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Volume 59 No. 6 May-June 2019 Our 96th Year
Dear Brothers in Christ,
With summer rapidly approaching, my time as Grand Knight
is coming to an end. It was an exciting and wonderful experience
that I will never forget. I was fortunate enough to have the help
and support of my officers and council brothers. The council
would never have thrived without your involvement.
In the month of April, the Joseph Barry Council honored our
fellow brothers who served this council for over 25, 50, and 60
years of service during our Old Timer’s Night. April also brought
us the Murder Mystery dinner and the Left, Right, Center event.
I would like to give a huge thank you to Brian Lee and all those
who delivered Easter baskets to the needy. It is acts of charity
like this that the Knights of Columbus was founded on. I also
hope everybody had a healthy and Holy Easter.
We will start off the month of May with a Blood drive on May
2, and we hope you’re able to come out and support this great
cause. On the 5th of the month the JBC, along with the 4th Degree
and the Columbiettes, will host the annual Communion
Breakfast coordinated by Ray Romano. On Tuesday, May 7, the
council will be having a Memorial Mass for all of our departed
brothers. Our prayers go out to the families of those members.
On Monday, May 27th, the JBC will proudly be marching in the
Memorial Day parade; all members are asked to attend if
possible.
We will begin the month of June with Hawaiian Night run by
Don Cleary. The new officers will also be elected in the month
of June and we are very excited to see the upcoming council.
Awards Night will be held on June 18; please come and show
your support for all those deserving recipients. On June 23rd -
25th, Brian Dunker will be running the annual golf outing at the
Villa Roma.
Last July we set goals for the upcoming year, I am happy to
say we met or exceeded all of our goals. Joseph Barry came in
third place on Long Island selling the most C&B books this year.
We have 10 new members and 5 reinstated members. We gave
baskets to needy families for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and
Easter. The credit for our success goes out to every member who
gave his time and service. I would like to thank my officers:
Deputy Grand Knight Derek Stadler, Chancellor Joe Del Priore,
Warden Ray Romano, Guards Jim Kershaw, Nick Brigandi,
Paul Kraus, Financial Secretary Don Cleary, Treasurer Bill
Artuso, Recorder Randy Mittash, Advocate Mike Dantuono,
Trustees Walter Duffy, Tom Zegers, Richard Burg, Mentor
Brian Lee and District Deputy Doug Quinn for all your help
and guidance throughout the year. I couldn’t have run such a
successful year without this amazing council and officers. It
has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your Grand
Knight for 2018-2019.Thank you and may Father McGivney
pray for us.
Vivat Jesus
Arthur C. Traylor
Grand Knight
DISCOVERER Published bi-monthly by and for the members of JOSEPH BARRY Council No. 2520, Knights of Columbus, 45 Heitz Place, Hicksville, New York. Telephone: 938-8323
Fr. James Stachacz Deacon George Mais
Chaplains
Internet: www.barrykofc.org
In case of illness, death or need, please notify the Grand Knight or Financial Secretary.
Arthur Traylor - Grand Knight (516) 298-6861
Donald Cleary-Financial Secretary 433-0360
Please send material for the Discoverer via email to
[email protected]. Tom Gill-Editor 433-8607
Blood Drive
Brian Lee-Chairman 749-4368
Insurance Agent Kevin Lynch- Field Agent (646) 210-9382
May-2019 2 EJ Kenny Board Meeting (Thu) 2 Blood Drive (Thu) 5 Communion Breakfast (Sun) 7 Memorial Mass (Tue) 9 Columbiettes BOD (Thu)
14 DD meeting (Tue) 18 Nassau Chapter Meeting (Fri) 21 JBC Meeting (Tue) 28 Columbiettes Meeting (Tue) 28 AOH Meeting (Tue) 26 Family Mass Breakfast (Sun) 27 Memorial Day Parade (Mon)
Jun-2019
1 Hawaiian Night (Sat) 4 JBC Meeting- Elections (Tue) 6 EJ Kenny Board Meeting (Thu)
11 DD meeting (Tue) 13 Columbiettes BOD (Thu) 18 JBC Awards Night (Tue) 21 Nassau Chapter Meeting (Fri) 25 Columbiettes Charities Awards Mtg (Tue) 25 AOH Meeting (Tue) 30 Family Mass Breakfast (Sun)
Jul-2019
4 EJ Kenny Board Meeting (Thu) 13 JBC Golf Outing (Sat) 14 JBC Golf Dinner (Sun) 16 JBC Meeting (Tue) 23 Columbiettes Meeting (Tue) 23 AOH Meeting (Tue)
Council Calendar
OFFICIAL DUES NOTICE Please be advised that Council dues for the fraternal year 2019-2020 are due and payable as of July 1, 2019.
