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Page 28/ Chaska Herald /Thursday, August 2, 2007 YES. CALL ME ABOUT OUR HOME AND AUTO DISCOUNTS. Discount and insurance offered only with select companies and subject to availability and qualifications. Discount amount may be lower. Allstate Insurance Company, Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company and Allstate Indemnity Company: Northbrook, IL © 2003 Allstate Insurance Company. SONDRA TAAR 510 CHESTNUT, Suite #205A CHASKA (952) 448 3555 [email protected] P.S. Serving the community for over 10 years 123443 BC-200474 - 3/07 Proudly serving the insurance needs of Chaska. John T Williams Agency 1107 Hazeltine Blvd Chaska, MN 55318 (952) 361-5433 Bus [email protected] www.johnwilliamsagency.com Home Office — Madison, WI 53783 American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries Call today to compare. 176639 www.CarverHennepinInsurance.com Business and Personal Insurance Since 1983 117 East Second Street Chaska, MN 55318 952-368-7299 176417 SUBSCRIBE TODAY SAVE $ 20 00 OFF the Newsstand Price! “The Only Community Newspaper Covering Chaska & its People” HOME DELIVERED every Thursday ONLY $32.00 per year* P. O. Box 113, Chaska, MN 55318 952-448-2650 Z62876 *New Carver County subscriptions only. Youth News Chaska girl is queen Pictured, left to right, are newly appointed officers of Job’s Daughters Bethel 85: Ashley Bican, Cassi Magnuson, Katie Holdshoe, Alica Vitali, Kellie Seberson (of Chaska), BriAnna Magnuson, Toni Holdshoe, Alyssa Wahlstrom and Polly Price. Not pictured are Courtney Jacobs, Taylor Jacobs and Jasmine Thompson. PHOTO BY MARK W. OLSON Job’s Daughters Senior Princess Alicia Vitali, Senior Custodian Taylor Jacobs and Honored Queen Kellie Seberson, of Chaska, participate in the Chaska River City Days parade last Sunday. Job’s Daughters Bethel 85 of Shakopee held its installation of officers at the Minnesota Ma- sonic Home on June 9. Bethel #85 is comprised of girls from Carver, Scott, Dakota and Hennepin counties. Kellie Seberson of Chaska was installed as Honored Queen, which is the presiding officer. The installation ceremony was conducted retiring Hon- ored Queen Polly Price in the Landmark Room. Honored Queen Seberson chose the Rose Festival narration for the instal- lation. Her colors are yellow and teal, her flowers are yellow roses and daisies & her mascot is the Rubber Duck. The following girls were in- stalled: Honored Queen Kellie Se- berson; Sr. Princess Alicia Vitali, Jr.; Princess BriAnna Magnuson; Guide Toni Holdshoe; Marshal Katie Holdshoe; Recorder Ash- ley Bican; 4th Messenger Cassi Magnuson; 5th Messenger Polly Price; and Inner Guard Alyssa Walstrom. Chaplain Courtney Jacobs; Sr. Custodian Taylor Jacobs; and Jr. Custodian Jasmine Thompson will be installed at the next meeting along with a new Bethel Guardian Council, according to a press release. Job’s Daughters is a service organization for females 10 to 20 years old who are related to a Master Mason. Job’s Daughters perform service to help the community, actively supporting the Hearing Impairment Kids Endowment (H.I.K.E.) Fund, which purchas- es hearing assisting devices for hearing impaired children. They also learn leadership skills by holding various offices in Job’s Daughters. Job’s Daugh- ters can qualify for various scholarships that are offered on a state-wide and a national level. If interested in learning more about joining Job’s Daughters contact Chris Devore at (952) 361-0717. SUBMITTED PHOTO Girl takes flight By the end of her first week at summer camp at the University of St. Thomas, seventh-grader Isabel Stone of Chaska had built and flown her own radio-con- trolled model airplane. STEPS (Science, Technology and Engineering Preview Sum- mer camp for girls) is underway for the eighth year at St. Thomas. About 160 girls participate in the free camp each summer, according to a St. Thomas press release. The girls attending the St. Thomas program this summer live on campus and take classes in plastics, electricity, machining, computer-aided