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1 9560 WALKER ROAD, McGREGOR, ONTARIO NORIJO--PHONE FAX JN JL AU 2014 COUNCIL SUCCEED WEB SITE - 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 EVERY TUESDAY CASH BINGOS AT 7:00 PM JN 6 TH ALASKAN WHITE FISH FRY 2 PCS FOR $7.50 JN 6 TH SQUIRETTES HOMELESS VILLAGE JN 7 TH LYNN ROUSSEAU MAMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT JN 15 TH FATHER S DAY BREAKFAST JN 14 TH KC GENERAL1MEETING ELECTIONS FOR COL. CLUB BOARD JN 20 TH PORK SCHNITZEL DINNER JN 25 TH McGREGOR SENIORS 55+ CLUB COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING JL 4 TH ALASKAN WHITE FISH FRY 2 PCS FOR $7.50 JL 16 TH ALHAMBRA GOLF TOURNAMENT JL 4 TH ALASKAN WHITE FISH 2 PCS FOR $7.50 JL 18 TH CHICKEN AND RIB DINNER AU 1 ST ALASKAN WHITE FISH 2 PCS FOR $7.50 AU 15 TH CHICKEN PARMESAN DINNER 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 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 CHAPLAIN S REPORT Brothers, whether it is irony, parody, sarcasm, or satire, the use of opposites is often found in literature in order to express deeper truths. It often provides us with amusement but additionally and more importantly it can invite us to a new and deeper understanding of life. In any given story, the villain in many respects is the opposite of the hero. The negative or evil that the villain represents is presented as a way of showing us what to avoid in life. Curiously, therefore, by being taught how not to live, we are in effect being taught how to live. With this in mind I would like to share with you the following for your consideration and edification. The Devil's Beatitudes: Blessed are they who are too tired and too busy to go to Church on Sunday, for they are my best workers. Blessed are they who are bored with the minister's mannerisms and mistakes, for they get nothing out of the sermon. Blessed is the church member who expects to be invited to his own church for he is part of the problem instead of the solution. Blessed are they who gossip, for they cause strife and divisions that please me. Blessed are they who are easily offended, for they soon get angry and quit. Blessed are they who do not give their offerings to carry on God's work, for they are my best helpers. Blessed is he who professes to love God but hates his brother and sister, for he shall be with me forever. Blessed are the trouble makers, for they shall be called children of the devil. Blessed is he who has no time to pray, for he will be easy prey. On a personal note I would like to wish all of you a very happy, safe and healthy summer. May you find time to vacation with the Lord and experience personal regeneration in the coming days. Your chaplain and brother in Christ, Fr. Ray Masse GRAND KNIGHT S REPORT It has been a joy to serve the council for the last few years but it has come to a close. Thanks to all for the tremendous support throughout. I know it would not have been as successful if not for you. There is one very 1 important person that I have to give a huge thank you to and that is my wife Cathy for the many hours that she has put into helping me along. Well the elections are almost over with a couple of positions still open until the June meeting. Please take the time to look at the positions that are opened and consider running for one of them. Congratulations to all those that were elected and those that stood for Office. Also remember that nominations and elections for the Columbian Club will be in June. Filling these positions is essential in order to keep the hall running smoothly. The Squires Investiture took place this last month and it is good news to hear that it was a huge success. Congratulations Squires! Thanks again to everyone for their good wishes and may you all have a great Canada Day and a safe and happy summer. 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

3 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 Fin Sec PGK 376 Cyanna Crt Tecumseh, Ontario N8N 5H1 Ph: RESULTS FOR KC EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS Grand Knight: Kevin Klinck Deputy Grand Knight: Dennis Rousseau Chancellor: Jeff Ostrow Recorder: Paul Sylvester Treasurer: Frank Van der Pryt Advocate: Evan Belanger Warden: NO ONE AT THIS TIME Inside/Outside Guard: Marcel Dufour NEED ONE MORE GUARD 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. NOMINATIONS FOR OLUMBIAN CLUB BOARD President: Dale Martin Robin Beaune Ulric Renaud Evan Belanger Ken McLean Treasurer: Frank Van der Pryt Director: Dale Martin Mario Meloche Glenn Genik Ken McLean DennisRousseau Marcel Dufour Evan Belanger Nominations will be re-opened at the June meeting followed by the elections. If you cannot make the meeting but are interested in running for a position you must send in a letter of intent to Robin and Dale. COLUMBIAN CLUB REPORT Trustee: Larry Bezaire KC EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS Elections for the K of C Executive were held at the May 14 General Meeting. We are still in need of someone to run for the positions of Warden and a Guard. Below find a short summary of their duties. 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 2 Brothers: We have been very busy with events, Weddings etc. in May with more to come in June. We are still looking for cooks and bartenders so if you know someone who is interested and has Smart Serve let Robin or myself know. 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 Golf tournaments in July/August this year again so keep an eye on next month s Bulletin for more information.

