ALLOUEZ ABSTRACTS

ALLOUEZ COUNCIL 658, K OF C

Published Monthly

www.kofc658.org

August, 2014 ROCK ISLAND, IL VOL XXXIV, No. #8

GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE— JOSH BRUEGGEN, GRAND KNIGHT

Involvement

Brother Knights,

We are all busy men. Our lives are filled with activity; work, family, activities too numerous to possibly

name here. Perhaps the activity we most rarely schedule is time for ourselves to reflect upon ourselves and our

faith. Luckily this time comes pre-scheduled every Sunday (or Saturday as you prefer) for us to attend mass

and attempt to find a moment of quiet in our lives. Now, I ask you to consider spending more time reflecting

fraternally with your brother knights as well.

There is much need for our limited time, and in that vein I intend to put forth several proposals which will

allow our brothers to multi-task some service opportunities along with fraternal time, or family and leisure time

as well. Already our group does several fraternal activities each year among these; barbecues, ball games, and

family picnics but there is more to come. I propose a series of carry-in meals before meetings, and card games

or other activities to follow. I am also open to any other suggestions you may have, if it is a fun fraternal

activity suggest it, and we’ll get it done. Key to having fraternal time is keeping our business meetings brief

and businesslike. I am working to achieve a meeting no longer than 45 minutes so that most of our time may be

spent fraternally.

There are also other opportunities to serve our church that I’d like to propose. Primarily among these is

service to our parish families (the family activity chair is open and waiting for someone to step up) in which we

are somewhat lacking. At our many parishes volunteers are needed for youth programs. I would also like to

consider working to organize a young parents’ mass, an opportunity for young parents to attend mass and reflect

while we handle the constant distractions of their very young children. The possibilities are practically endless

we need only the enthusiasm to act.

In the coming months we will be undertaking to contact all of our brother knights to inquire how they would

like to be involved in parish and fraternal activities. Look for an initial E-mail with many opportunities which I

will ask you to kindly reply to. Your interests will be sent to the several service chairmen so that they may

contact you with opportunities to serve. Do not think that by ignoring these opportunities that you will get out

of this though…….I’ll call you personally if I have to…..but my time is at least as limited as yours. Our

parishes need us, your parish needs you! Get involved, your brother knights will help.

Faithfully Yours

JOSH BRUEGGEN, Grand Knight, Allouez Council #658

309.737.3822

FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR’S MESSAGE –

REGGIE WHITE, Faithful Navigator

I would like to take to take a moment to thank

all of you that voted me in as your Faithful

Navigator. I will do my best to perform the duties

and help this Assembly grow and prosper. To those

of you that do not know me, I am a retired

Professor from Black Hawk College in Moline,

having taught in the computer technology area for

28 years. I still teach part-time, but now I spend

most of my time helping, with my wife of 20 years

– Dee, to raise our 2 grandchildren, Josh (13) and

Nick (10). They currently attend Our Lady of

Grace Catholic Academy in East Moline. If you

think of anything you feel might help our

Assembly, please feel free to contact me at (309)

738-5779.

The Honor Guard helped honor Fr. Alleman on

the 150th

anniversary of his death at St. Mary’s in

Rock Island on the 13th

of July. There were 13 Sir

Knights in attendance and we enjoyed the music

from the African choir.

I wish to be sure to invite all you Sir Knights

out there to attend our annual steak fry, at which

we are hosting the 4th

Degree knights from the

Iowa Assemblies. It is a good opportunity to

mingle with other Knights and to see how we are

all doing is serving our Church, Communities, and

our Nation. I hope to see you there.

Reggie White, Faithful Navigator,

Father Edward J. Bader Assembly 1922

ALLOUEZ LADIES AUXILIARY –

JULIE LAWRENCE, President We will resume our meeting schedule, Thursday

September 11th at 7 PM

Sincerely,

Julie Lawrence, President, Allouez Ladies

Auxiliary

LADIES AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

Congratulations to the 13 ladies who are sharing

an AUGUST birth month. Have a Happy

Birthday! DOROTHY GERLEMAN LINDA HUGGINS

ROSELLE JACKSON RUTH KERNAN

PAMELA LANGSTON PHYLLIS LAWRENCE

COLETTA MACALUSO LAURA NICE

BARBARA REQUET MARILYN ROYAL

JUDY SCARPINATO MARY THORPE

BARBARA ZUWALA

AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES

Congratulations to the fourteen couples who are

celebrating a wedding anniversary this month.

