KNIGHT LIFE
St. Regis Council N
o. 4651
No.
Knights of Columbus
Lake Ronkonkoma, New York
6th New York District
www.saintregiskofc.com
Volume 57 Number 3
Monthly Newsletter
October 2014
Columbiettes and Giving Doll Volunteers at Camp
Adventure on Shelter Island, which is a camp for
children with cancer and their siblings. Volunteers
helped with altering donated gowns for the
campers’ Prom, helping to make special memories.
Squires Youth Organization
Squires Jason and Max Crean welcome their
newest member, their brother Sammy Crean.
SquirettesYouth Organization
Squires Youth Organization
Squirettes gather before being installed.
Squires get together for a photo at
their Installation of Officers.
St. Regis Knights of Columbus
St. Regis Columbiettes
Grand Knight Robert Powers speaking
after his installation.
Newly installed Madam President
Mary Anne Hartnett.
Council Officers
Chaplain:
Co-Chaplain:
Grand Knight:
Fr. Henry Leuthardt
Dcn. Michael DeBellis
Bob Powers
[email protected]
Daniel Purcell
588-8456
588-8456
265-2967
Deputy GK:
Chancellor:
Recorder:
Vincent Safina
Financial Secretary: Joe DiNero PGK, PCBODD
Treasurer:
Ed Rodgers
467-0230
838-0773
580-5162
617-3811
Lecturer:
Advocate:
Warden:
Inside Guard:
Outside Guard:
Outside Guard:
3 Yr. Trustee:
2 Yr. Trustee:
1 Yr. Trustee:
District Deputy:
Antonio Vitalino PGK, FDD
Richard Santiago
Richard Hartnett
Dave McAteer
Salvatore Maraviglia
Larry McCourt
Guy O’Brien
Robert Burnsides
John Finn
981-0794
835-1728
467-2418
588-4890
467-2804
463-9287
736-3174
543-9400
888-2965
Club 4651
President:
Vice President:
Treasurer:
Secretary:
Director:
Mike Kiernan
Mark Johnson, Sr.
Anthony Falcinelli, Jr.
Ed Brace
Jim Tallman
241-4820
737-1615
516-330-4298
472-4722
917-440-1955
Director:
Director:
Director:
Grand Knight:
Catering:
Jay Peterson
Vincent Granice
Mike DeFilippis
Bob Powers
Pat Dillon
523-5590
265-1021
831-8561
265-2967
516-650-0375
Activities Directors and Chairmen
Program Director:
Membership Director:
Church Director:
Fraternal Chairman:
Columbiettes Coordinator:
Retention:
Blood Chairman:
Blood Co-Chairman:
Pro-Life:
Fourth Degree:
Adopt-A-Child:
Family Director:
Youth Director:
Parade Chairman:
Ed Forsyth
981-4699
Edward Nelson
Robert Mayrose
[email protected]
Daniel Purcell
Daniel Purcell
Karl Sundquist
Mark Johnson, Sr.
John & Marie Hoffman
Daniel Purcell
Joe DiNero PGK, PCBODD
Bob Powers GK
Tom Gillin
Jim Tallman
981-4402
585-5391
467-0230
467-0230
265-2691
737-1615
588-0664
467-0230
580-5162
265-2967
981-8229
588-1837
Fr. Prior (Squires):
Cf. Squires Counselor:
Squires Counselor:
Charity Chairman:
Bingo Manager:
Conf. & Chapter:
Disbursement Coord.:
Senior Citizens:
K of C Insurance:
PGK Advisory:
Public Relations:
Council Photographer:
Ambassador to Rome:
Council Website
Knight Life
Editor:
Layout Editor:
Daniel Purcell.
Mark Johnson, Sr.
[email protected]
467-9064
Mike Kiernan
Frank Giordano
BAR HOURS:
Monday-Wed.
