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4130 NEWS
February 2015
Knights of Columbus Council 4130
10806 Granger Road, Garfield Hts., OH 44125
Financial Secretary
Grand Knight
Robert Piechowski 330-722-3972
Ben Welich 216-410-2150
Council 4130 Activities planned
for the coming weeks are:
Feb 1
SUPER BOWL PARTY 4PM
Feb 4
OFFICER’S MEETING 7:30PM
Feb 5
Feb 11
BOB COLLINS DIOSCESAN MEETING
BUSINESS MEETING 7:30 PM
Feb 13
CHAPTER MEETING 7:30 PM
Feb 15
Feb 16
ST MONICA BRUNCH
PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT
SIGN IN 5:30PM
Feb 18
4130 TRUSTEE / ISABELLA
MEETINGS 7:30 PM
FOURTH DEGREE 8PM
SUPER CASH DISTRIBUTION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINNER
PORK ROAST $9 / $7
SERVING 4 - 7 PM
TEXAS HOLD EM
Feb 19
Feb 21
Feb 25
Feb 28
Council Office
216-662-2277
Insurance Agent
Joe Madigan 440-941-7075
S CHO LA R SHI P I NF O
& Q UA LI FI CATI ONS
This just a reminder for those Brother Knights planning to
apply for a high school or college scholarship this year. A Brother Knight:
1. MUST ATTEND AT LEAST 4 BUSINESS MEETINGS BY MAY 1.
2. MUST SELL AT LEAST 10 CASH BONANZA TICKETS.
3. CURRENT DUES PAID BY MARCH 31.
If you can’t attend these meetings, YOU MUST CONTACT the Grand
Knight to make other arrangements.
Also, Brother Knights are graded for participating on Council Activities. See the newsletter for upcoming events.
New Club 4130 Tru stees El ected
4130 Club President Jeff Snodgrass would like to thank
all who attended this year’s annual meeting.
The three new trustees elected at the meeting were:
Contact the Council
[email protected]
Jeff Snodgrass
PGK Leroy Golembiewski
[email protected]
T
Joe Hrovat
Chaplain’s Corner
he second month of the new year has begun. Hopes and dreams are still strong and
we hope to improve on the previous year. We should resolve to increase our faith,
come to know the Lord Jesus in a more intimate way. He is the center of our life of faith. Our faith
anchors us and gives us direction and purpose. Practicing the faith in a serious, more positive way
must be a priority this year. Everyone must see our new commitment to follow Christ. Prayer,
study, the sacraments, good works are signs of our serious direction and means for redirecting ourselves as Christ followers. Follow Him more intensely this year. The elusive peace we desire will be
ours.
Fr. Norman Gajdzinski
ST . M ONICA’S
HOL Y NAM E SOCIETY
F renc h Toa st Bre ak fa st
On Sunday, February 15 after the 8-10-12 masses
the Holy Name Society will be serving breakfast.
French Toast, Eggs, Sausage, Coffee, Juice and Milk are included.
Adults $6 - - - Children $4
Call Will Skladany for further information (216) 544-6785
OHIO CHARITY KICKOFF
The district kick-off meeting for the State Charity
Drive is Saturday February 21, 11:00am. Every ticket sold
benefits the charities supported by our council. Let’s make
this a record year. See next newsletter for more details
Attention Brother Knights & Scholarship
Recipients
Texas Hold Em Tournament
February 28, 2015. Doors open at 10:00 AM for cash
games with the tournament starting at
3:00 PM.
Tournament entry is $100 with first prize of
$5,000 based on 10 entries.
This is to benefit the Michael J. Fox
Parkinson’s research foundation.
Call Jeff at 216-870-7242 for more info
Right for Life
Scrap Collection
Please consider giving our council
some help with the Night at the Races fundraiser by taking a patron ad in our program
book. The patron ad is $10. If you can’t attend the event or buy a horse, this is a great
way to help.
There will be a patron scholarship area displaying
the names of past scholarship recipients. Brother Knights
please ask your children to see if they
are willing to support the night at the
races with this effort.
There will also be an area displaying the
names of Brother Knights supporting the
Night at the Races as a patron.
