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Brothers and Ladies, “Hail Mary, full of Grace the Lord is with youMay, dedicating it to Mary the Mother of the Church, and Queen of the Knights of Columbus. At 6:30pm M21st the Lades and Knights will hold our annual service Mary and laying a crown of flowers on her statue in front of Bishop Ireton center. At the May meeting TO BE HELD Monday the 21holding council elections. Currently there are two positions to be filled, Deputy Grand KnAnyone in the Cdegree member in good standing is eligible for the positions. Nominations will be accepted that night and elections for all positions will be held. I encourage all members to attend the crowning of Maa slate of officers for 2012Council year. This is please come out and support it. Vivat Jesus

GK Bruce Alt

Bishop Ireton Council 6189 welcomes all Knights and their families. Please join us at our Fraternal events, learn firsthand about the many aspects of the Council, meet your fellow Knights, and provide your input on how to better our Council.

Please join us at our meeting on May 21, 2012 at 6:30 pm.

Council Website: www.kofc6189.org Catering: www.bishopiretonctr.com

Recruit a new Knight for the Council.

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Bruce Alt, Grand Knight

May 2012

Vol. 131

In This Issue……. Grand Knight’s Message Page 1 Our Prayer List Page 1 May Knight & Family Page 2 Something To Do Page 2 Council Elections Page 2 Little Angels Page 2 In Memoriam Page 3 May Charity Motions Page 3 Financial Secretary Page 3 Veterans Wheelchair Games Page 3 Military Retirees News Page 4 Bingo News Page 4 Your Insurance Agent Page 4 Calendar of Events Page 4 Ladies Auxiliary Page 5 KOVAR News Page 5 Bulletin Notice Page 5 Council and BIC Members Page 6 Insurance Insert Council Activities Calendar Insert

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Brothers and Ladies,

Hail Mary, full of Grace the Lord is with you”. We begin this month of May, dedicating it to Mary the Mother of the Church, and Queen of the Knights of Columbus. At 6:30pm May

the Lades and Knights will hold our annual service dedicating ourselves to Mary and laying a crown of flowers on her statue in front of Bishop Ireton center. At the May meeting TO BE HELD Monday the 21st we will be holding council elections. Currently there are two positions to be filled, Deputy Grand Knight and Recorder. Anyone in the Council who is a third degree member in good standing is eligible for the positions. Nominations will be accepted that night and elections for all positions will be held. I encourage all members to attend the crowning of Mary and help to complete a slate of officers for 2012-2013

ouncil year. This is your council, please come out and support it.

Vivat Jesus

GK Bruce Alt

3300 Old Courthouse Road, Richmond, VA 23236. Phone (804)

Bishop Ireton Center, Home of Council 6189, Knights of Columbus

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Our Prayer List

Our Prayer list and if you know of someone listed that is well, please know. Space in our newsletter can become a premiumand it will grow. The space in our newsletter may not. it is imperative that we pray for our sick because we kprayers havefamily members who need a prayer, let us know so we can insure the prayers go out for them.for one another no matter what the reason. And we pray for peace “Prayer for healing:upon me with eyes of mercy, may your healing hand rest upon me, may your life giving powers flow into every cell of my body and into the depths of my soul, cleansing, purifying, restoring me to wholeness and strength for service in your Kingdom. Amen.

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3300 Old Courthouse Road, Richmond, VA 23236. Phone (804) 745-3262

Bishop Ireton Center, Home of Council 6189, Knights of Columbus

Our Prayer List

Our Prayer List is long. Please read the

list and if you know of someone listed that is well, please let Buddy Cranford know. Space in our newsletter can become a premium. We have a long list and it will grow. The space in our newsletter may not. On the other hand, it is imperative that we pray for our sick because we know the strength that

have. If you know of any of our family members who need a prayer, let

now so we can insure the prayers go out for them. We are family and we pray for one another no matter what the reason. And we pray for peace.