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
588-9634
981-8229
737-1615
790-4474
285-3249
981-8229
588-0664
585-0825
676-6211
Ben Scannella
Luis Ramos
585-1431
582-4687
737-1615
Columbiettes
467-0230
737-1615
Knight Spot
Bar Manager:
Asst. Bar Manager:
Dcn. Joseph Maffeo
Tom Gillin
Mark Johnson, Sr.
Thomas Fawcett, Sr.
John Harris
Tom Gillin
John Hoffman
Bob Kammerdener
Harold Carlton III PGK
All PGKs
Mark Johnson
241-4820
7 pm to Midnight
3 pm to Midnight
Happy Hour 3 pm to 8 pm
8 pm to 2 am
2 pm to 2 am
1 pm to 8 pm
**BAR CLOSES AT BARTENDER’S DISCRETION**
President:
Membership Chairlady:
Squirettes Counselor:
MaryAnne Hartnett
Joyce Purcell
Marguerite Garguilo
467-2418
467-0230
445-8536
Catering
588-8043
Club 4651Catering Office Hours: Monday 7 pm to 9 pm
Catering Manager:
Pat Dillon
516-650-0375
Chapter Delegates
State Convention
Bob Powers GK
Daniel Purcell DGK
Thomas Fawcett, Sr. PGK
Antonio Vitalino PGK, FDD,FCC
Joseph DiNero PGK, FDD
Bob Powers GK
Daniel Purcell DGK
Joseph DiNero PGK, FDD
Antonio Vitalino PGK, FDD,FCC
CLUB 4651 BOARD POSITION OPEN
Due to a resignation on the Board, there will be an election at the November
Business Meeting to fill a two-year position. The Candidate must be a Third
Degree member in good standing and has attended at least 4 meetings in the last
Columbian year. Nominations will be taken from the floor that night.
BINGO NIGHT
St. Regis will be hosting a
BINGO Night to support the
Suffolk Chapter F.A.C. Program
Saturday, October 11, 2014 • 7:15pm
The Bohemia Bingo Hall
1644 Locust Ave. Bohemia (Just south of Vets Hwy.)
We look forward to seeing many of our Brother Knights
and Columbiettes supporting this great effort.
Really big!
FOOD DRiVe
cOntinues
THANK YOU
TO ALL WHO DON
ATED
DONA
The shopping cart will remain in the lobby until
Christmas please keep on giving. Please spread
the word, ask Family and Friends for donations.
There is no better feeling than helping a person in need!
Grand Knight’s Message
Brother Knights,
This year again, as we have in the past, the St. Regis Knights are hosting a Saturday Bingo
to raise funds for the Suffolk Chapter Fraternal Assistance Committee. The date is Saturday,
October 11 and the time is 7:15pm at the Bohemia Bingo Hall, 1644 Locust Avenue, just south of
Vet’s Highway and west of Lakeland Avenue. We need workers and players. Brothers, this is an
event that benefits everyone; proceeds go to the FAC Committee to help brothers in need and the
council also benefits. So, if you don’t want to work, get some friends and relatives together and
come out to support this worthy cause.
Sunday, the 14th, we celebrated the installation of our 2014 – 2015 Council and Columbiette
officers with a Mass and ceremony at St. Joseph’s followed by a reception at the Council. Our
District Deputy, John Finn and his Wardens did a masterful job and we were pleased to see our
new Chaplain, Fr. Henry, installed. Thanks to our new Lecturer, Mike Marano for a delicious repast
and to the Club for their help and cooperation. I’d like to see any officers who could not make the
installation at the business meeting so they can be installed by the DD.
Our Pot Luck Dinner was very well received and attended, with about 50 Knights,
Columbiettes, and family members present. It was such a success that I am thinking about another
one on December 2 for the Creche lighting.
At our Social Meeting on the fifteenth of this month, we have scheduled a combined First
and Second Degree. This is a very ambitious project and, as it stands, we are pretty light on
candidates. I’m working on some, but we need you to do what you can. Let’s ask some friends
and get them to the screening on the 9th. Membership is what drives the Order.
