Council 4442 Knightly News

Knights of Columbus
Council 4442
37 Main St.
Salem, NH 03079
www.KofC4442.org
Officers 2015-2016
Grand Knight
Deputy GK
Chaplain
Chancellor
Recording Sec
Warden
Advocate
Treasurer
Financial Sec
Lecturer
Inside Guard
Outside Guard
Trustee 3 Year
Trustee 2 Year
Trustee 1 Year
Paul St.Amand
Stillman (Butch) Kealey
Fr. Tom Frink, SJ
Dave Thompson
Mike Banks
Jose Moreno
Dan Norris, Esq.
Bob Fournier
Charlie Walsh
Ron Bourque
Dan Buck
Paul David
Bill Richards
Thomas Campbell
Don Simmons
(Editor: Paul St.Amand -ed)
Please send articles to the editor:
KnightlyNews@kofc4442.org
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Issue 2015-12, 14 Dec 2015
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Bishop Peterson Council #4442
Bishop Peterson Assembly #0641
Colombian Squires Circle #4735
Insurance Agent: Matthew DiCalogero
Field Agent
8 Stiles Road, Salem, NH
Cell: 508 733 1754; Office: 603 458 6408
Email: Matthew.DiCalogero@kofc.org
Highlights inside this issue:
Meeting Review – p2-6
Christmas Toy Distribution - p4
Corporation Elections – p6
Mangers and Tables – p7
4th Degree; XMAS Parade – p8
Christmas Party – p 9
Sbirthright Dinner; Baby Gifts - p9
Help Wanted! Earn Money - p10
Lecturer's Reflections – p10
Support our advertisers – p11
Council 4442 Knightly News
From the Desk of the Grand Knight:
Brothers,
If you sponsor a candidate, your work doesn't end when he makes his
first degree. Follow your new knight through the degrees. It means a lot
to the new member that you “show up” and support him. Equally
important, get him involved in the activities of the council. Break the ice
for him, personally invite him to join in. He might be intimidated watching
the meetings and reluctant to “barge in.” In a GK meeting, I heard the
expression, “A new member is like a bright, shiny apple on a tree. If you
don't pick the apple, it will rot on the vine and fall to the ground.” Don't
ignore your new member and let him “fall out” of the council.
Read the December issue of “Columbia” and in particular, read the
Supreme Knight's article (pp 3-6) on a new KofC initiative, Building the
Domestic Church While Strengthening Our Parish”. This initiative will
change some of our programs and the ways Knights deal with our parish.
This December, there are MANY ways for you to volunteer and help out
our parish and community. Read this newsletter and make note of ways
to help . Give the gift of your time and talents! Make a difference.
Merry Christmas and Vivat Jesus,
Paul St.Amand
Who is our __________________?
This section has given brief biographies of each officer of our council the
past few years. We are now up-to-date. If you want to read about the
officers, you can find them in past issues of the newsletter, on our web
site.
Here is the list of “Poster boys” and the associated newsletter issue.
Person
Don Simmons
Bill Richards
Butch Kealey
Jose Moreno
Dennis Groulx
Tom Campbell
Ed Powers
Matthew DiCalogero
Bob Fournier
Charlie Walsh
Jim Broadhurst
Ron Bourque
Year
2012
2012
2012
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
Mo
09
10
11
02
03
04
05
06
08
09
10
11
Person
Dick Collopy
Gene Bryant
Brian Maxwell
Dan Norris
Fr. John Michalowski
Paul David
Enrico Casaletto
Daniel Buck
Paul St.Amand
Fr. Tom Frink
David Thompson
Michael Banks
Year
2013
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015
Mo
12
01
02
03
04
07
08
09
10
08
10
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Quickie CALENDAR
(And see our web Event calendar!)
Council Meeting Notes from Dec 9
UNOFFICIAL
(Taken from the Worthy Recorder's notes and sometimes edited for
dramatic effect. Photographs of this meeting taken by Joe Stafford. - ed)
December pre-Meeting social
Toy Distribution Nights
Harbor Freight Plaza, Rt 28
Tuesday, December 15, 6:00PM
Thursday, December 17, 6:00PM
(Alan Phair)
Children's Christmas Party
Sunday, December 20
Our Hall, 1:00PM
(Tom Campbell)
Auditorium Chairs for Christmas
Set up for Mass, SJRS School Gym
Wednesday, Dec 23, 2:00PM
(Paul St.Amand)
Corporation Meeting
To Approve By-Laws
Tuesday, Jan 5, 7:00PM
Manger Take Down
St. Joe Rectory
Sunday, Jan 10, 1:00PM
(Tom Campbell)
Blood Drive
Our Hall
Thursday, Jan 21, 1:00-7:00PM
(Ken Akerley
Collect Baby Items
At our regular Jan 13 meeting
(Paul St.Amand)
State Quarterly Meeting
Sunday, Jan 24
Election of Directors of Corporation
Tuesday, Jan 26
7:30PM: GK Paul St.Amand opened the meeting at 7:30PM. There were 35
attending; the meeting concluded at 9:20PM. All officers present except for
Advocate and inside guard.
