From the desk of the Grand Knight:Brothers,

Thank you for the honor of serving as Grand Knight for this coming year. With the continued support of all our members, I know we will have a successful year. Bill Richards, our immediate past Grand Knight, did an outstanding job for the council for the past two years. He has set a high bar, he will be a tough act to follow!

The New GK has a chance to do new things. Our council works well; we do great things. If we simply repeat what we have done in the past, we would have again a successful year. I want to suggest a few things and, Ihope, improve on the past. Time will tell if any changes are successful or not. I ask for your support.

Let's face it. We are old guys. And we usually recruit our friends, who areold guys. We need to attract young men. So, this year, I would like to start or re-start some projects that could attract younger candidates. Some activities would be soccer kick and free throw competitions, an altarserver recognition program; maybe we can expand the Children's Christmas Party to invite all members of the parish. These events would all have a child's parents attending; these would be an opportunity to let Ayoung dad witness what we do; maybe the mom will push him into the Knights!

In this edition of the newsletter, I have included a list of programs and “chairman” of our council that were reported on in the past year. (I am probably missing missing some; let me know what I miss!) I ask each chairman to review their program and consider what changes, if any, could be done to improve their program. (page 10)

I have also added some new programs to the list. You will see that there are vacant positions. I ask for volunteers to step forward to be “the point man,” the chairman, for each program. If you would like to volunteer to head up one of these programs, please let me know. You certainly don't have to do all the work; grab some buddies to help you out. I just need someone for each program who will see to it's successful completion. Myexperience is that no one wants to be “in charge,” but everyone will help out. So if you feel called to be “in charge” for some particular program, please step up. You will find that many of your Brother Knights will be glad to answer your call for help.

Again, Thank you for the opportunity to serve the council,

Vivat Jesus,Paul St.Amand

Council 4442 Knightly News

Knights of ColumbusCouncil 444237 Main St.

Salem, NH 03079www.KofC4442.org

Officers 2015-2016Grand Knight Paul St.AmandDeputy GK Stillman (Butch) KealeyChaplain Fr. John Michalowski, SJChancellor Dave ThompsonRecording Sec Mike BanksWarden Jose MorenoAdvocate Dan Norris, Esq.Treasurer Bob FournierFinancial Sec Charlie WalshLecturer Ron BourqueInside Guard Dan BuckOutside Guard Paul DavidTrustee 3 Year Bill RichardsTrustee 2 Year Thomas CampbellTrustee 1 Year Don Simmons

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Highlights inside this issue: Meeting Review – p2-6 College Scholarship Award – p4 Family Picnic - p4 District Deputy - p5 Randy McClellan - p6 Tootsie Roll Drive Report – p7 Relay for Life – p8 Notice of Motions – p9 Programs and Chairman - p10 Support our advertisers – p11

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Council Meeting Notes from July 8UNOFFICIAL(There will be some changes in the style and content of thenewsletter. I found that banging the gavel as GK while taking notes as editor don't work. Photographs at tonight's meeting were taken by Worthy Photographer, Joe Stafford, PGK. Thank, Joe! I have also cut and pasted from Mike Bank's electronic version of the minutes. Lastly, some articles weremailed in by folks after the meeting and I've added them into the newsletter. So if you don't remember seeing Larry Belair at the meeting, you aren't wrong.... but I do have a report from him. - ed)

7:30PM: GK Paul St. Amand opened the meeting with our prayers and pledge and opening comments. We welcomed Wayne Griffin, newly-elected Worthy State Deputy, to our council hall tonight. The meeting was closed at 8:59PM; 34 members attended.7:33PM: Mike Banks, newly elected recorder, read the minutes, which were approved as read.

CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE: Fr. JohnWhat advice to give to the Knights in the area of the ‘growth’? What can be done better? Stress to pray more, share with Christ, need for vocations, and it’s the year of the consecrated life. Never be afraid to pray with young children. We can do better to support pro-life, mentioned article about euthanasia in Belgium – Catholic effort successfully blocked a bill to approve. Invite others to come to church with us, and attend church more frequently. Fr. John appreciates being a Knight, appreciates the Knights charity, live as Christian gentlemen, and bring Christ to others through good works, bond of fellowship.

BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS: GK Paul St.Amand7:50PM: Thank yous received from Angel Flight, Allison Giovanni, Dick O,Shannessey

COMMITTEE REPORTS:Treasurer and Financial Reports read and accepted:7:50PM: Bob Fournier gave the treasurer's report (cash flow and our Schwab account are doing well) Also, Bob explained our financial status for the first half of the year with a spreadsheet. Our council has given away $70,000 to various charities in the past six months. 8:01PM Charlie Walsh gave the FS report. Both reports were approved.

