Fr. Mathias Zerfas Council #664- News
of the Knight
March 2015
Club Manager –JIM RIEDER- 921-1290
Clubhouse– 921-9165
795 Fond du Lac Avenue, Fond du Lac, WI 54935
Hall website is kchallfdl.com
(e-mail) [email protected]
COUNCIL #664 INFORMATION CENTER
Council #664 website: http://www.kchallfdl.com/knights_of_columbus_664_members.htm
Grand Knight: Dave [email protected]
Mailing Address Changes: PGK Tom Schmitz-923-1215
Membership Information: Dues, degrees, etc.-Financial Secretary-Steve Michels-322-1295
Bulletin Information and Mass Intentions for the Sick: Dennis Buechel: [email protected]
ACTIVITIES IN MARCH
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ACTIVITIES DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH FOR COUNCIL #664, ASSEMBLY #1211
AND THE LADIES AUXILIARY. ALL ACTIVITIES AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUBHOUSE, 795 FOND DU LAC AVE.,
FOND DU LAC, WI. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED:
TUESDAY
MAR 03
WEDNESDAY MAR 04
FRIDAY
MAR 06
SAT/SUN
MAR 7/8
TUESDAY
MAR 10
TUESDAY
MAR 10
FRIDAY
MAR 13
SATURDAY MAR 14
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
MAR
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17
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29
COUNCIL #664 OFFICER’S MEETING
LADIES AUXILIARY B-DAY DINNER- Cocktails @ 5:30, Dinner@ 6:30
FISH FRY-SERVING 4:30 TO 9:00 PM
K of C STATE BOWLING TOURNAMENT, WESTON, WI
COUNCIL #664 First Degree Registration@6:15 PM-Degree@6:30 PM
COUNCIL #664 MEETING@7:00 PM
FISH FRY- SERVING 4:30 TO 9:00 PM
2ND DEGREE (REGISTRATION 9:30 AM, DEGREE 10:00 AM)
3RD DEGREE (REGISTRATION NOON, DEGREE 12:30 PM)
ST. PATRICK’S DINNER-SEE BELOW
ROSARY 1:00 PM SACRED HEART
STEAK FRY- GREBE CREW
K of C Golf League Meeting@7:30 PM
4TH DEGREE-SIR KNIGHTS AND LADIES Cocktails @5:30, Dinner@6:30
FISH FRY- SERVING 4:30 TO 9:00 PM
FAMILY EASTER EGG HUNT
PUBLIC SERVICE NIGHT
FISH FRY- SERVING 4:30 TO 9:00 PM
5TH SUNDAY, HOLY FAMILY-8:00 MASS-BREAKFAST TO FOLLOW
Right to Life--40 Days for Life starts on Ash Wednesday and continues throughout Lent. We are also
reminded that there is a Pro-Life rosary Saturday mornings at 7:30 AM @ St. Mary’s church.
Ladies Auxiliary News:
The KC Ladies Auxiliary meeting chaired by Carol Schlaefer open with prayer by Ann Streblow. The secretary
& treasurers’ reports were read and approved. There were no committee reports at this time. Another board
member is still needed. Members heard a report about a grateful family helped at Christmas. Remember to
bring non-perishables for the food pantry and any toiletries from motel visits for Solutions Center. The annual
birthday dinner will be held on Wed., March 4 with cocktails at 5:30 and a dinner of swiss steak and trimmings
at 6:30. The cost is $8.00 payable at the door. Reservations can be made by calling Kate Barr at 921-7433. It is
being held in March due to Holy Week the first week of April. Stations of the Cross will be prayed after the
meeting. The KC Ladies Aux will be serving refreshments on Tues. evening Feb. 24 for the Holy Family
mission retreat at Holy Family church. A donation of $100.00 was made to New Beginnings. A discussion was
held about another rummage sale in spring. Kate Barr will check with Jim about a possible date. More to come
at the next meeting. There is a comedian scheduled for the St. Patrick’s Day dinner on Sat. March 14. The
“Special Peoples” party will be held on Mon. April 13. more information to follow. Thank you to the
refreshment committee of Ann Fritz, Ann Streblow, Mary Moul, Kathy Krueger and Betty Ryan. The restaurant
gift certificate was won by Elsie Kiefer. The meeting was adjourned and prayer was read by Ann Streblow. The
White Elephant auction followed with auctioneers Kate Barr and Dorothy Rieder.
