Hosting a First and Sec-ond Degree involving several councils takes a lot of planning and coop-eration and the main prin-ciple of our Second De-gree, Unity, was very evident.

On September 22nd, the last day of Summer, six gentlemen became mem-bers of our Order in a beautiful ceremony con-ducted by the First De-gree team from St. Luke’s. After a short

break, these six new members and seven other Knights who previously made their First Degree, went on to make their Second Degree as well.

Thanks to all the hard work by all involved, the day went off without a flaw.

Our Regional District Deputy John Nussbaum presided throughout the day with the assistance of District Deputies Chris Podgurski and Joe

Sendelback, Grand Knight Jim Haag of St. Luke’s and our Council host Grand Knight Jim Hum-phrys.

Special thanks also to Rick Scherer DD and Rick Lewis for assist-ing with the Second Degree.

Normally, when we host a First Degree, our Degree team will perform the cere-

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Volume 4 Issue 19 October 2007OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF FR. PRICE COUNCIL 2546

With picks and shovels in hand, a group of Knights and their families began breaking ground at the area where our Grotto is to be erected. On Satur-day morning, September 15th, we started with a

prayer led by Gerry Ryan, and proceeded to dig where the foundation will be laid. It seemed as if Mother Mary herself was looking out for Her Knights as it had rained the night before to soften

the ground some and the temperature on Saturday was a bit more bearable than earlier in the week.

We should all be

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Grotto Groundbreaking

Raleigh KnightsHere are your Council Offi-cers for the year 2007-2008:

Grand Knight

Jim Humphrys

930 Wickett Circle

Wendell, NC 27591

(919) 366-2225

jim.humphrys_kofc2546@yahoo.com

Chaplain

Deacon Steve Lewendowski

Deputy Grand Knight

Ed Rogosich

Financial Secretary

Michael Ames

Chancellor Mark Palko

Warden Tony Difede

Treasurer Dave Bayard

Recorder Joe Ryan

Advocate

Carmine Sacchitello PGK

Lecturer

John Kilpatrick

Inside Guard

Emmanuel Ezeobi

Outside Guard

Mike Varvaro

TRUSTEE 3RD YEAR

Tim Whelan PGK

TRUSTEE 2ND YEAR

Ron Duffy PGK

TRUSTEE 1ST YEAR

Rich Ferraro PGK

Council 2546 Hosts First And Second Degrees

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Here are your Council Directors for the year 2006-2007:

Church Director

Tim Kilpatrick

Community Director

Jay Taylor

Council Director

Michael Costanzo

Family Director

Matt Leonard

Youth Director

Bruce MacRae

Membership Director

Richard Scalise

Operation Lamb Director

Jerry Santoro PGK

Pro Life Director Ed Rogosich

Sunshine Director Open

1st Degree Team Ron Duffy

2nd Degree Team John Nussbaum PGK, RDD

District Deputy

Chris Podgurski PGK

Sacred Heart Representative

Rich Ferraro PGK

St. Joseph’s Representative

Irv Mativi

Photographer Open To All

Historian John Norkus PGK

Newsletter Rich Ferraro PGK

rich0317kofc@bellsouth.net

Webmaster Matt Leonhard

webmaster@kofc2546.org

Pond Manager Tom Monck

Columbus Club Officers

President

Jerry Santoro PGK

Vice President

Rich Ferraro PGK

Treasurer

Ed Bartoszewski

Secretary

Tony Infantino

Directors

Jim Humprys GK

Tom Monck

Vinny Sheehan

Under Good of Order:Knight of Month: Ron Duffy Jack Murray, State Advocate, Presented the council with Membership Award plaque for 2006/2007 year, and also for membership, Contest of Champions Trophy from Supreme, “Tops in the State”. State Golf Tournament held last week, Tim Kilpatrick award for longest drive.Please pray for those who are sick: Pat Scalise, Deacon Steve’s son Mark, Ed Rogosich sister in law, Jim McGowan’s son David, John Kilpatrick, Jeff Price brother in law. Bill Scott, Amy McCormick, Mike Linsdale, Joe Such, Jerry Kean, Msg Jerry Sherba, Msg. Williams, Carmine Sacchitello. Please pray for those who have died: Brother Al Ruocchio, Brother Ken Growney. Jim Phillips, Ann Norkus, Bro. Ernie Major, Bro Jim Kepple. Pray for all our Armed Forces Personnel.Joe Ryan

