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1 The Knightlighter The Official Publication of the Knights of Columbus, Msgr. James R. Jones Council 3303 and Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820, Ne w Bern, NC VOLUME 2011, ISSUE 1 Msgr. James R. Jones Activity Schedule 1 - Tue. Council Business Meeting 7: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Wed. Assembly Business Meeting 7: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. 2nd Degree Exemplification, Hall 8: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. Council Officers Meeting Hall 7: Sat. 4td Degree Gigantic Sale, Hall, 7:00 A.M. - 1:00 27 Sun. District Free Throw Contest, Havelock, 2:00-4: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6:00 K of C Free Throw Contest in New Bern The annual K of C Free Throw Contest was held in the Family Life Center Gymnasium on Sunday Winners Picture: (L to R) Carly Hammerle, Sabrina Dupas, Reilly Casey, Mary Doban, Anthony Rossi, Patrick Driscoll, Eric Storniolo, Patrick Lloyd, and Tommy Meyer Raleigh March for Life A gracious thank you, to our brother Knights and their wives for their prayerful attendance at the Raleigh March for Life. The March itself was preceded by a challenging presentation by the double amputee Vietnam Vet Wayne Cockfield who learned the value of life in the midst of war's destruction. The March itself was an inspiring event with hundreds of participants: men, women, and children, Bishop Burbidge and the religious, along with many State Representatives. Hopefully their voices will be heard so that soon Roe v January/February, /23/2011. The event enjoyed an increase in attendance and support by parents, Knights and participants. There were 16 youngsters that participated in girl s and boy s competition within their age groups of 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14. More than 20 parents came out to cheer on the competitors and 12 Knights were there to run the event and ensure that everyone had a chance to participate. The winners will go on to the District games to be held in Havelock on February 27 th at 2:00 PM. Winners from the District event can compete in the State Free Throw Competition to be held on April 2 nd in Burlington at the Fairchild Center Gymnasium. Wade will be repealed and all the little ones in the womb will be granted the same life our beloved mothers gave us.

2 PAGE 2 K NIGHT LIGHTE R V OLUME 2011, IS SUE 1 GRAND KNIGHT S MESSAGE Brother Knights, By now I hope that you have settled down after the Holiday Season, and are getting back to normal. My wife and I travelled to Connecticut to see our family and enjoyed spending time with them. During our visit I was reminded of why we moved south, after experiencing all the snow and ice they have been blessed with this winter. In spite of the severe weather we were glad we made the trip and spending time with our loved ones. I hope that you had the opportunity to spend time with friends and family during that very special time of the year when we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Now, as we look forward to the second half of our fraternal your, we need to reflect back on what we have accomplished during the first half and what we need to do for the second half. These activities are in addition to the normal programs that you all do so well. The major focus of our basic principle was to establish a Charitable Donations Committee to coordinate and help us choose what charities we need to support and by how much. The committee of past Grand Knights, and Past Deputy Grand Knights has done a great job of organizing this activity. The Columbus Club has made some significant improvements in keeping the facility in good repair and replaced the ceiling tiles to improve not only the appearance, but the acoustics in the hall as well. The Bingo Club has made improvements by obtaining and installing a brand new Bingo Machine in support of our main revenue stream for the Council. We have partnered with the New Bern Civitans Club in helping our brothers in need of ramps to improve their quality of life. The second half of our fraternal year has additional challenges that we will be focusing on by July We need to economize on the costs of distributing the Knightlighter. Increasing the electronic distribution and publishing the paper only every other month, are two ways we are looking at this challenge. We have developed an on-line Calendar that will be available very shortly allowing every Knight to look at our Web Site for important information about Council activity schedules. We have joined with our Assembly Brothers to plan for, purchase, and install a commercial dishwasher for the benefit of all the hard working volunteers who cleanup after our dinners, etc. This activity is well on the way and we will be hearing updates from the committee shortly. We all need to actively participate in recruiting new Knights and