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From the desk of the Grand KnightBrothers
After being computer-less for almost three weeks,I am happy to report that I have come out of the dark ages (with the exception of my flip phone) to cyber-space. Appreciate all the understanding ofmy dilemma.
Our Council is very fortunate in the ability to provide so much to those in need here in the
community and beyond, but my monthly reminder is that it takes “many hands to make light work” . To those who always answer the call for help, I really don’t know what I could do without you. Your never-ending support in projects, etc. makes our Council outstanding.
I pray that those of you who haven’t been to a meeting in a while, consider attending and adding your name to the list of helpers, even if only for one event. This will allow the newer members to meet you and allow you to become aware of the love and support we have to offer everyone.
Some upcoming events we hope to facilitate in the near future include a root beer float party for Salem-Haven and Salem Woods Assisted Living facility. Come see the joy and happiness the root beer floats bring to those living in these facilities, and as always invite your spouses to join us.
We are also planning to have an Italian Supper in early November.
Columbus Day is a U.S. holiday that commemorates the landing of Christopher Columbus in the New World on October 12, 1492. It was unofficially celebrated in a number of cities and states as early as the 18thcentury but did not become a federal holiday until the 1937. It falls on October 9, this year.
As always, I leave you with this wish:
Good Health, Safe Travels and God Bless
Vivat Jesus!David C. Thompson, Jr.
Council 4442 Knightly News
Knights of ColumbusCouncil 444237 Main St.
Salem, NH 03079www.KofC4442.org
Officers 2017-2018Grand Knight Dave ThompsonDeputy GK Paul St.AmandChaplain Fr. Tom Frink, SJChancellor Mike BanksRecording Sec Norman ComeauWarden Paul DavidAdvocate Dan Norris, Esq.Treasurer Bob FournierFinancial Sec Charlie WalshLecturer Ron BourqueInside Guard Jay CappelloOutside Guard Richard BottiTrustee 3 Year Thomas CampbellTrustee 2 Year Don SimmonsTrustee 1 Year Bruce Silver
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Highlights inside this issue: Meeting Review – p2-5 Old and New Bu$ine$$ - p4 NOTICE of MOTION $55,200 – p4 District Deputy Report – p5 Officer Installation – p7 St. Joseph School presentation - p8 Knight of the Year Banquet - p9 Laugh a little - p10 Support our advertisers - p11
Council Meeting Notes – Sept 13UNOFFICIAL(Taken from notes of the worthy recorder, Norm Comeau)Meeting started at 7:32PM. There were 31 members attending. All officers present except Norris, Botti, Silve, David, all excused. Minutes of August meeting were read and accepted.
Chaplain's Message: Fr. TomOn the 100th anniversary of the 5th apparition ofMary at Fatima, Fr. Tom talked about reparationand consecration. John Paul II made a prayer toask “Take under your motherly protection the wholehuman family which we can consecrate to you ...”We are asked to make reparations for those whoneed it. When we pray the rosary, we say, “...forgive us our sins... lead all souls to Heaven,especially those in most need of Your Mercy .” Justas Christ, though innocent of any sin, on the Crossmade reparations for our sins, while we ask forforgiveness of our sins, and we also to ask forforgiveness of the sins of others.
GK Opening Remarks:GK Dave Thompson replaced the flag on the council flag pole. He informed usthat the sails on the council float are missing.
“Thank Yous” received from: • Lisa Withrows for use of Council Hall• Special Olympics for our donation• Bulletins from Lazarus House and Pregnancy Care Center• Scholarship Awards from: Chris Houle, Dawson Shyne, Dean
Colletti, Noah Thompson, Serena Mary Uliano, Julian Collopy, Kyle Fauche, Michael Pappas, Tristan Beaulieu and Andrew Moscarelli
• TAPS Program Awards: Kaylyn, Kelsey and Sean Norris.
Tip of the hat to:• Mike Petrilli for getting the ice machine fixed and for having the
wheelchair ramp put in on Martin Ave.• Dick Collopy for running down the plate for float and pulling it in the
parade in Atkinson.• Gene Bryant for heading up the
function of Isaiah 58 and helpgetting the ramp for Martin Ave.
A word from Gerald “Skip” Troisi:My brothers, I thank you so much for puttingin that ramp to my house (on Martin Ave.)Now I can get in and out of my house, andnow I can attend our council meetingsagain.
