call me let s talk. "Successful Planning for Life" Fraternally, Matthew Merrett, FIC Field Agent 461 Mclellan Ave. Amherstburg matthew.merrett@kofc.org McGREGORETTES LADIES AUXILIARY The Ladies Auxiliary meeting was held on April 14, There were 11 members present. 5 ATTENDANCE KITTY: $ won by Judy Gagnon McGREGORETTES KITTY: $ won by Mary Meloche RAFFLE: Easter lilies won by: Diane King, Noella Gauthier and Marie Morand

7 UPCOMING EVENTS: May 1, 2014 Ladies Auxiliary Night Out in Tecumseh at 6 P.M. May 5, 2014 Ladies Auxiliary Night Out in Harrow at 6 P.M. May 11, 2014 Mother s Day Breakfast May 14, 2014 Men s Dinner Meeting volunteers - Janet Moore and Cathy Beaune, and Diane King May 26, 2014 Ladies Meeting/Fun Night at 6:00 P.M. short meeting followed by Pizza. June 17, 2014 River Canard Chummettes outing more information to follow Happy May Birthday to Diane King. Happy May Anniversaries to the following McGregorettes: Judy and Richard Gagnon, Theresa and David Gillan, Carol and Al O Neil Angela Sylvester Bulletin Publicity CHARITIES REPORT DINNER MEETING The Dinner meeting will be held May 14 th. Dinner will start at 6:30 PM. The meal will be steak. The General Meeting will follow dinner at 7:30 PM with elections for KC Executive and nominations fo Col. Club Board. WAY TO GO!!!!!! KNIGHT OF THE MONTH NONE DRAWS $$$$$$$$$ ATTENDANCE DRAW - $12.00 WON ULRIC RENAUD AUNT JEMIMA $113.5 FORFEITED BY MARK MORAND The following charities were supported at the May general meeting: 1. VIP Program for Ecole Ste. Ursule. Fraternally Yours, Ulric Renaud NOTICE OF MOTION 1. The St. Clements Council #2844 Charities Committee makes a notice of motion to donate up to $5, to the Squirettes of Mary for their Community Work. INSYMPATHY Our sympathy goes to any member who has suffered a loss that we have not been informed about. We pray for all their souls. ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION UPCOMING EVENTS BING0!!! BINGO!!! BINGO!!! COMING ON OUT TO THE HALL!!! WE NOW HAVE A REGULAR WEEKLY CASH BINGO SCHEDULE!!! 7:00 PM TILL ABOUT 9:00 PM EVERY TUESDAY 6

8 SUNDAY BREAKFAST 8:30 AM TILL 12:00 PM EVERY SUNDAY ONLY MENU PROVIDED MADE TO ORDER OR BUFFET ALSO KIDS MENU FISH AND SHRIMP FRY DINNER WE ARE GOING TO ONE FISH FRY PER MONTH ON THE FIRST FRIDAY!!!!!!! IT WILL BE A 3 PIECE ALASKAN WHITE FISH DINNER FOR $9.00 Clarence F. Beneteau John E. Charrette Larry R. Donais John Falzon Ronald G. Gagnon Thomas R. Halford Brian M. King William K. Lapain Richard J. Lawrence Edwin G. Marontate Chuck Meloche Leonard J. Meloche Dale P. Morand John M. Ouellette Chris A. Panella Richard H. Prieur Richard G. Primeau Ulric J. Renaud Alexander A.Sartori Donald J. Shaw David F. Smith Elie J. Bertrand Anthony B. DiGiovanni Ernie Drouillard Russell E. Gagnon Scott S. Garrod Wayne Hanson Kevin Klinck Ernest Langlois Hector Lucier Dale Martin Joe R. Meloche Robert C. Meloche Dona J. Ouellette Leonard R. Ouellette Gregory P. Pillon Timothy A. Prieur Roland J. Quimby James A. Ritchie Norman T. Seguin Richard R. Sinasac MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY! PUBLIC WELCOME!! 5:00 PM until 7:00 P.M Chicken dinner also available for $12.50 Includes: Tea, Coffee and Taxes Take-Out Orders Available! LUNCHEON AND SNACK SPECIALS MONDAY - FRIDAY 11:30AM-2:00PM REMEMBER KRISPY CHIK N IS HERE We are no longer serving Broasted Chicken on Friday nights - special order of 50 or more pieces with 2 days notice only.thanks MAY BIRTHDAYS 7 Special occasions with 2 days notice for Saturday or Sunday. LUNCH MENU TAKE OUT/EAT IN LUNCH: MON. TO FRI. 11:30AM TO 2:00PM SAT. 11:30 AM 7:00 PM SUN. - 1:00 PM 4:00PM HAMBURGER, HOTDOG, SAUSAGES AND SOUP AVAILABLE ANY TIME DURING BUSINESS HOURS All prices do not include taxes ALSO DON T FORGET!!!!!!

