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Brother Knights:As we start the month of Sep-tember, let’s look back at allthe activities of July. The
Council started with the annual Boat Trip on the De-troit River with a beautiful night, great weather andunforgettable friendship. Co-chairmen Joe Kronk
and Joe Reardon PGK have chaired this event forabout ten years. We had attendance of a hundred pluspeople which is up from last year’s count, great jobguys, thank you.
Next we had the Annual Council Picnic with ap-proximately 200 people (also up from last year). Westarted with a beautiful day and Mass with Fr. Den-
nis Kauffman from Catholic Central. The food,games and lots of fun came next. This was chaired byKevin Vissotski, Todd Waldo, Greg Knoph andJohn Widmer as our target in the dunk tank. Also letus not forget our cooking crew Jerry Miller, Dennis
Kelly, Steve Gierak and his son Steve supported byMark Kronk. Thanks again everyone.
We honored Pat and Kay Casey as the Family ofthe Year for 2009-10 at the picnic. At the monthlygeneral meeting, we honored Joe Reardon PGK forhis leadership over the past two years as GrandKnight, Sam Aldridge for the Knight of the Year for2009-10, Larry Kenney PGK for Knight of theMonth, and Mark and Carol Kronk for the Familyof the Month for July, 2010. Congratulate and thankthem when you see them for all their help. Remembermembers, to send me any person’s or family’s namefor Knight or Family of the Month and a short reasonwhy they should be honored. They will be selectedby a vote by the officers of your council at the Offi-cer’s Meeting on the second Monday of the month.
The Council participated in the annual State K of C, Detroit Tiger Day. We started with a Masswith Fr. Kauffman, followed by coffee, donuts andfruit, then a bus ride to the game. All of this waschaired by Ken Shureb and his wife Janet, anotherbig thank you.
Quick reminder for this month is the D of I lunch-eon and card party on Sunday, the 26th at noon.
Closing on a cheerful note, John Widmer’s sonsjoined our council; they took their 1st. Degree on Au-gust 4th. Congratulations to John and Joe and wel-come.
-Vivat Jesus
THE MONAGHAN NEWS
19801 Farmington Road
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Official publication by and for the membership of the George F. Monaghan Council 2690, Knights of Columbus
19801 Farmington Road, Livonia, MI 48152
The Friendly Family Council
Eighty Second Year Month of the Holy Rosary September, 2010–Volume 83 Number 3
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The MonaghanNEWS
Grand Knight Jim Inch’sMessage
CARD PARTYSunday, Sept. 26th
Starts at Noon •Food
Only $7 per person
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Cash Prizes Table Prizes
White Elephant Sale
G E O R G E F. M O N A G H A N A N N U A L
Father-Son Golf Outing
Sunday September 12thBeechwood Golf Course
22000 Beech Rd • Southfield, MI(between 8 & 9 Mile)
9-Hole, 4-Man Scramble Steak Dinner, Beer and Pop
provided after golf at the Council
1:00 pm Shotgun Start Please arrive by 12:30 to check in
ONLY $35 PER GOLFERDads, Sons, Uncles, Friends and Guests
of any age are welcome!
For more information or to reserve your spot contact: Kevin Rogers 734-542-9666 or
Note: We are limited to 60 golfers, RSVP by 8/30/09
Fifteenth Annual Thomas J. Watters' Scholarship
Applications are Ready
Monaghan Council is now accepting applica-tions for the Fifteenth Annual $1,000 scholar-ship in Tom's memory. Applicants must be a
child or grandchild of a member of the
Monaghan Council.
This scholarship will be awarded to an as-piring college student. Applications will be re-viewed by a committee consisting ofLawrence E. Kenney PGK FDD, Jim Mol-
loy and Jane Brennan Watters. The recipi-ent will be selected in October, and thescholarship will be awarded at the Council'sAnnual Christ-mas party in December. Appli-cations are available in the lounge and in theCouncil office. Please submit the applicationsby September 30th.