Quickie CALENDAR
September Council Meeting
40 Days for LifePrayers – Sept 27-Nov 5Manchester 7AM-7PM
See 40daysforlife.com/manchester(Bill Richards)
9/11 Memorial DisplayRockingham Mall, Salem NH
Sept 19-23(Rico Casaletto)
KofC State Charity BallRochester, NH
October 7, $25/pp(Bill Richards)
NH Right to Life BanquetOct 12, Manchester
1199 So. Mammoth RdExecutive Court Facility, $65/pp
Knight of the Year BanquetSaturday, Oct 14Corporation Hall
(that's where we meet!)Bill Richards has tickets.
See page 9 of this newsletter.
Fifth Wednesday RosaryWednesday, Nov 29
St. Joseph Church 7:00PM(Dave Thompson)
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Skip gives a “thumbs up!”at our September meeting.
Treasurer's Report: Bob FournierBob reported on our finances. Our investment account “made” $843. Report accepted as read.
Financial Secretary's Report: Charlie WalshEleven checks written. Membership total 239 (due to 1 transfer out) Report accepted as read.
Committee Reports – Mike Banks conducting:
Membership Committee – Dave Thompson I need someone to volunteer to become themembership chairman. The chairman does not recruit every new candidate! He does match newcandidates recruited by members of the council with degree team schedules in other councils. Thework averages about 5 hours time per month. You can talk with past membership chairmen BillRichards or Paul St.Amand for all the details. There are several older brothers who are ready tohelp. You will not be alone. This role keeps the life blood of the council flowing. Will YOUvolunteer?
Culture for LifeNo report tonight, as Dennis had a prior commitment. Upcoming events were reported by DD Bill Richards later in the meeting.
Veterans Activities – Rico CasalettoThe AM-Vets donated a flag for the Council.The 9/11 Memorial will be at the Mall at Rockingham Park onTuesday September 19th opening at 9:00AM running thruSaturday September 23rd at 2:30PM.Veterans Breakfast on Friday November 3rd at the WoodburySchool at 7:45AM.
Bingo – Ron Bourque: Bingo is proceeding at a record pace. With just a “normal”finish for the remainder of the year, this will be the best gainever. Thanks to the team and Almighty God for granting us thisbounty that we can donate to our charities.
Texas Hold-em – Larry Belair: Progress is being made but waiting for Town Planing Board to approve changes. An optimistic October start at the Grand China is planned.
Newsletter – Paul St.AmandSince the newsletter editor is spending a lot of time down East with his Maine wife (Does that mean he has a “spare wife”? -ed) he often cannot attend council activities as frequently as in the past. He requests that folks submit articles to him for print in the newsletter. Pictures are
great, too. (Does anything happen at the 4th degree? We could use a news update. Have there been ANY calls to muster in the last six months worthy of a few lines of print and a photo?) But hey, this is a call not just to the 4 th degree... any newsworthy item can get print space! A new blood drive photo? A bingo photo of our volunteers? Send any item to the editor at the newsletter link at our web site.
Coats for KidsPaul St Amand will be ordering the coats this month and they should be arriving in October at the school gym.
Blood Drive – Butch KealeyThe last Blood Drive produced 77 pints of blood.The next Blood Drive is Thursday September 14th. 3
Rico presents flag to Dave.
Your council needs YOU !
TAPS and Raffle Tickets – Mike PetrilliMike reported that the $1,647.00 raffle for the TAPS program is short of the $2,000.00goal. Tickets are still available. All tickets stubs must be returned by Oct 1 so that theycan get to the drawing on October 7 at the State Charity Ball.
Corporation Update: - Mike PetrilliThe Council Building has been pressure washed and Saturday September 16th volunteers are needed to paint the building. Thanks to Larry Belair and George Masciarelli who did the pressure washing.
Don Simmons announced that he is retiring as the corporation treasurer, he hopes by year end, because of his upcoming travel time conflicts. The duties are not overwhelming, but do require the timely paying of bills and record keeping, This could be an excellent item on a resume for someone! He will be very happy and eager to train his replacement! Contact him or Mike Petrilli (corporation president) directly.
Old BusinessThe notice of motion for school supplies for St. Joseph's School was removed from the table and a motion was made for $2,000.00 for school supplies for St. Joseph's School. Motion was approved and accepted unanimously.
New Business• Tom Campbell requested $100.00 for a disabled vet to help in shipping cost to replace damaged items. Other
councils will also be contributing.• Don Simmons requested $500.00 for a Cub Scout Camping Event and $250.00 for the school gym/hall rental fee
for the Pinewood Derby. Accepted and Approved.
• A motion from the floor by Alan Phair for $2,200.00 for the LED lights at MQP. Accepted and Approved. (To be taken from the approved church capital repairs budget line item.)
