| # Vigilant Knight Official Publication of Cardinal Gibbons Council No. 2521 Knights of Columbus Instituted February 8, 1924 – Celebrating 80 Years of Columbianism 4301 Klosterman Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21236 http://www.cardinalgibbons2521.org |
Columbus Gardens 410-256-2737 | “STEP FORWARD – CONQUER THE CHALLENGE” | Editor Bruce Rickter 410-665-8718 or brickter@mdonline.net
Volume 48 | August 2004 | Number 8

Grand Knight’s Message

Brothers,

My thanks begin by thanking Father Profitt for a lovely Installation Mass and inspiring Homily. Thanks to Mike Scally for his preparing the Installation Program and seeing that everything was ready for the Mass, to Charlie Zorbach and the staff of Columbus Gardens for a wonderful meal as always.

Enclosed with this issue of the Vigilant Knight are eleven tickets on a new automobile. I ask that each of you consider taking or selling them. The tickets sell for $1.00 each, if you sell all eleven you need only send in $10.00. This is a great incentive raffle. The State Council sponsors the raffle, purchases the car and prints the tickets, all for .40 cents per tickets. The remaining .60 cents comes back to our council.

I am looking for a few men to STEP FORWARD and CONQUER my next CHALLENGE. I have made arrangements to secure an automobile similar to the one being raffled by the State Council to be used while selling raffle tickets. I made arrangements for the weekends of September 25 & 26 and October 2 & 3. We will be selling tickets after all Masses at St. Joseph’s on September 25 & 26 and at St. Stephen’s Bradshaw in October. Bob Dillon and myself are heading up the sales. Don’t wait for us to ask you, Step Forward and volunteer.

It’s not too late to return your Crab Feast raffle tickets. First prize is a Crab Feast for ten (10) Second prize is a bushel of crabs. The winner will be drawn at our Crab Feast. Why not get a group together and come and enjoy the day. August 8, 2004 (see Adv. for details)

Glenn L. Wilmer, Grand Knight

410-879-916 e-mail: wilmerg@lycos.com

Retiree’s Meetings

1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month.

Chaplain’s Message

Brothers,

We have begun another fraternal year, and we wish all of our new officers good luck in their endeavors to lead our Council, as well as pledge them our continued support.

I am happy to let you know that I have been appointed as the Parish Administrator for Our Lady Queen of Peace in Middle River. An added happy note is that I can remain the chaplain for our Council.

Brothers, enjoy your time this summer, and I continue to remain your friend,

Your faithful chaplain and brother,

Fr. Jason 410-686-4972

Council Program Activities

    Now that the new fraternal year has started, there are many great activities for your participation.  I want to thank our past Chancellor, Vic Grams, for his outstanding work in keeping us informed of all previous events, and I will try to do just as good a job in keeping you up-to-date.

    The next three months are busy and they include these events:

    August 8         Crab Feast 1-6

    August 28       State Council Picnic-Patapsco St. Pk.

    Sept. 17-20     State Council Retreat-Loyola

    Sept. 23          Basket Bingo 5:30-10:00

    Sept. 25-26     Time & Talent-St. Joseph - all day

    Oct. 9              State Council Columbus Day Ball 7-11

    Oct. 13            Fallen Hero's Night

    Oct. 16            Italian Night 8-12

    Oct  17            Father-Daughter-Son mass & breakfast

    Oct. 22-24      Fall Fling-Ocean City - open to all

    Oct. 31           Children's Halloween Party 12-2

To our new members - I encourage you to come to some of these events, bring your friends and family, get to know us, and have some fun!

George Elardo, Chancellor 410-663-3605

Membership

Brothers,

The new Council year is now in full swing. As members of the Membership Committee, each brother knows how important it is to bring new members into our Council and Order. It is only with your efforts that our Council can continue to grow and provide an outstanding Program for our Council. It is with these thoughts in mind that I am asking, ” EVERY MAN, BRING A MAN”. Bring me the FORM-100, or name and number of an interested man, and I will take care of the rest.

I would like, at this time, to go over the requirements for the Shining Armor Award. To qualify for the “Shining Armor Award” new Knights must during their first year of membership:

1. Be involved in at least 3 council service programs.

2. Attend at least 3 council business meetings.

3. Receive their Second and Third degrees.

4. Meet with their council’s insurance representative.

5. Recruit at least one new member.

As you can see from the requirements this is an excellent opportunity for new members to get involved in the Council.