May they celebrate many more!

WILLIAM & BEVERLY BUCKLEY 8/28/1971

DENNIS & JILL CARLSON 8/21/1971

JEFFERY & JOHANNA EDER 8/13/1994

PATRICK & RUTH KERNAN 8/17/1957

THOMAS & DENISE KRONE 8/06/1977

THOMAS & JENNY LENGER 8/23/2008

SHAWN & KAREN MANNING 8/04/1984

ANDREW & MELINDA OLSON 8/12/1995

RAY & JOYCE SAELENS 8/17/1957

H. REX 7 SHARON SCRANTON 8/14/1954

LARRY & DELORES SENGER 8/03/1963

RICHARD & SHEILA STANFORTH 8/05/1999

JOHN & LUANN SWAN 8/09/1975

VERNON & LOMA WEGERER 8/10/1963

We want to recognize all of our married couples

but we can’t if you don’t tell us what this important

date in your life is. Call F.S. JEFF SCARPINATO

(309-981-4003) or email him at

jscarpinato@mediacombb.net so he can put it in

our records or correct our records.

AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

40 brother Knights are celebrating a birthday this

month. May they live as long as they want and

never want as long as they live!

BRIAN BECKER ANTONIO BERNAS, M.D.

PAT CUNNINGHAM, M.D. CLARENCE DARROW

ANDREW DENTON JAMES DINEEN

EMIL DUPONT DALE DUSENBERRY

MICHAEL EGAN DAVID EMERICK

GERALD FOX STEVEN FRELS

AL GUERDET THOMAS HERBERT

REV. TED HOCHSTETTER KEVIN HUGHES

NICHOLAS JANSEN PAUL JOHNSON

JACK KETTERING THOMAS KILBRIDE

SCOT KUNKEL THEODORE LADOWSKI

ANTHONY LANGDON MARK LIOEN

DANIEL McKAY GARY NOWACK

JULIUS PEARSON RICHARD PHILLIS, M.D.

CLARENCE POWERS MICHAEL PTACEK

FRANK RANDAZZO FRANK SCHADEYA

ALAN SHANNON RUSSELL SWIM

DAN VERSCHOORE RALPH VROMAN

JONATHON WALLACE WILLIAM WARLOP

ROBERT WELLS, M.D. PATRICK WEST

PRAY FOR US

MEMBERS SICK OR IN DISTRESS

We pray for our Brother Knights who are ill or

otherwise incapacitated. We can only mention

those of whom we are aware. Let us know if you

wish to be included. Call F.S. JEFF

SCARPINATO (309-981-4003) to be added. We

remember the following members in our prayers:

Robert McDonald Champaign

Joe Burns At home

Samuel S. Collins At home

Emil Dupont At home

Gene Fowler At home

Gerry Fox At home

Richard Friedel At home

Charles Hood At home

Leo Keller

Vince Klauer Avonlea, Milan

Everett Manning At home

Clifford Panther At home

Victor Reyes St. Anthony’s

Phil Sailer At home

Bob Van De Voorde

Henry Wozniak At home

Dick Yeager At home

We pray, O God, that You look with pity on Your

servants who suffer. Ease their pain and comfort

their loneliness. Give them the grace to bear this

cross patiently with You in Christian reparation.

We ask this through Your Son, Jesus Christ, Our

Lord.

JOHN P. MORAN OBITUARY

John P. Moran, 97, of Rock Island, passed away

Thursday, June 19, 2014 at Silver Cross Friendship

Manor, Rock Island.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be 10am,

Monday, June 23, 2014 at St. Pius X Catholic

Church, Rock Island. Visitation will be 2-5pm

Sunday at Rafferty Funeral Home, 2111-1st St A,

Moline with a rosary at 2pm. Entombment will be

at Calvary Cemetery, Rock Island. Memorials can

be made to Alleman High School, Jordan School or

St. Pius X Church.

John was born February 8, 1917 in Davenport,

IA, the son of James and Mary (Ryan) Moran. He

married Betty McGonigle on October 19, 1940 at

St. Anne Church, East Moline.

John graduated from St. Joseph’s High School,

Rock Island, attended St. Ambrose University,

Davenport and received his Bachelor’s Degree

from Catholic University, Washington, DC.

John was the President of Illinois Causality

Company in the 1950’s and later was the Owner,

Operator and President of James A. Moran

Agency.

