Announcements
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, Mother Seton Council
#5427
79 Pascack Road, Township of Washington, NJ 07676
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Bob Hibler
Phone: 201-666-2454
K OF C COLLECTING PERSONAL ITEMS FOR OUR TROOPS
Township of Washington, N.J., February 1
The Knights of Columbus of Washington
Township, Mother Seton Council #5427, is hosting its annual St. Patrick’s Day
Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 17, from 7 to 11 p.m. at its hall located at 79
Pascack Road. Dinner is the traditional corned beef and cabbage with all the
trimmings, including dessert and coffee, and there is an open bar for the entire
evening.
The popular Patsy McLaughlin Irish
Dancers are on the program and will perform after dinner. They are wonderful
young Irish-American dancers who aspire to compete in Ireland every summer. Not
only are we entertained by this fine talent, we support their dancing careers.
Dan Boyce, a fine young bagpiper who has been entertaining us in recent years,
is back again. Sound Illusions is providing music with a distinctive Irish
flavor mixed with a lively variety of other dance tunes. Some sing-a-long tunes
to mark the occasion are also on the agenda.
Paid-in-advance reservations are
required as seating is limited and the affair always sells out. The last day to
purchase tickets is March 4. The cost per person is $35.00. Co-Chairmen Jim
Dugan and Paul Kearney encourage you to organize a table of 8, 10, or 12 and get
your tickets before the deadline. For more information call Jim at 201-666-3425
or Paul at 201-263-9229.
The Knights of Columbus was founded
in 1882 at St. Mary’s Church in New Haven, Connecticut, by Fr. Michael J.
McGivney. It is the world’s largest Catholic, family, fraternal, service
organization with over 1.82 million members in some 14,174 local councils in the
United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Guam, Guatemala, Panama, the Virgin
Islands, the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, Saipan and Poland. It is dedicated
to Church, community, family, and youth programs. Last year individual Knights
spent 70 million hours of volunteer services to charitable causes and the Order
donated $154.6 million in charitable contributions. Additionally 428,000 Knights
were blood donors. The New Jersey Knights donated $3,821,451.00 or $59.27 per
member to charities last year.
Applications for membership in the
Knights of Columbus are welcome from qualified individuals. For more information
call 201-664-0422, or go to our website, www.kofc5427.org.