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Supplement to the Bulletin Week of July 27, 2015 Published by Lillie Suburban Newspapers

The vision includes having residents ex-perience the greatest health gains achiev-able through culinary means. Food for Life offers residents a wide variety of unpro-cessed, organic, and locally sourced foods, while maximizing nutritional value, lavor and presentation. The program also offers plant-based, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free items at every meal and does away with pre-processed foods.

Food for Life is about making residents feel empowered in their food choices, but also about introducing them to new, healthy alternatives to more traditional, classic favorites. Chandler Place prides it-self on purchasing local, in-season organic food through The Goodman Groups ven-dor network and local growers and farm-ers.

The programs standards for health care dining are parallel to those in the culinary ield and restaurant industry. The senior living community strives to incorporate all the elements of a great plate, including texture, balance, color, lavors, taste, aro-ma, and focal point. Though ones dining needs may change in a health care setting, Chandler Place chefs take the culinary ap-proach and work with color and presenta-tion, using fresh herbs and spices to trans-form special restricted diets from bland to appetizing. Everyone eats with their eyes, so the goal is to make the food look and taste appealing.

We are proud to now serve our resi-dents restaurant style in our dining room, The Fountains, where they can choose from a variety of options off our new

menu, depending upon their personal preferences, said Jodi Saeko, executive director of Chandler Place. Residents can enjoy a mix of lavorful choices in the company of others, enriching their qual-ity of life with increased social interaction. The Fountains provides two complimen-tary meals for our residents daily, the third

meal being optional.Executive Chef Patrick Conway has ex-

tensive experience working in assisted liv-ing communities and restaurants. He is a 20-year member of the American Culinary Federation, Minneapolis Chefs Chapter, and received the Federations Chef of the Year award in 2007. From 2009 to 2012,

Chef Conway was Vice President of the Chapter. He said, Being able to provide food that enables our residents to beneit from healthier lifestyles brings a tremen-dous amount of satisfaction to my work. I am able to employ many of the skills and techniques Ive acquired over my career to provide meals that are both delicious and nutritious.

Chandler Place is a senior living commu-nity located in St. Anthony, Minn., at 3701 Chandler Drive Street, and offers assisted living, memory care and respite stays. In 2013, Chandler Place was a recipient of the Silver Achievement in Quality award for its outstanding performance in the health care profession, presented by the American Health Care Association and National Cen-ter for Assisted Living. Sister community St. Anthony Health Center offers skilled nurs-ing services and a full array of in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation services. This Platinum Service campus is managed by The Goodman Group.

Chandler Place Introduces Food for Life and New Executive ChefAt Chandler Place, a premier senior living community in St. Anthony, nutrition plays a key role in the overall health of the residents. In 2013, The Goodman Group, the communitys management company, introduced its Food for Life initiative with the mission of promoting residents overall well-being.

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Stockyard Days point-by-pointHigh summer is here again, meaning that once more, New Brighton is gearing up for its annual Stockyard Days festival. This year marks 35 years of celebrating the city, with the fun kicking off on Sunday, Aug. 2 with The Corral Open golf tournament and winding down with the Ambassador Coronation on Monday, Aug. 10. Your favorite activities are back this year and there are always some surprises. Heres Stockyard Days, point-by-point.

Johanna Holub/BulletinChildren have the opportu-nity to walk, run, bike, trike, or scooter in the Stockyard Days Kiddie Parade. Dressed in a variety of cos-tumes ranging from dancers, superheroes and cowboys to animals, royalty and wizards, the kids owned the show last year. A movie in the park was shown at dusk after all the candy was thrown and fun had.

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beginning Monday, Aug. 3 at 5 p.m. (clues will be posted online a day after they go up at City Hall). If you buy a Stockyard Days button prior to Monday, Aug. 3 and find the medallion, you'll win $250; if you haven't bought a button but find the medallion, you will be awarded $125.