November minutes were read and a motion passed to accept as read.
CHAPLAIN'S MESSAGE: Fr. Tom on Joy of the Gospel.
7:33PM: Jesus founded Catholic Church on a
person (himself), cannot duplicate a person.
Where you find the center of the truth, look for
the one person that is in the line of Peter. A
Book can be duplicated, we’re up to 30,000
denominations. Joy of Gospel – Pope says it is
the program for the church, our gift is to use the
Joy of the Gospel to keep us aligned and
moving forward in the right direction. Jesus said
“I came that you might have fullest life” you
have not asked for anything in my name “ask for
it” so that your joy may be complete. Spreading
“Can I have an
the Joy of the Gospel requires people to be
AMEN!”
evangelized i.e. happy and joyful, then spread
the word of the Joy of the Gospel.
BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS: GK Paul St.Amand
7:43PM: (GK's opening remarks are on page one, “From the Desk” section.)
Announcements/Communications:
“Thank yous” for our donations, received from
• Penacook Pregnancy Care Center, (web site donation)
• La Salette Shrine (Christmas lights donation)
• Ruth's House of Haverhill (Coats for Kids)
• Pathways Pregnancy Care Center, (Ultrasound machine support)
• Brian Hewett (spaghetti dinner support – he made his goal!)
• Luke Latino (Eagle Scout project support – new sign at St.Joe School)
Paul Lavoie – Church Janitor – the hand rail paint party for St. Joseph church
will be postponed until spring.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Treasurer and Financial Reports
7:47PM Bob and Charlie gave their reports,
which were accepted. Membership remains at
253, with one addition and one deletion this
past month. Charlie has ordered KofC blue
polo-style shirts with pocket, in various sizes.
If you want one, come to January meeting.
Cost is $15/ea.
“1, carry the 8...”
The budget committee will meet on Friday, Dec 18, to prepare a budget of the
council to comment and vote on at the January meeting. (Jan 13.)
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Admissions – Chairman – GK reporting for Bill Richards
7:54PM: Looking for Assistant Membership Chairman to phase in – Bill leaving after next fraternal year. (Bill will coach
the new chairman and not leave him orphaned! ed)
Membership Drive – Jan 17th target for our churches.
Troops and Veterans Report: Rico Casaletto
7:42PM Programs are more about spending time with the Veterans, less about the money donated
Tilton Soldier’s Home – planning cookout – down to 2 dates July 23rd or 30th 2016. The veterans at
Tilton will never go home, this is their last stop.
Flag disposal ceremony – planned for June; 4th degree Knights in Regalia always invited, stay tuned for
more info.
Veterans Day Breakfast – Woodbury School. Funded with donations, looking for council to sponsor $500 towards funding
this event (part of 2015 budget for troops).
Enrico – “A Veteran – wrote blank check, payable to the USA, for the amount up to and including one’s life”.
Culture for Life – Dennis Groulx / Ron Bourque / Ron DiStasio:
Dennis – Pro Life Mass Jan 22nd St.Joe Church at
7:00PM. Start with rosary then mass at 7:30PM.
Ron B – Ultrasound approved by Supreme, needs
Supreme Knight signature.. (Update: Dec 14: I got “cc”
letter from Carl Anderson. Check has been issued and
mailed to Littleton PCC! - GK) Ultrasound ordered,
delivered Dec 16th; ribbon cutting planned shortly afterwards, invited Bishop, Kelly
Ayotte. Philips, Inc. to setup/calibrate. Ribbon cutting will be coordinated by
Pathways (Littleton, NH).
Ron and Ron
seeing eye-to-eye
Ron D – mentioned Birthright initiative using a billboard by Nashua council. On Feb
13th, the Annual Birthright Dinner will be held in Allenstown, NH. (See page 9)
Looking for non-perishable items collected and delivered to quarterly meeting from
each council, presented in laundry baskets. Distributed to pregnancy centers
throughout the State. Pregnancy centers are on the front line preventing abortion.
