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Supplement to the Roseville Review Week of July 21st, 2013 Published by Lillie Suburban Newspapers, Inc.

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CTV Channel 15 coverage of Canadian Days activitiesis produced by community volunteers.

CTV is community television serving the cities of Arden Hills,Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Little Canada, Mounds View, New Brighton,

North Oaks, Roseville, St. Anthony and Shoreview.

Sunday, August 4, 2013at 12:00 p.m. on CTV Channel 15

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Fifth grader Sydney Hackett from St.

Johns School designed the 2013 Cana-dian Days Button. Her drawing is a

maple leaf with flame tips. Studentsfrom kindergarten through eighthgrade had the opportunity to submitdesigns for the button.

The kick-offAnticipation for the festival begins

Monday, July 29, with the MedallionHunt. Anyone can participate in thechallenge. The prize is $200. Dailyclues will be given throughout theweek or until the medallion is found.

The newA new event this year is free out-

door comfort yoga from 3-4 p.m. onSaturday. Whether youre a yoga vet-eran or novel to the experience, this

event is for everybody. Its the per-fect opportunity to decrease stress andconnect with nature. Participants areencouraged to bring a non-perishablefood item for the local food shelf.

The 40 Winks Bed Race is anothernew event that offers unique fun fora good cause. In teams, participantswill push a mattress supplied by Slum-

berland. The mattresses will then bedonated to charity. Check-in time forthe event is 3 p.m. on Sunday, and the

race begins at 3:30.Kids will enjoy the new addition of a

petting zoo and pony rides from 12:30-4:30 p.m. on Sunday. The zoo includesfarm and exotic animals.

The returningReturning for the 11th year, the

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Devoting himself to the rarecoin and precious metal tradefor well over three decades,Westerlings commitment to thecustomer is second to none. Fromtheir Roseville office, he and hisassociates offer purchases andappraisals for estates, banks, insur-ance companies and individuals.

My staff and I are dedicatedto helping people preserve andgrow their wealth, Westerling

explains. Thats why The TrumanCompany offers personalized ser-vice tailored to each individual.

Introduced to the business byhis Uncle Truman, a young Rogerbecame enamore d with coins. Thisnearly-lifelong passion encour-aged Westerling to open his ownbusiness und er the Truman name.

Every time he visited my fam-ily, he gave me a coin that had aninteresting history. His hope wasthat I would develop a real inter-est in rare and unusual coins, andit worked, Westerling says witha smile.

Westerling visited Minnesota toappraise a collection in 1998, andwas so touched by the welcome hereceived he decided to move bothhis home and business to St. Paul.He currently works with about3,000 clients around the country.

Westerling is a life memberof the American NumismaticAssociation and holds an A+rating with the Better BusinessBureau.

His knowledge can reassurepeople that theyre insuring orpricing such items correctly. Immore than happy to visit a homeor bank to review a collection,Westerling notes. Theres a mar-

ket for everything!

Though old coins appreci-ate gradually, precious metalshave undergone dramatic spikesover the past decade in value,Westerling adds. From 2002 to2013, the value of silver went upby 66 8 percent and go ld by 59 5percent. Many of Westerlingscustomers are currently trans-ferring individual retirementaccount funds from banks to aprecious metal IRA.

I honestly think the pricesfor gold and silver will con-tinue to rise throughout ourlifetime, while the U.S. dollardeclines, Westerling explains.Transferring to a precious metalIRA can be an excellent invest-ment.

Customers will feel at homein The Truman Company office,where they might even meet

Westerlings pooch, Sonny, and

his wife, Donna, a Twin Citiesartist whose work is featuredthroughout the office.

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Roger Westerling was introduced to coins at a young age by hisUncle Truman, a numismatist for whom the company is named.Westerling is as passionate about coin collection as his custom-ers, making them feel right at home when they visit The TrumanCompany.

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Volunteers are the backbone of Cana-dian Days, dedicating countless hoursplanning the festival to ensure that theannual event continues to provide funentertainment that brings the communitytogether.

Its no surprise then with this tenacitythat Canadian Days also incorporates thisworking-for-a-good-cause notion duringthe festival. It does so by bringing fun tocharitable causes.

Two events a bed race and a back-pack drive will allow Little Canadacommunity members the opportunity to

help those in need.Were an all-volunteer organization,

and we do this to better the community

and thats just another aspect to do that,Sue Nelson, secretary of Canadian Days,said.