As the dates and information becomes available I will be asking everyone to sign up to help with our fall Membership Campaign at our area Churches.

Fraternally,

Joe Brewer, Warden 410-529-2676

Baltimore Chapter

The Baltimore Chapter of Grand Knights meets on the second Thursday of each month. The August meeting will be at Our Lady of Lourdes # 4606 - 1338 Hull

Street, Baltimore – Steve Cohen, PGK

The Franciscan Center

Those of you who have been to recent meetings are aware of the appeal I made for soap and other toiletries for the clients at the Franciscan Center. Those of you that do any amount of travel and stay in motels and hotels have access to those nice little goodies that they offer. These items are ideal for the people that come to the Center. I can tell you that the items that were donated already were greatly appreciated. Also don’t forget the need for men’s clothing.

    Edward P. Herpel, Jr., PGK

410-256-9104 epherpeljr@att.net

Pro Life

The following is excerpted from the June 2004 Journal of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights.

No public office holder should have to apologize for saying he has a religiously informed conscience. If after reflection on what the Catholic Church teaches to be true, a Catholic legislator votes his conscience - in a way that reflects the conscience of the Church as understood by the Magisterium - then so be it. Those who condemn such persons are the real threat to liberty.

Unfortunately, many discussions on church and state are ideological and wholly without principle. Now that we have a man running for president who calls himself "a practicing and believing Catholic", and who also rejects the Church's teachings on life issues -all of them- these discussions are running at a fever pitch.

Coadjutor Bishop Thomas Wenski of Orlando Florida said, "It is totally within our competence to say that one cannot be complicit in the injustice of denying the right to life to an unborn child or invalid elder and still consider oneself a good Catholic".

From the comments of the Bishop, it is clear to me that those voters, who by their vote support the pro-abortion politician rather than the pro-life one, are also "complicit in the injustice".

Vote as real Catholics

Vince Ciletti 410-661-3803

PRO-LIFE MASS

Saturday August 21, 2004

Saint Joseph’s – Fullerton

8:15 am

Please make every effort to attend

Camden Yard Baseball Games

We need your help! Let Tony Rasinski (410-296-0355) know if you can help at any of the games below.

Date Day of Week Opponent Time

8/03/04 Tuesday Seattle-Mariners 7:05pm

8/09/04 Mon (Ladies) Texas-Rangers 7:05pm 8/16/04 Monday Oakland- A’s 7:05pm

9/07/04 Tuesday Minnesota-Twins 7:05pm

9/30/04 Tuesday Toronto-Blue Jays 7:05pm

District Deputy

My Brothers All,

As you read this, our first month of this fraternal year is already behind us. By now most councils have had their installations and, hopefully, membership recruitment is underway. “It is in giving that we receive” as our State motto says, so I hope that you have supported your Grand Knight by attending the Council Officers’ Installation and have brought in a Form 100. These are easy ways, along with attending your Council affairs and recruitment blitzes, of showing your Grand Knight how much you appreciate his assuming the role of leading your council.

We are all aware of the fact that each Council has a recruitment quota for new members for this fraternal year. However, don’t think of it as a “quota”. Think of it as an opportunity to provide the same fellowship, pleasure, and honor that you receive through Knighthood to another qualified Catholic man. Think of it as extending all the benefits of our Order so that by giving of yourself, the new member, your council, and you benefit. This is definitely a win-win situation.

If you have not formed a retention committee yet this year, please do so. This is a vital part of your Council and the sooner you get those members who are on the verge of leaving our Order, the easier you can get them back on your roles in good standing.

As I indicated in my first message, I am here to support your councils. I would like to see all the councils in District #21 achieve Star Council status. Not for just your well deserved Councils’ recognition but because, through achieving Star Council, we have perpetuated our Order and preserved the fellowship we all treasure.

There is an emphasis this year on Senior Citizen programs and family recognition. If you already have a program for the elderly such as visiting a nursing home, luncheons, Bingo, etc., I think that is outstanding. However, think about how you may extend that program by adding more activities or participants. If you do not have a program in place, please volunteer and provide some cheer to those who would be so appreciative.

