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ANNUAL COLUMBUS DAY DINNER AT NANCY’S

CLUB’S OCT MEETING MOVES TO NANCY’S RESTAURANT

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Roy Fox, celebrated radio personality, historian and lecturer
at the Rufus King Mansion Museum

We’ve established a tradition of offering an optional dinner at our October meeting in honor of Columbus Day. Because of the unavailability of our usual meeting room at the Knights of Columbus each October, we relocate, for October only, to Nancy’s Restaurant.  The dinner meeting is on October 6th, and the eatery is located at 255-41 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park Queens.  There’s metered municipal parking across the street.

This is a dinner meeting, but the purchase of dinner is not required (but definitely recommended).  For $40, we serve a four-course dinner with a choice of nine entrees.  Soda, coffee/tea and dessert are all included along with tax and tip.  Cash bar is available.  This restaurant receives high praise for its food.


September 11th Memorial Community Gathering

September 11th Memorial Community Gathering in Glen Oaks Village

Frederick R. Bedell Jr., Grand Knight of St. Anastasia Post #5911, and Glen Oaks Village resident, attended the September 11th Memorial at Tribute Triangle Park in Glen Oaks Village on Sunday and wrote the following testimony. Here below in words and photos is a recap of the very moving and inspiring September 11th Memorial Community Gathering.

Rabbi Menashe Bovit, Master of Ceremonies

Rabbi Menashe Bovit, Master of Ceremonies


Queens Chronicle: Queens Village GOP club hears from hopefuls

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Qns. Village GOP club hears from hopefuls

Candidates tackle policy issues with Republicans at St. Anne’s Council

Posted: Thursday, September 8, 2016 10:30 am
by Ryan Brady, Associate Editor

PHOTO BY RYAN BRADY Harry Wilson, who may run for governor as a Republican in 2018, speaks to the Queens Village Republican Club. State Senate candidate Jarret Freeman, left, Assembly candidate Ira Harris and upper chamber hopeful Mark Cipolla also spoke.

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Harry Wilson, who may run for governor as a Republican in 2018, speaks to the Queens Village Republican Club. State Senate candidate Jarret Freeman, left, Assembly candidate Ira Harris and upper chamber hopeful Mark Cipolla also spoke.

Republican hopefuls for the state Assembly and Senate and a businessman weighing a gubernatorial bid talked about policy issues at a Queens Village Republican Club Meet the Candidates night at the St. Anne’s Council last Thursday.


Mark Cipolla, Republican and Conservative Candidate for New York State Senate District 11

Mark Cipolla, Republican and Conservative Candidate for New York State Senate District 11

Read all about Mark Cipolla’s candidacy in the Queens Chronicle: “GOP backing lawyer against Sen. Avella”

Mark Cipolla will be a featured speaker at the next General Club Meeting:
Thurs. Sept 1, 2016 at 7:30 pm
Knights of Columbus/St. Anne’s Council
263-15 Union Tpke., Glen Oaks, NY 11004

Mark Cipolla hi resMark Cipolla is the Republican and Conservative candidate for New York State Senate in District 11 which is in Northeastern Queens. When asked about the reason he chose to enter the race, he said: “I am tired of seeing career politicians allowed to treat “their” office as theirs, not “ours.” I am tired of seeing career politicians run unopposed because the cost of running a campaign against an incumbent is perceived as cost prohibitive and the uphill battle too daunting.”

One of our biggest issues is corruption in Albany and as Mark has stated: “the first step in ensuring that our government operates ethically is to demand that our elected officials are challenged on their record when up for re-election. Without serious challengers we provide career politicians with immunity to act in their self-interest, not in our best interest.”


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