It is here that the Council Activities Chairman keeps a record of his reports at council meetings and for the monthly newsletter. Special projects can be noted and knights who are assisting him can also leave communications.
Father Michael C. Kidd K of C Council
Knights of Columbus Council 14455 – Mitchellville, Maryland
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Welcome to Dave's Humor Corner! CLICK on Dave's head and you will find things that he hopes will amuse and inform you. Asked why he hangs out between Father Kidd and Sacred Heart Councils, he answered: "You guys are all as sweet as candy; but, while candy is dandy, liquor is quicker!"Founder of the Knights
O great and glorious God, You imbued Your holy priest. Father Michael J. McGivney, with deep priestly virtue and especially with pastoral concern for the poor, the orphan, the widow, for the Christian education of youth, for the protection of the faith of the working man of his day.
Now that his priestly ministry continues to spread to countless millions throughout the world, through the efforts and influence of the Order of the Knights of Columbus, which Father McGivney founded, we beseech Your, Heavenly Father, to raise Your faithful servant, Michael, to the honors of the altar. We ask this favor through our Lord Jesus Christ and His Holy Mother, Mary and our Mother, Amen. 
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (May 2009)
New Appointments in Council Committee – Daniel Njingeh and Mark Manapul have been appointed as Fundraising and Sports Coordinators, respectively.
With his appointment, Dr. Njingeh is expected to take the lead in undertaking one major fundraising event for Fr. Michael C. Kidd Council every quarter. The first event he is tasked to coordinate is the conduct of the Spaghetti Dinner and Auction which will be held sometime in May 2008.
Mark Manapul, who is currently serving as the Warden has been named coordinator for sports. His immediate task is to plan for a sports program for the Council this summer. Various sports activities are being studied such as the ongoing Golf clinic, bowling, and the revival of the softball program that was started last year. Other physical activities will also be explored.
The Council Activities Group is meeting April 18 to hear presentations from the two coordinators and to explore various fundraising and sports activities for the incoming fraternal year. The Council Committee is headed by Geony Provido, with Rodelio Bunag as Vice Chairperson.
Learn CPR & First Aid – If you are interested in learning the basic skills to save lives, (CPR, First Aid) contact Brother Daniel Njingeh at 240 441 5209 or aboyawowdn@yahoo.com. He is giving a discount to all our members. He offers these courses to individuals and to organizations too. He also teaches the professional rescuer course.
MD State K of C Council Charity Fund – The Charity Fund is a source of support after Councils have assisted with charitable requests. All applications should come through a Council, reviewed by the Grand Knight and District Deputy. Please help the Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Charity Fund with your annual tax-deductible gift. Details and application are available on the State website (www.kofc-md.org). Inquiries may also be made to the Directors: Johnny Norman, 301-645-3967 or Pat Corcoran, 410-588-5880. Send checks (made to the Maryland State Council Charity Fund): c/o Johnny Norman, 2517 Ryce Drive, Waldorf, MD 20601 or make your gift through a Combined Charity Program. Charity—the First Principle!
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (APRIL 2009)
Learn CPR & First Aid – If you are interested in learning the basic skills to save lives, (CPR, First Aid) contact Brother Daniel Njingeh at 240 441 5209 or aboyawowdn@yahoo.com. He is giving a discount to all our members. He offers these courses to individuals and to organizations too. He also teaches the professional rescuer course.
The Maryland State Council is pleased to announce the Annual Convention Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 14, 2009. This year’s outing will be held at The Beach Club Golf Links, 9715 Deer Park Drive in Berlin, Maryland. Registration will begin at 10:30 AM, lunch will be served at 11:00 AM followed by a Shotgun Start at Noon. The cost per golfer, which includes green fees, cart, a hot lunch, beverages on the course and prizes, is $70.00. We are limited to 144 golfers so we encourage you to register early. The official registration form must be returned by April 25, 2009 and must include payment in full. Checks are payable to Maryland State Council Convention Fund. One check per team would be appreciated. NO REFUNDS will be made after the deadline. If you have any questions or need additional information, please call Paul Weber at 410-879-0558 or email apaulweber@msn.com.