design, assembly, Web design, chemistry, physics, engineering and robotics. They create their airplanes from start to finish: using a hot- wire saw, they cut wings from sturdy Styrofoam; assemble the fuselage; cut, bend and install aluminum parts for the rudder and elevators; thermoform the canopy; and finally decorate and cover the plane’s exterior. They also log computer time with a flight simulator to become familiar with the remote-control devices they’ll use to fly their planes, the release stated. Their work is put to the test on Wednesday evenings, when the girls head south to Rosemount where the planes are fitted with gas engines and flown with the help of volunteers from the Tri- SUBMITTED PHOTO Isabel Stone, of Chaska, built a model airplane at camp. Sullivan wins in ad design Brandon Sullivan, a graduate student from the Carver-Scott Ed- ucational Cooperative’s Graphic Communications Program, was awarded the first place medallion in the Advertising Design Com- petition at the annual National Leadership and Skills Confer- ence and SkillsUSA Champion- ships, held in Kansas City, Mo., on June 28. All contests are run by and judged by industry using in- dustry standards for employ- ment. Over 500 industry judges participated this year. The advertising design competition was sponsored by Hallmark Co., and Brandon received a $20,000 scholarship to The Art Institutes International, according to a co- op press release. All winners receive medal- lions and frequently receive tools of their trade and/or schol- arships to further their careers and education. The SkillsUSA Champion- ships is for high school and college-level students who are members of SkillsUSA. More than 5,000 students from every state and three territories com- peted in 87 contests in technical, skilled, and service occupations, including health occupations this year. In order to qualify for the national competition, the students competed in local and state contests. The state gold winners advanced to the national SkillsUSA Championships. The Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative sent six students to compete at the national competi- tions in the areas of advertising design, photography (7th place finish), cosmetology (finalist), prepared speech and nail care. Career and Technical Educa- tion at District 930 is designed to provide in-depth career explora- tion, competencies that may be transferred to post-secondary vocational schools, entry-level job skills and lifelong learning skills. High school students attend basic curriculum courses with- in their local high schools and transfer to District 930 program- ming for scheduled time blocks during the day. SUBMITTED PHOTO The Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative sent six students to compete at the national SkillsUSA competition. The students, are, left to right, back row: Sharon Cisneros, Chaska; Stephanie Brazil, Waconia; Amanda Klingberg, Jordan; Angela Vanyll, Chaska. Front row: Wright Braudt, Chaska and Brandon Sullivan, Chaska District 930 also offers custom- ized training for the adult work- force through partnerships with businesses and industry. Senior Dining The CAP Agency Senior Dining site in Chaska is located at the Tal- heim Apartments, 407 Oak St. N. To make a two-day advance meal reservation, call 448-9303, Ext. 1132 any weekday morning. Monday-August 6 Swedish meatballs with gravy, mashed potatoes, country blend vegetables, bread with marga- rine, chilled peaches. Tuesday-August 7 Baked glazed ham, sweet pota- toes, summer blend vegetables, bread with margarine, raspberry swirl cake. Wednesday-August 8 Turkey ala king over biscuit, seasoned broccoli, apple ring garnish, ice cream cup. Thursday- August 9 Roast beef with gravy, mashed potatoes, parslied carrots, bread with margarine, apple crisp with topping. Friday-August 10 California chicken casserole, pickled beet garnish, coleslaw, bread with margarine, pineapple upside down cake. All meals include 1 percent milk, bread and margarine. Menus may be