“Prayer for healing: “Lord, look upon me with eyes of mercy, may your healing hand rest upon me, may

fe giving powers flow into every cell of my body and into the depths of my soul, cleansing, purifying, restoring me to wholeness and strength for service in your Kingdom. Amen.

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The May Knight of the Month Frank has been the chairman and backbone of the Council BINGO committee. During the last year Frank has had the bingo financial records updated and corrected. He has instituted new games, rearranged the complete bingo schedule of games and working 10-20 (and sometimes more) hours per week to get the bingo program back on track. Our revenues are up along with charitable contributions. This past month, we approved over $9500 in charity requests. BUT this is only one part of Frank’s work at BIC. You will find him there almost daily repairing one thing or another, and he also will be found in the kitchen cooking meals like the one he and Horace Scott prepared for the Service awards Banquet. Congratulations to Frank Cuffe, Bishop Peter Ireton Council Knight of the Month (GK Bruce Alt)

The May Family of the Month Natalie is the current vice-president and long time member of the Bishop Ireton Ladies Auxiliary. She can be found manning the ticket table of most council functions, sitting at her regular seat at Wednesday night bingo, and always at a ladies meeting. We appreciate the time and energy she continually gives to support the council and ladies auxiliary. Congratulations to Natalie Bradshaw and her “extended council family” (GK Bruce Alt)

Looking for Something to do in May?

This is the month in which a lot of Civil War Historical Activity will take place in Chesterfield County to help celebrate the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Your County Historical Sites museums (Magnolia Grange, the 1892 Old jail and the Chesterfield Museum are open Tuesday through Saturday. Take the time to see the history of your County. For more information, go to www.chesterfieldhistory.com

♦ May 5th, Saturday, Noon-3pm “NEW Exhibit: “Childhood 100 Years Ago” (Chesterfield Museum) (804)768-7311

♦ May 5th, Saturday, Noon-4pm ”Colonial Market Day in 1780” (Castlewood). Adults $4, Kids (3-12) $1. (804)796-7121

♦ May 8th, Tuesday, 10am-4 pm ( New Exhibit) Drewry’s Bluff Exhibit – Civil War 150th Anniversary (Chesterfield Museum,) free.

♦ May 9th, Wednesday, 1 pm “Dolly Madison” Mother’s Day Tea (Magnolia Grange) Speaker: Barbara Martinko, historic impersonator. $25, Reservations Required, 804-796-1479

♦ May 15th, Tuesday, NPS Event at Drewry’s Bluff ♦ May 9-11th, Wed-Sat, 11a-5p, National Park Service Civil War History Mobile (Central Library) May 19th, 19am-Noon, CHSV Genealogy Workshop (Castlewood) $10. Register (804) 796-Space is limited

Council Elections Year 2012-2013 Slate of Officers…

By-Laws -Article III Section 1. Only members who are in good standing and who have been initiated in the first three Degrees of the Order shall be eligible to hold office in the council. No member shall hold more than one office at the same time. This committee has been unable to fill the positions of Deputy Grand Knight or Recorder. There have been a number of brothers contacted but all have declined. Nominees for these positions or any position may be made from the floor at the May meeting and voted on as the elections are conducted. The Slate as presented by the nominating committee is as follows:

Grand Knight Brother David Brennan DGK no nominee• Chancellor Brother William Bill) Bums Advocate Brother George (Buddy) Cranford Treasurer Brother Tony Meyer Recorder No nominee Warden Brother William (Billy) Wirt Inside Guard Brother Victor Agosto Outside Guard Brother Richard (Rick) DePlato 3 yr Trustee GK soon to be PGK Bruce Alt 2 yr Trustee PGK William (Bill) Burnett 1 yr Trustee P0K James (Jim) Cooke The BIC Board candidates will be presented at the May meeting. If any present members want to resign from the BIC Board, please let PGK Gregory Toler know at tel. 233-1651. (PGK Gregory Toler)

Little Angels Interment

Bon Secours Hospital and Bliley’s Funeral home have an arrangement to provide burial services, free of charge, to families who aren't able to pay for the normal services.. The next service will be May 30, 2012, Wednesday at 9:30 AM, with

the Gibbons Assembly. Take the time to observe, to say a prayer, and reflect on the lost lives of these little infants.

