Council 4442 Knightly News

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1 Knights of Columbus Council Main St. Salem, NH Officers Grand Knight Deputy GK Chaplain Chancellor Recording Sec Warden Advocate Treasurer Financial Sec Lecturer Inside Guard Outside Guard Trustee 3 Year Trustee 2 Year Trustee 1 Year Paul St.Amand Stillman (Butch) Kealey Fr. Tom Frink, SJ Dave Thompson Mike Banks Jose Moreno Dan Norris, Esq. Bob Fournier Charlie Walsh Ron Bourque Dan Buck Paul David Bill Richards Thomas Campbell Don Simmons (Editor: Paul St.Amand -ed) Please send articles to the editor: Council 4442 Knightly News From the Desk of the Grand Knight: Brothers, Happy New Year! How are you New Year's resolutions working out? In January, we Knights mark the Supreme Court's decision in Roe vs. Wade to legalize abortion. There are events locally and nationwide to mourn the deaths of so many unborn and the long-lasting consequences to the mothers who never were. On Friday, January 22, we will have a rosary and Mass at St. Joseph church at 7:00PM. I urge you all to attend and pray for our babies and our nation. KnightlyNews@kofc4442.org Choose Life in all stages! Paul St.Amand Issue , 17 Jan 2016 Corporation Election - Board of Directors Bishop Peterson Council #4442 Bishop Peterson Assembly #0641 Colombian Squires Circle #4735 Insurance Agent: Matthew DiCalogero Field Agent 8 Stiles Road, Salem, NH Cell: ; Office: Matthew.DiCalogero@kofc.org Highlights inside this issue: Meeting Review p2-4 Admissions and Degrees p3 New Business - p4 Happy Birthday - p5 Christmas Party p 5 Christmas Toy Distribution p6 Veteran's Visit - p7 Parish Comedy Night - p8 Relay for Life p9 Lecturer's Video p9 Proposed 2016 Budget - p10 Support our advertisers p11 On Tuesday, January 26, at the hall at 7:00PM, the election of the board of directors for the corporation will take place. There are 14 directors to be elected. All members in good standing of Salem Council 4442 are members of the Bishop Peterson Corporation and eligible for election as a Director. If you wish your name to be on the ballot contact Don Gagne, corporation president. Although nominations from the floor are accepted, having names in advance allows preparation of ballots ahead of time. All members are encouraged to attend the Annual Meeting and vote in this important election. The corporation owns and maintains the hall and grounds, and it sets policy for its use and rental. The council rents the hall from the corporation. For legal reasons of liability and insurance, Supreme has set rules that councils shall not directly own property; thus a separate corporation was created to buy the property, renovate, and own the hall we use for our events. Our hall is in use for many functions besides our council meetings. The hall is an excellent meeting space for our blood drives, council parties, breakfast and dinner events, and rental by members for socials, showers, and anniversaries, or other non-partisan political event. Take pride in the great location we have for our use; take part in its operation and maintenance. Come vote; consider being a director.