WATCH FOOTBALL HERE onSATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
The Council will be open at noon for College Football on Saturdays and Pro foot-ball on Sundays. See calendar on page two.
Show Someone You CareWould you care to honor a loved one, father, grand-father, even a godfather? For the Father and Songolf outing hosted by the Council on Sept 12, weare selling hole sponsorship signs. Instead of thenormal $100, we sell them for a mere $25, just a lit-tle to hopefully raise a lot. Hole sponsorship getsyour words on a sign prominently posted on the golfcourse. So if you care to take advantage of this op-portunity to honor a loved one, send your $25payable to “Monaghan” to Dick Gibson, PGK at16419 Westminister, Northville 48168 prior toSept 5. A list of those who participate will be pub-lished in a future Monaghan News. We will even tryand get your sign back (weather permitting).
NOTE: The Council will BE CLOSEDon Sunday, Sept. 5th & Monday,Sept. 6th to observe Labor Day
The Monaghan Council and the Donne-Gals
under the leadership of Jennifer Dupuie, Presi-
dent, are in the process of forming a circle called
Knights’ Daughters which are sanctioned by the
Michigan State Council. The Knights’ Daugh-
ters is a special youth group for girls between the
ages of 10 and 17. The first circle was founded in
Lansing Michigan on January 1982.
The circle was started to provide an opportu-
nity for young Catholic ladies to come together
with adult guidance to learn how to conduct
and/or attend a business meeting using Parlia-
mentary Procedure, organize and successfully
carry-out fundraisers, and become involved in
community service and parish activities.
The Michigan’s Knights Daughters is a great
way to show these young women that it is okay
to practice their faith and meet other young
women with the same beliefs. The future of our
faith lies in the hands of young men and women.
This program is offered to Knights of Columbus
member’s spouses and their daughters.
MISSIONThe mission of the Knight’s Daughters and its
director is to form the morals of our future
women leaders and to help them in any endeavor
in which they may choose, be that a doctor, sen-
ator, accountant, or the most important and noble
job of mom.
Continued on page four
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COUNCIL OFFICERS
Chaplain Reverend John Kasza 313-883-8553
Grand Knight Jim Inch, PFN 248-474-3765
Deputy Grand Knight Joe Parisi 734-425-4465
Chancellor Chris Scanlan 734-525-0969
Treasurer Jim Lesinsky 734-427-9727
Recorder Robert Gibson 734-542-0922
Advocate Leo Neville 734-751-8595
Lecturer Dan MacDonald 248-477-9454
Warden Gary Long 313-719-6603
Inside Guard John Brady 248-474-6202
Outside Guard Jim Seager 734-953-4093
Trustee (1 yrs) (11) Dick Gibson PGK 248-348-0085
Trustee (2 yrs.) (12) Pat Casey 248-478-0541
Trustee (3 yrs.) (13) Joe Reardon, PGK 248-348-0337
Financial Secretary Lawrence Kenney, PGK, FDD 734-464-0729
COUNCIL DIRECTORS
Bingo Chairman (Tue.) Don Bridenstine 248-477-3360
Bingo Chairman (Wed.) Jerry Miller 734-464-2362
Church Activities John Dupuie 734-427-8822
Family Pro-Life Erik Mayernik DD PGK 734-464-3282
Historian John McInnis 248-756-2977
Membership/Admission Gary Long 313-719-6603
Program Dick Gibson PGK 248-348-0085
Retention Joe Parisi 734-425-4465
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
President Erik Mayernik, PGK (11) 734-464-3282
Vice President Lawrence Kenney, PGK, FDD (12) 734-464-0729
Treasurer John Widmer (13) 734-751-2607
Secretary Joe Kronk (12) 248-478-0161
Director Jim Molloy (13) 248-474-2779
Director Sean P. Kavanagh (13) 734-477-6373
Director Lawrence Vendal, PGK, FDD (11) 734-525-0872
Director Dick Gibson, PGK 248-348-0085
Director Joe Parisi, DGK 734-425-4465
Director Pat Casey 248-478-0541
Director Jim Inch, GK, PFN 248-474-3765
Director Leo Neville 734-751-8595
BUILDING MANAGER: MARK KRONK 248-476-8383
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA CIRCLE #624
Regent Rose Capoccia 248-626-4809
Vice Regent Mildred Drake 734-453-3586
DONNE-GALS OFFICERS (2009-10)
President Jennifer Dupuie 734-427-8822
Vice President Ann Lewalk 313-255-3381
SEPTEMBER Calendar of Events
In MemoriamNeil E. DevineJohn J. Faricy
A fond farewell our friends until we all meet again
September Birthdays: 2nd–Bob Solak; 21st–John Jay Vendal September Wedding Anniversaries: 2nd–Frank & Gail Orr, 49 yrs.; 26th–Jean and Tom Olsen; Bob & Elaine Solak, 40 yrs.;Special: Tish Molloy, “God rest your soul” 8th year Anniv.