For the third year in a row and the fourth out of the last five years, our Squires have won the
Brother Barnabas Award. I have invited Chief Squire Chris Gillin to speak before our next business
meeting about this great accomplishment. We should be very proud of our young men.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops and the Diocese of Rockville Center have declared
October and Sunday, October 5 Respect Life Month and Respect Life Sunday, respectively. The
Long Island Coalition for Life has invited us to join Long Island Pro-Lifers on Sunday, October 5 in
a show of solidarity for the principle of the Sanctity of Life. I am asking Knights, Columbiettes, and
their families to meet at LIE exit 70 south and Cty. Road 111 in Manorville from 2:00-3:30pm for
this non-sectarian event to try to change the hearts and minds of people who would trivialize life,
morality and family life. We will meet at the Council for those who would like to car pool, but you can
go direct and stay for all or part of the event. I hope to see you there.
Fraternally yours,
Grand Knight
God Bless Our Troops
“Remember, we can only make this work by all working together.”
TO VOLUNTEER, PLEASE CALL
Joe DiNero, PGK - 648-0575
Colleen Wyman - 942-8390
Balkam, Laura
Benson, Paul
Blinn, Pat
DeFilippis, Mike
DiNero, Anne
DiNero, Joseph
Festa, Ann
Fawcett, Thomas
Fawcett, Thomas Jr.
Gillin,Tom
Giordano, Anthony
Harris, Emily
Harris, John
Hartnett, Maryanne
Hartnett, Rich
Hoffman, John
Johnson, Mark Jr.
Lein, John
Lipani, Tom
Kammerdener, Bob
Matera, Joseph
Matera, Toni
Wyman, Colleen
Maraviglia, Serafina
Maraviglia, Salvatore
McCourt, Lawrence
McCourt, Vivian
McMenamin, Gerard
McMenamin, Rosemary
Moloney, Maurice “Mo”
Morale, Dolores
Nicosia, Joseph
Powers, Terry
Powers, Bob
O’Brien, Guy
Purcell, Dan
Purcell, Joyce
Rail, Regina
Safina, Carmela
Safina, Vincent
Sawicki, Steve
Vitalino, Antonio
Weeden, Jim
Wengler, Bob
Wyman, Colleen
Willis, Ray
Woods, Debbie
SATURDAY BINGO - OCTOBER 11
St. Regis Columbiettes
Holiday Cr af t F air
Saturday, November 1, 2014
10am - 5pm
Come shop for beautifully crafted items, the
area’s finest homemade goods including
Jewelery, Candles, Flower Arrangements,
Woodworking, Raffles and Much More
Vendors Wanted
For information, contact Christine Tallman
by email: [email protected]
Find the Perfect Gift for Everybody on Your Holiday List!!
IN MEMORIAM
Columbian Year 2014 - 2015
Charles E. Fish
Church Bulletin
St. Regis’ Monthly Memorial Mass
will be at 9:00 am on
Sunday, October 26
Our Service Men and Women
Fraternally,
May Their Souls Rest in Peace
Edward Nelson
Church Director
631-981-4402
Poker Fundraiser
St. Regis
Knightsof Columbus
Council 4651
October 2014
Knight of the Month
Joseph DiNero
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Family of the Month
The Hartnetts
Thank You for all you do
in support of our Council.
Friday, October 10
Friday, October 24
Sign in at 7:30
Play Starts at 8:00
Membership News
Our next screening will be on
Thursday, October 9 at 8:00 PM
There will be a combined First and Second
Degree on October 15 at 7:00 PM at St. Regis.
We need your help.
We are looking for Volunteers to help on our
Membership Committiee. This is a great way for
new and older members to get involved with
helping to grow our membership.
Remember Brothers:
Membership is the lifeline of our Order.
If you are interested please see me or give me a call.
Thank You
Bob Powers, GK 631-265-2967
St. Regis Columbiettes
Night at the Races
Sat. Oct. 4 • Doors Open at 7:00pm
First Race Starts 7:30 (after dinner)
$15.00 Includes Heros • Salads • Beer • Wine • Soda • Coffee • Cake
St. Regis Squires Win Again!