involving those who have recently joined us to help them grow in their Knighthood. I am proud of all of you, and the work you do for the Knights and the Community we serve. I am very confident that the second half of our fraternal year will be as successful as the first half because of you, and your spouses, and all the hard work you do. Vivat Jesus! GK Leo Minervini MARCH HAPPENINGS 1 - Tue. Council Business Meeting 7: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. First Degree Exemplification Hall 8: Wed. Assembly Business Meeting 7: Thu. ARC Banquet, Hall, 5: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. LAMB Dinner, Hall, 5:00 Tue. 2nd Degree - Havelock, 7: St. Patrick s Day 19 - Sat. 3rd. Degree Exemplification, Havelock, 10:00 A.M Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Sun. Founders Day Breakfast, Hall, 9:30 A.M Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. Council Officers Meeting Hall 7:00 A BIG THANK YOU The following Knights were such a tremendous help to Joy Harsen with the Christmas decorations at church. They were Fred Amend, Benjamin Beasley, Kevin Blust, Karl Bissinger, Jim Bottcher, Bill Camp, Dennis Colbert, Claude Cote, Dick Dodson, Bill Elliott, Danny Gennantonio, Lud Hartung, John Jaskolka, Joe Lo Cascio, Edward Mazzilli, Pat Rocco, Bob Sisco, Joe Urbaniak, and Jim Whetzel. Joy said we came to her rescue with manpower. K OF C LOUNGE The Knights of Columbus Lounge will be open on some Friday nights. All members are welcome at the lounge to socialize. The Bar will be open serving beer, wine and soda (CASH BAR). For information on what nights the lounge will be open call Walter

3 V OLUME 2011, IS SUE 1 Deputy Grand Knight s Perspective Sunday, January 30th is the first day of Catholic Schools week. As I write this, I have just gotten home from the "Taste of Italy" school event for the Parish and community to help fund our Parish school. What a great way to kick off the week. It was a great event. Vince Fragnito and his crew did an outstanding job and as always the response of the people was heartfelt. I think that this event fulfilled one of Msgr Lewis' wishes that these events be "Parish wide Events" and not just school events. After all, it is our parish school. I saw many people I'd never seen before from throughout the Parish volunteering to get this job done. It was a true rally for our school. Parents, students, Knights, Catholic Daughters, and brothers and sisters who are here to help succeed in continuing the tradition and greatness of Catholic Education. Our Parish School is very important to me, and not just because I'm the parent of two children there. My heart swelled when Father Vic Gournas, at the Jan 30th 11am Mass, mentioned that when he walked into the Family Life Center to eat lunch with the children, he experienced the noontime recitation of "The Angelus". How many of us know the Angelus? I didn't know the Angelus until I witnessed our school children doing it. This is one of K NIGHT LIGHTE R the reasons that my children go to Catholic School. I am building up the Church by making sure that they have the tools to be the next generation of Catholic Christians. Later, as Fr. Gournas spoke about the Beatitudes, he said, They are not what you do, but who you are. I can see that in our Catholic school children. I urge all members to build up the Church, to support Catholic Education and do all you can so that every child in our Parish could be experiencing a Catholic education. In a world that is so anti God, isn't it wonderful when our children have time to give praise and thanks to the Lord. We are so blessed. Finally, remember when you are out thinking of buying a new computer, to donate your old computer to St. Paul Catholic School. The computers there are getting old, but your "old " computer may be newer than what the kids are using. Donate old computers to St. Paul Catholic School. Thanks and blessings to all Vivat Jesus, John La Pointe, DGK APRIL HAPPENINGS 1 - Fri. LAMB Collection, Walmart 2 - Sat. LAMB Collection, Walmart, State Free Throw Championship, Burlington, 12: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. Council Business Meeting 7: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Wed. Assembly Business Meeting 7: Mon. Bingo, Hall 6:00 PAGE Wed. 300 Club Pot Luck, Hall 25 - Mon. Bingo, Hall 6: Tue. Council Officers Meeting Hall 7:00 Knight of the Month Council 3303 is glad to have back in its midst, Brother Jerry Schill. Jerry had been among us several years ago and did a wonderful job. He tells me that farm life in Pennsylvania called him home. He ran a farm in Amish country for a while. Jerry is back and right off the bat took on the job to organize and sell Christmas cards at St. Paul this past Christmas season. This program had not run for several years and only this year made a comeback. PGK Lud Hartung said, in nominating Jerry, "Jerry managed the sale of Christmas