2 Quickie CALENDAR (And see our web Event calendar!) Council Meeting Notes from Jan 13 UNOFFICIAL (Taken from hurriedly scribbled notes of the GK.) January view from the GK's podium Day of Fasting and Vigil St. Mark's Londonderry Jan 20,7:00PM Jan 21,7:00PM Thurs Blood Drive Our Hall Thursday, Jan 21, 1:00-7:00PM (Ken Akerley Pro-Life Mass St. Joseph Church Friday, Jan 22, 7:00PM (Dennis Groulx) First Degree Londonderry Saturday, Jan 23, 10:00AM St.Thomas Aquinas (Bill Richards) State Quarterly Meeting Sunday, Jan 24 Noon - 4PM Suncook, NH (State Web Site) Election of Directors of Corporation Tuesday, Jan 26, 7:00PM Our meeting hall (Don Gagne) Pro-Life Talk St. Matthew, Windham Thursday, Jan 28, 7:00PM (Dr. Michael Spiedel) Second/Third Degree - Exeter Saturday, Jan 30, 10:00AM St. Michael (Bill Richards) Comedy Night SS Mary & Joseph Fundraiser Friday, Feb 19, 6:30PM (Mike Banks) 7:35PM: GK Paul St.Amand opened the meeting late. There were 27 attending; the meeting concluded at 9:01PM. All officers present except for Advocate, Warden, DGK, Chancellor, Inside guard, Recorder. (excused for vacations, surgeries, and whatevers ed) December minutes were mailed to the GK by Mike Banks, the recorder, and were read by Rico Casaletto who accepted the recorder's job for tonight. One change was made to the budget item in the minutes as a result of the conclusion of the yearly audit. CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE: Fr. Tom on Beginning Ordinary Time 8:20PM: (Fr. Tom was attending a wake and gave his message at the time of his return. -ed) We have passed from the season of Christmas into ordinary time in the church calendar. This is the time for us ordinary people to take the message of Christmas and put into effect what we have heard. God didn't come as a magical king, sitting on a worldly throne and making laws and forcing justice on the whole world. He came as a baby. We read of Jesus's call of the apostles, to come, follow me. We, ordinary Fr. Tom people, are called to radiate the goodness of God and to change our human way of thinking BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS: GK Paul St.Amand 7:38PM: Announcements/Communications: Thank yous for our donations, received from Lions Club for our gift of three wise men (see photo below.) Dept of Veterans Affairs on behalf of Manchester patients and staff for Bingo sponsorship Troop 4442 got a thank you from SJRS for their Thanksgiving Basket, Christmas Card of Thanks from Catholic Charities Christmas Card of Thanks from Our Place of Catholic Charities David Wong Seminarian at St. John, Brighton, MA, for gift card Family Promise - our gift of $1,500 Center for Life Management our gift $5,030. (utility trailer purchase) Soule School for our gift of 24 coats for kids From Sara at Play Among the Stars for our gift. (They are signing up for Tootsie Rolls again this year!)l) Freida Smith donation to us of $100. (We gave two free Christmas Party tickets to nuns in the yellow house to attend, and now Freida is paying us for our kindness. We donated the money to St. Joe food pantry in her name). Thank you, Freida! Keep the following brothers and their families in your prayers: For Joe Stafford, whose mom is in the final stages of hospice care in Florida. For Ken Akerley, whose brother recently passed away. 2 For Mike Banks, who is undergoing routine surgery this week. For Wil Boutin, who is recovering at home from a fall down the stairs.