40 Winks Bed RaceA new event called the 40 Winks Bed

Race puts a spin on the traditional con-ception of a race. Teams consist of up tofive members, with one member beingthe rider, and participants must race the

bed across the finish line.The race is sponsored by the 40 Winks

Foundation, an initiative of Slumber-lands to provide beds to those who donot have them. Teams need to make a

Bringing charity to the festival

Toe-tapping good timesThere is no shortage of great music when Maple Street Ramblers are in town. These gentlemen are sure to infuse your day with some great melodies.

Classics never go out of style, and theClassic Car Show proves that each yearwith a great variety of vintage vehicles

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medallion has to report the find-ing to the L i t t l e Ca na da Ci tyOffices (651-766-4029) if its found

be tw ee n 8 a. m. an d 4: 30 p. m. Ifthe medallion is found after those

hours, ca ll 651-492-4 680 and lea vea message with name and phonenumber.

Last year, the medallion was hid-den near the skateboard park. Ittook until the second to the lastday to discover it.

Nelson describes the MedallionHunt as an anticipation-builderand lead-up to Canadian Days.The event is sponsored by the U.S.Bank.

Rules for the Medallion Hunt:1. The Canadian Days Medallion

will be found on Little Canada pub-lic land.

2. No digging will be necessary.The use of shovels or other digging

tools are not permitted.3. No climbing will be necessary.4 . N o d i s a s s e m b l y w i l l b e

required to f ind the medal l ionincluding irrigation heads, l ightfixtures and other equipment.

5. Searchers must not damagepublic property or otherwise vio-

lat e laws or ord ina nces. For exam-ple, city parks open daily at hour

before sun rise and close hour aft ersunset.

6. City of Little Canada employ-ees, Canadian Days Committeemembers, U.S. Bank employees andfamily members of said employeesor members are not eligible to win.

Family members are defined as par-ents, children or siblings.

7 . I f the me da l l ion i s foundbe tw ee n th e ho ur s of 8 a. m. an d4:30 p.m. (Monday-Friday), call theLittle Canada City Offices at 651-766-4029 to report your discovery.If there is an after hours finding,please call 651-492-4680 and leavea message with your name andphone number. Whoever finds the

medallion must report the discov-ery immediately.

8. Medallion searchers must pur-chase a $3 Canadian Days Buttonas a button is required to claim theprize.

9. Searchers assume all risk forpersonal injury.

10. Taxes due are the responsibil-ity of the winner.

11. The winner will be requiredto recite the clue that led him/her

to the medallion and may be askedto sign a photo release form forpubl ici ty and promotional pur-poses.

12. If the medallion is not foundby 9 p. m. Aug. 13 , th e hu nt wi llterminate and the money will carryforward to next year.

13. The decisions of the CanadianDays Committee are final.

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Medallion...continued from page 14

A good time to be a kidDecked out wagons, pint-sized princes and princesses and the pit-

ter patter of little feet can be heard toddling down the street in theCanadian Days Kiddie Parade. Theyve put in a lot of effort andimagination to wow the crowds, so be sure to snap a few photos of

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homemade bed plywood and wheelsare the typical materials for the founda-tions for the mattress. Slumberland willprovide a racing bed for those who do not

have one. The 40 Winks Foundation will

provide mattresses for each teams bed.After the race, 40 Winks will donate allthe mattresses to a local charity.

If you think about how important agood nights sleep is or if youve evertried to sleep on the hard ground youwould never sleep well, Lisa Olson, a

human resource representative for Slum-berland, said. Its truly a foundation togive everyone a good nights rest.

Teams must register online at www.canadiandays.org by July 31. The event

starts at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 4,at Spooner Park. Check-in time is 3 p.m.The entry fee is $100 per time, and allof the money will be donated to the 40Winks Foundations cause.

A $75 cash prize will be awarded to themost creative team; $50 goes to the bestteam spirit; $50 is given to the winner ofthe race.

These bed races have been a hit, andSlumberland is excited to bring the event

to Canadian Days, Olson said.Its one more avenue to let people

have fun and in turn supply beds to peo-ple who dont have one, Olson said.

Backpacks for KidsAnother charitable event at Canadian

Days is Backpacks for Kids.This is a Roseville Area Schools pro-

gram that will provide school suppliesfor students in need at Little Canada Ele-mentary School and other schools in thedistrict.

The collection bins will be located inSpooner Park from 8 a.m.-noon on Sat-urday.

This event has been around for fiveyears has been growing every year, Nel-son said.Suggested donations:

Backpacks Notebooks (wide-ruled)

Pocket folders #2 pencils (12-24 count) Pens 1 binders Colored pencils (12 count) Markers (thick or thin) Crayons (24 count) Rulers Glue sticks/bottles Scissors (small, point)

Charity...continued from page 13

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