From the desk of the Grand KnightWorthy Brother Knights:

As you know, we have two big holidays in November. The first is Veterans Day, celebrated the day the armistice ending World War I was signed. This year is the hundredth anniversary of the end of that terrible war.

When people join the service, they take an oath, which is essentially a blank check to the government for everything up to and including their lives.It’s not a trivial matter, just look at these numbers of American military killedin our most recent wars:

World War I 116,708World War II 405,399Korean War 128,650Vietnam 58,220Afghanistan 2,372Iraq 4,486

Our Council is indeed fortunate to have so many veterans, many of which keep right on giving. It’s just one more thing for which to be thankful.

Like many of you, I have a lot for which to be grateful. Even so, I often take so much of it for granted. When asked how he’s doing, Ralph Barnett,a new member, always replies, “Better than I deserve.” I was humbled the first time I heard that. I don’t have everything I want, but I’m certainly betteroff than I deserve as well. Thank you Lord for all your blessings!

And thank you Brother Knights for all you do for our Council, and the people and organizations we serve! Please have a great day.

Vivat Jesus!Ron Bourque

Who is our Recorder, Pete Klecan?I was raised by a very Catholic mom in Islip, NY, the youngest of five. Went to a SUNY community college for a two-year degree, worked three years in construction after that and continued on with bachelors in Agronomy from the University of Georgia.

I volunteered for the Jesuit Volunteer Corp for one year at a Catholic funded homeless shelter in

Spokane, WA where I live embraced the Corps four values of community living, spirituality, social justice and simple lifestyle. I also met my wife of 32 years in Spokane. (Pete's Biography is continued on page 6)

Council 4442 Knightly News

Knights of ColumbusCouncil 444237 Main St.

Salem, NH 03079www.KofC4442.org

Officers 2018-2019Grand Knight Ronald BourqueDeputy GK Enrico CasalettoChaplain Fr. Vincent Onunkwo Chancellor Tom CampbellRecording Sec Peter KlecanWarden Jay CappelloAdvocate Dan Norris, Esq.Treasurer Bob FournierFinancial Sec Charlie WalshLecturer Ronald BourqueInside Guard Richard BottiOutside Guard Ed LynchTrustee 3 Year David ThompsonTrustee 2 Year Bruce SilverTrustee 1 Year Don Simmons

(Editor: Paul St.Amand -ed)Please send articles to the editor:

KnightlyNews@kofc4442.org ______________________________

Issue 2018-11 November 18, 2018_____________________________

Bishop Peterson Council #4442Bishop Peterson Assembly #0641

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Email: Matthew.DiCalogero@kofc.org

Highlights inside this issue: Old and New Bu$ine$$ - p4-5 New notices of motion: p5 Birthdays: – p6 Knight of the Month - p7 Special Olympics Bowling - p8 LaSalette Lights: - p8 Annual Budget for 2019 - p9 Christmas Party Flyer: - p10 Support our advertisers - p11

Council Meeting Notes – Nov 14UNOFFICIAL(Taken from notes of the Worthy Recorder, Pete Klecan.All officers present except Dan Norris, excused. Meetingwas called to order at 7:30PM. There were 32 membersattending. Minutes read, corrected, and accepted.

Chaplain's Time: Fr. Vincent read today's Gospel account of the ten lepers who were cleansed, but only the one Samaritan returned to show gratitude. He talked on the need to show gratitude to those who help us. Sometimes we neglect this because ofpride or greed or forgetfulness. No one wants to be taken for granted. Our ingratitude is a sign of a poverty of love for one another. We may pray to God “We give you thanks for your great glory,” but we can also thank others for theirsmall kindnesses.

GK Opening Remarks:• Ron recognized the Veterans in the room and thanked them for their

service.• Bereavement and Get Well cards were passed for signature of

members• Membership Drive in October

◦ Ron presented before all of the masses at the parish Unfortunately, there were no new members as of this time who have turned in Form 100s.

◦ All those who helped were thanked.

• A Vocation Christmas Dinner on 12/27 at 5:30 PM – St. Joseph’s Cathedral Hall -- $20/person, Ed McCann, 424-7185 or Emccann777@comcast.net Bishop Libasci and our seminarians will attend. See this LINK at the State web site.