Take A Hike: It only takes 30 minutes of exercise a day to reduce your risk of heart disease. It is as easy as walking around the block!

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Remember in your prayers, those members of our Council and their families who have gone to their heavenly reward.

Donald Mescall, Grady Walker, Jean Camire, Addison & Allison Alt , Laura Bocek, Tony Longo, Judy Morley, Clyde Gray, David Gibson, Grand Knight for Council 6546, Debbie Gorman, Scotty

Haviland, John Foster, Anne ReDavid, Annie Scott , Richard Mayer, PGK Lawrence C. J.Poh, PGK Mike Malone, Lillian Marcario’s mother, David Rubio, Jean Brennan, Tim Kelly, Mary Ann Charest, Larry Farren, Nancy Lee Wanamaker, Harry Lee Goode (brother of Annie Scott), Stewart Foulke, Patrick O’Hare, Sr., Wendell Lloyd, Glendora Martin Jones, Aunt of Bob Martin, Mary L. Priddy, Mother of Brenda Martin, David Cuff, father of Stephanie Cooke, Lois Crostic, Peg Bierkowski, and Frank Goble.

Remember in your prayers those members of the Order and their families who may be sick or in distress, or in the

hospital.

Alan Ontiveros, Judy Filippini, Fr. Jim Fosnot, Harris Bacon, Frank Hite, Frankie Little (grandmother of Beth McCauley), Nick Marcario, Joseph Mayer, Ray Hagarman, John Stosch, PGK Frank

Hite, Florence Wirt, Sandy Clarke, Linda VonBloch (Sister in law of Buddy Cranford) Jean Christy, Chris Alt, Whitey Belcher, Catherine Kelly, George Binns, Mathew Alt, Eleanor Brooks, Helen Brennan, Jackie Stosch, Sandra Philips, Chris Craig, Fran Kusma’s father- Al Krieter, Sonny Dorish,, Samantha Yost, Ruth Haskill, Richard Satterfield, TSgt Richard & Stephanie Satterfield, Kim Keller, Jim Bourque, Al Elko, John Gorman, Jim and Merle Waldron, Cathy Zimmerman, Patricia Melia, Margaret Hicks, and Joseph Wilkerson.

***Note: Is the list correct? Please check the list. If you want the name of a family member removed from these lists, please email or call Buddy Cranford.

MAY 2012 Charity Motions…

Camp Baker $1000.00

Chesterfield Historical Society of VA. $1000.00

Manchester Rescue Squad $1000.00

KOVAR $1000.00

Sacred Heart Church $1000.00

Bainbridge Community

$1000.00

St John Neuman Church $1000.00

St John Neuman Church $500.00

Muscular Dystrophy Association $1000.00

Multiple Sclerosis ((MS) $1000.00

From the Financial Secretary’s Desk

It was announced at the March meeting that there would be no Third Degree exemplification at Saint Edward’s this June. This has not happened in at least the past 25 years. Therefore, I am considering getting as many eligible candidates that can travel on Saturday, June 9th, for a special “road trip” to the George Brent Council #5332 in Manassas. Eligible candidates are members who already have taken the 2nd Degree or who will have taken it (I’ll be working with our District Deputy to get at least one on the calendar) prior to the date. We may have to go in a caravan and it may take several cars and volunteers to drive. I will provide more details as they are worked out. Vivat Jesus! RS Prebish, PGK FINSEC 6189

32nd National Veterans Wheelchair Games

The Virginia Mid Atlantic Chapter, Paralyzed Veterans of America and the Richmond VA Medical Center are honored and thrilled to have

the Games return to its original site, June 25 – June 30, 2012. The National Veterans Wheelchair Games will be held in downtown Richmond at the Richmond Convention Center and at various other venues throughout the City. Over 3,000 Volunteers are needed to assist with this event to make it a success. Volunteers will be needed from June 24, 2012 to July 1, 2012. If you or your corporation, church, civic organization, city, county, school, sorority, fraternity or group is interested in serving as Volunteers, please contact the Voluntary Service Office at McGuire VA Medical Center for more information at (804) 675-5135, or online at www.richmond.va.gov. Forms are available if you want to help in this event.

