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K of C News Father McNelis Council #1481 Indiana PA
WEB SITE: http://kofc1481.org
MAY 2018
Grand Knight’s Message
* Grand Knight: Don Hogan
* Deputy Grand Knight:
Michael Morris
* Financial Secretary:
Kevin Strezo
* Treasurer: Jeff Bacha
Happy Happy Spring :-) Thanks to all
Brothers who helped with the St B School
Cinnamon Bun sale and all who helped
the Arc and the Knights sponsor the
seminar on Concussion, Depression, and
Suicide at Rustic Lodge.
As they say on Saturday in PGA Golf
Tournaments -- " May is Moving Day!!”
and for our Council, WE are Moving at
light speed in May …
We have Election of Officers, voting for
Knight of the Year, revealing the Sibley
Scholarship winner, helping Eric
Moisa get our ducks in a row for the
Measure Up Campaign fund drive on
May 4 and 5.
Bob Dalecki is in high gear with the Moth-
er's Day Carnation sale May 12 and 13,
with proceeds to be used for helping to
fund the 4-D ultrasound machine in the
new Greensburg Center. We have also
purchased rosaries for all the 1st Com-
munion candidates.
We are finally getting some Golf weather
and Bob and I are planning the 23rd
Annual K of C Golf tour-
nament that happens on
Friday, June 22. Best
$60 you'll spend to have
fun and help support our
charities … we need
volunteers, cooks, golf-
ers, hole sponsors and
prizes to give away to a bunch of lousy
golfers. We will be helping to sponsor
the St B School, Strack, Angelo and
Rado golf tournaments …
Thanks to all of our Brothers and part-
ners in crime who forgo their honey-do
list ... to help make the world a better
place one shanked golf shot at a time!!
ALSO, for your added pleasure and en-
joyment, the Bishop, Fr Tom and Fr Alan
are planning a Corpus Christi Procession
from St Bernard Church thru downtown
to St Thomas More on June 3rd at 9:30
Mass. Kind of a procession like the
"running of the bull dogs." Come one,
come All.
4th Degree Exemplification will be held
on June 3rd in Cranberry for you 3rd
Store collections for this
year’s Measure-Up Campaign
will Friday, May 4, and Satur-
day May 5. As in past years,
we will collect for the Arc of
PA at the BiLo, Giant Eagle
and Walmart stores in Indi-
ana—and in Clymer at Tates.
Please check the staffing schedules for
each store online at http://kofc1481.org
To help, call or text Measure-Up chair-
man, Eric Moisa at 724-550-3842 or
e-mailing him at [email protected]
“Measure-Up” Collections May 4 & 5
Carnations on Mother’s Day—and in Support of a Pro-Life Cause
Once again, it’s time to honor our Mothers this coming Mother’s Day, while funding those who support a
choice for life. The Knights of Columbus Council 1481 will run this campaign. donating one half of the profits
to My Choice. A fitting gift on Mother’s Day. The price for each carnation is just one dollar.
Carnations will be sold in 3 different ways:
1. Available for sale at St Bernard’s and St Thomas More churches after all Masses on Mother’s
Day weekend, May 13. Please consider helping after these Masses.
2. Pre-orders from local churches and restaurants. Please consider helping to fill those orders on Friday evening, May 11,
at the lodge, and distributing carnations on Saturday morning, May 12.
3. Individual pledges to purchase carnations for the nursing and personal care homes will be accepted. Please consider making a
pledge or asking for pledges from others, such as your place of work.
For any additional information or to offer your help, contact Bob Dalecki 724 840-2829 or [email protected] .
2017-18 CALENDAR ________________________________________
MAY 2nd—Officers’ Meeting (7 PM, Lodge)
4th/5th—Arc Measure Up Campaign (Area stores)
9th—Council Meeting (7 PM, Lodge)
11th—Setup for Carnation Sale (Lodge)
12th—Carnation Distribution
13th—Carnation Sale, Mother’s Day _________________________
JUNE
6th—Officers’ Meeting (7 PM, Lodge)
13th—Council Meeting & Picnic (6 PM, Lodge)
22nd—Charity Golf Outing
24th—Hoss’s Fundraiser
Degree brothers who want to move on! The
June Council meeting will start at 6:00 so that
the picnic and corn hole tournament can start
around 6:30. Don't forget--bring your non per-
ishable food items to the Council meeting for
the St T More food bank. Keep the Faith
G K Dandy Don Hogan!
