Newsletter March 2004

This month started out on a sad note for our family with the death of my father-in-law, Wally Nagel. Thank you to the many Knights and Ladies who paid their respects at the visitation or expressed their sympathies in any way.

Highland Council 1580 was well represented at the State Convention over Memorial Day weekend. We received the state-wide Columbian Spirit Award for our overall activities.
We also received the State Youth Activities Award for our St. Jude Bike-a-thon. Thanks to Morris and Linda Zobrist for their years of hard work to make this the #1 State Youth Activity.

In addition to these major awards, our scrapbooks received first place honors and our Newsletter, “Knight Times” took first place in the Springfield Diocese.

The Schweizerfest was a success and went smoothly due to the efforts of many brother Knights and their Ladies who gave of their time to work in the food stand and the Bingo tent. It was great to see the number of members who turned out to help at this event. Fund-raisers like this require a lot of work and it always goes better when we share the load!

On that same note, the work list for the Madison County Fair is enclosed with this Newsletter. Please check to see when you are scheduled. Even if your name isn’t on the schedule, please come out and lend a hand to your brother Knights when possible. We especially need lots of help on Wednesday for the Handicap Awareness Day.

As we begin a new Fraternal year, I want to express my thanks to everyone who made the past year so successful.

Jim Plocher

Grand Knight

There will be no meeting in July but remember our annual golf tournament is on the 1st of August.
Our next meeting will be on August 2nd at 7:30pm.

JOIN US IN

Celebration

UPCOMING EVENTS

Ladies Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday, July 6th at 7:00pm.
Bingo every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. Special bingo on July 7th.
Euchre every Thursday evening at 8:00pm.
Columbus Club officers meeting on Thursday, July 8th at 7:00pm and Council officers meeting same evening at 8:00pm.
Council Meeting on Tuesday, July 13th at 7:30pm with a first degree to be held prior to the meeting.
The Knight time singers will entertain at the Faith Countryside apartments on Monday, July 19.

Have a fun and safe
JULY 4th

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LADIES AUXILIARY

It was during the Great Depression that President Roosevelt asked glass companies to make pretty glass items that women could buy cheaply, to cheer them up. Today, some of this “depression glass” is avidly sought by collectors, and is quite valuable.

Members learned this and much more from Lynn Rehberger, owner of Antiques II in Highland. Some ladies also brought in items for Lynn to examine; she shared her knowledge with us freely.

All officers except for trustee JoAnn Korte were present. Old business included voting to spruce up the K of C parking lot entrance by replacing the plants there, and reminding members of the annual Taste of Illinois cookbook (recipes are sought).

Vice President Dot Durbin gave a summary of the State Convention: our Auxiliary’s scrapbook won first in state, and our Knights’ scrapbook tied for first place as well. Also, the Highland Council earned the highest honor in the Youth Service Award category, for the annual St. Jude Bike-a-thon, chaired by Linda and Morris Zobrist. Kudos to the Zobrists, and to Kay for a great scrapbook—and a great year as president.

Many thanks to all who participated in the Relay for Life, held June 18-19. The Ladies of the Knights team entered both the site decoration and the talent contests—and came in first in both activities! (We couldn’t have done either without help from some of our talented knights.) Everyone’s generosity and hard work in making this a success is deeply appreciated. Our team raised more than $2004 to help in the fight against cancer.

Because we are an organization that continuously gives to the community, the Ladies Auxiliary voted to chair the Kirchenfest Flea Market this year. This will be work, but fun as well. Please volunteer to help in this worthwhile event.

Officers for the next year were sworn in at the May meeting, with there being no change from the current roster: Kay Plocher, President; Dot Durbin, Vice President; Genevieve Mehan, Secretary; Linda Zobrist, Treasurer; JoAnn Korte, Sergeant-in-Arms; and Chris Gall, Ethel Korte and Pat Korte as Trustees.

Thanks to Phyllis Riedelberger and Darlene Rehkemper for refreshments: Ethel Korte and Judy Hereford will provide goodies at the July 6th meeting.

Darlene won the 50-50 jackpot, and Josie Potthast won the traveling attendance prize.

Josie will bring some of her historical clothing to next month’s meeting. All members and their guests are cordially invited to attend.

