AUBURN — The Andy Valley Knights of Columbus, Council 8742 will sponsor a spaghetti dinner on Sunday, Oct. 12, at Sacred Heart Church, corner of Minot and Western Avenue, following the 11 a.m. mass.
The Knights are hosting this dinner to cover the cost of the new panels of the Vatican Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit.
Price is $8 for ages 12 and over, $6 for children 6-11, no charge for children under 6. All are invited.
Tom Cremona, PGK, will be serving his famous sauce. Being a true Italian, Tom’s homemade sauce is an old family recipe which he has been perfecting for over 30 years, using the finest olive oil, garlic, onions and more, with meatballs simmered in sauce for over four hours, sweet Italian sausage and pork chops.
The menu is as follows: spaghetti cooked al dente with Tom’s homemade sauce, salad with a choice of dressing, garlic or Italian bread, dessert, water, coffee, tea or punch.
Tom has prepared this spaghetti dinner with Council 8742 several times over the last eight years. People who have experienced his delicious sauce rave about it.
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- Roland Bergeron, curator of the Vatican Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit, views the new panels which were recently added to the exhibit. The exhibit has traveled the state since 2009. There is no cost to bring this exhibit to local parishes. Those who have experienced this exhibit have described it as life altering. For more information, call 782-8308. A supper to benefit the exhibit will be held Sunday, Oct. 12, at Sacred Heart Church in Auburn.
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