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Arkansas State Council Newsletter
Knights of Columbus
APRIL 2009
State Council Website: www.arkofc.net
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STATE DEPUTY REPORT
JIM NEFF
Dear Brother Knights:
Carolyn and I wish all our Brother Knights and their families
a happy and joyous Easter. Because God is answering our
prayers for an increase in vocations to the diocesan priesthood,
we have been given a wonderful opportunity to show our thanks
in a special way this Easter. There will be a Holy Thursday
collection for educating our seminarians for the priesthood. Holy
Thursday is the day Jesus instituted the priesthood. Please
respond as generously as you can both as individuals and as
councils. If your council is able to make a contribution, and with
your pastors consent, it may be appropriate to challenge other
parish organizations to join you.
Our 101st State Convention is fast approaching. It will be in
Hot Springs at the historic Arlington Hotel, April 17-19. If you
have never been to a State Convention, I urge you to consider
coming and participating to gain a broader perspective of our
Order. I can assure you a memorable experience as we usher
out our 100th year of service to our church, communities,
councils, families and youth. And you will delight in the excitement
of the awards bestowed on our winning councils and individuals
for their achievements during this fraternal year.
Bishop Taylor will be the celebrant at the 4:00 PM Mass on
Saturday, April 18th. Bishop Taylor is a Fourth Degree Knight,
has been very supportive of the Knights of Columbus in Arkansas
and has been generous in providing us with his wise guidance. If you’ve not had the pleasure of meeting
Bishop Taylor, the State Convention will afford you a great opportunity to do so. You further will have the
opportunity to meet your fellow Brother Knights from around the State of Arkansas. Finally, your attendance
will give me the chance to personally thank you for the many contributions of your time and talent as it has
been a great honor to serve as your State Deputy during these past nine months.
On Saturday, March 21st we welcomed 19 new Brother Knights to our Vietnamese Council being
formed in Fort Smith. One of the new members is Associate Pastor Fr. Peter Le of the new council’s home
at Christ the King Church. Brother Le Nguyen flew in from Virginia to assist in the exemplification in
Vietnamese. We added three other new Brother Knights at the previous Wednesday’s First Degree at Fort
Smith Council 00996. This was the culmination of a wide array of our finest Brother Knights coming
together for the betterment of the Arkansas State Council. The ones who made it happen were New
Council Development Chairman and PSD Jimmie McKinnon, District 09 District Deputy Charles Ketter,
Table of Contents .............................. Page
Cover ....................................................... 1
State Deputy ........................................ 2-3
Fourth Degree ...................................... 3-4
State Family Report ................................. 4
Candidates for State Office ......................5
Chairman of the Round Table ..................5
Pro-Life .............................................. 5-10
State Youth Director ......................... 10-12
State Advocate ....................................... 12
Vocations Director ..................................13
Report of the State Program Director 13-14
Pennies From Heaven ........................... 14
District 03 News ............................... 14-15
District 10 News ............................... 15-16
2nd and 3rd Degree ............................... 16
General Agent ........................................17
Good of the Order ............................ 17-20
.....Marge Foldvary ................................. 17
.....Sir Knight Charles Joseph Failla ....... 18
.....Wally Tucker ..................................... 18
.....Barbara Cunningham ........................ 19
.....Michael Savage ................................ 19
.....Rose F Mazzanti ............................... 19
.....Carl O Huncke ..................................20
.....Sir Knight Lavern Chalupsky ............ 20
.....Gordon Keefe .................................... 20
RV for 4 Seminarians ............................. 21
Newsletter Notice of Deadline ................22
Newsletter Editor .................................... 22
Camp Subiaco - Pat Franz ..................... 23
Camp Subiaco Flyer .............................. 24
Camp Subiaco Schedule ....................... 25
Camp Subiaco Registration Form ..........26
Camp Subiaco Registration Medical ...... 27
Reports Due ........................................... 28
Coorespondence K of C State ............... 28
Coorespondence Newsletter Only ......... 28
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GK Trung Nguyen of Council 02857 (338 miles northeast in Blytheville), local Knights Chau Tan Le and
Francis Ngo and “Big Brother” host Council 00996 under the leadership and hospitality of Grand Knight
Henry Moore.
The above follows our reactivation efforts at Benton Council 09396 on Sunday, March 8th. Councils
00812, 06419, 06615 and 10208 came together to host a pancake breakfast for the benefit of Benton’s
Our Lady of Fatima school debt. Our Lady of Fatima’s Pastor and our State Chaplain Fr. Bill Elser and
District 10 District Deputy Newton White together generated an enthusiastic turnout that resulted in $1200+
debt reduction and twenty five (25) Form 100’s being signed. Newton and the new officers are reactivating
former members to add to the new members to get Council 09396 up and running again.
Welcoming our new Mexican Martyrs Council 14609 in Rogers, our new Fr. Abbot Raphael DeSalvo
Council 14619 in Scranton, meeting Bishop Taylor, celebrating our Fort Smith and Benton achievements
and possibly acquiring new ideas for achieving Star Council from other councils around Arkansas, are
all great incentives to join in the celebration in Hot Springs at this year’s State Convention. And if that’s not
enough, Hot Springs’ famous azaleas should be in full bloom! Hope to see a record turnout in Hot Springs.
Jim Neff
Vivat Jesus
FOURTH DEGREE
MAX W. NUTT
DISTRICT MASTER
A reminder to all fourth degree members and invitation to all third degree members of the upcoming
4th degree exemplification on April 25th. The exemplification at Ft. Smith is in honor of Fr. Thomas Elliott.
The exemplification starts with registration from 12:00 N to 12:45 PM and degree starting at 1:00 PM at
the Knights of Columbus Hall. Mass will be at 4:00 PM followed by the banquet at 6:00 PM, also at the
Knights of Columbus hall. Any 3rd degree member that is interested in joining the 4th degree, we would
welcome your membership, if you have not been asked to join, please check with any 4th degree member
for a Form 4 and information.
The Conway exemplification is on May 2nd with basically the same schedule. This will be honoring Fr.
Richard Davis, our present District Friar and former state chaplain. A more detailed scheduled will be
mailed to all Faithful Navigators soon.
Remember all Form 4’s and check from candidates must be sent to me as soon as possible in order
for names to be in program booklet.
