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The contrasting crosshair design makes aligning your scope's crosshairs a snap. Use as a sight-in target or for general purpose shooting.

Whether you are bore-sighting your gun or shooting with a laser, this target provides the perfect aiming point. Shooting Options are flexible by applying the Laser Spot™ Target to the center of the Shoot•N•C Target. The highly reflective Laser Spot Target reflects light back to the shooter creating a highly visible aiming point. If you miss the bull's-eye, you immediately see the “halo” on the Shoot•N•C Target.

25/50 target specifically made for our international customers. This target's size conforms to ISSF dimensions. English, French, German and Spanish languages on package.

Whether you are a beginning hand-gunner or an expert looking for honest feedback on your shooting, the Shoot-N-C 12" Handgun Trainer is for you. Shoot-N-C technology, combined with distinct instructional zones, not only make shot placement highly visible, but offer helpful corrections to tighten groups and build confidence.

34806 8" Round “X” 6 Targets, 24 Pasters 34850 8" Round “X” 50 Targets, 200 Pasters34015 12" Round “X” 5 Targets, 120 Pasters 34016 12" Round “X” 100 Targets, 2,400 Pasters 34017 12" Round “X” 500 Targets, 12,000 Pasters

34807 8" Laser 6 Targets, 24 Pasters, 8-1 1/2" Laser Spot Targets

34081 20 cm UIT 6 Targets, 24 Pasters 34082 20 cm UIT 30 Targets, 120 Pasters 34083 20 cm UIT 500 Targets, 2,000 Pasters

34032 12" Handgun Trainer 5 Targets, 90 Pasters34072 12" Handgun Trainer Each (multiples of 100)

Shoot•N•C® 7" & 9" SilhouettesSilhouette targets for handgun and rifle ranges, comes with corner pasters for target repair.

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2015 UMBA ConventionFebruary 21 & 22, 2015

Treasure Island Resort and CasinoRed Wing, MN

What’s included? • FREE booth chairs and tables.• FREE Electrical hook up.• Two FREE Attendee Registrations with each booth.• Company listing in convention program.• Company listing in convention entry area.• Company recognition at Banquet.

Vendors who are UMBA Full Members also receive: • Two FREE Brunch tickets with each booth.• FREE Eighth-Page Ad in Convention Program.• Company listing, logo, and link on UMBA Web Site.• Company listing in UMBA e-news.

Make checks payable to:Upper Midwest Bakery Association

Attn: Jessica Artibee6280 Audubon Circle, #4

Excelsior, MN 55331

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Vendor RegistrationCompany: _____________________________________________________

Contact Name: ________________________________________________

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City: _______________________________ State: ____ Zip: ____________

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Early Bird: 8x10 Booth $720 x ______ = _______Purchased by Dec. 31, 2014.Buy three booths and get one FREE!

8x10 Booth $800 x ______ = _______Purchased after Dec. 31, 2014.Buy three booths and get one FREE!

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Drink Tickets $6 x ______ = _______

Brunch Tickets $15 x ______ = _______Full UMBA Members receive 2 FREE.

Attendee Tickets $30 x ______ = _______2 FREE with each booth.

Total Due: $ _______


Jessica ArtibeeUMBA Executive Director

(320) 296-1443, [email protected] Audubon Circle, #4

Excelsior, MN 55331

www.UpperMidwestBakery.net


Membership FormCompany/Bakery: ______________________________________________

Web site: _______________________________________________________

Contact Name: ________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________

City: _______________________ State: ________ Zip: ________________

Phone: _____________________Cell: _______________________________

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Your Bakery Business – Circle one Category onlyRetail/Full Line Bakery Franchise Business Super Marketing – In Store

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___ UMBA Full Membership$125. Membership is open to independent, supermarket, food service, convenience stores, franchise bakeries and vendors in the area of the UMBA affiliate membership. Benefits apply to the local affiliate only. Membership applies to all family members and bakery employees at the primary business.

___ UMBA Subscribing Membership$35. Subscribing Membership is available to multiple unit bakeries where the main headquarters is already a member, students in the industry, retired professionals, and anyone in the process of starting a bakery.