Janet Buechel-Publicity http://www.kchallfdl.com/knights_of_columbus_664_ladies_auxiliary.htm
Fireside Restaurant and Playhouse for 2015
March 21st trip is CANCELLED!!
May 16, 2015-All Shook Up
The cost is $88.00 per person. For reservations call Rick Volz at 922-7719. Send payment to Rick at 724
W. Division St., Fond du Lac, WI 54935. Make checks payable to K of C Council 664. The price will
include luncheon, theatre, bus fare, and gratuities. Be at the clubhouse by 9:00 AM. Join us for the
Fireside premiere of this rocking, rollicking musical comedy featuring the songs of the King of rock and roll Elvis Presley. No tight pants, no kissing and no loud music. Those are the rules in one small Midwestern
1950's town. But then a stranger comes to town - a rebellious, guitar-playing, hip swiveling roustabout (who
bears a striking resemblance to the King himself). All at once everything changes - young love blooms,
unspoken dreams begin to come true, and the once quiet little town is turned upside down in this hilarious,
tuneful, high-stepping, award-winning Broadway romp featuring laughs, romance, thrilling dances, and a host
of your favorite Presley classics such as "Jailhouse Rock," "Hound Dog," "Heartbreak Hotel," "Blue Suede
Shoes," "Don’t Be Cruel," "Burning Love" and many, many more!
West Side Story - September 26th, A Wonderful Life [The Musical] - November 21st
March Knight of the Month is Glen Verdegan
March Family of the Month is the Troy Rademann Family
Insurance and Fraternal Benefits:
We are still seeking an active/assigned field agent for our Council. If you know of anyone who you think might
be interested in taking care of our membership, please contact: Ken Sosnowski, General Agent -12525 N.
Jacqueline Ct. -Mequon, WI 53092, 262-242-3350 [email protected].
Fourth Degree News
Eastern District Exemplification, Appleton, WI, Saturday, April 11, 2015, 9:00 am
Faithfull Navigator, John Schmitz
KC Public Service Night, Tuesday March 24, 2015-Social 6:00-Dinner 7:00
Program after dinner-Cost $12.00 per [email protected] or 921-1290
GRAND KNIGHT REMARKS –
Brothers--As winter drags on, we have already entered our Lenten season with anticipation of the celebration of our Easter
season. A time when we celebrate God’s gift to us, the redemption for all mankind through His son, our Lord, Jesus
Christ. Something that can surely melt the ice in our hearts.
Still, there is much to do and much still upcoming in our council. We had a very successful Sweetheart dinner and dance.
A great time was had by all. Still ahead for this month is a First degree on the 10th if you know anyone who would like to
join our Council. We also have 2nd and 3rd degree on the 14th. Also on the 14th is the St Pats dinner and comedian. Don’t
miss out, has been a great time in years past. Also on the 24th is Public Service night, a way to honor those who diligently
serve our communities in Fond du lac County in so many capacities. Come out and show your support. On the 29th is 5th
Sunday at Holy Family, Deacon Dale to be guest speaker at breakfast. Still one of my favorite quotes from Jerry
Zipperer, “You go to church, and you gotta eat…why not do both at the same time?”
Also, if you have “Liked” Knights of Columbus #664 on Facebook, thank you. If you haven’t, but can, please consider.