Military Retiree News…

A House subcommittee expected to vote soon on whether to recommend raising retiree TRICARE fees sharply over the next five years heard some compelling testimony against the move Wednesday. Retired Air Force Col. Steve Strobridge, co-chair of The Military Coalition, a consortium of 34 military associations and veterans groups, traded debate points with Dr. Jonathan Woodson, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, before the armed services panel on personnel. Strobridge attacked the Obama administration's premise that raising TRICARE fees on military retirees to help balance defense spending cuts in the current budget crisis does not break faith with the force. "If keeping faith means no changes for today's troops on retirement, than it's breaking faith to raise their [health] fees by [up to] $2000. That's no different from a $2000 retired pay cut," he said. "They say military retirees pay far less for health care than civilians do," Strobridge added. "Whenever somebody gives me that argument I ask: If the military deal was so great, are you willing to pay what they did to earn it? Would you sign up to spend the next 20 to 30 years being deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan or any other garden spot the government want to send you to," he asked. "Military people pay far steeper premiums for health coverage than any civilian ever has or ever will." Woodson warned that if Congress blocks the TRICARE fee hikes, which would save almost $13 billion over five years, then active duty strength would have to be cut by 30,000 to 50,000 more troops than already planned. The surgeons general of the Army, Navy and Air Force also testified but were not drawn into the TRICARE fee debate. ” Stay tuned…

Bingo – A challenge to manage…

We have challenges which we can simply overcome with a bit of cooperation amongst ourselves. Certainly our Bingo Teams are the biggest hurdles we need to jump over. Without your help, we cannot do the games. Some teams are in dire need of help. You can do it – one, if you are able, secondly – if you are willing. It takes a simple telephone call to a team captain and ask if they need help. If they have a full team, you will be directed to a team captain who needs the help the most. Or you can call our Bingo Manager, Frank Cuffe. He will gladly tell you which team needs you the most. Volunteering can be good, both for you and for the council. We need to think about it. Our bingo monies depend upon us to do the right thing and

that is to keep the games going. If we were to hire additional help, there would be less monies for BIC and the Council. Which do you want?

A Note on KOFC Insurance …

Different life stages, changing needs Paying for college for your children may be one of your family’s current needs. You may be concerned about a comfortable, worry-free retirement. You may wonder if needing costly long-term care will deplete your hard-earned assets. You want to have something to leave for your wife, children or grandchildren. At some point you may have had all of these needs on your mind. Over time, these thoughts make way for others as your needs evolve, your finances change and you get older. What is important to you at age 20, may not be at 30, or 45, or 65. What is the best way to be prepared for these changes before they happen? One of the easiest ways to be financially ready for changes that come with different life stages is to meet annually with your Knights of Columbus agent and address the needs that his analysis uncovers. This can help you be ready to face the financial challenges and issues on the road ahead. During that annual visit, I’ll take the time to review your needs, goals and budget. I’ll update all beneficiaries on your policies and be sure your coverage meets your needs. I’ll recommend a program of life insurance, long-term care insurance and guaranteed income annuities that will help you rest easy at night. Whatever your needs, whatever your concerns, whatever your stage in life, I can help. I’m at 804-377-9110 or my cell is 804-873-8732. donald.principe@kofc.org Don Principe

Calendar of Events

May 1 BIC Meeting 1:00 pm May 10 Feed the Homeless 8:00 am May 13 MOTHERS DAY 1:30 pm May21 Ladies Aux Meeting 7:00 pm May21 Council Meeting 7:00 pm May 21 Crowning of Mary 6:30 pm