Fourth Degree Assemblies are asked to take care of your contribution to the Dome Fund if you have
not done so. Our state is at 65% of our goal, so we have a way to go. We are asked to contribute three
dollars ($3.00) per member, of course if you can give more that would be greatly appreciated. Special
thanks to the assemblies that have contributed some have went well over their goal. I will give a complete
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report by assembly at the end of the drive, June 1st.
A reminder for any 4th degree members that can be in the honor guard at the convention Mass by
Bishop Taylor on Saturday evening of the convention to bring regalia.
Thanks for all your good work and wishing you the very best.
STATE FAMILY REPORT
FRANCISCO OLGUIN
STATE FAMILY DIRECTOR
Brothers,
What better time for us to express our love and devotion to Family Life than during the Lenten Season.
I’m sure we all have our commitments we made for Lent, but let us not forget them the rest of the year.
These are trying times with the economy and the high rate of under-employment and unemployment.
Lend an understanding ear to someone that has been affected by all this and try to be supportive. Alot of
people have not gone through a situation like this in their lifetime and do not know how to handle it. A
caring handshake, hug or a nod goes a long way in letting others know that you really care. Please share
the love and compassion given to us by the Lord Almighty.
Vivat Jesus!
In Service To One
In Service To All
Francisco Olguin
State Family Director
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CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICE
DUDLEY WELLS
STATE SECRETARY
The following Brother Knights have announced they are running for State Office for the following
positions:
James Neff ................................................................................. State Deputy
Dudley Wells 
State Deputy
Mark Morgan .......................................................................... State Secretary
Charles Ketter........................................................................ State Secretary
Mike Kieffer ............................................................................ State Treasurer
Mike Mitchell .......................................................................... State Advocate
Gerald Krawczynski ................................................................. State Warden
Submitted:
Dudley Wells
State Secretary
CHAIRMAN OF THE ROUND TABLE
ED MITCHELL
Any Parish wishing to start or needing information on starting a Knights of Columbus of the Round
Table please call Ed Mitchell at 870-269-5231. I will be glad to come to your Parish or answer your
questions by telephone.
Thank You,
Ed Mitchell
Chairman of the Round Table
PRO-LIFE
JON & MARTI HASLAUER
On Sunday, February 22nd at 3:00 PM Bishop Anthony B. Taylor kicked off the Lenten 40 Days for Life
by speaking at the 40 Days kick off rally. The rally took place on the street in front of the abortion chamber
at 4 Office Park Drive in Little Rock (two 4x9 K of C Pro Life banners were used). Bishop Taylor said the
day before he spent his day at Calvary Cemetery with three women from project Rachael. He conducted
a funeral ceremony in honor of their unborn children lost to abortion. The children’s names were carved in
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stone on a large monument.
Below are the first two sentences of the Arkansas State K of C Councils job description for the State K
of C Pro Life Couple.
“Every council in Arkansas should join their Brother Knights in observing ‘Knights of Columbus Day of
the Unborn Child’ on the Feast of Annunciation (March 25). On this day every Knight, Squire and their
families should pray, fast and work to restore respect and protection to the child before birth.”
The following is from the Supreme KofC.org web site.
Knights of Columbus Day of the Unborn Child
The Knights of Columbus has been a leader in the pro-life movement for over 30 years. With the
Knights of Columbus Day of the Unborn Child soon approaching on March 25, the feast of the Annunciation,
Knights have the opportunity to stand up and speak out against the evils of abortion. Councils use the
Knights of Columbus Day of the Unborn Child, always a successful event throughout the Order, to come
together with friends and family to host a variety of prayer programs within their parishes and their
communities that show our never-ending commitment to unborn children and their mothers.
Brother Knights we are called by State and Supreme K of C to prayer and fasting for the sanctity of life
on March 25th. I am asking all Knights in the State of Arkansas to commit to one hour of prayer at one of
the 40 Days for Life sites in Little Rock or Fayetteville on March 25th. More info is available on the 40
Days web site at www.40daysforlife.com/littlerock To contact Fayetteville 40 Days call Barbara Durkee
479-847-5535 or Debbie Magee 479-225-1061 or E-Mail 40daysforlifefayetteville@gmail.com
We are asking the Knights of Columbus to ‘adopt the day’ of March 25th in Fayetteville and both
locations in Little Rock for the 40 days of life prayer vigils. Please see www.40daysforlife.com/littlerock to
sign up for an hour today. We pray every day from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM at both locations in Little Rock.
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Vivat Jesus – Jon & Marti Haslauer
LIVES SAVED
Dear Friends,
What an incredible joy it has been for me when I received word about each of these lives saved.
Doesn’t it just seem impossible that the Lord has allowed us to be part of a ministry that leads to lives
being spared from death?
I have three beautiful stories to share with you. Please read each one and pray over each one. Please
pray in thanksgiving for the life of the child, but also that the parents will continue to persevere in their
commitment to carry their precious children to term.
HAPPY SUNDAY TO EACH OF YOU.
1.) A very young girl and her Mother arrived at the clinic. It was obvious that the girl did not want to get
out of the car, and her Mother was being very firm with her about getting out of the car and going
into the clinic. Our side-walk counselor began to talk to the young girl about being under-age and
about her Mother not being able to force an underage girl, even her own daughter, to have an
abortion against her wishes. When they were showing the security guard the girl’s identification,
the side-walk counselor continued to talk to her about being underage, even if an i.d. falsely stated
her age, and no one being able to force her to have an abortion. Although all the words that were
said could not be heard, it was obvious that the young girl continued to indicate that she did not
want to go in. The next thing the side-walk counselor and prayer volunteers saw was a very angry
and scolding mother take her daughter to their car and LEAVE. Praise God!
. . .
2.) This morning a couple pulled into the abortion clinic, went inside and after some time came out and
left. As they left, they rolled down their window to let the prayer partners know that “they had a
change of heart”. Praise God for this! May we continue to pray for this couple and their little baby.
Also, that God would place someone in their lives to help them continue with this change of heart.
. . .
