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Highland KC Officers The Pioneer/ Bill NapperNewly elected Knights of Columbus Officers take part in an installation ceremony, Friday evening July 6 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Please see a complete list of the officers on page 3.

Here is the list for the Kirch-enfest. Please contact the shift captain and let’s make this the best Kirchenfest ever.K of C Worker Assignment Jim McDermott - Manpower Coordinator - 618-304-9669

Captains - Please Contact Your Crew & Fill Open

Positions Members - Please Contact Captains To

Volunteer For Open Positions. * Monday Clean Up Includes

K of C Food Prep Areas & Kirchenfest Grounds Tear

Down Friday 8/24

5:30 PM - 10:00 PMShift Captain - Jerry Klostermann Herb DurbinChris Durbin OPEN OPEN OPEN

Saturday 8/25 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Shift Captain - Ray Korte-Tim Korte (Ray’s son) Mike Speis Tim Vincent Roger Landmann David Kampwerth Jim Voss Mike Carroll Brad White Jim Kampwerth OPEN

Saturday 8/25 12:00 Noon - 4:00 PM Shift Capt. Kent Korte

Kent Korte Paul Musenbrock Gene Bruggemann Steve Rezabek Scott Korte Glen Walter Gary Graminski Tom Snyder Ralph Bruggemann OPEN

“Saturday 8/254:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Shift Captain - Ed PlocherBill Zobrist Joe Laporta Shane Gill Mike Roughy Jim Campbell Mark Richter

Tim Whitten OPEN OPEN OPEN

Saturday 8/258:00 PM - 12:00 Midnight

Shift Captain - Jerry Klostermann

Tony Tebbe Larry Rensing Dave Zobrist Hank Jeager Dave Brown Terry Marks

Sunday 8/2610:00 AM - 2:00 PM Shift Captain - Shanon AutryLee TrameDave Gall Bob Buehne Bob Jackson OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN

Sunday 8/26 2:00 - 5:00 PM

Shift Captain - Steve RoeperJerry Rehkemper Lindell Hilling Ed Geier Luke Niemeyer OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN

Sunday 8/265:00 - 8:00 PM

Shift Captain - Matt DermodyDan Kapp Mike Carroll Zach Carroll Scott Abbott Paul Dunker OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN

Monday Clean-Up 8/27 8:00 AM - NoonMartin Klostermann

Shift CaptainAll Shifts are Open

Knights Gearing Up For Kirchenfest

Knight Times August 2018

Birthdays & AnniversariesJuly Anniversaries

Ray and Romy Schrage’s 7-9-1960.

August Anniversaries2 - Chris & Julie Lafrance3 - Gregory & Terri Walter4 - Joseph & Jacqueline Seger5 - Ely & Ashley Hadowsky7 - William & Margaret Duncan7 - Vernon & Theresa Ann Eversgerd7 - Philip & Judy Hereford7 - Terry & Nanette Snyder8 - David & Barbara Kampwerth8 - Robert & Barbara Schwarz Jr12 - Jerry & Marlene Vosholler12 - Kim & Pat White12 - Marty & Sue Wilson III13 - Stephen & Carla Roeper14 - Randy & Ann Kleinmann14 - George & Karen Whaley17 - Brian & Connie Ruffini17 - David & Cynthia Zobrist18 - Thomas & Kirby Klostermann18 - Kevin & Barbara Ann Stallard19 - Christopher & Jene’ Frey20 - Joe & Gail Gutzler20 - Randy & Jean Von Hatten22 - Dennis & Kathy Keeven24 - Duane & Carol Frey24 - Russell & Nancy Rieke Sr25 - John & Kim Etter25 - Edward & Madonna Fischer25 - Wayne & Sherry Holzinger25 - Donald & Sharon Schmitz26 - Lee & Janet Voss26 - Gary & Rebecca Weis28 - Kevin & Susan Heim29 - Anthony & Donna Budde29 - Dennis & Barbara Tabor31 - John & Colleen Geismann31 - Roger & Leeann Landmann31 - Mark & Judith Richter31 - Herbert & Linda Tebbe

August Birthdays1 - Donald Johannes1 - Nicholas Lampon1 - Leonard Landmann1 - Ronald Massey1 - Terrence Riffel1 - June Thole2 - Margie Capelle2 - Derek Hacke2 - Kevin Keeven2 - Russell Kloss2 - Luke Wellen3 - Jennie (Terry) Forbes Sr3 - Lu Ann (Daniel) Halloran3 - Vernon Korte3 - Robert Plocher4 - Al Hilmes4 - Carol (Maurice) Kramper4 - Julie (Chris) Lafrance4 - Jennifer (Tim) Whitten4 - Debra Wiesemeyer5 - Homer Rusteberg5 - Kerri (Michael) Spies6 - Don Tschannen Jr7 - Robert Benda7 - Aimee (Brant) Frey7 - Carl Neier7 - Justin Overby7 - Jeremy Snyder

KNIGHT OF THE MONTH

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

This brother Knight is a kind, thoughtful and friendly individual.