• Approval to waive hall rental fee for Cub Scout Blue and Gold dinner at future date.
Notice of Motion – motion raised and tabled.Notice of Motion is given here, to be considered at our October 11, 2017 Regular Meeting of the following Donations:
• $25,000 to the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus Disaster Relief Fund to assist those affected by the two large hurricanes that struck Texas, Florida, and the US Caribbean territories.
• $25000 to Catholic Charities USA, for their Disaster Relief Fund, for the same effort in Texas, Florida and the US Caribbean territories.
• $2500 as a direct tuition grant to the St Joseph Regional Catholic School substitute teacher/janitor Tom Maloney. A letter of recommendation from SJRCS Principal Mary Croteau is provided.
• $1700 for a Memorial Bench in the Family Park of the Boscawen Veteran’s Cemetery, as requested by Rico Casaletto and the AMVETS.
• $1000 through Trustees for Parish-wide trip/retreat to the La Salette Shrine in Attleboro MA for Christmas event.
This is a total of $55,200
Additional information on items in this Notice of Motion:
From Rico Casaletto: The Memorial Bench cost is the maximum and includes all lettering and the KofC logo. There are several other benches already at the Family Park, including those from Assembly 627 (Concord-Suncook), Assembly 638 (Franklin), Council 2170 (Franklin) an Council 12147 (Franklin.) The Salem AMVETS and American Legion are also approving funds for benches. If approved by our council, we would obtain permission from the Director of the cemetery prior to any expenditures.
From Dave Thompson :The bus trip to LaSalette in Attleboro is a parish wide trip not just for the employees.Lorraine's reasoning for this request is to bring back some community and fellowship as we haven't had togetherness since the loss of the picnic and no suppers etc. Lasalette has an annual light show from end of November until New Year's where attendees can spend time exploring the grounds, attend Mass, view the outstanding creche display.The $1000 pays for the bus, and those attending also will pay a nominal fee towards bus drivers tip anddonation to the shrine. 4
District Deputy Report – Bill RichardsGreetings from State Deputy Glenn Camley
• Council Status: Good standing. Membership quota for Star Council: 16 members and 67 insurance members. (That is a goal of an increase of 16, not a decrease of 16.)
• 40 days for Life Sept 27 to Nov 5. 24 Pennacook St, Manchester, NH 7AM to 7PM. Visit “40daysforlife.com/manchester” to sign up for a one-hour prayer time.
• State Ball in Rochester, NH, Friday, Oct 7. 6:00PM. $25/pp.• NH Right to Life Dinner, Oct 12, 5:30PM. Executive Court Banquet facility, 1199 So.
Mammoth Rd, Manchester, NH. $65/pp.• Fall Quarterly meeting, Oct 15 1-45PM.• State is looking for each council to hold a recruitment drive in Oct or Nov. Remember the
goal of 1 new member per month per council.
Knight of the Year Banquet will be held on Saturday October 14th at 6:00PM. The cost is $35.00 per person.
GOOD OF THE ORDER
GK requests volunteers of Friday September 15th at 11:00AM to help set up tables at Julie Hall for the Farmers Market “thingie” requested by Kay Baretto for the parish.
KofC of St Monica's in Methuen requests to use our float for their Christmas Parade on Saturday November 18 th. TBA(“Someone” is going to follow up with last council that borrowed the float, to see if they have the sails. Meanwhile, Alan Phair is going to search his archives to find the specifications and bill for the original set of sails ordered way back when.)
Lecturer Report: Ron BourqueRon gave an show-and-tell about the council web site. Click on kofc4442.org. There is a lot of information available on the current site. Here is just a few of the items on the site: all the Past Grand Knights, all the past Knights of the Year, council officer contact information, council history, current event calendar, scholarship application forms, hall rental agreement, list of deceased members, council awards, links to other sites, and an archive of the current monthly newsletter as well as all editions going back to the first electronic edition in Dec, 2006. (Thanks, Ron, for the tour of such a well structured and informative web site. And a thank you to Tom Slowe, the original architect of the current site who now lives in Virginia and attends a KofC council “down south.”. And recognition also to John Gagnon and Scott Routhier who created the council's first award-winning web site. ed )
Corporation 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 4442and/or Assembly 0641 to rent the Corporation Hall, and, you must remain at the hall during the rental period. Full details of fees and policies are available on the web site: Corporation Hall Rental. (Any charity wishing to use the hall must have a sponsoring Knight sign for it.)
George can also arrange for members to get a personal key to the corporation hall.