Thank the council for the Ultrasound Machine for Pathway’s. Ron also presented a
stature of Mary (Fatima) to our council (photo at right >>).
Bingo: Ron Bourque
8:17PM This will be the best year ever for Bingo! Thank you to Lou and Paul and the workers, and “Thank God!”
Texas Hold-Em' – Larry Belair
8:18PM: 10th and final night for 2015 was last month.
Total for 2015 is $11,500 over budgeted forecast to the better. With only 8 dates total next year revenue expected to drop
Thanks to Al Hamel for help while Larry was away.
Bike Ped Corridor Update – Larry Belair
The Bids are in for the construction needed. The good news is Bids in, under budget. Break ground in May, on trail in
September.
Blood Drive – Ken Akerley:
Next drive is set for Jan 21st 1-7PM. Blood collected down last month – 46 pints out of 55 presenters. Thanks to Butch
for cooking
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Children’s Christmas Party – Tom Campbell
Jose will be handling the pizza, cake, and entertainment. We are in good
shape. Now all we need is kids to show up! Santa WILL be there.
Info for new members:... This party is open to any child who wants to meet
Santa. No cost to you, but each parent is to bring a wrapped toy of modest
cost ($10-$20) for their own child, with the child's name on the gift. Santa will
read the name, and hand out the gift. Party starts at 1:00PM and ends around
3:00PM.
The party is Sunday, December 20, 1:00PM
Santa and kids
(2012)
Christmas Toy Distribution – Alan Phair
From Alan Phair: (This is a listing of what remains in the schedule)
Bag Ladies and Knights
2. Our toy distribution center will again be at 356 South Broadway in the plaza
where Harbor Freight Tools is. The distribution nights will be on Tuesday
December 15th and Thursday Dec 17th, starting at 6:00PM. We need a lot of
people to help recipients pick out toys so if you and/or your wife or any adult can
make it on a certain day or both, please let me know. As in the past, I will do
my best to schedule people based on their availability and the needs of the
fund. Email me on which day(s) you can help. Usually, we are done by nine
o'clock.. If you have never done this before, please show up at 5:30 so we can
show you the ropes.
Santa's helpers - 2014
I will be in contact with people via email with any updates. This is a very busy
season for all of us, but this is such a worthy cause, and we all know how warm
we feel after helping out that it is well worth our efforts. This is the Salem Christmas Funds 40th year. Without the
Knights jumping in when asked back in 2001, the program would most likely not be in existence today. As many of you
know, I started my new job as Town Administrator in Atkinson on Tuesday Nov 17th so my day time availability will be
limited, which means I am going to need more help than ever to get all this done.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give us…Again, contact me at: Alan Phair, Cell 603-401-1001 Email:
APhair@aol.com
P.S. Don’t forget that if you have the ability to do so, a contribution to the fund would be greatly appreciated. Checks can
be sent to the Salem Christmas Fund, PO Box 1234, Salem NH 03079 or you can visit our new web site at
www.SalemChristmasFund.org and make a credit card donation on-line.
Finally, and even more important, if you find yourself in a situation where you need help or you know a family that needs
assistance, please let me know. Arrangements can be made for private toy pickups for example so that no one will know
other than myself. I can guarantee you won’t be the first nor the last to need assistance. Our goal has always been to
never let a family go without necessary food, clothing, or children without toys under the tree.
May God Bless all of you for all you do to help us each year…….Alan
Free Throw Challenge – Mike Schwing
8:29PM Met with Salem B/G Club – will assist with organizing
Cub Scouts – Don Gagne
Pack 4442 going well. Baskets made for each school in town – Catholic and Public.
Food drive – 7000 cans collected – record year.
Scout charter coming up – moving from KofC to Parish, per Supreme's guidelines. (Council are not to be charter holder
for scouts, but should continue to support scouting efforts. Paul StA and Don met with Scout leaders on Friday,
December 11, to explain. Don also talked with Fr. Tom, who indicated he will sign the charter for 2016. - ed)
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Corporation – Don Gagne:
New light for flag pole, pay attention to ice dams this winter, Linehan set up for plowing, stumps to be ground down
shortly, new ice machine. Looking for new members to install a base under the shed in the spring, patch up until then.
Alter Server Recognition – Mark Alfono:
Framed recognition and $20 gift I-tunes gift card for about 25 Alter Servers. Costs to be submitted to trustees.
Committee is Mark Alfano and Richard Gomez.