Membership and Admissions: Bill Richards8:03PM: New members Richard Botti and John Digaetano were inducted into our council on June 15.Their write-up is in last month's newsletter.

New member Raymond Chmieleski was presented with his 1st degree certificate.

Bill reminded us thatas of July 1, there

Quickie CALENDAR(And see our web Event calendar!)

July Meeting Preparation

State Summer Quarterly MeetingSunday, July 19, 1:00PM – 4:00PM

St. Matthew Parish Hall(Dick Collopy)

Pro-Life TalkSt. Matthew Church

Thursday, July 23, 7:00PMWindham Council

2nd and 3rd DegreeJuly 25, Laconia NHCar pool at 7:00AM

(Bill Richards)

Family Day PicnicCouncil Hall

July 26; 12:30PM(Joe Stafford)

Installation of OfficersWednesday, July 29, 7:15PM

Council Hall

Corporation MeetingTuesday, Aug 4(Don Gagne)

Parochial School AwardsForms Due Sep. 1

(Mike Petrilli)

Parish PicnicSunday, Sep 13

State RetreatCamp Bernadette

Sep 25-27Welcome, Ray!

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exists a new Form 100 from Supreme. Obsolete copies should be destroyed after that date. The new forms are in the council hall; also, two copies were included in last month's Columbia, sent to each member.

On July 25, there will be a 2nd and 3rd degree exemplification given, on the same day, at the Sacred Heart School, 291 Union Avenue, Laconia, NH. The 2nd degree is scheduled to begin at 10:00 am and the 3rd degree exemplification will follow beginning at 12:30 pm. There will also be a lunch served between the exemplifications, at a cost of $7.00. If anyone is interested in attending the exemplifications please confirm your intentions with Bill not later than July 19, 2015. We have two candidates who will be going. And there is always room for spectators.Our intentions for those who wish to attend is to car pool from the council hall departing at approximately 7:00 am, and weshould be back in Salem by approximately 6:00 pm, in time for Fr. John's celebration.

Bingo – Ron Bourque8:26PM: The Thursday Night $64K “cover all” prize STILL has not been won. Our profit for our two days was excellent. Bingo is bringing in the money we need to give away in our charities. Thank you to all the Bingo crew!

Note on Bingo – Larry BelairI want to pass along a request from Lou Stella, our faithful Bingo manager. Lou and PaulSimard do our Bingos on Wed and Fri nights in Hudson. They need additional workers to keepthings moving at Bingo. Can you help / Even part-time?

As we all know, Bingo provides our Council with the lion's share of our income. Without that,we would have to drastically reduce our charitable works. If you would like to work at Bingo(workers are paid a modest stipend.) Please contact Lou Stella or Paul Simard at their emails. (

Relay for Life: Mike Banks8:16PM. Relay for Life - $6,978 raised total, Pauline Gorgol and daughter Pamela Gorgol raised $1,008 for this year’s effort. Looking to change fund raising and resources for next year – will chair sub-committee to discuss 2016 plans. (See report and photos below. -ed)

College Scholarship Program – Joe Stafford8:35PM Scholarship - Applications are now closed. We have 16 scholarships awards confirmed to provide $500.00 each. We have received 27 scholarship applications. Two need College/University documentation (Sarah Richards and Samantha Smith). I have received two phone calls, one from Butch Kealey and the other from Ken Akerley on June 30th, stating their applications will be late due to getting the documentation needed from their grandchildren. That's fine. As you know, one Brother might have ten family members applying; but only one family member per Brother

could get an award.

The Family Day Picnic, - Joe StaffordThe picnic, on our council grounds, is open to all Knights and their family, and will be on July 26, with food at about 12:30PM. Everyone is invited to come, eat, have a good time. The college drawing will be held then. (Applicants do not have to be present to receive an award.) I have acquired the services of Tilly Lilly the Clown (Mary Downing), who will perform her "New" show in the afternoon of the picnic. (Joe requested and received $500 for food for the picnic and $150for just clowning around. - approved - ed)

Tents, tables, and chairs: On Saturday, July 25, we will set up the tents, starting at 8:00AM. After the tents are up, we are requested to set up tables and chairs in St. Joe's school gym for Fr. John's celebration. Either that Saturday night after the event, or most likely Sunday AM after 9:00AM, we need to move the chairs and tables to our picnic site.