Capital Towers Bingo -- 2008 Sign Up

Ron Duffy, PGK 872-9544

ronaldcpduffy@hotmail.com

It is that time of the year to volunteer for our great community program to support our bingo program at Capital Towers. Our Bingo Schedule for year 2008 is being prepared so if you have been thinking of representing our council for one Friday evening during calendar year 2008 now is the time to sign up.

Brother Knights on the 2007 schedule will be included unless you let me know you are retiring from this activity.

Bingo schedule

October 12 Mark Palko and Michael Ames

October 26 John Bouzigard and Mike Strother

November 9 Christian Podgurski and Mike McGehean

November 23 Thanksgiving Holiday

December 14 John Gouldie Family, Friends & Supporters

Capital Towers OktoberFest

Capital Towers is having an Oktoberfest / White Elephant social on Saturday October 27th

for their residents and acquaintenances. If you can a donate an arts or crafts item or another item of a Christmas theme then please contact Ron Duffy for an arrangement to have it pre-sented to them for this event.

First Degree Team Ron Duffy, PGK

As the new captain of our council’s First Degree Team I welcome your support and extend my appreciation to Miguel Frisco. Miguel has guided our council’s team for many years and his guidance and sense of humor will be missed by all.

The First Degree ceremony is the introduction of candidates to membership in the Knights of Columbus and our council always strives to make this initiation a meaningful experience to the candidates and to all observers.

We need more members for the Degree team especially when travel plans or other commit-ments conflict with setting up a degree date. All

ceremonial parts are available as we need to have at least two members for each ceremonial part.

Much appreciation to Deacon Steve and Stephen Beausang for coming forward at our Wedne-sady night meeting to become a part of our Degree team.

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Greetings Brother Knights!

Just a few thoughts for you to ponder; God loves you just the way you are!, the only response to Gods love is to love one another.

Not too long ago we heard the parable of the mustard seed. Lets put into context what His disciples were asking of Him. Jesus had just told them they must forgive someone as many times as they have been hurt by someone, and they were told the consequences of causing someone to sin, and that they must love God with all their hearth, mind and soul and they must love each other as much as they love God. Pretty hard concepts to take. It takes a lot of faith to be a follower of Christ! No wonder the disciples felt inadequate. So they asked Jesus to increase their faith. Jesus told them that its not the quantity of faith that you have but the quality of that faith that is important! So if you had a quality faith in the power of God the size of a mustard seed you could move mountains, and do extraordinary things in service to God and your fellow man. Jesus tells us to trust in the faith that you have and to act upon it. By ourselves we probably could not do much to up root deep seated evils or our destructive patterns. But with our “mustard seed faith” in God we could.

Well enough for now. Hope to see you all at our next council meeting, and bring a brother knight that has not been there in awhile with you!

The Deacon!

CHAPLAIN’S

REPORT

Brothers and All,

During the last week of September we conducted a four day Operation L.A.M.B. street drive. I want to say thank you to eve-ryone who was able to help, some by working 3 hour shifts and others by your generous donations to OPLAMB.

For those who wish to make contributions, there’s still time, you can do so 365 days a year. Remember Corporate donations are another way that money is raised; Dollars For Doers and Matching Funds are just a few of the many corporate programs available at many work places. Last year the ADC Corporation where I worked, gave $500.00 to OPLAMB. It felt very reward-ing to hand the check to our Operation L.A.M.B. Director Jerry Santoro, PGK.

Congratulations to our new Youth Director: Brother Tom Monk Jr. Please Give Brother Tom your support. Brother Bruce MacRae (previous youth director) had incurred increases on his personal and professional time and determined that he would serve us better by stepping down at this time. Brother Bruce, thank you for your great ideas and hope to see more of you soon.