UMBA supports the national Retail Bakers Association. For more information on their memberships visit www.retailbakersofamerica.org

Make checks payable to: Upper Midwest Bakery AssociationSend this completed registration form and payment to:

Jessica Artibee – Executive Director UMBA6280 Audubon Circle, #4

Excelsior, MN 55331(320) 296-1443

What is the Upper Midwest Bakery Association (UMBA)?

The UMBA is an association of bakers, cake decorators, bakery employees, food service personal, and partner businesses involved in the baking industry; representing the interests of our industry, consumers and communities through:

• Education • Networking • Creating Lasting Relations

Building the future of the baking industry for today and tomorrow.

UMBA represents the States of Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and others who choose to be a part of our affiliate. UMBA is an affiliate of the Retail Bakers Association (RBA). UMBA is networked with other affiliates across the country in the RBA.

UMBA strives to create an environment of success, where no question is too small or too large, in the pursuit of continued education and skill development for members and corporations at all levels through workshops/seminars, UMBA e-mail news, web site, and, most importantly, the members themselves.

UMBA members support each other’s growth and success by; sharing strengths through gatherings of social, educational, and political events, as well as baker to baker and baker to corporation conversation

Why should I pay my dues?It is a vital life line for us to continue to be an association to:• Address the issues of today• Be a vibrant association• Provide the benefits of being a part of a professional association Why should I join?UMBA is a:• Member driven association which invites it’s members to contribute their talents and expertise• Has the goal of providing the tools and resources one needs to be successful in the baking industry.• Provides members discounts on association related events.

UMBA as an association provides:• A sounding board to bounce ideas off of• A shoulder to lean on when in need of expertise• Opportunity to show off skills

UMBA Members Benefit from:Educational opportunities: • Convention• Workshops/seminar • Provides regular communication on the web site and email.

Recognition in the industry: • Hall of Fame• Opportunities to enter contests• Certification

Group that shares common interests:• Sharing of knowledge• Feel needed and viable in an association• Generate conversation at all levels in the industry

As a professional member you will experience the value of:• Staying informed and professionally updated• Structure for leadership development for the future• Collaborating with others in the association Become a member of UMBA:Turn to UMBA for bakery expertise and professional development.

Together, as an association, we stand strong for the betterment of our industry.

For more information visit our web site: www.uppermidwestbakery.net

Upper Midwest BakeryAssociation

Baking a Better TomorrowBuilding a culture of learning, knowledge,

and service in the Baking Industry.

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Dr. Leah WillsonPediatrics

Dr. Tanya HalvorsenPediatrics

Dr. James AllenFamily Medicine

Dr. Brian BonteFamily Medicine

Dr. David ByronFamily Medicine

Dr. Pamela FisherFamily Medicine

Dr. Julie KrenikFamily Medicine

Dr. Smita OjhaFamily Medicine

Dr. Albert LiraFamily Medicine

Dr. Leah SchruppFamily Medicine

Dr. Catherine McGinnisFamily Medicine

Dr. Scott StaplesFamily Medicine

Dr. Kristina McCaughtryOB/GYN

Dr. Sara ShorterFamily Medicine

Dr. Larry MottlFamily Medicine

Dr. Dennis MurphyFamily Medicine

Dr. Ashok OjhaInternal Medicine

Dr. Dean NissenFamily Medicine

Dr. Timothy RempleFamily Medicine

Dr. Brian PollmannFamily Medicine

Diane MuckenhirnFamily Nurse Practitioner

Lori WalderaFamily Nurse Practitioner

Denise ToperzerFamily Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Terry HankinsInternal Medicine

Cindy DoyscherFamily Nurse Practitioner

Dr. David MaherPodiatry

Dr. Michael RemucalGeneral Surgery

Dr. H. Cris RemucalGeneral Surgery

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Over-the-cOunter medicatiOns approved during pregnancyduring your pregnancy, you may have an occasional ache or pain, a cold or the flu, or indigestion or heartburn. You may find it necessary to take an over-the-counter medicine (one that is available without a prescription) while pregnant. Below is a list of commonly used medications that are safe to use during pregnancy.

Allergies/Sinus Congestionclaritin (loratadine) 10 mg daily, Benadryl (diphenhydramine) 25-50 mg every 6 hours.