cards after all the Masses for 3 Sundays. He had 12 knights working the sale tables. His efforts brought in a gross $882, and a $382 profit to the Council. After an absence of 3-4 years, I believe that we can make Christmas card sales a profitable program. This has happened in no small part because of Brother Jerry's leadership in this revived program. It is programs like this and Knights like Jerry that make membership in our Order enjoyable and worthwhile." Because of Jerry's efforts and of those Knights that worked with him, this year s renewal of the Christmas card program was a success. Let it be said that for the Month of December, 2010, Msgr Jones Council 3303 names Jerry Schill as the Knight of the Month. K of C Insurance Life Insurance Top Rated Annuities Tax Deferred Security Long Term Care Flexible, care choices Protection for Generations Christopher M. Mahoney, FIC 316 W. Millbrook Road, Unit 217 Raleigh, N.C Phone & Fax: (919) Cell: (919) christopher.mahoney@kofc.org The Olive Branch Your source for the finest Catholic books, videos, music & gift products available Located in the St. Paul Family Life Center Hours: Sunday 9:00 AM 1:00 PM Wednesday 9:00AM - 12PM

4 Bishop Burbidge Visit Bishop Burbidge visited St. Paul Catholic School in January during National Vocation Awareness Week. It is the policy of the Bishop to visit each Catholic school in his Diocese, at least once every three years. The Bishop had lunch with Msgr. Lewis, Mrs. Morse, the interim principal, the teachers, and the staff at the school. After lunch, the Bishop visited each classroom to talk with the students. Before the Bishop left, all of the students, Msgr. Lewis, and the school staff attended a Vocations Prayer Service, led by Bishop Burbidge. The Stewarts PAGE 4 K NIGHT LIGHTE R V OLUME 2011, IS SUE 1 EMPTY SOUP BOWLS Join us for soup and receive a one-ofa-kind locally made pottery bowl on Thursday February 10 th. Tickets are $ Empty Bowls is a Joint Outreach Project of Religious Community Service (RCS) and the Craven Arts Council. RCS, with the early energetic directorship of Sister Angela Mary Parker in the 1980 s continues to provide food, clothing, and shelter to families in crisis. RCS served over 5,000 households in Please call Fred Amend at or Danny Gennantonio at for tickets K of C Calendar Now On-Line The On-Line K of C Calendar I spoke of at our last business meeting is now available on our K of C Web Site. It is a real-time calendar and changes or updates are immediately available to anyone who signs on and views the calendar. To access the K of C Web Site: Go to the Web Site: kofcnewbern.org Select what area you want to view by clicking on the links along the left edge of the page or any of the links that appear in the body of the page. To access the On-line Calendar: Scroll down and click on Check out the Council 3303 Calendar for 2011 The On-line Calendar will display the current Month ο If you need to see other Months, click on the Right and Left arrows near the top left portion of the page. ο If you cannot see all of the information displayed for a specific event, click on the event and the content will display in a balloon. If you find an error in the Calendar, or have a suggestion on how to make the Web Page better, contact the Grand Knight, at lminervini@suddenlink.net. The Calendar can only be updated by the Grand Knight. Thanks from St. Paul Catholic School St. Paul Catholic School greatly appreciates the Knights of Columbus for donating their time, talent and treasure. It is a tremendous help to the school. If you would like to donate your time please call Nancy Stewart Come join your fellow Knights and enjoy the company of these great students. The Stewarts THINK GREEN! Recycle your used treasures through the Yard Sale S. Glenburnie Rd. New Bern, NC M F 8:30 am 6 pm Sat. 8:30 am 3 pm Sun. Closed store2445@theupsstore.com Another Legislative season has started. Please help support this bill. Contact the Speaker of the NC House, Thom Tillis, at , and the President Pro-Tempore of the NC Senate, Phil Berger at to ask them to allow the citizens of this state the opportunity to purchase a NC Choose Life license plate. The money raised by the sale of the plate would help those agencies which promote and facilitate adoptions. NC Pregnancy Support Centers helped over 30,000 men and women in 2010 by providing services such as: prenatal care, parenting classes, material goods (food, clothing, diapers, furniture, etc.) as well as post abortive counseling. Well over 30,000 thousand women and their children are expected to receive assistance from these centers before the end of 2011 at $0 taxpayer expense. Speaker Thom Tillis: Thom.Tillis@ncleg.net Senator Berger: Phil.Berger@ncleg.net To reach any member of the General Assembly whose phone number you do not know, call the switchboard at UPS Shipping Packaging Services Fax Services Copying, Finishing & Printing Services The UPS Store Freight Services Notary Services Mailbox Services