There are many events coming up this month. Please check the calendar! Most of the events need volunteers!!! Please read the Directors Reports, contact them! Let them know that you would like to help. Fresh ideas are also always welcome.

Saturday September 15th Fr Thomas Price council broke ground for the Grotto that Past Brother Ken Growney, PGK started, stop by to see the progress. Thank you to all whom had donated to the grotto fund to make this possible.

Remember to visit our web site for the latest updates concern-ing council events and for links to Sacred Heart and St Josephs and more. http://www.kofc2546.org/index.htm

Vivat Jesus

Fraternally, Jim Humphrys GK Council 2546

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mony, however the Degree team consisting of Jim Haag, Joe Rothengast (I told you I would get your name in the news-letter, Joe), and several other Knights from their council stepped up to plate and did a fantastic job.

Fr. Joe Mulroney, Chaplain of St’ Luke’s was the Honoree of our First Degree and State Deputy John Gouldie received the honors for the Second Degree.

Congratulations to all of our new and advancing members. Please remember to stay active in your councils and that all of you are welcome back to The Humble Council at any time.

Thank you also to all of our Brother Knights who attended as observers. Your support is truly appreciated by all.

Vivat Jesus,

Rich Ferraro PGK

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New 1st Degree members: Frank Cuda, Ed Dob-nor, James Dasher, David Dubis, Kevin Duffy, Joshua Hager.

New 2nd Degree members: Frank Cuda, Ed Dobnor, James Dasher, David Dubis, Kevin Duffy, Joshua Hager, Matthew Hair, John Bihlmeyer, Richard Han-son, Stephen Beausang, Doug Parent.

1st Degree team from St. Luke’s

Please wish the following Brothers a Happy Birthday.For the Month of October:

Michael Johnson, Tim Kilpatrick, Leo Kervin, Melvin Colley, Michael McGehean, Peter Hennessy, Richard Bowen, Louis Hanemann, David Fleszar, Patrick Morgan, Michael Flem-ing, Daniel Gresens, William Marrinan, James Shaughnessy, Donald Pavic, Kevin Casey, Jonathon Ladapo, James Steffel, David Anderson, John O’brien, James Starry, Walter Van Gieson, Dane Grismer, Gary Deininger, Eugene Meyle.

For the Month of November:

Robert Petrolino, Arron Brisard, Richard Jankowski, Stephen Miller, Eugene Offoha, Ed Schoenborn, Christo-pher Paez, Charles Powers, James Trevathan, Jason Angel, Steven Gaetani, Jack Burke, Rene Tremblay, Charles Stoner, Miguel Frisco, Chad Burnside, Charles Redmond, Joseph Grady, Bart Raffaele, Hugh Lee, Eugene Bishop, Michael George, Joseph Falco, Theodore Coleman, Tony Aiello, Curtis Deloatch, Michael Kuharcik, Robert Kopetsky, James Stephens, Curtis Smith, Paul Teets, Albert Cellini, Edgar Roman, Robert Padovano, Christopher Chapman, Timothy Peterson.

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proud of Brother Gerry Ryan, who has been doing a fantastic job in organizing and moving forward with this most wor-thy project and seeing that Brother Ken Growney’s dream comes true. Many thanks also need to go to the following for their hard work and help on this particular Saturday morning: Chris Podgurski PGK DD, Tom Dupree FN and his wife Elaine, Michael Ames, Chris Lizak, Tony Difede, Paul Cacciatore, Tony McWilliams, Jim Humphrys GK and kids, Matt Leonhard and kids, Jay Taylor, John Vicaro and Rich Ferraro PGK. The Council would also like to thank The Bishop McGuiness Assembly, The Columbus Club of Raleigh, Wake Services and all of you who have donated your time and money to make this dream a reality. There is still a lot of work to be done and we look forward to your continued sup-port.

