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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS In Service To One – In Service To All Richard Council #788 LANSING COLUMBIAN JANUARY 2013 - Volume 1007 #7 Monthly Available at: kofc788.org A Message From Your Grand Knight . . . . . . My Brother Knights and Families: Vivat Jesus!! I hope everyone had a joyous holiday season. As the New Year begins we find 788 as busy as ever with church, council and corporation activities. Our Annual Wild Game Dinner on January 19 th will be held at Father Weber hall again this year; tickets are available at the club, but hurry if you plan to attend because this event ALWAYS sells out. We are also looking for volunteers to help with the setup, working games or serving dinner and tearing down after. Contact chairman, Ken Morrison (517-719-4047) if you are available to help. The weekend continues with the Annual chili cook off and football party on Sunday the 20 th . Everyone is welcome, so I hope to see you there. A new event being offered the Knights and their families is the concealed weapons class taught by Deacon, Dick Savage. The class is scheduled for February, 2 nd at the club; the cost is $100.00 per person. If you are interested or have questions contact me (Mike Schaefer) at 517-242-4961 to sign up. I would like to bring everyone’s attention to the baby bottle currently sitting on the bar at the club. Yes I said baby bottle on the bar. It is not there for milk or a baby, but for a different kind of MoooooLa, one that will help local families and individuals through the Shared Pregnancy Program. As Knights, we support this program on a state level as well as locally through St. Gerard Parish so please consider donating your loose change, spare dollars or the money that last year would have went into the “swear jar” to this worthy cause and make a difference one small baby bottle at a time. Thank You! I would like to take a minute and thank all those members that helped decorate the hall for the holiday season especially the Ladies Auxiliary who year in and year out support the Knights and our council so graciously. Thanks ladies, we couldn’t do it without you!! Upcoming Events: December 30 th Family Mass 9:00 AM at St. Gerard DECEMBER 31 ST NEW YEAR’S EVE, CLUB OPENS AT 4:00 PM January 4 th Friday Fish Fry 5:00-7:00 PM January 19 th Wild Game Dinner, Father Weber Hall 5:30 - ? January 20 th Chili Cook off and Football January 25 th Family Dinner 5:30 – 7:30 PM February 1 st Friday Fish Fry 5:00 – 7:00 PM February 2 nd Concealed Weapons Class 9:00 – 3:00 God Bless Mike Schaefer Grand Knight, Council#788

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Inn SSeerrvviiccee TToo OOnnee –– IInn SSeerrvviiccee TToo AAllll

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LANSING COLUMBIAN JANUARY 2013 - Volume 1007 #7 Monthly

Available at: kofc788.org

A Message From Your Grand Knight . . . . . .

My Brother Knights and Families: Vivat Jesus!!

I hope everyone had a joyous holiday season.

As the New Year begins we find 788 as busy as ever with church, council and corporation activities. Our Annual Wild Game Dinner on January 19th will be held at Father Weber hall again this year; tickets are available at the club, but hurry if you plan to attend because this event ALWAYS sells out. We are also looking for volunteers to help with the setup, working games or serving dinner and tearing down after. Contact chairman, Ken Morrison (517-719-4047) if you are available to help. The weekend continues with the Annual chili cook off and football party on Sunday the 20th. Everyone is welcome, so I hope to see you there.

A new event being offered the Knights and their families is the concealed weapons class taught by Deacon, Dick Savage. The class is scheduled for February, 2nd at the club; the cost is $100.00 per person. If you are interested or have questions contact me (Mike Schaefer) at 517-242-4961 to sign up.

I would like to bring everyone’s attention to the baby bottle currently sitting on the bar at the club. Yes I said baby bottle on the bar. It is not there for milk or a baby, but for a different kind of MoooooLa, one that will help local families and individuals through the Shared Pregnancy Program. As Knights, we support this program on a state level as well as locally through St. Gerard Parish so please consider donating your loose change, spare dollars or the money that last year would have went into the “swear jar” to this worthy cause and make a difference one small baby bottle at a time. Thank You!

