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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

ST. CLEMENT COUNCIL #2844

9560 WALKER ROAD, McGREGOR, ONTARIO NORIJO--PHONE 726-6494 FAX 726-5616 FEB 2006 __________________________ K. OF C. EXECUTIVE 2005-06 __________________________ CHAPLAIN Fr. William F. Kornacher. . . . . .726-5127 DISTRICT DEPUTY Gord (Cheryl) Edwards . . . . . .737-6633 DISTRICT WARDEN Ron (Rollande) Ducharme. . . . .776-7720 GRAND KNIGHT Dave (Debbie) Taylor. . . . . . .737-8887 DEPUTY GRAND KNIGHT Dale (Marcella) Martin. . . . . .776-8907 CHANCELLOR Jim (Margaret) Biggs. . . . . . .735-5457 RECORDER Paul (Angela) Sylvester . . . . . .726-6357 FINANCIAL SECRETARY Chuck (Marla) Roy. . . . . . .735-2825 TREASURER Frank (Deirdre) Van der Pryt. . . .726-5182 ADVOCATE Murray (Madeline) Kirzinger. . . .776-9578 LECTURER Gary (Penny) Gardin. . . . . . .726-5050 TRUSTEES Gary (Penny) Gardin. . . . . . .726-5050 Gord (Judy) Renaud. . . . . . .726-7057 Kevin (Michelle) Langlois. . . . .726-5013 WARDEN Chris (Kelly) Bergeron. . . . . .726-5383 OUTSIDE GUARD Claude Loignon (Linda). . . . . .739-9724 Russ (Rose Marie) Dalpee. . . . .726-6531 INSIDE GUARD Al O’Neil(Carol). . . . . . . .737-9475 PAST GRAND KNIGHT Chuck (Marla) Roy. . . . . . .735-2825 K. OF C. MEETING SECOND WED. OF EVERY MONTH DINNER 6:30 P.M. MEETING 7:30 PM CHARITIES MEETING – SEE CALENDAR COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING FOURTH WED. OF EVERY MONTH MEETING 7:00 PM

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FEB. 8TH KC GENERAL MEETING

FEB. 10TH AND 24TH

FISH FRY

FEB. 17TH CHICKEN AND SLIDER DINNER

FEB. 15TH

SENIORS DAY

FEB. 5TH SUPERBOWL SUNDAY

FEB. 11TH

ST.CLEMENTS PARISH STAEK BBQ

FEB. 25TH

BEACH PARTY

MAR. 17TH ST.PATRICK’S DAY PARTY

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____________________________________ COLUMBIAN CLUB 2005-06 ______________________________ PRESIDENT Gary Gardin. . . . . . . . . .726-5050 VICE-PRESIDENT Chuck Roy. . . . . . . . . . .735-2825 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dave Taylor. . . . . . .737-8887 Dale Martin. . . . . . . . . . .776-8907 Frank Van der Pryt. . . . . . . .726-5182 Jim Biggs . . . . . . . . . . .735-5457 Murray Kirzinger. . . . . . . . .776-9578 ____________________________________ MCGREGORETTES EXECUTIVE 2006-07 ____________________________________ PRESIDENT Janet Moore. . . . . . . . . . .776-5022 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT Cindy Deslippe. . . . . . . . .969-0569 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT Maggy LaFramboise. . . . . . ..726-6083 RECORDING SECRETARY Angela Sylvester. . . . . . . . .726-6357 CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY Mary Meloche. . . . . . . . . .726-6582 TREASURER Diane King. . . . . . . . . . .726-9670 PAST PRESIDENT Deirdre Van der Pryt. . . . . . .726-5182 ____________________________________ IN CASE OF ILLNESS OR DEATH IN THE FAMILY PLEASE NOTIFY: MCGREGORETTES - BETTY DEBLOIS AT 726-6391 KNIGHTS – SEAN YOUNG OR JANICE BROCKMAN AT 726-6494 ____________________________________ KC INSURANCE - YOUR AGENT JEREMIE BORNAIS 519-736-7983 OR 1-866-683-1355 ____________________________________ COLUMBIAN SQUIRES TRAINING TOMORROWS LEADERS TODAY! ____________________________________

For The Entire Family

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CHAPLAINS REPORT

Brothers,

St. Valentine When we think of Valentine's Day, we think of

romance. However, how did it start? Who is St. Valentine?