He is a newer member of our Council having joined our order in September 2017.

He recently worked with his Grandpa selling Queen of Hearts tickets and issuing PIN numbers.

He served our country in the Navy for 4 years as a jet engine technician.

He attended a Cursillo week-end and is a dedicated father and a very devout Catholic.

It is with great appreciation that we honor as the Knight of the Month for July, 2018, our brother Knight, Kent Manning

Congratulations from the Highland Knights of Columbus, Council 1580.

S E N I O R K N I G H T O F T H E

M O N t H AwA R DJuly’s Senior Knight of the

Month Award is given to a Brother Knight for his contin-ued service and support to the Church, our council and our community.

Our Brother Knight joined our Order in 1973 and as been a faithful member these passed 43 years. He took the Patriotic (4th) Degree in 1975 and is a member of Assembly 2405. Last fall he convinced and sponsored 10 of his grandsons to join the Knights of Colum-bus.

He volunteered to work the Queen of Hearts ticket sales and works the third Tuesday of each month.

Our selection for Senior Knight of the Month for July 2018, is Sir Knight Art War-necke.

We are happy and honored to have him as our Senior Knight of the Month.

Congratulations from High-land Knights of Columbus Council 1580.

FAMILY OF THE MONTH

J u l y ’s F a m i l y o f t h e M o n t h a w a r d g o e s t o a B r o t h e r K n i g h t a n d h i s Lady for their support and service to Church, Coun-ci l and Community.

Ladies Auxiliary News

Kathy LohmanLadies Auxiliary Secretary

This Brother Knight is a 12-year member of High-land Counci l 1580.

He and h i s Lady have worked many of our func-t ions, to include the Mad-i s o n C o u n t y F a i r , S c h -weizerfest , ID Fund Drive and Sausage Dinners .

They have volunteered at the St. Paul Kirchenfest for many years .

He is a member of the 4 t h D e g r e e A s s e m b l y . They are Hospitali ty Min-is ters a t St Paul and she vo lun tee r s a s a PSR as -s is tant .

H e i s a r e t i r e d H i g h -l a n d P i e r r o n v o l u n t e e r f i reman.

He has been dedicated to the Highland Knights o f C o l u m b u s a n d c u r -rent ly works very hard as Columbus Club President.

She is a member of the L a d i e s ’ A u x i l i a r y, h a s jus t completed a year as Vice President and is now b e g i n n i n g h e r t e r m a s President .

Our select ion for Fam-i l y o f t h e M o n t h f o r July, 2018, is our brother Knight and his Lady, Ken and Kathy Klostermann.

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s f r o m Counc i l 1580 , H igh land Knights of Columbus.


Do you have a GPS ... a God Positioning System?

If not, maybe you should invest and let God lead you on your jour-ney of faith, your path to eternity. Let Him be your nav iga to r. Let Him map out your lives.

He leaves pretty clear direc-tions if your hearts and minds, ears and eyes are open to re-ceive them. When you make a wrong turn,

God will recalculate your GPS route to get you back on track.

He wants to make sure you are going in the right direction and that you reach your final destination: life with Him for all eternity.

Sometimes the devil will put detours and obstacles in your way so it may take longer to get to where you’re going, but God can get you through these obstacles and past these detours.

He will get you back on the right road if you seek His guid-ance and follow His directions.

If you would like to help serve/sell food at the Knights Queen of Hearts raffles on Thursdays, contact President KathyKlostermann @ 604-0348 to sign up. All help is appreciated!

Scheduled August bingo pie providers are:Aug. 1: Darlene Timmermann/Betty VossAug. 8: Engie Walker/Sheila WeberAug. 15: Agnes Wellen/Connie WernerAug. 22: Jan Wetmore/Pat WhiteAug. 29: Debra Wick/sub

Don’t forget to pay your $5 annual dues as soon as possible. Our next meeting is Tuesday, August 7 at 7 p.m. at the KC hall. Come and see what’s happening!

Silver Rose Coming To Springfield

DioceseThe Silver Rose is scheduled to pass through the Springfield Diocese September 7 - 13 this year.