3.) A Hispanic man and woman, with TN license plates, arrived at the clinic and seeing that they spoke
Spanish, I addressed them in Spanish. They were surprised and therefore listened to my plea and
information on abortion. The guard was not pleased that they were listening to me and kept trying
to get them to understand how to park the car, what they needed to bring with them, no purse, ID,
and payment only. I translated what he was telling them and inserted my comments. I begged
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them not to go through with it, and told them that they would not clearly understand what the
workers inside would want of them. They went in anyway. 30-40 minutes later they came out! I
approached them as they were driving out, and asked if I could give them information on post
abortion. The woman smiled, and said that she had not gone through with it. Her husband told me
that they did not feel comfortable inside. He did not like the manner that they had treated his wife.
They asked me for my name and telephone number, and I gave them a St. Joseph’s Helpers
(CPC) pamphlet and my cell number. She was 11-14 weeks pregnant.
All of the stories of babies saved are posted on our website at http://www.40daysforlife.com/littlerock.
THE NATIONAL TEAM FOR 40 DAYS FOR LIFE DEAR FRIENDS
The National Team for 40 Days for Life has agreed to send us one of their team members as a source
of encouragement in our work defending the unborn. Mr. James Pinto (bio below) is the National Coordinator
for the Missionaries of the Gospel of Life and also a Pastoral Associate with Priests for Life. We are
honored to have him coming to Little Rock. Please look at the schedule we have planned for Mr. Pinto,
and plan to be with him as much as possible. I believe we will all be uplifted by what he has come to share
with us.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD
Mr. Pinto will speak to us at 4:30 PM on the North West Corner of 12th and University (Brandon House
Furniture Parking Lot).
After speaking to us at the vigil site, we will travel with Mr. Pinto to Holy Souls (1003 North Tyler
Street), for a Lenten Fish Dinner. The cost for dinner is $7.00 for adults and $3.00 for children. Please
join us for a time of fellowship with Mr. Pinto. All are welcome. They serve dinner from 5:00 - 7:00 PM.
At 7:00 PM, Mr. Pinto will take part in the Stations of the Cross at the Cathedral of St. Andrew (617
Louisiana Street in downtown Little Rock).
SATURDAY, APRIL 4TH
Mr. Pinto will attend Mass at Christ the King at 7:50 AM, and after Mass he will share a short reflection
on his work on behalf of the unborn.
At 9:00 AM Mr. Pinto will speak to us and join with us in prayer at in front of the abortuary at #4 Office
Park Drive.
If you have any questions or suggestions, give me a call.
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Blessings,
Marti
501-221-9925
501-749-1576
#4 Office Park Drive – www.vigilcalendar.com/littlerock
Planned Parenthood – www.vigilcalendar.com/littlerock2
JAMES J. PINTO, JR., M.E.V.
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: PRIESTS FOR LIFE /NATIONAL COORDINATOR MISSIONARIES OF THE GOSPEL OF LIFE
MINISTRY ASSOCIATE: HER CHOICE WOMEN’S CENTER-CPC
By the grace of God and the power of the Holy Spirit, Jim has lived and proclaimed the Gospel of Life
for over 25 years. The truth of the Incarnation -the “infleshment” of God with us in Jesus - has made a
profound impact on his life and ministry. Solidarity with the pre-born, minorities and the disenfranchised
has led Jim and his family to live a sacramental lifestyle among the people they serve and to invite others
to do likewise. Jim has been recognized locally, statewide and nationally for his work in proclaiming good
news to the poor, reconciliation among the races and defending the sacredness and dignity of every
human being. He was selected as the “Outstanding Young Religious Leader of Alabama,” served as a
priest in the Anglican Tradition for over 20 years and entered into full communion with the Roman Catholic
Church in 2003.
Known for his ability to communicate the Gospel passionately and effectively, Jim has been a featured
speaker in schools, churches, television and radio, addressing the issues of Christianity and culture. He
has authored numerous articles and essays among them: “Becoming Christ in the City, “ “Another Letter
From the Birmingham Jail,” “The Sacredness of Human Life and the Least” and “The Theology of the
Face.” Jim also coordinates the Priests for Life Study Guide Series.
Jim has been at the center of the founding or developing of numerous ministries in Greater Birmingham
including: Habitat for Humanity, The Grace House/Village for Girls, Restoration Academy, Her Choice
Crisis Pregnancy Center and the Sanctity of Life Ministries. Jim is the National Coordinator for the
Missionaries of the Gospel of Life-Lay Associates with hundreds of Associates throughout the Country.
The equipping of God’s people (lay, ordained, youth and adult) for the work of ministry at the dawn of the
new millennium is a call he believes incumbent upon him.
Born and raised in Hudson County, New Jersey, he was a member of the All County Football Team in
H.S., and the All Conference Team in College. Jim received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Kean University,
N. J., and a Masters of Divinity Degree from Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry, Ambridge, Pennsylvania.
He and his wife Joy have been married over 30 years and are blessed with four children and ten
grandchildren. The Pintos live in Fairfield, Alabama and are members of the Cathedral of St. Paul,
Birmingham, Alabama. The Pintos consider their marriage and family first priority in authenticating their
faith in Jesus and the Catholic Church.
Jim’s chief desire is to be a man who does what is in the heart and mind of God. He seeks to live his
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life in abandonment to the Holy Trinity knowing that: “he who saves his life will lose it and he who loses his
life will find it.” He continually is looking for the Face of God in every face, especially the pre-born, the
aged, widow, orphan, alien, and the helpless, believing what Nicholas of Cusa stated: “In all faces is seen
the Face of faces, veiled and in a riddle.”
You may reach Jim at 205-923.8796 or jpinto@priestsforlife.org
To invite Jim to speak in your area, contact Travel Dept. 888-735-3448 ext. 258
YOUTH REPORT
DAVID MCCALL
The 2009 State Free Throw Competition was a great success due to growing participation of the Youth
across the state and great help from the Knights of Council 4143, St. Joseph’s in Conway.