Genevieve Mehan, Secretary

MEMBERSHIP

Our next degree is to be held before the meeting on July 13th. All members are urged to try to sign up a fellow Catholic to join our ranks.

HATS-OFF

To Dave Melosi for being selected Knight of the month for June.

To the Butch & Aggie Wellen family for being selected Family of the Month for June.

To Paul Musenbrock for being selected as Senior Knight of the month for May.

To those of the Knight Time singers who participated at the Relay for Life in Troy.

.To the Ladies Auxiliary for purchasing the flowers for the entry by the sign.

To Art Timmermann, Carl Rutz, Ed Campbell, and Kaye Plocher for planting those flowers.

CHURCH ACTIVITIES

There will be no Corporate Communion during the summer months. A special thanks to those members who have been attending the Corporate Communions..

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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

FAMILY OF THE MONTH

The monthly meeting was held Tuesday, June 15th at the KC Hall. 23 members were present.

The Rosary was led by Chancellor Mary Jacober. Regent Connie Werner opened the meeting.

The opening Prayer, Pledge, and Crucifix Prayers were led by Chancellor Mary Jacober. There is no meeting in July and August, so the following members will be saying the Crucifix Prayers.

June: Margaret Daiber

July: Marie Luber

August: Connie Werner

Regent Connie told us there were 36 members and some spouses, and Father David Peters at the Annual D of I Breakfast Sunday, June 6th. A very delicious meal was prepared and served by KC members. It was enjoyed by all attending.

Those members receiving 50yr pins at the breakfast were: Fern Bellm, Lydia Bellm,
Mary Jacober, Betty Jakel, Marie Kreiner and Bernice Wellen – presented by Regent Connie Werner.

25yr pins were presented to: Shirley Bellm, Marie Plocher, Josephine Potthast, and
Veronica Wagner. They were also presented by Regent Connie Werner.

The birthdays for July are: Marcelle Benhoff, Wilma Willmann, Lydia Bellm and Marie Kreiner.

The birthdays for August are: Cleda Munie, Fern Bellm, Betty Jakel, Marjorie Cappelle, Doris Meyer, Josephine Potthast, and Joyce Musenbrock.

The birthdays for September are: Dorothy Bellm, Mary Lou Meredith, Carol Wells, and Mary Frey.

The Committee for September is: Bernice Wellen, Olivia Landmann, Felix Korte, Carol Klosterman, Mary Francis Petry and Veronica Wagner.

The next Bingos are: July 7th, August 4th, and September 1st. They will be at Faith Countryside at 2:15pm Anyone wishing to help is welcome.

Our next meeting is Tuesday, September 21st at 7:30pm.

Scribe

Mary Buchheim

June’s family of the month award goes to a brother Knight and his lady for their commitment to community, church, and council. If there is something that needs to be done around the hall they are among the first to volunteer their time and talent.

This knight has held office within the Council, he also coordinates our Corporate Communion at the churches within our Council area. As a couple they attend both the Corporate Communions and funeral home prayer visits.

The knight and his lady work bingo, the dinners, Kirchenfest, Schweizerfest. Their efforts in these activities help to spread the workload and make it more manageable for all.

It is with great appreciation that we have selected Butch and Aggie Wellen as the family of the month for June 2004.

Congratulations from Council 1580!

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH

June’s Knight of the Month goes to a Brother Knight for his continual support of our Council, our Church, and our Community.

This Brother Knight is active in Council activities. He helps at the Fair, the Kirchenfest, the Sausage dinner and on and on. In addition to that, he contributes as a member of our Council softball team which plays in the State tournament every year.

His real expertise however is the computer. He has moved us into the 21st Century with a website for our Council as well as putting our Newsletter on Website. He is also working with the State on their website.

It is with great appreciation that we have selected DAVE MELOSI as our Knight of the Month for June, 2004

Congratulations from Council 1580!

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INFO FROM A BROTHER KNIGHT

A boyhood friend of mine, whom I haven't heard from in thirty five years, wrote to me this Christmas, and one of his questions was, do your Christians celebrate Christmas? You can guess my response. Besides buying new clothes and meat and decorating a bit of the home, the liturgical celebrations at the Church is a very joyous and festive occasion. There isn't anything that is better than celebrating Christmas mass with our people. Old, middle age and young, all participate in singing, worshipping and dancing, to make the mass a thanksgiving and praise to our God.