It is a special opportunity to gather the community together and pray through the intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Knights of Columbus Councils are being sought to be a host to the Silver Rose and conduct a prayer service in their parish during this time.

Other councils are being sought for services as well.

The Our Lady of Guadalupe Silver Rose has been a Knights of Columbus tradition for more than 50 years.

In 1960, groups of Columbian Squires in Mexico, Canada and the United States decided to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe by carrying a rose across North America from Canada to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Monterrey, Mexico.

7 - Ted Thies7 - Deborah (Thomas) Zobrist8 - Thomas Ahlmeyer8 - John Betscher8 - Peter Capalupo8 - Paul Ray Capelle8 - Rita Eilers8 - Kevin Grapperhaus8 - Samantha (Joseph) Kutz8 - Gerald Potthast8 - Philip Zampogna9 - Ruth Koehnemann10 - Imogene (Leon) Luber11 - Martha Bellm11 - Tim Eller11 - Wayne Henze11 - Daniel Trost12 - Susan (Robert) Bowman12 - Mildred Frey12 - Shane Gill12 - Clarence Korte12 - Leo Landmann12 - Vincent Watts13 - Kim (John) Etter13 - Linda (Steven) Rezabek13 - Shirley Roggenkamp13 - Barbara Wick14 - Thomas Moore15 - Betty (Wayne) Henze15 - Jeffrey Miller15 - Andrew Winkeler16 - Derek Brinker16 - Debra (Rick) Frey16 - Jason Scott17 - Brian Dillow17 - Sandi (Donnie) Eddy17 - William Napper17 - Francis Poettker17 - Diane (Joseph) Reidelberger17 - Alan Zobrist18 - Patricia (Lee) Trame19 - Carol Davis19 - Elmer Emig19 - Steve Gall19 - Julie Kay (Brad) Jakel19 - Marvin Pacatte19 - Herbert Tebbe20 - Abe Arganiosa20 - Jerome Kuhl21 - Lee Voss22 - Pamela (Michael) Hartwig22 - Jon Swedien22 - Bradford Voss23 - Christopher Durbin23 - Michael Sands25 - Paul Bohn25 - Mary (Robert) Daiber25 - Chris Lafrance25 - Sharon (Donald) Schmitz26 - Keith Poss27 - John Barr27 - Heather (Jacob) Gutzler27 - David Michael27 - George Whaley27 - Kim (Alan) Winkeler28 - Delores Geiger28 - Brenda (Keith) Korte29 - Patrick Connelly29 - Jean (Steve) Gall29 - Craig Gnaedinger29 - Kirby (Thomas) Klostermann30 - Theresa (Matthew) Bochantin30 - Anthony Budde Jr31 - Rick Aholt31 - Clifford Gruner31 - Kevin Hemann31 - Joyce (Paul) Musenbrock31 - Marianne Steiner

August 2018 Knight Times

Knight Time

Singers Schedule

Knight Time Singers will en-tertain at the Marine Com-munity Center August 21 at 7 p.m.

O n S e p -tember 17, the Knight Time Singers will be at Aviston Coun-tryside Manor at 7 p.m.. Any Knight is welcome to join the group for an evening of enter-tainment.

Ken KlostermannColumbus Club

President

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4th Degree News

Faithful Navigator Jim Hickman

time Marches On ... Projects Keep Our Club, Members Very Busy

Kim WhiteGrand Knight

Grand Knight

This is m y f i r s t G r a n d K n i g h t ’s M e s s a g e and even though I have only been on the job for about a month I have learned a lot. Many have asked me if I have any big plans? I do. Here are the three things I think about the most.

I was reviewing some in-surance documents I found out there was 194 KC events scheduled for 2017!

These included 50 Bingos, 12 Officer Meetings, 12 Coun-cil Meetings, 8 Fish Fries, 1 Bishop’s Dinner, 3 days at the Schweizerfest, 5 days at the Madison County Fair, and 4 days at the Kirchenfest plus many more.

All those events will likely take place in 2018 with the addition of 50 Queen of Hearts drawings, bringing the total to 244!

If you include the planning meetings and set up work re-quired to support all those events it turns out that there is something going on almost every day.

That’s a good thing. It’s a sign of a vibrant coun-

cil. If you walk into the KC Hall on a Thursday evening before the Queen of Hearts drawing you can feel the buzz in the air and the roar of a crowd that’s happy to be there. I’m proud to be a part of it.

The down side is all those events takes a lot of workers. I’ve notice many of our mem-bers don’t sign up to work but they usually show up to work.

