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S a t u rd a y J u n e 2 2 , 2 0 1 3Summer Fun Starts Here! Run/Roll for the Roses, 7:55 amRoseville Skating Center5K & 10K Runs plus 1/2 mile Family Fun Run

10K Roll inline road race Great American Backyard Campout(R), 5 pm-9 amHarriet Alexander Nature Center

Rosefest Campfire, 7-9 pmHarriet Alexander Nature Center

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Outback/Rosefest Golf Tournament, Tee Times from 8-11:30 amRoseville Cedarholm Golf CoursePorsche Car Show, 10 am-1 pmCentral Park Dale StreetAthletic Fields

Guns & Hoses Benefit Softball Game, 4 pmCentral Park at Lexington

Touch-a-Truck, 5 pmCentral Park at Lexington

Live at the Rog: Teddy Bear Band, 6:30 pmCentral Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre

Golden Rose Medallion Hunt, 6:15 First Clue ReleasedRegistration due Monday, June 24.

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22nd Annual Rose Parade, 6:15 pmOne-mile route from RAHS, east along County Road B-2 to Lexington Avenue past Central Park to County Road C with a big finish at the Roseville Skating Center.

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Live at the Rog: Central Park Blues Fest, 5:45-8:30 pmCentral Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre

Sweet Papa Dave, 6 pmGroove Merchand Band(with Jimi Primetime Smith), 7:30 pmRosePointe Community Wellness Fair, 6-8 pmCentral Park at Lexington

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Bugs & Buds Family Festival 6-8 pmCentral Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum

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Taste of Rosefest, 5-8 pmCentral Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum

Live at the Rog: Minnesota Sinfonia, 6:30 pmCentral Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre

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Roseville Resident Appreciation DayNine & Dine on a Dime, Tee times from 11:30 am-6:30 pmRoseville Cedarholm Golf CourseCall 651-633-TEES (8337) for tee times beginning June 22.

Free Skating, 6:30-7:30 pmRoseville Skating Center

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Tour de Roses, 9 amRoseville Skating Center

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July 4th Party in the Park, 1-10:30 pmCentral Park at Lexington

Live at the Rog:Central Park Frank Rog AmphitheatreSplatter Sisters, 2:45 pmSongs of Hope Preview, 4:15 pmSandy & the Hitmen, 5:45 pmRoseville Big Band, 7:30 pm

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Join your neighbors and friends on a balmy June evening for generous sam-ples of food and drinks from Rosevilles favorite restaurants at Taste of Rosef-est on June 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. Food may include pizza, ham, beef chunks, barbecue ribs, salads, fresh fruit, cook-ies, soup, imported cheeses, chocolate, scones, carrot cake, smoothies, wine and beer.About 39 food, wine and beverage sta-

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nesses will be set up in Central Parks Muriel Sahlin Arboretum and Rotary Woods at the Dale Street park entrance between County Roads C and B2.Guests can walk around the gardens

or sit at an umbrella table while listening to live music, bid on a tent full of trea-sures at the silent auction, buy a chance for a bouquet of 12 bottles of wine, and have a fun-filled evening at this Roseville

Food and fun at Central Park

Above, Guests lined up for a variety of gourmet cheese samples at the Byerlys booth at last years Taste of Rosefest. Below, Connie Marchio and Corky LoBaido from Creative Catering presented a colorful platter of fresh fruit plus scones, muf-fins, cheese and crackers and more in their booth at last years Taste of Rosefest.

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entrance gate. The jazz band will feature songs from its new CD Let it Shine! Silent auction items are now

being collected. Last years auction offered over 100 items, including a glider ride, golf for four at Midland Hills, Stouts Island Lodge pack-ages, a Toro lawnmower, Twins tickets, theater tickets, gift cards to area restaurants, works of art, jew-elry and dozens more. Last year about 740 area resi-

dents attended the event and almost $30,000 was raised for local youth programs, said Jerry Hromatka, chairman of the Taste of Rosefest committee.In just a few short years the

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Advance tickets are $35 and tickets purchased at the gate will be $40. This is an adult event; peo-ple must be age 21 and older to attend. Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets may be purchased through club members or with cash or check (payable to Rotary Club of Roseville) at these locations:

Taste of Rosefest guests enjoyed the arboretum gardens and fountain as well as the good food and drinks.

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become a treasured and valuable com-munity event for all involved, he added. This event is the backbone of our

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Rotary does in this community and throughout the world, said Roseville Rotary President Lynne Megan.Projects funded by the club are Ready!