4 We will be having nominations and elections in June for Columbian Club President, Treasurer and two Director s positions, so please come out and make it known if you are interested to run for a position. Due to my work commitments I will not be running for President. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their tremendous support and co-operation over the past year, it makes me truly proud to be a member of this great Council and to know all of the dedicated people we have in this community. I want to personally thank Marcella for her unstoppable commitment to the Council and the Club and for being there whenever I need her (which is most always!!). I would also like to thank Robin and Cathy Beaune for their invaluable help and support over the last two years - they will be very hard to replace. Thanks to all the volunteers for your countless hours of help - this council cannot succeed without all of you and I hope you will continue to offer your support in the future whenever you can. 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 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 DISTRICT DEPUTIES REPORT Dear Brother Knights and families, I would like to congratulate all of those Brothers who stood for positions and were elected in their respective Councils we need members like you who are willing to volunteer their time for the betterment of their council and entire order. Hopefully you had a successful Roses for Life Campaign and just a reminder to get your SO 06. Reports are due by June 15 th. 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. Since this is the last Bulletin of this fraternal year I would like to thanks the Grand Knights and Councils in District 88 for their commitment and cooperation given to me during this last year. I want to wish each and everyone of you and your Councils much success in the future. Vivat Jesus, 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 Dale Martin District Deputy ONE MEMBER, PER COUNCIL, PER MONTH 3

5 Life Insurance As a Gift? The initial reaction for many people when you mention life insurance as a gift is a quick step back and a questioning stare. How morbid, they think. While it may seem that way when you first mention it, life insurance is really a thoughtful gift that can be a financial life preserver in tough times. The problem with life insurance is the general perception. Many think of death instead of the great benefits it provides, and the security that it offers even while you re alive. Life insurance should be thought of as a precautionary protective measure for a family unit. The purchase of this product can mean saving your home, sending your children to college, and preserving your spouse s quality of life in the event of your death. One of the times you may want to purchase life insurance for someone is when a family has a new baby. It s a great, low-cost way to set money aside for the future (i.e. college tuition, housing, business start-up, etc.). Of greater importance, it ensures these children will have insurance as adults, in case an illness later in life makes him or her uninsurable. Newlyweds are also ideal recipients for life insurance. As they join their lives and financial responsibilities, young couples need to make sure that their early investments are fully protected. If something were to happen to one of them, the other may be faced with serious financial hardship. A life insurance policy is an ideal way to ensure their future and protect their assets. As nontraditional as it may be, life insurance is a wise and caring gift to purchase for many people. 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 ANNOUNCEMENT The Sangemino Agency, serving nearly 10,000 members of the Knights of Coplumbus in Southwestern Ontario, announces our new office location in the heart of Windsor on Ouellette Avenue. Having been in Windsor for 3 years Sonny is excited to move his agency into a permanent office location where he can continue to best serve Southwestern Ontario members. Knights of Columbus Insurance SANGEMINO AGENCY 1316 Ouellette Ave. Windsor. ON N8X 1J8 Office: (519) Toll Free: 1 (855) Fax: (519) Sonny.sangemino@kofc.org McGREGORETTES LADIES AUXILIARY The meeting was held on May 26, There were 24 ladies present. ATTENDANCE KITTY: $ won by Cathy Beaune MCGREGORETTES KITTY: $6.00 forfeited by June Gignac RAFFLES: 1. Soda cups Terri Fisher 2. Soda cups Rose Girard UPCOMING EVENTS: June 11/14 Men s Dinner Meeting volunteers: Diane King, Cathy Beaune, Angela Sylvester June 16/14 - Ladies Meeting - Pot-Luck, eating at 6 PM, meeting to follow June 17/14 Mexican Fiesta River Canard CHARITABLE DONATIONS: $100 to Cancer Music Festival HAPPY JUNE BIRTHDAYS to the following McGregorettes: June Gignac, Rose Girard and Gladys Dufour. HAPPY JULY BIRTHDAYS to the following McGregorettes: Wendy Barron, Carol Bondy, Doris Coyle, Theresa Hamelin, Theresa Quimby, and Marg Van Daele. HAPPY JUNE ANNIVERSARIES to the following McGregorettes: Cathy and Robin Beaune. HAPPY JULY ANNIVERSARIES to the following McGregorettes: Anita and Gilbert Beaulieu, Rose and Dennis Girard, Marcella and Dale Martin, Theresa and Mike Quimby, Angela and Paul Sylvester. HAPPY AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES to the following McGregorettes: Gloria and Clarence Beneteau, Nicole and Claude Deschenes, Helen and Leonard Meloche. THANK YOU to all the Knights and volunteers for working at our Mother s Day Breakfast: Rick Renaud, 4