We had 53 participants this year with the following results:
Boys ........................................... Girls
Age 10 ....................................... Council Age 10 ...................................................... Council
1st Ethan O’Riley ................... 06419 1st Danielle Curtis ................................ 12875
2nd Quentin Bowling ............... 05209 2nd Madeline Rinchusco........................ 10167
3rd Brandon Locknar .............. 00996 3rd Emma Kordsmeier .......................... 04143
Age 11 ....................................... Council Age 11 ...................................................... Council
1st Ryder McGaha ................. 08815 1st Katie Dunn ...................................... 07353
2nd Andrew Dunlap ................. 05209 2nd Meredith Hayes ............................... 06419
3rd Caleb Price ....................... 11604 3rd Bailey Zimmerman .......................... 10908
Age 12 ....................................... Council Age 12 Council
1st Hunter Gunderman ........... 10509 1st Amanda Rhodes ............................. 10208
2nd Tyler Stricklen ................... 11097 2nd Sunshine Tucker ............................. 06419
3rd Preston Groesbeck ........... 07353 3rd Alicia Sandlin .................................. 07353
Age 13 Council ....................................... Age 13 ...................................................... Council
1st Chase Anderson............... 10208 1st Jasmine Jackson ............................ 07258
2nd Alex Fresneda .................. 05209 2nd Melissa Hambuchen ....................... 04143
3rd Fielder Dufrene................. 08815 3rd Whitney Hobbs ............................... 12875
Age 14 ....................................... Council Age 14 ...................................................... Council
1st Brian Roberts ................... 05209 1st Haley Hoelzeman ........................... 05209
2nd Tim Aulds ......................... 01153 2nd Abby Jackson ................................. 07258
3rd Jacob Standridge ............. 07258
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The Results of the Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest are as follows:
Drug Awareness and Abuse:
Age Division 8 -11: .......................................................................................Kyle Burgener
Age Division 12 -14: .........................................................................................Maggie Lee
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Alcohol Awareness and Abuse:
Age Division 8 -11: ................................................................................... Jessica Gangluff
Age Division 12 -14: .................................................................................. Hannah Sponer
Essay Contest The Responsibility of the Catholic Citizen in a Free Society
Age 10- 12:........................................................................................................ John Beck
Age 13- 15:................................................................................................ Clayton Briggler
Age 16 -18:................................................................................................... Morgan Gatto
Congratulations to all the winners of the state essay and poster competitions!
David McCall
State Youth Director
479-871-3981
STATE ADVOCATE
MIKE KIEFFER
The State Council Convention/Meeting is fast coming up. Shortly after that will be time for your local
council elections. The Charter Constitution Laws, section 128 states: All officers, except the Financial
Secretary, Lecture and Chaplain, shall be elected annually, by ballet, at a regular business meeting held
between the fifteenth day of May to and including the fifteenth of June each year, and with the exception
of the Trustees who shall serve for terms not to exceed three years.
Equally as important as picking officers is the reporting to Supreme and the State Council who those
officers are!
Form 185 will be filled out and sent via the mail or internet and is due June 30th to Supreme.
A state form will be provided to Grand Knights at the Convention and will also be sent to each council
in May. These forms will ask for information on the Grand Knight, Financial Secretary, Program Director,
Membership Chairman and Chaplain. This information is due back to the State Secretary as soon as
possible after the election. You should be able to send this information no more than a couple of days after
the election because the State Secretary has to turn this into a directory of all councils and assemblies by
the first part of July. Please help us make this happen.
For more information or questions on council elections see Charter Constitution Laws or the State
Advocate.
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VOCATIONS CHAIRMAN
PETER MCNULTY
My Brother Knights;
In last month’s newsletter, I reported the cost of educating our seminarians. The Diocese has an
endowment fund and has had it for a good number of years. Many councils and assemblies contribute to
this fund when a member passes to his eternal reward. While the number of seminarians was small, the
fund was very adequate; however, during the past 3 years, as we were blessed with an increase of
seminarians, the fund has shone signs of stress.
Our Bishop Anthony and Vocations Director Monsignor Scott have proposed a way to help the fund –
both by placing $75,000.00 from the CASA campaign and a second collection on Holy Thursday.
During this most holy season, I am asking all Knights to support this most worthy cause to the best of their
ability.
For those who receive the Arkansas Catholic, they will find a full page devoted to the support of our
seminarians. I realize there are many who do not subscribe to the Arkansas Catholic and I am asking our
Brother Knights to help get the word out to everyone. Talk up the benefits of supporting this effort. Times
are difficult but the future of our Church will rest in the hands of these young men. Supporting all of them,
that they finish their journey to PRIESTHOOD, will be rewarded in knowing that there will be someone to
bring us THE EUCHARIST.
May God bless and keep you all. Shortly, we can all shout:
“He is Risen, indeed He is Risen!”
Phone: 479-331-2341
Email: pmcnulty@centurytel.net
REPORT OF THE STATE PROGRAM DIRECTOR
APRIL 2009
JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM, JR.
Let me take this opportunity to thank all those Council Officers and Directors who took the time and
made the effort to enter The Arkansas Knights of Columbus Awards Contest. This has been an exciting,
rewarding and busy time for me going over the entries and compiling them for the Chair Officers to judge.
The many hours of dedicated volunteer programs our Knights in Arkansas have demonstrated is something
we all can and should be proud of.
I hope to see many of you at the State Convention where the Awards will be presented. Please
continue doing what you are doing in the Knights of Columbus and remember to plan some events for next
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year’s competition. Please make sure your forms are filled out and sent in to Supreme on time. Check in
your Surge with Service and Forms Booklets for the necessary information.
Vivat Jesus
James W. Cunningham, Jr.
AR State Program/Community Director
PRAY TO END ABORTION
PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
OZRO N. BARCLAY
STATE DIRECTOR
A preliminary review of the “Pennies From Heaven” files reveal that there have been 34 requests for a
total of $9,900.00 going to members or individuals/families in distress within the Councils/communities in
our state. This statistic is remarkable as this was in a period of time when the State suffered through
massive flooding, hurricanes, a disastrous ice-storm, let alone automobile accidents and illness. Surely,
we have been over-looking a chance to be Charitable and help someone or family in need.
This fund has been established as a one-time fund to assist those members of the order or of their
families, members of their Parish or members of their communities who are in distress due to a sudden
occurrence of nature (a terrible storm, tornado, or flood), an accident or a sickness that has caused a
sudden loss of income or large medical bills, for example. They might also have suffered a total loss of
housing and personal belongings due to fire. And yes, they do not have to even be Catholics, just someone
who needs a “helping hand” in order that they may be able to begin the resume their life to where it was
before the disaster.