Set! Read! an early childhood literacy program; Bridging; Roseville Area Senior Program; Rotary Woods in Central Park, including the building of a rain garden in the Central Park Arboretum; STRIVE a mentoring and scholarship program

for high school seniors; Kids Voting; Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts; Northwest Youth & Family Services; Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly; the Childrens Reading Room at the Roseville Library; international programs of school, hospi-tal and water projects in Mexico, Ecua-dor, Guatemala, and Haiti; and Polio Plus to eradicate polio worldwide. Taste of Rosefest is one of the few

informal opportunities to meet your neighbors and make new acquaintances with no agenda other than to sample great food and drink from local ven-dors and support the local and interna-tional humanitarian efforts of Rotary, says Rotarian Bob Burmeister, pastor at North Heights Lutheran Church. It is also an occasion to invite friends and co-workers from across the Twin Cities to experience first-hand what a great place Roseville is to live and work.The goal of Rotary is but our support,

time and talents back into our commu-nity, Megan adds, inviting all Roseville residents to help us make a difference and have lots of fun doing it. For information about offsite park-

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Dedication, effort and tradition could well be the themes of this years Rose Parade; theyre definitely the driving forces behind both the group and indi-vidual grand marshals.

The 2013 Rose Parade will honor longtime volunteer Ken Hansen and the Roseville Area High School Gymnastics Team.

A legacy to take pride inThis is, I think, their third time as

grand marshals because of their many accomplishments throughout the years at state championships, parade organiz-er Leslie Berry notes. Were honored to have this years state champion gymnasts as grand marshals -- theyre well-deserv-ing of encouragement and praise from the community.

The RAHS gymnasts claimed the 2013 Class AA championship in an event-by-event, moment-by-moment struggle in which they outperformed perennial foe Northfield by just 0.375

points. It was the Raiders second state

championship in a row and the sixth in the past 8 years. (In 2010 and 11,

Northfield took the championship.)Though Roseville only won one

event -- the uneven bars -- in the multi-school championship, the gymnasts proved they were truly team players, each submitting a strong enough per-formance to edge out other teams when counted as a whole.

Review sports writer Brian Meyers explained: In each event, each team has five gymnasts compete and the top four scores are added up to get the team score. On the uneven bars, the Raiders scored no lower than 9.45. Isis Muller led the way with a 9.7, the teams high-est individual score of the night. Emily VanKrevelen was next at 9.675 and was followed by Kaylee Streckers at 9.6 and Carly Wagners 9.45.

The vault was Rosevilles second-best event as the team posted a score of 37.45. Muller posted the teams best score with a 9.45, VanKrevelen and Wagner had identical 9.4s and Jessica Strecker scored a 9.2.

Hansen, gymnasts named parade grand marshals

Ken and Lorraine Hansen (pictured), and their daughter Diane Lang, have played a key role for many years in making sure the Rosefest parade is a wonderful event.

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Roseville scored a 37.3 on the floor exercise with VanKrevelen posting the teams highest individual score of 9.675. Kaylee Strecker added a 9.5, Muller had a 9.375 and Jessica Strecker scored an 8.750.

Rosevilles lowest event score of 36.525 came on its first event of the night, the balance beam. Mullers 9.4 was the Raiders best beam score but their lowest high individual event score of the night. Jessica Strecker added a 9.225, Wagner had a 9.05 and Kayla Soplata had an 8.85.

Several of the Raiders also got the chance to shine in individual competi-tion at State.

Wagner won the individual uneven bars state championship, with a 9.8.

Muller ranked second statewide in the all-around, with a score of 37.95.

Jessica Strecker medaled by placing sixth on the balance beam with a score of 9.4.

Wagner posted Rosevilles highest finish on the vault by placing 10th and Muller had Rosevilles best floor exercise finish, 12th.

Just wanted to give back to community

Without the work of Ken and Lorraine Hansen and their daughter Diane Lang, there might be Rosefest parades, but there certainly wouldnt have been such a successful, seamless 20-plus-year run.

Thats why Ken Hansen, 88, is grand marshal of the parade, organizer Leslie Berry explains.

He has been part of the backbone of the Rose Parade committee almost since the inception, she says. As hes step-ping down from such active fundraising, it was a unanimous decision to honor him this year.

In the early 1990s the Rose Parade was just getting off the ground, and needed all the financial help it could get to grow and continue.

The community effort sounded great to the Hansens, whod just retired and wanted to spend their newfound time to give back. Both hail from the Gladstone area of Maplewood and remember the

civic pride that bound that community together.

So, Ken threw himself into fund-raising for the parade and rounding up grand prizes for the button contest. He found it most effective to research local stores and businesses and drop in on their leaders for face-to-face encounters; that made it more difficult for them to say no. Plus, my career had been in sales, he adds with a chuckle.

Some years, he singlehandedly brought in as much as $20,000.

Ken was out pounding the pavement for days at a time, Berry recalls. Hes also helped with buttons. Hes just been everything to the parade.

Kens wife, Lorraine, who Berry says is the Rose parade historian, remem-bers that in only two years -- this will be its 23rd appearance -- the parade was rained out.