MD State K of C Council Charity Fund – It provides financial assistance to individuals in Temporary Urgent Need. The Charity Fund is a source of support after Councils have assisted with charitable requests. All applications should come through a Council, reviewed by the Grand Knight and District Deputy. Brother Knights: Please help the Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Charity Fund with your annual tax-deductible gift. Complete details and application are available on the State Council website (www.kofc-md.org). Inquiries may also be made to the Directors: Johnny Norman, 301-645-3967 or Pat Corcoran, 410-588-5880. Utilize the pre-addressed envelopes provided by your Council or Send checks (made to the Maryland State Council Charity Fund): c/o Johnny Norman, 2517 Ryce Drive, Waldorf, MD 20601 or make your gift through a Combined Charity Program. Charity—the First Principle!
It is time to start thinking seriously about the 111th Annual Maryland State Convention. It will be held at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort, Ocean City, Maryland, the weekend of May 15, 16, & 17, 2009. Reservations may be made beginning 8 AM on November 3, 2008. To make reservations, call 1-800-476-9253; identify yourself as a Knight of Columbus attending the convention in May 2009. Room rates range from $114 to $249. Reservation attempts made prior to 8 AM. November 3, 2008 will not be honored. All reservations at the Princess Royale must be made by April 15, 2009. Additional information may be found on the State Web Site and the District #6 Yahoo Site. For questions, contact DD Vern Hawkins or DW Pat Springmann or Bob Worthington.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (March 2009)
The SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER was a great success. Around 200 people attended and the Knights were out in their identifying blue shirts. Not only did everyone have a good time; it was a worthwhile fundraiser, too. After all bills were paid, we made $385 profit! Many thanks to all those who made the event work.
The Maryland State Council is pleased to announce the Annual Convention Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 14, 2009. This year’s outing will be held at The Beach Club Golf Links, 9715 Deer Park Drive in Berlin, Maryland. Registration will begin at 10:30 AM, lunch will be served at 11:00 AM followed by a Shotgun Start at Noon. The cost per golfer, which includes green fees, cart, a hot lunch, beverages on the course and prizes, is $70.00.
Awards will be presented to the first, second and third place teams. In addition, we will have awards for the longest drive and closest to the pin. All awards will be presented at the closing convention session on Sunday morning. The tournament format will be a four-man team best ball. You are encouraged to enter complete teams. If you do not have a complete team, we will assign golfers to your team. If you are an individual golfer we will attempt to find partners for you. Soft spikes only are permitted at the Beach Club Golf Links.
We are limited to 144 golfers so we encourage you to register early. The official registration form must be returned by April 25, 2009 and must include payment in full. Checks are payable to Maryland State Council Convention Fund. One check per team would be appreciated. NO REFUNDS will be made after the deadline.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please call Paul Weber at 410-879-0558 or email apaulweber@msn.com. We are looking forward to a great time on May 14th. A day on the golf course is the perfect way to begin a fun-filled convention in Ocean City.
The MD State Council – Knights of Columbus Charity Fund
It provides financial assistance to individuals in Temporary Urgent Need . Started with the idea of “a penny a day from each member” the Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Charity Fund has the potential to raise almost $100,000 a year with even that modest gift from each member. Larger gifts can make greater assistance possible. The Charity Fund is a source of support after Councils have assisted with charitable requests. All applications should come through a Council, reviewed by the Grand Knight and District Deputy.
Brother Knights: Please help the Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Charity Fund with your annual tax-deductible gift. The need for support has never been greater.
Complete details and application are available on the State Council website (www.kofc-md.org). Inquiries may also be made to the Directors: Johnny Norman, 301-645-3967 or Pat Corcoran, 410-588-5880. Utilize the pre-addressed envelopes provided by your Council or Send checks (made to the Maryland State Council Charity Fund): c/o Johnny Norman, 2517 Ryce Drive, Waldorf, MD 20601 or make your gift through a Combined Charity Program. Charity—the First Principle! WE ARE CALLED TO SERVE.