St. Valentine of Rome was a priest who served during the third century in Rome. At that time, Emperor Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than married or engaged men, so he outlawed engagement and marriage for young couples. Realizing the injustice of this law, Valentine secretly married couples. He enjoyed helping them unite. As soon

as news about Valentine got to Claudius, Valentine was thrown in jail and was sentenced to death.

Many asked Claudius to free Valentine, but he refused.

He locked him up, and he died on February 14, 270.

So February is for lovers.

It is a wonderful month for us cold Canadians to warm our hearts.

Maybe that’s why St. Valentine day falls in this winter month of February.

We really do not know too much about this holy man Valentine. May of our ancient Christian practices have been passed on to us by word of mouth and custom.

What is important in all the stories of the saints – is not always what is historical in the telling of the story, but what is the message that this holy person passes on to me this day.

The red in Valentine is a symbol of passion, of blood and fire. If only we would allow God to fire us up for what is good and just. Lord, let your holy blood and passion change us into great lovers like you! Lord, You alone are my first Valentine!

Yours in Christ

Fr. Bill Kornacker

MISSION IN PERU From last months bulletin you’ll remember we

talked about the only hot breakfast of the week. Below are some pictures showing father Bill involved in this event.

Father Bill blessing the hot porridge and buns that the adults are preparing and the kids will get.

Father Bill helping one of the kids. This boy has a pail as he is also getting the meal for brothers and sisters.

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The kids like to thank any groups who donate to the food by making up signs as you see here.

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GRAND KNIGHT’S REPORT

Brothers, Wow, where is the time going? More than half the fraternal year is done and we still have so much to do. We

have many events happening in the next few months and I will be recruiting volunteers, which is never a problem with all of the active members in this council willing to lend a hand.

I would first like to thank all the volunteers from some of our recent events. A special thank you to Brother Eli Betrand for helping to keep us organized in the kitchen for

Appreciation night and also to the rest of the Columbian Club executive who made that night a success. ………. New Years Eve, we had 400 people in our hall, the biggest crowd we have had in a long time. I would like to thank our barbequers for that night Brother Chris Bergeron and Ken, our cooks Jeanine Bissonnette & Janice Brockman, all of the serving staff and cleanup crew, the bartenders Harmony along with Dave & Theresa Gillan. A special thanks to Brother Gary Gardin & Chuck Roy for jumping in to help out. The band “24/40” who we hired for that evening made the event a great success, the dance floor was always full and everyone had a great time.

I would like to give a special thanks to Brother Murray Kirzinger who takes old unwanted computers, gets them in working order and then on behalf of the council donates them to St Vincent De Paul for distribution to a family in need. So brothers if you have any old, unwanted computers sitting in a closet collecting

dust please donate them to the council and Murray will take it from there. Thanks again Murray!!

Knight of the month for January is a true representation of what the Knights is all about. He is there whenever I ask for his help, he is a councilor in our Squires program, he is our basket bingo chairman, and he is also our recreation chairman. Join in congratulating our January Knight of the Month Brother Phil Lefrancois.

The Squires will be holding their annual Starve-a-Thon on Feb 10 & 11 starting right after the fish fry, please support these boys as they solicit donations which will all be donated to St. Vincent De Paul.

Two dates to keep open on your calendar, Feb 17 Chicken & Sliders Cost is $8, and February 25 Beach party $15. Both these events are great fundraisers for our council, be sure to come out and support them.

K of C car raffle tickets are now available. There is a new prize board this year, 7 vehicles, 5 trips (new this year) & 12 cash prizes (two $25000 prizes added).

If you wish to purchase ticket you can contact any member of the executive or tickets are available at the clubroom bar.