3 COMMITTEE REPORTS: Treasurer and Financial Reports 7:41PM Bob and Charlie gave their reports, which were accepted. Bob presented the proposed budget for this coming year. See the table at the end of this newsletter. We will vote on this next month. Membership remains at 253; for the year we are down three: 8 new, 3 re-entered, 3 deaths, 2 transferred, and 9 suspended. Charlie has ordered KofC blue polo-style shirts with pocket, in various (larger) sizes. If you want one, come to next meeting. Cost is $15/ea. (Brisk business tonight! - Going fast! - ed) Admissions Chairman Bill Richards 8:02PM: K of C First Degree Exemplification Saturday, January 23, 2016 at St Thomas Aquinas church; Derry, NH and the ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10:00 am. The council has one candidate: Jay Cappello and he would appreciate any/and all support of the council by their participation as spectators for the ceremony. We will be car pooling from the council hall departing at 8:55 am for all who wish to attend the ceremony as a spectator. K of C 2nd/3rd Degree Exemplification Saturday, January 30, 2016 at St Michael Church; Exeter, NH. The 2nd degree ceremony is to begin at 10:00 am and the 3rd degree ceremony is schedule to begin at 12:30 pm. There is to be a lunch served between the ceremonies at a cost of $7.00 each and registration is required by contacting rjjonesjr@comcast.net. We will be carpooling from the council hall with an 8:30 am departure. Attendance as a spectator by members of the council is encouraged as support for our candidate, Mark Bunnell who will be participating in both degrees. Bill is still looking for an Assistant Membership Chairman to phase in Bill leaving after next fraternal year. (Bill will coach the new chairman and not leave him orphaned! ed) Culture for Life Dennis Groulx / Ron Bourque 8:10PM Dennis Pro Life Mass Jan 22nd St. Joseph Church at 7:00PM. Start with rosary then mass at 7:30PM. Sir Knights are asked to attend with tux and social baldric. Ron Bourque The ultrasound is set up and in full operation. A Ribbon Cutting, coordinated by Pathways (Littleton, NH), is to take place tomorrow, Thursday, Jan 14. (Ron, GK Paul, DD Dick Collopy, and PGK Gene Bryant attended from our council. A full report later in the February newsletter. -ed) Sneek preview! Annual Birthright Dinner Saturday, Feb 13. Allenstown, NH (35 minutes from Council hall.) Guest speaker is Bishop Libasci. (Saturday Vigil Mass at 4:00PM, with Bishop Libasci.) Tickets are $15 / pp. GK Paul has two extra. You can also get tickets by Feb 5 deadline from Ed McCann, ed) Troops and Veterans Report: Rico Casaletto 8:12PM Ron gave a quick summary of event for troops / veterans that will be coming up this year. Details for each event will be given as the date approaches. Friday/Saturday May 13/14: - White Clover Drive - Volunteers needed. Saturday, June 18 Flag Disposal Ceremony 4th Knights in Regalia Thursday June 30 VAMC Bingo Volunteers needed Saturday, July 23 Cookout at Tilton Veteran's Homevolunteers needed Friday, November 4 Veteran's Breakfast Woodbury School December Visit/gifts to patients at VAMC (to be scheduled) volunteers needed Anyone wishing to volunteer to help should contact Enrico Casaletto, at Bingo: Ron Bourque 8:14PM This was the best year ever for Bingo! Thank you to Lou and Paul and the workers, and Thank God! Blood Drive for Ken Akerley: Next drive is set for Jan 21st 1-7PM. Usual set-up; volunteers are always needed to serve food and keep things going. 3

4 Toy Distribution Alan Phair: 8:17PM Alan gives a sincere Thank You to all who made it a success this year. Cub Scouts Don Gagne The scouts charter has moved from KofC to Parish, per Supreme's guidelines. Don will remain a contact for the parish scouting events to our council, and report only as needed on happenings. Altar Server Recognition Mark Alfano: Framed recognition and $25 I-tunes gifts card for our Altar Servers. Costs to be submitted to trustees and will be within budget. Committee is Mark Alfano and Richard Gomez. Preparing list of servers and ideas on ways to present. Manger Take-Down and Hall Clean up Tom Campbell: (I won't mention it; date is/was Sunday, Jan ed) Corporation Don Gagne: Don reminded the members about the Election of Directors on Jan 26, 7:00PM (See announcement on page 1. - ed) Old Business: (none) New Business: Trustee Report Approved were the following motions: $250 for I-Pad raffle prize for Parish comedy night (Mike Banks) on Feb 19. $150 for Penguin Plunge for Paul Marchand. (Over 17 years, he raised $75,000 for NH Special Olympics!) $350 for Knights Youth Basket Ball (Brother Dave Carney.) To cover liability insurance and team shirts. District Deputy Report Dick Collopy 8:34PM Dick described the coming March for Life to be held in Concord, January 16, and urged the members present to attend and march. (This event will have completed by the time this newsletter is published. -ed) GOOD OF THE ORDER announcements 8:45PM Al Hamel told a story about Bishop Sheen and his chauffeur. Ask him to repeat it, if you weren't at the meeting. Knight of the Month(s) Good job, Rico! KOM - Bill Richards 8:48PM January KOM to Bill Richards. Besides having served as GK for two years, Bill is our very active Admissions Chairman, and works in the background setting up chairs and tents and mangers and working the toy distribution. He also is active as lead in the Consoler Ministry and is a Eucharistic Minister. And he volunteered to become the District Deputy next year. Attendance Drawing The January prize of $10 would have been won by Joe Nassar. Attend the February meeting; the prize rises to $20. You have a better chance winning this prize than winning Power Ball! Closing Prayer was done by Fr. Tom, who prayed for all the people in our Intentions Book, and blessed us all. Amen! 4