Old Business:
$1000.00 for Honduran Mission – motion to take off the table. Eventually this fund would be added to 2016 budget.
Amendment by Dave Thompson to reduce to $500 for Honduran Mission, which is state-wide, and give $500 to Mexico
Mission of our Parish. Amendment was debated but did not carry. Main motion voted and passed by 2/3 majority.
Mike Petrilli - Chair in memory of deceased members – Paul David offering to donate chair to KofC, Paul to bring in during
January meeting, for “look see” in the council hall.
New Business:
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Trustee Report (8:47PM)
Children’s Christmas Party $200.00 – voted/approved
Ken Ackerly – Toys for VFW Hudson - $200.00 for toys for tots – voted/approved
Jim Frahm – donate to Mexico Mission $100.00 (in lieu of payment to him for oak shelf) – voted/approved
(Don Simmons – Personal thanks to all Knights for coming to Don’s Father in Law wake)
Parishioner – request for up to $250.00 for mattress – voted/approved
Santa Maria Float / Boat / Trailer – Skip Troisi
8:55PM. Start committee to repair float. Current condition is unsafe, not fit for scout nor Knight.
Will provide quotes which will be submitted to trustees – voted at future council meeting.
Larry suggested to reach out to builder in Plaistow for quote
Mike Banks can obtain a new 2” ball and have trailer brakes repaired when the time is right.
District Deputy Report – Bill Richards (as District Warden)
9:03PM New Fund Raising Program – Presentation of Mary Academy in Hudson. Appeal to State KofC and all councils for funds from 4442 in the near future. Goal is to build new Gym and Art Center. The parents of the kids are the only
ones doing the fund raising. January time frame to discuss if 4442 can provide financial support. Projected costs $8.5M.
The Budget Committee will look at this first and report to the council in the January meeting. Some information received.
 PMA is a private school totally supported by parents who run fund raisers. Current population is 510 in grades K
through 8. There are 3 students from Salem; 2 families out of 356.
 Tuition accounts for 75% of the yearly expenses; tuition is about $5,500 per year.
 Current capital campaign is first major one in 200 years of nun's order; campaign has been on for past 8 years.
 About $1.5M are in savings, funds needed are $7M. $1.6M in secured pledges already. 17% staff and families
contributing to date.
 Hope to break ground in spring, 2016, completion in 2017.
GOOD OF THE ORDER announcements
Help Wanted: The Parish set-up folks have asked our help to prepare the school auditorium for the Christmas Eve
Mass. The time is 2:00PM on Wednesday, Dec 23. If you have an hour or two, meet at the gym. We don't have to move
tables, just chairs.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe: Local cable channel 17 will air the documentary on Friday Dec. 18 at 5:30 PM and Saturday
Dec 19 at 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. This Knights funded documentary was originally broadcast prior to the feast day of Dec
12; however, it is being re-broadcast on our local public access TV-17.
Knight of the Month(s)
Thank you, PGK Bill Richards
October KOM – To
Mark Bunnell, for
taking on the Soccer
Kick Challenge as a
new member. And
also helping out with
several council
activities.
PGK Bill Richards
“Can I bang the gavel?”
Good job, Rico!
Mark Bunnell
Tom Campbell
We thank Bill for his two years of service as our
Grand Knight, plus all the other activities he either
November KOM to Tom led or participated in. Bill is always ready to take on
new challenges; he is now the District Warden, and
Campbell, for
will soon accept the role of District Deputy. (Watch
volunteering to be the
chairman and efficiently out, Carl Anderson - ed)
getting all the duties
Attendance Drawing
needed to be done.
Tom was chairman for
No one had the official roster, so we couldn't draw
the Christmas Parade, numbers in November. So, tonight we drew a name
Manger Set-up/Take
for $40. George Camire was not present. The prize
down, and Children's
was now raised to $50, and after drawing 11
Christmas Party. Thank names, we got a winner on the 12th name, Chanel
you, Tom, for making
Simard being present to get the prize. January, the
my GK's job easier!
prize resets to $10.
Closing Prayer was done at 9:20PM by Fr. Tom.
Hall Rental Policy
For 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.
George can also arrange for members to get a key to the council home.
Corporation By-Laws and Election
The draft updated By-Laws will be available at the Council Web Site (email notice will be sent). Hard copies will be
available in the hall in the upper area. The prior issue was reviewed and updated by the members at the Tuesday, Dec 1
meeting. This issue will be approved and signed at the Jan 5 meeting. If there are any concerns with this Draft copy,
please contact Don Gagne, the Corporation President.