Other developments at the parish include the building of our new parish church. The walls have gone up, the pillars which will support very long trusses are going up, and the tresses are almost finished. We hope to have the roof up by Easter.

At our High School, St. Joseph¹s Hill, we are registering a new in take of first year students. We are building to improve the conditions of the school and it's over stretched capacity of 400 students in just 76 classrooms. Soon we should have a separate latrine for the teachers and staff, a new kitchen for the staff and students. We are still looking forfunds for hostels and a basketball court. The soccer field which we constructed is a beauty-the envy of all sports lovers. At the end of the year, Brother Leonard Oketch CSC, a teacher at the school, invited a group called the Youth Alive from Kampala (the capital city) to hold a four-days workshop with our students.. It was a success; many of our students have since become actively involved in the church youth movements.

Our Holy Cross community at Kyarusozi is at its best, besides a few changes. Brothers Deo Magezi and Leonard Oketch teach at St. Joseph's Hill High School, Bro. Bernie Klim (our elder) does a lot of construction and maintenance work all over. Fathers Lucius Atwine and Aristides Massawe are moving to new assignments while Fr. Andrew Massawe will join us around Easter time. The Sisters of the Holy Cross, running the Family Center - with health care and women development, are growing younger and enthusiastic with more young women joining them in pursuit of religious life.

We always remember you all and thank you for your generosity. We will pray for you during the holy seasons of Lent and Easter.

Fr. Richard Potthast CSC, Pastor

GENERAL AGENT

Mr. Shane Morgan is the General Agent for our area. His address is:

Mr. Shane Morgan
K of C General Agent
PO Box 2213
Mt. Vernon, IL. 62864
(618) 244-6643 (618) 244-6645 FAX

If you have problems reaching our insurance agent, please do not hesitate to call the General agent.

SENIOR KNIGHT OF THE MONTH

June’s Senior Knight of the month award goes to a Brother Knight for his continued service and support of our Church, Community, and Council.

This Senior Knight supports our Council’s Church activities through his participation in our corporate communions, and rosary service. For many years he has been the co-chairman for the Newman , Right to Life, and Vocations fund raiser.

As a 4^th degree member his participates in honor guards for the Church, Bishop, and funerals.

He supports Community activities through his assistance in the Madison County Fair, the Schweizerfest, the MRLD “Tootsie Roll” drive, St. Jude’s Bike ride and Bingo.

When a fellow knight is called to rest he is at the funeral home to pay his respects. .

He supports our Council activities through his assistance at the Sausage Dinner, Chicken Dinner, and Lenten Fish Fry’s. He is always available when work is to be accomplished.

Recently, he helped in installing shelves in a walk-in cooler. The significance of this activity was not known until something was dropped. These shelves made the cleanup much easier.

His greatest assistance to the Council has been his serving over 25 years as the Council’s Financial Secretary.

With his dedication and service to the council, we are known as one of the best councils in the state.

It is with great appreciation that we have selected Paul Musenbrock as our Senior Knight of the Month for June 2004.

Congratulations from Council 1580

CONDOLENCES

Our condolence goes out to Brother Vince Eversgerd on the loss of his mother, and also to Brother Glenn Hoyt on the loss of his father and to Brother Richard Sanvi on the loss of his mother and to Brother Knight Mike Ammann and his wife Shari on the loss of her grandmother.
May they rest in peace.

ATTENDANCE PRIZE

The name of was Steve Heimsath was drawn at the last meeting. Had he been here he would have received $100.00. Next month’s prize will be $110.00. Remember, you must be present to win.

There was a mistake in the membership number in the last Newsletter so there could be no winner.