John was a founding member of St. Pius X

Church where he was chosen to break ground for

the new church and he also served as an

Eucharistic Minister. He was also a member of

Knights of Columbus Allouez Council 658, Rock

Island, Loras Assembly #206 4th Degree Knights

of Columbus, Davenport and was the past president

of the Independent Insurance Agent’s. He enjoyed

reading, swimming at the Y and playing bridge.

John cherished being with his family, going to his

grandchildren’s athletic and school activities and

attending family gatherings.

Survivors include his wife, Betty; children, Jon

(Sonia) Moran, Springfield, MO, Tom (Barb)

Moran, Austin, TX, Jim (Kim) Moran, Rock Island

and Mary (Bruce) Kelsay, Wheaton, IL; 16

grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. He was

preceded in death by his daughter, Janice Sue

Loughlin, son-in-law, George L. Loughlin.

FATHER EDWARD J. BADER ASSEMBLY

#1922 BI-STATE 4TH DEGREE STEAK FRY

FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 2014

PLACE: St. Francis Room, Christ the King

Church, Moline, IL

TIME: Reception at 5:30 p.m. Dinner at 6:15 p.m.

COST: $20.00 per person. (Drinks included)

Father Bader Assembly is hosting this year’s

fourth degree steak fry and we wish that our Sir

Knights will continue to support this event as they

have in the past. A great opportunity to share with

our friends across the river while feasting on good

food.

Reservations needed by August 1. Call JIM

CASEY (794-1159) or REGGIE WHITE (309-

738-5779) or email jmc2800@gmail.com.

Reggie White, Faithful Navigator

DEACON’S QUESTION BOX

What is Bodily Participation at Mass (Part 1)?

Last month, I talked about the need for our

complete participation in the Mass; body and soul.

This month, we want to start looking at some of the

ways our body should participate at Mass. Some of

the things we will look at we already do but

perhaps don’t think about them much. Other

actions we will look at have somehow been

forgotten over the past few decades.

As we enter into the Church, the first thing we

should do is to dip our fingers into the holy water

and then make the sign of the cross. Have you

considered why you do that? There are three

reasons for doing this.

First, making the sign of the cross with holy

water should remind us of our own baptism and the

promises that were made for us by our parents or

that we made if we were baptized as an adult.

The day of our baptism was a great day. It was

the day when we, or our parents or sponsors for us,

renounced Satan, professed faith in Christ, and

were initiated into the mystery of the Holy Trinity.

At that moment all our sins were forgiven: original

and actual, and we became children of God, filii in

Filio (‘sons in the Son’), and heirs of the promise,

daring now to call God our Father.

The holy water and our remembering of the

baptismal promises should remind us to be sorry

for our sins. When there is the rite of sprinkling in

the liturgy, we always sing the Asperges, which

means ‘you will sprinkle or wash’. They should

bring to mind the words of Psalm 50: “You will

sprinkle me with hyssop and I shall be cleansed:

you will wash me, and I shall be made whiter than

snow.”

Holy water is a sacramental. Sacramentals act as

protection against the snares of the devil. The old

prayer for the blessing of holy water said: "O God,

creator of unconquered power, King of invincible

empire and victor ever-great: who put down the

powers of hostile dominion and conquer the fury of

the roaring enemy, who fight powerfully against

our wicked foes: trembling we beseech you, O

Lord, we implore you and beg you: that you might

graciously look upon this creature of water and

salt, kindly illumine it, sanctify it with the dew of

your loving kindness, so that wherever it is

sprinkled, through the invocation of your holy

Name, every infestation of the unclean spirit be

cast out, and the terror of the poisonous serpent be

driven far away. And may the presence of the Holy

Spirit deign to be with us always, we who implore

your mercy."

When you dip your hand into the holy water

font, remember these things, and like Our Lady,

treasure them in your heart.

Feel free to drop me a question for this column.

Questions may be dropped off on the head table at

a Council Meeting or sent via email to Deacon

RUSS SWIM, Assistant Chaplain,

rpswim@mchsi.com, phone 786-3097.

WHAT’S YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS?

Having your Email address allows us to send

the Abstracts to you electronically instead of

paying postage and printing fees. Responses to this

request have been excellent. We currently have 208

addresses. We thank those who allow us to use

their Email address. This has reduced our

expenditures and may improve our

communications to you on special Council events,

etc. By accessing our website (www.kofc658.org)

you will find additional information such as

pictures from Council activities and links to other

websites. We plan to use our online capabilities as

much as possible. If you haven’t sent your address

to ANDREW OLSON

(AndrewJ.Olson@yahoo.com), do it now. It’s not

too late for future use. Please let us know when you

change your email address.

