Council Knights` Newsletter (September 2015)

VISITATION COUNCIL 11918
Volume XVI Number 15- September 2015
evening with excellent weather, plenty of food
and enjoyable camaraderie with fellow Knights,
friends and family.
We need help selling the tickets for our annual
beef raffle ticket sale after each of the Masses.
Please remember to put the tickets and the
money away in the cabinet after you are
finished selling. If you don’t know where the
tickets and money are, ask another Knight, or
call me and I will give directions. It is our
largest fund raising event and we need your
help to make it another success. The drawing
for the winners will be held at the December 8
regular meeting.
Grand Knight’s
Report
Football: pro, college, high school, if you can’t
get your fill, you must be living on the wrong
planet. Hope you are enjoying all of it.
I want to thank everyone who was able to help
with the parish picnic. The food and popcorn
furnished by the Knights was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Thanks also to Tom Walsh for organizing the
Sky Sox baseball night out. We had a fun filled
Our council will be hosting a Wives
Appreciation Dinner on October 1, at the
Spring Valley Golf Club. 6:30 PM cocktails,
7:00 PM dinner, council will pay for your wife’s
dinner, your cost for meal, taxes, and gratuity
is $25. Please notify John Yanushka, Email:
[email protected] , Cell: 303-349-0988,
Home: 303-646-9445 by the end of this week
so he can give the headcount for the meal.
Our council will also be sponsoring a
community flu shot clinic on October 18th
between 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM. Cost is $30,
covered by your insurance or medicare. Bring
your insurance or medicare card for billing.
Father Bob submitted receipts for replacement
AED adult and child chest pads. Discussion
about the liability of this life saving device and
future training ended with the receipts being
approved for payment by the Knights. A check
for $195 was approved. The AED batteries will
also need to be replaced in June of 2016 and
will cost the Knights $140.
The annual Tootsie Roll campaign for the
intellectually disabled will be held October 3rd
and 4th at the Elizabeth WalMart Super Center.
A chairman is needed for this event. Please
call me if you can help with this worthy cause.
Each member who attended the September
meeting received a free State Charities
Football Krazr ticket. The council paid for the
tickets as a gesture of support for this state
charity program.
Our monthly cash drawing for attendance at
the September meeting ($50) was not won.
Dave Herbal was drawn. Next month we will
be at $55.
Dates to Remember
October 6
Planning Meeting
October 13
Rosary 6:30pm and
Regular Meeting 7:00pm
October 18
Flu Shot at OLV
October Birthdays
October 1
October 9
October 17
October 19
October 22
Rick Sandbothe
James Kane
Wayne Boddicker
Jeff Kutsch
Charles Moss III
KofC Insurance Corner
For Knights of Columbus insurance questions:
Fraternally,
Wayne Boddicker
Grand Knight Council 11918
2014/2015 Who’s Who In the Council
Grand Knight – Wayne Boddicker
Deputy Grand Knight – John Yanushka
Treasurer – Jerry Mavor
Chancellor – Mel Kramp
Warden – Victor Kutsch
Recorder – Tim Gerrells
Inside Guard – Bill Mock
Outside Guard – Vince Platt
Advocate – Tom Walsh
Trustee Three Year – Vern Van Vonderen
Trustee Two Year – Al Hankus
Trustee One Year – Dan Gauldreault
Lecturer – Tom Walsh
Financial Secretary* - Ron Knowles
* Appointed by Supreme
Kip Gaisford
719-332-2938
[email protected]
Did You Know???
Fishing is the biggest participant sports in the
world.
Football (soccer) is the most attended and
watched (on TV) sport in the world.
Boxing became a legal sport in 1901.
More than 100 million people hold hunting
licenses.
Jean Genevieve Garnerin was the first female
parachutists, jumping from a hot air balloon in
1799.
In 1975, Junko Tabei from Japan became the
first woman to reach the top of Everest.
The record for the most major league baseball
career innings is held by Cy Young, with 7,356
innings.
St. Peter goes back to the Gates, looks
around, and lets out a heavy sigh. He returns
to God's chambers and says, “Well, they're
gone."
“The guys wearing hoodies?" asked God.
The Major League Baseball teams use about
850,000 balls per season.
The high jump method of jumping head first
and landing on the back is called the Fosbury
Flop.
About 42,000 tennis balls are used in the plusminus 650 matches in the Wimbledon
Championship.
A baseball ball has exactly 108 stitches, a
cricket ball has between 65 and 70 stitches.
A soccer ball is made up of 32 leather panels,
held together by 642 stitches.
Basketball and rugby balls are made from
synthetic material. Earlier, pigs’ bladders were
used as rugby balls.
Golf the only sport played on the moon – on 6
February 1971 Alan Shepard hit a golf ball.
A badminton shuttle easily travels 180 km/h
(112 mph).
Knight Light
Saint Peter is sitting at the Pearly Gates when
two guys wearing dark hoodies, and sagging
pants, arrive.
St. Peter looked out through the Gates and
said, "Wait here. I’ll be right back." St. Peter
goes over to God's chambers and tells him
who is waiting for entrance. God says to Peter:
"How many times do I have to tell you? You
can't be judgmental here. This is heaven. All
are loved. All are brothers. Go back and let
them in!"
"No. The Pearly Gates."