It is time to start thinking seriously about the 111th Annual Maryland State Convention. It will be held at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort, Ocean City, Maryland, the weekend of May 15, 16, & 17, 2009. Reservations may be made beginning 8 AM on November 3, 2008. To make reservations, call 1-800-476-9253; identify yourself as a Knight of Columbus attending the convention in May 2009. Room rates range from $114 to $249. Reservation attempts made prior to 8 A.M. November 3, 2008 will not be honored. All reservations at the Princess Royale must be made by April 15, 2009. Additional information may be found on the State Web Site and the District #6 Yahoo Site. For questions, contact DD Vern Hawkins or DW Pat Springmann or Bob Worthington.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido
Fr Kidd Council can now start counting time…in years. We will be exactly one year old come February 4, the same day in 2008 when 44 men of Holy Family Parish united and formalized the creation of the local chapter of the Knights of Columbus. The Council has been blessed. Membership, which currently stands at 71, is close to doubling since the Council’s formation.
We had planned to hold our first anniversary celebration on February 16. However, we were concerned that it fell on a holiday and then we were honored to be asked to have another Second Degree. That degree, due to reasons unknown, was taken from us and so we will race now to have our celebration on Tuesday, February 17 at 7:30 PM. We hope to present spouses with rosaries just as members received theirs a year ago. All members are encouraged to participate and to bring contributions to the event.
Given that our spaghetti dinner was cancelled, we hope that our pancake supper fundraiser will fare better. It is scheduled for Shrove Tuesday, February 24. (see flyer at end of newsletter)
It is time to start thinking seriously about the 111th Annual Maryland State Convention. It will be held at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort, Ocean City, Maryland, the weekend of May 15, 16, & 17, 2009. Reservations may be made beginning 8 AM on November 3, 2008. To make reservations, call 1-800-476-9253; identify yourself as a Knight of Columbus attending the convention in May 2009. Room rates range from $114 to $249. Reservation attempts made prior to 8 A.M. November 3, 2008 will not be honored. All reservations at the Princess Royale must be made by April 15, 2009. Additional information may be found on the State Web Site and the District #6 Yahoo Site. For questions, contact DD Vern Hawkins or DW Pat Springmann or Bob Worthington.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (January 2009)
Charity Raffle Winners:
• Alan Johnson (1st prize: $50)
• Chris Manzano (2nd prize: $30)
• Mark Manapul (3rd prize: $20)
We netted $120 for our Council’s charity contributions as our unique way of sharing with those in need this Christmas and expressing gratitude for the many blessings we have received throughout the year.
We thank the following raffle donors: James Murray, Ramon Evasco, Saturnino Foronda, Mark Manapul, Vince Hubbard, Mervyn Byer, Chris Manzano, John McInerney, Terry Reinhart, Perry Concepcion, Geony Provido, Dick Mewshew, George Johnson, Ed de la Cruz, Fritz Ian de la Cruz, James Marosy, Andres Padilla, Barry Hickey, Tunde Oyalowo, Daniel Njingeh, Kevin Renze and Alan Johnson.
Appreciation – Many thanks to those who participated in the Council Christmas Party. Everyone had a great time and the food was great. Potlucks do work! We have come to the end of the Redskins season. We will report next month how much we made from the concessions at games. Members made great sacrifices to make this project work but it was very rewarding to the council. We also made a few dollars with the KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS cards. Thanks to the sellers and the buyers!
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (December 2008)
The Memorial Mass on November 26 was both a Council and a Parish or Church event. Along with parishioners buried from Holy Family during the past year, we also remembered our beloved Father Kidd. The first reading was done by Paul Batson (Pro-Life Chairman), the psalm was read by Terry Reinhart (Deputy Grand Knight), the second reading by Eugene Batson, the general intercessions by George Johnson (Grand Knight), the calling of the names of the dead was done by Ujuchris Okereh (Chancellor) and our two acolytes during the Gospel were James Moore (Tootsie Roll Chairman) and Vincent Hubbard (Church Director).
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (December 2008)
Christmas Party – We are announcing our very first Christmas Party on the 12th of December, 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM at Fr. Kidd Hall.
“Share Your Blessings This Christmas” is our theme. Instead of bringing and exchanging gifts members are asked to contribute the small amount of $10 (collected at the Dec. 1 meeting). This entitles a member to raffle tickets, the proceeds which will go to charity (gifts to the poor for Christmas). Surely the amount is nothing compared to the many blessings we have received this year.