5 V OLUME 2011, IS SUE 1 Notes from the Faithful Navigator To Sir Knights and their families, I wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year! We had a very successful year in 2010 because of our three yard sales. The 4 th Degree is very fortunate to have such a great group of people who work these sales every year putting in an enormous amount of time. As your Faithful Navigator, I wish to thank everyone for their dedication to this project, especially Danny Gennantonio and his Colonel Fred Amend, his Private, Bill Elliott and Kit Lalonde. The yard sales are our primary source of income and make it possible for us to support a number of charities. Our Wounded Warriors Program that was co-chaired by Sandy Stewart and Richard Tomasik was very successful. To date, $4,000 from collections at St. Paul, Assembly members and $361 from the Riverside Homeowners Association has been received. All monies received were sent to the Military Order of the Purple Heart, NC to help send our wounded service men home for the holidays. Any money remaining in the program is then used to send a wounded warrior home when an emergency arises. The Assembly thanks Sandy Stewart and Richard Tomasik for their hard work and Monsignor Lewis for his support. Bingo at Knights of Columbus $2,500 In Prizes Every Monday Night in Our Air Conditioned & Smoke FREE Hall 1125 Pine Tree Drive, New Bern Doors open 6:00 3 $500 Prize Games Come and Bring a Friend As promised last month, I have additional information regarding the 4 th Degree Exemplification scheduled for April 9, The cost to each candidate is $70 and that includes the 4 th Degree pin, the baldric and the luncheon that will be served after the ceremony. Tickets for the luncheon will cost $15.00 for guests. The ceremony will start at 12:00 sharp and should be completed by 2:30 p.m. Only candidates and 4 th Degree Knights are eligible to attend the Ceremony. All 3 rd Degree Knights are eligible to become a 4 th Degree if they have been a Knight for at least six ((6) months. All 4 th Degree officers will have applications and completed applications must have a $70.00 check attached to the form (plus $15.00 for each luncheon guest) Applications are to be turned in to Jack Webb, Faithful Comptroller no later than March 25, 2011, but earlier would be appreciated. The State will not hold this Exemplification unless there are at least forty (40) candidates. If anyone has a question regarding the Exemplification, please feel free to call me at my home. In concluding I would like to thank all of my officers for their support during my first six months in office. You have all made my job easy because of your willingness to get involved. Thank you! God Bless You All Jim Whetzel, FN K NIGHT LIGHTE R Knights of Columbus 4 th Degree Will Hold Gigantic Sale Due to popular demand, we will hold a gigantic sale on Saturday, February 26, 2011,7 am to 1 pm. We welcome donations of good and clean items. You may drop them off at the Hall from 10 am to noon on Tuesdays. For free pick ups of large items please call the following Knights: Taberna- Bob Andre or Lud Hartung PAGE ; Fairfield Harbor-Jim Bottcher ; New Bern City, Trent Woods, Greenbrier and River Bend areas call Fred Amend ;and Carolina Pines call Lud Hartung Donations are tax deductible and receipts are provided. More help is needed, we work every Tuesday from 9 to noon, at the hall. Starting Tuesday, Feb. 22 we will work every day from 9 to noon. Then on Saturday help is needed at the sale from 7 am to 1 pm. Lunch will be served on Tuesday Feb 22 and Saturday Feb. 26 to the workers. Remember many hands make light work. Please consider giving of your time. For more information, you may call Danny at Sandy Stewart, PR KC 4 th Degree Sir Knight of the Month In recognition of his many outstanding accomplishments and contributions Sir Knight Joseph F. Urbaniak Jr. is enthusiastically recognized as the Fr. Kenneth I. Parker Assembly Sir Knight of the Month. Sir Knight Urbaniak is truly an example of an active Knight in the community. He is a volunteer for the local hospital installing Life Line support equipment in homes of people who would benefit from this type of help I can t get up program. He also volunteers his time in the Medical Records section of the hospital inputting patient information into the central computer system. Joe is involved with the Assembly yard sale work team, in the furniture area, were he uses his woodworking skills repairing and refurbishing donations to be sold at the next sale. He is an Usher at the 8AM Sunday Mass at St. Paul Catholic Church and serves as a member of the Meals on Wheels Ministry. His dedication to the Order, his Assembly, and his fellow Knights, along with his commitment to Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism make Sir Knight Joseph Urbaniak truly deserving of this award.