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ARTICLE DEADLINE
for the June newsletter:
TUESDAY, May 29
E-mail articles to
COUNCIL CHARITY GOLF OUTING
FRIDAY, JUNE 22 Meadowlane Golf Course
See entry form on Page 3
Recitation of the Rosary at the funeral home the evening prior to burial of a Brother Knight is a long-standing tradition of councils throughout our Order. If your name is added to the list, you will be notified about the Rosary recitation. You will not be required to con-tact anyone else. To be added to our Council’s Rosary Tree, please contact Don Hogan: 724-349-5333 or [email protected]
John Sokol 724-465-6387 Chuck Nace 724-349-1497 Victor Stelma 724-463-3335 Jim Dalecki 724-422-0645 Tom Pearson 724-349-1717
Ray Micco 724-465-2827 Dave Miller 724-349-5452 Greg Zawrotny 724-349-2509 Ed Salerno 724-349-2676 Stan Yerep 724-349-1601 Kevin Buggey 724-463-3285 Mike Morris 724-422-3905 Bill Ager 724-465-4522 Tony Maniccia 724-349-1736 Nick Hoffman 724-349-2474 Larry Miller 724-349-8763 Tom Klunk 724-349-0407 Jeff Bacha 724-479-3776 Tim Petro 724-349-3581
Phil Jablunovsky 724-463-9786 Joe Angelo 724-465-6341 John Angelo 724-465-6341 Bob Dalecki 724-349-4492 John Varasak 724-465-2564 Bill Runco 724-349-5272 Don Hogan 724-349-5333 Tony Sottile 724-349-3157
P J Belin 724-349-5771 John Walker 724-463-8829 Chauncey Ross 724-463-4262 Ray Kulis 724-463-8176 David Lieb 724-465-8328
Dennis Ragan 724-541-4825 Bernie Liscik 724-463-3181 Jim Bianco 724-549-3233 Bill Moreau 724-465-4342 Tony Sgro 724-422-8733 Joe Bobick 724-541-3392 Bill Balint 724-465-9701
K OF C ROSARY TREE
Don Hogan—724-349-5333
PLEASE BRING FOOD ITEMS
FOOD DRIVE — Nonperish-
able food items will be col-
lected at every Council meet-
ing and delivered to the St.
Thomas More Food Pantry to
help feed
needy families
in our commu-
nity. Please
remember to
bring an item
or two!
NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES ————————— 15 YEARS+ OF
SERVICE MAY 2018
KNIGHT—YRS
MARK PLIVELIC—51
JOHN AVOLIO—41
WILLIAM ONUSCHECK—39
WILLIAM TANNER—39
MICHAEL WALKER—39
DONALD FERRA—34
MICHAEL MINICH—34
SALVATORE MAUGERI—32
ROBERT BOWSER, JR—31
PAUL FARABAUGH—30
ANGELO D’AMICO—28
MICHAEL KLIMCHAK—26
PATRICK WILLIAMS—26
RAYMOND MICCO—25
ANTHONY SGRO—25
DOUGLAS ZOLOCSIK—24
LAWRENCE E. MILLER—23
LAURENCE L. MILLER—23
JOHN MITCHELL, JR—23
GREGORY RICH, JR—23
JAMES FEDERLINE—15
On the first and third Saturday of
every month, a group of us travel
to Pittsburgh – to an East Liberty
abortion clinic– to pray intently
that the girls and women planning
to enter the clinic to end the lives
of their unborn babies will change
their minds. We are led by Fr.
Timothy Kruthaupt, who travels
from St. Peter’s Church in Browns-
ville and brings with him supplies and more of
those who are willing to stand up for Life.
The Big Question – Do we save babies and
mothers? For several years now, we Catholics
from several churches have taken part in the 40
Days Campaign, two 40-day periods during the
year to stand in support of unborn children in
front of abortion clinics.
This international effort has resulted in 14,643
lives being saved over the last seven years.
On one occasion, when Fr. Frank Pavone of
Priests for Life was standing outside a clinic in
Orlando, Flori-
da, saying the Rosary, a Catholic
girl inside the clinic was so moved
that she came out of the clinic and
decided to keep her baby. A few
months later, Fr. Pavone again
visited Florida and, while there, it
was arranged that he would bap-
tize the child whose life he had
had helped to save.
We don’t see many turn-arounds,
but we have witnessed some. As prayer wor-
shippers, we are there primarily to offer trou-
bled women a way out of their decision to kill
their babies.
We’ve heard stories of women who show up at
the clinics holding an infant, explaining that a
few months earlier they had been there to abort
their unborn child but had changed their minds
when they saw us praying and offering help.