• Ron presented the request by a man connected to Dance Troop, who wanted to borrow the Santa Maria in Manchester. Members declined the request for safety reasons and that it had no connection to KofC.

• A special Memorial Mass was announced for Kathy Faucher, which is to occur on 11.16.18 @ Friday at 9:00 AM at St. Joe’s.

Thank yous received from:• Several Isaiah 58 for $2,500 in September• St. Joe’s School for the Santa Maria at the Touch A Truck event• Ron Metevier for our donation to Fr. Smolley’s golf cart.• Coats for Kids from Phyllis Marchulaitis.• Racetrack Ministry for $1,000 donation.• Pennacook Pregnancy Care Center for $1,500 donation.

Tip of the Hat:• Mike & Kathy Petrilli & family, Dave & Lorraine Thompson, and all the

folks who worked to make the Knight of The Year banquet a success.• Freida Smith donated $100.• Tom Campbell, Norm Comeau, Peter Klecan, and Dave Thompson for

the Special Olympics Bowling Event.• All who contributed to the church fund for brother Jose.

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Quickie CALENDAR

November Meeting

Christmas ParadeSunday, Nov 25; 11:00AM

meet at the hall (Tom Campbell)

Manger Set UpSaturday, Dec 1, 9:00AM

St. Joseph Rectory(Dick Collopy)

Christmas PartySaturday, Dec 8, 6:00PM

meeting hall(see page 8)(Don Gagne)

VMAC Christmas VisitSunday, Dec 9, 1:00PMManchester VA Hospital

(Rico Casaletto)

Salem Toy DistributionDecember 11(Alan Phair)

Children's Christmas PartySunday, Dec16 1:00PM

meeting hall(Tom Campbell)

Treasurer's and Financial Secretary's Reports: Bob Fournier and Charlie WalshBob and Charlie reviewed our financial status. Bob passed out a draft version of the council budget for 2019. This will bea notice of motion (see page 9), and we will discuss the proposal at the next meeting. This yearly budget allocates funds for our recurring expenses and charities. We will not be bring up each item for a vote during the year. For example, eachyear we donate to NH Seminarians $600; we have a line item in the budget for that donation, so when the time comes for that expense (in December) we do not go thru the notice of motions and then separate vote during the business meeting.

A new member, James Cooper, transferred in “from the KofC web site.” James, welcome. Please attend so we can greetyou personally.

Committee Reports – Rico Casaletto conducting:

Culture of Life Dennis Groulx and Ron BourqueRon spoke that the regular Sunday Mass at MQP on January 20 at 9:30AM will be our council's Pro-Life mass.

Membership/Admissions -Norm ComeauAs of November 1st we added 3 new members since September 2018. Rick Veilleux made his 2nd and 3rd degrees recently. A new transfer is Ralph Barnett. (He had to leave before I could snap his picture. Catch you next time! - ed)

Veterans Activities- Rico Casaletto We will be visiting the Manchester VA on December 9, 2018. Those interested should be at the hall at 1:00 PM. Rico alsowishes to announce the schedule for 2019. See page 5. These dates are also on our council calendar. << CLICK! A new activity is added. There will be a visit to the Tilton Veteran's Home next December; this will be in addition to our yearly trip to the Manchester VA center.

Bingo – Ron Bourque:

The October results are “in,” business remains very good. The gap between the record breaking profit of last year and this year is about $15K. It probably won't close, but we are still headed for a great year. Thanks to Paul Simard, Lou Stella, and the bingo crew, our customers, and of course, Thanks be to Almighty

God for granting us these funds to use for charity. Check out the Face Book page at: Bingo at the Kiwanis Hall

Texas Holdem – Gene Bryant for Larry Belair The ten dates January 1,2,3 and April 14,15,16,17,18,19,20 are when Texas Holdem will beconducted to benefit council 4442.

Blood Drive – Butch Kealey

Next blood drive is/was November 15. Ed Lynch told the editor on Nov 16 that 48 pints were collected out of 53 people “through the door.” The operation was very much improved. Wait times were only 10 to 15 minutes max from check in to blood drained. The regional manager was on hand at the beginning to check on things running smoothly.

Scouts – Don Gagne reports that Pack 4442 is doing well They plan to meet at Julie hall to put together Thanksgiving baskets. He shared the pack is very thankful for the donations received from the knights. Our $500 for the cost of their outing at the Salem Boys and Girls Club made the event possible. They had a great time.