Aches, Headaches, Fevertylenol (acetaminophen) 325 mg or 500 mg tablets, take 1-2 tablets every 4 hours. do not take more than 4,000 mg in 24 hours.

Difficulty Sleepingunisom (doxylamine) 25 mg at bedtime, Benadryl (diphenhydramine) 25-50 mg at bedtime, dramamine original formula (dimenhydrinate) 50-100 mg at bedtime.

Nausea/VomitingBenadryl (diphenhydramine) 25-50 mg every 6 hours, dramamine (dimenhydrinate) 25-50 mg every 6 hours, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) 25-50 mg every 6 hours plus unisom (doxylamine) 12.5-25 mg every 12 hours, emetrol (phosphorated carbohydrate) 15-30 mL every 15 minutes.

HeartburnZantac (famotidine) 75 mg once or twice daily, Pepcid (ranitidine) 10 mg once or twice daily, tums (calcium carbonate) 600-1200 mg every 4 hours, maalox (aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide) 10-20 mL or 1-4 tablets as needed, mylanta (aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide/simethicone) 10-45 mL or 2-4 tablets as needed.

HemorrhoidsPreparation h or anusol (hydrocortisone cream) apply up to 4 times daily, tucks pads (witch hazel) apply up to 6 times daily, nupercainal (dibucaine) apply 3-4 times daily.

DiarrheaGatorade, Pedialyte.

Constipationcolace (docusate) 100 mg once or twice daily, milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) 30-60 mL daily, citrucel (methylcellulose) 1-3 doses daily, metamucil (psyllium) 1-3 doses daily, Fibercon (polycarbophil) 1,000 mg up to 4 times daily.

ColdsBenadryl (diphenhydramine) 25-50 mg every 6 hours, claritin (loratadine) 10 mg daily, chlor-trimetron (chlorpheniramine) 4 mg every 4-6 hours, alka-seltzer (aspirin/citrate/bicarbonate) 2 tablets every 4 hours, *DO NOT USE AFTER 26 WEEKS.

Coughchloraseptic throat spray (benzocaine/menthol) 5 sprays every 2 hours, chloraseptic throat lozenges (benzocaine/menthol) One lozenge every 2 hours, menthol or cough lozenges as needed.

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Morning sickness

nausea, with or without vomiting, is known as morning sickness but frequently can occur throughout any time of

the day. About 50% of all pregnant women suffer from morning sickness. This can range from an occasional bout of

nausea to vomiting so severe that hospitalization is required.

The cause of morning sickness is not well understood, though ideas include changes in hormones and slowing of the

digestive tract. several recommendations have been made to help expectant mothers with morning sickness:

• Avoid hard-to-digest foods such as fatty foods (particularly fatty meats), fried foods, and rich pastries.

• Avoid spicy foods, strong flavors, and foods with strong aromas.

• Avoid caffeine.

• Avoid cigarettes and cigarette smoke.

• get fresh air.

• Try walking every day.

• eat foods that are high in carbohydrates such as crackers, toast, and baked potatoes.

• eat small, frequent meals. Don’t let your stomach get too full or too empty. if it’s been more than 2 hours since you

have eaten, you should eat even if you feel queasy.

• Drink only between meals. Wait 30 minutes after eating to drink something.

• Have a high-protein snack at bedtime. For example, a hard-boiled egg, peanut butter, half a turkey sandwich, or

cheese with a slice of bread.

• eat before getting out of bed in the

morning. keep a high carbohydrate

snack on the bedside table. You should

nibble in bed and wait to get up until

your feeling of nausea subsides.

• Try sipping teas such as peppermint,

spearmint, ginger, fennel, anise, or

raspberry leaf.

• Try ginger root capsules - up to

250 mg, four times a day has been

helpful, for some women.

• Try 50 mg of vitamin B6 and 50 mg

of Unisom tablet twice a day in the

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ExpEctant MothErs: Don’t forget your calcium

a baby relies on its mother’s blood supply for vital nutrients necessary for growth. health experts

advise expectant mothers to get adequate amounts of vitamins and minerals to stay healthy and

possibly prevent pregnancy-related complications.

• calcium intake is very important for a baby’s growth

and development and to maintain mom’s normal calcium

balance during pregnancy.• a developing fetus uses as much as 250 to 300 mg of

calcium daily from the mother’s blood supply.

