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Robert
Nikolay and Dan Kutz setting
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KC Picnic, also billed as, (Family Fun Day) takes place
during the day on the third Sunday of July at the KC
Hall and grounds. After Mass in the Hall, Chicken Dinner
is served as well as hotdog's, brats, corn dogs, cheese
curds and french fries. There is bingo and a raffle
as well as kids games all day long. |
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Children
and families participating in the balloon
toss game. |
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Bingo
at the KC picnic. |
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More bingo
at the KC picnic. |
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A
bingo being verified, Tom Kraus on the left
is looking on. |
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Bingo
Schedule:
Bingo runs the first and third Sunday at 7:00 pm from
September thru April and the first Sunday in May.
The doors open at 5:30 pm. Check
the Knight Light
for more information. |
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Bingo
players hoping for a bingo. |
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Ervin Stangl, Richard Podsiadlik
(bingo chairman), Jerry Binder and two bingo
winners enjoying
a night at the KC hall. |
Another
large turnout on a Sunday evening. |
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Knights
of Columbus Bowling League
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League provides the opportunity for brother Knights to have
an evening of fellowship, camaraderie, and friendly competition.
The league is open to any Knights of Columbus member and any
practicing Catholic. |
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Fun at the lanes on Tuesday nights. |
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Patrick
Brayer and Father Tony Wolf, pastor of Sacred Heart
and Corpus Christi parishes have a friendly chat in
between bowling frames. |
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We bowl on Tuesday evenings
at the Rose Bowl Lanes in Marshfield. The league starts at
8:45 p.m. from September to mid-April. If interested in being
a part of this fun evening contact Jim Zoellner at 389-2025.
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High
fives after a strike by Father Tony Wolf. |
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| An annual event
where we honor our area Clergy with a dinner and meeting.
In the Fall of 2002 we honored Father Todd Mlsna as the Knights
of Columbus Priest of the year. This event is our way of showing
our support for the Clergy who give so much of their time
and remind us how important it is to have God involved in
our lives. |
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In November
2002 Father Leketas and Father Mlsna share a moment
after the award presentation. |
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Priests
at our November 2002 Clergy Night Dinner |
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| Our fellow knights and their families meet about
three times a year at one of our local parishes for our corporate
communion. After mass at the parish church we then meet for breakfast
and fellowship at the KC Hall. Ernest Raschke is the chairman of
Corporate Communion. |
Knights of Columbus Annual Men's and
Women's Golf Outing |
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of Columbus has an annual golf outing the third weekend
in August. The rain date is the following weekend if
the clubhouse is available. It is held on a Sunday at
the Marshfield Country Club for any Knights of Columbus
member (does not have to be a member in our council),
their spouses, etc. |
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A great way to spend a Sunday.
Come join us each August. |
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There
are three divisions as follows: men's, women's, and
senior's (55 and older). The men play 18 holes and
the women have the option of playing 9 or 18 holes.
You play in foursomes that you arrange or the coordinators
will arrange, although only individual scores are
kept. There are special events on all holes.
Following the golf there is a banquet
at the KC clubhouse. This consists of a dinner and
awards. There are many sponsors, which goes along
with the many awards and/or prizes being passed out.
You don't have to golf to attend the banquet and vice
versa. |
The golf outing has been held for many
years and normally has about 55 golfers. The contact persons
are Ron Fischer (387-6728) and Mike Blackwood (387-4820).
The deadline for entering is usually about a week before
the event.
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Banquet is held in the month of October. At the banquet
we honor our fellow Knight's that have received the "Knight
of the Year" honors. We also recognize the "Teacher
of the Year" award in the Marshfield Area Catholic
Schools.
There is a presentation of the money collected
from the annual KC Tootsie Roll drive that is donated to
Special Olympics, Norwood Volunteer Services, Handicap Scout
Troop 34, Unified Services Opportunity Development Center
and Scholarships. |
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In October
2002 our Council honored, Brother Knights Peter
Raschke, John Binder, Ken Weigel, and Robert Hannum
as "Knights of the Year." Also in the picture are
State officer Dan Hall (3rd from left) and Past
Grand Knight Paul Konrardy (3rd from right). |
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Come join
your fellow Knights for an evening of good fellowship
the third Monday of each month for 1st to 4th degree
members and their guests. Steve Manlick our chef prepares
dinner with all the trimmings including dessert and
beverage for just $ 5.00.
The bar opens at 5:00 pm with serving
beginning at 5:30 pm and continues until 6:45 pm to
7:00 pm. |
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From left to right:
Dave Egner, Ron Heiting, Gary Giles, Jim Heiting,
and Ray Heiting. These five regularly attend
Men's Night together and there favorite spot
before and after dinner to socialize is in
the living room area near the entrance to
the hall.
Ray Heiting turned
97 on April 10, 2003 and he regularly attends.
This certainly is a KC tradition. Thanks for
the memories.
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Members
and guests enjoying another great meal. |
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Following
dinner join the knights in fellowship and card playing.
The attendance is usually between 150 and 225 for
dinner.
Read your Knight Light or under the
web site click on Calendar
and Knight Light from the home page or click on
Member Information "The Knight Light." |
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Al Bauer, Chuck Rentmeester, Bud Jirschele,
and Father Leketas is a foursome you will
see playing cards following dinner.
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This is an
evening you don't want to miss. |
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Another
group of card players. This is quite popular
after dinner. |
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Saint
Nicholas making his annual appearance. |
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Black
Pete passing out candy to a young girl. |
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We kick
off the holiday season with a social event in a christian
setting for our members and their children, grandchildren,
nieces and nephews.
We have refreshments along with two
movies for the kids and then highlight the event with
a visit from St. Nicholas and Black Pete to remind
the youngsters what Christmas is all about. (Bring
your cameras.) |
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Black
Pete and Paul Konrardy passing out candy to
the children. |
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| Steak Feeds are held during the summer months
of June, July, August, and September on the second Thursday
of every month at the KC Hall. The bar opens at 5 pm with
steaks served to order starting at 6 pm. We have Steve's great
Prime Rib 12 oz. or his grilled Rib-Eye. Either comes with
Baked Potato, sauteed onions, mushrooms in brown sauce. Home
baked bread or hard rolls, as well as coffee, milk or tea
for only $10.00 What a deal! |
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