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The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980

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CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980

Council Events

December Council Meeting - Thursday, December 1 at 7:00 pm in PAC Hall.Please plan on attending. Officer’s Meeting at 5:30

Council Christmas Party December 4 - Duffy Center

December 8th at 6:00 PM we will have an organizational meeting forColumbus Hope Foundation.

December 2nd Honor Guard for Confirmation at St. Michael - Time to be determined.

December 6th Assembly meeting. Change of date due to holidays.

At our November business meeting wehad a motion for us to buy 10 boxes ofCoats for Kids. Per our rules we willhave a discussion and a vote on that atour December business meeting. I thinkthat we should go forward with thepurchase of the coats. I believe the needfor the coats is much bigger this year andwe should not leave a kid without a coatif we can do something about it.

We are having a Coats for Kids drive at thechurch on December 10th and 11th,please come to the back of the churchafter mass and offer your help with thecollection. The Chairman for Coats for Kidsis Jim Wood. Jim Wood, Bob Leewe andKen Pankowski will be speaking about theneed for coats for kids before all masses.We can hope that it will be a chillyweekend.

We had our Memorial Mass for ourdeceased brothers with a mass officiatedby our Chaplin, Fr. Ed. We received thesad news of our council’s foundingChaplin Abbot McCaffrey had passedaway. He was the one that put the “fire”in the charter members to start thecouncil. We owe him a Debt of Gratitudefor his unwavering support of our council.I think that most of us that knew himremember his “famous” words: Pray forme as I pray for thee. We should all try to

heed those words. He is now with God andI’m sure asking for favors for all of us.

Remember that we are having our councilChristmas party on December 4th from 2:00PM until 6:00 PM. All you have to bring isone unwrapped toy per person and Good

Christmas Cheer. Please call Ken Hein or JohnLuse to sign up so they know how much food tobuy. You can get all the info on Page 7.

A call for new ideas and suggestions forfundraising opportunities and events is going outto all Brother Knights of Council #8980, thelargest Knights of Columbus Council in the Stateof South Carolina. The new ideas andsuggestions just need a very brief descriptionthat includes the keys for success forimplementation by Council #8980.

Chancellor Mike Weiler is also forming a smallcommittee of Brother Knights to review thesenew ideas and suggestions and prepare them forpresentation to the Officers of Council #8980 andthe full membership of Council #8980 asappropriate. Ken Pankowski will be joining MikeWeiler on this committee.

If you have an interest in working on this smallcommittee should express their interest by emailto Mike Weiler by December 15, 2016.

I would like to wish all of ourmembers a Merry Christmas anda Happy New Year. Pleaseremember to Keep Christ inChristmas.

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Grand KnightJohn Olsen

Our Grand Knight’s ReportMy Brother Knights,

Vivat Jesus,

Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; PrayersNeedy Students ‘Scholarship’ ; Help 4 Kids/Backpack BuddiesExtra way to collect for HOPE donations; Historical dates in Decembers pastNew Committee Forming; Christmas PartyAssembly 2107 News & Corp Commander’s Report8980 1st Degree Anniversaries; Beautiful ThoughtsCruise update; Columbus HOPE Monthly Report; Bulletin Bloopers

INDEX OF CONTENTS

OFFICERS 2016-2017 OFFICERS

John Luse PGK, PFN 843-421-3811Don Maher 843-357-4390Rick Fox 585-857-1234Don Zaitz 843-655-3275Mike Weiler 703-505-3253John Fry PGK 843-839-5254Joe Wanovich PGK 843-215-6839Ronald F. Bellonio 843-215-8928Denny Laczo PGK-PFN 843-957-9565Guy Fratini 843-215-6459Denny Laczo, PGK-PFN 843-450-3973Ken Hein, PGK 843-650-3932Don Zaitz 843-655-3275Ron Bellonio 843-215-8928

MagnetsRecruitmentMembership

Pro-Life DirectorYouth Director

Columbus HOPE FoundationWidows Care

Family DirectorPatriotic Alliance Rep.