The Donne GalsGood attendance at meetings is amust for a successful 2010-11 year.Mark you calendars for our firstmeeting on Thursday, September 16at 7 pm.
You’ll hear all the details of the“Tropical Beach Party”! Your im-port and support are of prime im-portance as we make plans foranother great year.
–Respectfully submitted,Jean Carrier, Secretary
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D of I: 6:30 pmCouncil Officers: 7 pm
D of I Card Party-Noon
Father-Son Golf Outing–1 pm
Council Meeting: 7 pm Building Assoc.: 7 pm
Coffee Time 9:30 am Donne-Gals: 7 pm
Mark and Erin Gibson proudly, and most
happily, announce the birth of their first
child, Grady Ryan. Grady was born July
12th and came in smiling at 7 lbs., 13 oz
and 20-1/2 inches long. Equally proud grandparents PGK
Dick and Vicki Gibson and John and Adrienne Brody
waited patiently outside the door at U of M’s Children’s
Hospital.
Another happy birth announcement is also made by
Brother Knight Kevin Kosco who proudly let’s us know of
the birth of Michael Robert Kosco who came into the
world at 9 lb 7oz. on July 10th. All of us remember
Michael’s grandfather, our friend the late Gerry Kosco.
As always, we all pray that these two new little guys have
a God blessed life and seats in the first degree class of 2028
await them both.
Kevin and Ellen Twomey proudly, announce the birth
of their third child, Margurite Joan. “Maggie” was born
July 31st weighing 7 lbs., 12 oz and 20-1/2 inches long.
Proud grandparents Pat and Judy Twomey and Dave and
Barb Kozlowski made the journey to Chicago for the joy-
ous occasion.
Would the unruly boys from the SMR class of 1964 who
disrupted Sr. Eula’s Biology class by taking the gold fish
from the tank and hiding them from the good sister, turn
yourself into the office? (Just some of the interesting stuff
you hear at the lounge).
What a bus trip but not a Tiger victory! First-time Chair-
man Ken Shureb worked hard to put together the trip to
the ball game that consisted of 51 members and guests.
Starting with 11am mass at the Council officiated by Fr.
Dennis Kauffman, a continental breakfast followed. Re-
freshments on the bus ride, tickets to a very hot K of C
ball game. Those same refreshments on the bus ride home
made it a little more comfortable. More than 520 K of C
members from around the state attended the Comerica
Park event. Thanks Ken for stepping up and for a job well
done.
Brother Knight and past Warden Bill Bauer and his
wife MaryLee certainly have more free time on their
hands. Both retired this past summer. Bill for the second
time–first from the Detroit Police Dept and finally as the
Ordinance Officer for West Bloomfield after 10 years.
MaryLee has retired from the Livonia Public Schools. Bill
can now spend time on his greatest passion: Flying. Con-
gratulations to the family Bauer.
If you didn’t already know, our own Erik Mayernik,
PGK is our newest District Deputy replacing Larry Ven-
dal, PGK. Eric is responsible for the successful operations
of all the Livonia Councils: Monaghan, St. Collette, St.
