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Ancient Order of Hibernians 151 Watertown Street PO Box 11 02471 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED MAY 2013 NEWSLETTER!

Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 14 PO Box 11 02471 Joe McCusker MAY 2013 NEWSLETTER AOH President s Message I d like to begin my message by thanking all the folks that came out for the Past President s Night; it was a wonderful show of support and much appreciated. We had a great time and enjoyed the music and vocal talents of Eric Falter and Patrick McCusker. Congratulations to Allen Gallagher Lifetime Member, Dan McAdam Hibernian of the Year, Doc Prince Lifetime Achievement and of course our Leo Falter Past President, all well deserved. Thanks to all who helped organize the night especially Mary Ryan, Dan McAdam, Dick Thompson and Desi McElroy. I survived my first State Convention despite the efforts of Murph. The Division delegates put forth a commendable representation. The Convention was fairly routine with the most important task of voting in the State Officers to remain seated for another two year term. There was considerable discussion at the Convention surrounding the events that unfolded in Watertown last month. Members from across the State in a show of support voiced their interest to participate in our Memorial Day Parade. The current indication is that we may see upwards of 50 plus Hibernians joining us on 27 May. Now that it s safe to venture out of our house please consider joining with our out of town brothers and sisters in an effort to come together for possibly the biggest parade this City may ever witness. The upcoming Scholarship Social and Awards Night is always a great evening. It is a proud moment when the Division can acknowledge the accomplishments of these young men and women as they prepare for their next step in life. I have to be honest, with everything that has happened over the past few months I m looking forward to the summer break. That said, I m already planning our Annual Golf Outing (see enclosed) for the end July. Yours in Faith, Unity and Christian Charity, Joseph P. McCusker Jr. 3

LAOH President s Message Greetings to our new members, Mary Flaherty and Mary Kay Heath who joined at our meeting on May 11 th. Two new applications were read and accepted that night. Friday, May 17th, will be the Scholarship Awards evening. Congratulations to all the winning candidates. Your families must be proud of your accomplishments. The Marathon Tragedy has affected many of our Division. For those who died, may they Rest In Peace, may God grant speedy recoveries to those hurt and may all Responders, Medical Personal, and Helping Hands fine peace and contentment in their lives. Watertown, You, did us Proud!!! AOH & LAOH are busy preparing for the Memorial Day Parade to be held on May 27th. Let s make this a Big One after all that has gone on in our Little Town these past few weeks. Hibernians from Holyoke, Worcester, Lawrence, Lynn and Salem have committed to joining with us already. If possible, please come with us and show Watertown that the Hibernians are alive and caring. Sisters and Brothers we will need Baked Goods after the Parade. The Ladies are having a Bake Sale to raise Scholarship Funds. Please consider items such as Brownies, Cookies and the like packed in lunch baggies so they can be sold and used as desserts. We will not refuse Cakes or breads or your prized recipe. This is a golden opportunity to sell to a large crowd. Please do you best and take part. Many of you cannot attend our meetings due to schedules; this is your chance to HELP. Our Meeting, Monday, June 10 th, will be an Ice Cream Social. Plan in joining us that evening for friendship as this is the last meeting until September. I would appreciate feedback concerning a Change of START time for our Monthly Meeting. Currently we begin at 7:30, how do you feel about a 7:00 PM start beginning in September? Contact info on next page. We will be conducting a membership drive over the summer months. If each current member brings just one new member we could double in size. Applications will be available in the Lounge Area as well as at the meeting. Yours in Faith, Unity and Christian Charity, Mary B. Ryan, President 4

UPDATES LAOH Dues: When sending your dues please include your name, address, phone number and e-mail. This will provide us with an up-to-date listing. Members age 64 and below - $25, age 65 to 79 - $20, age 80+ - $15. Mary Ryan s contact information is 617.923.8891 email address is shamrockvillage1@verizon.net. AOH Notice: Dues are now past due for the current year. Regular and Associates Members are $55.00 Senior Members are $30.00. You can mail your dues in to A.O.H. Div 14 c/o Dennis Murphy, P.O. Box 11, 02471. E-mail Addresses Needed From All Members We have set up an e-mail distribution list to cut down on the expenses to print, assemble and mail the Newsletter. Please note that this is a tremendous cash drain on the Division account, the more we can save the more we can donate to charity. Please consider sending your e-mail to the Financial Secretary Dennis Murphy at moose1073@gmail.com. Family Supper: The next Family Supper is scheduled for June 6th. The menu is TBD. LAOH Division Fashion Show The Fashion Show is scheduled to be held on Sunday September 29th in the afternoon. Tickets will be $15 each with more information to follow. Comedy Night The Building Association will be hosting Jimmy Walsh and Friends on Friday September 20th for an evening of fun and relaxation. This night always promises to be a good time, don t miss out on the fun. More details will follow. Memorial Day T-Shirts for Sale The Division is selling Memorial Day T-Shirts at the Club for $20 each. All proceeds will be donated to the Boston Strong One Fund. Please note that if you are participating in the Memorial Day Parade your shirt will be discounted. 5