To keep our council vibrant we need new members with new ideas & enthusiasm. I encourage every Knight to recruit other Catholic gentleman to become Knights of Columbus

Fraternally Yours

Dave Taylor Grand Knight

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COLUMBIAN CLUB REPORT

Brothers,

Things have been happening at a pretty good clip since my last report. After many years of being out of compliance with the electrical code, we have replaced and moved the two compressors in the mechanical room that service our beer cooler. They have been replaced with one new compressor on the roof. Also at the recommendation of the refrigeration contractor, we replaced one of the evaporators in the beer cooler. Everything is now new and fresh and should last for many years.

With the increases in our lunch business, we have been adding crock-pots for soup, gravies etc. resulting in

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popped electrical breakers. A big thanks goes out to Brother John Graham for upgrading our circuits to bring us into compliance.

A big thanks also goes out to brothers Lyn Richardson and Girard Beaulieu for restoring many of our wheelchairs. We now have 9 wheelchairs that look like new. If any brothers know of someone that is in need of a wheelchair, give us a shout.

On December 12th and 19th we conducted "Smartserve" courses for all of our bartenders and other interested parties. Thanks to bother Dale Martin for running the first one and to our manager Sean for running the second one.

Appreciation night in December was well attended. We received many compliments on the quality of the food. Thank you to all the brother Knights that volunteered their time to make this event a success.

The New Years party was phenomenal. A big thank you to Brother Chris Lepain and family for the outstanding entertainment and to his wife Kathy for selling a ton of tickets. Close to 400 people were served. We were a little short staffed for the event but as usual the Knights rose to the challenge. Without being asked, brothers Chuck Roy and Dave Taylor saw the need and jumped up and pitched in to put out the fires. Thank you brothers. I would also like to thank Brother Chris Bergeron and his helper Ken for the great job cooking the steaks. There were a few lineups at the bar and hopefully these issues can be taken care of with a few changes for next year.

The Friday night specials continue to bring in the crowds to the Clubroom. On January 6 we served meatloaf to 87 patrons. Thanks to brothers Chuck Roy, Dave Taylor, Ron Hamelin, Dale Martin and his good wife Marcella for helping me make this night a success.

Gary Gardin President

A WORD FROM THE HALL MANAGERS

2005 brought a successful year here at the Columbian Club. Things have

been moving along in a very positive direction as of late. I would like to personally thank all of our Knights, as well as our regular patrons for their continued support, and understanding of

the changes in recent months.

Looking forward, I hope we can all make 2006 a stellar year for everyone! All the changes of staff and management in the last 6 months have made for a rewarding time for all of us here at the club. Bookings for weddings, receptions, meetings, and trade shows have been rolling in steadily. We have even begun bookings for 2007! Also, for those Knights and patrons that may have booked an event here in our Main hall or in our Club Room in the past, that may have a long standing arrangement with previous Columbian Club management, please discuss the particulars of your arrangement with the Columbian Club management or President before your event. The last thing we want is to disappoint someone after the fact because we were not aware of the specifics. So please, if you are uncertain that your agreement has been made clear to the Columbian Club management, please make it a point to bring it to our attention before the event. Many thanks again for all of your positive feedback. All of the staff and I greatly appreciate your kind words for all of the hard work being done behind the scenes here!

Sean Young

__________________________________________ CHARITIES REPORT

The following charities were

supported during the month of November:

1. Columbian Squires Provincial Board

2. Hiatus House, Windsor-Essex 3. McGregor Ladies Auxiliary 4. Windsor Classic Indoor Games

Jim Biggs

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #2844 FREE THROW CHAMPIONSHIP 2006