A darker time, Lorraine says, was the year after the recession hit. Our city manager announced they were going to cut the parade....We said No way.

Thanks to Kens fundraising and over-and-above efforts from Rosefest fans, the show went on. Everyone came out and we got the money together somehow.

Lorraine and daughter Diane Lang will have to wave to Ken from the side-lines; theyre going to be busy with their own Rose Parade duties.

Diane is in charge of parade par-ticipation and Lorraine organizes the marching bands, as shes done since 1992.

I just love music and I love bands, and they only had about four or five marching bands the first and second year of the parade, Lorraine notes. I thought, This is one way to get these high schools involved, and I just got busy and invited a whole bunch.

As a former drum and bugle corps mom, Lorraine knows the arrangements and organization the bands need.

The music fan sometimes outdoes herself, though.

A few years ago, I kinda went overboard and had 17 of them! she exclaims. At that point, it gets difficult to find enough floats and Scout groups to separate one bands trumpets and bass drums from anothers, she admits.

This years parade will draw bands from as far away as Waconia and

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had a lot of experience working with the programs, more than a lot of the students, he says.Gustafson says he likes working with

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explaining to students what the festival is looking for as far as identity and themes and then turning the students loose on designs.Finnegan, who was Gustafsons graphic

design teacher this past year, says the stu-dents up their game for the competition and they enjoy the rivalry between one another.Once the kids get started they really put

themselves into it, Finnegan says. Theres a competitive nature to the project that they enjoy and a sense of pride when they fin-ish.She says she was not surprised that Gus-

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RAHS grad Garrett Gustafson wins Rosefest button design

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Litchfield -- Litchfield has been a regu-lar since the early years. Nearer to home are Champlin Park and St. Anthonys entries.

Park Center is new this year, and theyre quite a competitive band. Its just like football or basketball to these kids -- theyre intent on being the best, Lorraine says.

After the bands line up, shell be sit-ting in the judges booth with judge Tom Haugen, former band director at Kellogg High School, who travels from Decorah, Iowa each year to judge the bands and hand out prizes.

Thanks to Kens work fundraising -- the parade helps pay travel expenses for the bands -- and Lorraines talent for organization, the Rose Parade has become a favorite among high school bands.

Lorraine notes the Minnesota Brass drum and bugle corps, an all-ages group that won the national competition in 2011 will also be in the parade.

At 85, Lorraine is still fired up about marching bands.

I just love music and I love the kids. Were lucky enough to have our local VFW feed all these kids after the parade, and theyve been so impressed. The kids are polite, theyre friendly and theyre just great citizens. One year the VFW had men who were going to volunteer to clean the grounds afterward, and they couldnt find one napkin to pick up.

Berry notes that the Hansens could use some help from a younger generation of volunteers. To keep Rosefest vibrant, we need that younger generation to step up, she says. The time to get involved is now, not later.

Lorraine predicts that the music, the kids and the fun will hook others just as they did her. Though she works from 8 a.m. to nearly midnight on the day of the parade, she keeps signing on for more.

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Show off your blues movesOne of the biggest highlights of Rosefest is the annual Blues Fest event. The Blues Fest draws some of the regions best blues music talent as well as hardcore blues fans. If you come, youd better be prepared to dance! This years Fest will be held Tuesday, June 25, at 6 p.m. at Central Parks Frank Rog Amphitheatre, 2540 N. Lexington Avenue.

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People are excited for Summer, and we have lots of Summer things in new paints, tools, lawn mowers, trimmers, sprinkler, hoses and other lawn-care prod-ucts, says store owner Mike Johnson. This year we have hanging baskets and pots of colorful, assorted flowers as well.

Roseville Suburban Ace, a popular local hardware store on the corner of Lexington and Roselawn avenues, is known for its helpful, friendly service.

The store is also widely-known for car-rying top-name brands, and has recently added to that lineup with Craftsman tools, Clark and Kensington paints and Scotts new Snap lawn care system.

Aces affiliation with Craftsman means customers can find a full line of Craftsman wrenches, hand tools, air tools, shop vacs and other power equipment, with more available by special order, says assistant manager Dave Floberg.

The new Clark and Kensington paint is darn good stuff, adds Floberg, who explains all the paints in the store are made by Ace and score well in Consumer Reports. With the primer in the paint, Clark and Kensington can save customers elbow grease and time.

Scotts new Snap system promises the greatest change for homeowners, tak-ing the guesswork out of lawn care and the mess off their hands. With the Snap system, lawn care products like fertilizer, weed killer or crabgrass preventer are packaged so they just clip into the Snap lawn spreader. Theres no measuring, pouring or handling chemicals.