I would like to take a minute and thank all those members that helped decorate the hall for the holiday season especially the Ladies Auxiliary who year in and year out support the Knights and our council so graciously. Thanks ladies, we couldn’t do it without you!!

Upcoming Events: • December 30th Family Mass 9:00 AM at St. Gerard • DECEMBER 31ST NEW YEAR’S EVE, CLUB OPENS AT 4:00 PM • January 4th Friday Fish Fry 5:00-7:00 PM • January 19th Wild Game Dinner, Father Weber Hall 5:30 - ? • January 20th Chili Cook off and Football • January 25th Family Dinner 5:30 – 7:30 PM • February 1st Friday Fish Fry 5:00 – 7:00 PM • February 2nd Concealed Weapons Class 9:00 – 3:00

God Bless Mike Schaefer Grand Knight, Council#788

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State Officials State Deputy Michael J. Malinowski State Warden Richard F. McCloy, Jr. PGK Supreme Director Thomas M. Wegener, PSD Supreme Regional Program Consultant Richard F. McCloy, Sr. PSD State Community Director Mike Wegener PGK State Web Technologies Director Dane Jurkovic Lansing Diocesan Membership Director Bill Chasse' PGK

RICHARD COUNCIL #788 OFFICERS LANSING COLUMBIAN ASSOCIATION Officers Meeting First Tuesday Of The Month @ 7:00 pm Meets Third Wednesday Of Every Month @ 7:30 pm Business Meeting Second Tuesday Of The Month @ 7: 30 pm

Grand Knight Mike Schaefer 242-4961 President Jay G. Corey 974-6501

Chaplain Rev. John P. Klein 323-2379 V. President Frank Cherniawski 627-3192

Dep. Grand Knight Dane Jurkovic 402-8796 Secretary Rich Rybicki 663-1854

Chancellor John Drzik 886-4226 Treasurer PGK Paul Kelsey 622-0365

Recorder Justin Drouin 517-925-8382 Director Jeff Lorencen 886-2669

Financial Secretary Jim Warner 719-6794 Director Mike Schueller 622-1233

Treasurer Frank Brandell 323-2863 Director Dave Schertzing 204-4959

Advocate Ron Cook 282-9035 Dir. G K Mike Schaefer 669-2534

Warden Ken Morrison 517-719-4047 Dir. D G K Dane Jurkovic 402-8796

Inside Guards Andrew Rademacher 819-8692 Dir. Council PGK Bill Chasse 202-6163

Zelko Jurkovic 517-925-8382 Dir. Council Ron Cook 282-9035

Outside Guards: Jack Johns 517-290-3407 P. Asst. R. J. Kussmaul 323-2922

David Escojido 517-708-7000

1 Year Trustee PGK Bill Chasse' 202-6163 LADIES AUXILIARY 2 Year Trustee PGK Dick McCloy, Sr. 321-2763 Meets First Wednesday Of Every Month @ 7:00 pm 3 Year Trustee PGK David Luedtke 303-5555 President Jeanine Thomas 331-4124

V President Pattie Schaefer 669-2534

Secretary Kathy Rademacher 989-307-0373

Treasurer Angie Rademacher 388-3229

COUNCIL DIRECTORS & CHAIRMAN

Membership Director PGK Brian Peacock 622-2717

Jack Johns 517290-3407 KNIGHTS DAUGHTERS - ANNE RAU CIRCLE #001 First Degree Captain PGK Al Boucher 882-5118 Meets Second Wednesday Of Every Month @ 7:00 pm Retention PGK David Luedtke 694-5468 President Haley Schaner