KofC State Charity Raffle Tickets: Mike Petrilli8:21PM. Mike said that the ticket give away is doing very well, exceeding last year's good results (Our council was 2nd place statewide. -ed). The winning tickets will be drawn at the state ball in the fall. Returned all stubs to Mike by Aug 31.

Old Business:8:43PM: No old business was brought up.

New Business: Trustee recommendations (Tom Campbell)Bill Richards: Request from “Happily Ever After” group that co-ordinates effort to help abused and orphaned children, Trustees recommend a donation of $150.00. Motion (Mike P) second by Dennis G, Motion carried. Tom Campbell: $200.00 for Fr John for hiking boots – motion carried (unanimously, with one abstention! -ed)Don Simmons: Notice of motion presented by Gene Bryant – informational at this time, for next month’s meeting notice of motion. 4 items in total, refer to Gene’s hand-out at this meeting. Total cost of $57,530. (See page 9 -ed)Ultrasound Machine – Brother Ron Bourque is going to research this; no motions needed at this time.Al Phair, on behalf of Larry Belair, Notice of Motion for $2,500 for the Salem Bike Ped Corridor. (See page 9 - ed)

Hall Rental PolicyFor hall rental call George Masciarelli at 603-893-3035. Or, go to the council web site and contact him through email. 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.

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Some Contact Information for our Council Members' quick accessIf you have a question and need to talk and don't have email, one of us should be able to get you an answer!Grand Knight Paul St.Amand 603.898.2421 Deputy GK Stillman Kealey 603.898.4976Chancellor Dave Thompson 603.898.1217 Financial Sec. Charlie Walsh 603.894.0048Admissions Bill Richards 603.893.1836 Treasurer Bob Fournier 603.893.8940Trustee (1 yr) Don Simmons 603.458.5950 Insurance Matt DiCalogero 603 458 6408District Deputy Dick Collopy 603.898.7020 State Deputy Wayne Griffin 603.890.3804

Corporation Update:

There is no meeting in July. Next meeting is on August 4 (the first Tuesday of the month.)

What is “the Corporation?” The corporation is the legal entity that owns our council home, takes care of its maintenance, and rents the hall to the council for its meetings and also to members for their private use. All members of the council are also automatically members of the corporation, and everyone is welcome to attend the monthly meetings. The current president of the corporation is Don Gagne.

District Deputy Report – Dick Collopy Goal remains to bring on one new member per council per month. Reach out to fellow Catholics, 90% of Catholic’s asked become members. Summer Quarterly Meeting

Good of the Order Announcements

Knight of the Month:GK Paul recognized the efforts of Mike Banks for the Relay for Life team. Mike was the leader, planner, motivator, head honcho, cook, tent putter-upper, tent taker-downer. He was everywhere! Well done, Mike.

Mike was 100% of all Knights at the tent take down!

Parish Donation: Paul presentsa check for$1,000 for theparish foodpantry to Fr.John.

And also acheck for$200 for good hiking boots.

(Use any cash back to get some socks or a pair of sandals! -ed)

Attendance Prize:

9:26PM: The attendance prize for $30 was won by Jose Moreno! Next month the prize will be back to $10.

Closing Prayer and Adjournment:

9:29PM: Keep Brother Grant Houle in your prayers.

We also pray for all those in need, the sick,our soldiers, the Christians persecuted in the Middle East, and those on our prayer line and in our intention book. Amen!

Assembly News:

See full obituary at Peabody Funeral Home.

Randy D. McClellan, 65, of Derry, N.H., and formerly of Lansing, Mich.,passed away peacefully on July 2, 2015, surrounded by his lovingfamily and friends, after battling a long illness. Randy was born inLansing to his late parents, Richard L. and Marion J. (Swain) McClellan

on August 10, 1949. Randy served in the Michigan Army National Guard and the NewHampshire Army National Guard from 1971 to 2003. Before retirement, he was awardednumerous commendations culminating in the Department of Defense Meritorious ServiceMedal.

He was a communicant at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Derry, NH. As a longtime member of the Knights of Columbus Council 3023 of Derry. Randy volunteered countless hours to the Derry community and its youth, as well as Special Olympics.

In addition to his parents, Randy was predeceased by son, Joseph R. McClellan; his brothers, Rick E. McClellan and Dennis L. McClellan; and sister, Linda Barish. He is survived by his wife, Ann (Melia) McClellan; sister, Carol Holford and sister-in-law, Patricia (Nicholvich) McClellan of Michican; his sons, Patrick and Kathryn (Coole) McClellan of Derry and Brian McClellan of Virginia Beach, Va.; daughter, Meaghan and her husband, Richard Ivey; granddaughter, Evelyn Ivey, ofLondonderry, N.H.; his mother-in-law, Jane E. (Gallagher) Melia; and aunts, Mary V. Lowe and Nelle D. Edmunds of Lansing; as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.Randy will be lovingly remembered for his unique sense of humor, devotion to his family and friends, and desire to alwayslend a helping hand. He will be sorely missed by many, many people.