• calcium helps keep bones strong and allows for normal

blood clotting and muscle contraction.

• all women ages 19-50 need 1,000 mg of calcium per

day. UsDa statistics show that nine out of ten women fall

short of this recommended value.

• Most women get only half of the recommended daily

amount of calcium.

• a woman who does not consume enough calcium

during pregnancy is at greater risk of developing

osteoporosis later in life.• Getting enough calcium helps mom supply a readily

available source of calcium in breast milk during lactation.

• proper calcium intake during pregnancy can help

maintain normal blood pressure.• pregnancy-induced high blood pressure (hypertension)

occurs in 10 to 20% of all pregnancies.

• Increasing calcium intake to 1,200 to 1,500 mg per day

could help reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia (a potentially

life-threatening condition most likely to occur during the

late stages of pregnancy).Food First for Calcium

Increasing calcium intake is best accomplished by

eating foods rich in this nutrient. For example, a one-

ounce serving of cheddar cheese provides 20% of your

recommended daily calcium. In addition, a serving of

cheddar cheese supplies the following percentages of

your daily recommended intake:• 15% phosphorus - helps strengthen bones and

teeth, develops blood clotting and normal heart rhythm.

• 14% protein - builds and repairs muscles.

• 6% riboflavin (B2) - promotes growth, good vision,

and healthy skin; essential for baby’s bone, muscle and

nerve development.• 6% vitamin A - helps maintain normal vision. also

promotes skin, bone, and cell growth, infection resistance,

fat metabolism, and red blood cell production.

• 6% zinc - helps form organs, skeleton, nerves, and

circulatory system.See reverse side for cheesy calcium ideas.

HutchinsonMedical Center 320-234-3290 • Toll-free 800-944-2690

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delano royaltycelebrating leadership and community

SOCIALWednesday, June 4

5-8 p.m.Mount Olive Lutheran Church

Gymnasium

Ice Cream provided byLinnie’s Ice Cream

Come and meet theDelano Royalty Candidates and have

a bowl of ice cream!

FREE and Open to the Public

Candidates will be pulled out randomly during the social for their interviews.

July 2-5, 2014D E L A N O

Wednesday, July 2 GoldStar Amusement Carnival..................................5 pm Wristband Day - Unlimited Rides, $25....................... 5-10 pmTricia and the Toonies - Family Ent. Stage......... 5 & 6:30 pmDelano Royalty Ambassador Coronation......7 pm Middle School Auditorium, Admission $3, $1 w/button

Thursday, July 3 GoldStar Amusement Carnival..................................4 pmDavid Farr, Magician - Family Ent. Stage............ 5:30 & 7 pm

Friday, July 4 30th Annual 5k Run - Roads closed 9 am..................9:30 amMN’s Oldest and Largest PARADE ...... 10:30 am

Grand Marshal - Wishes and MoreHonored Guest Madeline

GoldStar Amusement Carnival................................12 pm Wristband Day - Unlimited Rides, $25........................ 12-5 pmKRWC Road Show - Family Ent. Stage...........................2 pmMidwest Craft Beer Showcase with Music by Shane Martin - Entertainment Tent. $15 advanced tickets at Delano Liquor Store, $20 at gate. Fence will be down for evening ent......... 2:30-5 pmDazzling Dave, National Yo Yo Master Champion - Family Ent. Stage.................................................... 5 & 7 pm

Saturday, July 5 Fireman’s Waterball Challenge................................10 amAnnual Bean Bag Tournament.................................10 am Registration 9:30 am, $25/team, register at delano4th.comGoldStar Amusement Carnival................................11 am Wristband Day - Unlimited Rides, ONLY $20!.............. 12-5 pmKiddie Parade - Sign up 10:30 at the gazebo.................11 am followed byThe Zinghoppers - Family Ent. stage...11:30 am & 12:30 pmKiddie Tractor Pull - Registration 1:30 pm......................2 pmAmerican Legion Patriot Program - Family Ent. Stage....... 3 pmMN Disc Dog Show - Zitzloff Field .................... 3, 5, & 7 pmBalgaard Brothers - Family Ent. Stage......................4:30 pm

Huge Fireworks Show...... 10:30 pm

Softball TournamentJuly 2, 6 pmJuly 3, 6 pmJuly 4, 12:30 pmJuly 5, 8 am

Legion Baseball TournamentJuly 2, 1 pmJuly 3, 1 pm

Championship 7 pm

July 4, 1:30 pmJuly 5, 11 am3rd place 4 pm

W W W . D E L A N O 4 T H . C O M

Entertainment TentThe Fabulous

Armadillos7 pm

All shows are FREE!