PGK Don Schmitz 669-9473 Secretary Maddie Kelsey

PGK Larry Schrauben 989-224-0055 Treasurer Lauren Bassett

Insurance Agent Mike Du Mont 327-0177 Historian Emilee Johns

Program Director Dane Jurkovic 402-8796 Scribe Michaela Hobbins

Church Director Dr. Brian Killian 327-2927 Advisor Kathy Stoffer 371-1721

Vocations Director John Drzik 886-4226 Counselors Karie Vasquez 487-8987

Community Director PGK Al Boucher 882-5118

Pro-Life Couple Ed & Cathy Stoffer 371-1721

Family Director Ken Morrison 517-719-4047

Youth Directors Ron Cook 282-9035

J.D. Diaz 853-9493

M.I. Drive Chairman Jeff Lorencen 886-2669

Francis O'Donnell PGK Al Boucher 882-5118

Council Director Paul Travis 202-8813

Eucharistic Ministry Dr. Brian Killian 327-2927

Fish Fry Chairman Ken Morrison 517-719-4047

Newsletter Editor Jay Corey 974-6501

THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - IN SERVICE TO ONE, IN SERVICE TO ALL

Richard Council 788 Honor Roll

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From The Corporation President Jay G. Corey

Our WILD GAME DINNER preparation is in its final high gear stage for this annual event which will take place on Saturday, January 19, 2013 at St. Gerard Father Weber Hall. This is a great event with 300 in attendance and all sorts of wild game to taste, guns, rifles, and the like to win, and a big money maker for us. Tickets are now on sale for $30.00 each, with raffle tickets available for the Early Bird Gun Raffle. We are also going to have a squirrel hunt on January 5th, and a rabbit hunt on January 13th. You may purchase your tickets at the club, or by calling R. Jay Kussmaul at 323-2922. This is always a sellout, so get your tickets now !!!!!!!!

January 20th we will again be having our annual Chili Fest and watching the playoff games in preparation for the Super Bowl. The event begins at 2pm and is only $5.00 per person to taste some of the best chili this side of the western frontier. If you bring in a pot of chili, you admittance is FREE. My thanks to Rich Rybicki who is again hosting this event. Come on down and have some fun on Sunday, January 20th. And, don’t forget the Super Bowl party which will be held this year on Sunday, February 3rd. Time to be announced later but New Orleans is ready, and the club is getting ready for you.

My thanks to all the ladies who helped decorate the club this year for the Christmas holiday. As always, you did a great job and my thanks to all that helped. I hope everyone had a great holiday and is welcoming in the New Year. I hope this year is better than last, and that more of you will participate in our events at the club.

From Your Editor Jay G. Corey

THE 15TH OF THE PRECEEDING MONTH is still the deadline for submitting material for consideration into each newsletter. This allows us to get the newsletter to the printer quicker, and out to you sooner. Anything that you may have for the newsletter, in the way of articles or corrections, can be sent to me directly at [email protected]. You may also contact me at my home number of 393-1096 or by cell at 974-6501. If you would like to view the newsletter in color rather than the black & white copy by regular mail, please make sure you are on our e-mail mail list, or you may go to our website at kofc788.org.

Sickness & Distress

Prayers and recovery intentions continue to be needed for Brothers Rod Shangle, Louis R. Costello, Jay DeSmith brother-in-law to Dave Schertzing, Louie McKenna, Jack Pratt, and Mike Sparks. Our condolences and prayers to the family of Father Klein with the loss of his mother Mary Klein. If you know of someone that is ill and recovering, or has passed away, please contact our Grand Knight, Mike Schaefer, at [email protected] or at home at 517-242-4961. You can reach our Financial Secretary, Jim Warner at [email protected] or at home at 321-1507 or by cell at 719-6794.

JANUARY 2013

KNIGHTS OF THE MONTH

The Christmas Tree Crew PGK Bill Chasse, GK Mike Schaefer

Jay Corey, Danny Thomas

Dave Hummel

JANUARY 2013

FAMILY OF THE MONTH

The McCrackin Family

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From The Council Financial Secretary Jim Warner

It’s that time of the year again . . . dues billings will be coming out in the next 30 days! I’m going to try a couple of new processes this year which are being used by other councils and have proven to be very successful.