Beverage ManagerVeteran’s Affairs

Initiation Degree TeamAluminum CansGolf Committee

Program Director Ronald F Bellonio 843-215-8928 Community Director Gil Cushing, PGK 843-215-7033

Publicity Ken Pankowski 843-492-6062 Church & Vocation Lawrence Simeon 843-215-4592

Compass Club Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN 843-357-9727 Charity Referral Tim McGraw 8436853973

Help4Kids/Bkpk Buddies John Fry PGK 843-839-5254 Ways & Means Bob Leewe 843-299-0335

Knights in Need Gil Cushing PGK 843-215-7033 Culinary Advisor Denny Laczo PGK-PFN 843-450-3973

Offerings Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN 843-357-9727 Mentorship Joe Wanovich PGK 843-215-6839

Compass Newsletter Ken Pankowski 843-492-6062Coats for Kids Chmn Jim Wood 843-236-2772Entertainment Devel. Ken Pankowski & Mike Weiler #’s above

ST. MICHAEL’S COUNCIL #8980

COMMITTEES COMMITTEES

Father Edward FitzgeraldJohn Olsen 843-995-0707Ronald F Bellonio 843-215-8928Mike Weiler 703-505-3253Dave Kriebel 843-650-8161Bob Leewe 843-299-0335Ed Petras 843-650-3681Bill Mendoza 516-384-8976Denny Laczo 843-450-3973

Richard Rogers-PFN 843-877-3445Michael Barry PGKGarry Goodwin, PGK-PFN 843-3579727Jim Adee 804-690-7058Lawrence Simeon 843-215-4592Tim McGraw 8436853973Gil Cushing , PGK 843-215-7033Larry Berry, PGK 843-215-6459Michael Allen

Business Meeting: 7:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall (No July Meeting)Officer’s Meeting: 5:30 PM First Thursday preceding Business Meeting in PAC Hall.Council Family Rosary 7:00 PM on the Third Thursday - Social in PAC Hall (ALL ARE WELCOME) No Rosary in June, July, August)

If a Brother Knight knows of anyone who is sick or in distress, please immediately contactGrand Knight John Olsen at 843-995-0707

December - Knight of the Month:

The Compass Newsletter will not knowingly publish any advertisement or article that is fraudulent, harmful or misleading. The CompassNewsletter reserves the right to reject any advertising or article submitted for publication, or to edit and submission not meeting ourstandards of acceptance. The advertiser, not The Compass, is solely responsible for the truthful content of that which is submitted forpublication. We are not responsible for omitted articles for any reason.

Our Family of the Month: He has been a Knight for more than 2years. He is very active in our projects and is always there to lenda hand. She has been preparing our food for our meetings thisfraternal year and Rosary for 2 years. They are both there if we needtheir help. They offered to do the music for the Autumn LeavesDinner Dance for free if that would have helped us to be able to havethe party. It is my pleasure to present our December Family of theMonth to Jack and Rosalie Drust.

December - Family of the Month:

Congratulations to:Knight of the Month: Our Knight of the month has been a Knight foralmost 2 years. He has been one of the driving forces in our ColumbiaHope Foundation, and achieved a wonderful result in the face of greatadversity. He has graciously accepted to fill the same role for nextyear’s drive. He is very active with Help for Kids food drives and he isa regular driver with Backpack Buddies. It is my pleasure to presentour December Knight of the Month to Allan Cox.

4. Announcements: Adoration; Birthdays; Good of the Order; Prayers

Day of Week Hours Needed for Adorers

GOOD OF THE ORDER! Please pray for:

The Members and Friends of our Council wish the following Brothers a Very Happy Birthday Duringthe Month of November. Don’t forget to wish them a Happy Birthday when you see them!

Adorers Needed - by Walt Edmonson

Thanks to Jim Adee

We thank you for this earth, our home; for the wide sky and the blessed sun, for the ocean and streams, forthe towering hills and the whispering wind, for the trees and green grass.We thank you for our senses by which we hear the songs of birds, and see the splendor of fields of goldenwheat, and taste autumn's fruit, rejoice in the feel of snow, and smell the breath of spring flowers.

Grant us a heart opened wide to all this beauty; and save us from being so blind that we pass unseeingwhen even the common thorn bush is aflame with your glory.

For each new dawn is filled with infinite possibilities for new beginnings and new discoveries. Life isconstantly changing and renewing itself. In this new day of new beginnings with God, all things are possible.We are restored and renewed in a joyous awakening to the wonder that our lives are and, yet, can be.