Edith, Daniel Lord and St Priscilla. On Aug 2nd, Erik and
fellow District Deputies hosted their yearly meeting. Over
70 Knights called Monaghan their home for one evening
of meetings, encouragement and speeches. Our kitchen
committee consisting of Bill Bauer, Ed Nagrant, Dennis
Kelly, and Joe Reardon PGK put on quite a barbecue for
those in attendance. Continued on page four, col. 1
Purdue @ Notre Dame Connecticut @ UM
W. Michigan @ MSU
UM @ Notre DameFlorida Atlantic @ MSU (Det.)
Notre Dame @ MSUMassachusetts @ UM
Stanford @ Notre Dame Bowling Green @ UMN. Colorado @ MSU
2010 Detroit Lions12th–Detroit @ Chicago
19th–Philadelphia @ Detroit26th–Detroit@ Minnesota
Sept. all-ParishFriday Evening
ReunionsSept. 3rd–Redford St. Mary
Sept. 10th– St. Theresa
Sept. 17th–Holy Redeemer
Welcome to all former parishioners,neighbors and friends of these greatparishes. Stop by and remember the“good old days.”
Share your stories growing up inthese schools. Stop by for the Fish Frystarting at 5 pm.
Dress is informal–no ties or uni-forms and no detentions–just plainfun.
Oct.1st–Visitation
Oct. 15th– St. Agatha
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On July 15, 2010 Monaghan Council sponsored the 37th
Annual Jim Molloy Memorial Golf Open.
Our winners of the Open were as follows:
Scramble Format: Al Martin, Mike Flynn, Mike
Honsowetz and Kevin the Kid
Closest to the Pin 3rd Hole: Mike Flynn
Closest to the Pin 8th Hole: Justin Legal
Our thanks to the following committee members who
help make the Open a success: Larry Kenney, FS, FDD,
PGK, Larry Vendal, FDD, PGK, Erik Mayernik, PGK,
J. J. O’Brien, Pat Casey, Mary Jo Barbb, Maureen
Molloy Scanlon, Frank Svoboda & Committee
Thanks to all our golfers, and a special thanks to our
hole sponsors who donated $100.00: Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Brady Promotions, Efficient Energy
Enterprises, Erik M. Mayernik, Monaghan K of C
Council, Monaghan K of C Building Association,
Jim & Greta Molloy Family, John Widmer Family,
In Memory of Al Gollob, Materials Processing,
O’Brien/Sullivan Funeral Home, Hi Pa Pa, Michigan
Catholic Credit Union, Michigan Columbus Federal
Credit Union, Echo Lawn Service, Donne-Gals and
the Visitation Alumni Association
Molloy Open Recap 2010
Thanks for the MemoriesSEPTEMBER 1978
et’s take a stroll down “Memory Lane”and see what our Knights and theirfamilies were doing that summer 32
years ago.Our District Deputy was P.G.K P.F.N George S.
Jagitsch. Our officers were: David R. Samberg,Grand Knight; Henry V. Lencione, Deputy GrandKnight; Robert J. Wojciechowski, Chancellor andJames A Creed, President, Building Association.Our Monaghan News editor Bob P. Beauchamp
Jr. and the Council photographer was Jack
McAinsh.Our 1978-79 Installation of Officers took place
on Sunday, September 24th. Mass was celebratedat 10:00 a.m., followed by breakfast served underthe direction of Larry M. Kelly and the “KitchenCommittee”. They were installed by DD George
S. Jagitsch.On Saturday evening September 30th, the tradi-
tional Past Grand Knights Ball took place honoringour 25 Past Grand Knights who had served ourCouncil since June 9, 1928. John Woznack wasour first Grand Knight. Our present Grand KnightJames E. Inch is our 40th Grand Knight.
First Tuesday Club Dinner Chairman Bill J.
Dowd set the date of October 3rd to start the sea-son. “Happy Time” started at 5:00 p.m. and no onewas served unless their reservation was in on time.Dinner was served at 6:30 p.m.