First, those of you for which we have valid e-mail addresses will be receiving the first billing electronically. Simply print out the billing and mail back with your dues payment. This will save the council the costs associated with billings (paper, printer ink, envelopes, and postage) we will be issuing the first round of billings via e-mail. Please keep in mind that any funds we can save during the billing process reflects directly on our operating expenses which could be passed onto the deserving charities we support – so please consider using the e-mail process.

Please - Please - Please . . . If you have a new e-mail address, or just want to verify that we have your current address, drop me a quick note at [email protected] so we can update our records. Secondly, we will be separating the dues billing from the voluntary contributions sections of the yearly invoices. Many members have asked for this so we will make a trial run at it this year. This should also help to eliminate any confusion and make it easier to identify what you owe vs. your contribution options. Please note that, while your Knights of Columbus dues ARE NOT tax deductible, many of your voluntary contributions are “pass through” funds which go directly to the charity and are tax deductible – more information to follow.

If, for any reason, you have concerns about your dues payment, or are having difficulty in paying due to financial concerns or illness, please do not hesitate to contact our Grand Knight Mike Schaefer or myself so we can work it out. All billing information is kept confidential so don’t hesitate to ask. Please respond in a timely manner and do not just ignore your billings.

Also, all of our billing and member records now are on Supreme Council’s computerized Member Management System. In order to keep your records current, please update or add any missing information on the form enclosed in the billing statement, (e.g., telephone, email, employment, address – especially you snowbirds). Remember, the FS address, telephone number, & e-mail are on the back of your membership card, so you have no reason to say that you did not know how to contact me.

Please contact me immediately of any change in your information. You may contact me at 517-321-1507 (home), 517-719-6794 (cell/text), mailing me at 2120 Cumberland Road, Lansing Michigan 48906, or by e-mailing me at [email protected]. Thank you all and see you at the next Council meeting next year.

Congratulations To PGK Brian Peacock

Our own PGK Brian Peacock has recently retired from the Eaton County Sheriff’s Department after 26 years of service. Brian was hired in 1986 as a deputy and was promoted to Sergeant in 1997, Captain in 2000, and Chief Deputy in 2003. During his career Brian was instrumental in educating the youth of Eaton County through the safety programs offered at the Sheriff’s office which included Boater’s Safety, ATV Safety, Snowmobile Safety and Hunter’s Safety. Our thanks to Brian for all he has done in the past protecting the citizens of Eaton County and giving of his time and talents to the Knights of Columbus. Well done Brian !!!!!

Play Keno & Lottery Games At The Club And Win Cash For You And The Club

VOLUNTEER BARTENDERS WANTED !!!!!

If you’ve ever wanted to tend bar, now is your chance. Volunteer bartenders are needed for several shifts

Males or Females May Apply Contact: John Drzik – 881-2391

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Come and Play Euchre on the 1st & 3rd Monday of each month.

The cost is only $5.00 per person with all the monies paid out to

the top three (3) winners. Registration is at 6:45 pm with the

play starting at 7:00 pm and ending at 9:00 pm. Everyone is

welcome and we hope to see you there !!!

COMING EVENTS 12-23-12 Francis O’Donnell Deliveries 12-24&25 Christmas Eve & Day Club Closed 12-30-12 Family Mass At St. Gerard 9:00 am 12-31-12 New Year’s Eve – Club Opens At 4 pm Bring A Dish To Pass 1-1-13 Club Closed 1-4-13 Fish Fry 5 pm – Live Music 1-5-13 Squirrel Hunt – 7:30 AM - Meet At The Club 1-6-13 Knights Daughters Breakfast 8:00 am Til Noon 1-13-13 Rabbit Hunt – 7:30 AM – Meet At The Club 1-13-13 Breakfast At St. Gerard After 7:30 am 9:00 am & 11:00 am Masses 1-19-13 Wild Game Dinner At St. Gerard 1-19-13 Hoop Shoot at St. Gerard 1:00 pm 1-20-13 Chili Cook-Off & Playoff Games 2 pm 1-25-13 Mexican Dinner At Club 5:30 pm 2-1-13 Fish Fry 5 pm - Live Music 2-2-13 Concealed Weapons Class 9-3 pm 2-3-13 Super Bowl Party - Time TBA 2-12-13 Council Meeting at St. Gerard 7:30 pm 2-12-13 FAT TUESDAY DINNER 5:30 pm 2-17-13 St. Gerard Breakfast After 7:30 am, 9:00 am & 11:00 am Masses