We are having a potluck dinner again. Please email back your contribution. It can be any of the following:
• APPETIZER
• DESSERT
• SALAD
• MAIN COURSE
• DRINKS
The party is open to all knights and their families. The attire is casual.
Hall Cleaners – Two brother knights helped to clean the hall after a parish rental in early November: Mark Manapul and Ace Balbalec. Given that it was an “after midnight job” the parish was particularly appreciative for their efforts. The council gets a small stipend for the assistance and good will is created between the knights and Holy Family Parish.
The Memorial Mass on November 26 was both a Council and a Parish or Church event. Along with parishioners buried from Holy Family during the past year, we also remembered our beloved Father Kidd. The first reading was done by Paul Batson (Pro-Life Chairman), the psalm was read by Terry Reinhart (Deputy Grand Knight), the second reading by Eugene Batson, the general intercessions by George Johnson (Grand Knight), the calling of the names of the dead was done by Ujuchris Okereh (Chancellor) and our two acolytes during the Gospel were James Moore (Tootsie Roll Chairman) and Vincent Hubbard (Church Director).
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (November 2008)
It is time to start thinking seriously about the 111th Annual Maryland State Convention. It will be held at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort, Ocean City, Maryland, the weekend of May 15, 16, & 17, 2009. Reservations may be made beginning 8 AM on November 3, 2008. To make reservations, call 1-800-476-9253; identify yourself as a Knight of Columbus attending the convention in May 2009. Room rates range from $114 to $249. Reservation attempts made prior to 8 A.M. November 3, 2008 will not be honored. All reservations at the Princess Royale must be made by April 15, 2009. Additional information may be found on the State Web Site and the District #6 Yahoo Site. For questions, contact DD Vern Hawkins or DW Pat Springmann or Bob Worthington.
Christmas Cards Sales – “KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS” cards are still available after weekend Masses. Look for a display in the church or outside. Proceeds go toward the charitable activities of our council.
The Jeweler’s Shop Play – This event was sponsored by Sacred Heart, St. Ambrose, St. Joseph, St. Pius X, St. Edward and Holy Family. Selling refreshments, we profited $121.50 and assisted the churches.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (October 2008)
The Jeweler’s Shop Play – This event is sponsored by Sacred Heart, St. Ambrose, St. Joseph, St. Pius, St. Edward and Holy Family. The Jeweler’s Shop is a drama about love by Pope John Paul II. Don’t miss this limited engagement October 17 and 18 at 8 PM and October 19 at 3 PM at Holy Family Parish Heritage Room. Tickets are adults/$15 and seniors and students/$12. For reservations call 301-262-0704 (Sacred Heart Parish) or 301-249-2266 (Holy Family Parish). Our own Knights of Columbus council will be offering cheeses and crackers as well as selling glasses of wine and other liquid refreshment. This event helps the council a little and assists the churches a lot in having a successful event.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (September 2008)
Charter Night has been rescheduled for September 15 (7:30 PM). Let us try to have all members, especially the charter members, present for this event. Things that need to be considered:
• Resuming the Potluck List
• The Charter Night Program
• Checklist For Materials & Things to Do
Christmas Cards Sales – We are currently selling “KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS” cards after weekend Masses. A display is normally kept in the back of the church or outside. Proceeds of the sale go toward supporting the various charitable activities of our local council.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido (August 2008)
Golf Clinic – This is an avenue for members who are playing golf to bond together. A number of brothers are also interested in learning the game. We hope to schedule future games. We may even play teams as with father/son or daughter.
Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? (Religious Edition) – Rescheduled from an earlier date, the parish DRE asked the knights to handle both promotion and the food for this fun activity. We will be distributing advertising flyers and either selling tickets or food for the event. This event touches many areas of our operations. As a fundraiser it is a council activity, but we are also helping the church, the youth and our families! Mark your calendars for October 11. The event will follow the 5:30 PM Saturday Mass. The hall is reserved from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Charter Night has been rescheduled for September 15 (7:30 PM). Let us try to have all members, especially the charter members, present for this event. Things that need to be considered:
• Resuming the Potluck List
• The Program
Charter Night might also be a well made venue for awards. We are considering giving out Knight of the Month and Family of the Month.