Amen.

Thanks to Dave Kriebel

2 Joseph Potere 16 Gregory H Rogers3 Richard J Keevan 17 Mark E Bertelsen, William Steve Driver5 Rev Matthew Alapatt 18 Paul Maxwell6 James E Adee, Rick D Presley 19 Garry G Goodwin, PGK,PFN7 Dale R Mosher 23 Russell H Bartholomew, PGK, George K Mc Cart

8 Joseph E Fusco, Robert M Kraus 24 Alan G Cox, Eric J Soper9 John L Buracchio, Joseph A Lascala 25 John C Tuohy11 Daniel D Mc Graw 26 Robert M. Jordan13 Joseph E Vredenburg 27 Joseph A Fazio, Deacon David W Hanson14 John M Drust, Kevin F Fitzmaurice 27 James W Lo Cascio14 Jeffrey M Lippert, John A Meyer 28 Gilbert L Jesch15 Ralph P Quaranta 29 Carl H Orner

A Prayer of Thanksgiving

Sunday 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 2-3 PM; 10-11 PM; 11-PM-12 MID; 12 MID-1 AM (MON)

Monday 3-4 AMTuesday 12 AM (MID) - 1 AM; 4-5 AM

Wednesday 1-2 AM; 10-11 AM

Thursday 1-2 AM; 3-4 AM

Friday 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 5-6 AM; 6-7 AM; 12 MID-1AM (SAT)

Saturday 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 4-5 AM; 2-3 PM; 11 PM-12 MID (SUN)

Irene hunter Anna Belle McCauley Kathleen Buscher

Barbara Kennedy Kathleen White Jack Wagner

5. Needy Students ‘Scholarship’ program; Help 4 Kids/Backpack Buddies report

‘Needy Students Programs forSt. James and Socastee High Schools

These programs are Year RoundKofC Council 8980, along with Catholic Daughters #2356, are continuing to collectitems for ‘Needy Students’ at our monthly meetings.

Last year there were 11 students totalThis year there are 33 Needy students:

St. James 8 boys and 5 girls And Socastee 10 boys and 10 girls***Monetary donations***Food gift cards i.e.: Subway, McDonalds, and Burger King & Personalcare items are collected; such as basic toiletries (Full-size, not travel).God Bless each and every one of you,

John & Carol Luse - 843-421-3812 &Dominic & Diana Falcone - 843-650-6812

K of C Council 8980 – Help 4 Kids / Backpack Buddies Wal-Mart Food DriveK of C Council 8980 – Help 4 Kids / Backpack Buddies Wal-Mart Food Drive. Help4 Kids Backpack Buddies November Food Drive was conducted on Saturday11/19/16 @ the Garden City WAL-MART. This charitable project was performedthrough the efforts of 17 Knights and 1 guest providing 39 Charitable Knight Service

Hours.The 39 Charitable Service Hours were performed by the following volunteers: Ed Petras, Bob Roddy, RichRogers ,Dave Kriebel, Vin Vecchio, Bob Leewe, Jim and Theresa Needham, Chris James, John Ennis, Tom Koppe,Bob Vecchio, Joe Lynch, Peter Croffey, Ron Bellonio, Rick Fox, Bill Demarchi, and Alan Cox.

Brother Knights, your prayers, dedication and hard work are truly blessings and appreciated.Backpack Buddies Food Drive

Anyone interested in participating in this opportunity to serve the less fortunate children of Horry County shouldcall Alan Cox @ #860-756- 6300. Brother Knights, your prayers, dedication and hard work are truly blessingsand appreciated.The collection for flood victims held on October 29 and 30, November 5 and 6 was a great success. We completelyfilled a total of 5 vans with needed clothing, linens and food. We kept the vans available and loaded themperiodically during those times. Help4Kids has expressed their appreciation for our efforts. Thanks to everyonewho donated or helped out.

The Hungry Children of Help 4 Kids and Backpack Buddies thank you all!!!

6. Extra way to collect for HOPE donations; Historical dates in Decembers past

As those of you newsletter readers have found out, our collections forColumbus HOPE Foundation (Tootsie Roll Drive) are falling considerablybehind last year’s total. This was due partly because corporations havereduced the number of groups they will allow to collect donations in frontof their stores, and because a few store managers changed their mindsabout collections.