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EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

Jay Corey – Captain Ed Wawiernia Jim Bleicher Mike Schaefer John Zelenka Dave Luedtke Rick Smith TimReilly Dave Williams Bill Chasse Mike Schueller Frank Brandell

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUPON Clip This Coupon & Celebrate Your Birthday

At The Club With A Drink On The LCA

Limited To One LCA Drink

Of Your Choice On Your Birth Date Only Council #788 Members Only Proof of Birth Date Required

PROPOSE A NEW MEMBER

TODAY

Someone Asked YOU Now YOU Ask Someone Today !!!

Bring In Two Members In One Year, And Your Dues Are FREE

For One Year

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From The Ladies Auxiliary By Vice-President Pattie Schaefer I would like to welcome our newest members Sue and Charlene, we are glad to have you both on board.

This year’s Dinner and craft auction was a success. It was well attended and after expenses the Ladies made $2500.00, which will go a long way in assisting local charities. Thank you to everyone who brought a snack or a dish to pass and a craft item to be auctioned off.

The ladies will once again be preparing and selling the desserts for the first Friday and Lenten Fish Fry’s, so if you haven’t signed up to furnish a dessert or help sell the goodies yet please do so; spreading out the duties/work makes it easier for all.

In talking to some fellow members it has been suggested that the Ladies look into “field trips” and possibly invite speakers to come in periodically and give a presentation as part of our meetings. This will be open for discussion at the next meeting. We are also looking at reviewing the charities that we traditionally donate to and possibly make adjustments to the current list. If you have ideas for field trips, speakers or charities, bring the information to the February meeting. We will also be looking at the by-laws. Don’t forget there is no January meeting so February is our next scheduled meeting.

All Catholic women are invited to join the Ladies Auxiliary at 788; if you are interested in becoming a member we meet the first Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM. New members are always welcome.

Here’s to 2013; may it be everything you hope for.

CHILI FESTIVAL!

Championship Chili! & Championship Football

COME DOWN TO COUNCIL #788 ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 2013 For a delicious taste of some wonderful chili. Tasting begins at 2 PM - Football games begin at 3 PM. NO judging, NO entry fees, Just some great tasting chili from Champion Chili makers. For a 5-dollar per person fee, sample an array of chili and then sit back and watch the NFL Championship football games with your Brother Knights. Special bonus, bring in a crock pot of your homemade chili and sample for FREE! Contact Rich Rybicki for further information at 663-1854

KNIGHTS DAUGHTERS BREAKFAST

Sunday – January 6, 2013 8:00 AM TO 12:00 PM

Knights of Columbus Hall 5300 N. Grand River

Adults $6.00 – Kids 5-11 $3.50 Kid Under 5 Years - FREE

Eggs to order, toast, potatoes, Ham,

Sausage, Orange Juice & Coffee

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS

TO COUNCIL #788 Anthony Sabo Harry Posner

Jeffrey Carrow Mark Carey

Matthew Carrey Mike Brandell

James Moses Dan Stump

Arnie Rios Joe Weller

Charles Blanchard Jim Burnett

Todd O’Brien Nick Dybas

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COME SCRAP THE DAY AWAY WITH PATTIE SCHAEFER Have a bunch of photos from the holidays that need to be scrapped; a scrapbook that needs finished; a project you need to get started on for a graduation; or do you just have tons of pictures that aren’t getting looked at and you made a New Year’s resolution to finally do something with them? We have the solution for you!

On Saturday February 16th I (with my husband) will be hosting the first annual Scrap the Day Away fundraising event at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 5300 N. Grand River. We will be catering to both traditional and Digital scrappers (Card Makers also welcome) and Creative Memories (CM) consultants will be on hand with educational demonstrations as well as items for purchase. The Storybook digital program and CM artwork is available for download that day so there is no delay in starting you album or project.