Attending at Randy's services was an honor guard of over 25 Sir Knights.6

Mike Banks!

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Summer Baseball Fun! George MasciarelliFrom George and Alan Phair: It was a great game won by theFisher Cats thanks to a great play by the center-fielder to end thegame. Fisher Cats beat the Sea Dogs 6 to 4. The fireworks at theend were worth the price of admission. The weather was perfect.

Alan provided the photos. (We had retired priests and heath aidsattend as our guests. When Ron Bourque requested their names,

he was told that the Diocese insists that no photographs nor names of anyone appear inour newsletter. Hence the photo shop! -ed)

From Ron: Our Bishop Peterson Council was able to host three retired priests, a deacon and some of the staff at the Bishop Peterson Home at our annual night at the Fisher Cats game. Everyone had a great time. They were so thankful you’d think we had taken them to the World Series. One of the nurses and his family were selected to kick off the fireworks display; the kids, so well brought up, got a great kick out of that. They asked us to convey their heartfelt thanks to our Council.

Tootsie Roll Drive: – Final Report – Gene BryantBrothers, Family and Friends,

Thank you all for the tremendous time and effort that so many people put into our most successful Tootsie Roll Drive ever!Once again we had all the right stores, a huge turnout of help, and great June weather! All this effort, and all this money, is for the community that supports intellectually disabled kids and adults – All this money stays in New Hampshire, and most goes to groups in the Salem area.

Here are the stats:* More than 110 people worked over 100 shifts at 12 stores to raise $12,943.73, our official gross total.* The Council covered our food expenses and rounded the amount to be sent to the State Council to $13,000!* Many people worked more than one shift, and the amazing Bill Silvestri worked all weekend to raise over $1000 on his own!* We shake our head in amazement at the effort of "Ski" and Kim Loughlin who collected over $1000 in five shifts!* Our friends at Play Among the Stars worked over 30 shifts -- and will benefit with a substantial share of the proceeds.* We want to thank Cub Scout Pack 4442, sponsored by our Council, for their participation -- they looked great in their uniforms!

Here is a list of the groups that share in the distribution of this money:7

Alan and Family – a selfie Charlie Jacobs, out of the hospital, with daughters and friends

Neat fireworks!Ron Bourque with mystery guests.

* NH Special Olympics* Salem Blue Devils Special Olympics* Play Among the Stars theater group* Camp Fatima (supported by the State KofC for decades) --* Community Crossroads/Region 10* Kimi Nichols Center

All great and worthy causes!

Thank you so much to the "accounting crew" that gives up their weekend for this event; Jan and Alan Phair, Paul St Amand, and Ken and Peg Akerley.

And a round of applause for the new Tootsie Roll Chairman, Peter Klecan, who dived into this project with a great effort and good humor. I certify he is now well-trained and ready for the challenge of the 2016 Tootsie Roll Drive. For acceptingthat role he has my gratitude and best wishes!

Mark your calendars for the weekend of June 3-4-5, 2016 now, you don't want to miss the fun!

Thanks again to all who helped make this such a good time, and so successful. This is the most visible activity for our Council in this community, and one of the most worthy projects I have ever been associated with. I will always be grateful for the opportunity I had to participate in this effort over all these years.

Relay for Life:Some photos of the activity that goes on for Relay for Life weekend.

Jean-Luc at Mkt Bsk

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Should the tent be higher?

Child labor by Mark Bunnel

Wanna hot dog?I think we're ready!

Ken watches the walkers Mike Banks and John Tripp100% of the (very wet) take down team!

HELP WANTED: Can you spare an hour or two of your time? This was mentioned above, but I thought I would repeat them here. Family Day Picnic (Scholarship drawing):

July 25, Saturday, 8:00AM. Erect tents in council yard.July 25, Saturday, after tents are up: Set up chairs and tables in St. Joe's School gym for Fr. John dinner.July 26, Sunday, 9:00AM. Bring chairs and tables to council yard for picnic.

Notices of Motion:These Motions will be considered at the next regular meeting, on August 12, 2013. Each Motion will be brought from the table and discussion would follow before a vote is called. Brothers with questions are encouraged to contact the proposers of the motions prior to the meeting; doing so will speed the vote process at the meeting.