This is another developing tool we have to effectively communicate within and abroad. If you have not been receiving
regular email transmissions from [email protected] please email me your contact information. Not typical junk
mail, but another way to communicate. With busy schedules it is difficult for many members to attend our regular
meetings. This helps keep you connected to your council.
We still are in need of men to step up and lead/organize/support various committees and programs. Please contact me so
we can discuss ways that you can support your council or any ideas that you would have. Thank you and God bless you.
Respectfully,
Dave Reilly, Grand Knight
“NOTICE TO ALL GOLFERS”
A meeting of the Knights of Columbus Golf League will be held on Tuesday, March 17th. The meeting will begin at 7:30
PM in the back bar room at the Knights of Columbus Hall. If anyone is interested in joining the league as a regular or as a
sub you are also welcome to attend or call Greg Deer at 583-4401 (home) or at 979-2630 (cell). New teams are welcomed
if openings are available. Teams consist of 2 members and it would work best if you have a partner lined up with you.
League play is on Thursdays and the first tee time starts at 3:30 PM.
Catholic Schools Tuition Assistance Applications Grant
Applications for Council 664 members: Children enrolled in catholic Elementary and high school for the 2015-2016
school year are now available at the council.
Meetings are the 2nd Tuesday: Mar 10th, and Apr 14th, May 12th (last day)
Qualifications: Knight must be a 664 member with dues paid to date/Knight is expected to advance in degrees
Knight is required to be involved in 1 activity per year/Application will not be mailed out!!
If you are unable to attend, the applicant must meet in person with a Tuition grant committee member.
Stipend payments:
1 thru 8th grade
9th thru 12th grade
3 degree
$100.00
$200.00
nd
2 degree
$50.00
$100.00
1st degree
S25.00
$50.00
Ralph 920-929-6506 or Steve 920-924-7817
rd
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STATE GOLF OUTING
Golfers, please mark your calendar for the 2015 KC State Golf Outing. It will be held July 18 & 19, 2015. The
outing is sponsored by Neenah Council 5514 and will be held at the Westridge Golf Course in Neenah.
Saturday is a 4 person scramble format that includes cart, golf souvenir, lunch and Saturday night buffet.
Sunday is an 18 hole individual stroke play event using the Peoria handicap system. Look for more information
in the newsletter as it comes out.
K of C Honorary Pallbearers
Brother Raymond “Ray” W. Mand-12/02/2014 (Correction)
Glen Verdegan, Jerry Zipperer, Butch Becker, Mel Birschbach, Bob Ramstack, Dick Grebe, Dave Wollersheim,
LeRoy Boeder, Rick Volz
SK John Heisler-12/28/14
Jim Davenport, Glen Verdegan, Butch Becker, Joe Schmitz, Gerry Kaiser, Hal Birbach
Brother Leo Schneider-1/16/15
Dave Wollersheim, Bob Ramstack, B. Wagner, Francis Quackenboss, Glen Verdegan, John Nieimeier, Jerry
Zipperer, Pat Switlick
25th ANNIVERSARY OF-WI Knights of Columbus State
Camporee-June 26, 27& 28, 2015
Silver Springs Campgrounds-N5048 Ludwig Road-Rio, WI 53960-920-992-3537
Website at www.silverspringscamp.com
Silver Springs has 300 30 amp electric and water campsites and are ready to host your family for a
weekend or week-long vacation. They offer many pull through sites and large group areas. All of the
campsites are designated as "block sites" and host four (4) campsites per site number or letter. Each site
is divided into four quadrants, each with its own electric, water, picnic table and fire pit.
Campsite per night is $37.00 plus tax. This rate is good if you wish to come days earlier or wish to stay
later.
