
KNIGHTS OF
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K. OF C. EXECUTIVE 2004-05
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CHAPLAIN
Fr. Leo Lariviere. . . . . . . . .726-5127
DISTRICT DEPUTY
Gord (Cheryl) Edwards . . . . .737-6633
DISTRICT WARDEN
Ron (Rollande)
Ducharme. . . . .776-7720
GRAND KNIGHT
Chuck
(Marla)
DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT
Dave (Debbie)
CHANCELLOR
Jim (Margaret) Biggs. . . . . . .735-5457
RECORDER
Paul (Angela) Sylvester . . . . . .726-6357
FINANCIAL SECRETARY
Dale (Marcella) Martin. . . . . .776-8907
TREASURER
Ron Hamelin. .
. . . . . . .733-6793
ADVOCATE
Murray (Madeline) Kirzinger. . . .776-9578
LECTURER
Gary (Penny) Gardin. . . . . . .726-5050
TRUSTEES
Gary (Penny) Gardin. . . . . . .726-5050
Larry (Laura Lee) Bezaire. . . . .736-5267
Kevin (Michelle) Langlois. . . . .726-5013
WARDEN
Chris (Kelly) Bergeron. . . . . .726-5383
OUTSIDE GUARD
Jeffrey Drouillard.
. . . . . . .726-5326
Al O’Neil(Carol). . . . . . . .737-9475
INSIDE GUARD
Russ (Rose Marie) Dalpee. . . . .726-6531
PAST GRAND KNIGHT
Elie (Linda) Bertrand. . . . . . .776-5073
K. OF C. MEETING
SECOND
WED. OF EVERY MONTH
DINNER
CHARITIES MEETING – SEE CALENDAR
COLUMBIAN CLUB
MEETING
FOURTH
WED. OF EVERY MONTH
MEETING
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MARCH 6TH
ROBERT JONES BOWLING
IN
MAR. 11TH AND GOOD
FRIDAY
THE 25TH
FISH FRY
MAR.25TH
GOOD FRIDAY
MAR. 17TH
ST. PATRICKS DAY
MAR. 20TH
SQUIETTES BASKET BINGO
MAR. 20TH
PALM SUNDAY
MAR. 27TH
EASTER SUNDAY

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COLUMBIAN CLUB
2004-05
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PRESIDENT
Gary Gardin. . . . . . . . . .726-5050
VICE-PRESIDENT
Elie Bertrand. . . . . . . . . .776-5073
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chuck Roy. . . . . . . . . . .735-2825
Dale Martin. . . . . . . . . ..776-8907
Frank Van der
Pryt. . . . . . . .726-5182
Jim Biggs . . . . . . . . . . .735-5457
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MCGREGORETTES EXECUTIVE
2004-05
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PRESIDENT
Janet Moore. . . . . . . . . .776-5022
1ST VICE-PRESIDENT
Cindy Deslippe. . . . . . . . .969-0569
2ND VICE-PRESIDENT
Gisele Pidgeon. . . . . . . . .726-5478
RECORDING SECRETARY
Angela Sylvester. . . . . . . . .726-6357
CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY
Mary Meloche. . . . . . . . .726-6582
TREASURER
Diane King. . . . . . . . . . .726-9670
PAST PRESIDENT
Deirdre Van der Pryt. . . . . . .726-5182
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CHAPLAINS REPORT
Brothers,
We
are all aware of the necessity of prayer in our lives. However, one method that is often neglected,
is the practice of the presence of God.
It consists of simply reminding ourselves, frequently, during the day,
that God is present with us everywhere and always.
We tend to make created things
the center of our thoughts. As a result
we put God into the background of our daily lives. Earthly interests prevent our thinking of
God’s presence; therefore, we are in danger of giving God a secondary place in
our lives. The ideal situation is to let
no activity obliterate the thought of God’s presence from our minds. This certainly is difficult, but the
difficulty involved should not deter us from trying. The practice itself is simple and
uncomplicated. It consists of reminding
ourselves frequently that we are not alone, in reminding ourselves that God is
present beside us everywhere – no matter where we are, or what we are
doing. For those that do much traveling
, or drive to and from work, or even at work or when alone, often this is less
difficult than it appears. The practice
of the presence of God is an excellent form of prayer. We become accustomed to the thought that God
is with us. We never feel lonely or
alone if we think that He is there. We
feel helpless and unassisted in any difficulty.