All it takes is for your grand knight to e-mail the requests for a grant from the State “Pennies From
Heaven Fund” and a fast response will be forthcoming. We strive to respond to your request so that a
check will be in the mail within two days to the grand knight for presentation, most likely much sooner than
that. Do not hesitate to call me to have any questions answered.
Ozro N. Barclay, Director, Pennies From Heaven
ob524@suddenlink.net
479-696-7950
Cell-870-736-2767
DISTRICT 03
WILLIAM BERG
DISTRICT DEPUTY
DISTRICT 03
District 03 sent 8 free-throw contestants to State level competition in Conway.
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Council 02780, Stuttgart held their annual crawfish supper on March 27th at the Council Hall. This has
become a successful fund raiser. Ya’all come next year yah hear!!
DISTRICT 10
NEWTON WHITE
DISTRICT DEPUTY
DISTRICT 10
On March 8, 2009 a pancake breakfast was held at Our Lady of Fatima Church in Benton. Thirty
Knights from seven councils prepared the food, cleaned up afterwards, and performed recruiting activities.
The Knights were from seven councils including 06419 of Hot Springs; Council; 06615 of Little Flower
Council in Little Rock; 00812 of St. John Center in Little Rock; 06253 of Christ the King in Little Rock;
07353 of The Fisherman in Mountain Home; 10208 of Daniel Patrick Sullivan in Hot Springs Village; and
06398 of Father Joe Lauro in Russellville. Present were: Jim Neff, State Deputy; Mark Morgan, State
Treasurer; Newton White, District Deputy 10; Ed Miller, District 10 Warden; Danny Naegle, Grand Knight
of Council 00812; and Bill Durbin, Grand Knight of 06311. This event was orchestrated for two causes.
First, under the leadership of Father Bill Elser, State Chaplin, the Benton Council of the Knights of Columbus
is in the process of reactivation. The event was to reintroduce the male congregation to the Knights of
Columbus. Father Bill sent out letters to all former knights inviting them to participate, as well as any man
in the parish who is a practicing Catholic in good standing in the church.
We had 16 men fill out a “Request to Transfer” and 21 men fill out a “New Member Document”. The
second cause for this breakfast to help Our Lady of Fatima retire some of the school debt. All proceeds
from the breakfast went directly to that cause. Norbert Stect will serve as Grand Knight and John McAtee
will serve as Financial Secretary of the Reactivated Council 09396 in Benton.
District 10 is preparing for the State Convention on April 17, 18, and 19th. If you have not sent in your
registration, we urge you to do so as soon as possible since we have a limited time to inform our vendors
of head counts. Msgr. A.P. Gallagher Council in Mena has been very instrumental in selling ad space for
the Convention Book – Thanks Mena for your support. Hot Springs Council has also been selling ads
which we are truly grateful. Jim DeGeorge headed up this committee and has been very successful.
George Marshall; Raymond Kukuk; Lou Kosarek and Tony Torres have all been hitting the pavement
selling the ads needed to make this an event to remember.
Listed below is a proposed schedule of Convention Activities:
FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH
8:30 AM A Golf Tournament is scheduled at the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club.
Shotgun start at 8:30. You may arrive as early as 7:00 to use the driving range
And the Range Balls are included.
10:00 AM Registration for the convention begins on the Mezzanine Level of the Arlington
Hotel
4:00 PM Committee meetings will begin.
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6:00 PM Social Hour and the Hospitalities Suites will be open.
Dinner will be on your own but there are several restaurants within walking distance from
the Arlington.
8:00 PM The Gangster Museum of America and The Magic Lantern Theatre will entertain the Knights
and their families.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH
7:00 AM Memorial Mass at St. Mary of the Springs Catholic Church
8:00 AM Breakfast at the Arlington Hotel
9:00 AM Committee meetings will begin
12:15 PM Leave for Lunch at the Country Club Village
1:30 PM Leave Country Club Village for the Arlington
2:00 PM Resume Meetings
3:00 PM Meetings Adjourn
4:00 PM Mass at St. Mary of the Springs Catholic Church
5:15 PM Social Hour
6:15 PM Banquet at the Arlington Hotel
SUNDAY, APRIL 19TH
8:00 AM Breakfast at the Arlington Hotel
9:00 AM Business Meetings
11:00 AM Meetings Adjourn
The Ladies will enjoy a lunch at the Hot Springs Golf and Country Club on Saturday, April 18th and then
a trip to the beautiful Garvan Woodland Gardens.
The Youth are scheduled to explore the science world at Mid America Science Museum on Saturday
where they will have a box lunch, enjoy a laser light show and take a ride in a virtual realty capsule!
Oaklawn Race Track has graciously given all registrants $15.00 in “Free Play” money for their games
of skill that can be used at any time during the convention. Oaklawn is approximately 3 miles from the
hotel. Also included with the registration packs will be a coupon for free admission to the Home Show on
Sunday, April 19th after the convention at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
District 10 is looking forward to hosting the 101st Annual Convention of the Arkansas Knights of
Columbus!!!
SECOND AND THIRD DEGREE EXEMPLIFICATION
GREG BALTZ
We are trying to finalize a 2nd and 3rd degree in Searcy for April 26th. Please check the State Council
Website: www.arkofc.net for details.
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INSURANCE AGENT
FRED WARD, FICF
GENERAL AGENT
FOR SALE
ONE MONEY MAKING MACHINE
Oh, if only we could purchase a machine where we could insert blank paper in one end and $100.00
bills would come out the other end.
What price would you put on it? Could you put a price on it?
But suppose for a moment that there was such a machine available and you owned it. Wouldn’t you
want to protect it from all hazards such as fire, earthquake, hurricanes, theft, breakdown, etc.? Sure you
would!
In fact, isn’t everyone a “money machine?” We use all our talents, skills, education and disciplines to
“manufacture” money.
What will happen to the production of this money if you “break down”? If your ability to make money is
destroyed by an untimely death, how will your money machine be replaced?
With a properly prepared and coordinated life insurance program, you can continue the flow money to
your loved ones at the time of your death.
ISN’T IT TIME TO GET TOGETHER
WITH YOUR KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AGENT!