Look for your membership number inserted in this months Newsletter and show up at the next month’s meeting and identify yourself to the Grand Knight that you are the holder of that membership number and win $50.00

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JULY BIRTHDAYS

1 - Michael Baumgartner
1 - Thomas Marti
1 - Rosemary (Norman) Meyer
1 - Janet (Leonard) Thole
2 - Roland Harris
2 - Lisa (Bill) Straeter
2 - Anna Mae (Carl) Neier
3 - Jo Ellen (Dale) Branscome
3 - Rose Mary (Eldon) Miller
3 - Roger Pfister
4 - Joe Rakers
5 - Steve Heimsath
6 - Sally (Wilbert) Benhoff
6 - Jenny (Andy) Winkeler
7 - Francis Jancek
8 - Barb (Paul) Schmitt
8 - Leonard Sedlack
9 - Leon Luber
9 - Mary (Mike) Marchal
9 - Marge (Vincent) Hess
9 - Karen (Wayne) Branger
9 - Randy Manley
9 - Frank Milos
10 - Julie (Todd) Korte
10 - Robert Ohren
11 - Monette (William) Augustin
11 - Terry Zeisset
12 - Gloria (Francis) Jancek
12 - Don Richter
12 - Shirley (Lawrence) Landolt
12 - Dilnawaz (Dan) Stack
13 - Janet (Jerry) Morence

13 - Jodie (Brian) Ramsey
13 - Sonny St. Cin
13 - Lynn (John) Todt
14 - Kyle(Martin) Klostermann
14 - George Korte
15 - Bruce Johnson
15 - James Warnecke
15 - Mary (Herb Sr.) Durbin
15 - Donna (Jim) Flanigan
15 - David Schlueter
16 - Kent Korte
16 - Theresa (Vernon) Eversgerd
17 - Marilyn (Charles)Grapperhaus
17 - Richard Eilers
17 - Ron Kapp
18 - Glenn Harmon
18 - James Kerin
18 - Debbie (Tracy) Poehling
19 - Christ Schwarz
19 - Bob Hellige
19 - Wayne Keeven
19 - Glen Walter
19 - Mary Ann (Maurice) Korte
19 - Angie (Orville) Heim
19 - Greg Zampogna
20 - William Chappel
20 - Karen (Charles) Rehkemper
21 - Paul Capelle
21 - David Imming
21 - John Kutz
21 - Duane Gruenenfelder

21 - Wilma (Ray) Willmann
22 - Jason Hollenkamp
23 - Dennis Kampwerth
23 - Dave Kampwerth
23 - Herb Bellm
23 - Harvey Jakel
23 - Lydia (Roland) Bellm
23 - Ned Kampwerth
23 - Jody (Robert) Melosi
24 - Michelle (Paul) Kuczka
25 - Roger Schrage
25 - Bradley S. Scott
25 - Charlotte (Larry) Siverly
26 - Dennis Keeven
26 - Allan Gall
26 - Mike Kapilla
27 - Dorothy (Art) Flaiz
27 - Christy (James) Wiegand
28 - Ron Zbinden
28 - Agnes (Victor) Kantner
29 - Ralph Brueggemann
29 - Helen (Bernard) DeBourge
29 - Denise (Charles) Peters
30 - Wendy (Dan) Descher
30 - Greg Firkus
31 - Elaine (Edwin) Frisse
31 - Tracie (Robert) Luitjohan
31 - Barbara (Robert) Schwarz
31 - Ruth (Clarence) Korte
31 - Melba (Fred) Hemann
31 - Anthony Russo

JULY ANNIVERSARIES

1 - Herb & Dorothy Durbin, Jr.
1 - Tim & Lori Lucia
2 - John & Cheryl Voegele
3 - Kevin & Jeanna Dewale
5 - Brian & Karen Gnaedinger
8 - Gary & Helen Gacevich
8 - Jeffrey & Janey Miller
9 - Scott & Brenda Plocher
9 - Ray & Rosemary Schrage
9 - Richard & Carla Tscherney
9 - Robert & Deborah Vance

9 - Hollie & Clarene Willmann

10 - Robert & Rita Eilers
10 - Robert & Beverly Quade
10 - Bill & Melissa Zobrist
11 - Carl & Anna Mae Neier
12 - Cyril (Pete) & Jane Korte
13 - Brian & Jodie Ramsey
15 - Wayne & Karen Branger
16 - Matt & Carrie Basler
16 - Peter & Barb Capalupo
17 - Tracy & Debbie Poehling