We watch over the correctness of
our conduct better. This practice of
being conscious of the presence of God helps us to attain a life of closer
union with God.
Our theology teaches us that God
is everywhere by His essence and His activity.
He is also present in the Blessed Sacrament, with His body and His
blood, His soul and divinity. We must remind
ourselves of His presence …and in doing so we are making an act of faith.
Frequently then, during the day,
we should remind ourselves of God’s presence.
The thought itself will deter us from doing wrong; it will encourage us
to do much good that we might have left undone.
It will prompt us to speak to God more frequently and joyfully.
Yours in Christ
Fr. Leo Lariviere, Chaplain
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Brothers,
Hopefully we will have better weather in the very near future. I am sure
many are getting tired of the cold winter weather. On the bright side, we have
many functions that will be happening around the hall over the next month.
I would first like to thank a few Brother Knights & their wives for
the tremendous amount of help over the last month.
The monthly 4th Degree Dinner Meeting was held @ our Council
on Thursday February 17th. Thanks to P.G.K Elie Bertrand & his
wife Linda in the preparation of all the delicious food, and especially the
Cabbage Rolls. Thanks also to D.K. Dave Taylor for his help in serving &
the clean up after. It is always a pleasure to host our 4th Degree
during the fraternal year.
Chicken & Slider Night was held on Friday February 18th.
Thanks to Bro. Gord Renaud & his wife Judy, Bro. Tom Renaud & his wife
Charlotte & our P.G.K. Bro. Elie Bertrand for their help in preparing all
the sliders. Gord & his team also made them for the January General Meeting
& the January Seniors Dinner / Dance. Thanks again to Gord & all his
team. Thanks also to D.G.K. Dave Taylor who helped me serve along with the help
of our cook Janine (Queen) Bissonette.
On Sunday February 20th, our Council hosted the Annual
District “88” Free Throw Competition. Thanks to Bro. Derek Renaud for once
again chairing this Annual Event. Thanks also to his many helpers. On Wednesday
March 9th, @ our General Dinner Meeting, we will be honouring all of
our winners from the Council level which took place in January. We will have
the participants & their families & then present the winners with their
trophies.
On Saturday February 26th, we held our
We have a few functions that are approaching very fast for the month of
March.
Robert Jones Bowling – This year on Sunday March 6th,
we will host G.K. Tony Longo, his wife Charlene & the Council Members from
our Sister Council Robert Jones in
St. Patrick’s Days Celebration – This years
celebration will take place once again on the actual day, Thursday March 17th
@ our hall. Thanks to Bro. Al O’Neil & his wife Carol & Bro. Gary
Gardin & his wife Penny for once again chairing this annual event. Tickets
are on sale through anyone of our executive, or from the Clubroom Bartenders.
As always as every year you will be treated to a fabulous meal of Corn Beef
& Cabbage, or Stew. Gary & Al have the entertainment lined up, so get
your tickets early!
And last but not least, on behalf of our executive & myself, we
would like to wish each & every Brother & their family a very Happy
& Joyous Easter Season.
In closing, have a
great month & PLEASE GET INVOLVED IN
YOUR COUNCIL!
Fraternally Yours,
Chuck Roy
Charles Roy
Grand
Knight
COLUMBIAN CLUB REPORT
Dear Brother Knights,
The chicken broasters I talked about in my
last report have now been installed.
This installation caused a domino effect in our kitchen and several
other changes had to be made in order to accommodate them. Shelving had to be moved and
reconfigured. The well at the west end
of our exhaust hood had to be removed and new tile installed. Our big convection oven had to be moved,
which necessitated gas piping and electrical changes. One of our small fryers was moved to
storage. The fire suppression system has
to be reconfigured and should be done this week. While we were at it we installed some new
upper cabinets along the west wall. Thanks
to brother
We are also in the
process of adding a debit machine to our club room to further serve our members
and customers at large.
Fraternally Yours,
Gary Gardin
Columbian Club
President
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CHARITIES
REPORT
The following charities were supported during the
month of October:
1. Co-an
Recreational Park
2. Ste.
Ursula School
3.
4. Celtic
Rhythm Irish Dance
5. Amherstberg
District Girl Guides
Jim
Biggs
DISTRICT
DEPUTIES REPORT

Dear Brother Knights,
It
is March, the free throw and poster contest are behind