Stockyard Days Karaoke Contest Friday, July 31 for the final qualifier at 9:30 p.m.

at New Brighton Eagles Club, 563 Old Highway 8 Sunday, Aug. 9 for the semi-finals in Long Lake

Regional Park at noon, followed by 3 p.m. finals

Tune up your singing voice and get ready to grip the mic for the Stockyard Days Karaoke Contest. Your final opportunity to qualify is Friday, July 31 at 9:30 at the New Brighton Eagles Club, for a cost of $5. If you make it through that first round of grueling competition, some money will be on the line on Sun-day, Aug. 9, when it's all going to come down to who rocks the most with the contest finals in Long Lake Regional Park. The first place singer gets $250, sec-ond place nets $150 and third place garners $100; the best duet singers will split $200. Your $5 entry fee is good for as far as you make it in the contest.

Stockyard Days Kids Night Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m. in Veterans Park

Kids, dress up in your favorite costumes and hop on your decorated bike and head to Veterans Park. There will be costume and best decorated bike prizes and maybe even a kiddie parade. The night ends with a Movie in the Park, they will be showing kid-favorite Big Hero 6. Be sure to bring a blanket and chairs to enjoy the movie.

Stockyard Days Parade Thursday, Aug. 6 at 6 p.m. near New Brighton

City Hall

Proudly stated by festival organizers as one of the best and biggest parades in the entire state, this year's Stockyard Days parade will boast clowns, bands and more than 40 parade floats that will wind their way through the streets of Old Town New Brighton.

Be sure to show up a bit early to secure a great place for your lawn chairs! The parade will fol-low the same route as last year, beginning on First Avenue near St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, heading west on 10th Street for a turn south on Old Highway 8 past City Hall. The parade will then head west on Eighth Street, turn south on Eighth Avenue, finally heading back onto Old Highway 8 for a final jaunt before ending at Oak Grove Community Hous-ing.

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Johanna Holub/BulletinCow-kids roll through with the kiddie parade.

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At 3 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 8, roughly 60 cars will arrive at New Brighton's Stockyard Days. The driv-ers, having traversed 120 miles of Minnesota countryside since 7 a.m. that morning, will grab refreshments, socialize, and answer any questions Stockyard Days attendees may have.

The cars do have the potential to invoke curiosity, considering they were all made before 1916.

"They're all pumped up," says Judy Goepel of the drivers. "They're really celebrating because they came across the finish line."

Goepel is the secretary of the New London to New Brighton Antique Car Run, which begins at Peace Lutheran Church in New London and ends at New Brighton's Stockyard Days festi-val in Long Lake Regional Park.

Throughout their tour of rural Min-nesota, drivers also take hospitality stops in five other small towns, where they can have refreshments, socialize with their hosts and even open up their car hoods and explain the mechanisms of their cars to curious residents.

One catch is that drivers embark on their trip at an average speed of 20 miles

per hour. Also, as Antique Car Run par-ticipant Carlton Pate puts it, drivers are exposed to the elements since their cars don't have roofs and windshields.

It's easy to see why Goepel says that completing such a journey gives these drivers a reason to celebrate.

A brief historyThe Antique Car Run is modeled

after the London to Brighton Com-memorative Run held every Novem-ber in England. The Commemorative Run was first held in 1896 to celebrate the repeal of the "red flag law," which required all motorized vehicles to be accompanied by a man with a red flag. The red flag warned drivers of horse-drawn carriages to hold the reins on their horses.

The New London to New Brighton Antique Car Run was first hosted in 1987 as part of New Brighton's Cen-tennial Celebration. The Run has since welcomed antique car drivers from all over the country and even the world. For instance, last year's participants col-lectively came from 17 states, including Oregon, Texas, and the Dakotas. And this year, the Run will welcome partici-pants from Canada and England.

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Linda E. Andersen/BulletinVery classic cars will roll into Stockyard Days from New London on Saturday, Aug. 8.

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Goepel points out that the Run is not a race. "[The purpose of the Run is to] demonstrate the endurance and beauty of these really old cars," she says.

Reasons to love the RunThis year will be Pate's fourth year participating

in the Run. He will drive a 1905 Ford Model F, a car he says he didn't initially set out to buy but ended up purchasing in Florida before it was ever advertised.

Why would Pate come all the way to Minnesota to partake in an antique car tour? "It's one of the best," the Connecticut native says. "People in the Midwest are very friendly ... there isn't as much traffic [as the East Coast] ... and the terrain is nice on these 100-year-old cars."