The fee is $40.00 which includes the all-day scrap from 10 AM – 8 PM, meals, WiFi access, free use of a Cricut Machine with over 70 cartridges, access to the CM cutting system, access to a huge selection of Stampin Up clear and traditional stamps, a selection of free 12X12 papers and much, much more. Door prizes and freebies will be given out throughout the day.

Lunch and Dinner are included; Coffee, hot chocolate and ice water are free. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase at the bar.

A sign-up sheet is available at the bar and $10.00 holds your spot as space is limited. If you have questions or special needs (food allergies etc...) please contact Pattie Schaefer at 517-242-1830.

Come have fun with friends and support our council at the same time…Win Win!!

4TH Degree Bishop Albers #496 News By PGK Dave Luedtke

Two years ago, after an absence of almost 10 years, Lansing was proud to host a 4th Degree Exemplification honoring our very own Supreme Director Thomas M. Wegener. Bishop Albers Assembly #0496 stood behind him and brought in 94 new Sir Knight candidates into the 4th Degree. 34 of those Candidates were from Richard Council #0788.

I am happy to announce that because of our steady performance two years ago, we will once again be hosting, along with the new Lansing Assembly #3334, the 65th Michigan District II Exemplification honoring our very own District Friar Msgr. George Michalak and Former Master Dennis and Lady Maxine Henderson. This event will be held at our very own St Gerard Parish. The host hotel will once again be the Lexington Hotel on Creyts Rd.

I know that many of you were planning on attending this wonderful Degree but for some reason were unable to. Well, now it is your turn. If you or a friend were unable to attend please consider attending the wonderful experience with your wife. Mark your calendar now so you don’t miss this opportunity. April 5th and 6th. There will be a Friday night social gathering and the Degree festivities will start with a Ladies Program at 9:00, along with registration of the Candidates. Please plan on attending to show our support of our Former Master, his lovely Lady and Msgr. Michalak. For questions, please call Faithful Navigator Dave Luedtke at 517-303-5555 or Faithful Comptroller Ken Watterson at 517-881-0812. There are flyers and information sheets at our Hall at 5300 N. Grand River Ave. Lansing, Michigan 48906.

Spelling Bee A Success By Ron Cook & J.D. Diaz At the Spelling Bee held on November 18th, the level of competition was very high and three contestants battled it out to win. Winners were FIRST PLACE Jack O’Connor, 5th Grade, SECOND PLACE Mario Migaldi, 4th Grade, and THIRD PLACE Michael Bennet, 7th Grade. All three winners were given gift certificates graciously donated by the Rosary Gift & Book Shoppe. Thank you to all that participated and assisted including GK Mike Schaefer & Jay Corey for the photography.