Your Grand Knight has an opportunity, every month, to name a deserving family as “Family of the Month”. Did you know that this goes beyond your council and Supreme gets these nominations and presents a statue of our Blessed Mother to a number of those families a month? Therefore, your family is recognized within your council, State, and Supreme. You can help your Grand Knight by identifying those deserving in your Council.

Lastly, for those among us who have the itch to travel, please consider the trips sponsored by State that benefits the Scholarship Fund. There is a trip to Vermont – New Hampshire in September, Branson, Missouri Christmas Tour in November, and an Eastern Caribbean Island Cruise in late January 2005. Please look at the State website (http://www.kofc-md.org/pages/tours/mdtours.htm) for specific details.

May God Bless You,

Samuel Orlando sorlando6@comcast.net

District Deputy 21

Fourth Degree Report

Why do I keep trying to recruit Third Degree members into the Fourth Degree? Do I just do this so that I can say that I made a report to my council and that will make me look good in the eyes of my fellow Fourth Degree members at the Archbishop Francis P. Keough Assembly?

NO, I do this because I believe that we as American Catholic citizens should promote Patriotism and be willing to show everyone that the Knights of Columbus stand behind our country and our armed service people. The Fourth Degree Knights are very supportive of our armed service personnel both the past and present members. Recently we were challenged to raise money to help finance the new World War II Memorial. In keeping with our patriotic mission, the Fourth Degree coordinated the Order’s support of the National World War II Memorial that was opened last month at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The assemblies throughout the United States raised and donated $520,000 for the construction of the monument.

This is just one of the examples of the Fourth Degree Knights in action. I know that many of you at Cardinal Gibbons Council #2521, served our country in one way or another whether in times of war or in peace. This was your way of being Patriot and now you can continue being Patriotic by joining us. Come join us in the Fourth Degree and continue to show that you are a Patriot.

See me and I will get you started on your way.

Fraternally,

Tom Davidson. PGK, PFN 410-282-2604

It’s Not Too Early

Make reservations for the Annual Fall Fling

Phillips Beach Plaza Ocean City, Maryland

Friday and Saturday, October 22-23, 2004

Special Package Rate includes meal vouchers – Special rate also available for room only, and Thursday arrival or Monday departure. Hospitality room fee $17.50 per person. For information: Tony Rasinski, 410-296-0355 -- Reservation deadline September 1, 2004

Supreme Council

A STAND AGAINST OBSCENITY

An organization long supported by the Knights of Columbus is using a powerful new tool to help citizens fight Internet pornography. Morality in Media has established a Web site, obscenitycrimes.org that collects citizen’s complaints about Internet pornography and forwards them to U.S. Attorneys for possible prosecution under existing federal laws.

“The production and distribution of hardcore pornography is a harmful multi-billion-dollar industry that operates with no valid claim of First Amendment protection, and would be sharply curtailed or eliminated if federal and state obscenity laws were vigorously enforced, said Morality in Media President Robert W. Peters.

“When it comes to hardcore pornography on the Internet four things are clear,” Peters said. “First, it is proliferating by leaps and bounds. Second, it is marketed in ways that are intrusive and deceitful (such as Internet spam). Third, it is readily available to children. And fourth, it is contributing to the breakup of marriages, to sexual crime and to an erosion of decency.” “We created obscenitycrimes.org to help citizens fight back,” he added.

JOIN THE EFFORT - Visit www.MoralityinMedia.org or contact Morality in Media at 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 239, New York, NY 10115, 212-870-3222, e-mail mim@moralityin-media.org.

Council Installation

    Installation of the new Council Officers,

    Sunday, July 11, 2004.

Deadline for the Vigilant Knight is the 10th of each month.

Supreme Insurance

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## What You Should Know About Mortgage Insurance

Did you purchase a new house recently? Congratulations! On a more sobering note, this is one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make – and probably came with a sizable mortgage.

There’s no question that such a large obligation should be factored into your life insurance planning. The real question is which type of policy would best meet your needs.

“Mortgage insurance” is actually a form of decreasing-term insurance. The face amount decreases as your principal balance decreases. If you die, the balance of your mortgage will be paid off.

You can also purchase individual term life insurance with a decreasing benefit, and the K of C offers this type of policy. Your beneficiaries could choose not to pay off the mortgage balance, and instead use the death benefit for some other purpose (education, retirement savings, etc.)