The patron ad is on the back page of this newsletter.
Steve Fedorko
Our council is actively collecting scrap
metal which proceeds go to support
our donations to the local Right for Life Organizations. We
are accepting all steel and aluminum cans (Please separate
them into different bags). You can drop them off at the
This years Measure Up weekend runs from Thursday, April 30, through Saturday,
May 2. The sign-up sheets, for 2 hour blocks, are in the clubroom.
hall on the right side of the trash bin area.
Times will be 10am to 8pm. We will be at Dave’s, Drug Mart, and Giant Eagle.
All metal (such as stoves and refrigerators) is being collect- Please come and help to make 2015 a great year. Contact Paul Pirrone at 216-4107080 for more information.
ed. Larger items can be picked up. Please contact Ken
Prybor to arrange for a pick up. Our
BOW LING LE AGUE
council recently donated a total of
Our bowling league is under way. Cost is $10 per
$1950 to Womankind, Cleveland Right
bowler and is due now. It includes the steak dinner in June. See
to Life and Birthright. All was a result of the binder in the clubroom for information and schedule for bowling.
Ken’s efforts in collecting scrap metal.
M on da y N igh t a t th e M ov i es o n t he
B ig Sc re e n
Wednesday night dinners
Adults $900 / kids under 12 $700 Serving 4 - 7
Feb 25 --- Pork Roast
Dinner will consist of pork, spaetzel, sauerkraut, vegetable with garden salad, roll and
butter Also included are non-carbonated
drinks, coffee, tea, and water.
Catering by WALTAM’s
Reservations are required. Please sign up at the council
hall or call the hall at 216-662-2277. Take-outs available.
The Isabella Guild will also be selling fresh bakery
Can Pop available for $0.50
Monday Movies are continuing in February.
They’ll be shown on the 2nd, 9th, and 23rd.
Movie Night begins at 8pm.
COLLECTING CELL PHONES
Our troops wish every one a Happy and Blessed New
Year. They remember us each day. Let’s remember them!!
Keep the cell phones coming. Our goal remains at 2,000. You can drop them off at the hall.
Check out the website for more info:
www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com
Only Having Insurance“Through Work”
Doesn’t Work
ANNUAL NIGHT AT T HE
RACES
S AT URDAY MAR CH 7
Do you know anyone whose life or career has drastically changed during these
years of economic downturn? It’s very likely that someone in your immediate
or extended family or group of friends is facing financial uncertainty. Maybe
there’s a possibility that you (or your spouse) could lose your job or change
employers.
Preparations are underway for Council 4130’s Annual Night at the Races to be held at the K of C Grand Ballroom on March 7.
Too many people have often relied on group term life insurance as their only
safety net. Often, this insurance is an employee benefit provided at low or no
cost. The existence of this coverage might convince someone that personallyowned life insurance is not necessary.
Tickets for the event are $15 a person. It includes a
meal, beer, and set – ups. The doors open at 6:30pm, the
buffet is at 7:00pm, and races start at 7:45pm sharp. Let us
know if you want to reserve tables.
But only having “through work” insurance can leave you and your family vulnerable. Most group life insurance policies are limited in amount, which may be
tied to salary or some other benchmark. These numbers are often capped, and
this cap may be dangerously low when compared to your family’s actual needs.
In fact, a detailed needs analysis that evaluates your specific situation, will
likely show that any employer-provided coverage falls short.
In addition, the amount of group insurance offered is almost always reduced,
sometimes dramatically, when you retire. You could one day find yourself
without coverage, and if your health has changed (which it will as you age),
you might also find yourself unable to secure individual protection. At the very
least, it will definitely be more expensive.
While group life insurance can help, it does not replace the need for individually owned life insurance. I’ll be happy to meet with you and provide a no-cost
needs analysis, so you’ll know exactly where you stand.
Wing Night
The cost of to sponsor a horse is $15.
Ads for the race program will be $25 for a quarter
page, $50 for a half, and $100 for a full page.
Volunteers are needed to sell horses, help at the
event, and much more. See the sign up sheets at the hall.