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With the hazy lazy days of summer almost upon us, were well stocked with grills, lawnmowers and garden supplies, Floberg says.

Outdoor living furniture can now be ordered from the Ace warehouse through the stores colorful catalog, and benches for the yard are in the store. The new Toro and Craftsman lawnmowers are in so come by and check them out.

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as well as the partnership with Ros-eville Area High School.Were just happy to be able to high-

light student work, and the interac-tion with the high school has just been seamless.Berry says every year the Rosefest

committee chooses a winner, which Berry notes is a tough choice.Not only is Garretts button fantas-

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Rain or shine, the Harriet Alexander Nature Center in Roseville will be hop-ping with activity Saturday, June 22, as kids and adults enjoy Rosefests annual group campfire and the Great Ameri-can Backyard Campout.You dont have to have be an expert

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event, and you dont have to have chil-dren to do it.Up to 50 people at a time will sit

around the fire and sing favorite folk songs such as This Land Is Your Land and Frog Went A-Courtin,

while they toast marshmallows. Its just absolutely fun, Cummings says. Often theres a storyteller to enthrall the group and kids play old-fashioned, outdoor games.

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Toasted marshmallows & outdoor fun on tap at Nature Center June 22

If you go...What: Group Campfire & Great American Backyard CampoutWhere: Harriet Alexander Nature Center, 2520 N. Dale St., RosevilleWhen: Group campfire from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 22, is open to every-

one. Backyard overnight campout begins at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 22, and wraps up at 9 a.m. Sunday, June 23. Cost: Group campfire is free. Overnight campout fee is $12 per tent site. To

register for the campout, call 651-792-7012.

At left, People will once again be bringing their lawn chairs and gath-ering around the fire ring at Harriet Alexander Nature Center at the annual Rosefest campfire. This year the camp-fire will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. June 22. Above, the annual campfire is a free, multi-generational event that includes toasting marshmallows and a group sing-a-long.

see Campout on page 19


stars in a tent.If it rains, we camp, with or without

tents, in the Nature Center facility. Its hilarious to see the free-standing tents all set up inside the building, Cash says with a chuckle. Its kind of cute, too, and the tents

give people some private space, and

they still get the experience of sleeping in a tent.While the campout does take place

in a controlled environment, Cash laughs as she says theres no way to pre-dict what might happen out in nature. Although the campout hasnt been

visited by any of the wild critters com-monly known as campsite robbers, Cash says, theyve seen raccoons nearby but none have ventured into the camp-ing area. She speculates the raccoons just didnt know what to make of the startling sight of tents on the school grounds and scampered away. And since the campers didnt have food in the tent area, she says there werent any choice morsels for the animals to sneak off with for a midnight snack.Cash says she recently attended a

community-ed class and the instruc-tor came up to her and explained that her family has attended the campout since the beginning six years ago, and is already looking forward to coming again this year.To join in the outdoor camping fun,

register for the Great American Back-yard Campout by calling the Harriet Alexander Nature Center at 651-792-7012.

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The Great American Backyard Campout is a chance for families to intro-duce children to the joys of camping. Campers will begin pitching their tents at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 22, and the next morning enjoy a continental break-fast provided by the Harriet Alexander Nature Center staff.

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The Muppets take RosevilleAfter a busy day of roller blading, jogging and enjoying everything Roseville has to offer, why not wind down with a great movie? Kermit the Frog would certainly encourage you to do so. This years Roll-In Movie at the Oval will be held Friday, June 28, at 7:30 p.m.


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There is no substituteClassic Porsche cars from across the decades will find their way to the Central Park West Dale Street location, 2525 Dale Street N. The show is a result of the hard work of area car lovers and Rosefest organizers. The show will be held Sunday, June 23, and begins at 10 a.m. and is a great way to kick off a very busy day at Rosefest.


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Roseville on displayIts no exaggeration to say the Rosefest parade has absolutely become one of the best parades in the Twin Cities. Thousands of people of all ages will line Rosevilles streets to watch area marching bands and entertainment of all varieties. This years parade begins Monday, June 24, at 6:15 p.m. at Roseville Area High School, 1261 County Road B2, and the one mile route winds its way north on Lexington Avenue and ends at the Roseville Skating Center, 2661 Civic Center Drive.

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You must have dance feverThere will be plenty of opportunities for dancing at this years Rosefest thanks to the much loved Teddy Bear Band on Sunday, June 23, at 6:30 p.m. and the Blues Fest on Tuesday, June 25, at 6 p.m. Both events will be held in Central Parks Frank Rog Amphitheatre, 2540 N. Lexington Avenue.


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Getting back in touch with natureThe Great American Backyard Campout will be held Sunday, June 23, at 5 p.m. at the Harriet Alexander Nature Center, 2520 Dale Street N. This is the perfect place to introduce youngsters to the joys of camping.

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