17 - Alan & Kimberly Zobrist

18 - Larry & Janet Widman
18 - Roger & Jan Schrage
20 - Chris & Deanne Voegele
23 - Neal, Jr. & Rosemary Rieke
26 - David & Linda Long
28 - Howard & Linda Held
30 - Tom & Lori Ann Bruggemann
30 - Gerald & Jane Thole
31 - Burnell & Mary Frances Petry
31 - Earl & Bernice Duncan
31 - Wayne & Lois Moore

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2004				July						2004
Sunday		Monday		Tuesday		Wednesday		Thursday		Friday		Saturday
								Euchre 8:00pm	1		2		3
	4		5	Ladies Auxiliary Meeting 7:00pm	6	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Gene Gruggemann, Jim & Dorothy Kampwerth, Louie $ Marietta Winkeler	7	Euchre 8:00pm Columbus Club Executive Meeting 7:00pm Council Officers Meeting 8:00pm	8		9		10
	11		12	Council Meeting 7:30pm	13	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Cyril & Deloresa Weis, Frances Luitjohan	14	Euchre 8:00pm	15		16		17
	18		19		20	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Butch & Aggie Wellen, Marion Bohnak, Andy Anderson	21	Euchre 8:00pm	22		23	Wedding	24
	25		26		27	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers Ken Rutz, Herb & Irma Korte, Tim Korte	28	Euchre 8:00pm	29		30	Wedding	31

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2004				August						2004
Sunday		Monday		Tuesday		Wednesday		Thursday		Friday		Saturday
4th Degree Golf Tourney	1	4th Degree meeting at 7:30	2	Ladies Auxiliary Meeting 7:00pm	3	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Larry & Ethel Korte Herb & Dot Durbin	4	Euchre 8:00pm Columbus Club Executive Meeting 7:00pm Council Officers Meeting 8:00pm	5		6	Wedding	7
	8		9	Council Meeting 7:30pm	10	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Ken & Mary Rutz, Herb & Tim Korte	11	Euchre 8:00pm.	12	Wedding	13	Wedding	14
	15	Knight Time Singers at Faith Countryside Nursing Home at 7:00pm	16	No D of I Meeting	17	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Leon Luber, Chris Gall, Jim & Kaye Plocherurbin	18	Euchre 8:00pm	19		20	Wedding	21
	22		23		24	Bingo 7:30pm Kitchen Workers: Ray & Pat Korte, two ball players	25	Euchre 8:00pm	26		27	Wedding	28
	29		30		31

MADISON COUNTY FOOD STAND FAIR WORK LIST

MADISON COUNTY FAIR July 25-30-2004 LINDENDALE PARK, HIGHLAND

GENERAL CHAIRMEN: LARRY KORTE,JIM PLOCHER
CO-CHAIRMAN: RAY KORTE, HERB DURBIN JR

FRYER CHAIRMEN DAY SHIFT: GARY DEUSER, LARRY WIDMAN

FRYER CHAIRMEN NIGHT SHIFT: CARL RUTZ

FOOD SUPPLY CHAIRMEN: Dave E. Korte, Dave Gall, Jim Gutzler

SET UP CREW MORNINGS: 8:45AM Jim Voss, Norman Hasenstab, Tom Ahlmeyer,
Paul Musenbrock
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IF ANYONE IS FREE TO HELP ANYTIME MORNING OR AFTERNOON, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO
REPORT TO THE FAIRGROUNDS WHERE THE FOOD STAND IS SET UP.
WE WOULD ALSO WELCOME ANY WIVES OR LADY FRIENDS WHO MAY WISH TO WORK.

SUNDAY, JULY 25: (10:30 - 2:00PM.)
SHIFT LEADER GARY KUES (654- 2445)

TOM HILL MICHAEL KORTE GARY KUES JASON HOLLENKAMP
KEVIN DEWAELE DAVE GALL DAVID A. BROWN MIKE AMMANN
FRYERS: LARRY WIDMAN, LEE WELLEN, GENE BRUEGGEMAN, RAY WERNER, DAN KLOSS

SUNDAY, JULY 25: 2:00 – 6:00 PM
RONALD MASSEY GLEN WALTER TIM WHITTEN SCOTT BRENDEL
WIL MERSINGER DAVE RAKER ED CAMPBELL DONALD FRANK
FRYERS: MARTY WILSON, STEVE BRENDEL, JIM CHANDARLIS, GARY DEUSER