Don’t rule out permanent life insurance for mortgage protection. The fact is, many people move frequently during their adult years, often to more expensive housing. Owing a mortgage becomes a permanent obligation that doesn’t diminish - and, in fact, may increase. A permanent policy would be a wise buy in such situation.

Buying a house is a hectic time. I can help make it a little bit less stressful by outlining your mortgage insurance options for you. Call me anytime.

Call Ray Traube, PGK, FIC 410-337-7331 (if your last name begins with A-L)

Call Tom White, FICF, LUTCF 410-581-1740 (if your last name begins with M-Z)

Friday Night Club

The lounge is open most Friday nights from 8:00PM until ?? for members and guests. Recommend that you call Tony Rasinski 410-296-0355 for reservations.

Friday Night Lounge Schedule

August 6, 2004 – October 1, 2004

#  | #  | # Bartenders | # Houseman | # Assistant
Aug | 6 | McDonnel / Ledford | Orlando | Hess
| 13 | Lester / Dillon | S.Cohen | B.Rasinski
| 20 | Savitsky / Panzer | L.McFadden | Redmer
| 27 | Ridings / Forte | Hammann | Fino
Sep | 3 | Magrogan / Punte | M.Rasinski | Orlando
| 10 | Rickter / Aull | T.F.Rasinski | S.Cohen
| 17 | Ward / Dillon | Cullum | L.McFadden
| 24 | Brewer / Ferguson | Ches | Ches
Oct | 1 | Bankard / Harris | Leonard | M.Rasinski

Council Sick and Deceased

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as of July 8, 2004

Visit the Sick Pray for the Dead

# SICK LIST

# Brothers please remember the following in your prayers!

### Bro. George Zorbach , entered St. Joseph Hospital, Wed July 7, with a heart attack and a kidney problem. Kidneys have been stabilized and he has started physical therapy to regain his strength.

### Bro. Stephen Kowalewski is walking with a walker and gets out occasionally. Would like to thank everyone for their prayers.

Bro. Curt Gough his spirits are high. He is still on kidney dialysis but has begun to get out. He still needs our prayers.

Margaret Ann Pedone, sister of PGK Jack Leonard. Please continue to keep in our prayers. Our prayers keep her going.

Bro. William Savitsky Sr., Undergoing Chemo therapy treatment.

Bro. Louis Lamartina, Lou has been in Franklin Square Hospital for three weeks, he has several test and has had his appendix removed. He still needs our prayers.

Rita Martoche, wife of Bro. Salvatore Martoche, keep her in our prayers.

Michael Ritz, grandson of Bro. Walter Klausmeyer has been diagnosed with leukemia and is in need of our prayers.

Jason Bowers, grandson of Walter Price, would like to thank everyone for their prayers. He is doing fine now.

Ray Kaczorowski, brother-in-law of Bro. Robert Rasinski is in need of our prayers.

Pauline Gmurek, sister of Bro. Jack Schlim is back in the hospital and is in need of our prayers.

Bro. Louis Arreguin, is back in circulation after gall bladder surgery. He is feeling good and was at the retiree’s lunch. He thanks you for your prayers.

PGK Robert Cohen, Recently released from St. Joseph’s Hospital after open-heart surgery. He is doing well but please keep him in your prayers.

Bro. Frank Martin, is currently battling bouts of vertigo which limits his ability to get out to meetings. Please keep him in your prayers.

Joan Nengel, wife of Bro. Gary Nengel is back home and is doing well. Thanks to all for your prayers.

PGK Will Boyce, is home recuperating from a heart attack on June 5th while vacationing in the Catskills. He is doing pretty well. Please keep him in your prayers.

Martha Vorke, mother of Bro. Anthony Vorke is in Good Samaritan Hospital with a stomach hernia. Please keep her in your prayers.

John Joseph Vorke, brother of Bro. Anthony Vorke is in St. Joseph's Hospital with a stroke. Please keep him in your prayers.

SHUT-INS/OR IN A NURSING HOME

Bro. Bernard H. Horton, PGK and his wife Catherine are both in College Manor Assisted Living on Seminary Ave. Timonium. Bernie is in room 303. Says hi to everybody. Please keep them in our prayers.