2013-2014 Brother Barnabas Award
Congratulations to our St. Regis Columbian Squires for winning the 2013-2014 Brother
Barnabas Award. Each year the Supreme Council recognizes the top 25 Columbian
Squire activities orderwide. This year the St. Regis Circle was recognized for their
January Dinner Dance honoring the memory of Medal of Honor winner Navy Seal
Lt. Michael P. Murphy. This marks the 3rd consecutive award for St. Regis, 4th in
the last 5 years and 5 awards overall.
Great job gentlemen!
Prayer for the Canonization of Father Michael J. McGivney
God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and
orphan, you called your priest, Father Michael J. McGivney, to be an
apostle of Christian family life and to lead the young to the generous service
of theirneighbor. Through the example of his life and virtue may we follow your Son,
Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling His commandment of charity and building
up His Body which is the Church. Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to
greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring for the
needy and the outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify your servant, Father Michael J. McGivney, on
earth accordingto the design of Your holy will. Through his intercession, grant the favor I now present
(here make your request). Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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4:00pm to 9:00pm
Happy Birthday!!!
ST. REGIS COUNCIL WISHES ALL BROTHERS BORN IN OCTOBER A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Thomas C. Ahern
John W. Elia
George R. Fanning
Anthony S. Ambrosio
George F. Fannon
Frank Amendola
Michael A. Fenimore
James Baldassano
Joel J. Fitzer
Steven L. Blair
Richard J. Flaherty
Dominick Bonanduci
Joseph Fragale
James F. Boyle
Joseph A. Gangemella
Michael J. Brennan
Anthony Garcia
Stephen V. Bux
Martin Gaughan PGK, FDD
Peter C. Calabrese
Joseph J. Glide, Jr.
Anthony Caldara
Eugene S. Gordon
John P. David
John P. Hannigan, Jr.
Salvatore DeMeo
Rev. Richard G. Henning
Rev. Peter Devaraj
Stephen H. Hession
Dcn. Michael L. Devenney, Jr.
Daniel Jackson, Jr.
Anthony R. DiGregorio
Rev. Walter Kedjierski
Sean M. Egan
John J. Edwards
Albert M. Lanphear, Jr.
Robert D. Lardner
Louis E. Lopez
Thomas G. Mandello
Michael P. Mawn
Timothy J. Mawn
Thomas J. McCabe
Donald J. McGlynn
Thomas W. McKiernan
Neil M. McLaughlin
James W. McLean
Francis L. Merlino
Antonio Migliozzi
Jose Morel
Guy J. O’Brien
John F. O’Hara, Jr.
Gerald V. O’Mara
John J. Paduano, Sr.
Scott R. Pearson
James J. Peterson, Jr.
Walter A. Poggi
Joseph V. Reale
Joseph T. Ronan, Jr.
Miguel A. Rosa
George E. Rush
Michael G. Rutowicz
Salvatore Sciortino
Vincent Sollecito, Jr.
James W. Sturiano
Karl E. Sundquist, Jr.