subject to change. If you are on a salt-restricted diet and/or reduced calorie diet, inform your site coor- dinator. For further information, call 448-9303, Ext. 132. Pet of the Week Valley Radio Control Flyers. For more information, visit www.stthomas.edu/engineering/ STEPS. Gino is a 5-year-old, neutered Himalayan rabbit with red eyes. He has short, soft white hair with black ears and tail. He once belonged to a child who lost interest and gave him up. He’s quiet, enjoys timothy hay, pellets and vegetables. When you pick him up he’s a bit nervous but quickly settles down and snuggles in your arms. He will let you know when he wants down. Gino is a petite fellow, weighing five pounds. This abandoned pet is being housed by the Carver-Scott Humane Society and is available for adoption. All pets have been vet checked, wormed, had shots updated, have a micro ID implanted, checked for friendly dispositions and neutered/spayed, if possible. The donation starts at $100 for cats and $150 for dogs. If you can give it a home, call the Humane Society at (952) 368-3553. Gino continued from previous page with the Instructions to Bidders. The Owner reserves the right to retain the deposits of the 3 lowest Bidders for a period not to exceed 60 days after the date and time set for the Opening of Bids. No Bids may be withdrawn for a period of 60 days after the date and time set for Opening of Bids. The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, to waive irregularities and information therein and further reserves the right to award the Contract to the best interests of the Owner. Bill Monk, City Engineer City of Chaska, Minnesota (Published in the Chaska Herald on Thursday, August 2, 9, 16, 2007; No. 6425) The Public Notice deadline for the Chaska Herald is at 4 p.m. Thursday for the following week's issue. Faxes are not accepted. JOHN DAHL MARGARET DAHLHEIMER JOSEPHINE DAY JUNE DEMING JOEL DIXON RUTH DONAIS DAVID DUDERSTADT JILLIAN DUDLEY ANNE EADES IDA EKLUND CORRINE ERICKSON DOUGLAS EWING ARTHUR FALKANGER DENISE FERNANDEZ MARY FLATER AGNES FOX GARY FUCHS CAROL GAEBLER BESSIE GERMAN AMIE GOBLIRSCH LYNNE GRAVES GREGORY GROBERG JOHN GUERRA LINDA HAAS NORMA HALL DOREEN HANSON BERNARD HARRINGTON ROGER HAWKINSON KATHY HENDERSON ROSANNE HESSE RICHARD HILLYER ERMA HOLLAND BEN HONG TIMOTHY HUGLEN EUGENE HYLAND JOHN INDAHL THELMA IVINS JOHN JAY CARL JEUNE TERRY JOHNSON DARLENE JUDNICK RICHARD KADERA ANDRA KATULA S NANCY KESSLER GREGORY KISHEL MARY KNUTTILA STEPHANIE KOHL RONALD KOSCHAK KENKRATT IRENE KWOSEK STEVEN LAKEN DONALD LARSON DOLORES LEFTO JEAN LETTNER THOMAS LINDEN JOSEPH LOGAN DAVID LUCENTE AUDREY MACARTHUR OANN MAGNUSON J LEONARD MARSHALL GERALDINE MC CONNELL GEORGE MEKOLA JOHN MICKMAN IVER MOBERG JEOM MOON JANET MULLIN HERBERT NADLER VIOLET NELSON HARRIET NICODEMUS DAVID NORRIS MARY OCONNOR RONALD OLSON KELLY OSTREM SALLY PANIAN JEFFREY PEARSON CHARLENE PETER THINH PHAM MATTHEW PITTMAN RICHARDPLANA HARLAND POTTER MARYANN PROFT WILLIAM PUGLISI LOUIS RADICH ALTON RAYGOR WALTER RHODES MARCELLA ROBERTS JOYCE ROHINSON JAMES ROVANO LORINDA SAFARZ GREG SAVAGE MARJORIE SCHMITT JEFFREY SCHWAB ROBERT SEARLES HELEN SEPPALA BERNARD SHERMAN ROBERT SJOGREN KENNETH SLATTEN LAUISE SMITH DAVID SOGGE CHERYL SOUKKALA KAREN SPOONER GREGORY STELLER DAVID STOEBE KATHRYN STRATTON ALEDA SUNDEEN ALFRED SWENSON JOHN TAFT ALDEN TETLIE IRIS TILDEN FLOYD TROUMBLY YVONNE TURNER DALE VAN BECK MARTHA VON SCHRILTZ RALPH WALLIN DEANNA WATSON HENRY WEI HSUN JEAN WELLS DIANE WHITE CHRISTOPHER WILSON TAISTO WIRT MARY WOOD DOROTHY www.commerce.state.mn.us 651-296-2568 (Twin Cities Metro) 800-925-5668 (Outstate MN only) We’ve got a million names. 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Youth NewsChaska girl is queen
Pictured, left to right, are newly appointed offi cers of Job’s Daughters Bethel 85: Ashley Bican, Cassi Magnuson, Katie Holdshoe, Alica Vitali, Kellie Seberson (of Chaska), BriAnna Magnuson, Toni Holdshoe, Alyssa Wahlstrom and Polly Price. Not pictured are Courtney Jacobs, Taylor Jacobs and Jasmine Thompson.