This year, the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship

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for the McGregor Council #2844 took place on Tuesday, January 17, 2006 in the Ecole Ste Ursule gymnasium. We had 64 participants competing in their respective divisions. The winners and runner-ups are listed below, with the number of competitors for each division given in parentheses: BOYS – AGE 9 {6} GIRLS – AGE 9 {10} 1st Place – Mathew Donison (Ste Ursule) Danielle Maciak (Ste Ursule) 2nd Place – Adam Barron (Ste Ursule) Tess Roberts (Colchester N.) BOYS – AGE 10 {7} GIRLS – AGE 10 {4} 1st Place – Christopher Bondy (Ste Ursule) Sarah Drury (Ste Ursule) 2nd Place – Rory Bennett (Ste Ursule) Brooke Bondy (Ste Ursule) BOYS – AGE 11 {4} GIRLS – AGE 11 {3} 1st Place – Bradley Walker (Ste Ursule) Crystal Barron (Ste Ursule) 2nd Place – Eric Lee (Ste Ursule) Kiara Harrison (Colchester N.) BOYS – AGE 12 {7} GIRLS – AGE 12 {6} 1st Place – Zachary Price (Colchester North) Katie Bissonnette (Ste Ursule) 2nd Place – Kenny Allen (Ste Ursule) Laura Carter (Anderdon) BOYS – AGE 13 {7} GIRLS – AGE 13 {2} 1st Place – Tylor Taylor (Holy Names) Michelle Ferguson (Colchester

N.) 2nd Place – Lucas Allen (Ste Ursule) Patricia Dube (Ste Ursule) BOYS – AGE 14 {7} GIRLS – AGE 14 {1} 1st Place – Jeffrey Rousseau (Villanova) Kristin Donison (L’Essor) 2nd Place – Jordan Knight (Colchester N.) n/a

TOP JUNIOR SHARP SHOOTERS (ages 9, 10 & 11) CHRISTOPHER BONDY – 12 out 15 baskets DANIELLE MACIAK – 10 out of 15 baskets

TOP SENIOR SHARP SHOOTERS (ages 12, 13 & 14) JEFFREY ROUSSEAU – 12 out 15 baskets

MICHELLE FERGUSON – 9 out of 15 baskets

Congratulations to all the winners and to all the participants who came out and gave it their best shot! The 1st place finishers will now compete at the next level, district level, on February 25th, at Sacred Heart School in LaSalle. I would like to thank all those involved in the participating schools, in getting the information out to the students. I would especially like to thank Ecole Ste Ursule, for the use of the school’s gymnasium and equipment. In addition, thanks to my parents, Ulric & Mary Ann Renaud, Karen Renaud (wife), Becky Drouillard, Dave Taylor (Grand Knight), Chuck Roy, Dennis Rousseau, Colin LeHoux and the following Squires; Jesse Renaud, Tyler Meloche, A.J. Langlois, Joey & Jeffrey Rousseau, for all their help in making this year’s competition a success! At last, thanks to the McGregor Council #2844 for their continuous support in supplying the donuts and refreshments.

Derek Renaud

Free Throw Chairman

DISTRICT DEPUTIES REPORT

Dear Brother Knights, The month of February promises to be a busy

month. The councils should have their free throws finished and we will be completing the District level in February. This completion will be hosted by LaSalle Council 9500 at Sacred Heart School on February 25th. 11:00 A.M. practice. The Regional level of the Free Throw will be held on March

4th at Migration Hall in Kingsville. Practice is from noon till 12:45 P.M. with competition and awards ceremony from 1:00 P.M. till approximately 2:30 P.M. Participants must have credentials with them as well they need to know the Council name, number, city and the district they represent. They must also have gym shoes. Council free throw Chairmen are welcome to help. If you have any questions on the Regional free throw ask me at the district level, maps will be available for the winners.

The poster contest will be at the District level for judging in February to move on to the Zone level for March 1st.

There will also be a District Deputies meeting on March 9th, location to be announced. This is the years wrap up meeting before the May Convention. All executive members are encouraged to attend.

In February the councils need to get back into the membership drives for the last half of the year. If your council did not have a blitz in January then they should be having one in February. I have been supplying the Grand Knights and the Membership Chairman with a list of the upcoming degrees so we can get the new members through in a timely fashion. There is a third Degrees in April already planned and we want to insure that it is full of new members to help all the councils meet their quotas. So once again I am asking the membership to help their council’s achieve their membership goals. Work with your membership chairman at the churches to meet the potential new members. Let the new members know they are not working alone. We all know this is not how we get things done in the Knights. If you know of a potential member please make the effort to ask him to join. The number one reason that most men have not joined yet is because no one asked them.