5 Hall Rental Policy For hall rental call George Masciarelli at Or, go to the council web site and contact him through . George will match your needs with available dates and send you a rental agreement for your signature and deposit. You must be a member of Council 4442 and/or Assembly 0641 to rent the Hall and, you must remain at the hall during the rental period. Full details of fees and policies are available on the Web Site: Council Hall Rental. George can also arrange for members to get a key to the council home. The Election of Directors for the Corporation will be on Tuesday, January 26, at 7:00PM. All members of the council are also members of the corporation and may run for any office. See the news item on page 1 of this newsletter. Some Contact Information for our Council Members' quick access If you have a question and need to talk and don't have , one of us should be able to get you an answer! Grand Knight Paul St.Amand Deputy GK Stillman Kealey Chancellor Dave Thompson Financial Sec. Charlie Walsh Admissions Bill Richards Treasurer Bob Fournier Trustee (1 yr) Don Simmons Insurance Matt DiCalogero District Deputy Dick Collopy State Deputy Wayne Griffin Birthday Wishes Happy Birthday to all our members getting another year older during January: Richard A Poulin James J Rand, Jr. Phil L Fili Ralph J Miele Charlie J Jacobs Jerome L Bauder Peter Sullivan James H Solloway David J Bettencourt Rev. John W Michalowski Mark D Bunnell Scott D Balukonis Anthony S Fabrizio Martin J Mcdonough Brian J Bufagna Keith B Righini Michael A Dechiara Richard C Dubois Robert S Carrier James R Quinn Stephen A Gorgol In the past month... and in future months... We Three Kings Children's Christmas Party Dec 20 - Santa Santa and Friends Curley, Larry, and Moe Seen at the gazebo at the Salem Town Center, were three wise men ( wise-guys?), who helped at the opening ceremonies for the Christmas tree lighting. Dave, Sim, and Ken volunteered to dress the part and add a little decorum to the pageantry. (Probably very little decorum was added!- ed) Thanks to those guys for going out on a very cold night. We gathered at 1:00PM, and grabbed some pizza and sandwiches, and chatted. The kids enjoyed themselves getting acquainted with each other, and dancing to the tune of the accordion player. Suddenly, about 2:00PM, Santa made an entrance with a hearty Ho! Ho! Ho! and went to his Santa chair beside the Christmas Tree. Magically, there were presents under the tree, and Santa called each child up and handed a wrapped package to them. We want to thank Santa, and look forward to his visit again next year! 5

6 Toy Distribution and Pack-up Alan Phair At the January meeting, Alan thanked all the members and friends who helped make this year's drive a success. With the demands of Alan's new job as Town Manager for Windham, he could not have done the Christmas Toys without you! Many folks helped distribute toys and then packed up the remainder in preparation for next year's campaign. Harpo, Chico, Groucho, and Zeppo Peter Floridia & recruits! Packed up and ready for storage. Toys ready for choosing. Wait, I see Alan packed into the bin! Job done! Windham Pro-Life Talks - 4th Thursday of the month The Windham council is sponsoring a Pro-Life series of talks at St. Matthew Church. Each program begins at 7:00PM with a short Mass on the 4th Thursday. Then a speaker gives a 30 minute talk, with Q&A.. No reservations required. Just show up! The first talk: January 28, Thursday - Abortion: A Global Tragedy by Dr. Michael Spiedel. Every year, for every 220 million pregnancies, there are approximately 56 million abortions performed around the world. Dr. Speidel is a graduate of the Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan, Poland and was a former faculty member at Harvard Medical School and the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. Dr. Speidel is currently the Director of the Respect Life Series at St. Matthew. The series may be viewed at Respect Life Series. 6