Regular Members $50.00 Honorary Members $15.00 Honorary Life Members $ 0.00 Regular members may take a $5 discount if dues are received paid in full no later than August 15, 2019. Please mail dues payments, payable to Joseph Barry Council, to our Financial Secretary: Donald Cleary 64 Dean Street Hicksville, NY 11801 Membership cards will be mailed to all members as the dues payments are received.
Spending Proposal
In accordance with the Joseph Barry by-laws for all
proposals of expenditures of in excess of $200, the
Edward J. Kenny Club Board would like to make the
following proposal.
We propose $2,000 to be used for enhancements to the
building including but not limited to:
• replacements of the lower level ladies’ and
men’s rooms vanities and sinks
• decorating improvements to both ladies rooms
• upgrades and repairs to the lobby due to years
of water damage
This is being published for discussion and will be
called to vote at the May 21, 2019 business meeting of
the council.
COLUMBIETTES
CORNER
Columbiette Meetings are held at the Joseph
Barry Council Hall, 45 Heitz Place, Hicksville,
on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 8:00. All
Catholic women, ages 18 and over, are invited
to become members. For more information,
call:
President – Barbara DeSalvo at 516 334-7255
Philip Baumgartner, PGK George Jung
Msgr. Donald Bennett Maureen Kenney
Michael Bird Mike Kenney
Karen Buckley Robert Kluck
John Caetano John Kremler
Evan Celluci Rudolph Lichwiarz
Joan Chwalisz Laura Krummenacker
Thomas Clark, PGK James McDonald
Jane Connolly Ed McGovern
John Crayne Michelle McMullan
George DellaRatta Isabelle Malle
Martha Daur Karen Mercurio
Joanne Dutko Bill Mulligan
James Flanagan Jim Mulligan, PGK
Kevin Flanagan Harry Mulligan
John Flynn Anne Murphy
Dennis Foley Vicki O’Donnell
Carolann Fullerton Diane Powers
Michael Gallo James Quinn
Frank Gazda Nancy Quinn
John Geier Robert Renner
Florence Giglio Charles Rockwood
James Gill Peggy Ryan
Ann Ginty Maria Soto
Robert Herold Maria Tabone
Bill Hilton Sean Tuohy
Andrew Hupfer James Upfer
Bill Jankowski Keith Vanness
James Johnson Bill White
Jean Johnson Carol White
Peter Johnson III Frank White
Sick & Distressed Please remember in your prayers:
May is the month of honoring the Blessed
Mother. Day. We will have our Memorial Mass on
May 7d remembering our deceased Sister
Columbiettes - Past President Agnes Peck and
Eleanor Chambers.
May 5h will be Knights /Columbiettes
Communion Breakfast after the 9:30 Mass.
Happy and Blessed Mother's Day to all –
Mothers, Grandmothers, Godmothers!
Monday, May 27th Columbiettes will be
participating in the Memorial Day Parade. Lastly,
Tuesday, May 28th Columbiette meeting night will
begin at 7:30 PM with the Living Rosary in honor
of our Patroness, Mary our Mother.