Fraternally Yours, Gordon Edwards

District Deputy, District 88

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RECREATIONAL NEWS HEAR! HEAR!

ROBERT JONES BOWLING IS SLATED FOR MARCH 26TH – SO MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!

IT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE US. MORE INFO WILL BE PASSED ON

AS IT IS OBTAINED. A SIGN UP SHEET WILL BE POSTED AT THE HALL. THE SIGN

UP DEADLINE WILL BE MARCH 19TH. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE DIRECT THEM TO PHIL LEFRANCOIS.

Phil Lefrancois

726-5777

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INTERNATIONAL BOWLING

In 2006 this tournament will be held in Beaver Creek near Dayton Ohio on the April 7th weekend. Cost will be $54.00 US.

Chairman Gord Renaud

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McGREGORETTES LADIES AUXILIARY Ladies:

There were 30 members at the January 16th election dinner meeting. Thanks to the following KC men – Frank Van der Pryt, Paul Sylvester, Al Sartori, Chris Bergeron – who prepared steak and chicken meals, served

and cleaned up. Well done! ATTENDANCE KITTY:

$7.50 won by Theresa Quimby MCGREGORETTES

KITTY: $7.50 won by Mary Ann Renaud

4 tickets for the 2006 St. Clement Parish Building

Fund draw were raffled. Winners are Wendy Barron, Deirdre Van der Pryt, Marie Rocheleau, Nora Galipeau. Good luck ladies!

Elections for the 2006 McGregorettes auxiliary

were held. Results are as follows:

PRESIDENT: Janet Moore 1ST VICE PRESIDENT: Cindy Deslippe 2ND VICE PRESIDENT: Maggy Laframboise RECORDING SECRETARY: Angela Sylvester CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY: Mary Meloche TREASURER: Diane King

Let’s all help to keep up the good work of the

auxiliary. Remember your Secret Pal! Enjoy Valentine’s

Day! Happy February Birthdays to: SUSAN CURRIE,

MARIE GUMLACK, MARY MELOCHE, NORMA TARDIFF

Mary Ann Renaud Bulletin Publicity

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NOTICE OF MOTION

1. Charities committee has made a Notice of Motion that St. Clement Council #2844 donate up to $5,000.00 to the Essex County Community Living for program support.

2. Charities committee has made a Notice of

Motion that St. Clement Council #2844 donate up to $2,000.00 to the St. Clements Church Building Fund.

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INSYMPATHY IN SYMPATHYIN SYMPATHY

Our sympathy goes to the family of Brother Mark Morand on the passing of his brother, and also to any member who has suffered a loss that we have not been informed about. We pray for all their souls.

DINNER MEETING The meeting will be held February 8th. Dinner will start at 6:30 PM. The dinner will be Chicken Cordon Bleu. Please take a minute to call the Hall at 726-6494 and give your name. This is important so that the cooks can ensure that there is enough food for all who show up.

WAY TO GO!!!!!!

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH!! PHIL LEFRANCOIS

DRAWS $$$$$$$$$

ATTENDANCE DRAW - $9.25 WON BY PAUL SYLVESTER AUNT JEMIMA –FORFEITED BY JAMIE BEAULIEU

ATTENTION ATTENTION ATTENTION

UPCOMING EVENTS

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HELP

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!! PLEASE COLLECT YOUR POP

CANS AND TABS FOR THE SQUIRES

& USED STAMPS FOR JOHN

DUFOUR WHO PASSES THESE ON TO VIRGINIA DUFOUR FOR THE MISSIONS. YOUR HELP IS REALLY APPRECIATED

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THE KC WEB SITE IS NOW ON LINE LOG ON AT www.kofcmcgregor2844.com SEE THE BULLETIN ARTICLES EARLY + OTHER USEFUL INFO.