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Clothing is available for order with the "Fr. Thomas Price, Knights of Columbus Logo”:

Knit Golf Shirt, White, size Sm. thru. XXlg, $25.00 Long Sleeve Dress Shirt, Button Down collar, White, Sm thru. XXlg, $30.00

Jacket, water repellent, cadet-style collar, Dark Blue, Sm thru. XXlg $45.00Ball Caps, no profile design, White, adjustable size, $20.00

Contact Joe Ryan: 919-782-6797 or thegreatjjr@earthlink.net

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"I am a veteran of the Korean War and belong to an organization called KOREAN WAR VETER-ANS, NORTH CAROLINA CHAPTER. The KWVA publishes a monthly letter. As a result of that letter, I and other members of that organization have learned that as veterans are passing away there are very few peo-ple attending their funerals because their own Family members have already passed away. We are trying to change that situation by forming an Honor Guard here in the Raleigh/Wake County area. This Honor Guard's main function would be to assist the deceased veterans Family at the time of their loss. In addition, that Honor Guard may be asked to participate in parades or other functions where our participation is requested. I envision an Honor Guard that will cover Wake County and possibly several other counties depending on how involved it becomes.”

I am asking that anyone who is a veteran of the Korean War see me or call me at :

Home Phone : 919-828-9300; Cell Phone: 919-618-2799; or E Mail: irvinmattivi@bellsouth.net

(Note: I normally attend 9:00 AM Mass on Sundays at St. Joseph Church)

Thank you so very much.

Your brother in Christ Jesus,

Irvin C. Mattivi

Veterans Day is an American holiday honoring military veterans. Both a federal holiday and a state holiday in all states, it is celebrated on the same day as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day in other parts of the world, falling on November 11, the anniversary of the signing of the Armisticethat ended World War I. (Major hostilities of World War I were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 with the German signing of the Armistice.)

Veterans Day is largely intended to thank living veterans for their service, to acknowledge that their contributions to [United States] national security are appreciated, and to underscore the fact that all those who served - not only those who died - have sacrificed and done their duty.

Please remember all of our armed forces personnel who have served in past conflicts as well as cur-rent ones. The sacrifices made by these men and women of being far from home and loved ones to being wounded or dying in action to uphold what we believe in, should never go unnoticed.

GOD BLESS AMERICA

As the visual arm of our order, The 4th Degree Knights represent our beliefs in God and Country. Whether it’s marching in parade, standing guard over a fallen brother, organizing donut runs to the USO, visiting V. A. hospitals or any of the many other volunteer duties you perform in support of our Order, we are all very proud and thankful. May you continue in your noble ways. A Fellow Sir Knight

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1. The battleship U.S.S. Washington was he first battleship to fire its big guns at an enemy since 1898, when it fought in the battle of Guadalcanal on November 15th, 1942. The Washington was launched on June 1st, 1941, the first U.S. battleship launched in 19 years.

2. All 94 S.S. Generals (bodyguards of Hitler) died in WW II as follows: 32 killed in action, 4 died of wounds, 2 were executed by Hitler, 14 were executed by the Allies, 5 died of unknown causes, 9 died of natural causes, 9 died of natural causes while on duty, 8 died in jail, 4 were executed by the West German government and 16 committed suicide.

3. Henry J. Kaiser, a U.S. industrialist, became the greatest shipbuilder of WW II. He used assembly line methods and at one point was one Liberty ship per day, launching 1,490 by war’s end.

4. Kamikaze, which means “Divine Wind” was a Japanese suicide plane. During WW II the japans used 1,228 of these aircraft which sank 34 U.S. warships.

5. The “Booby Trap” was named for the “Boob” who set one off. (no kidding).

6. The German city of Hamburg was bombed more than 180 times during WW II. About 45,00 people were killed during these raids and more than 9,000 tons of bombs were dropped on the city.

7. The first Medal of Honor awarded to a U.S. Marine in WW II went to Sgt. John Basilone for his action on Guadalcanal. The recommendation for the medal said, “He contributed to the defeat and virtually the anni-hilation of an entire Japanese regiment.

8. On December 15th, 1941 the U.S. submarine Swordfish sank the Japanese merchant ship Atsutasan Maru. It was the first Japanese ship sunk by a U.S. submarine in WW II.