6 PAGE 6 K NIGHT LIGHTE R V OLUME 2011, IS SUE 1 WOUNDED WARRIORS Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly th Degree Knights of Columbus are again collecting donations for the Wounded Warriors Leave Program. All monies collected are being sent to the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Statewide the Knights collected $68,000. last year. Money is collected continuously to provide, not only funds for Christmas visits, but for other emergency leave expenses. When Paul Gauthier, from St. Paul Parish, was aware of this fund he took it upon himself to help. Gauthier was at a Historic Riverside Homeowners Association Progressive Dinner and passed the hat. The Association generously said they would match the funds collected to a certain amount. Sandy Stewart, Co-Chair Wounded Warrior Program Pictured are Sir Knight Sandy Stewart (co-chair), Faithful Navigator Jim Whetzel, Paul Gauthier and Sir Knight Rich Tomasik (co-chair) as Gauthier is presenting a check for $365. WOUNDED WARRIORS Thanks to Msgr. Lewis, the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus were able to do an exit collection at all Masses on December 4 th and 5 th.. This collection was for the year round Wounded Warriors Leave Program. This is a state wide program in which the Knights play a major part. In 2009 there were approximately 130 service personnel that were wounded warriors at Camp Lejeune and Ft. Bragg. Not only are the funds used to get them home for Christmas, but also in cases of emergency leave for funerals, etc. Thanks to everyone s generosity we were able to collect $ All funds collected were sent to the Military Order of the Purple Heart of N. C. For more information go to Wounded Warriors Leave Program for N.C. In the spring, watch for a fund raising dinner to benefit the Wounded Warriors. I would like to share part of an article by SK Bob Singer, Vice Supreme Master for the DeSoto Province regarding the Wounded Warrior Program. The one really bright area for this year is the results of the Wounded Warrior Program. As of December 24, 2010, the Knights of Columbus have been responsible for raising $66,615. This is a New Annual Record and it couldn t have come at a better time. As of December 24 we have sent 363 Wounded Warriors home for the Christmas Holiday. I don t know just what we spend on the 363 Warriors, but I do know that our account is exhausted now. For this reason we need to continue to raise all the funds we can to be able to meet our goals of sending all Wounded Warriors home next year for Christmas. Our previous years have had no more than 160 Warriors needing our assistance. You can see things are looking worse for these Warriors and we need to step up to the plate. I WANT TO PER- SONALLY THANK ALL WHO HAVE WORKED TO RAISE OUR FUNDS AND I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT THE WOUNDED WARRIORS ARE VERY APPRECIATIVE ALSO. I want to personally thank those Pastors who have allowed the Knights of Columbus to speak to the Parish about the Wounded Warriors Program and solicit funds. This seems to be the most positive way to raise funds. Any questions or if you would like to make a donation please call SK Sandy Stewart at (252) New Years Dance 2010 The New Years Eve Dance on Friday Dec 31, 2010 was a very well planned and executed event as we closed out the first half of our fraternal year. Our Chef, Dena Sierocki, her husband Walt and her kitchen helpers did an excellent job with the food and beverages. The hall was decorated superbly by Priscilla Dodson and her helpers Rose Bottcher, Cindy Gennantonio, Dot Minervini, Nancy Tomasik, Lyn Rocco and Dotty Dunham. The spouses helped by staying out of the way so the Knight s Ladies could get the job done. Music was provided by a DJ and folks enjoyed dancing to all their favorite tunes. A group of folks from Fairfield Harbor, who were excellent dancers, entertained us with their fancy footwork and line dancing. Although we could have accommodated more guests, the approximately eighty guests that attended enjoyed the evening and a good time was had by all. GK Leo Knight s Ladies: (L to R) Rose Bottcher, Dena Sierocki, Cindy Gennantonio, Priscilla Dodson, Dot Minervini, Nancy Tomasik, Lyn Rocco and Dottie Dunham. Not pictured Rita Casem