Our Installation will be August 17 (after 12 Noon Mass) with a practice on Friday, August 15. We are expecting at least 80 people. Things that must be considered are as follows:
• Food
• Attendance & Punctuality
• Dress Code
• Practice (tentatively on August 15)
+++Second softball practice held+++
Eighty-nine passes without dropping the ball.
A modest achievement by any standards, but for the knights who went to play softball Saturday morning of July 19, 2008, such is a good way to measure improvement in the level of team play. Slowly, but surely, the knights are working on improving individual skills and team cohesion. This is too early to say that the Council has finally have put together a team, but looking at the ways things are going, it is headed in that direction.
Saturday’s event at the baseball field at the back of St. Matthias Church in Lanham was the second practice session for the knights since softball was adopted as a sports activity for the knight of Fr. Michael Kidd Council. The very first practice was held last June 14, 2009 at the same baseball field and was attended by eight K of C members. In the future, it is expected that members of the parish youth will be participating in the bimonthly practice games.
Sign up and be a part of this team that in the future is expected be in the Hall of Fame! (Let’s pray to that, if it doesn’t work, let’s pray some more)
By: Geony Provido
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
Plan and organize events and select chairmen to work under you:
• Installation
• Charter Night
• Monthly Council Mass
• Softball Team
• Leukemia Pledges
• Columbus Day Ball
• License Plate Program
• Council Memorial Mass
• Founders’ Day Mass, Reception & Awards Presentation
• Council Christmas Party
• Council Potluck & Game Night
• Knight of the Month
Important Fundraisers:
• Christmas Cards
• State Car Raffle Incentive
• Pancake Breakfast
• Spaghetti Dinner
• Concessions at Redskins’ Games
Attend appropriate seminars and state meetings:
• Bi-monthly Council meetings
• Monthly Chapter meetings
• State Membership & Program Seminars
• State Council Picnic*
• State Council Christmas Party*
DISTRICT DEPUTY REPORT
Vernon Hawkins, Jr., PFN, PGK
vhawkinsjr@aol.com (301) 336-0284
To all council officers and members, I share with you my “10 Keys to Success” for this new fraternal year.
1. Be Growth Oriented 365 Days a Year. Establish a quarterly goal for membership and work toward it. If you don’t succeed, retool your ideas for the second quarter.
2. Establish Long-Term Growth Goals. Develop an overall long-term goal for your council. Where do you want the council to be in five years?
3. Create Team-Oriented Officers. Every elected and appointed officer should work for the goals outlined by the Grand Knight.
4. Maintain a Positive Attitude and Communicate It. Set the tone for the Knights of Columbus in your parish or community.
5. Focus on Youth and Youthful Leadership. You don’t need to be young to be youthful and youth oriented. The future of our Order depends on us reaching out to the next generation of Knights. If we don’t reach out to them now, we risk losing their interest to other groups or pursuits.
6. Conduct Leadership Training Programs. Attend State/District/Council-sponsored meetings and training sessions. Review key correspondence from the Supreme, State, and District with fellow officers.
7. Establish Accountability. Plan your membership and volunteer programs beforehand and afterwards review their success or shortcoming. Keep an eye on improvement.
8. Have and Communicate Clear Priorities. Make your membership and fraternal goals clear and communicate them clearly to your officers, to members at meetings and in your bulletin, or at other regular intervals.
9. Be Open to Change. Constantly assess your own performance and that of the council. If something is not working, correct it.
10. Make Effective Use of Your District Deputy/Warden. The District #6 staff consists of experienced Knights. These men, all Past Grand Knights and Past Faithful Navigators, are an invaluable resource for your council. Do not hesitate to call on us for assistance.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido
The dinner/auction on June 21 was a great success! The mystery bags proved especially amusing and Terry Reinhart, in particular, proved a good sport about his peculiar winnings. We are considering a number of fundraising proposals at this time and will report back to the council when these are clarified.
The parish DRE has asked that the knights consider handling the promotion (flyers) for the ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A FIFTH GRADER – RELIGIOUS EDITION. If we supplied or catered the food, then we could also sell tickets for a modest amount and help fill council coffers.