SUCH AS E-MAIL ADDRESSES. PLEASE LEAVE AN E-MAIL FOR MURRAY KIRZINGER IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PRINTING THE BULLETIN AND NOT GETTING A MAILED COPY. PLEASE DIRECT COMMENTS TO MURRAY KIRZINGER (IN CHARGE OF OUR WEB SITE) OR E-MAIL HIM AT [email protected]

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FISH AND SHRIMP FRY

DINNER Volunteers for Fish Fry for

Feb. 10th will be Squires and 24th will be the KC.

NORMAL 5:00 PM until 7:00 P.M. One piece of Pickerel - $10.00

Small Shrimp - $10.00 Two pieces of Pickerel - $13.50

Combination Fish & Shrimp - $13.50 Includes: Tea, Coffee, Dessert, Taxes

Large Group Reservations Take-Out Orders Available!

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FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS Ray C. Adam Philip Anderson Randy J. Barron Ronald J. Beaulieu Robin J. Beaune Francis J. Beneteau Jean Paul Beneteau Marvin J. Bondy Arthur Cabrera Jeremy R. Cote John P. Coyle John R. Carrick Kenneth J. Drouillard Leo J. Drouillard Dale A Gagnon Valentine P. Gagnon Daniel Grondin Henry LaBrecque Gabriel J. Masse Patrick McLean Thomas J. McCarthy John N. Meunier Jr. Timothy M. Mousseau Earl G. Reid Ernest C. Renaud Jason D. Renaud Dan F. Renaud Jeremy J. Richard Derek J. Roehler Brian L. Souligny Grant C. Wood MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY!

LUNCHEON AND SNACK SPECIALS MONDAY - FRIDAY 11:30AM-2:00PM REMEMBER BROASTED CHICKEN IS HERE – CHECK BELOW FOR MORE INFO SPECIALS OF THE DAY

PUBLIC WELCOME!!-

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BROASTED CHICKEN DINNERS CHICKEN ONLY Includes Fries OR Broasted potatoes and Coleslaw 2 Piece Dinner ----------- $5.50 3 Piece Dinner ----------- $6.75 4 Piece Dinner ----------- $7.99 4 Piece ---------- $4.99 8 Piece Dinner ----------- $15.99 8 Piece ---------- $9.99 12 Piece Family Pack --- $21.99 12 Piece -------- $14.99 16 Piece Family Pack --- $26.99 16 Piece --------- $19.99 20 Piece King Size ------- $31.99 20 Piece -------- $24.99 TAKE OUT/EAT IN 726-6494 HOURS:MONDAY TO FRIDAY – 11:30AM TO 2PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY – 4PM TO 8PM SUNDAY – 3PM TO 7:30PM All prices do not include taxes

NOTICE!! KEEP US POSTED PLEASE!!

Dear Brothers: In the event of the death of a Bro. Knight, his

wife, child, mother or father or widow of the Bro. Knight, please notify me immediately so that I may present a Perpetual Mass on behalf of the Council. Please notify me at the address below or phone the hall at 726-6494. For members celebrating 50 or 60 years of marriage, please advise us of this joyful occasion! Please give us at least 3 weeks notice so we can take care of getting the gift.

Larry J. Bezaire

255 Alma St. Amherstburg, Ontario

N9V1A6 736-5267

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BABY IF YOU HAVE HAD A RECENT ADDITION TO THE FAMILY – SON OR DAUGHTER/GRAND SON OR GRAND DAUGHTER – LET US KNOW AND WE WILL PUT AN ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE BULLETIN. CALL 726-5182 WITH

THE PERTINENT FACTS. ANY WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS OR OTHER NEWS WORTHY ITEMS CALL FRANK VAN DER PRYT 726-5182

D DATES TO REMEMBER FEBRUARY Sunday 5th – Super Bowl Sunday Wednesday 8th – General Membership Meeting Friday 10th – Fish Fry (Squires) Saturday 11th – St. Clements Parish BBQ Wednesday 15th – Seniors Day Friday 17th – Chicken and Slider Dinner Friday 24th – Fish Fry (KC) Saturday 25th – Beach Party Tuesday 28th – Pancake Supper MARCH Wednesday 1st – Ash Wednesday Friday 10th – Fish Fry (Squirettes) Wednesday 8th – General Membership Meeting Friday 17th – St. Patrick’s Day Wednesday 15th – Seniors Day Friday 24th – Fish Fry (Squirettes) APRIL Wednesday 12th – General Membership Meeting Friday 14th – Good Friday Fish Fry Sunday 16th – Easter Sunday Wednesday 19th – Seniors Day Friday 20th – Spaghetti Dinner Friday 21th – Fish Fry (Squires) Sunday 23rd – Rose Sunday

CUT ME OUT AND PUT ME ON THE FRIDGE. I’LL HELP YOU REMEMBER THOSE IMPORTANT DATES

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 NEW YEARS DAY FOOTBALL!!!