7 Visit to Veterans' Center in Manchester Dec 13 Rico Casaletto On Sunday, Dec. 13, five members of the Knights of Columbus and two of their wives visited hospitalized veterans at the VAMC to wish the veterans a Merry Christmas and present each of the 42 patients with a little token of our gratitude (a $5.00 canteen certificate to the center's gift shop.). The first veteran we visited served in The United States Air Force during the Korean War, and as I shook his hand, he remarked that my hands were that of a working man and reminded him of his youth growing up on a farm in Hudson. He also remembered my wife who had helped him with his Bingo cards in October. The next veteran had served with The US Navy during WWII told me that he served on an aircraft carrier, in the Mediterranean Sea. The next was an Army veteran who had served for 18 years, during the Korean War and the war in Vietnam. The next was a Marine; I told him we had just had dinner with a young marine who was stationed at Parris Island, he said "ah Parris Island, I remember it." Although his right hand was covered with a protective glove, he stretched out his hand to shake my hand. The next patient stopped eating and thanked me for taking the time to visit him. The last patient was proudly wearing a WWII baseball cap, a big smile came upon his face and he thanked us. Each and every patient I spoke with, thanked me for taking the time to come and visit them, to wish them a Merry Christmas, and for the gift which we had brought. Giving to the Veterans One patient offered my wife the chocolate they had for a dessert, he said he wished it could be more. On our drive back to the Council Hall, Al remarked how one patient had opened the envelope and remarked, I can really use this because I am going to the canteen in the morning. I feel we left the VAMC feeling better when we had arrived. I wish to thank the Knights and our wives who helped( Walter and Gail Coleman, Al Faucher, Dennis Grouix, Dan Buck and my wife, Patricia Casaletto) and K of C Council 4442 for sponsoring this event News Items: Recent updates and events: The State Quarterly Meeting (<< click on link) is to be held on Sunday, January 24, 2016, at the Suncook Knights of Columbus Meeting location (St. John The Baptist) 10 School Street, Suncook, NH. Lunch will be offered by the host Council Reservations can be made for lunch until Jan 22. Lunch will be served from 12:00 noon to 12:45pm. There will also be Mass at 10:00am at St. John The Baptist Church in Suncook. Meeting: 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Attire: jacket, tie and jewel of office. Bill Richards announced that there are rumors that in August, a Night for Knights at the Fischer Cats may be planned. This would be state-wide for Knights. Maybe we can watch Al Faucher and Jose Moreno in a race around the bases. We hope that the state council selects a game pitting the Fisher Cats against the Red Sox farm team, the Portland Sea Dogs ; and we want fireworks! There will be a special state Lenten program, Forty Days for Life, starting on Ash Wednesday, Feb 10. (Yes, the start of Lent is that soon!) Again, click on that link above for full details. The Supreme Insurance Agency, in conjunction with our NH State Council, announced in 2014 the Golden Knight Award, which recognizes any and all members who bring in 5 new members in any fraternal year. All any Knight needs to do is to bring in 5 new members with you as their sponsor. A special award will be presented to you at the State Convention by the State Deputy. 7