Lecturer Bill S. Lozon and Family Life DirectorJoe M. Patti were co-chairmen of the SpaghettiDinner on Tuesday, September 19th at 6:30 p.m.The cost for dinner was $1.00 per person or $5.00per family. After dinner they had a sing-a-long.
Phil A. Ladouceur reported that the annualHorseshoe Tournament took place on Saturday,July 15th at Camp Dearborn. They started out with26 teams. Some of the semi-finalists were Guy
Bank, Joe P. Echols P.G.G., Larry M. Kelly, Phil
A. Ladouceur, Charley A. Markey and Harold
J. Nichols.
Retirees Chairman John McAleer and our re-tirees were meeting every Thursday from 1-4 forlunch, cards and review “Monaghan Memories”,they also helped with mailing and other projects.
Some of the events back then were: Sunday Din-ners from 2-8, Monday Admiral Club, 1st TuesdayDinner, Wednesday dinners from 5-9, ThursdayDuplicate Bridge and Saturday Buffet from 5-9.
That’s the way it was back in September 1978.Until That Time, Good Luck and Thanks For
The MemoriesHenry V. Lencione P.G.K. 09-10/249/377
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KCIAGA reportThe K of C International Amateur Golf Associa-tion held the 42nd Annual Golf Tournament thispast June and a contingent of Monaghan membersmade the trip. Council 451, Fr. Thomas Brandon,hosted the event in Fort Wayne, Indiana. 170 fel-low Knights from 18 states and Canada took totwo courses over the 5-day event. Although thecompetitive event consisted of just two rounds ofgolf, a men’s scramble and mixed scotch doublesevents were also offered for the members’ enjoy-ment. Council 451 also held a women’s scrambleand women’s luncheon. Tours of local attractionswere offered for those who did not wish to partic-ipate in the many golf events. Nightly socialevents were held at the host council building withnumerous contests and entertainment on theagenda. The tournament concluded with anawards banquet on Friday evening held at theMarriott hotel in Fort Wayne. Adding to the
evening, the banquet was interrupted as the guestshad to evacuate the ballroom as a tornado struckthe area.
The Monaghan players, competing separately,were teamed up with Knights from Louisiana,Missouri, Nebraska, Florida, Ontario, Texas,Maryland and Michigan for the two rounds theyplayed. Although the Monaghan players fell a lit-tle short of trophy play, they did return with a nicedonation to be used to assist one of our own, cour-tesy of Fr. Mark Dreves and the Board of Direc-tors of the Golf Association. These gentlemansurrendered the “collection Basket” from the Me-morial Mass held on Thursday afternoon. TheMonaghan members shared true K of C moments:Charity, Fraternity and Family and look forwardto the 2011 tournament that will be held inLafayette, La.
ROSARY POLICY PROCEDURESOnly a person from the deceased member’s fam-
ily should notify the Grand Knight, Jim Inch at
(248) 701-2506 of the death and their request for
a Rosary. Then the Deputy Grand Knight Joe
Parisi (734) 425-4465 if the Grand Knight is not
available. Larry Kenney FS (248) 476-8385 is the
only other contact that can authorize the starting
of a Rosary Chain. These guidelines cover the de-
ceased Knight, his wife and their immediate fam-
ily which is understood to be their children.