9. The Thompson Machine Gun was widely used by the U.s. armed forces during WW II. It weighed 12 lbs. and could be used with 20, 30 or 50 round clips. It had a range of about 600 yards and could fire up to 100 rounds per minute. The gun was known as the “Tommy Gun”.

10. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941 the U.S. had just 17 battleships in ser-vice. 15 ships were completed from 1912 to 1923. the 2 modern ships were the Washington (BB 56) and the North Carolina (BB 55). Both were completed in 1941 (just in time).

W h a t i s t h e F o u r t h D e g r e e ?The primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism by promoting responsible citizenship and a love of and loyalty to our country through active membership in local Fourth Degree groups (called "assemblies"). Cer-tain members of our assembly serve as honor guards at civic and religious functions, an activity that has brought world-wide recognition to the Knights of Columbus.

These two pages of this newsletter are dedicated to our Fourth Degree Knights and its main principle, PATRIOTISM.

Patriotic: (patriot) a proud supporter or defender of his or her country and its way of life.

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MEMBERSHIP UPDATE FORM

From Michael Ames, Financial Secretary

Brothers,

In order to better serve you, the members of our council, we would like you to please take a few minutes to fill out and return this membership update form. When you are finished fold it over at the marks on the other side of the page, tape or staple it together, affix a stamp, and mail it (or just drop it off at the council). Having the proper information insures that all mem-bers receive communications in a timely manner. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 919-848-2396 or email me at michael.h.ames@gsk.com. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated.

Fraternally yours,

Name: ____________________________________ Phone: __________________________

Address ____________________________________ Cell: ___________________________

__________________________________________ Bus. Ph. ________________________

Home email: ________________________ Work email: _____________________________

Highest Degree: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

How would you prefer to receive your monthly newsletter? Please circle all that apply. Please remember that by having your newsletter sent electronically only, you will receive it sooner, it is in full color, and it saves the council the cost of printing and postage!

US Post Home email Work email

Michael Ames, FS

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Staple/Tape Together Here

Fold Here

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Address

Michael Ames, FS

11304 N Radner Way

Raleigh, NC 27613

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Our Op L.A.M.B. street drive kicked off with out a hitch the weekend of September 27th,28,29th and 30th with the ex-ception that we could always use more help. It always seems we still have to scramble at the last minute to insure we have all the shifts covered at all the locations. Many thanks to all of you who did a shift or more and to all who helped with the accounting. From now until the end of the year we will be looking forward to your corporate, private or per-sonal donations. If you have not donated yet, please do not wait till the last minute. Please give what you can and re-member your donations are tax deductible.

Below are some pictures of some Knights and some folks who made some donations.

Council: Adult Halloween Party on Friday, Oct. 26th at 7:30 PM. Please bring a covered dish and wear your best costume. Council Smoker on Friday, Nov. 23rd at 2:00 PM. Adult (no children please) Christmas Party on Friday, Dec. 14th at 7:30 PM. Dinner and dancing and maybe a visit from ole St. Nick. Council Fruit Drive, Sundays, Dec. 2nd and Dec. 9th at Sacred Heart, St. Joseph’s and Lady of Lourdes…...need lots of help for this one!

Family: A fairly slow September for the Family Program. We did have the Family Fishing outing on Sept. 15th. We had about 15 kids there and about 10 adults. The weather was beautiful and most everyone caught a fish or two. The largest I saw was a catfish caught by Jim Humphreys GK, maybe a foot long. All the fish were returned to the pond to grow a bit.

If you have any good pictures from past events, entries to the calendar or other interesting information you would like posted to our website, please email me at mattel@nc.rr.com The website is kofc2546.org

Membership: on Sunday October 7th, we held our Fall membership drive at both Sacred Heart and St. Joseph’s. (Continued on page 12)

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October Knight of the Month

This months Knight of the Month Award goes to Brother Ron Duffy PGK.

Ron has shown once again that he is willing to step up to the plate and accept a very needed position of First De-gree Captain, vacated by Brother Miguel Frisco, whom accepted a job out of state and had to move. Brother Ron needs to fill some of the positions on the degree team, please contact him if you are interested in learning a part.

Congratulations Ron.