PHOTO BY MARK W. OLSON
Job’s Daughters Senior Princess Alicia Vitali, Senior Custodian Taylor Jacobs and Honored Queen Kellie Seberson, of Chaska, participate in the Chaska River City Days parade last Sunday.
Job’s Daughters Bethel 85 of Shakopee held its installation of offi cers at the Minnesota Ma-sonic Home on June 9.
Bethel #85 is comprised of girls from Carver, Scott, Dakota and Hennepin counties. Kellie Seberson of Chaska was installed as Honored Queen, which is the presiding offi cer.
The installation ceremony was conducted retiring Hon-ored Queen Polly Price in the Landmark Room. Honored Queen Seberson chose the Rose Festival narration for the instal-lation. Her colors are yellow and teal, her fl owers are yellow roses and daisies & her mascot is the Rubber Duck.
The following girls were in-stalled: Honored Queen Kellie Se-berson; Sr. Princess Alicia Vitali, Jr.; Princess BriAnna Magnuson; Guide Toni Holdshoe; Marshal Katie Holdshoe; Recorder Ash-ley Bican; 4th Messenger Cassi Magnuson; 5th Messenger Polly Price; and Inner Guard Alyssa Walstrom.
Chaplain Courtney Jacobs; Sr. Custodian Taylor Jacobs; and Jr. Custodian Jasmine Thompson will be installed at the next meeting along with a new Bethel Guardian Council, according to a press release.
Job’s Daughters is a service organization for females 10 to 20 years old who are related to a Master Mason.
Job’s Daughters perform service to help the community, actively supporting the Hearing Impairment Kids Endowment (H.I.K.E.) Fund, which purchas-es hearing assisting devices for hearing impaired children.
They also learn leadership skills by holding various offi ces in Job’s Daughters. Job’s Daugh-
ters can qualify for various scholarships that are offered on a state-wide and a national level. If interested in learning more about joining Job’s Daughters contact Chris Devore at (952) 361-0717.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Girl takes fl ightBy the end of her fi rst week at
summer camp at the University of St. Thomas, seventh-grader Isabel Stone of Chaska had built and flown her own radio-con-trolled model airplane.
STEPS (Science, Technology and Engineering Preview Sum-mer camp for girls) is underway for the eighth year at St. Thomas. About 160 girls participate in the free camp each summer, according to a St. Thomas press release.
The girls attending the St. Thomas program this summer live on campus and take classes in plastics, electricity, machining, computer-aided design, assembly, Web design, chemistry, physics,
engineering and robotics. They create their airplanes
from start to fi nish: using a hot-wire saw, they cut wings from sturdy Styrofoam; assemble the fuselage; cut, bend and install aluminum parts for the rudder and elevators; thermoform the canopy; and fi nally decorate and cover the plane’s exterior.
They also log computer time with a fl ight simulator to become familiar with the remote-control devices they’ll use to fly their planes, the release stated.
Their work is put to the test on Wednesday evenings, when the girls head south to Rosemount where the planes are fi tted with gas engines and fl own with the help of volunteers from the Tri-
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Isabel Stone, of Chaska, built a model airplane at camp.
Sullivan wins in ad design
Brandon Sullivan, a graduate student from the Carver-Scott Ed-ucational Cooperative’s Graphic Communications Program, was awarded the fi rst place medallion in the Advertising Design Com-petition at the annual National Leadership and Skills Confer-ence and SkillsUSA Champion-ships, held in Kansas City, Mo., on June 28.