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Christmas Party Update - Don Gagne reported that the Christmas party will be on Dec 8. (Seebelow for details, page 10. – ed.) So far, 46 tickets have been sold. There will be a live band forentertainment.

Children’s Christmas Party – Tom Campbell reported the party will be held at the hall on December16 at 1:00PM. There will pizza, and deserts are requestedto be donated by the spouses of knights. The party will be opened up to all the parish members and their children. (Each parent is asked to bring a smallwrapped gift for the own child.) The council voted to approve spending the $150 (about) for printing up a color flyer to insert into the bulletin.

Christmas Parade – All are invited to march on Sunday, November 25th. Please arrive at 11:00AM at the hall if you plan on marching. All members areinvited to march. The “uniform of the parade” will be Fourth degrees in regalia; all others in suit jacket and tie. (Pants optional -ed Okay, I couldn't resist that. Sorry. ed)

Manger Assembly – Dick Collopy reported that on Saturday, December 1st at 9:00 AM, Jim Frahm will be on site as the main manger manager to direct the set up. Volunteers are requested to help with the set up at the St. Joe rectory.

Salem Christmas Fund – Al Phair spoke about the operations of the Christmas fund, which has been in existence for 42 years. Board of directors have decided this year because of the heavy work hours involved in the past and the increase in toy prices, as well as needing better control of distribution, to change to providing gift cards instead of toys and other items. Wish trees are proposed to be used in a number of places such as churches. A dollar amount will be set for each child depending upon the kids

o Toys for tots will continue with the Salem police department managing it.o December 15th - dump collection dayo December 11th is the day to distribute items which will occur at a site on Melville Road near the American

Legion. This will include the Coats for Kids.o Boys and Girls club certificates will continue to be distributed.

Corporate News- Mike Petrilli Presentation is being put together for the floor in the K of C hall. Mike reported there is a vacant seat on the board of directors for the corporate board and welcomes brother knights to apply to be a board member. Mike requests any help that the knights can do to work on cleaning the grounds of the hall for safety purposes... Fire Marshall request(?)

Old Business

Notices of motion removed from the table from the October meeting and opened for discussion:

• Santa Maria Shelter –Rick Veilleux reported that he has purchased a 12’X15’X24’ cover for the Santa Maria. The Notice of Motion carried unanimously to provide $3,300 for the well keeping of the Santa Maria. (At the October meeting, a show of hands was done that supported the future expenditure. Rick purchased the shelter on his own, to speed delivery so that the shelter could be erected before bad weather hits. -ed)

• Notice of motion carried to donate $2,500 for the Priests Retirement Fund passed unanimously.4

New BusinessTrustee requests:

Don Simmons asked that Al Cormier speak of the following church projects:o MQP – emergency exit needs to be updated and repaired - Tim Frahm gave a $3800 quote which will be

for the cost of materials. Tim will be volunteering his time to do the project.o St. Julie Hall chairs need to be replaced – 100 chairs will cost - $4600o Motion carried to use the allocated funds from the approved yearly budget for these items.

Don Simmonso Notice of motion for Easter Seals for $2,500 (Tom Campbell) tabled to December.o Notice of motion Warriors to Lourdes for $2,600 (Gene Bryant) tabled to December.o A member of council who lost his home, business went bankrupt: a request for $355.64 to help with

restarting his business – Approved.o Request of $100 for Toys for Tots for Hudson VFW Post 5791 from Lou Stella. - approved. This VFW is

one of the charities that works at the same hall as we do for Bingo.o Request from Supreme – donation for middle east Christians - Notice of motion of $1,000 – tabled to Dec.o LaSalette celebration of lights - $125 approved.o $350 for food after the parade - approved – please ask your spouses to bring desserts for the gathering.o Money for people who cannot afford tickets to the Christmas party was approved, with a maximum of

$500. To be administered at the discretion of the Grand Knight.

Notice of motion for council annual budget for 2019 for $359K. (Gene Bryant) See page 9 below.

New Business continued – “from the floor” none.

District Deputy Report – Bill Richards

Bill was unavailable tonight.

Our council offers our condolences to Bill, wife Linda, and all his family at thedeath of his mother.

Rhea A. (Forsyth) Richards, 97, of Salem, NH died peacefully Friday, November9th at the Salemhaven Nursing Home.