Knights of Columbus International Camporee
August 1 – 7, 2015
Walnut Acres Campground-22128 Highway 38 North-Monticello, IA 52310-319-465-4665
Website at www.walnutacrescampgrounds.com
Email: [email protected]
Whether you are coming for a weekend or a few days, you are sure to have a wonderful time at our familyfriendly KCIC Camporee! Walnut Acres Campgrounds has over 600 camping sites and two cabin rentals! Enjoy
the campground's spring fed lake where you can fish and boat, river tubing trail and large sand beach. The
campground also has a new zero entry swimming pool.
For more information on the KCIC (Knights of Columbus International Campers), visit their website at
www.kciccampers.com
For any additional information on camping with the Knights of Columbus contact:
Tom Schmitz, State Camping Coordinator, at 1-920-923-1215 or by e-mail at [email protected]
WANTED: your used printer toner cartridges and cell phones. Drop off in bins are in the Grand
Knight’s Office at the clubhouse. Thank you.
5th Sunday-March 29, 2015
Holy Family Church, 4th St. Road- Mass 8:00 AM with Breakfast to Follow
Guest Speaker Deacon Dale R. Paczkowski
Please Call Dave Reilly at 251-6173 or Janet Buechel at 923-0433 by
March 25, 2015 for Reservations
State Bowling
We are now 1 yr. away from being host of the state bowling tournament right here in Fond du Lac. Terry
Meulemans and the planning meetings continue to meet monthly in preparation for this event. The council
approved seed and earnest money for the event. We will need many volunteers and bowlers for this event.
Ebonite is working on securing a professional bowler for the event.
Sweetheart Dance Report
Thanks to everyone who came to the Valentine/Sweetheart Dinner and Dance.
We had 111 people enjoy themselves for the evening.
There were a lot of KC members present for this event. That is nice to see.
Thanks also to Bob and Arlene Ramstack Co-Chairs and my wife Barb, for all the Hall decorations and last
minute details.
We hope to even have more for next year’s Dinner & Dance.
Thank you
Jerry Zipperer, Chairperson
Nursing Home Visits - All Council #664 members are invited to join in and visit area nursing homes as a
group. Bring a Friend. Mel Birschbach 922-5218 (Cell: 960-6812) or Jim Davenport 923-2509.
TUE MAR 03
MANOR CARE@9:30
THR MAR 05
LUTHERAN HOME@9:30
TUE MAR 10
VILLA LORETTO@9:30
(MEET AT CLUBHOUSE @9:00)
THR MAR 12
ROLLING MEADOWS@10:30
TUE
THR
TUE
THR
MAR 17
MAR 19
MAR 24
MAR 26
ALL ABOUT LIFE@9:30
GRAN CARE@9:30
ST FRANCIS HOME@9:30
MANOR CARE@9:30
Farewell to Chaplain Rev. Gary Wegner as he was recognized for his many years of service to
Council 664 at our last meeting. He indicated that he will continue to be in the area while he
takes on additional administrative duties in his work.
THE 42th ANNUAL
Campaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities
(Tootsie Roll Drive)
MAY 1, 2 & 3, 2015
BROTHER KNIGHTS - WE NEED YOUR HELP!!
CALL YOUR CAPTAIN TODAY!!!