Things usually do work out, but if you’re a team leader who needs a crew of ten and only three have signed up it can cause some stress.

The first thing I would like to improve on is finding a better way to engage with our membership and get a firm com-mitment from them on working

an event.Now let’s talk about money.

Many of our events are fund raising events.

If our events are more suc-cessful, then we have more money to support organizations and causes consistent with our Catholic faith.

More money for pro-life organizations.

More money for Catholic schools.

More money for seminar-ians.

More money to assist people with intellectual disabilities. More money for our parish.

The second thing I would like to improve upon is getting our membership, our parish and the Highland Community to better support our fundraisers. We should be serving twice as many fish dinners during Lent and have twice as many Bingo players as we currently do. Let’s figure out why and fix it.

I became a Catholic in 1977 but dodged becoming a knight until 23 years later. I think there are a lot of men in our parish in the same boat. For 15 years after becoming a knight I did little more than pay my dues.

Then I figured out that the guys I liked, the guys I trusted, the guys who were good to their families, the guys I could count on, and the guys who took their Catholic faith seriously were all knights. That’s why I got more involved and that’s why I became an officer.

The third thing I would like to improve upon is building our membership by helping the men of our parish find a mission within the Knights of Columbus where their talents can be used to serve their council, their par-ish and their families.

The Knight’s of Columbus have never asked me to do something I couldn’t do.

Many of the things I have done with the Knights I could have never done on my own. Being a knight is rewarding and because of the Knights of Columbus I have more friends now than I have ever had.

I am honored to be the Grand Knight. I will do the best I can. With your help and support Council 1580 will experience more participation from our members, additional revenue from our fund raisers, an in-crease in our membership and a sense of purpose in our personal mission.

The First Three Things

Knights of Columbus National Softball TournamentAre you a member of the

Knights of Columbus?Are you or someone you

know interested in playing Men’s Slow Pitch Softball?

If the answer to either of these questions is “yes”, then we’d like you to know that the National Knights of Columbus Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Tour-nament is being held this year in Highland over Labor Day weekend Sept. 1-2.

If you are a member, you

may want to participate in some way – either as a player or giving our committee a hand.

If you are not a member, but are interested in playing – there are several oppor-tunities between now and September for you to join.

All volunteers are welcome or stop by and watch a game. A mass in the grass by the KC pavilion will be held at 4 p.m., Sat, Sept. 1.

Contact Pete Feldman at (618) 654-3715 for more details or call the KC Hall at 618-654-9049 for details to join the Knights.

Fellow Sir Knights, Greet-ings, I know that our Golf Tournament is fast approaching.

I a m s p o n s o r-ing a hole myself for $25 and challenge a l l s i r K n i g h t s to do the same.

This is our biggest fund raiser for the year. Let’s all get together have the best tourney we have ever had.

I hope everyone has a great time, May God Bless you and your Family.

Your Faithful Navigator Jim Hickman

Officers Installed for the 2018-19

The follow individuals were installed as officers for High-land Knights of Columbus Council 1580:Chaplain - Fr. Pat JakelGrand Knight - Kim WhiteDeputy Grand Knight - Wayne HenzeChancellor - Ken KrauszFinancial Secretary - Martin KlostermannTreasurer - Lee TrameRecorder - Dave GallWarden - John Kapp, Jr.Advocate - Terry MarksTrustee - Joe WetmoreTrustee - Dan KappTrustee - Jerry KlostermannInside Guard - Brian ComishOutside Guard - Ralph Brug-gemannNo Lecturer to Date

Ladies AuxiliaryPresident - Kathy KlostermannVice President - Regina LipskiSecretary - Kathy LohmanTreasurer - Rose ClarkinSergeant at Arms - Mary GrossTrustee - Janice AbbottTrustee - Lynn DermodyTrustee - Monica Toennies

I just can’t believe how fast time keeps moving on ... It’s August, already!

I’ve had the honor of being the president of the Columbus club for over a year and a half, and there are a lot of things I have learned. One thing I’ve learned is that this is truly a great organization! Help always seems to show up when you least expect it. That leads me to another topic.

I’m pretty sure that the most important principle of the Knights of Columbus is charity. And I believe everyone would agree with me. With that being said, an important part of charity is volunteering. We are always looking for volunteers to help with our many fund-raising projects. I hope everyone will keep that in mind when the phone calls start coming when we’re looking for help to fill shifts. I’m pretty sure the Grand Knight will have more informa-tion on the upcoming events in the near future. Thank you in advance for at least considering helping with these events.