CLICK HERE for the full obituary.

Veterans Activities 2019 – Rico CasalettoRico's schedule for our council's activities for 2019 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 - May 10 & May 11 VAMC Bingo - May 30

Cook Out at Tilton VA Home - June 01 Veterans' Breakfast - Woodbury - Nov ?

VAMC Christmas Visits - Dec 8 Tilton VA Home Christmas Visits - Dec ?

We thank Rico for organizing these events.5

Bill and his mom at ice cream social at Salemhaven

Birthday WishesHappy Birthday to all our members getting another year older during these days of November:

11.08 John C Hatem11.09 David T Costello11.09 Daniel J Norris11.10 Eugene J Bryant11.10 Francis J Lyons11.15 Michael Antonietti11.17 Robert Peter Klecan

11.18 Ernest Lyko11.19 Robert P Gaudette11.20 Robert C Bryant11.23 Fausto E Molinet11.28 Adam C Bryant11.28 Frederick G Doucette11.30 James H Harvey

GOOD OF THE ORDER

Peter Klecan's biography (continued from page 1.) I followed my interest in working in human service and once back in the East, I continued on in the mental health field, working initially in Lawrence, MA, which led to work at the Center for Life Management, the local mental health agency. This will be my 35th year working with people with chronic and severe mental health illnesses. My work started by providing outreach and case management providing direct service, guiding people, helping them get back on track by utilizing resources and supports to embrace their recovery.

My wife and I are blessed to have three wonderful three children from our marriage. For many years, our main hobby was going to each of their sporting events. We also are sponsoring a Mexican student who lives with us. She was born in Boston and came to us via the Race Track Ministry over a year ago.

I have varied interests: spirituality, gardening, boating, volunteering with my wife, wood working, and painting when I am inspired.

My faith is my strength which gives me the ability to continue to work in the mental health field. I consider the Knights andtheir mission to provide charity to others as one way of strengthening my faith. Their charitable works are what attracted me to the Knights.

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 4442 and/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.

Some Contact Information for our Council Members' quick access:If you have a question and need to talk, but don't have email, one of us should be able to get you an answer!Email links for GK, Trustees, Hall Rental Manager, Corporation President, and more are on the web site.

Grand Knight Ron Bourque 603.898.1871 Deputy GK Rico Casaletto 603.898.1150Chancellor Tom Campbell 603.548.9088 Financial Sec. Charlie Walsh 603.894.0048Admissions Norm Comeau 603-893-4791 Treasurer Bob Fournier 603.893.8940Trustee (3 yr) Dave Thompson 603.898.1217 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

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November Knight of the Month: Rick Veilleux

As a new member, Rick quickly stepped up to help when the topic of “How should we care for the Santa Maria float during the off season, to protect the hard work to maintain it?” Rick investigated various shelter options, then bought the shelter with his own funds while the council went through the notice of motion delay. (Rick is very thankful the council did, in fact, approve the expense! -ed)

Attendance Drawing - The $20 prize would have been won by John Campo. Next month we drawfor $30.

Closing Prayer was led by Fr. Vincent.

Meeting adjourned at 9:07 PM.

Lecturer’s Reflections – Ron Bourque

Ron Bourque spoke about how he always learns something when sailing. He reflected on a conversation he had when in Santa Clara with Dr. Deming. He said Dr. Deming, even in his mid-nineties, always wanted to do things better.

Ron spoke of how thankful he is for all that he does have, and how we, each of us, have a lot to be thankful for. “Thank you for all that you do, and have a Happy Thanksgiving.”

Will you be marching in this year's Thanksgiving Parade? Will you support your council in a very public display of unity and fraternity? 2017 Parade

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Ron and Rick

Prepare to March!Mike's view looking

back. Anyone fall off?

In Past Months... in Future Months...

Christmas Party – Don Gagne

Christmas party is scheduled for December 8, 2018. Social begins at 6 PM with dinner served at 7 PM. Menu will be basically the same as last

year's party. Chicken Pie from the Chicken Connection in Haverhill. Entertainment will be the “Hearts on Fire” band.

Cost will be $30.00 per person. Attempt will be made to keep the cost to $25 per person. If successful, I will refund the $5 to those who attend.

PAYMENT OF TICKETS MUST BE IN ADVANCE AND RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1ST.