There is another way to collect donations, with less work, no standingout in the weather (hot, cold, rain, etc.) or having to stand if you are notable. Many local businesses, especially privately owned, Mom & Poptype stores will accept a donation box like the one on the right here.

This one comes with 2 keys (one for the placing Knight, and one for thecouncil). Then, just go by once a week and empty the box and bring thedonation (or count & write a check) and give to Bob Leewe, Jim Adee orany 8980 council officer. Use the form(s) below. Place as many as youcan. When you have a cooperating business, please call Ken Pankowskiat: 843-492-6062 or email at: knights.kenpankowski@gmail.com and abox will be given to you ASAP. Thank you for your help. Remember, it’sfor the Kids.

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Past Historical events in DecemberDecember 1, 1955 - The birth of the modern American civil rights movement occurred as Rosa Parks was arrestedin Montgomery, Alabama, for refusing to give up her seat to a white man and move to the back section of amunicipal bus. Her arrest resulted in a year-long boycott of the city bus system by African Americans and led tolegal actions ending racial segregation on municipal buses throughout the South.

December 6, 1901 - Birthday - Walt Disney (1901-1966) was born in Chicago, Illinois. As a little boy, he liked todraw farm animals and eventually got a job as an artist. He moved to Hollywood and in 1928 produced SteamboatWillie, starring Mickey Mouse, in the first cartoon with synchronized sound. He opened the Disneylandamusement park in Anaheim, California, in 1955. Five years after his death, Disney World opened in Florida. Thecompany he founded has since grown into a global entertainment empire.

December 7, 1941 - The U.S. Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, was attacked by nearly 200 Japanese aircraftin a raid that lasted just over one hour and left nearly 3,000 Americans dead.

December 9, 1886 - Birthday - American industrialist Clarence Birdseye (1886-1956) was born in Brooklyn, NewYork. He developed a method of deep-freezing foods and was one of the founders of General Foods Corp.

7. New Committee Forming; Christmas Party

Council 8980 is having their Annual Christmas Party on Sunday, December 4�� starting with aSocial hour @ 2:00 PM with dinner to follow @ 3:00 PM. (w/ Ham, Turkey and all the fixings).Also Beer and Wine will be available.

This dinner is open to all Council members and their spouses or significant others.

Admission @ the door is:One (1) New Unwrapped gift per person for a needy Child of our area.So that food can be ordered, you must respond to one of the people listed below and

All reservation must be in no later than Monday November 30, 2015

To sign up please call:John Luse - PGK-PFN @ 843-421-3811Ken Hein – PGK/FN @ 843 – 650-3932

Aelred Pereira - @ 843-215-8692

Identifying New Fundraising Opportunities and Events for CouncilThe Knights of Columbus Council #8980 conducts more than 60 charitable projects and activities each year whichpositively impact and improve the lives and well-being of adults, children and families within the St. MichaelParish Family and stretching outward across the any communities of Southeastern Horry County and NorthernGeorgetown County. Many of these charitable projects and activities of Knights of Columbus Council #8980 arefocused upon disadvantaged and needy adults, children, and families, increasing the self-reliance and dignity ofintellectually challenged adults and children, delivering food for hungry children, and providing warm wintercoats to needy children. To conduct these more than 60 charitable projects and activities each year and to fulfillthe growing needs within the St. Michael Parish Family and across the many communities of Southeastern HorryCounty and Northern Georgetown County requires larger and larger amounts of money raised throughfundraising. Knights of Columbus Council #8980 needs to identify and implement new fundraising opportunitiesand events to raise the increasing amounts of money needed.

A call for new ideas and suggestions for fundraising opportunities and events is going out to allBrother Knights of Council #8980, the largest Knights of Columbus Council in the State of SouthCarolina. The Knights of Council #8980 are very active in a wide variety of charitable groups andorganizations. Council #8980 is also very fortunate to have a very large number of Knights who havetransferred from Knights of Columbus Councils across the Nation. Many of the Knights whotransferred to Council #8980 have been Past Grand Knights from Councils across the Nation. Thiscall for new ideas and suggestions for fundraising opportunities and events can hopefully build

upon fundraising successes conducted by other Knights of Columbus Councils and other charitable groups andorganizations. The new ideas and suggestions just need a very brief description that includes the keys for successfor implementation by Council #8980. Please submit your ideas and suggestions for new fundraising opportunitiesand events for Council #8980 by email to Mike Weiler, Chancellor by December 15, 2016. Mike’s email addressis mjworca@aol.com.