Pate also appreciates how well-organized the Run is, which he says is thanks to the Run's nearly 300 volunteers. Volunteers provide a number of services to drivers, including transporting drivers' trailers and modern vehicles to the finish line.

Mike Maloney has participated in almost every Run since the first was held 29 years ago. "We missed a few years," the Minnetonka resident recalls. "We found that we really missed not going on it."

One thing Maloney enjoys about the Run besides driving the old cars, of course is the people.

"It's a close-knit community," he says of all the par-

ticipants. "All of us enthusiasts help each other." For instance, if a participant's car breaks down during the Run, other participants will stop and help with repairs.

Antique Car Run president Bill Dubats also says that friendships are formed among participants dur-ing the Run. "The Run is very much about the cama-

raderie among the drivers," he wrote in this year's "President's Welcome."

"Antique car folks become acquainted easily, and strangers quickly become friends."

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Johanna Holub/BulletinNot all cars at Stockyard Days are antique muscle cars rolled through the parade last year.

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Friday Aug. 7 from 5-11 p.m. Saturday Aug. 8 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday Aug. 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Long Lake Park at 1500 Old Highway 8 is the venue for a vast majority of festival activities and as always, will be a beautiful and convenient place to have all sorts of sum-mer fun. For kids, there will be a whole host of inflatables and games. With the whole family in mind, Long Lake Park will also host a variety of craft and merchandise ven-dors along with a bunch of great food options as well.

Friday and Saturday evenings, show up to the park for the street dances, and for Sunday morning, take in the Car Show & Swap meet. On Sunday afternoon, Long Lake Park will also host the karaoke contest finals, start-ing at 3 p.m.

Stockyard Days Car Run Saturday, Aug. 8, with cars on display from 3-5:30

p.m. in Long Lake Regional Park

See some old-time classic cars after they trek across the street. More on the Car Run can be found on page 8.

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Linda E. Andersen/BulletinAbove, there will be plenty of bounce hous-es and fun for kids in Long Lake Regional Park, once again.

Johanna Holub/BulletinAt left, the 2014 theme of Its Shear Fun was fully embraced during the Stockyard Days parade as a cartfull of kids or are they little lambs? were towed down the street distributing candy and fans.see Poker Run on page 13

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For 50 years, Benedictine Health Center at Innsbruck has been a valued neighbor in New Brighton. Its growth and outreach mir-rors the growth of the community around it and the tremendous advances in medical care, rehabilitative therapy and services to help people stay healthy and independent.

Following its inception by the Field family, BHCI was purchased by two private firms: Beverly Enterprises in the late 1970s and then Health Dimensions in 1991. Major ad-ditions included one with a new nursing area and private rooms in 1991.

In 1999, Benedictine Health System re-organized BHCI as a nonprofit and added spiritual care to its mission. And, in 2005, the current campus took shape with a new short-term care neighborhood and physical and occupational care areas. These are now complemented by an outside mobility chal-lenge courtyard with the stairs, pavers and other elements people need to practice on to regain independence even a car to build confidence getting in and out.

A SPECTRUM OF CAREToday's residents at BHCI have the ad-

vantages of specialized care for a variety of needs.

Through the Integrative Health and Heal-ing Services provided throughout the com-munity, the Villa, a secure memory-care neighborhood, engages residents with healing music, aromatherapy, comfort mas-sage and special therapies including Loving Hearts Nursery Babies. These amazingly-re-alistic baby dolls inspire cuddling and rock-ing, which soothes the residents in turn.

The aviary, aquarium and healing garden provide Villa residents a variety of stimulation, but the scheduling of the same regular em-ployees in the neighborhood also ensures the familiarity and individual attention they need.

The Oak View and Garden Terrace neigh-borhoods cater to those who need long-term medical care for a variety of complex condi-tions, but who enjoy BHCIs rich social life, with communal meals, religious services, off-campus trips and special visitors and events. With physical and occupational ther-apy, long-term residents are able to improve

and preserve quality of life in a home-like setting.

Newest to BHCI are the spacious short-term private suites, where people recover from surgery, regain health after an illness or just boost stamina before returning to in-dependence. With nutritious meals and daily therapy, they often recover more fully and quickly than they would at home.