2014 Annual Charitable Golf Outing

On Sat. July 19th

, Allouez Council along with

St. Ambrose Council held our Annual Charitable

Golf Outing at Highland Springs Golf Course,

Rock Island. While we only had three teams enter

from Allouez Council, St. Ambrose had ten,

resulting with (13) teams total, far short of the (25)

teams required for a Shot Gun Start. I am pleased

to report that Allouez Council had (18) Hole

Sponsors, including two holes sponsored by

Brother Knight Wayne Valentine in honor of his

father, Sir Knight John Valentine, bringing

income of $1850.00; and we had (29) Door Prize

sponsors providing prizes to every Golfer. Listed

below are the Hole & Door Prize Sponsors for this

year. A special gratitude is extended to Securitas

Security Services for their $25 Gift Card donation

in “Memory of our Co-worker & wonderful

Friend Patrick Schmid”, our recently deceased

Brother Knight & Warden. A real tribute to

Brother Schmid!! Please utilize these Sponsors

services and thank them for helping us help

others!!!

Thanks to St. Ambrose Council & their Golf

Outing Committee for allowing us to be part of

this great event in the past and again this year!!

They really do the heavy lifting for this event, we

are fortunate to be included these past (3) years.

Thanks to Brother Knights Glenn Wells &

Mike Roman for helping me the day of the event,

and thanks to Mike Roman for donating back half

of his 50/50 winnings to the cause.

Thanks to our Allouez Council Golfers, Jim

& Steve Wieland, Ray Wells, Forrest Belzer, Bob,

Trent, & Tyler Kulig, Wayne Valentine, and TJ

Krone; and to the Team Captains for getting their

teams together for the event.

Allouez Council Golf Outing – 2014 Hole

Sponsors 1.) SEXTON FORD 3802 Sixteenth Street,

Moline, IL. 61265 www.sextonford.com

2.) AMERICAN BANK & TRUST Bro. John T.

Kustes

3.)FATHER BADER ASSEMBLY Fourth

Degree Flag Team

4.) WHEELAN – PRESSLY FUNERAL

HOMES - Steve Pressly

5.) LUCAS & TYLER LENGER – Bro. Steve &

Val Frels

6.) PAMPERED CHEF - BETH LUCKENBILL

FORD bethford@geneseo.net

7.) RAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME – Bro.Kevin

Rafferty

8.) William Twains’s LAWN CARE - Bro. Bob

Graff 309-373-0150

9.) KALE COMPANY HEATING – AIR

CONDITIONING – GEOTHERMAL 309-797-

9290

10.) KULIG ACCOUNTING Bro. Bob Kulig

Moline, Illinois

11.) Benny’s Pizza Restaurant Milan, Illinois

12.) BankORION QCA

13.) Mathew S. Anderson CPA Rock Island,

Illinois

14.) At Your Service Catering - Mark Muller

Rock Island, Illinois

15.) Blackhawk Bank & Trust QCA

16.) BUSH SPORTS TURF - Steve Bush

17.) Frye Builders & Associates, INC. - Mike

Frye QC Commercial Builder 563-264-5045

18.) Wayne Valentine - In Memory of Sir

Knight JOHN J.VALENTINE

Golf Outing Prize Sponsors -2014

1.) Fyre Lake National Golf Course – (4) Free

Passes Golf Rounds

2.) BankORION – Misc. Golf Items: Tees, Towels,

Golf Balls, Ink Pens

3.) BankORION - $25. 00 Gift Certificate

4.) Quad Cities Barbers – (5) Free Hair Cut

Certificates

5.) City Limits Bar & Restaurant – (1) $15.00

Gift Certificate

6.) Colman Florist - $15.00 Gift Certificate

7.) Da Bears Barber Shop – (3) Free Hair Cut

Certificates

8.) DHCU – (100) Bags of Golf Tees

9.) 1st Community Bank, Sherrard –

Combination Cooler/Backpack, Hat,

10.) Ink Pens, Coffee Cup, Drink Mug, Tote Bag,

Ruler, Letter opener

11.) Mike Daly – (4) $25.00 Dinner Cards

12.) Modern Woodman Ins. Co. - $25.00 Gift

Certificate

13.) Mulkey’s “Henny Penny Chicken”