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Knight of the Month
Mike Petrilli was recognized by Dave as the Knight of the Month for September. Mike is always working for the council and as head of the corporation, he is greatly involved in many work, visible and behind the scenes. Most recently, Mike got the ice maker back into operation. He also organized the scrubbing and painting of the hall exterior. Thank you, Mike!
Attendance Drawing
The winner of the $10 prize would have been Mike De Chiara, not present. Next month prize increases to $20.
Closing Prayer and Blessingwas led by Fr. Tom. Amen!
Meeting adjourned at 9:08PM.
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!Email links for GK, DGK, Chaplain, Corporation President are on the web site.
Grand Knight Dave Thompson 603.898.1217 Deputy GK Paul St.Amand....603.489.5978Chancellor Mike Banks 603.479.9470 Financial Sec. Charlie Walsh 603.894.0048Admissions ??? Treasurer Bob Fournier 603.893.8940Trustee (3 yr) Tom Campbell 603.548.9088 Insurance Matt DiCalogero 603 458 6408District Deputy Bill Richards 603.893.1836 State Deputy Glen P. Camley 603.682.5318Corporation Mike Petrilli 603.893.4784 Hall Rental George Masciarelli 603.893.3035
Birthday WishesHappy Birthday to all our members getting another year older during September:
Kendall W ColbyMichael J CroccoPeter J CarrozzaWilliam F ShearerJoseph E Nasser, Jr.Joel M CadoretPaul T DonovanRonald J BourqueChanel L SimardCharles M WheelerDelbert G DowningDaniel F BuckLeo R Bouchard
Michael Kneeland, Jr.Terrance L Gatlin, Jr.Daniel F DowneyJosef J KishJames E Broadhurst, IIJames J MurrayKevin S GagnonChristopher J PhairMark F RothTerry P AustrewAlan J PhairGrant H Houle 6
Mike Petrilli
Assembly 0641 News: Meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month. Rosary at 7:00PM, meeting starts at 7:30PM. Snacks available at conclusion of meeting.
At the Sept 20 meeting, District Master Bill McCarthy will be present and wearing the new 4th degree uniform; he will entertain all questions... and answer any that he can at this time. If you have not been to a meeting recently, this will be a good one to attend!
Veterans Activities 2017 – Rico CasalettoRico's schedule for our council's activities for 2017 in support of the Veterans. As each event date approaches, he will give the details. These events are also on the Council web site “EVENT CALENDAR.” < Click here.
White Clover Drive completed. VAMC Bingo - completed
Cook out at Tilton Home - completed. POW/MIA Vigil - Sep 15-16
“Tunnel to Tower” Exhibit - Sept 19-23 Veterans' Breakfast - Nov 10
VAMC Christmas Visits - Dec 10
We thank Rico for organizing these events. He has done a great job keeping our council active in support of our veterans.
In the past months... and in future months...
Officer Installation – part ONE Larry Belair reportingThe installation of our Council officers was held at St. Joseph's Parish on Sunday, August 20th, following the 11:00 AM mass, with District Deputy Bill Richards and CouncilChaplain Fr. Tom Frink presiding.
Although lightly attended on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, the ceremony was, nonetheless, impressively done and becomes part of our Council's rich history. A light lunch was served at the Bishop Peterson Hall following the ceremonies.
(Ed. note: There was a time when the installation of our officers was a well attended event. Whether it is the time, the day or the level of interest, the attendance this year reached an all time low, including the fact that only 5 of the 12 elected officers were on hand to receive their jewels of office. We can do better. We should be able to show more support for those willing to devote the time needed to lead our Council. Larry Belair, PGK 2000; and photographer)
(Other officers will be installed at a later date.-ed)
Officer Installation 2017 part 1
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DD Bill Richards and Chaplain Fr. Tom (at rear)Dave Thompson, Jay Cappello, Charlie Walsh, and Richard Botti
Back to School at St. Joseph Regional Catholic School -Paul St.Amand reportingBefore the council meeting on Wednesday, September 13, the principal Mary Croteau, and the marketing consultant Christine Latino,gave us a presentation and tour of the school.Also on hand were Marilyn Byron, kindergarten teacher, and the co-head of the PTA, Jennifer Balzano along with her two girls. This was arranged by Gene Bryant, whois our council representative on the school board. A slide show tells of the school's mission and goals and their improvements in facilities and increasing enrollment. And our council was thanked profusely for our support. We were each given a “Thank you” letter written by the students. About 20 Knights attended this presentation. Cookies and juices were served, just like in kindergarten! Larry said, “I thank you for giving us such a better understanding of the progress of the school. I saw a “show of hands” at a Mass I attended in Florida for all those who had at least a partial Catholic education, and fully three fourths of the people raised their hands. Your efforts guide people to continue to remain faithful to the Church as they grow. ... And by the way, the last time I was in a classroom this late at night, it was called detention!” (Thanks to Mike Banks who took the photos. ed)