Rowdy Cowboy Show 7:30 pm

Midwest Craft Beer Showcase& Music by Shane Martin

2:30-5 pm - Over 20 Craft Beers Available

Prize Giveaways with Terri Traen

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Big Guns/LeashReunion

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MaidenDixie

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Benefitting the Delano Community through the efforts of the Delano Lions, Delano Athletic Club, Delano

American Legion, Delano Sportsmen’s Club, Delano Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Delano Jaycees.

Great FoodFamous Burgers

Pork Chop on a StickCorn on the Cob

MilkshakesTaco in a BagPRE-SALE ONLY - Meal Deal and Discount Carnival Ride Tickets Available. Visit website for locations.

Good FunCarnival Rides &

Games for all agesBingo

MN Disc Dog Show& lots more!

Bean Bag Tournament

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Family Entertainment StageTricia

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David Farr,

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Dazzling Dave - National

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The ZinghoppersJuly 5 • 11:30 am

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Special thanks to all the businesses, individuals and organizations that have supported the Delano Royalty Organization with their donations of time, talent and gifts.

2013-2014 Royalty Families2014 Candidate Families

Delano 4th of July CommitteeVolunteers of the Delano Royalty Organization

Candidate SponsorsDelano Schools Maintenance Crew and Staff

Product and Event Sponsors

Little Miss SponsorLandscape Structures

2013-2014 Delano Royalty

Thank You

Coronation

City of DelanoAngela Kalthoff

PhotographyMt. Olive Lutheran

ChurchDelano Fire DepartmentLu Lu’s Retail Therapy

Linda’s PhotographyLinnie’s Ice Cream

Jessica ArtibeeLoretto Fire DepartmentDelano Floral and Gifts

14917 GARRETT AVE | APPLE VALLEY, MN | For more info visit www.MaidenDixie.com

Open to the public. Endorsed Event by Beyond the Yellow Ribbon forthe 34th RED BULL Infantry Division of Rosemount, MN

TUESDAY, DEC. 31DOORS @ 7PM | COVER CHARGE: $10

Cover includes Champagne toast at Midnight!

BUZ’[email protected] & BOGARTS presentBUZ’[email protected] & BOGARTS present Delano Jaycees

Sandbox FillSaturday, May 18

Find us on Facebook!facebook.com/delanojaycees

Must be within a 5-mile radius of Delano

$5 donation per wheelbarrowTo place orders call Cassie at (763) 972-2951

or e-mail [email protected]

Sand donated by: Cemstone

Trucks provided by: Doug Emery with

Emery’s Tree Service and Mike Barfknecht

with Mikie’sLandscaping

Easter Egg HuntSaturday, April 7 10 a.m.

Central Park Delano

Age Groups: INFANT-3, 4-6, 7-10PRIZES for all participants

Pictures with the EASTER BUNNY(Bring your own camera)

More information: Ryan, Delano Jaycees - [email protected]

Hosted by:DELANO

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Toys for Love Inc.

TOYDRIVEKeep your donations local this holiday season. Help the Delano Jaycees as we raise toys for the local families that need them the most.

TOYS NEEDED: 8-years and older for boys and girls.

For more information on how you can help our community throughthe Delano Jaycees visit www.DelanoJaycees.com

DROP OFFyour new unwrapped toysNov. 21-Dec. 12 at any of thefollowing locations:American Family InsuranceAngela Kalthoff PhotographyCoborn’sCrow River BankCrow River Harley-DavidsonDelano Eye ClinicDelano Herald JournalDelano Veterinary ClinicFlippin’ BillsLinda’s PhotographyLoopy’s Dollar StoreMcDonald’s Photography StudioMcLean Family DentalMeyer Chiropractic Health ClinicMy BodyShop Fitness CenterState Bank of Delano


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