Mark W. Suomala
Rochard D. Vergara
Joseph P. Violi
Lawrence R. Vollaro
Alan L. Wyman
Roger A. Young
Harold J. Carlton III PGK
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email: [email protected]
We Stand Strong On Ethical Ground
Some people believe that ethics in business is a contradiction in terms. They think that in order to be profitable,
a company and its leaders must abandon morality and embrace the dark, greedy side that they see so often in the
news and in movies.. At the Knights of Columbus, we know this isn’t true. A business can be both ethical and
successful. We are. As a Catholic organization, we understand the value and importance of our core beliefs and
the original mission of Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney. In fact, much of the strength and financial security
we provide to members and their families can be attributed to our ethical, moral standards. More than 96 percent
of Knights who buy our life insurance keep it, year in and year out. The Order takes this commitment to our
members very seriously. This means carefully planning when it comes time to invest. Our professional staff
researches all transactions to insure that they fall in line with Catholic values. If a transaction makes them
uncomfortable, they don’t make it. “We exclude any company engaged in activity that conflicts with Catholic moral
teaching: companies directly involved in abortion, contraception, human cloning, embryonic stem cell research,
for-profit health care that pays for any of these, or pornography,” said Supreme Knight Carl Anderson. “There are
many companies in the pharmaceutical and communications industries that would undoubtedly provide excellent
returns for us, but which are not in our portfolio because they engage in research and development or programming
in ways that violate the sanctity or dignity of human life.” In the end, the Knights of Columbus investment strategy
is motivated by morality, not money. Yet, each year we remain profitable, increase our assets and stay dedicated to
this vision that will keep the Order financially sound for generations to come. “Faithful Catholics have choices
when buying life insurance,” said the Supreme Knight. “But they know that at the Knights of Columbus their policy
is supplied by an insurer that shares their moral and ethical values and is guided in all of its investment and sales
practices by those values.” Contact me today to learn more about our products.
May God Bless you and your family and keep them safe.
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Proceeds will help with expenses related to
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2nd Prize:
Ronkonkoma’s 25th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
$25.00 Per Ticket
See Bartender or Jim Tallman: 917-440-1955
200 Gallons
of Reg. Unleaded Gasoline
or cash equivalent at market price
Drawing to be held Nov. 7, 2014 at Tobins
(Winner need not be present to win)
Ronkonkoma’s 25th Annual
St. Patricks Day Parade
GOLF OUTING
October 7, 2014
Heatherwood Golf Course • South Setauket
Registration 7:15am
Reserve Early!!
Reservations are on a first come first serve basis.
Dinner and Golf ....................$100 per per
son
person
Single players are welcome to attend and will be put into a foursome.
Dinner onl
y ............................ $50 per per
son
only
person
Those who cannot attend the full days event are welcome to join us for dinner.
• 18 Holes of Golf •
• Golf Carts •
• Reception Following at St. Regis •
With a Buffet and Open Bar
• Cash Prizes for Longest Drive •
and
• Closest to the Pin •
• 50/50 Drawing and Raffles •
Sponsorship Opportunities
Tee Sign Sponsor ........................... $50.00
Longest Drive .............................. $100.00
Closest to the Pin ......................... $100.00
Dinner Sponsor .............................. $500.00
To reserve a spot or for more information, please contact:
Joe Cummings 631-766-4603 • Jim Tallman 917-440-1955 • Bob Garrity 516-314-4516
St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee
Presents our
3rd Annual
50's Dance
Saturday, November 15, 2014
8:00pm to 12:00 midnight
DJ Entertainment
Catered By LaKoma Deli
Your Choice of Roasted Chicken or Roast Beef Dinner
Prize for Best 50's Outfit ~ Raffles ~ 50/50 ~ Open Bar
Reserve your tickets now!
$35.00 per person
Payment due by November 8, 2014
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR
For tickets call Chairlady Paula Martire at 846-4289 or Debbie Woods at 277-3837
or Mail Payment To:
St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee
PO Box 318 • Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
Please Make Checks Payable To: St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee
Men’s
Prayer Group
Every Tuesday night
at St. Joseph’s Church starting at 7:30pm
Pray the Rosary.
Let’s reach out and bring a Brother.
For information, call:
Ed Nelson 981-4402
• Bob Koepper 588-7662
• Gerry McMenamin, PGK 648-3090
COMING SOON
CRAFT FAIR
Saturday, Nov. 1
COLUMBIETTE BAKE SALE
Sat. and Sun, Nov. 8-9
BLOOD DRIVE
Tuesday, Nov. 11
VETERANS LUNCH
Wednesday, Nov. 19
MILITARY BRIDGE
Saturday, Nov. 22
Message from the President
My Fellow Columbiettes,
Can you believe fall is upon us? The leaves are changing, the students are back
in school and Columbiettes activities are abounding. There are lots of events
coming up for all of St Regis. Please keep checking the calendar as a reminder
of those things. Not on the calendar is the Memorial Mass 10/5 11:30 AM at the
Shrine of Our Lady of the Island. This is to remember all deceased Columbiette
members of Suffolk for the past year. Also Suffolk Chapter is hosting a Halloween
Spooktacular Bingo at St Anne Council 2nd Ave Brentwood on 10/23.