The Election of Directors for the Corporation will be on Tuesday, January 26, at 7:00PM. All members of the council are
also members of the corporation and may run for any office.
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Some Contact Information for our Council Members' quick access
If 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 603.898.4976
Chancellor
Dave Thompson
603.898.1217
Financial Sec. Charlie Walsh 603.894.0048
Admissions
Bill Richards
603.893.1836
Treasurer
Bob Fournier 603.893.8940
Trustee (1 yr) Don Simmons
603.458.5950
Insurance
Matt DiCalogero 603 458 6408
District Deputy Dick Collopy
603.898.7020
State Deputy Wayne Griffin 603.560.3824
Birthday Wishes
Happy Birthday to all our members getting another year older during December:
Enrico Casaletto
Walter (Dennis) Coleman
Michael Banks
Manuel Sousa
Robert Bryant
Joseph Stafford
William Mahoney III
George Spates III
George Hatem
Paul David
Louis Lipomi, Jr
Brian Downing
Robert Spurrell
Benjamin Wilson
William Ferguson
Laurence Belair
Joseph Chelstowski
Roland Hamel
Curtis Goulet
Albert Raymond
In the past month....
First round of tables and Chairs for the Toy Distribution – Alan Phair
On Saturday, Nov 21, tables
and chairs were moved from the
school garage to the Toy
Distribution site on South
Broadway by seven Brothers.
Charlie cleans up!
On the left is Charlie Walsh,
“cleaning up” on the deal!
6 Dwarfs. (Charlie took the
picture, he's dwarf #7)!
Manger Set-up at St. Joseph Church
We can't find three wise
men nor a virgin.
On Sunday, Nov 22, a hearty
band of six apprentice carpenters
worked to set up the Manger at
St. Joseph Church. Under the
watchful eye of Maryann Murack,
union steward, and the direction
of master carpenter Jim Frahm,
the job was done on time and
under budget.
Jim Frahm, when
you gonna join?
But looking ahead, there were
calls at the December meeting to get a new structure. Proposals at the council ranged from a Plexiglas enclosure like that
at MQP, to a pre-fab, inflatable barn, to a three story granite edifice tied into the Tuscan Kitchen redevelopment plan. The
GK wisely tabled the discussion to the spring. (How come we can't get Jim Frahm into the Knights? - ed)
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Assembly 641 news:
Richard Botti 4th degree - Nov 21
On Saturday, Nov 21 an exemplification was held at
St. Kathryn Church in Hudson. Richard Botti took
his degree, supported by (l to r in picture) Bill
Richards, Paul St. Amand, (Richard Botti), Dennis
Groulx and Ken Akerley.
Lots of colorful hats!
Christmas Parade- Nov 29
The good ship Santa Marie was on display at the Salem Christmas Parade. There were ten Sir Knights marching in
regalia, three taking a cruise ride, Mike Banks towing the float, four knights riding in cars and trucks, (and 48 people as
support staff at the hall, eating and snacking after we marched by. -ed) Thanks go to Dave Thompson for his marvelous
hot soup and sandwiches, and to Wayne Griffin, Frank Saglime, Bill McCarthy, and Rick Dube who marched with the Sir
Knights of our council.
Jim Broadhurst: “You
guys have tickets to
ride this boat?”
Stow-aways
captured.
Good, only two
more hours to wait.
Hey Mike, there's a boat
following us. Can we eat yet?
Does this count as “hand free” texting?
How many marchers? How many support staff?
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Christmas Party
“What a party!” A big THANK YOU to Wil and Tina (a.k.a. “Lucy”)
Boutin, who put together a great Christmas party at the hall on
Saturday night. The food was excellent. (Lenzi's Catering, family style,
all-you-can-eat, soup, salad, ham, beef, potato, broccoli, strawberry
shortcake.) Vocalist / DJ Gino DiMaio had the joint dancing away.
Happy birthday to George Spates and Bill Fergueson. Fr. John even
made a trip over from the Holy Land for a surprise visit.
“Did Larry pay?”
It was Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, so there was a common theme to
the music. We all had fun, and we all “did it my way.”
Party Animals
“Bless me Father, for I have
moved my seat”
4 PGKs (with good
looking women!)
Hey Birthday Boy, no
lit flames in the hall!!
