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12-5-2009 -- Clearbrook Christmas Party

On December 4th the Holy Rosary Council hosted the annual Clearbrook Christmas Party.  More than 170 guests were in attendance.  Volunteers from the Council, Ladies Auxiliary, Service over Self groups from District 214 High School classes, Boy Scouts, and of course, Santa made a visit.  After a delicious dinner, served by the volunteers, the guests enjoyed an evening of singing, dancing, and laughter.  Everyone had a great time.  Click on the link to view a five minute slideshow of the event. (Click here.)

12-04-2009 -- Welcome new Knights!!

Last night at the monthly business meeting of the council, four new members joined.  Three became first degree Knights:  Joe Hertvik, Tim Migon, and Jack Selzer Jr.  The fourth new member is a 4th degree transferee from Urbana, Illinois.  He is Sir Knight Scott Shannon. 

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A BIG THANK YOU GOES OUT TO THOSE WHO WORKED SO HARD AND CONTRIBUTED TO MAKE OUR ANNUAL MENTAL HEALTH FUND RAISING DRIVE A HUGE SUCCESS.

The distribution of funds collected will be held at the December Christimas party Social event on Thursday, December 17th in the Council Hall.   Representatives from the various organizations will be on hand to receive their check.

Please review the information below.

 

MH/LD VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS

These groups provided manpower on the street corners, at the store fronts and in the parishes to collect funds that will assist the mentally handicapped and learning disabled of our local community in the coming year.

 

Village of Arlington Heights – Disabilities Commission*

33 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Miner School (NSSEO)*

1101 East Miner Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Friends of Children in Therapy (FOCIT)*

3105 North Wilke Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Misericordia*

21146 West Brandon Road

Lake Zurich, Illinois

 

Clearbrook Center*

1835 West Central Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Glenkirk Foundation*

3504 Commercial Avenue

Northbrook, Illinois

Elite Gymnastics Association*

1331 Cilwyn Drive

Schaumburg, Illinois

 

Marklund Philip Center for Children*

164 South Prairie Avenue

Bloomingdale, Illinois

Resources for Community Living*

4300 Lincoln Avenue, Suite K

Rolling Meadows, Illinois

Random Acts of Kindness

Arlington Heights, Illinois

St. Colette Parish SPRED*

3900 Meadow Drive

Rolling Meadows, Illinois

 

St. Edna Parish SPRED*

2525 North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

St. James Parish SPRED*

820 North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

 

 

Our Lady of the Wayside Parish SPRED*

432 West Park Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

 

* -organization is receiving distribution of funds from the 2009 MH/LD Fund Drive

 

 

MERCHANT SOLICITATION LOCATIONS

These local merchants graciously allowed our volunteers to collect donations from their customers at their store fronts during the 2009 MH/LD Fund Drive weekend.

 

Dunkin Donuts

122 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 483-9820

NorthPoint Shopping Center

East Rand Road & North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Garden Fresh Market

600 East Rand Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 577-1770

Jewel Food

1860 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 439-2298

Jewel-Osco

3000 Kirchoff Road

Rolling Meadows, Illinois

(847) 398-2060

Walgreens

1000 Northwest Highway

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 259-4646

 

Walgreens

1711 West Campbell Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 577-7099

 

 

BUSINESS SPONSORS

These businesses and organizations provided financial and other valuable charitable donations that covered the cost of our supplies and allowed Holy Rosary Council to distribute over $14,000 to local MH/LD organizations and contribute an additional $1,800 to state MH/LD programs.  Their assistance made the 2009 MH/LD Fund Drive a great success, and we encourage our members and others viewing the website to return their generosity with your patronage of their businesses.

 

Clerics of St. Viator

1212 East Euclid Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

 

Palermo Eye Care

18 South Evergreen Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 253-8500

Contact:  Lisa Palermo

Smiles for Kids Pediatric Dentistry

201 North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 670-9020

Contact:  Cindy Prince

 

T-J’s Seal Kare, Inc.

3831 Berdnick Street

Rolling Meadows, Illinois

(847) 398-7325

Contact:  Tom Lazzara

Peggy Kinnane’s Irish Pub & Restaurant

8 North Vail Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 577-7733

Contact:  Derek Hanley

Dakota K Auto Repair & Tire Center

3450 North Old Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 398-4645

 

 

Lemme Insurance Group, Inc.

