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Knights of Columbus Council No. 4567
Serving El Segundo, Manhattan
Beach, and Hermosa
Beach since 1958
GOLF TOURNAMENT SET FOR OCTOBER 3RD Join your Brother Knights for a
day of golf at Los Verdes Golf Course Space is limited so register now!

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| Greg Curtain Tees off at last Tournament |
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| Los Verdes Golf Course, Rancho Palos Verdes |
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The Knights of Columbus Council
4567 invites you to join our second annual Knights Golf Classic. This charity golf tournament will be held Friday October
3, 2008 at the beautiful Los Verdes Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes. The tournament will be a shotgun start scramble
starting at 7:00 AM. This is a great course to play with an open field. The entry fee of $100 pays for course, cart
fees and awards luncheon. Awards luncheon will immediately follow the tournament at the Knights of Columbus Hall 224
1/2 S. Sepulveda Blvd, Manhattan Beach. Tickets are sold on a first come first serve basis. Half of the 140 Tee
times are already sold , so register now! A hole in one contest on EVERY par three. Prizes include: $10,000, vacations to Ireland, Pinehurst and The
Bahamas! Sponsorships
are available at $500 per hole! For more information contact Mike at mzinsli1@verizon.net or
(310) 626-3183
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2008-2009 COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS
Grand Knight
Rich GebeleDeputy GK
Greg ProfozichChancellor Andy PohlenWarden
Mike SissonLecture
Chris Drewry, PKGAdvocate
Steve Poirier, PKGFinancial Secretary Ron Babick, PKGTreasurer
Tom MorelyRecorder
Rick NeylandInside Guards
Paul Mullin, John CliffordOutside Guard
Ed HoffmanTrustees
Mike Zinsli, Bret Hadley, Rob McGarry
50 YEARS OF SERVICE

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| District Deputy Joseph Clary presents Council Charter to Grand Knight Phil Rockstroh 1958 |
The year was 1958 - Pope Pius XII was elected Pope, the first trans-Atlantic passenger jetliner
service began from London to New York and a group of men in Southern California's South Bay community established the Knights
of Columbus, Queen of Martyrs Council No. 4567. The council planted roots in Manhattan Beach, California and its goal
was to serve the parish communities of American Martyrs in Manhattan Beach, Our Lady of Guadalupe in Hermosa Beach and St.
Anthony’s and St. Andrew’s Russian Greek in El Segundo.
Those men (and the many men that followed)
have strived to live out their faith and be devoted men of prayer and integrity.
While supporting the poor, the hungry, the meek and the lowly members of their parish communities
the men of the Queen of Martyrs council have amassed hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours.
In the last five years alone the council committed and
donated over $250,000 to our parishes and to other worthwhile causes such as Rancho San Antonio, S.T.A.R. House (a home for
persons with developmental disabilities), House of Ruth (a home for women in distress), Catholic school scholarships and local
needy parish families, just to name a few. (see Activities
page) The Council is grateful to its founding fathers for establishing the Queen of Martyrs Council and they plan on fulfilling its
Charter's promise to serve the South Bay community.
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The annual Fiesta Hermosa Beach Fair will be held Labor Day weekend, August 30 - September 1. And once again the
Knights will be on-hand squeezing lemons at our lemonade booth. The proceeds from this and the other South Bay fairs
are the primary fundraising source for the Council's seminarian grant and the Queen of Martyrs Scholarship fund.
Volunteers are needed to work 2-3 hour shifts throughout the weekend to staff this busy event. To sign up please email
PGK Chris Drewry at cldrewry@yahoo.com.

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