Charter Night is scheduled for July 7 and word has come down to us that both the current State Deputy and Past State Deputy are planning on being present. Let us try to have all members, especially the charter members, present for this event.
We are still looking for volunteers to help with the concessions at Redskins football games. This can become an important way for us to raise council income. Please sign up today! Kevin Renze has taken the lead in trying to recruit volunteers.
He chatted with Bob Worthington about the Redskins concession stand fundraising opportunity. Bob provided the following general information (so far):
1. Game schedule (2 preseason and 8 home games [I need to confirm the commitment to support the August 3 game])
2. Time commitment is 6-7 hours per game, with report time at least 3 hours prior to game time
3. Park at Landover Mall by former Hechts store and take the free shuttle bus to Fed Ex Field (indicate you’re working concessions)
4. Uniform is black pants (with free hat and shirt provided early in the season)
Kevin is our point of contact for Bob to confirm volunteers/substitutions from our council. Please review the schedule information below and indicate to Kevin via email how many (and/or which) games you would like to work. Our council goal is to supply Bob with 5 people per game (or more if backup slots need to be filled).
Let’s have some fun and earn a few Franklin’s to support worthy activities and commitments!
Kevin Renze (202)-314-6538 (renzek@ntsb.gov)
Washington Redskins Pre-Season Schedule
• Aug. 3 HOF Game – Indianapolis Colts 8 PM
• Aug. 9 Buffalo Bills 7 PM
• Aug. 28 Jacksonville Jaguars 7 PM
Washington Redskins Regular Season Schedule
• Sep. 14 New Orleans 1:00 PM
• Sep. 21 Arizona 1:00 PM
• Oct. 12 St. Louis 1:00 PM
• Oct. 19 Cleveland 4:15 PM
• Nov. 03 Pittsburgh 8:30 PM
• Nov. 16 Dallas 8:15 PM
• Nov. 30 N.Y. Giants 1:00 PM
• Dec. 21 Philadelphia 1:00 PM
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido
Saturday, June 21 – Dinner/Auction – An opportunity for Knights and their wives or girlfriends to get acquainted and have a fun evening. The ladies may even make a few rudimentary connections for a possible Auxiliary Group.
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES—Geony J. Provido
Instituted this past February 2008, the Michael C. Kidd Council is parish based here at Holy Family Church. The K of C is a fraternal organization of Catholic men that stresses responsibility and service in several areas: Church, Community, Council, Family and Youth. Their charitable work for the needy and the oppressed is well known. Our community is made all the richer because of their strong moral presence and social responsibility. They will host a multitude of activities throughout the year. Mark Your Calendars Saturday, June 21 – Dinner/Auction – An opportunity for Knights and their wives or girlfriends to get acquainted and have a fun evening. The ladies may even make a few rudimentary connections for a possible Auxiliary Group.
Fraternal Year 2007-2008
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
1. Memorial Day Mass (Reader & Servers)
2. Rosary for Life & Rededication of Memorial to Unborn
3. Assisting Holy Land Vendor
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
1. Memorial Day Flag Service in Cemetery
2. SHARE Food Network
3. SOME Volunteers
4. Shelter Meal Ministry
5. Capitol Area Foodbank
6. Participated in Parish Pro-Life Baby Bottle Campaign
COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
1. Institution of a New Council
2. Formed a Soft Ball Team
3. Council Dinner/Auction
4. Charter Night
FAMILY ACTIVITIES
1. Mothers’ Day Flower Presentations
2. Participation in Child Protection Workshop*
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
1. Prepared Food for Youth Carwash
2. Baccalaureate Presentations
3. A Knight Prepared the Food for a Youth Cook Out
4. Participation in Child Protection Workshop*
Council Program Director Report for Upcoming K of C Meeting:
Saturday, June 21 – Dinner/Auction – An opportunity for Knights and their wives or girlfriends to get acquainted and have a fun evening. The ladies may even make a few rudimentary connections for a possible Auxiliary Group.
Activity Directors must be present at meetings, or ask to be excused, after having selected a substitute to make the report.