Restaurant - $15.00 Gift Certificate

14.) New Frontier Barber Shop – (2) Free Hair

Cut Certificates

15.) Jake -O’Mellia’s Supper Club – (2) $25.00

Gift Certificates

16.) Rock Island Memorial Park – (2) $20.00

Gift Certificates to Cup A Joes

17.) Sports Depot – (1) Polo Golf Shirt

18.) Saint Giuseppe Pizza – (1) $10.00 Gift Card

19.) The Dispatch/Argus Newspaper – QCA

Highlights Book

20.) TRI-CITY ELECTRIC Company – (100)

Koozies, & (4) Niki Ball Caps

21.) U.S. Bank – (1) Ball Cap, Soft Pack Cooler,

(6) Koozies, (6) Bags of Tees

22.) w/Divit Tools, (2) – Boxes of (3) Golf Balls

23.) U.S. Golf Outlet Center - $10 Gift

Certificate & (1) Sleeve of Golf Balls

24.) Swan’s - (2) John Deere Ball Caps & BBQ

Utility Set

25.) Triumph Community Bank /The National

Bank – Folding Canvas Chair & Bag

26.) WQAD Channel 8 – (4) Bandits Tkts. & (4)

Gate Passes to Niabi Zoo

27.) Sterns Beverage – (4) Koozies, (8) T-Shirts,

(4) Lip Balm, & (9) Bottle Openers

28.) SAV Express, Inc. – Hooded Winter Jacket,

Cap & T-Shirt

29.) Securitas Security, Inc. – $25.00 Gift

Certificate, (2) Drink Cups, (1) Howard

30.) Miller Clock, (2) Ball Caps, (1) Visor, (1)

Tote Bag, (3) Insulated Ice Scrapers

31.) Huckleberry’s Great Pizza – (2) Free

Calzones Certificates

32.) KC Councils – (33) Sleeves of Extra Golf

Balls, (3) Doz. Callaway, (1) Doz. Titlist

Submitted by: Jack Swan PGK, Golf Committee

Chairman

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE DATE Next month’s newsletter is scheduled to go to

the printer on August 27. Any articles that you

wish to be in May’s Abstracts Newsletter must be

received at the home of JIM CASEY on or before

August 22. You may email your article to

AndrewJ.Olson@yahoo.com or mail it to 1328

25th Street Court, Moline, IL 61265. Your article

may be edited for content, to correct misspellings

or to fit into the space available.

DON’T FORGET NEWMAN Your Newman Contribution supports a Catholic

presence on our non-catholic Colleges and

Universities. Give what you can afford. Checks

should be made payable to Illinois State Council

KofC Charities, Inc., this makes them tax

deductible, and checks should be sent to Illinois

State Council KofC Charities Inc., P.O. Box 681,

Kankakee, Il. 60901-0681. If you need another

form, contact JACK SWAN, FRED

LUCKENBILL OR JIM CASEY.

INSURANCE AGENT’S MESSAGE

Long-Term Care Plans Offer Peace of Mind

Since its addition to the Order’s product

portfolio in 2000, long-term care (LTC) insurance

has provided the Knights of Columbus with an

excellent opportunity to further serve members and

their families. And, for our long-term care policy

holders in the United States, there’s an added

bonus.

It’s called “Provider Pathway,” a program

offering access to a network of long-term care

providers at discounted rates. The network includes

discounts on products, such as hearing aids,

diabetic supplies, personal emergency response

systems, and durable medical equipment, as well as

skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, and adult

day care.

Eligibility for participation in this program is

open to Knights of Columbus long-term care

insurance policyholders, their spouses, dependent

children, parents and parents-in-law. All providers

are fully credentialed and meet state licensing

requirements.

If you haven’t yet spoken with me about long-

term care insurance, you owe it to yourself to do

so. There are a few decisions to make in choosing a

“plan” — a comprehensive plan that covers care

whether you’re at home or in a facility, or one that

covers facility only; daily benefit amounts and

benefit durations (how much and how long it will

last); and the length of the elimination period

(waiting period) before benefits kick-in. Having a

professionally trained agent ― and a brother

Knight you can trust ― to help guide you through

the process is yet another valuable benefit that

comes with your membership. Take advantage of

it; contact me today. JEFF SCHAECHER, (309) 793-4218

Jeff.schaecher@kofc.org

OUR FUTURE FUND REPORT

Our Future Fund Report The 3 digit game is a great way to contribute to

your council’s future fund and have a chance to

win money every day. For $10 every 4 months

($30 for the full year), you have a chance to win

$25 every weekday and at least $50 on weekends!