Happy Mother’s Day

Ladies Auxiliary News

Our Spring Party at St. Joseph’s Home for the Aged was April 13th. Thank you to Noel and Betty Owers for joining us with their sheet music of the old songs that they do so well. Noel played the piano and Betty led the residents in singing. Our guests really enjoyed these real Golden Oldies. Fran Craig made favors (cute little baskets) for the residents with the help of Clara and Wilma. These favors first helped brighten our decorations for the party and then went off with the guests. We served cake and diet cookies and diet lemonade. Thank you to Fran Craig, Clara Agosto, Wilma Satterfield, and Debbie Hubley for spreading joy that afternoon. I’m looking forwarback again next year. On Monday, May 21st we will hold the crowat 6:30 PM, and then our meeting will start directly afterwards. Our ceremony will include songs, Prayers and then Julia Cooke will crown Mary. Everyone; please bring Flowers to place at Mary’s feet. Sign up to help with KOVAR. It is our Knights best fundraisers and we can help. There are two weekends and three stores- so we will be able to fit it into our busy schedules. Call your store captain to see when you can help with this worthwhile project.

Rick DePlato: 804-275-6373 Wal MJerry Duncan: 804-271-0739 Kroger BreckenridgeBuddy Cranford 804-276-7243 Kroger Hicks Rd

Our luncheon will be held at Sergio’s restaurant at 1PM on June 3rd. We will also swear in our new Officers for 20122013. Everyone please inform Natalie if you and your guests can join us. Wed. April 25th we will be providing an ice cream social for the outreach in love group. We will meet at St. John Neumann Church at 7 PM. While they have their final prayer meeting of the year we will set up the serving line. Also anyone who can help my husband Doug, he is going to be locked up for Muscular Dystrophy on his birthday June 7th 2012 at 2:00pm. He needs to raise $3000 dollars for bail. All the proceeds go to MDA for camperships and flu shots for children in Chesterfield and surrounding areas. So if anyone would like to donate or help please contact me. Jerri Pat MacPherson Ladies Auxiliary President

Lady of the Month Frances Craig is our Lady of the month for April. Fran has been one of our most dependable and helpful ladies for many

Oldies. Fran Craig made favors (cute little baskets) for the residents with the help of Clara and Wilma. These favors

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Frances Craig is our Lady of the month for April. Fran has been one of our most dependable and helpful ladies for many

years. If there is work to be done she is there. She especially excels in decorations and creative tasks. When I asked for suggestions for favors for the Spring Party at St. Joseph’s she not only thought of a cute little basket, but she gathered supplies and helpers and produced them. Fran is just plain talented. Fran and her husband Charlie have been doing instant Bingo for the knightsmany years. If they gave awards for Grandmawould be at the head of the class. Fran has provided teaching, care, example, and most of all love for her many, well loved grandchildren. Fran has been a part of the ladies guild at St. Augustine’s church for many years, where she nurtured many crafts, projects, and fund raisers. She has always done an outstanding job and for this she is:Lady of the month for April 2012 Frances Craig KOVAR 2012

We will need to split our KOVAR efforts between two consecutive weekends this yearwe were unable to confirm the dates of Friday and Saturday, 4 & 5 May with the Kroger store at Breckenridge shopping center in Chester and the Walmart store on Ironbridge Road in Chester. We therefore will be collecting on the only dates available at these two locations, Friday and Saturday, 11 & 12 May, at the Kroger store on Hicks Road (off Hull Street Road) will remain on Friday & Saturday, Maoriginally planned. It appears the competition for prime dates is increasing and will prompt us to forecast and schedule our 2013 KOVAR operations well in advance for next year. (Chairman, KOVAR, PGK Rick Brennan)Please be a volunteer. We need your help!!

Bulletin Notice BIC BOARD will meet at 1, 2012. At the March meeting, aPGK Bob Prebish) to change May's date to Monday (5/21) on account of elections and the annual state wrapping up on the 20th of Mayand was approved. The May meeting will take place on May 21, 2012.