May 31st, June 1-2, 2019 Convention will be
held at Honors Haven Resort, Ellenville, N.Y.
June 25th 7:30 Columbiette Award Night
Sister Columbiettes, it is at this time the end of
my term of office as President. To the “Faithful
Few” I am grateful for your support during these
past 3 years. Blessings!
Mother Mary, St. Theresa the Little Flower and St.
Joan of Arc bless and protect you through the
summer months.
Sincerely and fraternally,
Barbara DeSalvo
President
In Memoriam
William J. Murphy
John R. McMullan
May their souls and all the souls of the Faithful Departed rest in peace
C C
Council Honors Long Time Members at Old Timers Night
RIGHT TO LIFE
FETUS Joel Rifkin
Crime: Being Born Killed 17 women
Sentence: Death 203 yrs to life
Time Served: 0-9 mo 1994- present
New York State abolished the death penalty in 2007.
The state stopped all executions of prisons on the death
penalty in 1984. The reason was because it was cruel and
inhumane to execute a prisoner for their crimes, no
matter how severe it might have been. In 2019, New
York State passed a law that states a person can execute
a fetus in the third trimester. New York State sees the
death penalty as inhumane, but not executing a baby in
the third trimester. If you disagree with this bill that has
been passed, it’s time for action. Contact your local
politician and let him or her know you will vote in
November based on their actions. The time to act is now.
Notorious murders of children are Herod, Hitler, and
Andrew Cuomo.
GK Arthur Traylor
Honorary Life Members Brian Dunker
and Roger Koopman with GK Traylor
and Chancellor Romano.
25 year members Arthur Delaney, James
Drasby, William Deegan and Michael
Ednie
50 year member Michael Raso
60 year member Cono Cimino
Honorary Member Arthur Delaney
Protecting Widows – A Founding Goal As a member of this council, you know how important
spouses can be to the charitable works of the Order. If
you’re married, your wife is probably involved in a few of
the many events that happen each fraternal year. This
support adds great value and impact to what a council can
achieve. When the Order was founded in 1882, Father Michael J.
McGivney and the other brave men were setting out to
protect Catholic families, but especially wives and children.
Today, we remain committed to this mission by offering
insurance products and fraternal benefits designed with that
goal in mind. One specific policy rider that you may not
know about is called Spousal Waiver of Premium. This rider
is unique to the Knights of Columbus philosophy of helping
our widows.
This rider is available on most permanent and Discoverer
plans purchased at standard rates by a member and his wife
on the same day. When both spouses apply, the rider provides
for waiver of premiums on the spouse’s contract in the event
of the insured’s death. Best of all, for members and spouses
ages 18 to 60, this waiver can be added for no charge. The
rider stays in effect until the spouse attains age 65 or certain
other triggering events occur.
Our products are designed with your needs and budget in
mind. With a solid portfolio of life insurance, long-term care,
disability income and retirement products, the Knights of
Columbus can help you meet all of your financial goals. To
learn more about these solutions, contact me today.
Kevin Lynch (646) 210-9382 [email protected]
INCOME EXPENSE (cont.)