7 PAGE 7 KNIGHTLIGHTER easily represent thousands of hours of volunteer, roll up your sleeves and get dirty hard work by many of our dedicated members, spouses and friends. It sounds trite and we ve heard it many In the first seven (7) months of the times before but it is what makes us current fraternal year (July 1, 2010 Feb. 1, 2011), the combined efforts of who we are, the hands and feet of Christ for others. God bless each of New Bern Council 3303 and Fourth Degree Assembly 1820 have resulted you for your efforts! Mikie Casem, in over $22,000 in financial assistance Chairman, Charitable Funding Review Team. being collected and distributed to those in need in the New Bern community. Some of the recipients include St. Paul Parish and school, Special Olympics, EPIC (Eastern Pregnancy Care Center) and funding for S.T.A.F.F. House, MERCI Clinic and RCS. Included in this total is over $13,000 which was collected and will be distributed as part of this year s annual LAMB Program where funds go to organizations and services that support the physically and mentally challenged citizens of the tri-county area and throughout the state. Also proceeds from the popular Fourth Degree Yard sales contribute to the funding of charitable causes funded by the Knights. In addition, whenever possible, the Knights donate yard sale items to folks who are unable to purchase them, such as the refugee families sponsored by area churches. Mid Term Report Card on Knights Charitable Efforts: WOW! PICTURES from The Pro Life Rally Council 3303 s ongoing Prescription Drug Program is in its 6th year and is approaching $2 million in providing free or reduced cost prescription drugs for qualified indigent applicants. Also this year s annual Thanksgiving canned food collection provided a Turkey Dinner basket meal for two dozen needy area families. At the direction of this year s Council 3303 GK Leo Minervini, Jr. a Charitable Funding Review team was established for the twofold purpose of growing our charitable giving and streamlining the process of handling charitable requests. As the year has unfolded, the Fourth Degree Assembly 1820 and Council 3303 have combined their efforts in this process. This joint effort has minimized redundancy and expedited our shared response to charitable requests. But all of these good deeds obviously don t just happen. The above efforts V O L U ME , I S S U E 1 Special Olympics Up Date. Spring is just around the corner and the Special Olympics Program continues to provide activities for those with special needs. Come check out the competitions. The local basketball competitions continue on February 2nd with Middle & High Schools competing at 10:00am in the West New Bern Recreation Center. On February 16th the Adult Groups will compete starting at 10:00am also at the West New Bern Recreation Center The Aquatics competitions also continues will be held on March 26th at the Multi State Aquatics in Raleigh. The Regional Aquatics Qualifier will be held on April 30th in the New Bern YMCA. The Spring Games will be held on May 12th in New Bern at Grover C. Fields Middle School. KNIGHTS OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT First Fridays - 8AM Mass at OLD St Paul Holy Hour at the New Church at 6PM with Benediction. All Other Fridays - Mass at Old St Paul at 8 AM with Adoration from 8:30 AM to 12 ending with Benediction. All Knights are welcome. The Prayer Book for all Knights and Parishioners who are sick or need prayers is in the Atrium and is placed on the Altar. SK Hugh McHugh Jesus said "Can You Come Watch One Hour With Me?"

8 THE KNIGHTLIGHTER K OF C Msgr. James R. Jones, COUNCIL 3303 POST OFFICE BOX NEW BERN, NC Address Service Requested Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 74 New Bern, NC Charity Unity Fraternity Patriotism We are on the Chaplain Grand Knight Deputy Grand Knight Chancellor Recorder Financial Secretary Treasurer Advocate Lector Warden Inside Guard Outside Guard Trustee (1 Yr.) Trustee (2 Yr.) Trustee (3 Yr.) Program Director Church Council Faithful Friar Faithful Navigator Faithful Captain Faithful Pilot Faithful Comptroller Faithful Scribe Faithful Purser Officers and Program Chairmen of Msgr. James R. Jones, Council 3303 Msgr. Gerald Lewis Leo Minervini John La Pointe Clement Ned Patrick Rocco Robert Sisco Jeff Ross Clark French Bill Camp Bill Elliott James Fernandez David Malcom Thomas Hartman Mikie Casem Rich Tomasik Patrick Rocco William Campbell Bill Zachmann Community Family Youth Membership Bingo Pro-Life Operation Lamb Knightlighter House Golf 300 Club Columbus Club Bowling Special Olympics Public Relations Web Master Lawrence Feldhaus Dick Dodson Jeff Ross John Audilet Doug Uhland Bart Spano Clement Ned Michael Haynes Jim Bottcher Robert Natella Robert Natella Kevin Blust Don Monk John Scharf George Halyak David Schneider Officers of Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly 1820 Msgr. Gerald Lewis SK James L. Whetzel SK Richard Tomasik SK Donato J. Gennantonio SK Sidney (Jack) Webb SK Vincent A. Fragnito SK Edward Stepnoski Inner-Sentinel Outer-Sentinel Faithful Admiral Trustee 3 Year Trustee 2 Year Trustee 1 Year SK James Smith SK Kevin Blust SK Joseph "Sandy" Stewart SK Ignacio "Budd" Rancatore SK Donald Monk SK Clark French THE KNIGHTLIGHTER THE KNIGHTLIGHTER is published monthly by Council 3303 Knights of Columbus, New Bern, NC. Advertising orders deadline is 2 months preceding. Editorial deadline is the 25th of the month preceding. Editor: Michael Haynes michay@suddenlink.net Circulation: Bob Andre Bill Camp Father Kenneth I. Parker Assembly For information on the 4th degree contact: Faithful Navigator SK James L. Whetzel