Larry Belair: For $2,500 to go to the Salem Bike Path – Pedestrian Corridor, a.k.a. “Rail Trail.” This money will be invested in our own town for the benefit of people of all ages in our community. Many organizations in town have already contributed.Also, any money the Knights contribute will be a 300% return because of matching funds by state and federal grants. Brother Belair will speak to this motion at the August meeting. Larry can be contacted for more info by phone or email - 603-898-4009 - LBELAIR@comcast.net

Gene Bryant: For several grants and donations totaling $57,530. All members with questions or comments on one or more of these articles are encouraged to contact me by phone or email. Gene Bryant -- 603-475-9103 -- somville@comcast.net

Articles1) $25,000 for support of next new unit of permanent housing for a formerly homeless family, a program of -- Isaiah 58 New Hampshire, C/O Rev David Yasenka, Salem NH. This program rehabilitates used mobile homes, sites them in local mobile home communities, and assists the family in acquiring ownership in this housing unit. The organizations first unit isfinished and occupied, and our donation would begin the process for the next home.

2) $25,000, committed in our budget at $5000 per year over the next five years, as our Council’s participation in a proposed capital campaign for St Joseph’s Regional Catholic School. This support is a follow up to our $25,000 donation last year towards a “turn around” project that brought in a professional consulting company (Catholic Schools Management) to facilitate a strategic plan for the school.

3) $5030 for Center for Life Management of Derry, for three needed programs/equipment:a. $1250 for sports equipment and supplies for their InShape program, for the Children’s Clinical Services department.b. $1280 for therapy games and related supplies for the same department.c. $2500 (not to exceed) to replace small open trailer used to help clients with moving of family household belongings.

4) $2500 donation to the Catholic Near East Welfare Association, Amman Office, in honor of our Pastor and Chaplain, Father John Michalowski. This organization is a Papal Agency working with refugees from Syria and Iraq, driven from their homes by Muslim extremists because of their Christian religion. We often talk about religious freedom under threat here in the US, but these people are being martyred, or expelled from villages their families have called home for centuries.

Our program of donations and grants would not be possible without the hard work and dedication of the many members and family who work at our Wednesday and Friday Bingo operation in Hudson, and the volunteers who work the many nights of Charity Poker at Rockingham Park.

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Programs and Chairman – GK Paul St.AmandHere is the list of programs that I know about. Let me know if there are others. If I forgot your Program, my apologies. I ask each existing chairman to think back about the program he and his team conducted this past year. What went well? What could be improved? Is it time for something different? I also ask for volunteers to “fill in” the programs that have no chairman that I know of. Remember, the chairman does NOT do the job by himself; he gets other volunteers to do the work with him! Being a chairman is an excellent way to get to know more of your brothers in the council. And, are there programs we should start that are not listed here??? We can do new things!

Program Chairman MonthAdmissions Bill Richards cont.Altar Server Recognition ?Bingo Friday Lou Stella cont.Bingo Wednesday Paul Simard cont.Blood Drive Ken Akerley cont.Charity Raffle Tickets Mike Petrilli JulyChristmas Dinner – Parish ? DecChristmas Parade ? NovemberCoats for Kids Paul St.Amand SeptemberCouncil Adult Christmas Party Wil Boutin DecCouncil Kids Christmas Party Tom Campbell DecDeceased Members Dick Collopy MayFamily Picnic Joe Stafford JulyFisher Cats Baseball George Masciarelli JuneFlag Disposal Honor Guard Rico Casaletto JuneFloat “Chief of the Boat”) cont.Food For Families Charlie Walsh checksFree Throw Challenge Mike Schwing January?Grave Flags Placement Chanel Simard MayKnight of the Year current KOY OctoberKnights – Masons Fellowship ?March for Life (State Level) ?Newsletter Paul St.Amand monthlyNomination Committee Larry Belair yearlyParish Manger Set-up StJ ? DecParish Picnic ? SeptemberPoker – Rockingham Larry Belair cont.Pro-Life Events Dennis Groulx cont.Relay For Life Mike Banks JuneRespect Live Mass Dennis Groulx JanuaryRetention DGK Butch Kealey cont.RSVP Program (Seminarians) Charlie Walsh checksSalem Christmas Fund Alan Phair DecemberScholarship College Joe Stafford JulyScouting Don Gagne cont.Soccer Kick Challenge ? October?Stations of the Cross Chanel Simard MarTAPS (Parochial School) Mike Petrilli AugustTootsie Roll Drive Peter Klecan JuneTroop Support ?Ultra Sound Machine Ron Bourque one timeWeb Site Paul St.Amand cont.

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