Personnel Administration/Operating
Contributions/Grants $2,000 Bank Charges $150
Member Dues $14,670 Blood Drives $100
Initiation & Re-admission Fees $200 Calling Post $100
C&B Program (50/50) $4,000 Ceremonial Supplies (Badges, Jewels) $500
50/50 (COUNCIL - 4 MONTHS) $500 Chapter Meeting Repast $100
Discoverer Ads $600 Charity Ball $160
Seminarian Reimbursement $200 DD Meeting Expenses $200
Third degrees/Chapter Meetings $150 Defibrillator $500
Interest $130 Discoverer Publication $6,000
Total $20,450 First & Second Degree Repast $100
Free Throw Contest $200
Council Events Grand Knight Thank You Party $800
70’s Dance $1,500 Hall Rental for Meetings $4,200
Christmas Baskets ($2,600) Hicksville Chamber of Commerce $65
Christmas Party $200 Installation of Officers (Flowers) $100
Comedy Night $500 Lecturer $500
Communion Breakfast $100 Membership Drives $200
Country Music Night $2,500 Monthly Family Mass $108
Easter Baskets ($2,000) New Member Shirts $300
Golf Outing $5,000 Old Timer’s Night $100
Hawaiian Night $500 Patriot Books $25
Keep Christ in Christmas $100 Postage & Mailings $700
Kids Christmas Party ($200) Soccer Challenge $100
Anticipated Additional Income $2,400 Stationery & Supplies $500
Murder Mystery Night $2,000 Third Degree Assessments $150
New Year's Eve $2,400 Third Degree Repast $100
PGK's Testimonial $500 Total $15,908
Picnic (Winter) $500
St. Patrick's Dance $1,200
Thanksgiving Baskets ($3,400) Donations/Awards/Gifts
The Acchords $2,000 Adopt-A-Family $200
Villa Roma $500 Annual Awards Night $300
Total $13,700 AOH Golf Tournament $100
Coats for Adults $200
Total Income: $34,150 Hicksville Fire Dept. $100
Hicksville-Jericho Rotary $20
EXPENSE Kellenberg Assembly (incl Americanism Award) $200
June Donations $4,000
Fixed Fund Accounts (per By-Laws) Our Lady of Mercy Golf $125
Conventions $900 St. Ignatius Golf Classic $100
Financial Secretary $1,467 St. Ignatius Parish Picnic $200
Grand Knight Stipend $600 St. Ignatius Pro Life Bus Ride $750
Honorarium $240 Telecare $100
Memorial Mass $100 Toys for Tots $100
Scholarship Fund $3,000 William F Gouse Jr- VFW $80
Seminary Fund $1,000 Trustee Recommendations:
Total $7,307 Journal Ads $300
Other $800
Dues & Assessments Total $7,375
Board of District Deputies $60
Nassau Chapter $60 Total Expenses $34,150
Nassau Conference $40
NY State Council $1,400
Supreme Council/Catholic Ads $2,000
Total $3,560 Net Income (Loss) $0
Proposed Council Budget 2019-2020
Annual Joseph Barry Classic
Golf Outing
Spring Lake Golf Club,
Middle Island
Saturday July 13, 2019
11:00am First Tee
$150 per golfer
Includes: 18 holes golf & cart, range balls,
Saturday repast, beer & wine and
Sunday July 14 Awards Dinner/open bar
w/guest 4:00pm
**FIRST TO PAY FIRST TO PLAY** (Tee times based upon order of checks received)
$100 per golfer (Saturday ONLY)
$35 Per Person Sunday Awards Dinner Only
(limited seats available)
Sponsorships Available:
(All proceeds will provide Thanksgiving &
Christmas food baskets for families in our
area)
Dinner Sponsor $1000
Sat 19th hole Sponsor $500
Sun 19th hole Sponsor (cocktail hour) $500
Golf Ball Sponsor $400
Hole in One Sponsor $300
Pin Flags $100
Tee Sign Sponsors $50
Contact Gerard Mulholland –
email:[email protected]
or 516-385-0131
Hawaiian Night
Saturday- June 1, 2019- 7PM to 11PM
$35 Per Person
Hawaiian Floor Show
DJ Hot Buffet
Open Bar Dessert/Coffee/Tea
Reservations are required
ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY WILL BE
ACCEPTED AT THE DOOR
Checks payable to Joseph Barry Council must be
received by April 19, 2017
Proceeds used towards Easter Baskets
For further information call Brian at (516) 822-
7605 or Don at (516) 433-0360
Villa Roma Golf Outing
Sunday June 23- Tuesday June 25
Golf, Food, Lodging
$400 per person
Contact Brian Dunker 516 822-7605
Personal Income Tax Preparation
E-File for QUICK REFUND
Or File now and Schedule any
Payment for April 15th.