8 Parish Comedy Night and Fund Raiser Feb 19, Caselton in Windham Mike Banks 8

9 Baby Items Wanted for Donation Paul St.Amand I will be taking a laundry basket of baby items to the quarterly meeting. Each council is asked to bring a basket of stuff to be distributed to the pregnancy care centers in our state. (The basket itself is a needed item.) A list of requested items was in the December newsletter, but use your imagination. Any item for babies is wanted! Diapers, blankets, bibs, onesies, feeding spoons, stretch outfits, maternity clothes... The basket is in our hall on a table. You can drop off any donated items, up until the time I leave for the quarterly meeting, Sunday 11:00AM, Jan 24. Relay For Life Mike Banks I'm supporting the American Cancer Society and participating in Relay For Life. I would love for you to join my Knights of Columbus - Kiwanis team. Every Relay For Life event is a time for family and friends to honor cancer survivors, remember those lost to this disease, and raise funds and awareness to help end cancer forever. By joining my Relay For Life team and helping us fundraise, more people in more communities: Have the information and tools they need to avoid getting cancer or find the disease early, when it's easiest to treat Have a place to turn for help 24/7 online at cancer.org or by calling Benefit from the progress being made toward finding cancer's causes and cures Get access to lifesaving screenings and treatment Too many people will be touched by cancer this year. Relay For Life events are our opportunity to inspire hope by raising funds and awareness to help those facing the disease. I hope you will join me! Visit our Team's Web Page for the joint Knights and Kiwanis team. Lecturer's Reflections: - Ron Bourque For his presentation, Ron showed on the hall TV, an amazing look at the development of the baby in the womb. Click HERE to see the video. Click on the video once the new window opens on your screen. 9 minutes total time. Alexander Tsiaras shares a stunning visualization of human development from conception to birth. This video helps us gain perspective on the wondrous amount of perfection that must go just right for a single human being to be born. We are truly amazing creations, and we live in an aweinspiring universe. 9

10 2016 K of C Budget (Proposed budget to be approved at the February 2016 meeting.) Checking Account Deposits Dues/ Admissions Penny A Knight A Day Friday Bingo Wednesday Bingo Texas Holdem Savings/Inv. Withdrawals Tootsie Roll Drive Relay For Life State Ball Raffle Ticket Sales State Ball Raffle Refund Raffles/ Fund Raising Non "FR"Council Activities Newsletter Ads/4th D. Donations Donations To Council Misc. Total $3,546 $854 $121,005 $86,000 $41,000 $0 $13,000 $3,488 $2,500 $1,250 $115 $4,125 $825 $1,069 $1,100 $279,877 Expenses $119,862 Donations $135,000 Rent $1,300 Newsletter $471 Postage $1,610 Per Capita $856 K of C, Life Assessment/ Liability Ins/Bonding $1,200 Supplies/Equipment $750 Professional Services $800 Salaries $2,575 Fund Raising (State Raffle Pymt, etc.) $6,927 Non Fund Raising Activities $659 Misc. $8,000 Donation Reserve Fund $0 Building Reserve Fund $280,010 Total Expenses Major Donations Penny A Knight A Day Tootsie Roll Drive St. Joseph's Community Needs Saints Mary & Joseph Parish Saints Mary & Joseph Special Projects SS. M&J Shared Meal Ministry Honduran Mission Mexican Mission K of C/ Church Picnic St. Joseph's School (Marketing Program) St Joe's School Capital Fund Catholic Schools Tuition Assistance K of C Scholarship Joseph Livingston, Seminarian Support Rory Tratnor, Seminarian Support Mathew J Schultz Seminarian Support Ryan Amazeen, Seminarian Support Sisters of Presentation, Postulant Support Salem Christmas Parade Salem Christmas Fund Coats for Kids Pregnancy Care Center, Haverhill Penacook Pregnancy Center Family Promise, Rockingham County US Troops /Veterans Salem Care Givers NH Catholic Charities Salem B&G Club Summer Camp Relay for Life ($500 council donation) Kidney Fund Total Major Donations Other Donation (Off the Floor) Total Donations $854 $13,000 $6,000 $10,000 $10,000 $2,500 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $5,493 $5,000 $2,000 $8,000 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $1,000 $7,040 $2,000 $3,000 $3,000 $1,275 $700 $10,000 $5,000 $4,000 $2,000 $107,862 $12,000 $119,862 Notes. The money in the Major Donations Account is approved with the budget approval and checks will be written for the indicated amounts in the months they are scheduled. The exceptions are the Tootsire Roll Drive and the Relay For Life donations. These donations are dependent upon the amount of money raised. It is the councils intent to add $500 to the Relay for Life above the net profit raised. The Other Donations is the amount available on a monthly basis that can donated to various causes as they arise. Requests for these donations must be brought before the Trustees, prior to a vote by the membership. When council revenues exceed council expenses the excess money is put in the Donations Reserve Fund. 10

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