Bro. Henry Langan, is in Stella Maris, has several medical problems. He is resting well.

Cecilia Polumbo, wife of decease Bro. Dominic Polumbo now resides at Manor Care, Rossville. Please keep her in your prayers.

Julie Schwartz, wife of deceased member Joseph Schwartz, is now in the Oak Crest Nursing Unit. Please keep her in your prayers.

Bro. Jim McCusker, is now in the Good Samaritian Nursing Facility. He has had his other leg amputated and is in low spirits. Please keep him in your prayers.

IN MEMORIAM

## Bro. Pasquale Romagna, an Honorary Life member with 52 years service passed away on June 11, 2004. A fraternal visit was made and a Mass Card presented.

Anthony Cusic, grandson of PGK Ted Raab passed away on June 15, 2004. A fraternal visit was made and a Mass Card presented.

Milton A. Golombowski, brother of Bro.Bernard Golombowski passed away on June 15, 2004. A Mass Card was given.

Louis Berenger Jr., son of Bro. Louis T. Berenger Sr. Passed away on June 21, 2004. A Mass Card was sent.

Lois Ramsburg, mother of Bro. Kenneth R. Ramsburg passed away on July 4, 2004. A fraternal visit was made and a Mass Card presented.

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## The Officers and Members of Cardinal Gibbons Council extend their sincere sympathies to the Romagna, Cusic, Golombowski, Berenger, and Ramsburg families.

BROTHERS if you know of someone sick, in distress, in a nursing home or deceased, please call me and let me know. I would rather hear from three than from no one. Please call or E-mail me the information. Include name, phone number and any information you have.

Victor J. Grams, DGK 410-661-4941

gramsvi@msn.com

Our Daily Bread

The schedule for the rest of the year 2004 is as follows Sept 18 and Nov 20. Always the third Saturday of the month. Time 9:00am to 1:00pm. Six volunteers are needed to serve in the Family section. As always, parking is free.

Edgar F. Keller 410-485-5948

Retiree’s Club

The Cardinal Gibbons Knights of Columbus Retirees Club meets on the first and third Tuesday at 12:00 noon. Dues are $15.00 per year. All third degree members who are retired and in good standing are welcome to join the Retiree’s Club.

Over the years, we have been fortunate enough to enjoy guest speakers such as Charlie Eckman,

Rex Barney, Art Donovan, men and women’s quartet, Tommy Bromwell, Joe Bartenfelder, Al Redmer, Nancy Grasmick, Keven Healy, Elrod Hendricks, Dave Johnson, Kevin Hickey, and Kevin Byrne just to name a few. Elrod Hendricks will be attending our meeting scheduled for August 17th as a guest speaker.

Throughout the year we have events scheduled which include an anniversary party every April, a Christmas Party and the annual crab feast. We also have two parties at the Woytowitz’s shore. Every other month we have a bus trip to Atlantic City.

Retirees volunteer their time by working at Monday Night Bingo as well as at Camden Yards and we have a maintenance crew that does odd jobs around the Council.

Jesse Bull, President (410) 426-7194

Retiree’s Club

Parish News

ALPHA Course

St. Michael the Archangel will be sponsoring ALPHA. The 10-week course covers the basics of Christianity and is free and open to anyone. Many have found answers to questions about life and God and how they relate. ALPHA starts at St. Michael’s on September 15. Invite your friends and neighbors! For more information, or to volunteer to be part of the ALPHA Team, please call Elaine Hughes at 410-882-0762 or Kathy Carlock at 410-668-5681.

A nyone:

- people who are not Christians,
- people who are not churchgoers or have stopped practicing their faith,
- people who are new Christians,
- those who want to brush up on the basics,
- people who are new to the Church.

L earning and laughter:

- Join others in a relaxed atmosphere

P asta (or other great food):

- Each weekly session begins with dinner.

H elping one another:

· Dinner is followed by a large group presentation and small group discussion.

A sk anything:

- Here’s your chance to ask your questions and express your opinions.