SUNDAY, July 25: 6:00-10:00PM
SHIFT LEADER LARRY KORTE (654 3345)

GARY KORTE JOHN A. GANTNER MAX RUDOLPH VERN RAKERS
BIDDY ESSENPREIS DOMINIC FORNELLI DON BOLLMAN JIM HABERER
DAVID S. KORTE ROGER FREY GARY POETTKER DALE BRANSCOME
MARY JANE FORNELLI
FRYERS: MEL WALTER, SLED FREY, PAUL MUSENBROCK, BRIAN GNAEDINGER

MONDAY, JULY 26: (10:30 - 6:00 P.M.)
SHIFT LEADER PAUL SCHMIDT (654-9961)
HERB BELLM FRANCIS ROBBEN LEROY ZOBRIST JERRY FREY
JIM KUHNER CARL NEIER ORVILLE LANDMANN JOHN KAPP JR.
EDWIN PLOCHER WALTER ORLET MIKE KUHL CAROL ROBBEN
FRYERS: PAUL FREY, ART TIMMERMANN, ORVILLE VOEGELE, NED KAMPWERTH

MONDAY, JULY 26: (6:00 - CLOSE)
SHIFT LEADER TOM MELOSI (654-6070)
TOM AHLMEYER MIKE LENGERMANN DAVE MELOSI KEVIN BUCHMILLER
TYLER TROXELL BOB MELOSI JEFF MILLER SCOTT TROXELL
CHRIS VOEGELE GARY TODT JOHN TODT RICH MELOSI
FRYERS: DENNIS KAMPWERTH, JAY WILDHABER, DON RUTZ, MIKE WIDMAN,
JASON BOESER MARION BOHNAK

TUESDAY, JULY 27: (10:30 - 6:00 P.M.)
SHIFT LEADER LEON LUBER (654-2148)
TIM S KORTE RICH BOESER DAN GRANDAME EWALD HOLZINGER
MORRIS ZOBRIST JOHN HODAPP DONALD BRINKER JEFF RUTHERFORD
BILL STRAETER HERB KORTE GLENN HARMON FRANK MILOS
TOM AHLMEYER OLIVER LUBER
FRYERS:VAN THUENEMANN,ANDREW ANDERSON,SLED FREY,NED KAMPWERTH

TUESDAY, JULY 27: (6:00 - CLOSE)
SHIFT LEADER RAY KORTE (654-5822)
RAY SCHRAGE JOHN KAPP, JR TIM VINCENT CHRIS KORTE
BOB QUADE DAVE KAPP BOB KLOSS GLENN HARMON
ROGER PFISTER ORVILLE LANDMANN KELLY VERFURTH LARRY KEILBACH
JIM KLAUS LARRY REIDELBERGER KYLE KLOSS DANIEL KLAUS
FRYERS: GARRY WERNER, MARTY WILSON, JIM CHANDARLIS, JERRY PRUSA,
RALPH BRUGGEMANN

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28: (9:00 - 6:00 P.M.)
SHIFT LEADER MORRIS ZOBRIST (654-7801)
PLEASE NOTE: WE NEED LOTS OF VOLUNTEERS ON THIS SHIFT TO HELP FEED THE LUNCH TO OUR SPECIAL DISABLED PEOPLE ESPECIALLY DURING THE HOURS OF 9:00AM TO 2:00PM.
FRYERS: GARY DEUSER, PAUL FREY, VAN THUENEMANN, LARRY WIDMAN
C.SLED FREY, LEO LANDMANN
1:00 – 6:00 P.M.
JOHN KAPP JR. ED PLOCHER TIM S KORTE
FRED HEMANN TOM AHLMEYER KEITH KOCH AL KHARIBIAN
FRANK MILOS LEON LUBER FRANK PRUSA

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28: (6:00 - CLOSE)
SHIFT LEADER TRACY POEHLING (654-7953)
NEAL RIEKE STEVE RIBBING KEITH POSS KEVIN DEWAELE
ALLAN GALL STEVE GALL STEVE BACZEWSKI STEVE PETERS
VERN EVERSGERD BRAD JAKEL MARTIN KLOSTERMAN PHIL KRYDYNSKI
DEB POEHLING JIM GUTZLER
FRYERS: GENE BRUGGEMANN, JERRY THOLE, GARY FREY, MATT WIDMAN,