You do not need money to join us. You only
need a free morning to be part of a life-saving
cause. Transportation is provided. Contact me
at 724-465-2827. Br. Ray Micco How prepared are you--really?
Today you're healthy. But what about tomorrow? What if you, or your spouse, were to become physically or mentally incapacitat-ed? Assistance might be needed with daily activities at home or nursing care. 70% of people over age 65 will
require long term care during
their lifetime. (U.S. Department
of Health & Human Services)
The average individual can
spend up to $74,825 per year
for long term care expenses.
(Consumer's Guide to Long Term
Care Insurance)
The average stay in a nursing
home is two and one half
years. (Department of Health &
Human Services - 2010)
40% of people needing long
term care are under age 65.
(The Consumer's Guide to Long
Term Care Insurance)
Could you or your children
take care of this $150,000+
potential cost?
Please contact me to learn more
about how the Knights of Colum-
bus Long Term Care program
can help you.
Contact either Field Agent
Michael Steele (951-901-0803 or
[email protected] ) … or
new Field Agent Ross Conklin at
SAVE A BABY
Council Fundraiser at Hoss’s June 24 Our next Hoss’s fundraiser for our Council will be Sunday, June 24. A portion of the cost of your meal will be donated to our Council by Hoss’s on this date. Additional details will be included in the June newsletter. Jeff Bacha [email protected] or 724 422-5829
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23rd Annual Knights of Columbus
Charity Golf Outing
This year’s golf outing will be held on Friday, June 22 at Meadowlane Golf Course 1 PM. Open to all.
Best Tourney You'll Play This Summer!
18 holes with cart, gift at sign-in, grilled food an hour prior to start and at turn, blessing
before start guarantees clear skies and your 'A' game, refreshment cart makes
rounds, group photo emailed after, prizes for all at turn, free putting contest to win
money, chance to win car, skill events and prizes, 1st place group prize and photo in
Gazette, roast beef sandwich/meal at course immediately after play (be home by
5pm). All for only $60!
Shot gun start at 1pm. Best ball format.
If you would like to join us with your foursome or as a single, mail complete form with $60 check (payable Knights of Columbus #1481) to:
Robert Dalecki, 401 Elm Street, Indiana, and PA 15701
(Phone or Text: 724-840-2829) Email: [email protected]
Name_______________________________Phone_______________ Email___________________________________________________ Your foursome 1___________________2______________________ 3_________________________4_____________________________
Please send one form per person in your foursome to avoid confusion on my end. We can assemble full foursomes if you don’t have 4 in your group.
Contact Bob Dalecki if you have preferences.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #1481
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OFFICERS 2018-2019
The following is the list of candidates for the K of C Officers for the 2018-2019 fraternal year.
The elections of Officers will take place at the May Council meeting.
GRAND KNIGHT: Michael Morris
DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT:
Bob Dalecki
CHANCELLOR: Tom Bresnahan
FINANCIAL SECRETARY:
Kevin Strezo
(Appointed by Supreme Council)
RECORDING SECRETARY:
Chauncey Ross
WARDEN: Ed O’Sullivan
TREASURER: Jeff Bacha
LECTURING KNIGHT:
Kevin Buggey
(Appointed by Grand Knight)
TRUSTEE 1 YEAR: Bernie Liscik
TRUSTEE 2 YEARS: Tom Pearson
TRUSTEE 3 YEARS: Donald Hogan
ADVOCATE: Joe Bobick
INSIDE GUARD: Michael Kostik
OUTSIDE GUARDS:
Eric Moisa, Dan Minor
CHAPLAIN: Father Tom Federline
(Appointed by the Bishop)
COUNCIL 1481 WEB SITE
http://kofc1481.org
Report of the 4th Degree Father McNelis Assembly #968
Beginning this month, the minutes of the monthly Assembly meeting will be
e-mailed to all 4th Degree members of Assembly #968 for whom we have
e-mail addresses. The list of new Officers are listed in the minutes and will
be voted on at the May meeting for next year. If you did not receive a copy
of the minutes, please contact me with your e-mail address.
4th Degree Exemplification with be held Sunday, June 3rd, in Washington, PA. If
you are a 3rd Degree member and would like more information, please contact
me.
Our next Assembly Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 23rd at 7:00 PM in
the Lodge.
Tom Pearson, Faithful Navigator, [email protected]
"Today, the Knights of Colum-bus is providentially positioned to play a key role in the new alliance between the Church and the family called for by Pope Francis … What is neces-sary now is our greater involve-ment in the renewal of parish and family life."
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson
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