GOOD OF THE ORDER
BOB PETERS, PSD, FVSM
GOOD OF THE ORDER CHAIRMAN
MARGE FOLDVARY
Reported 02/2/2009
Jim Foldvary’s wife Marge fell and broke her foot sometime back she was placed in St Edwards
Hospital here in Fort Smith, but needed a procedure that they were unable to perform due to her being a
diabetic. She was transferred to UAMS in Little Rock where they were able to get an increase of blood flow
to the lower left leg but then a wound in the groin area burst open and they had to perform emergency
surgery and due to other complications this wound cannot be covered. They plan to send her back to St
Edwards soon for rehab, and to further complicate things she will not eat. So please everyone pray for
Marge and Jim.
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Jim Foldvary is a member of Council 00996. Marge and Jim are real active on the state and local area.
Please remember Marge in your prayers.
In Christ’s name
Joe Lyons
Past State Secretary
Joe M Lyons USN-RET
SIR KNIGHT CHARLES JOSEPH FAILLA
Reported 03/01/2009
Just read today that Sir Knight Charles Joseph Failla (78), member Pine Bluff Council 01153 and Pine
Bluff Assembly 0026, passed on to his Eternal Reward on Saturday February 28th.
Rosary was Sunday, March 1st and Mass of Christian Burial was Monday, March 2nd at St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church with Rev. Warren Harvey officiating.
Brother Failla was a very active member of the church and knights for as long as I can remember.
Please keep Charles, his wife Theresa and his family in your prayers.
Vivat Jesus
Bob Peters, PSD, FVSM
Chairman Good of the Order
WALLY TUCKER
Reported 03/08/2009
I am sorry to report that Wally Tucker a charter member of Council 11604 died 03-06-2009 of a heart
attack in his home. Peg his beautiful wife and his family needs our prayers and support.
The Visitation was on Monday March 9, 2009 and a Rosary followed.
The Funeral was at St Jude’s on Tuesday, March 10, 2009, with his burial in the state of New York
Please help in any way you can. The family has asked for an Honor Guard for the Visitation and
Rosary. The Ladies of the Knights will be helping with the luncheon.
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Pray for the family that God will give them peace.
Call John Hertzog 843-8251for any further details.
BARBARA CUNNINGHAM
Reported 03/08/2009
Some of you may know that Barbara is suffering from long term diabetes but, she also has a rare
autoimmune condition which attacks her muscles similar to lupus. After ten years of remission she is
experiencing a flare up and the help she needs is in Little Rock. We managed to get an appointment with
Dr. Lue, a rheumatologist, and also visited an endocrinologist. Tomorrow we trek back to Little Rock for an
appointment with a neurologist and with all the combined diagnosis an out-patient therapy will commence.
In the mean time she continues to weaken but, at least we know that she can be treated. I know that your
prayer lists are growing but, won’t you please find some room for a healing prayer for Barbara.
Confidently in Jesus and Mary
James and Barbara Cunningham
MICHAEL SAVAGE
Reported 03/22/2009
Date: Saturday, March 21, 2009, 8:58 PM our brother and friend Sir Michael Savage passed away this
evening. Mike has served the Knights of Columbus as Grand Knight, Faithful Navigator, Commander and
District Deputy and other officer positions. No arrangements have yet been announced.
Mike was as ready as anyone could be to meet our Lord, and we know he has already been welcomed
into His Kingdom.
Please include Mike’s wife Judy in your prayers.
Ron Lambert, Faithful Navigator
Pope John Paul I Assembly 1783 - Bella Vista
ROSE F. MAZZANTI
Reported 03/31/2009
Rose F. Mazzanti, age 89, widow of Mike Mazzanti (Mr. Knights of Columbus in Lake Village). Mike
was very active with the Knights serving on the State Level as Warden (1958-1958). The rosary for Rose
was Monday, March 30th and the Funeral was at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church, March 31st at
10:00 AM. Please remember Rose and her family in your prayers.
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CARL O. HUNCKE
Reported 03/31/2009
Carl O. Huncke, age 94, passed on to his Eternal Reward March 28th. Carl was extremely active in
both the 3rd and 4th Degree serving as Grand Knight and Faithful Navigator respectfully. Carl was also
instrumental in forming the Fourth Degree team in Arkansas. Carl was also active in his parish.
Rosary was 6:00 PM, Tuesday, March 31st at Griffin Leggett Rest Hills Funeral Chapel, North Little
Rock.
Mass of Christian Burial was 10:00 AM, April 1st at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, North
Little Rock.
Please keep Carl and his family in your prayers.
SIR KNIGHT LAVERN CHALUPSKY
Reported 03/29/2009
Please remember Sir Knight LaVern Chalupsky. Brother LaVern has stage 4 cancer and is at home
resting under Hospice care. Keep Brother LaVern and his family in your prayers during their trying time.
Richard LeMere, Financial Secretary
Father Conan Mawhorr Council 10493
GORDON KEEFE
Reported 03/29/2009
Gordon Keefe from Council 11097 passed away on Tuesday, March 24th. The funeral was Saturday,
March 28th at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Marche (North Little Rock).
Gordon had been a Knight since 1970. Please pray for his soul and that of his family.
Mike Loftus
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RV FOR FOUR SEMINARIANS
JIM NEFF
STATE DEPUTY
Dear Arkansas Brother Knights:
Msgr. Scott Friend has requested the use of a single RV for four seminarians to travel around the state
from May 1 through the first week in August. Other than personal hygiene, they do not need anything
elaborate and can even sleep on the floor. These seminarians will be assisting various parishes and
mission churches where there might not be suitable accomodations. They will not only be providing much
needed assistance this summer, but they will be gaining valuable experience in fulfulling their vocations as
our future parish priests.
My limited knowledge of RV’s is that these seminarians will require a large Class C or a small Class A
vehicle. Renting or purchasing one is not a fiscal reality at this time.
However, if anyone has a RV they could loan for all or part of this May through August 8 time period,
or knows anyone who does, it would be a great assist to Msgr. Friend.
Please prayerfully consider this as another way we can support the future of our church. If you can
help or can suggest someone who might, please contact me directly at: cjneff@suddenlink.net, H-870-
425-9647 or C-870-776-495
Thank you and blessings,
Jim Neff
State Deputy
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NOTICE:
Please try to send your newsletter reports and messages
to John Hollender, Newsletter Editor, by Wednesday,
April 22, 2009, for the May 2009 Newsletter. Please email
to johnh911@conwaycorp.net.