A big thanks to all who brought food and well wishes to our meeting last
month when we honored Ann Festa, our Past President, for her 2 years of hard
work and dedicated service. They will not be easy shoes for me to fit.
Our October meeting will once again start at 7;30 pm as we will be honoring Mary
as we always do in October and having a First degree.
On behalf of myself and my fellow officers I wish to offer sincere thanks to all
who attended our installation ceremony and repast afterwards. It was nice to
see so many or our fellow Columbiettes and Knights . I look forward to working
with all of you to make this year successful. I especially want to thank Colleen,
our ceremonial chairperson, who was quick on her feet when hit with sudden
changes in plans and a malfunction, Eppie Larke and my sister Kathleen for
acting as guides, the Squirettes for their usual great job of serving and a big YUM
to the cooks.
So you can plan ahead and mark your calendars I want to let you know of
upcoming events later in the year:
Nov. 1 - Craft Fair, Nov. 8-9 Columbiette Bake Sale at St Joseph’s (see Terry
Powers), Nov. 22 - Military Bridge (fun time for all-bring the whole family, friends
and neighbors too).
Two items to note for December - On December 2nd we will have the lighting
of the creche outside the Council, we will be singing carols and there will be
refreshments.
Millie D’Agostino has arranged for us to attend “It’s a Wonderful Life - A Live
Radio Play” at the Smithtown Center for Performing Arts on December 21 at
3PM - wine, cheese and raffles. More information will be available at the October
meeting.
Looking forward to seeing many of you at these events.
Fraternally yours,
Mary Anne Hartnett
Madam President
COLUMBIETTES BAKE SALE
Sat. and Sun. Nov. 8-9
at St. Joseph’s Church Before and After all Masses
It's time once again for the Columbiettes Bake Sale. This is one of the few fund raisers we
have and we really need your help. We need cakes, cupcakes, pies, breads, cookies, and
brownies. Since we are approaching the holiday season, we are presented with the
opportunity to include holiday-themed products including candy apples, chocolate
candies, chocolate lollipops, holiday cereal bars and popcorn balls. You can let your
imagination run wild. Please make sure that all products are suitably wrapped (cellophane,
plastic wrap or baggies). Please call me and let me know what you will bring and what
Mass it is for. I need to make sure I have all the Masses covered. My volunteers and I will
be at all the masses to accept your cakes. Feel free to stick around and help out. Thank
you in advance; The Columbiettes always come through.
Terry Powers - 631.265.2967
Squirettes Youth Organization Presents The
Childrens
Halloween Party
Saturday October 25, 2014
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Childrens
Halloween
Party
Dancing, Crafts, Snacks
Prizes for Best Costume
$5 per person
New members are always welcome! If you are a Catholic girl
between the ages of 11 and 17, Squirettes is for you! We
meet the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month except July and
August. For more information please contact the Squirette
Counselor Marguerite Garguilo at 445-8536.
Columbiette Calendar
OCTOBER
1 - Officer’s Meeting
4 - Columbiette Night at The Races
8 - Columbiette Meeting Note: Start at 7:30pm
12 - Stony Brook Vets Home - meet at St. Regis 9:00am
20 - Columbiette Chapter Meeting
26 - Monthly Memorial Mass - 9:00 am mass
Columbiette Night at The Races
Oct. 4 at 7:00pm
Happy Birthday
to all our
Sister Columbiettes
Born in October
MEMBERSHIP
If you know of any Catholic ladies - family or
friends - who are at least 17 years of age, please
call me with their names and phone numbers.