Over 30 Years’ Experience
Tom Clark
(516) 931-3161 or 938-3530
Montana Agency, Inc. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CHARLES I. MONTANA, JR. GEORGE D. MONTANA
Homeowners Policies
Auto Policies Commercial/Business Insurance
JACK McNIERNEY Life and Health Planning
Since 1946
ED O’NEILL LTD TAX PROFESSIONALS MANY HAPPY RETURNS!
EDWARD O’NEILL
WEBSITE: EDONEILLTAXES.COM EMAIL: [email protected]
1400 Old Country Road (516) 935-7771 Suite 303 Westbury, NY 11590 Fax (516) 822-6704
Michael A. Dantuono Attorney at Law
(516) 742-8661 34 Sumter Ave.
Cell: (516) 510-8701 E. Williston, NY 11596
St Ignatius CYO St Ignatius Pride: In Our Church, In Our Children, In Our Community
Basketball ~ Swimming ~ Track… …and so much more
Visit us at www.stignatiuscyo.org ~~ for more information contact [email protected]
(516) 939-2649
Richie’s Appliances
SALES & SERVICE
WASHERS, DRYERS, DISWASHERS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES
31 8
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“Our Service Speaks for Itself”
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*Chimney cleaning & repair*Gutter cleaning
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Family owned & operated since 1979-
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516 889-7926 [email protected]
47 Jerusalem Avenue
Hicksville, N.Y. 11801
516-931-0262 (Corner of West Marie St)
Proud Tradition
Trustworthy Friend
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Costello
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516 938-3600 115 NORTH BROADWAY HICKSVILLE, N.Y. 11801
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JOSEPH BARRY COUNCIL No. 2520
Charity - Unity - Fraternity - Patriotism
Non-profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE
PAID HICKSVILLE, NY PERMIT NO. 211
45 Heitz Place Hicksville, NY 11801
WEAR THE EMBLEM OF THE ORDER
Joseph Barry Council #2520 – Knights of Columbus
The NOMINATING COMMITTEE places in nomination the following names for Council offices to serve for the
fraternal year 2019 - 2020. The election will take place at the June 4th meeting.
Grand Knight SK Derek Stadler NY State Council & Nassau Conference
Deputy Grand Knight SK Joseph Delpriore GK Delegate SK Derek Stadler (or GK Elect)
Chancellor John Manzi PGK Delegate SK Arthur Traylor, PGK
Recorder Randolph Mittash Alternate SK Michael Raso, PGK
Treasurer William Artuso Alternate SK Douglas Quinn, PGK
Advocate SK Michael Dantuono, PGK
Warden SK James Kershow Nassau Chapter
Inside Guard SK Dominic Sala, PGK GK Delegate SK Derek Stadler (or GK Elect)
Outside Guard SK John Flanagan 2nd Delegate SK Joseph Delpriore (or DGK Elect)
Outside Guard SK Nicholas Brigandi 3rd Delegate John Manzi (or Chanc Elect)
Trustee 3 Years Arthur Traylor
Date: April 2019 SK Charles Prancl, PGK (Chairman), SK James Mulligan, PGK, SK Walter Duffy,
PGK, SK Michael Raso, PGK, SK William McGough, PGK, SK Douglas Quinn, PGK
Notes:
1. The Grand Knight is an automatic delegate to the NY State Council.
2. The Grand Knight is an automatic delegate to the Nassau Chapter.
3. The Financial Secretary is appointed by the Supreme Knight.
4. The Lecturer is appointed by the Grand Knight.
5. All elected delegates and alternate delegates to the NY State
Council must be PGKs.
6. Only Third-Degree members may be elected to Council office
and may not hold two offices at the same time.