Birthright Dinner Feb 13, 2016 – Paul St.Amand)
The 9th Annual Birthright Dinner will be Saturday, Feb 13, in Allenstown, NH, about 40 minutes from our Hall. The featured
speaker will be Bishop Libasci. (He will also be saying the 4:00PM Mass.). The banquet with Cranberry Chicken w/
Garlic mashed potatoes as the main course is only $15/pp. The deadline for reservations is Feb 5. You can contact me
and I will gather up names and we can sit together as a council. I will collect names, and also your checks or cash.
(Checks to “KofC Council 4442”) and get one ticket order from State. Or you can contact Ed McCann directly for tickets.
Baskets for Pregnancy Care Centers – Paul St.Amand
At the State Quarterly meeting, a collection of baby items will be gathered to distribute to 15 pregnancy care centers in
NH. Each council is asked to collect items. I will buy a laundry basket (the recommended “bin” for packing, as the basket
itself is a gift.) The list below is from the weekly NH KofC update. I will collect your items at the Jan 13 meeting.
Diapers
Receiving Blankets
Wipes
Blankets
Infant Socks and Hats
Baby Powder
Burp Cloths
Sweater Sets
Lotion
Bibs
Stretch Outfits
Q-Tips
Sleepers
Feeding Spoons
Shampoo
Onesies
Diaper Bags
Baby Thermometers
Crib Sheets
Maternity Clothes
Baby Formula
8 oz. Playtex Bottles and Liners
Maternity PJ’s
Desitin
Regular Undershirts
Tipper Cup
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Is someone you know looking to earn extra money?
Our Bingo managers, Lou Stella and Paul Simard, are looking to train one
or two qualified people to learn the management side of Bingo. Lou and
Paul are looking to share the load that our Council's biggest fund raising
effort demands. Lou, in particular, is looking to train his eventual
replacement so that he and Maryann can enjoy their retirement more.
Perhaps you’re not ready to take on a job that requires every Wednesday
or Friday night throughout the year. But, how about someone close to
you, like a son or daughter, or your wife? Can a part time job and its pay make a difference
to someone in your family? Do you know a man who is qualified to join the Knights and might be
willing to learn more about Bingo management?
The first, and most important, trait that you must bring to the job is honesty. Everything else can be learned if you
are someone who has good math skills, is a good ‘people person’, and can supervise a team with diplomacy and
understanding. There are reports to be filed and rules to be followed, but you’ll be trained by the best. Paul and Lou are
not going anywhere; they will be there to help you get settled into the position. At present, the Bingo events are held over
in Hudson, about 15 miles from Salem, so you’ll need a car or a dependable ride.
It’s not a volunteer job. It’s a serious commitment…and you get paid to do it. So ask around your family. Call Lou
Stella at 978-683-6313. He’ll answer all of your questions, and he’ll explain the whole process for you.
Lecturer's Reflections: - Ron Bourque
A video – What would the Christmas History be, if Christ were born
in this digital age?
Click to open the link to “Digital Christmas.” Enjoy!
Understanding Engineers
A priest, a doctor, and an engineer were waiting one morning behind a particularly slow group of golfers.
The engineer fumed, "What's with those guys? We must have been waiting for fifteen minutes!"
The doctor chimed in, "I don't know, but I've never seen such inept golf!"
The priest said, "Here comes the greens-keeper. Let's have a word with him."
He said, "Hello George, What's wrong with them?”
The greens-keeper replied, "Oh, yes. That's a group of blind firemen. They lost their sight saving our clubhouse from a
fire last year, so we always let them play for free!"
The group fell silent for a moment.
The priest said, "That's so sad. I think I will say a special prayer for them tonight."
The doctor said, "Good idea. I'm going to contact my ophthalmologist colleague and see if here's anything she can do
for them."
The engineer said, "Why can't they play at night?"
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Jose Moreno, Owner
Cell: (781) 324-0910
FAX: (603) 898-4484
email: jmrjcs@comcast.net
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JOSEPH NASSAR
President
Mark Bunnell
(603) 327- 7881
125 Indian Rock Rd, Suite 4
Windham NH 03087
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President
37 Manchester St.
Lawrence, MA 01841
Tel. 978 682-5800
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284 Main Street
Salem, NH 03079
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Douglas & Johnson
Funeral Home
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214 Main St.
Salem NH
603-898-8848
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J. Tyler Douglas
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354 North Broadway
Salem, NH 03079
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Office (603) 893-5021
Nextel (603) 396-3333
Fax (603) 894-9764
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Independent Travel Agent
gene@cruisetraveloutlet.com
603-894-7245 x212
Cell: 603-475-9103
39 Main Street
Salem, NH 03079
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