111 West Campbell Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Northwest Suburban Montessori School

800 North Fernandez Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 259-6044

Contact:  Jan Howland

 

Arlington Park Racecourse

2200 West Euclid Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

 

Courtyard By Marriott – Arlington Heights South

100 West Algonquin Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Contact:  Sara Redwell (sara.redwell@marriott.com)

Francesca’s Tavola

208 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 394-3950

Contact:  Carissa Van Nevel (carissa@miafrancesca.com)

Panera Bread – Arlington Heights Locations:

5 West Rand Road

31 South Evergreen Avenue

1736 West Algonquin Road

(800) 685-0385

Contact:  Tanisha Moore

Arlington Theaters

50 South Evergreen Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 483-0123

Contact:  John Scaletta

Christopher Saternus, Attorney at Law

102 West Emerson St.

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Contact:  smsaternus@msn.com

 

 

Del’s Movers, Inc.

921 East Olive Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 561-3346

Contact:  Jim Fitton

Downes Swimming Pool Co., Inc.

725 West University Drive

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 398-7665

Contact:  Mike Downes

Dr. William Putzbach, DDS

1130 East Central Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 259-8330

 

 

Forgotten Times LTD

114 North Evergreen Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 259-8641

Heller Lumber Company

24 North Hickory Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 392-4224

Contact:  Jane Heller

North Park University

2121 South Goebbert Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

Contact:  Judith Donor

 

 

Palm Court Restaurant

1912 North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 870-7770

Contact:  John Sellis

Servpro of Arlington Heights/Prospect Heights

(847) 637-3445

Contact:  Janet Coriaci

The UPS Store

309 East Rand Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 259-6700

 

 

All About Kids Dentistry

1845 East Rand Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 870-0475

Contact:  Mary Ellen Awe

Almanac of Arlington Heights

Contact:  Mindy Elgas

Ennes & Associates, Inc.

3275 North Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 577-6500

 

 

JFH Academy, Inc.

1001 Oak Avenue

Prospect Heights, Illinois

(847) 541-5577

Contact:  Ida Butler

Deborah Nelson – Certified Fund Raising Executive

505 West Maude Avenue

Arlington Heights, Illinois

The People’s Bank of Arlington Heights

1104 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

847-670-0909

Contact:  Mary Ann Flynn

 

Village Bank & Trust

311 South Arlington Heights Road

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 670-1000

Contact:  Carol Blackwood

 

Wisdom Bridge Marketing, LLC

171 West Wing Street

Arlington Heights, Illinois

(847) 506-2302

Contact:  Jack Macholl

 

 

 

 

 

12-04-2009 -  CLEARBROOK CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCE

It's time for the annual gala Christmas celebration with our friends from the Clearbrook Center. The festivities will be held on Friday, December 4th, beginning at 6:00 PM, with dinner prepared by the outstanding chefs of the Holy Rosary Council, led by Lance Krahl. Sadly, the Dance will have to end at 9:00 but in-between time, there'll be singing; dancing to live musical entertainment provided by a master of the squeezebox, Randy Heuvelman; and, possibly, even a visit from Santa and his elves.

As we all know, The Council hosts three informal dinner dances, each year, for the developmentally disadvantaged residents and clients of Clearbrook Center. This is one way, among many, of fulfilling our mission to provide meaningful service to our community. The dinner dances also provide memorable experiences for our guests who, even though they hate for the evening to end, nevertheless leave with bright smiles on their faces and a great appreciation for what the Knights have done for them.

To make this all happen, we rely on volunteers from many sources. We Knights cook, serve, set up the hall and clean up after the event. The Ladies Auxiliary sets up the eating utensils and helps serve the food. We rely on the Boy Scouts to serve refreshments, High School and Middle School students, together with religious affiliated groups and Squires, to register the guests and serve the food, and each of the volunteers to mingle with the guests, sing with them, dance with them and insure that they all have those bright smiles on their faces when they leave. There's another outcome of these dances: we volunteers also leave with smiles on our faces as well as a sense of gladness in our hearts that is indescribable.

So, save the date: Friday, December 4th. Volunteer to help out. Call me, Al Vermiglio, at 847-537-3211 or e-mail me at, alavco@wmconnect.com, to get your name on the list. I'm asking for help from the entire Holy Rosary Council to make this dinner dance a success. We'll need about 6-8 ladies from the Auxiliary, 5-10 Scouts or Squires, 10 to 15 high school service organization students and about 10 to 12 Knight volunteers. For the other 440 plus Knights of the Council, I'll need you to say a novena for me that I don't mess this up. Thanks.

Oh, one other thing, I'll need a volunteer Knight, who can fit into John Bauer's Santa suit, to play a starring roll in this production. We'll also need three short guys with pointy hats, shoes and noses to play Santa's helpers. It wouldn't hurt if they looked like Snap, Crackle and Pop either. You four guys know who you are so give me a call and volunteer.

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