6 Dan Renaud, Wayne Renaud, Dale Martin, Chris Currie, Marcel Dufour, Paul Sylvester, Dennis Rousseau, Greg Currie, and Calli Stockwell. Angela Sylvester Bulletin Publicity CHARITIES REPORT WAY TO GO!!!!!! KNIGHT OF THE MONTH ROBERT DROUILLARD DRAWS $$$$$$$$$ The following charities were supported at the May general meeting: 1. Multiple Sclerosis. 2. Shrine Sunday. 3. Alhambra. Fraternally Yours, Ulric Renaud NOTICE OF MOTION 1. The St. Clements Council #2844 Charities Committee makes a notice of motion to donate up to $3, for the school bursaries. INSYMPATHY Our sympathy goes to the LeFrancois family on the passing of Gerald LeFrancois, the family of Hector Bastien on his passing, to the family of Giovanni Costa on his passing and to any member who has suffered a loss that we have not been informed about. We pray for all their souls. DINNER MEETING The Dinner meeting will be held June 11 th. Dinner will start at 6:30 PM. The meal will be roast beef. The General Meeting will follow dinner at 7:30 PM with elections for the Col. Club Board. ATTENDANCE DRAW - $15.50 WON NEIL RENAUD AUNT JEMIMA $113.5 FORFEITED BY LEONARD O NEIL. 1 YEARS DUES WON BY DALE MARTIN AND LEO COTE. SPECIAL DRAW OF A BOTTLE SPONSORED BY MATTHEW MERRETT WON BY STEVE CHAPO ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION UPCOMING EVENTS BING0!!! BINGO!!! BINGO!!! COMING ON OUT TO THE!!! WE NOW HAVE A REGULAR WEEKLY CASH BINGO SCHEDULE!!! 7:00 PM TILL ABOUT 9:00 PM EVERY TUESDAY SUNDAY BREAKFAST 8:30 AM TILL 12:00 PM EVERY SUNDAY ONLY MENU PROVIDED MADE TO ORDER OR BUFFET 5