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years. If there is work to be done she is there. She especially excels in decorations and creative tasks. When I asked for

for favors for the Spring Party at St. Joseph’s she not only thought of a cute little basket, but she gathered supplies and helpers and produced them. Fran is just

Fran and her husband Charlie have been doing instant Bingo for the knights for

If they gave awards for Grandma-ship she would be at the head of the class. Fran has provided teaching, care, example, and most of all love for her many, well loved

Fran has been a part of the ladies guild at Augustine’s church for many years,

where she nurtured many crafts, projects, She has always done an

outstanding job and for this she is: Our Lady of the month for April 2012 is:

Frances Craig

to split our KOVAR efforts between two consecutive weekends this year. Despite our best efforts, we were unable to confirm the dates of Friday and Saturday, 4 & 5 May with the Kroger store at Breckenridge shopping center in Chester and the Walmart

on Ironbridge Road in Chester. We therefore will be collecting on the only dates available at these two locations, Friday and Saturday, 11 & 12 May, Collections at the Kroger store on Hicks Road (off Hull Street Road) will remain on Friday & Saturday, May 4 & 5 as

. It appears the competition for prime dates is increasing and will prompt us to forecast and schedule our 2013 KOVAR operations well in advance for

(Chairman, KOVAR, PGK Rick Brennan) Please be a volunteer. We need your help!!

BIC BOARD will meet at 7:00 pm, May meeting, a motion was made (by

) to change May's date to Monday (5/21) on account of elections and the annual state meeting

May. The motion was carried and was approved. The May meeting will take place on

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Bingo- Clements Kitchen - Cooke

KOVAR at Kroger, Hicks Rd

KOVAR at Kroger, Hicks Rd

Bingo- P. Gorman Kitchen - T. Toler Feed the Homeless KOVAR KOVAR

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Bingo- Alt Kitchen - Toler

Crowning of Mary 6:30 pm Council and Ladies Aux Mtgs 7:00 pm

Bingo - Meyer Kitchen - Zuban

Bingo- Brennan Kitchen - V. Agosto, Sr

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Don't forget the Crowning of Mary event at 6:30 pm Monday May 21 . Also if you have not signed up for a KOVAR Team, now is the time.

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Council Officers

Chaplain Fr. Columba Nnorom 434-636-7782 Chaplain Emeritus Rev. Leo Gagnon 603-261-1790 Grand Knight Bruce Alt 744-8288 Deputy Grand Knight

David Brennan 218-1098

Chancellor George Cranford 276-7243 Financial Secretary Robert Prebish 379-6366 Recorder Jack Simila 231-0005 Treasurer Andrew Owens 943-2678 Advocate Tony Meyer 768-2422 Warden William Wirt 675-7097 Inside Guard Victor Agosto, Sr. 897-1102 Outside Guard Rick DePlato 275-6373 3rd Year Trustee William Burnett 389-6411 2nd Year Trustee James Cooke 739-6461 1st Year Trustee Alan Ontiveros 768-9405 Lecturer Horace Scott 275-2382 Lecturer Kenny Martin 639-7718 Ladies Auxiliary: Jerri Pat MacPherson 304-1446 District Deputy Jim Yosh 786-2422 Insurance Agent Don Principe 873-8732

BIC Board of Directors

Chairman GK Bruce Alt 744-8288 President David Brennan 218-1098 Treasurer Rob Morley 560-7522 Secretary PGK Bill Burnett 389-6411 Past Grand Knight James Cooke 739-6461 Past Grand Knight Tom Hoof 748-8328 Past Grand Knight Gene Zimmerman 796-2209 Past Grand Knight Robert Prebish 379-6366 Brother Sonny Dorish 743-7304 Brother Frank Cuffe 530-3167 Brother Jerry Duncan 271-0739 Brother Kenny Martin 639-7718 Brother George Zuban 790-1219 Brother John Stosch 275-7401 Brother Rick DePlato 275-6373 Brother Anthony Toler 320-1909 Brother Not Filled "The Ireton Informer" Editor – George Cranford-276-7243. or Email: pastwalker@comcast.net

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