All contests are run by and judged by industry using in-dustry standards for employ-ment. Over 500 industry judges participated this year. The advertising design competition was sponsored by Hallmark Co., and Brandon received a $20,000 scholarship to The Art Institutes International, according to a co-op press release.
All winners receive medal-lions and frequently receive tools of their trade and/or schol-arships to further their careers and education.
The SkillsUSA Champion-ships is for high school and college-level students who are
members of SkillsUSA. More than 5,000 students from every state and three territories com-peted in 87 contests in technical, skilled, and service occupations, including health occupations this year. In order to qualify for the national competition, the students competed in local and state contests. The state gold winners advanced to the national SkillsUSA Championships.
The Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative sent six students to compete at the national competi-tions in the areas of advertising design, photography (7th place finish), cosmetology (finalist), prepared speech and nail care.
Career and Technical Educa-tion at District 930 is designed to provide in-depth career explora-tion, competencies that may be transferred to post-secondary vocational schools, entry-level job skills and lifelong learning skills.
High school students attend basic curriculum courses with-in their local high schools and transfer to District 930 program-ming for scheduled time blocks during the day.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative sent six students to compete at the national SkillsUSA competition. The students, are, left to right, back row: Sharon Cisneros, Chaska; Stephanie Brazil, Waconia; Amanda Klingberg, Jordan; Angela Vanyll, Chaska. Front row: Wright Braudt, Chaska and Brandon Sullivan, Chaska
District 930 also offers custom-ized training for the adult work-
force through partnerships with businesses and industry.
Senior DiningThe CAP Agency Senior Dining
site in Chaska is located at the Tal-heim Apartments, 407 Oak St. N. To make a two-day advance meal reservation, call 448-9303, Ext. 1132 any weekday morning.
Monday-August 6Swedish meatballs with gravy,
mashed potatoes, country blend vegetables, bread with marga-
rine, chilled peaches.Tuesday-August 7
Baked glazed ham, sweet pota-toes, summer blend vegetables, bread with margarine, raspberry swirl cake.
Wednesday-August 8Turkey ala king over biscuit,
seasoned broccoli, apple ring
garnish, ice cream cup.Thursday- August 9
Roast beef with gravy, mashed potatoes, parslied carrots, bread with margarine, apple crisp with topping.
Friday-August 10California chicken casserole,
pickled beet garnish, coleslaw,
bread with margarine, pineapple upside down cake.
All meals include 1 percent milk, bread and margarine. Menus may be subject to change. If you are on a salt-restricted diet and/or reduced calorie diet, inform your site coor-dinator. For further information, call 448-9303, Ext. 132.
Pet of the Week
Valley Radio Control Flyers.For more information, visit
www.stthomas.edu/engineering/STEPS.
Gino is a 5-year-old, neutered Himalayan rabbit with red eyes. He has short, soft white hair with black ears and tail. He once belonged to a child who lost interest and gave him up. He’s quiet, enjoys timothy hay, pellets and vegetables. When you pick him up he’s a bit nervous but quickly settles down and snuggles in your arms. He will let you know when he wants down. Gino is a petite fellow, weighing fi ve pounds.
This abandoned pet is being housed by the Carver-Scott Humane Society and is available for adoption. All pets have been vet checked, wormed, had shots updated, have a micro ID implanted, checked for friendly dispositions and neutered/spayed, if possible. The donation starts at $100 for cats and $150 for dogs. If you can give it a home, call the Humane Society at (952) 368-3553.
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retain the deposits of the 3 lowestBidders for a period not to exceed 60days after the date and time set for theOpening of Bids. No Bids may bewithdrawn for a period of 60 daysafter the date and time set for Openingof Bids.
The Owner reserves the right toreject any and all Bids, to waiveirregularities and information thereinand further reserves the right to awardthe Contract to the best interests ofthe Owner.
Bill Monk, City EngineerCity of Chaska, Minnesota
(Published in the Chaska Herald onThursday, August 2, 9, 16, 2007; No.6425)
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