2 3 4 ALHAMBRA AND OPTIMIST MEETING KC EXECUTIVE MEETING 7:00 PM

5 6 7

8 9 SQUIREETTES MEETING 7:00 PM

10 SQUIRES MEETING 7:00 PM

11 DINNER 6:30 PM GENERAL MEETING 7:30 PM

12 13 FISH FRY SQUIRES

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15 BULLETIN ARTI-CLES DUE!!!!

16 LADIES AUXILIARY ELECTION DINNER MEETING

17 18 SENIORS DAY

19 20 SPAGHETTI DINNER SQUIRETTES DANCE

21 EUCHRE TOURNA-MENT` CANCELLED

22 23 VOTING POLLS ELECTIONS 9:00 AM—9:30 PM


25 COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING 7:00 PM


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29 CORPORATE COMMUNION AND BREAKFAST

30 SQUIREETTES MEETING 7:00 PM

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January 2006


1 NEW YEARS DAY FOOTBALL!!!

2 3 4 ALHAMBRA AND OPTIMIST MEETING KC EXECUTIVE MEETING 7:00 PM

5 6 7

8 9 SQUIREETTES MEETING 7:00 PM




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15 BULLETIN ARTI-CLES DUE!!!!

16 LADIES AUXILIARY ELECTION DINNER MEETING

17 18 SENIORS DAY

19 20 SPAGHETTI DINNER SQUIRETTES DANCE

21 EUCHRE TOURNA-MENT` CANCELLED

22 23 VOTING POLLS ELECTIONS 9:00 AM—9:30 PM


25 COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING 7:00 PM


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29 CORPORATE COMMUNION AND BREAKFAST


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January 2006


1 ALHAMBRA AND OPTIMIST MEETING

2 3 SQUIRETTES DANCE

4 BIRTHDAY PARTY CLUBROOM

5 SUPERBOWL SUN-DAY

6 KC EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE MEET-ING 7:00 PM

7 SQUIREETTES EXECUTIVE MEET-ING 7:00 PM HOG’S MEETING 7:30 PM



11 EUCHRE TOURNA. BIRTHDAY CLUB-ROOM PARISH STEAK BBQ

12 HOG’S MEETING 12:00 PM



15 SENIORS DAY BULLETIN ARTI-CLES DUE!!!!

16 17 CHICKEN AND SLIDERS DINNER

18 WEDDING

19 20 LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING 7:00 PM

21 22 COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING 7:00 PM

23 24 FISH FRY KC

25 BEACH PARTY



28 SQUIRES MEET-ING 7:00 PM SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER

February 2006


1 ALHAMBRA AND OPTIMIST MEETING

2 3 SQUIRETTES DANCE


5 SUPERBOWL SUN-DAY

6 KC EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE MEET-ING 7:00 PM

7 SQUIREETTES EXECUTIVE MEET-ING 7:00 PM HOG’S MEETING 7:30 PM



11 EUCHRE TOURNA. BIRTHDAY CLUB-ROOM PARISH STEAK BBQ

12 HOG’S MEETING 12:00 PM



15 SENIORS DAY BULLETIN ARTI-CLES DUE!!!!

16 17 CHICKEN AND SLIDERS DINNER

18 WEDDING

19 20 LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING 7:00 PM

21 22 COLUMBIAN CLUB MEETING 7:00 PM

23 24 FISH FRY KC

25 BEACH PARTY



28 SQUIRES MEET-ING 7:00 PM SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER

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