ANNUAL AOH DIV-14 MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT IN MEMORY OF DAVID PRINCE Joseph P. McCusker Sr. Trophy FRIDAY JULY 26, 2013 TO BENEFIT THE AOH DIVISION 14 SCHOLARSHIP FUND Where: Golf fee: Time: Golf: Wayland Country Club 121 Old Sudbury Road Wayland, MA 01778 $120 per person (incl. greens fees, cart, player gift and tournament party) COMMITMENT ABSOLUTELY NEEDED BY JULY 13 th 1:30 P.M. Shotgun start Format is Scramble Contact: Joe McCusker 617.924.7507 POST TOURNAMENT PARTY At the Club after golf is complete Donation of $25 per person is suggested for non-golfers *raffles Ancient Order of Hibernians 151 Watertown Street 02472 *prizes Checks made payable to the AOH DIV-14 SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Calendar of Events Date May-17 Scholarship Social and Awards Night - 7PM May-22 New Class Initiation May-23 Building Inc. Meeting May-27 Memorial Day Parade Jun-6 Family Supper Jun-13 Division Meeting Jun-17 LAOH Monthly Meeting Jun-20 Club Inc. Meeting Jun-27 Building Inc. Meeting Jun-27 2013 Summer Food Tasting (see enclosed) Jul-26 AOH Memorial Golf Tournament (see enclosed) Sep-20 Comedy Night with Jimmy Walsh and Friends Sep-29 LAOH Fashion Show Hall Rentals Please remember when renting the hall as a member you must be a member in good standing, pay with your own check and you must be at the function. We have had a few people ask about these requirements for the member's rate, so we wanted to help clarify these requirements. The Members Lounge may be used for up to fifty people. For more than fifty the Big Hall is available. We love to see members renting the hall for all their family functions. For more information please contact the Rental Agent, Desi McElroy, at 617-710-8680. Also check out our web pages for photos of the Hall: www.aohdiv14.com 8

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR RECENTLY DECEASED CAMPION, Francis X. Of Wellesley died at home on Sunday, April 28, 2013. He was 76. Born in Haddonfield, New Jersey, he grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts and has lived in Wellesley for the past 50 years. Devoted husband of Jane (Mackey) Campion. Loving father of Sharon Campion MacClancy and husband Nigel of Northborough; Linda Bennett and husband Ed of Natick; Debby Kelly and husband John of Holliston; and Janet Kelly and husband Andrew of Stow. Adoring grandfather of nine: Caitlin and Lauren Kelly; Ian and Caroline MacClancy; Christopher, Danny and Madison Bennett; and Liam and Ryan Kelly. He is also survived by his sister, Jeanne Routhier of Yarmouthport PRINCE, David Of West Newton, April 28, 2013. Beloved husband of Caroline (Short) Prince. Dear son of Edward V. and the late Helen C. Prince of Newtonville. Devoted brother of Steven and his wife Karen Prince of Lake Worth, FL, John of Boston, Maura Prince of Newton, Deirdre and her husband Chea Sok of Framingham, and the late Catherine A. Prince. Dear stepfather of Timothy Loftus of Waltham. Uncle of Amanda, Me gan, Kaitlyn, Ashley, Brian, and C.J. Michael A. Nicholson (retired Deputy Chief, Watertown Fire Dept.). He was a son of the late James J. and Rose M. (Wilson) Nicholson. Michael passed away at the Beth Israel Hospital, Boston on Saturday, May 11, 2013 after a long battle with cancer. He was 57. He was the beloved husband of Cynthia M. (Pantalone) and her daughter Kimberly McGinness of Watertown. Devoted brother of James J. and his wife Diane of Whitman & Robert J. and his wife Donna of Watertown. Loving uncle of Ryan A. Nicholson (Capt. Watertown Fire Dept.) and his wife Jennifer, Matthew T. Nicholson, Patricia Van Dinter, Barbara King and Terry King. Also loved by grand nephew William B. Nicholson.

CURRENT LISTING OF DIVISION OFFICERS LAOH DIVISION 14 OFFICERS 2013 President - Mary Ryan Vice-President - Mary Logue Recording Secretary - Ellen Ridge Treasurer - Jeanine Brown Historian - Dorothy O'Farrell Catholic Action/Charities - Christine Breen Mistress at Arms/Sentinel - Mary Flanagan AOH DIVISION 14 OFFICERS 2013 President - Joe McCusker Vice-President - Leo Falter Recording Secretary - Jim Cunningham Treasurer - Dick Thompson Financial Secretary - Dennis Murphy Chair of the Standing Committee - Mark LaPenta Marshall - Desi McElroy Sentinel - Jim Daly

Please support these establishments who have supported the Hibernians! Maria s Catering 104 School St. 617-926-5144 O Leary s 1010 Beacon St. Brookline, MA 617-734-0049 Steamers 311 Watertown St. Newton, MA 617-244-9155 West St. Grill 7 West St. Newton, MA 617-795-0883 Greg s Restaurant 821 Mt. Auburn St. 617-491-0122 Baanthai Rest. 659 Main St. Waltham, MA 781-893-7700 Pizza Regina Arsenal Mall 617-926-5300 Donohue s Bar 87 Bigelow Ave. 617-924-4900 Fit Z's Bar and Grille 451 Main St. City Streets 240 Lexington St. Waltham, MA 781-647-2489 Stella s Pizza 605 Mt. Auburn St. 617-924-5692 The Talk Restaurant 116 Main St. Gordon s Liquor 51 Watertown St. 617-926-1119 The Villa Restaurant 48 Plain Rd. Wayland, MA The Fire Place 1634 Beacon St. Brookline, MA 617-975-1900 Antoine s Bakery 317 Watertown St. 617-527-6747 Devlin s Restaurant 332 Washington St. Brighton, MA 617-779-8822