If you are interested in participating, please

contact me directly and I will be glad to help you

get setup. $10 buys you a chance at $25 every

weekday, $50 on weekends, and $100 on the first

Sunday of the month and the last day of the series

(currently, August 31st).

THE WINNERS SINCE OUR LAST

NEWSLETTER ARE: $25 – Dan Ford $25 – Richard Phillis

$25 – Frank Cicela $25 – Marlene Freidel

$25 – Pat Kernan $25 – Jeff Schaecher

$25 – Kate Barnes $25 – Jack Whan

$50 – Russ & Pam Swim

Congratulations to Dan, Richard, Frank, Marlene,

Pat, Jeff, Kate, Jack and Russ & Pam!

NEW SERIES STARTING IN

SEPTEMBER! Letters and emails for renewing your numbers

in the new series will go out in early to mid-

August. If you know of anyone that is not

participating and maybe interested, please send me

their name and address or email address and I will

be glad to send them information.

We appreciate all of your support and good luck

for the rest of the series!

Tarre Kroft, Chairman – Our Future Fund And 3

Digit Raffle

Allouez Council #658

kroft1@hotmail.com

2612 38th

St

Rock Island, IL 61201

309-948-4848

Golf Outing

Installation

of Ladies

Auxiliary

Family

Picnic

Installation of

Grand Knight

Josh Brueggen

River Bandits

Baseball Game

SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING EVENTS 2014

Aug. 4 Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall 6:30 p. m.

Aug. 7 Father Bader Assembly, Business Meeting TBD

Aug. 8 4th Degree Steak Fry, Christ the King Church, Moline, IL 5:30 p.m.

Aug. 14 Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 1 Labor Day & Parade

Sept. 7 Coffee & Conversation, Farrell Hall after 7:00 a.m. & 9 a.m. Masses

Sept. 8 Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall 6:30 p. m.

Sept. 11 Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall, 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 11 Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 19,20,21 Intellectual Disabilities Fund Drive (Tootsie Roll)

Sept. 21 St. Pius X Parish Festival

Sept. 26 Great River Challenge, Modern Woodman Park TBD

Oct. 2 Father Bader Assembly Business Meeting TBD

Oct. 5 Coffee & Conversation, Farrell Hall after 7:00 a.m. & 9 a.m. Masses

Oct. 6 Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall 6:30 p. m.

Oct. 9 Allouez Council and Auxiliary Holy Hour, St. Pius X Church 5:00 p.m.

Oct. 9 Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall, 7:00 p.m.

Oct. 9 Ladies Auxiliary Meeting, Farrell Hall 7:00 p.m.

Oct. 12 Columbus Day Dinner TBD

Oct. 13 Columbus Day

Oct. 31 Halloween

Nov. 1 All Saints Day

Nov. 3 Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall 6:30 p. m.

Nov. ? Deceased Members’ Mass, St. Mary Church, Rock Island

Nov. 11 Veteran’s Day

Nov. 13 Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall, 7:00 p.m.

Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Day

Dec. 1 Allouez Council Officers’ Meeting, Farrell Hall 6:30 p. m.

Dec. 11 Allouez Council 658 Meeting, Farrell Hall, 7:00 p.m.

Dec. 25 Christmas Day

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Knights of Columbus InsuranceEmail: je�.schaecher@kofc.org

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CUSTOM QUALITY WORKMANSHIP

INSURED & BONDED 309-787-4733Bro. Larry Hinzman

WALTS SERVICE INC.2827 18th Avenue

Rock Island, IL 61201MINOR AUTO REPAIRS 309/786-4747

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GERLEMANCHIROPRAC TIC

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MILAN, ILLINOISPhone: 787-4944

BRO. Dr. Charles Gerleman

LAW OFFICES OF CLARENCE DARROW

1515 4th AvenueRock Island

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4205 - 30th StreetRock Island

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Licensed Dentist in Illinois

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FAX 309-764-5600

3760 41st Street Suite 4

Moline, Illinois 61265

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S T. M A R Y ’SCEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM

309-755-3672

Wheelan-Pressly Funeral HomeSteven D. Ressly, Owner (309) 786-5421

3030 - 7th Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201

2111 FIRST STREET A MOLINE 797-1900 BRO. KEVIN RAFFERTY

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