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Columbian Patrons 2012

Albright Chris & Pat Holmes E. Gerald & Carol Reyes Rosendo & EsperanzaAlspaugh PGK Dan & Joan Hull Horace "Hod" & Theresa Rie nstra Jeff & PatriciaArbour Fred & Carol Hummel Florence Rocheleau FredArens Michael Ingold Johann Royale Jeane & JackieBachelder John & Barbara Izzo Patrick & Jo-Ann Ruch, Jr . Emil & Mary EllenBaker Tom (dec) Donna Jackus PGK Joseph "Jay" & Laurie Rybicki RichBaldwin Frank & Kathy Jensen Al & Sue Ryczek Rick & KarenBappert William Jurkovic Dane & Michelle Savage Deacon Dick & JoyceBarry Glenn & Sally Kalchik Thomas & Jane Schaefer Michael & PatriciaBauer Bob & Barbara Kehren Bruce & Denise Schafer PGK Carl & BettyBeachnau PGK Dan & Jeanne Kent Pierce & Kathleen Schane r Bill & ElizabethBellgowan Tom & Kay Killian Dr. Brian Schertzing David & Mary EllenBennett Jerome & Marcia Knapp Ronald Schmitz PGK Don & PhyllisBleicher Jim & Brooke Kobus PFN Joe & Linda Schmitz Richard & CarleenBlundy Richard & Diane Kramer Peter Schrauben PGK Larry & MarleneBollman Carl & Janie Kussmaul R.Jay & Katie Schroeder Kenneth & MarlaBollman James A. & Diane Kay Lamond Robert & Vivian Sco deller RaymondBoucher PGK Albert & Marian Leece Lawrence Semrau Larry & AliceBrandell Francis Lehman Thomas & Elizabeth Shaw William & SusanBrennan PGK Bruce & Joyce Lipp Earl Shay David & JulieBrickner Dr. Robert Lloyd Douglas & Angela Simon PGK Harold & DeborahCarey Mark Luedtke PGK David & Nancy Smith CharlesChasse' GK Bill & Marybeth Macksood Steven & Patti Sohn Ken & MarilynCherniawski Frank & Janette Mahoney Robert & Jennie Sol is JonathonCicorelli Frank & Rose Majeske Don & Carol Joy Spehar Robert & ColleenConley Charles & Judy Malloy Conrad & Marge Spenski Ron & JoannCorey Jay & Mary Manning Kurt & Kelly Sprague Homer & JoyceCostigan Christopher & Margaret Masseau Douglas Stafford Ed & LindaCummings Phillip & Jane Mc Cloy PSD Richard & Mary Ellen Stamford Ralph & Patr iciaDaggett Curtis & Mary Jo Mc Crackin Richard & Carol Ste ensma William & HattieDart C. Douglas & Janice Mc Mahon Jim & Pat Stevens Allan & PatriciaDe Rose John A. & Norma Mc Namara Jack & Colleen Stickn ey CharlesDeschryver Joseph McCrackin Michael Stoffer Edward & KathyDewitt Dr. Mark & Kathleen McDonald Robert Stotenbur Daniel & JudyDiaz Mario McGinley Michael Stump MarvinDiGiovanni Joseph & Darlene McQuillan Ed & Rebecca Stum p MichaelDomagalski Donald & Caroline Meyers Grover Swink Rodger & AnnDu Mont Charlene Miller Todd & Maureen Tabor PGK Lawrence & DoloresDu Mont Mike & Tonia Milliman Richard & Donna Tellier Gary & JanetFata Ernest & Teresa Minich PGK Tom & Alice Thelen Danie l & CarolFedewa Duane & Anne Clark Moore Justin & Renee Thelen Da vid & PamelaFedewa Hilary & Rosaline Nicholson Robert & Jeannette T helen Fred & PatriciaFeldpausch Hilary & Anna Nickoff Richard & Rosemary Thelen Richard & AlbertaFlorian Jeffery & Stephanie O Shea Joe & Nancy Thias George "Tony"Flynn Thomas & Rebecca Ockert Jerry and Kathy Thomas Dan iel & ChristineFox George & Theresa Oppenlander Melissa Torres Jose & OfeliaFranklin Fay Ozanich Walt & Mary Kay Travis Paul & BarbieFrazier Larry Pavona Nicholas & Linda Vedder Erich & TiffanyGarcia Joseph & Sarah Perez Enrique & Olivia Walker Greg oryGlisson Jean Peruchietti Michael & Cindy Walsh Terry & GailGoerge Hilary & Jane Pillar Tom & Beverly Warner Jim & CayGrades Ronald Pirochta Fred & Marilyn Wawiernia PGK Ed & PennyGreeley Sr. David Plunkett PGK Ray & Rosemary Wegener Chris & Noelle Green James & Ann Pollack Bernard & Caroline Wegener Eric & KarenHanifan Patrick & Mary Ann Potoczny John & Joann Wegener PGK HerbertHanlon Michael & Kathleen Powell Tim Wegener PGK Michael & VickeyHarris Thomas & Marilyn Powell Louis Wegener PGK Tom & JoyceHayes FR Maurice Price Carl Whyte Robert & CatherineHinds Dr. Rowland Pung Don & Bea Williams Authurlee & DorotheaHolland Patrick & Nancy Pung Don & Bea Zerfas Ronald & Joan

Zerfas Ronald & Joan

A special thank you to all the above patrons who help defray the cost of printing the newsletter. If you would like to help and become a patron,contact Jim Warner at 517-719-6794. Your donation of only $10.00 per year, helps your council and co rporation get the hardcopy newsletter to youeach month. Your donation is greatly appreciated a nd both your corporation and council thank you.