Fraternally,
Fraternally,
Joyce Purcell
Dawn Santiago
467-0230
275-4211
Pray for the Sick
Please keep the following in your prayers:
Magen Cohen (daughter of Barbara), who
has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer;
and Agnes Ludwigson who is undergoing
radiation treatment for ovarian cancer.
Catherine Szynaka remains in Infinity
Rehab. Center, 305 Locust Ave. Oakdale
NY 11769. Please send cards.
Our Memorial Mass for the deceased
members of the Knights and Columbiettes
will be on Sunday, October 26 at 9AM at
St Joseph's Church followed by
refreshments at the Council. All are
welcome to attend.
If you know of any Columbiette who is in need of
a visit or a card, please call:
Pat Blinn 631-619-6181
Thank You!
Thank you to all who came to see the
spectacular “Cats”. The music, voices and
colorful costumes were amazing. My
thanks to Dolores Morales, Cathy West, Ann
Festa and Mary Anne Hartnett. A special
thank you to Rae and Mike Rifenbury and
my hubby. It was a very enjoyable and
sucessful afternoon. Again many thanks.
The next show date is Dec. 21 at 3pm
“It’s a Wonderful Life” at The Smithtown
Performing Arts Center.
Millie D’Agostino
St. Regis Columbiettes Officers 2014-2015
President
Past President
Vice President
Secretary
Financial Secretary
Treasurer
Sentinel
MaryAnne Hartnett
Ann Festa
Patricia Blinn
Catherine West
Annette Vitalino
Mary Ellen Bergin
Theresa Powers
Chairladies
Sick & Welfare
By-laws
Membership
Ceremonials
Newsletter
467-2418
588-2587
619-6181
585-1719
981-0794
619-6865
265-2967
Board of Audit
Patricia Blinn
619-6181
Colleen Wyman
Regina Rail
Joyce Purcell
Colleen Wyman
Stacey Johnson
909-8492
467-0230
942-8390
737-1615
Ann Festa
942-8390
588-2587
To advertise
on this
page
please call
Mark Johnson
631-737-1615
St. Regis Columbiette
Joyce Purcell
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St. Regis Council N
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No.
RETURN
SERVICE
REQUESTED
Knights of Columbus
Lake Ronkonkoma, New York
OCTOBER 2014
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUN
MON
CASINO
BUS TRIP
5
TUE
SUNDAY
NOV. 2
BUS LEAVES
AT 9am
6
7
13
Fourth Degree
Exemplification
Club 4651
Meeting
COLUMBUS
DAY
20
14
27
FRI
3
Business
Meeting
Columbiette
Officer’s Mtg
Squires
Meeting
9
15 Social
10
16
POKER
FUNDRAISER
Chapter Meeting
17
Meeting
21
22
$3000
BINGO
Squirettes
Meeting
Screening
Parade
Meeting
$3000
BINGO
ALL SOULS
DAY
Daylight Savings
Time Ends
Turn Clocks Back
Officers
Meeting
11
$6000
BINGO
to support
Suffolk Chapter
F.A.C. Program
18
Squires Meeting
23
24
$3000
BINGO
Squirettes
Meeting
Audit
25
Kids’
Halloween
Party
POKER
FUNDRAISER
28
30
29
Memorial
Mass
3 November
Columbiette
Night at
the Races
Oktoberfest
1 November
31
$3000
BINGO
2 November
SAT
4
$3000 BINGO
First & Second
Degree
at St. Regis 7pm
Columbiette
Chapter
Meeting
26
ST. REGIS COUNCIL #4651
THU
2
Columbiette
Meeting
7:30pm
12
19
1
8
Fourth Degree
Installation
1:15pm
Stony Brook
Vets Home
WED
Pre Srt Std
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No.1730
Ronkonkoma, NY
11779
4 November
ELECTION
DAY
5 November
Business
Meeting
Columbiette
Officer’s Mtg
6 November
Harvest
Craft Fair
HALLOWEEN
ALL SAINTS
DAY
7 November
8 November
$3000
BINGO
Squires Meeting
Columbiette
Bake Sale