Family Activities

## Ladies Club News

The Ladies of the Knights Installation Banquet was held on Sunday, June 13. There were 87 people in attendance. Our Grand Knight, Tony Rasinski
presented outgoing President, Pat Scally, with our FIRST PLACE award for Ladies Activities in Division A for the State of Maryland awarded at the Convention in Ocean City, Maryland. Grand Knight, Tony Rasinski read all of our accomplishments for the past year which were contained in the award winning scrapbook. The new officers were installed by our District Deputy, John Lozoskie and assisted by our First Lady, Janet Rasinski. Outgoing President, Pat Scally presented her officers with gifts. Also, Pat turned over the gavel to our new President, Christine Hurley. Then, Pat Scally was presented with a gift for her outstanding leadership for the past two years. Many thanks to Peggy Rickter for chairing the Banquet. Our sincere thanks to Charles J. Zorbach, Fran Merkle, Dave Gonce and the wait staff of Columbus Gardens for the good food and drink that we enjoyed that afternoon.
Please give Felicia Hurley a call if you would like to go on the Bus Trip to Kent Island-Dover Downs on August 27th. Seats are going quickly. Call 410-931-2307.
A friendly reminder that your dues are now being collected and are NOW $14.00.
The Ladies of the Knights extend their sincere sympathy to Teresa Asplen on the death of her mother, Ann McCoy.
On Saturday, October 2, 2004, the Ladies Club will sponsor a bus trip to Three Little Bakers to see "Damn Yankees". The cost is $62.00 per person. Please call Phyllis Matlick at 410-254-5105 for reservations.
Calendar of Events

Mon | Aug 9th | Camden Yards-3:15pm
Fri | Aug 13th | General Meeting-7:30pm
Fri | Aug 27th | Kent Island-Dover Downs Bus trip-10:30am
Fri | Sept 10th | General Meeting -Speaker-7:30pm

Quote: May joy and peace surround you,
Contentment latch your door,
And happiness be with you now
And bless you evermore.
Ginny O'Neill, Corresponding Secretary

# August 2004

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 | 2 Bingo | 3 Retirees’ Club noon | 4 Lounge open to members | 5 | 6 Lounge open to members & guests 8pm to ? | 7
8 Crab Feast 1:00–6:00pm | 9 Bingo | 10 | 11 Council Meeting 8:00 | 12 | 13 Lounge open to members & guests 8pm to ? LadiesClub | 14
15 | 16 Bingo | 17 Retirees’ Club noon | 18 Officers’ Meeting Lounge open to members | 19 Baltimore Chapter Meeting | 20 Lounge open to members & guests 8pm to ? | 21
22 | 23 Bingo | 24 | 25 Council Meeting 8:00 | 26 | 27 Lounge open to members & guests 8pm to ? | 28 State Council Picnic
29 | 30 Bingo | 31 |  |  |  |

Council Crab Feast

August 8, 2004

Columbus Gardens 1:00pm to 6:00 pm

For more information and tickets

Contact Larry Iacarino, PGK 410-529-6056

Or Jim Hess 410-529-0097

$27.00 per person

Basket Bingo

Sponsored by Cardinal Gibbons Council Knights of Columbus

September 23, 2004

Doors open at 5:30

Dinner platter served 6:00-7:00

Early birds 7:15 Games begin 7:30

$13.00 includes 20 games and chicken breast platter

Raffles and specials will be available

For tickets call: Kathy Kreidler* 410-877-3365

or Jean Orlando 410-309-0401

*Please make your checks payable to Knights of Columbus (KC #2521) and mail to: Kathy Kreidler, 1607 Fallston Road, Fallston, MD 21047

This basket bingo is not sponsored by or approved by Longaberger Company

Cardinal Gibbons Proudly Presents # ITALIAN NIGHT #
Main attraction coming soon to your local Council on October 16, 2004 Show time is 8:00PM Your Stars of the Evening: Delicious Food, Open Bar, and Dancing to the Monaldi Brothers For Tickets and Information Directed By: Bill Kreidler, PGK 410-893-1069 Assistant Director: Gary Azzaro 410-671-6060 Assistant Director: Sam Orlando, PGK 410-309-0401 Ticket Prices only $17.00 per person

State Council

TRAVEL

State Council trips for the next fraternal year:

· Bus trip to Vermont and New Hampshire, 5days/4nights, September 8-12, 2004, $700 per person.

· Branson’s Magical Christmas, 6days/5nights, November 2-7, 2004, $1269 per person.

For more info and pricing, contact Mary Ann Caguin (800) 970-7245 or Romeo Gauthier, PSD 410-374-3202.