"We help people regain the health they need to live life to its fullest, wherever they are," administrator and CEO Susan Ager ex-plains.

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Just a few of the challenges physical and occupational therapy at BHCI have helped resolve: loss of balance, urinary inconti-nence, speech and swallowing problems, loss of fine motor coordination, gait and stair challenges, low upper-body strength and loss of flexibility in joints. Therapists can also help find the right adaptive equipment for everything from low vision to mobility problems.

Off campus, BHCI offers wellness pro-grams at St. John the Baptist Church in New Brighton, with a network of trained volun-teers and a parish nurse.

Of course, as an outreach of the Benedic-tines, BHCI values faith and is open to patients, residents and staff of all beliefs. Several denominations hold services for res-idents in the chapel, lit by stained-glass win-dows. On campus, Spiritual Care Director Fran O'Connor works full time to coordinate services, memorials and visits to residents to support them in their faith.

That's one of the many reasons BHCI doesn't "feel like" other care centers. The Benedictines' devotion to service and their value of the whole person are visible in ev-ery aspect of life at BHCI. "It's our driving force in who we are and what we do," ex-

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BHCI celebrates 50 Years of Caring

The Fields visionDorothy M. Field, first administrator of the family-owned BHCI

when it opened in 1965, is described as vivacious, thorough, tough-minded, fair and compassionate. Longtime BHCI cook Evelyn Erreich remembers Field as a leader who modeled attention to detail and empathy for residents. She could walk through looking like a fashion plate on her way to a meeting, but if she saw a resident who needed it, theyd get a hug. She was amazing.

A half-century later, the promising beginnings Dorothy oversaw have bloomed into top-notch medical care and therapies, all with the individual attention Field championed.

Help celebrate a golden timeThe public, families, residents, staff

and all those whove been touched by BHCIs mission over the years are in-vited to visit on these special dates:

April 15: Bishop Lee Piche will preside over a special Mass and bless-ing; by invitation only due to space

May 1: The annual Benedictine Gala pulls out all the stops for the 50th dinner, music, entertainment, auctions and raffles for the extra projects and purchases that enrich life at BHCI

July 15: The Family Picnic, for current families with residents or patients at BHCI, brings loved ones together

Sept. 12: 50th Anniversary Community CelebrationHave memories, newspaper clippings or photos of BHCI over the years? Please call Nancy at 651-288-5218 for more information or to share stories!

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Saturday, Aug. 8, check in is at 10 a.m. New Brighton Eagles Club, 863 Old Highway 8, ride leaves at 11 a.m.

The ride leaves the New Brighton Eagles Club at 11 a.m. for an approxi-mately 140 mile ride with three stops along the way that'll return motorcycle riders to Long Lake Park in time to see the finish of the Car Run. There will be a prize for the best poker hand and door prizes as well. In order to pre-register so organizers have a handle on how many riders to expect or for more information, call 651-343-4547 or go to www.stockyarddays.org.

Stockyard Days Street Dances Friday, Aug. 7 with the Killer Hay-

seeds in Long Lake Regional Park from 7-11 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 8 with the Bad Girl-

friends in Long Lake Regional Park from 7-11 p.m.

Come out and dance to one of the

most popular country bands in the entire Midwest over the past 20 yearsThe Killer Hayseeds. On Friday, Aug. 7 from 7-11 p.m., the band will play two

105 minute sets where street dancers will have a chance to get down to cur-rent top country hits as well as the most requested jams in Long Lake Regional Park. The next night, on Saturday, Aug. 8 from 7-11 p.m., head back to the park to take in festival and fair favorites the Bad Girlfriends. Expect the band to rock out classic and current rock songs along with country and pop, along with maybe even a dauntingly powerful cover performance of music by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

Stockyard Days Fireworks Saturday, Aug. 8 at dusk

Head out for another wonderful Stock-yard Days Fireworks display in Long Lake Regional Park on Saturday, Aug. 8 at dusk. This year, event organizers say they have switched from a high alti-tude display to one that takes place lower down, so the best viewing areas for fire-works are in Long Lake Park generally, and at the pavilion, specifically. Organiz-ers also note that you may no longer be able to see them from your home, if you were able to, previously. Grab a chair or

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Johanna Holub/BulletinMcGruff helped lead the kiddie parade through Veterans Park.