Mike is also forming a small committee of Brother Knights to review these new ideas and suggestions andprepare them for presentation to the Officers of Council #8980 and the full membership of Council #8980 asappropriate. This small committee will meet in early January 2017. Ken Pankowskiwill be joining Mike on this committee. Other Brother Knights interested in workingon this small committee should express their interest by email to Mike Weiler byDecember 15, 2016. New Knights who have joined Council #8980 within the last yearare particularly encouraged to participate on this small committee. New Knights cangain valid insights and information on the projects and activities of Council #8980 aswell as the opportunity to meet with and work with other Brother Knights.

8. Fourth Degree Grand Strand Assembly #2107 News & Corp Commander’s Report

Flag folding performed on Wed. November 9 after the 9 a.m. Mass at St. Andrews. Theparticipants were: John Averellla, John Kokoska, Ron Bellonio, Mike Butryn, Don Maher,Jack Drust. Music by: Rosalie Drust. On Nov. 11 at the Convention Center there was aPatriotic Alliance Veteran’s Day ceremony. Participants were: Ken Hein, John Averella,John Kokoska, Ron Bellonio, Steve Jacko, Don Maher, and John Drust, GarryGoodwin,PGK-PFN, and a special thanks to PGK, PDD Gil Cushing who took photos.

Corps Commander Report for December - by Don Maher

FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER: SK DAVE KRIEBEL - 843- 650- 8161FAITHFUL SCRIBE: SK WALT MEIER 843-238-1202FAITHFUL PURSER: SK RAY ST. MICHEL - 843-748-04163 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK JOHN AVERELLA 843-947-03402 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK DENNY LACZO 843-957-95651 YEAR TRUSTEE: SK MIKE URSO 843-215-6935CORP COMMANDER: SK DON MAHER -843-907-4527

FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR: SK KEN HEIN 843-650- 3932FAITHFUL CAPTAIN: LARRY BERRY 843-828-1185FAITHFUL PILOT: SK JIM ADEE 804-690-7058FAITHFUL ADMIRAL: SK JOHN KOKOSKA 843-651-1605FAITHFUL OUTER SENTINEL - STEVE JACKOFAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY - 843-651-3072REGIONAL MARSHAL:SK CHARLES VANDEMARK -843-626-9644

FAITHFUL FRIAR: REV. EDWARD FITZGERALD

Brother Sir Knights;

ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2016ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2016

If you receive this after Thanksgiving, I hope you had a good and safe holiday. I also hope you ate more thanyou should have and then napped on the couch. If you receive this before Thanksgiving, read the above sentenceand follow it. Enjoy. Some of the happenings in the last few weeks.Yesterday, (Nov. 13) Fr. Edmund McCaffrey passed away while under the prayerful care of the Little Sisters ofthe Poor in Louisville KY. His funeral will be here at St. Michael, but the day and time have not been formalizedas of the time of this writing. You will be notified of the information when we receive it from Fr. Ed. This past

weekend Fr. Ed allowed us to solicit contributions for our Veterans Fund. I was able to address the congregation prior toeach Mass on Saturday and Sunday. It felt great to stand in front of our fellow parishioners and let them know who we areand what we do. When you write down what we do you really get a jolt because we do a lot and do it in the most part tohelp others. Our collection brought in almost $5800.00. We expect a few more contributions to come in from people whowere not able to donate last weekend. Thanks to all members who stepped up and joined in holding the collection bucketsafter Masses on Saturday and Sunday. A big thank you to Don Maher, he was there with me at all six Masses. On VeteransDay, the Honor Guard took part in the Veterans Day Celebration at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Our Flag foldingteam presented the ceremony at this celebration. Once again, I felt a real pride watching them go through the routine.