If you have an opportunity, please take a drive back to the ballfields and look at all the work that’s been done out there. The drainage project has gone very well, and a big thank you goes out to Michael Trobaugh. He is the contractor who helped lay out the project with the assistance of a couple of mem-bers. I have to say, he has done a great job with the project. Please keep him in mind if you have any excavating projects coming up. I think you will be very pleased with his work.

There are a couple more projects we are going to try to get done by the end of August, before the national softball tour-nament, which we are hosting this year. This is where the vol-unteering part comes in. I may need some help for one of these projects. So if the phone rings, ignore the caller ID, and just listen to the person on the other end he may just be asking for a little help or just wanting to see

how you’re doing.

O n e quick com-ment about the Queen of Hearts.

This was an idea that was brought before our council by several members as a possible fundraiser And it seems to be working out very very well. This goes back to something I said in an earlier ar-ticle, “if you have any ideas for improvements or fundraisers please bring them forward,no idea is a bad idea”

May our founder, Fr. Michael J McGivney, by the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ look out over each and everyone of us.

Ken KlostermannPresident

Columbus Club

Knight Times August 2018

Your help is needed at these functions, either as an observer or a participant. Members are invited to observe or Participate in the board meetings!

UPCOMING EVENTS• 4th Degree Golf Tournament Aug. 5 at Bent Oaks Golf Course. • Kirchenfest Aug 24, 25, and 26.• Queen of Hearts Thursdays at 8:00 p.m., except August 23.• Bingo every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.• National Softball Tournament Set 1

Wednesday, Jan 3, 2018 7:30 PM

First game card extraPayout $200.00

All regular games $100All specials $10025th game coverall

Bingo license B1777

Questions? Call 654-9049All proceeds donated toward works of charity

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Hats Off

H a t s O f f t o B r o t h e r K n i g h t Kent Manning for being chosen as the Knight of the Month for July.

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s f r o m the Highland Knights of Columbus, Counci l 1580

Hats Off to Sir Knight Art Warnecke for being selected as July’s Senior Knight of the Month.

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s f r o m Counc i l 1580 , High land Knights of Columbus.

H a t s O f f t o B r o t h e r K n i g h t b r o t h e r K n i g h t Ken Klostermann and his L a d y K a t h y f o r b e i n g chosen as Ju ly’s Fami ly of the Month.


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Dereck Driemeyer Gary Gramanski 8:00pm

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Jerry Genteman atMel Walter DrawingMike Carrol, Zack Carrol Queen of Hearts

Boy Scouts Kent Korte

Shriners Dereck Driemeyerr 8:00pm7:00pm Bartender: at

7:00 PM Marine Wayne Henze DrawingCedarhurst Breese Community Center Queen of Hearts

Knight Time Singers Knight Time Singers Ray & Pat Korte

Dereck Driemeyer Wedding Reception Dereck Driemeyerr 8:00pm7:30 PM Bartender: at

Gary Todt Drawing

WeddingLowell Wellen Queen of Hearts

Boy Scouts Council Meeting Lee Wellen

Life Screening 8am-5pm Dereck Driemeyerr 8:00pm7:30 PM Columbus Club 8pm Bartender: Mike Carroll at

Council Officer 7pm Bruce & Geri Johnson DrawingJohn & Jean DeSalm Queen of Hearts

4th Degree Meeting 7:00pm Tim Korte Leaps of Love

Jerry Genteman 8:00pmBartender: atRoeper Family DrawingMatthew Roeper Queen of HeartsSteve & Carla Roper

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Every Wednesday

Night!

Enjoy a Hamburger,

Cheese burger or Pork burger as

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Refreshments, chips, popcorn

and a wide variety of snacks are also available at all of the bingo games!

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Lowell Wellen at Class ReunionTony Tebbe DrawingWayne Moore Queen of Hearts Wedding

Boy Scouts Tom Ahlmeyer

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Private PartyManor Wayne Henze Drawing

Aviston Countryside Marion Bohnak, Queen of HeartsKnight Time Singers Butch & Aggie Wellen

Dereck Driemeyer 8:00pm7:30 PM Bartender: Mike Carroll at

M. & C. Grapperhaus DrawingHerbert & Shirley Weis Queen of Hearts Ducks Unlimited

Boy Scouts Council Meeting Rich & Diane Boeser

Hall Closed Jerry Genteman 8:00pmColumbus Club 8pm Bartender: at

WeddingSoftball Tournament Council Officer 7pm Jim & Dorothy Kampwerth Drawing

National KC Ralph & Mary Bruggemann Queen of Hearts7:00pm Gene Bruggemann

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