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Stockyard Days 28th Annual Car Show & Swap Meet

Sunday, Aug. 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Long Lake Park

A logical outgrowth of the Stockyard Days Car Run, this year's Stockyard Days 28th Annual Car Show & Swap Meet is put on by The Studebaker Driver's Club and the Twin Cities Regional Group of the Early Ford V-8 Club. For the last 15 years or so, the show has aver-aged nearly 200 pre-model year 1982 cars of all makes and models. The show's atmosphere is family friendly, set in Long Lake Park, and is a great place to look at some classic cars and chat up their proud owners. There will be 15 classes of entry, from stock to modified vehicles, and awards will be based on owner voting, along with a People's Choice award that will be determined by specta-tor's choosing their favorite ride. Admission to the Car Show & Swap Meet is $4, or $2 with a Stockyard Days button.

Stockyard Days Duck Race Sunday Aug. 9 at noon on Rice Creek in Long Lake

Park

As summer wanes, the ducks are slowly but surely pre-paring to migrate south, however, they've also been train-ing fiercely for one last hurrah, the Stockyard Days Duck Race. The Stockyard Days Duck Race is a great way to support the festival for coming years and also a great way to win a little bit of extra cash, as well. You can buy Duck Raffle tickets for $5 and you don't even have to be at the race in order to win. Tickets can be purchased before the festival at Beisswenger's Hardware or at New Brighton City Hall or during the festival on Friday, Aug. 7 and Sat-urday, Aug. 8 at the Information Booth located in Long Lake Park. Be the lucky duck with the right number to be first to cross the finish line and take home $500. Second through fifth places wins $100 while sixth through 10th takes in $50. The last place duck wins $100. Access to the viewing area for the Duck Race on Rice Creek is on Mississippi Street between Silver Lake Road and Thorn-dale Avenue. If you can't make it to any of the in-person ticket sales areas, email [email protected] and festival organizers will figure out how to get you a ticket. Winners will be announced around 3 p.m.

Stockyard Days Ambassador Coronation Monday, Aug. 10 at 6 p.m. at Mounds View High

School

Following their appearance in the Stockyard Days Parade, six new Stockyard Days Ambassadors will be coronated at Mounds View High School, 1900 Lake Val-entine Road in Arden Hills, at 6 p.m. Monday Aug. 10.

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Parade of color!Johanna Holub photos/Bulletin

Irondale High School's renowned Marching Knights and color guard took to the asphalt at the Stockyard Days parade Aug. 7, showcasing moves that will be perfected as the season continues into the fall. Members of the New Brighton Lions Club waved to the crowds from their instantly-

recognizable float at the Stockyard Days parade.

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Johanna Holub photos/BulletinAbove, the 2014 Stockyard Days Ambassadors waved to the crowd during the parade. At right, the ambassador candidates led the Kiddie Parade in Veterans Park.

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Stockyard Days 2015 Schedule of Events

Sunday, August 2ndBrighton Hills Golf CourseThe Corral Open Golf Tournament - 8:00am

Wednesday, August 5thVeterans ParkKiddie Parade - 6:30pmMovie in the Park (Big Hero 6) - 8:30pm

Thursday, August 6thOld Town New Brighton Parade - 6pm

Friday, August 7thLong Lake Regional ParkFood, Bounce Infl atables, Vendors, Bingo - 5pmStreet Dance w/ Killer Hayseeds - 7pmTeen Tent - 7pm

Saturday, August 8thLong Lake Regional ParkStockyard Days 5K & 10K - 9amFood, Bounce Infl atables, Vendors, Bingo - 9amAntique Car Run Finish Line - 3pmStreet Dance w/ Bad Girlfriends - 7pmFireworks - 9:30pm

Sunday, August 9thLong Lake Regional ParkFood, Bounce Infl atables, Vendors, Bingo - 9am - 4pm28th Annual Car Show & Swap Meet - 9amSt. Paul Mounted Patrol Horses Demo - 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm

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