On Wednesday November 9 th we had a busy day. The Flag folding team did the ceremony at St. Andrew Church inMyrtle Beach for the student body of the St. Andrew Grade School. Another great job by the team. I just received a beautifulthank you card from the principal. At the same time 24 Knights were at Hill Crest Cemetery in Conway to place almost 2000American Flags on the graves of deceased Veterans. With that many Knights, the job was done quickly and excellently. Wewere assisted by members of the Conway High School ROTC. Our thanks are extended to them.We have the task on Wednesday Nov 16 th to go back to the Hill Crest Cemetery to pick up those same 2000 flags. Truthfully,picking up is much easier than placing them on the graves. Let’s thank Dominic Falcone for once again chairing this project.He will be contacting us to get together to go through the flags and sort out the ones that are frayed and tattered. Thenbundle them so we are ready to roll next May when we do this again for Memorial Day.

There will be a Fourth Degree Exemplification on Saturday February 17th in Columbia SC. We willhave another meeting for 3 rd Degree members who wish to advance to the 4th Degree. We have hadtwo information meetings and several members are thinking about taking part in February. If you wantto discuss this, please feel free to call me for information. I want to thank for your support andparticipation in the last month. We had some members come forth who have not been active for a while.Thanks to them. If you were not one of them, think about joining in the next time the request comesout. To you and your family, I extend to you and very MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR fromall your officers of the Assembly. PEACE

Fraternallyyours,Ken Hein

9. 8980 1st Degree Anniversaries; Miscellaneous items

Council 8980 1st Degree Anniversaries First Name MI Last Name 1st Deg. Date No. Years

continuous service

Walter Dombroski 12/1/1961 55Gilbert L Jesch 12/6/1970 46Daniel J Kirk 12/3/1979 37John F De Caro 12/1/1981 35Anthony J Romeo 12/1/1985 31Gandolph J Riotto 12/1/1986 30William S Driver 12/1/1981 29Michael L Ryan 12/1/1987 29John H Luse 12/1/1989 27Michael H Fatzick 12/1/1993 23Hugh F Mc Coll 12/1/1959 23Stanley J Ryback 12/1/1993 23Joseph G Wanovich 12/21/1998 18Joseph A Fazio 12/2/1999 17John F Skokowski 12/2/1999 17Ronald Marsh 12/14/2000 16Harry E Toivonen 12/5/2003 13Frederick H Madden 12/1/1960 12Paul E Cunningham 12/13/2005 11Richard J Rogers 12/22/2005 11Gilbert T Cushing 12/17/2009 7Greg Matarazzo 12/12/2009 7Rick D Presley 12/17/2009 7David W Hanson 12/1/1977 6Kevin M Mc Grath 12/1/1973 5Frank H Basch 12/28/2013 3Steven J Jacko 12/28/2013 3John T Ennis 12/14/2015 1Michael E Gough 12/12/2015 1Mark A Madonna 12/16/2015 1Thomas J Stokes 12/12/2015 1John C Tuohy 12/12/2015 1

10. Cruise update; Columbus HOPE Monthly Report; Bulletin Bloopers

Columbus Hope Foundation November 2016 Update

Last chance to be able to Cruise in one of theCabins aboard the Regal Princess departing Ft.Lauderdale on Sunday February 19th traveling

to the Eastern Caribbean. We will have to release the unreservedrooms the 1st of December.

.If you want additional information, call:

John Luse at 843-421- 3811 or Ken Hein at 843-650- 3932.

On December 8th at 6:00 PM in PAC Room A, we will have an organizational meeting forColumbia Hope Foundation.

YOU are invited to come and participate in the preparation for next years drive. We would liketo have as many inputs to how we can increase the donations to this very worthy cause. Ifyou have an idea or just want to help PLEASE be there and help us help a child to grow upfeeling appreciated for who they are.

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Worthy Council 8980 Financial Secretary, I am, for personal reasons not available to participate in the 2016Columbus Hope Foundation Store Front collections. Please accept my Donation in the amount of $_____.___to aid in the success of the program. Member Name _________________________

Mail to: Knights of Columbus St. Michael Council 8980P.O. Box 14710Surfside Beach, SC - 29587

When parking on the north side of the church, please remember to park on an angel.Irving Benson and Jessie Carter were married on October 24 in the church. So ends afriendship that began in their school days.Ladies, don't forget the rummage sale. It is a great chance to get rid of those things notworth keeping around the house. Don't forget your husbands.Janet Smith has volunteered to strip and refinish the communion table in the sanctuary.

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