PAYMENT AT THE DOOR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED. (Last year, because of the snow storm, about a dozen people who were going to pay at the door did not come to the party. The number of those coming to the party is given to the caterer a week in advance, so the Council has to pay for those who have not paid when they do not show.)

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS OUT TO “KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 4442” and mail to:

DONALD GAGNE SR

54 TOWLE PASTURE DR

EPSOM, NH 03234

Be sure to include on the envelop your return address so I can mail your tickets to you.

Thank You

Don Gagne

2018 Christmas Festival of Lights LaSalette Shrine, Attleboro, MA

The Knights of Columbus are once again sponsoring a bus trip to view the Festival of Lights. Please contact us to let us know of your interest in participating in this trip for you, your family and friends.

WHEN: Saturday after Thanksgiving; November 24th. Cost $10.

Cut off November19, 2018 << LAST CHANCE

Last year the bus sold out.

State Special Olympics Bowling in WindhamSeveral member of our council helped out at the Special Olympics event on Saturday, November 3, at Windham's Park Place Lanes. Tom Campbell and Dave Thompson attended in 4th degree regalia. Norm Comeau, Peter Klecan, and Ron Bourque also worked the event.

In the photo, Tom Campbell seems to be announcing winners, Dave Thompson is checking, Norm Comeau looks over something that Bill Richards (?) is doing. Wayne Griffin, PSD, looks at Ron Bourque taking the photo.

Party 2017

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This is the budget summary for our council's 2019 year. The left column of Deposits show where the money is coming from; the Expenses show where the money is going to. The first line of the Expenses shows the Major Donations total. A listing of the Major Donations is given in the right column. As you see, we hope to donate almost $198,000 next year.

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2019 K of C Budget Major DonationsPenny a Day 800Tootsie Roll Drive 15000

Checking Account Deposits St. Joseph's Community Needs 6000Dues/ Admissions 3288 Saints Mary & Joseph Parish 10000

PKD 773 Saints Mary & Joseph Special Projects 25000Friday Bingo 158715 Honduran Mission 1000

Wednesday Bingo 117527 Mexico Mission 100056700 St. Joe's Regional School Projects 15000

0 Catholic Schools Tuition Assistance 1000Tootsie Roll Drive 15000 Diocese Financial Aid(Tuition) 10000

State Ball Raffle Ticket Sales 1570 Priest Retirement Fund 2500State Ball Raffle Refund 0 Warriors To Lourdes 2600

Raffles/ Fund Raising 131 K of C Scholarship 20 @ $1000 20000Non "FR"Council Activities 4880 Seminarian Support 3000Newsletter Ads/4th D. Donations 675 Seminarian Christmas Gift 600

Donations To Council 0 Salem Christmas Parade 500Misc. 85 Salem Christmas Fund 1000

Total $359,344 Coats for Kids 8000Pregnancy Care Center, Haverhill 4000

3000Expenses US Troops /Veterans 3275

Total Donations $197,795 911 Memorial 5000Rent 144000 Salem Care Givers 1200

Newsletter 900 NH Catholic Charities 10000Postage 199 Salem B&G Club Summer Camp 5000

1755 Relay for Life ($500 council donation) 500K of C, Life Assessment/ Liability Ins/Bonding 938 Kidney Fund 2000

Supplies/Equipment 951 2500Professional Services 909 Blood Drive 820Salaries 300 Birthright baby clothes 500

2940 Total Major Donations 160795Non Fund Raising Activities 8620

Misc. 95 Other Donations (Off the Floor) 12000Donation Reserve Fund 0 25000

Building Reserve Fund 0 Total Donations $197,795Total Expenses $359,402

Texas Holdem

Savings/Inv. Withdrawals

Penacook Pregnancy Center, Manchester

Per Capita

Isaih 58

Fund Raising (State Raffle Pymt, etc.)

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PAYMENT OF TICKETS MUST BE IN ADVANCE AND RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1ST. PAYMENT AT THE DOOR WILL NOT BE ALLOWED. (Last year, because of the snow storm, about a dozen people who were going to pay at the door did not come to the party. The number of those coming to the party is given to the caterer a week in advance, so the Council has to pay for those who have not paid when they do not show.) PLEASE MAKE CHECKS OUT TO “KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 4442” and mail to:

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