October Family of the Month

This months award goes to Brother John (Jay) Taylor. On Sep-tember 15th we had a Family Fishing event planned and the Fam-ily Director Brother Matt Leonhard was looking for someone to host it for him be-cause of a scheduling conflict. Brother Tay-lor accepted that responsibility to run the event, brought his kids and helped make the day a success. Brother Matt was able to make the event after all. It’s always good to know our Community Director and Family can be counted on.

Worthy State Advocate Jack Murray was our honored guest at our October business meeting. Brother Murray was here on behalf of the State Council to present Council 2546 with two Supreme awards. Thanks to the hard work and dedica-tion of our members and officers we were awarded the Fr. McGivney and Columbian Awards. We were also presented with a Contest of Champions Award for a net gain in mem-bership of 26 new members for 2006-2007.

Pictured on the right is card we received from Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson and pictured below is the presenta-tion of the awards at our last meeting.

On behalf of all the officers and members who made these awards possible, I would like to thank all of you once again and congratulate you all on a job well done.

Vivat Jesus Rich Ferraro PGK

RDD John Nussbaum, State Advocate Jack Murray, Rich Ferraro PGK .

RDD John Nussbaum, State Advocate Jack Murray, Rich Ferraro PGK & Richard Scalise, Membership Director.

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Thanks to all who came out to both churches to help recruit new members; Richard Scalise, Ron Duffy PGK, Tony Difede, Mark Palko, Mike Costanzo, Michael Ames and Jim Humphrys GK at Sacred Heart and Ed Rogosich DGK and Emmanuelle Ezeobi at St. Joseph’s. As you all know, new members are vital to our orders growth, so it is up to all mem-bers to recruit. By asking a friend, relative or fellow parishioner to consider joining the Knights of Columbus, not only are you helping to make our order stronger, you are offering someone else the experience of a lifetime.

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Columbus Club Report: As we contemplate erecting a new facility, we still have plenty of upkeep and maintenance on our existing building to facilitate. Most recently we have painted the hall, added new and better lighting to the ball field and continue our ground keeping efforts. Since Miguel has departed, Paul Cacciatore has taken on the duties of cleaning the building Sunday mornings. In addition, as of October 1st, Dan and Mary Jo Pallatella will officially be running wake services. Dan and Mary jo have some great ideas and are looking to spruce things up quite a bit in the coming months. Your support is vital if we care to continue enjoying our lounge and all else our facility has to offer. Please stop by and wish them both well….perhaps you may want to tend bar one evening or help with decorating for the holidays. Whatever it is, remember this is your council home and your Columbus Club!

What’s a great way to spend Monday night? You guessed it right. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at The Knights!

$1.50 beers and free food served till halftime….what a great combination to go along with two High Def TV’s.

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NOVEMBER 2007Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 All Saints Day 2 3 Adopt-A-H’way

4 5 6 Election Day 7 Business Meeting 8:00 PM

8 9 Capital Tow-ers Bingo

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11 12 Veterans Day Holiday

13 Columbus Club Meeting 7:30 PM

14 15 16 17

18 4th Degree Meeting & Social 2:00 PM

19 20 21 22 Thanksgiving Day

23 Capital Towers Bingo Council Smoker

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25 26 27 Offi-cers/Directors Meeting 7:30 PM

28 29 30

DECEMBER 2007SUN M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T

“ KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS “ 1

2 Fruit Drive 3 4 5 Business Meeting 8:00PM

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9 Fruit Drive 10 11 Columbus Club Meeting

12 13 14 Christmas Party 7:30 PM

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16 Kids Christ-mas Party

17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 Christmas Eve

25 Christmas Day

26 27 28 29

30 31 New Years Eve HAPPY NEW YEAR

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October 2007 NewsletterRaleigh Knights is published monthly for the members of the Knights of Columbus, Father Thomas F. Price Council #2546.Editor: Rich Ferraro, PGKCouncil Phone (919) 231-33154301 Columbus Club DriveRaleigh, NC 27604Council email: koc2546@bellsouth.netCouncil Website:www.kofc2546.orgState website: www.kofcnc.orgSupreme website: www.kofc.org