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Exemplification and Mass

St Gerard Parish 4437 W. Willow Hwy.

Lansing, Mi 48917

You are invited to join us

this Spring in Lansing and

‘Complete Your Journey’

into Full Knighthood of the

Fourth Degree. This event

will be Hosted jointly by FN

Dave Luedtke of Assembly 0496 and FN Gaylend Meeks of Assembly

3334. A Placing of the Wreath Ceremony will be performed immediately

after the Exemplification, with a Formal Banquet and Hospitality to be held

that evening in the Lexington Hotel. April 6th, 2013 A weekend you

will remember forever..

Banquet and Socializing

Lexington Hotel 925 S. Creyts Rd.

Lansing, Mi 48917

- For more Information Contact -

Sir Knight Gaylend Meeks

Membership Director, MI District II

6041 Chesapeake Drive

Lansing, MI 48911

H/ 517-882-0010 Cell 517-896-8327

[email protected]

or your local Assembly Navigator

Class Honorees

Msgr George Michalek Lady Maxine and SK Dennis Henderson FM

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Trimming The Club – Gathering The Tree Lighting of The Tree & Singing CHRISTmas Carols

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Merry Christmas To All In 2012

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LADIES AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS PARTY & AUCTION

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JOYCE WEGENER

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Richard Council #788 5300 N. Grand River Avenue Lansing, Michigan 48906 Chartered May 30, 1903 “In Service To One, In Service To All” ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

JANUARY 2013

SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 30 DEC. Club Closed Family Mass At St. Gerard 9 am

31 Club Open 4 pm NEW YEARS EVE – Bring A Dish To Pass

1 Club Closed NEW YEARS DAY

2 Club Open 4 pm Ladies Auxiliary Meeting 7:00 pm Officers Meeting 7:00 pm

3 Club Open 4 pm Men’s Bowling 6pm

4 Club Open 4 pm Fish Fry 5 pm Live Music

5 Club Open 4 pm Squirrel Hunt 7:30 am

6 Club Closed Knights Daughters Breakfast 8 am to Noon

7 Club Open 4 pm

8 Club Open 4 pm Council Meeting 7:30 pm

9 Club Open 4 pm Knights Daughters Meeting 7 pm

10 Club Open 4 pm Men’s Bowling 6pm

11 Club Open 4 pm

12 Club Open 4 pm

13 Club Closed St. Gerard Breakfast After 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 AM Masses Rabbit Hunt 7:30 am

14 Club Open 4 pm

15 Club Open 4 pm 4th Degree Mtg. 7:30 pm

16 Club Open 4 pm LCA Meeting 7:00 pm

17 Club Open 4 pm Men’s Bowling 6pm

18 Club Open 4 pm

19 Club Open 4 pm WILD GAME DINNER 5:30 pm Fr. Weber Hall Hoop Shoot 1 pm

20 Club Closed CHILI COOKOFF 2 pm – Playoff Football Games

21 Club Open 4 pm

22 Club Open 4 pm

23 Club Open 4 pm

24 Club Open 4 pm Men’s Bowling 6pm

25 Club Open 4 pm Mexican Dinner 5:30 pm

26 Club Open 4 pm

27 Club Closed

28 Club Open 4 pm

29 Club Open 4 pm

30 Club Open 4 pm

31 Club Open 4 pm Men’s Bowling 6pm

1 FEB. Club Open 4 pm Fish Fry 5 pm Live Music

2 Club Open 4 pm Concealed Weapons Class 9-3 pm

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