For more information contact Steve Fedorko @ 440886-1973 or GK Ben Welich 216-410-2150
. Let us know if you want to reserve tables.
Deadline for ads is February 28. This is also a good
time to use the Patron Ad form on the back of the news letter. With your help this fundraiser will be a great success.
COUNCIL KNIGHT OF
THE MON TH
PARMA TAVERN
January’s Knight of the Month was DGK
John Hlavaty.
5680 Broadview Road
John was selected for his efforts in supporting the
West Side Catholic Center with the blanket drive.
Parma, Ohio
MARCH 28, 2015
6pm-8pm
Tickets are $20.00 Each
!!!! Congratulations to John !!!!!
SICK & VIGIL
Our Military Personnel, PGK Lou Papesh, PGK
Included in price are Wings, Pasta, Pizza, Salad,
Draft Beer, Wine and Soda!
Joe Putka, PGK Art Hanford, Dick Hovan, Ag-
Contact Will Skladany @ 216-544-6785
Or
PGK Don Zamiska @ 440-241-4783
Skladany and PGK Don Zamiska) and any oth-
Upcoming Events
March 7 - Night at the Races
March 15 - Corn Beef Dinner
March 28 - 3rd Annual Wing Night
May - Measure-Up
See future newsletters for details
nes Hanuscin (Mother-in-Law of Will
er Brother Knight or their families that are
sick or in distress.
MEMB ER SHI P DUES
2015 due notices have been mailed. Don’t forget the
“Give Me $5” campaign for Measure Up. The additional $5 can be included with your annual dues.
- FS Robert Piechowski
FEBRUARY 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
2
1
TUESDAY
3
4
THURSDAY
5
9
10
FRIDAY
6
11
12
16
17
PINOCHLE
TOURNAMENT
5:30PM SIGN-IN
22
23
14
CHAPTER
MEETING
7:30PM
18
19
20
4130 TRUSTEE
/ ISABELLA
MEETINGS
7:30PM
24
7
13
BUSINESS
MEETING
7:30PM
15
SATURDAY
Diocesan
Meeting
7 PM
OFFICERS
MEETING
7:30PM
Super Bowl Party
4-11pm
8
WEDNESDAY
25
FOURTH
DEGREE
MTG/OPEN HOUSE
21
Super Cash
Distribution
11 AM
27
28
8 PM
26
Pork Roast Dinner
4-7pm
Texas Hold Em
Isabella Guild News
FEBRUARY IS HERE……….That Means Spring Is On It’s Way (a little
slow, but it will be here for us to enjoy.
The Isabella Guild will enjoy the year ahead with many exciting events to
cheer us up. Our Board Meeting will be on Tuesday, February 3, and our
General Business Meeting will be on Wednesday, February 18. Plan on
joining us for these meetings.
BIG NEWS………An event filled with fun, prizes and entertainment
(what more could you ask for). Our Salad Luncheon will be on Saturday,
March 21 in the annex hall. The doors will open at 12:00 Noon, the salads will be ready to eat at l:00, and the entertainment will follow. Tickets
are $15.00, and can be purchased at our meetings. The Theme will be,
ALL ABOARD, sponsored by the Parks Division. There will be our famous Basket Raffles, and Door prizes – what a great way to enjoy an
afternoon with Good Friends to have a good time.
At our March meeting look forward to our Birthday Celebration, and
watch for information about a bus trip…. Many events are happening for
us to enjoy.
A VERY HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY IS WISHED TO ALL…
A special thought for
Your Day
When we do our Best, We never
Know what miracle will come to us
Bernie Cermak, Recording Secretary
NI GHT AT THE
R ACES PATR O N
PATRON AD COUPON
Please include me among “Patrons” in the Council’s Night at the
Races Program
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PLEASE PRINT
Past Scholarship Winner
ATTENDANCE
PRIZE MISS ED
Brother Jim D’Angelo missed out on the $260 January
attendance prize. February’s prize will be $270.
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PLEASE PRINT with / year
Enclose your check for $10.00 payable to
K of C Council 4130 and send to 10806 Granger Rd.,
Garfield Hts., Ohio 44125