7 ALSO KIDS MENU Mike A. Laporte Robert N. Mailloux Gary Meloche Lowell P. Meloche Emile D. Morin Thomas E. O`Neil Ken Orsi Michael R. Quimby Brian Van der Pryt Allen Levitt Giulio Malandruccolo Jerome N. Meloche Mario A. Meloche Raymond Neveu Timothy P. O Neil James R. Prieur Chris R. Smith 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 $ PIECE FOR $7.50 5:00 PM until 7:00 P.M Chicken dinner also available for $12.50 Includes: Tea, Coffee and Taxes Take-Out Orders Available! JULY BIRTHDAYS!! Greg R. Belanger James M. Bondy Patrick Bray Randall J. Charette Gordon O. Girard Leo Cote Patrick N. Coyle August A. Deleersnyder Gary E. Dufour Philip L. Dupuis James C. Gauthier Walter J Krahn Leo O. Lucier Roy H. Maisonville Edward B. McGuire Earl G. Meloche James W. Pacquette Patrick B. Raymond Donald O. Renaud Adam Renaud Magella V. Savard Gordon O. Smith Frank J. Van der Pryt Alfons M. Brockman Jeremie R. Bornais Jason Campbell John Cmar Dennis Girard Patrick F. Coughlin Louis Cristofaro Cory J. Drouillard Lucien A. Dumount Chris Durham Jesse Gardin Michael B. Levasseu Thomas Kelly Darryl Martin Kenneth T. Meloche Gary M. Nye Lucien G. Pare Gordon J. Renaud Elmer Roehler Albert J. Simone Brian R. Sutts JUNE BIRTHDAYS!! Gerald E. Boussey Jean M. Blais Maurice D. Currie William P. Gagnon Geoffrey G. Girard Alvin J. Grondin Wayne C. King Kevin Langlois Ron L. Brockman Arturo Cabrera Donald L. Dufour Michael V. Gallant Stephen L. Goulet Vince Hamelin Murray J. Kirzinger Rev. Leo Lariviere AUGUST BIRTHDAYS!! Gary K. Ammonite Thomas P. Bezaire David Brockman Jerry J. Chauvin Gary L. Deslippe Robert J. Downey Richard D. Gagnon David A. Gillan Matt J. Hennin Marcel Hinse Gordon M. Keirl William J. Lepain Gyslain Mayer Gary A. Meloche John J. Bechard Raymond J. Bornais Bill J. Charles Domenic M. DiPasquale Keith Doherty Cezaire K. Gagnon Mike L. Gelinas Marc J. Gomes Chris Hill Jan S. Kachucha Scott Labrecque Colin E. Lehoux Raymond J. Meloche MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY! WELCOME!! 6

8 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 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. Larry J. Bezaire 255 Alma St. Amherstburg, Ontario N9V1A6 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!!!!!! 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 THE KC WEB SITE IS NOW ON LINE LOG ON AT 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. 7

9 D DATES TO REMEMBER 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 Friday 20 th Pork Schnitzel Dinner 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 Friday 18 th Ribs and Chicken Dinner Wednesday 23 rd - Columbian Club Meeting July 31 August 3 Yard Sale at the Hall AUGUST Monday 4 th KC Executive Meeting Wednesday 14 th General Membership Meeting (Elections for Columbian Club Board) Friday 15 th Chicken Parmesan Dinner Wednesday 27 th Columbian Club Meeting CUT ME OUT AND PUT ME ON THE FRIDGE. I LL HELP YOU REMEMBER THOSE IMPORTANT DATES

10 JUNE Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE CHURCH BINGO IN WINDSOR 2 KC EXECUTIVE AND SQUIRES EETING 7:00 PM 3 CASH BINGOS AT THE 4 ALHAMBRA MEETING 7:00 PM 5 6 FISH FRY ALASKAN WHIT FISH AND HOMELESS VILLAGE FOR SQUITETTES 7 LYNN ROUSSEAU MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 8 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE 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 AND FATHERS DAY 16 LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING 17 CASH BINGOS AT WEDDING 22 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE 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 30 JULY Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 CASH BINGOS AT THE FISH FRY ALASKAN WHIT FISH 5 6 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND BRIDAL SHOWER 7 KC EXECUTIVE 8 CASH BINGOS AT THE BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND BRIDAL SHOWER CASH BINGOS AT THE 16 ALHAMBRA GOLF BANQUET SQUIRES BINGO IN WINDSOR BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND BRIDAL SHOWER CASH BINGOS AT THE AND CHURCH BINGO IN WINDSOR 23 COLUMBIAN CLUB CLUBROOM BABY SHOWER 27 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND BRIDAL SHOWER CASH BINGOS AT THE 30 KC BINGO IN WINDSOR 31 YARD SALE BOTH ROOMS AUGUST Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 FISH FRY ALASKAN WHIT FISH AND YARD SALE BOTH ROOMS 2 YARD SALE BOTH ROOMS 3 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND ARD SLE MAIN ONLY 4 KC EXECUTIVE 5 CASH BINGOS AT THE 6 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE PARTY MAIN AND SQUIRES BINGO WINDSOR 10 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE CASH BINGOS AT 13 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE CASH BINGOS AT 20 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE AND MAIN BABY SHOWER KC BINGO IN WINDSOR CASH BINGOS AT 27 BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE BREAKFAST OPEN TO THE

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