5th Wednesday RosaryAt the conclusion of the Wednesday, August 30 evening Mass, Dave Thompson led the congregation in recitation of the rosary. There were about 20 people attending. After the rosary, we gathered for light refreshments in the church family room. The next 5th Wednesday, and last of this year, will be November 29. All are encouraged to attend and pray for the intentions of our Pope and for World Peace. (no picture available - ed)
More table and chairsDave Thompson and the Knights were asked to help out with setting up Julie Hall for parish sponsored farmers' market “thingie.” Dave asked for volunteers to show up at 11:00AM on Friday, Sep;t 15. Paul St.Amand and Norm Comeau showed up at 11:00AM. Already present were Dave Thompson, Chanel Simard, Don Simmons, and Paul Lavoie, who all showed up according to “Chanel Time.” The job was almost done by the time Paul and Norm showed up; nevertheless, they also received the full-day's wages, same as those who toiled from early morning. (no pictures available - ed)
A Thank You letter from one of our Scholarship Recipients...August 26, 2017Hello Mr. Stafford,I would like to thank you, as well as the entirety of the Salem Knights of Columbus for the scholarship which I was lucky enough to receive; for which I am very grateful. The scholarship will help me very much in decreasing the large amount ofloans involved in University, especially for a student that is living on campus. I have two siblings: my twin brother, Calum, and my younger sister Dale who starts school at University of Hartford this fall. My brother is spending his semester in Budapest this fall as I did Madrid this past spring, which has been a wonderful opportunity that higher education has subjected me to. As I would like for my siblings to enjoy the same blessings as I have received, I thought you would like to know that I have decided to split the money evenly between us. So in fact, we all thank you and are very appreciative of your kind donation towards the bettering of ourselves.Sincerely, Tristan Beaulieu 8
Christine Latino gives presentation.
“Teacher, Will there be a test on this later?”
Knight of the Year Dinner for 2017
Saturday, October 14, 2017 with the social hour beginning at 6:00 pm at the council meeting hall.A sliced turkey meal with dressing, mashed potatoes, vegetable and rolls with butter is planned.Tickets are now available from Bill Richards at 38 Dyer Ave., Salem, NH 03079 at $35.00 a person.Checks should be made out to “K of C Council 4442” and telephone reservations can be made to 603-893-1836. email: [email protected]
Cut off date for purchasing tickets will be October 7, 2017.
Recent past Knights of the Year have been:William "Bill" Richards, Stillman ("Butch") Kealey, Eugene Bryant, Lou Stella, Jose Moreno, Donald Gagne Sr., David C. Thompson Jr., Paul St.Amand, Vinnie Sarcione, Al Faucher... who will it be for this coming year? Buy a ticket, attend the banquet, and find out! (Fifty years ago, Msgr. Cahill was the Knight of the Year << click like to see all the KOY.)
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2016 MealGeorge races Sim to the food! 2016 KOY Ceremony
Butch says, “Ya Bill, you get to run this next year!”
I promise to pay my dues on time!
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What do you know about Jesus?... (Just for laughs)There were 3 good arguments that Jesus was Black:
1. He called everyone brother . 2. He liked Gospel . 3. He didn't get a fair trial .
But then there were 3 equally good arguments that Jesus was Jewish: 1. He went into His Father's business . 2. He lived at home until he was 33 . 3. He was sure his Mother was a virgin, and his Mother was sure He was God .
But then there were 3 equally good arguments that Jesus was Italian: 1. He talked with His hands . 2. He had wine with His meals . 3. He used olive oil .
But then there were 3 equally good arguments that Jesus was a Californian: 1. He never cut His hair . 2. He walked around barefoot all the time . 3. He started a new religion.
But then there were 3 equally good arguments that Jesus was an American Indian: 1. He was at peace with nature . 2. He ate a lot of fish . 3. He talked about the Great Spirit .
But then there were 3 equally good arguments that Jesus was Irish: 1. He never got married. 2. He was always telling stories. 3. He loved green pastures.
But the most compelling evidence of all - 3 proofs that Jesus was a woman: 1. He fed a crowd at a moment's notice when there was virtually no food . 2. He kept trying to get a message across to a bunch of men who just didn't get it . 3. And even when He was dead, He had to get up because there was still work to do.
Can I please get an Amen!!!
“You may be the new Grand Knight, but you still have to cook at home.”
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