THURSDAY, JULY 29: (10:30 - 6:00 P.M.)
SHIFT LEADER BERNARD HEMANN (654-9392)
FRED DONINI JOHN GANTNER JR HERB KORTE
FRANK EILERMAN MAURICE KRAMPER DAN GRANDAME
NORM HASENSTAB MAX RUDOLPH FRANK PRUSA
FRYERS: CYRIL WEIS, LEONARD LANDMANN, JIM KAMPWERTH, WILBUR HESS, CLARENCE KORTE

THURSDAY, JULY 29: (6:00 - CLOSE)
SHIFT LEADER HERB DURBIN JR. (654-6754)
MEL LONG CHRIS MARTZ ANDY ANDERSON RANDY VONHATTEN
KEN WAGNER TOM MARTI RICHARD WEIS MIKE COMPTON
ROBERT HAMMER ROBERT HAMMER JR. JIM PLOCHER RICK BOESER
DOT DURBIN ED J PLOCHER MARION BOHNAK DOMINIC DURBIN
KAYE PLOCHER JIM KLAUS
FRYERS: BUDDY POETTKER, BOB BUEHNE, CARL LAMMERS, CHRIS DURBIN, MIKE COMPTON
DAVE RUTZ

FRIDAY, JULY 25: (10:30 - 6:00 P.M.)
SHIFT LEADER ED CAMPBELL (654-3142)
EWALD HOLZINGER MIKE KUHL TERRY RIFFEL
DAN GRANDAME ART FLAIZ TOM STEINMAN FRED HEMANN
FRYERS: DON RUTZ, PAUL FREY, KENNY RUTZ, GARY DEUSER

FRIDAY, JULY 30: (6:00 - CLOSE)
SHIFT LEADER RON ZBINDEN (654-3417)
LEE WELLEN DAVID BROWN JONATHON ELLIOTT LUKE WELLEN
DENNIS KEEVEN DON FRANK TIM LUCIA BERT ELLIOTT
DAN DESCHER EDWIN J. PLOCHER ROBERT DRDA GARY KUES
TIM S KORTE Ron Davis KAYE PLOCHER -*JIM PLOCHER
FRYERS: LARRY WIDMAN, JASON BOESER, CARL RUTZ, ELMER EMIG, GARY DEUSER

IF YOUR NAME DOES NOT APPEAR ON THIS LIST AND YOU CAN HELP ANYTIME, PLEASE
COME. THANK YOU!

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 IS DISABILITY AWARENESS DAY AT THE FAIR. EXTRA HELP IS URGENTLY NEEDED ESPECIALLY DURING THE HOURS OF 9:00AM UNTIL ABOUT 2:00PM.
IF YOU CAN SPARE A FEW HOURS OF YOUR TIME, IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

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FROM THE EDITORS

MEMO FROM FINANCIAL SECRETARY

The deadline for the August Newsletter will be July 20th.

We would like to thank the two people who called in their change of address before we had their newsletters returned and also thank you to two more people who have added their names to our e-mail list.

We would still like to encourage our members and especially our new members to consider using the E-mail system to get their monthly news. It is both cheaper and you can get your Newsletter earlier by this method. Please take time to send us an e-mail to highlandkc@charter.net so we can add your address to our e-mail listing. To reach our website use highlandkc.org.

Also please let us know your change of address so that we can cut down on the expense for the return of your Newsletter.

Due to a computer glitch some of the birthdays were omitted in last month’s Newsletter. So sorry this happened.

George & Jo Ann Korte

Newsletter Editors

Here we are with six months of the year gone and we still have over 50 members who have not paid their dues. Dues were due as of the first of January. Regular members dues are $18.00 per year and Honorary members are $9.00 per year. Fourth degree members’ dues are $8.00 per year additional. If you are unsure about your status, give me a call at 654-3054. Members can save the Council considerable money by paying their dues promptly. Statements have already been sent out as a first notice. Members can drop payments off at the hall or send them to me.

Thank you.

Paul Musenbrock

13018 Trestle Road

Highland, IL 62249