NEWSLETTER EDITOR
JOHN HOLLENDER
I am no longer employed at Molex Inc. after almost 9 years. After reducing all spending possible and
reducing hours worked Molex was still forced to reduce it’s Maumelle plant’s work force by about 60
employees. I was one of the 60 in the Reduction In Force (RIF).
I would appreciate your prayers that I will find employment in the near future.
Thank you,
John
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CAMP SUBIACO
PAT FRANZ
CAMP DIRECTOR
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 12108 NORMAN, OK
Brothers,
I need your help.
I need your help in getting campers to Camp Subiaco. It takes that invitation to make a difference. We
all know that because of our link to the Knights of Columbus. We came because of an invitation.
I have attached the camp literature. Please print and distribute to all the Knights.
Also, would you please link www.campsubiaco.org to your websites.
Your help is greatly appreciated. Let’s make a goal of 5 campers per council.
Pat Franz
Your Camp Director
Knights of Columbus Council 12108 Norman, OK
Here is a bulletin announcement for your church.
Camp Subiaco, calling all boys age 9 - 13. It’s Camp Time. Register now!
Camp Subiaco is an active all boys camp with fishing, archery, riflery, go-carts, boating & tubing,
climbing wall and more. Camp Subiaco is operated by the Subiaco Alumni Association and the Benedictine
Monks of Subiaco. Camp is June 14 - 20 and June 21 - 27. You may sign up at www.campsubiaco.org or
call 479-934-1001 for more info.
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Summer Camp At Subiaco
Over Sixty Seven Years of Successful Camp Experience
Camp Subiaco
June 14 – 20, 2009
June 21 – 27, 2009
A Fun Camp for Boys Ages 9 - 13 Activities at Camp Include:
Go Karts
Hiking
Riflery
Fishing
Also Swimming, Canoeing, Water Skiing, Camping & Excursions
Camp Director: Pat Franz ‘78
Fees:
The rate for one week of camp is $425.00. There is a 10% discount for brothers.
Register now by sending $100 to reserve your spot. Register early as camp fills up fast.
Arrive at Camp Subiaco on Sunday between 1 pm -5 pm. Departure is Saturday at Noon.
Contact Information
Camp Subiaco
405 N. Subiaco Avenue
Subiaco, Arkansas 72865
Telephone: (479) 934-1001
Email: campsubiaco@swbell.net
Sign-up @ www.subi.org
or www.campsubiaco.org
Camp Subiaco is operated by the Benedictine
Monks of Subiaco Abbey in conjunction with
the Subiaco Alumni Association.
Subiaco Alumni and current students of
Subiaco Academy serve as Councilors.
Camp Subiaco uses the facilities of Subiaco
Academy and Abbey, including swimming
pool, athletic fields, and nearby streams and
lakes.
Subiaco Abbey is located in the foothills of
the Ouachita Mountains on State Highway 22,
50 miles east of Fort Smith and 110 miles
northwest of Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Camp Subiaco
Over Sixty Seven Years of Successful Camp Experience
June 14 - 20, 2009
June 21 - 27, 2009
Ages
Camp Subiaco is a camp for boys ages 9
through 13, inclusive.
Fees
The rate for one week of Camp is
$425.00. There is a 10% discount for
brothers, total for two is $765.
Clothing
Suggested clothing for camp: old play
clothes; swimming trunks; one pair of
long pants for hiking. Nametags on
clothes and other personal articles are
encouraged.
Linens
The camp does not furnish linens. Twin
sheets, a sleeping bag and towels are
recommended.
Campouts
There are two overnight campouts, one on
our ridge property and one at our lake
cabin, for all campers. You will need a
sleeping bag.
Fishing
If you like to fish, bring your fishing rod
to camp. We will provide fishing poles
for any camper who wants to fish and
does not have one.
Contact Information
Camp Subiaco
405 N. Subiaco Avenue
Subiaco, Arkansas 72865
www.subi.org
Telephone: (479) 934-1001
Email: campsubiaco@swbell.net
Typical Camp Activity Schedule
Breakfast
Early Morning Activities
Mass for Trojan Division (12-13) then
Tournaments
Hiking & Fishing Excursion for Ravens (9-11)
Snack Break
Late Morning Activities
Swimming, Archery, Go Karts, Riflery, Game
Room, Crafts, Fishing, Canoeing
Lunch
Early Afternoon Activities
Lake Dardanelle Excursion - Trojan Division
Mill Pond Excursion - Raven Division followed
by Swimming & Games
Snack Break
Late Afternoon Activities
Swimming, Archery, Go Karts, Riflery, Game
Room, Crafts
Dinner
Raven Division - Team Sports
Snack Break
Late Swim or Games
Evening Prayers and Lights Out at 10:00 p.m.
The schedule changes from day to day to provide
variety and to give all campers an opportunity to
participate in all activities.
Camp Subiaco is operated by the Subiaco
Alumni Association in conjunction with the
Benedictine Monks of Subiaco Abbey. Subiaco
Alumni and current students of Subiaco
Academy staff the Camp. We use the facilities
of Subiaco Academy and Abbey, including
swimming pool, athletic fields, dormitories,
and nearby streams and lakes. We are located
in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains on
State Highway 22, 50 miles east of Fort Smith
and 110 miles northwest of Little Rock.
Camp Subiaco is a camp for boys ages 9 to 13
inclusive. Since 1941, we have served boys
with a proven program of recreational activities
that has satisfied thousands of boys of all races
and creeds.
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Camp Subiaco
I wish to register for: (please select)
June 14 – 20, 2009 – week 1
June 21 – 27, 2009 – week 2
Camp Subiaco
405 N. Subiaco Avenue
Subiaco, Arkansas 72865
Telephone: (479) 934-1001
Email: campsubiaco@swbell.net
Camper's Name ____________________________________________________
First Last
Street Address _____________________________________________________
City ____________________________ State _______ Zip Code _____________
Place
Parent's Name _____________________________________________________
recent
Contact Information: Home Phone (________) ________ -- _______________
photograph
Work Phone (________) ________ -- _______________
here
Cell Phone (________) ________ -- _______________
Email Address _________________________________
Age (at Camp Time): _______________
Date of Birth: ___________________________________
Religion ___________________ Camp Experience ____________________ Day Camp Boarding Camp
Last School Attended ___________________________________________ Grade Next Fall __________________
Arrival Plans: ____________________________________________________________________________________
How? …. Parents Other
Departure Plans: __________________________________________________________________________________
How? …. Parents Other
Roommate Request: _______________________________ T-shirt size: Child S M L
(must be the same age) Adult S M L
Camp Subiaco Fee for one week is $425.