9 ALASKAN WHITE FISH FRY DINNER FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH $9.00 SPECIAL MEAL THIRD FRI. OF EVERY MONTH NOTICE!! KEEP US POSTED PLEASE!! ANY WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS OR OTHER NEWS WORTHY ITEMS CALL FRANK VAN DER PRYT Dear Brothers: In the event of the death of a Bro. Knight, his wife, child, mother or father or widow of the Bro. Knight, please notify me immediately so that I may present a Perpetual Mass on behalf of the Council. Please notify me at the address below or phone the hall at For members celebrating 50 or 60 years of marriage, please advise us of this joyful occasion! Please give us at least 3 weeks notice so we can take care of getting the gift. SEE THE BULLETIN ARTICLES EARLY + OTHER USEFUL INFO. SUCH AS ADDRESSES. PLEASE LEAVE AN FOR MURRAY KIRZINGER IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PRINTING THE BULLETIN AND NOT GETTING A MAILED COPY. PLEASE DIRECT COMMENTS TO MURRAY KIRZINGER (IN CHARGE OF OUR WEB SITE) OR HIM AT jaguar@mnsi.net BABY IF YOU HAVE HAD A RECENT ADDITION TO THE FAMILY SON OR DAUGHTER/GRAND SON OR GRAND DAUGHTER LET US KNOW AND WE WILL PUT AN ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE BULLETIN. CALL WITH THE PERTINENT FACTS. Larry J. Bezaire 255 Alma St. Amherstburg, Ontario N9V1A6 THE KC WEB SITE IS NOW ON LINE LOG ON AT 8

10 D DATES TO REMEMBER MAY Friday 2 nd Fish Fry and Relay to Life Fundraiser Saturday 3 rd Squires 25 th Anniversary Monday 5 th KC Executive Meeting Sunday 11 th Mother s Day Wednesday 14 th General Membership Meeting (Elections for KC Excutive and Nominations for Columbian Club Board) Saturday 24 th Lobster Fest Monday 26 th Ladies Auxiliary Meeting - Pizza Wednesday 28 th McGregor 55+ Club and Columbian Club Meeting Saturday 31 st Thursday Night Bowling Banquet and Relay to Life Fundraiser JUNE Monday 2 nd - KC Executive Meeting Friday 6 th Alaskan White Fish Fry and Squirettes Homeless Village Saturday 7 th Lynn Rousseau Memorial Golf Tournament Wednesday 11 th General Membership Meeting (Elections for Columbian Club Board) Sunday 15 th Father s Day Monday 16 th Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Pot Luck Wednesday 25 th McGregor 55+ Club and Columbian Club Meeting JULY Friday 4 th Alaskan WhiteFish Fry Monday 7 th - KC Executive Meeting Wednesday 16 th Alhambra Golf Tournament Wednesday 23 rd - Columbian Club Meeting CUT ME OUT AND PUT ME ON THE FRIDGE. I LL HELP YOU REMEMBER THOSE IMPORTANT DATES

11 MAY Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 FISH FRY ALASKAN WHIT FISH AND RELAY TO LIFE FUNDRAISER BEAN BAG TOURNAMENT 3 SQUIRES 25TH ANNIVERSARY 4 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 5 KC EXECUTIVE AND SQUIRES EETING 7:00 PM 6 CASH BINGOS AT 7 ALHAMBRA 8 9 CLEC DANCE 10 WEDDING 11 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC MCGREGORETTES MOTHER S DAY BREAKFAST 12 SQUIRETTES 13 CASH BINGOS AT 14 KC DINNER 6:30 PM GENERAL MEETING 7:30 PM ELECTION FOR KC EXECUTIVE AND NOMINATIONS FOR COL. CLUB 15 4TH DEGREE DINNER MEETING KC BINGO IN WINDSOR 18 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND CHRISTENING IN MAIN HALL (BREAKFAST FOR 40) 19 HALL CLOSED VICTORIA DAY 20 CASH BINGOS AT 21 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL DINNER 22 EXPLORERS FROM WILDWOOD 23 LUCIER ESTATE MEETING AND SQUIRES BINGO IN WINDSOR 24 LOBSTER FEST 25 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND BIRTHDAY PARTY 26 SQUIRETTES AND LADIES MEETING 27 CASH BINGOS AT 28 MCGREGOR SENIORS 55+ CLUB AND COLUMBIAN CLUB 29 CHURCH BINGO IN WINDSOR 30 WEDDING 31 BOWLING BANQUET CLUBROOM AND RELAY TO LIFE FUNDRAISER IN MAIN HALL JUNE Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC CHURCH BINGO IN WINDSOR 2 KC EXECUTIVE AND SQUIRES EETING 7:00 PM 3 CASH BINGOS AT 4 ALHAMBRA 5 6 FISH FRY ALASKAN WHIT FISH AND HOMELESS VILLAGE FOR SQUITETTES 7 LYNN ROUSSEAU MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 8 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND BRIDAL SHOWER 9 SQUIRETTES 10 CASH BINGOS AT 11 KC DINNER 6:30 PM GENERAL MEETING 7:30 PM ELECTIONS FOR COL. CLUB BOARD CLEC DANCE 15 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND FATHERS DAY 16 LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING 17 CASH BINGOS AT WEDDING 22 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 23 SQUIRETTES AND SQUIRES BINGO IN WINDSOR 24 CASH BINGOS AT 25 MCGREGOR SENIORS 55+ CLUB AND COLUMBIAN CLUB WEDDING 29 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 30