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1st–Raymond Ashe, Henry Schneider, John O’ Brien, Gabriel Michel, G. Russo,Patrick McParlane, Timothy White,Michael Kowalski, Demmon Robinson, Daniel MacArthur
2nd–Donald Heuser, Robert Solak,
Paul McGuire
3rd–John Cowley, Lawrence Wudyka,
Daniel Connor, Ronald Stevens
4th–Hilary Gross, William Schneider,
Norman Schroder
5th–S. Gorcyca, George Parrish,
Jonathon Wearn
6th–George Barney, Julius Ligenza Jr,
David Farrell, Dennis Stasiak, Charles Dyke,
Brett Walter
7th–Joseph Nowak
8th–Richard Wisniewski, James Lesinsky,
Donald Trahey, Michael Onofrey, Elmo Tibaldi,
Timothy Sheehan
9th–Ed Wisniewski, Stephen Paraski
10th–Alex Fedrigo, Joseph Zanotti
11th–Robert Babcock, Daniel Culloty
12th–Gerald Gerhard, Thomas Rivard,
Patrick MacInnis, Gregory Klask
13th–Robert Loesch, John Doyle,
Walter Michalski, Robert O’Keefe
14th–Ronald Ponners, Donald Melotik,
John Elias, Ronald Nowicki, Kurt Prettenhofer
15th–John Kirwan, Robert Hertel,
Patrick Byrnes
16th–James Walsh, Kevin Haney
17th–Edward Gallaway, James O’Kelly,
Gregory Primeau, Kevin Daly
18th–Clarence Kruse, John Lee, Harold Logan,
Gary Long
19th–Thomas Orlich, Raymond Mawhorter
20th–John Breen, Thomas Buechel, Ralph Koch
21st–James Doran, Raymond Kusza,
Patrick Ambroziak, Lawrence Cislo,
Dustin Herriman
22nd–Len Thul, Lawrence Bonnici,
Steven Milligan
23rd–William Ulle, John Vendal,
Kenneth Knight, Thomas Keda, Rank Jacoboni
24th–James Burroughs , John Mucci,
Kevin Rogers
26th–Joseph Mclaughlin, Don Bridenstine,
Pierre Zaranek, Michael Oakes,
Dennis Marquess, Michael Kelly
27th–George Canavesio, Allen Webster,
Dennis Began, Michael Farrell
28th–Michael Zemanski, Charles Given,
Daniel Di Ponio
29th–William Burrows, Joseph Schweiger Jr.,
Norman Van Riper, Kevin Ryan, Todd Waldo
30th–John O’Brien, Patrick Reardon,
Dominic Ricci
Around the Council continued from pg. twoPat Twomey reports that he got a nice call from 51-
yr. member Joe Copperstone, from Englewood,
Florida requesting an application for the Thomas
Watters’ scholarship. Joe was my grade school foot-
ball coach at Detroit St. Gregory way, way back in
1954 (we won the west side championship). Joe
misses the Council but gets back occasionally for
the St. Gregory reunions. Cherokees forever.
Please keep all persons sick or distressed in your
prayers.
UPCOMING EVENTSSunday, August 8 at 8:00 am: We will be serving
donuts to the homeless veterans at the V.A. Hos-
pital in Detroit. We will hold Mass there at 9:00
am. If you would like to join us, we are car pool-
ing from the parking lot at Fr. Victor J.
Renaud Council in Plymouth, leaving at 7:30 am.
Sunday, August 15 at 3:00 pm–Our Annual
Picnic at Renaud Council, this would be the per-
fect opportunity to visit and find out about us.
The Fourth Degree meets on the 3rd Sunday of
each month at 4:00 PM at Renaud Council, in
Plymouth and the dress is usually casual. The
wives are welcome and will have a separate meet-
ing. Then we have an enjoyable catered meal after
with lots of fellowship.
We welcome all 3rd Degree members to join
the 4th Degree and if interested the Color Corps if
you would like to get further involved. There will
be an Exemplification in September when you can
join the Fourth Degree.
Vivat Jesus, S.K. Chris Scanlan (734) 525-0969
Pope John XXIII Assembly #1536, Michigan District No. 1
Knights’ Daughters Circle from pg.1
GOALS• Make sure that the Knights Daughters have
their own annual weekend retreat where all the
circles throughout the state can get together and
share their faith.
• Provide common goals and interests to help
this program grow.
• Continue to have spiritual and social events.
• Promote awareness among the Knight’s
Daughters that they too have the support of both
our state leads.
• Gain the support of all Brother Knights.
For Information Contact Jennifer Dupuie at
(734) 427-8822
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