There is a 10% discount for brothers per week, i.e., $765 for two.
This camp is for boarders only
A minimum deposit of $100 per camper per week (non-refundable), that will be applied to the camp fee,
must accompany this application.
Make checks payable to "Camp Subiaco"
Do not send cash.
?? FIRST WEEK: Registration is on Sunday, June 14, 2009, from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m.; Campers should be
picked up on Saturday, June 20 at noon.
?? SECOND WEEK: Registration is on Sunday June 21, 2009, from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m.; Campers should
be picked up on Saturday, June 27 at noon.
Parents are invited to attend the talent show and mass on each Saturday morning at 9 a.m.
Below is for Camp Subiaco use only
Camp Fee Deposit: ________________ Check Number: ________________
Balance Due: _____________________ Amount of Check: ______________
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Medical Form
To be completed by parents or guardian
Camper's Name ___________________________________________________
Birth Date _____________________
Parent or Guardian ________________________________________________
Phone ________________________
Work Phone ______________________________________________________
Cell Phone ____________________
Home Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
Street City State Zipcode
Family Health Insurance Carrier ________________________________________________________
Policy Number ___________________________ Group Number _____________________________
Name of Insured ________________________________________________
___ No Insurance Coverage
___ Authorization required from primary care physician prior to treatment
If not available in an emergency notify:
1. ______________________________________________________________
Phone ________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street City State Zipcode
Health History – Please circle
Ear Infections
Yes No
Chicken Pox
Yes No
Poison Ivy Reactions
Yes No
Heart Problems (Murmurs)
Yes No
Asthma
Yes No
Depression
Yes No
Seizures
Yes No
Asthma requiring inhalers,
nebulizers, steroids
Yes No
Reaction to Insect
Bites or Stings
Yes No
Diabetes
Yes No
Skin Conditions
Yes No
Behavior Medications
Yes No
Hypersensitivity to Sun
Yes No
Other Medical
Problems
Yes No
If answer (yes) above, please write a detailed description of the health history:
______________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please list all allergies:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Operations or Serious Injuries (give dates): ______________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Broken Bones (What bone and when)? _______________________________________________________________
Any specific activities to be restricted? ________________________________________________________________
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Reports Due
FORM........ REPORT.......................................................................................................................................... DUE BY
1295-1 ....... SEMIANNUAL COUNCIL AUDIT REPORT ........................................................................................ 15-Aug
1295-2 ....... SEMIANNUAL COUNCIL AUDIT REPORT ........................................................................................ 15-Feb
1598 .......... FREE THROW CHAMPIONSHIP SCORE SHEET ................................................................... AS NEEDED
1728 .......... INDIVIDUAL MEMBER WORKSHEET ANNUAL SURVEY OF FRATERNAL ACTIVITY REPORT.... 31-Jan
1728A ........ SURVEY OF FRATERNAL ACTIVITY INDIVIDUAL MEMBER WORKSHEET.......................... AS NEEDED
1831 .......... RELIEF FROM COUNCIL DUES AND PER CAPITA TAXES .................................................... AS NEEDED
185 ............ REPORT OF OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR TERM JULY 1-JUNE 30 ........................................................1-Jul
1993A ........ FAMILY OF THE MONTH GENERIC REPORT FORM ............................................................. AS NEEDED
2629 .......... NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ROUND TABLE COORDINATOR.................................................... 1-Sep
2630 .......... ANNUAL REPORT KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ROUND TABLE ....................................................... 30-Jun
2863 .......... RSVP REFUND/PLAQUE APPLICATION .......................................................................................... 30-Jun
2935 .......... COLUMBIAN SQUIRES INQUIRY KIT ORDER FORM ............................................................ AS NEEDED
365 ............ SERVICE PROGRAM PERSONNEL REPORT FOR THE TERM JULY 1-JUNE 30 ............................ 1-Aug
4001 .......... SUBSTANCE ABUSE AWARENESS POSTER CONTEST PARTICIPATION FORM ......................... 31-Jan
4348 .......... YOUTH LEADER....................................................................................................................... AS NEEDED
4371 .......... FATHER PRIOR ........................................................................................................................ AS NEEDED
4567 .......... SOCCER CHALLENGE PARTICIPATION REPORT FORM ................................................................. 1-Dec
4584 .......... PARTNERSHIP PROFILE REPORT WITH SPECIAL OLYMPICS ..................................................... 31-Jan
532 ............ REQUISITION FOR FIRST DEGREE CEREMONIALS ............................................................ AS NEEDED
CR ............. OFFICIAL ORDER FORM FOR RECORDED COLUMBUS DAY PROGRAM ................................... 15-Sep
EA-Kit ........ ESSAY CONTEST KIT ORDER FORM ..................................................................................... AS NEEDED
FT- 1 .......... FREE THROW CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPATION REPORT ............................................................ 31-Jan
FT-KIT ....... FREE THROW COUNCIL COMPETITION KIT ORDER FORM........................................................... 1-Nov
SA-KIT ....... SUBSTANCE ABUSE AWARENESS POSTER CONTEST KIT ORDER FORM .................................. 1-Sep
SC-KIT ...... SOCCER CHALLENGE KIT ORDER FORM...................................................................................... 15-Aug
SP-7 .......... COLUMBIAN AWARD APPLICATION ................................................................................................ 30-Jun
STSP ......... STATE COUNCIL SERVICE PROGRAM AWARDS ENTRY FORM.......................................... AS NEEDED
Coorespondence:
State K of C Business:
Jim Neff, State deputy
329 S. Kingswood Dr.
Mountain Home, AR. 72653
Home: 870-425-9647
Cell: 870-736-4956
email: cjneff@suddenlink.net
Newsletter only:
John Hollender
P 0 Box 2156
Conway, AR 72033-2156
501-327-8734
E-mail: johnh911@conwaycorp.net