1. Business Meeting Oct. 13, 2010

2.  Call to Order and Warden’s Report  Prayer  Pledge of Allegiance  Roll Call of Officers  Opening Ode  Approval of Minutes  Chaplain’s Address  Reports  Old Business  New Business  Report of the 4th Degree  District Deputy’s Report  Good of the Order  Closing Prayers  Closing Ode  Adjournment 2

3.  Prayer  Pledge of Allegiance  Roll Call of Officers 3

4. Sing ye his praises loud and long, And let the unenlightened know, In ev’ry echo of your song, The great deeds done, tho’ long ago, By Columbus of the valiant soul, Who first old Neptune has controlled, Despite of envy, intrigue, gold, In the dim past of long ago. With vessels three o’er stormy sea, He thrilled the world of long ago, While wisdom linked with destiny, In justice scales its weight did throw. We are his heirs; we wear his name; We boast his deeds; we spread his fame; Our Order is the shining flame, That lights the gloom of long ago. 4

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7.  New members: Christian Brown Richard Hovermale Michael Kenning Aaron Palkovic Bradley Ritchie Earl Schrack Chris Shearin 7

8. Membership Update  The 24-Hour Knight  New member summary  Transfers  Current contact review  New shirts 2 nd and 3 rd Degree Exemplifications:  Saturday, Nov. 6, St. Meinrad, 12:30-5:00pm.  Sunday, Nov. 7, Griffith, IN, 12:30-5:00pm. 4 th Degree Exemplification:  Sat-Sun, Nov. 20-21, New Albany. 8

9. 9  1 st Quarter Council Report  Finance Committee Tim Shaw, Mike Weber, David Ide, Ron Grammas, Bernie Bruno, Joe Cegala, Al Harris, Tom Weintraut, Randy Yurczyk and all PGKs ex officio. Oct. 20, Nov. 17 and Dec. 15.

10. 10 For Month ending September 30, 2010 Cash in the Bank Beginning Balance $29,244.47 Expenses Paid: Right to Life$900.00 B. Bruno- postage, office supplies$125.00 Michael Starks-office supplies$14.52 Michael Heneghan- Youth Group Kick Off$99.89 Credit Card usage fee$24.36 Web site monthly Fee$44.95 Tony Kaufman-4th degree meetings$40.12 Tim Shaw Debit Card- Signarama$200.00 Credit Card Phone line for Oct. Festival$8.52 Knights Information recruiting Snacks$104.64 Total Expenses$1,562.00-$1,562.00 Deposits: McFarly Food Refund$64.36 Gibrault$51.00 Dues$84.00 Donation Mike Chair$126.00 Interest$1.02 Total Deposits$326.38 Cash available-Chase Bank Statement, 09/30/10$28,008.85 Detail to support Unrestricted Cash Chase Bank Statement ending Balance$28,008.85 Uncleared Checks-$173.40 Total Unrestricted Cash September 30, 2010$27,835.45

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12.  New Family Director: Mark Whitlock  September hours: 185  Volunteer opportunities: Family Pumpkinfest Blood Drive Memorial Mass Turkey Bingo Men’s Choir Bavarian Turtle Sales  Monthly from Directors and Chairmen: How many hours? For whom? In the next 60 days, what’s coming and what’s needed? 12

13.  Indiana Catholic Men’s Conference, Saturday, Oct. 16.  Keep Christ in Christmas yard signs.  Men’s Choir – Eric Hynson.  Healing Ministry (Ester Pafford) – volunteer catchers for healing service at St. Augustine, 13 th of every month. 13

14.  St. Vincent de Paul Society 14

15.  Blood Drive, Oct. 31, 8:00am-1:00pm, Parish Hall – Mark Whitlock  Fraternalism Mentor program  Volunteers for PR  Website – Tom Kelly 15 www.stalkofc.com

16.  Family Pumpkinfest, Saturday, Oct. 16, 1:00 to 4:00pm – Rick Weber.  Memorial Mass, Saturday, Nov. 6 – John Quinn.  Family Rosary -- Need volunteers. Quarterly: November, January, April. Rosary Team included.  Before the Hour of Our Death Seminar -- Ed DeWitt St. Elizabeth Anne Seton update International activity 16

17.  Fall Festival Parade, Sept. 11: 10 Knights, 10 Guests, 30 man-hours.  Celebrate Life Dinner, Sept. 28: 7 Knights, 13 guests (5 youth), 21 man-hours.  40 Days and 40 Knights, Sept. 22-Oct. 31: 12 Knights, 33 Guests, 36 man-hours.  Respect Life Sunday/Carmel Life Chain, Oct. 3: 3 Knights, 7 Guests, 3 man-hours. 17

18.  40 Days and 40 Knights 40 Days for Life, Sept. 22 – Oct. 31. Need one Knight to pray for one hour each day. Planned Parenthood on Georgetown Road at 86 th Street.  March for Life in Washington D.C. Depart evening of Jan. 22 Return morning of Jan. 25 18

19.  Youth Free Throw Championship, Feb. 1 or Feb. 8, 2011.  Support Youth March for Life, January – Paul Sifuentes  Bus 19

20.  Oktoberfest -- Oct. 9  Bavarian Turtle Sales – Nov. 1-Dec. 24  Turkey Bingo – Nov. 13, 6:00-10:00pm 20

21.  Old Business  New Business  Report of the 4 th Degree  District Deputy’s Report  Good of the Order  Closing Prayers  Adjournment 21

22.  Diabetes Research Fund Raiser – Chris Cash Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Comedy sports show in Parish Hall Probably December or January Auction Asking for volunteer help at event and with publicity  Bus – Mike Heneghan 22

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28. Dear Lord, We Knights are grateful, Lord, to You for extending Your invitation to the holy priesthood from Melchisidek down through the centuries, and now to two of our own. Bless them with an unending strengthening of their resolve, Oh Lord. Assist them with an ever-growing devotion to Your will. Foster in them wisdom, grace, piety, patience, and great love for us all, that they may grow in priestly virtue. Further our care and concern, Oh Lord, so that we will never cease to bless them, support them, encourage them, as we convey to them and their families our appreciation and gratitude for their generous acceptance of Your call. Amen. 28

29. Now our evening’s work is done, Then let us ev’ry one, Join in a song, Long may our Order stand, Foremost in this free land, Ready with heart and hand, To right each wrong. We have a mission great, True to our Church and State, Onward we move. We dry the mourner’s tear, The tired heart we cheer, Faith in our works appear, Upheld by Love. 29

30. 30 Our Lady of Perpetual Help