Director: Steve Streblow 924-7817
COUNTER & PICKUP TEAMS
Mel Birschbach
Jerry Lauby
Dave Verges
922-5218 or 960-6812
921-1880
921-4462
CHURCHES
CAPTAIN
TELEPHONE
HOLY FAMILY – FDL
ST. MARY – FDL
SACRED HEART – FDL
ST. PETER – ST PETER
RISEN SAVIOR – WOODHULL
HOLY CROSS - MT CALVARY
ST. CLAUDIUS - ST. CLOUD
ST. MARY – MARYTOWN
ST. JOHN – JOHNSBURG
MARK REDIG
DAVE ANDREW
DAVID REILLY
PHIL LASKA
JOE MICHELS
GEORGE MILLER
DON ABLER
BERNIE CASPER
BERNIE CASPER
923-6764
922-4462
251-6173
922-1849
921-1802
753-2905
999-3203
795-4035
795-4035
BUSINESS SITES
FESTIVAL FOODS
FOREST MALL
HORICON BANK
KORNELI’S MAIN ST. EXPRESS
MARINE CREDIT – REES ST
MARINE CREDIT – PIONEER RD
MERCURY MARINE
PHILLY’S ON 4TH
PICK N SAVE – JOHNSON ST
PICK N SAVE – PIONEER RD
PIGGLY WIGGLY
PUMP & PANTRY
SCHRENIERS RESTURANT
SHOPKO
KITZ & PFEIL TRUE VALUE
WALGREEN DRUG- S. MAIN
WALGREEN DRUG- N. MAIN
SOLICITATIONS
SAFETY BUILDING
PAT AUSTIN
DICK GREBE
MIKE CRAZE
DAVID WIZA
LARRY INDERMUEHLE
JERRY ZIPPERER
JERRY ZIPPERER
JIM WAGNER
GERALD TOWLE
JEFF KRAPFL
PAUL FARIS
DOUG SHIREMAN
SABINA CARTER
JIM SUTTON
DAN MOUL
MIKE FEUDNER
TONY HOEPFNER
NEED CAPTAIN
NEED CAPTAIN
906-9100
251-3115
238-5704
913-0345
923-0151
921-6094
921-6094
922-2829
922-3630
923-6723
979-8602
926-1265
517-6244
923-2486
979-7107
922-0219
921-9626
ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER & SOCIAL
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 2015
COCKTAILS 5:00 P.M. DINNER 6:00 P.M.
PROGRAM: HONOR PAST GRAND KNIGHTS &
ENTERTAINMENT FOLLOWING
COMEDIAN SCOTT NOVOTNY
“RESERVATIONS REQUIRED”
$15.00 PER PERSON (On or Before March 1st)
$17.50 PER PERSON (After March 1st)
FINAL DEADLINE MARCH 6TH
INFORMATION CALL: ED BARNES @ 922-8483
MENU: (BUFFET STYLE)
CORN BEEF & CABBAGE
CHICKEN
DRESSING
MASHED POTATO & GRAVY
SALAD, VEGETABLES, ROLLS
COFFEE, MILK
Scott Novotny recently celebrated his 30th anniversary of being a full-time professional stand-up
comedian. Over that time, Scott has had people laughing from coast to coast with his clean, non-
CORN BEEF & CABBAGE
MASHED POTATO & GRAVY
offensive, very funny observations and humor. Armed with only great comedy material, a wonderful
sense of timing, and some physical comedySALAD,
that is sure
to make you laugh,
Scott gets the job done.
CHICKEN
VEGETABLES,
ROLLS
“Audience members are always coming up to me after my show and telling me ‘We haven’t laughed that
hard in years! My cheeks hurt. I had tears inCOFFEE,
my eyes. It’s
really refreshing to hear good CLEAN
DRESSING
MILK
comedy!’, and my favorite, ‘I wish I had been wearing Depends!’ That really cracked me up. I love to
perform, and pride myself in doing my comedy show without profanity or vulgarity.” Guaranteed to make
your audience laugh without offending, Scott is a joy to watch.
Comedy is the perfect way to get rid of those tensions and worries for a while. For some of us, to
forget about sadness and illness for a while. To just feel good! The ancient Greek definition of
comedy is “life with hope”, and I’m all about that!!”
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PLEASE MAKE MY RESERVATIONS FOR THE ST. PATRICK’S DAY DINNER & SOCIAL
(Please note: If you are making more than one reservation, please list all names)
NAME: _________________________________________________________________
NUMBER OF RESERVATION: ______x $15.00 = _______ (On or before March 1st)
NUMBER OF RESERVATION: ______x $17.50 = _______ (After March 1st)
MAIL RESERVATIONS TO:
Edward Barnes
72 N. Sallie Ave.
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
(MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS)