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Stewardship Report forMarch 5 & 6, 2011

Week 36 of our fiscal yearActual Budget

Over/(Under)Budget

Envelope offering 11,571

Electronic offering 7,090

Plate offering 953

Total offering 19,614 19,500 114

Year-to-date Total offering 544,325 702,000 -157,675

THE DEVIL’S TRAPSThose who tempt us to do evil often smile sweetly and have excellent social skills. Satan talked very persuasively to Adam and Eve and they fell for his wiles. That same smooth talker tried his tricks on Jesus but finally left, unable to turn Jesus’ heart away from God. All of us face versions of each temptation faced by Jesus. The Evil One gets a real foothold not when we break rules but when we develop sinful habits. Words shouted once in anger and regretted are less damaging than a habit of belittling people. Breaking one’s marriage vow and repenting is not like a pattern of cheating over years. Lent is as annual season of spiritual “spring cleaning.” Has it been a while since you went to confession? Consider it now. If you go to the sacrament and confess the same sins over and over, ask yourself why. God forgives not just once, but for always.

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Taizé Taizé (pronounced teh-ZAY) is prayerful, meditative singing that comes to us from the ecumenical Taizé monastic community. Singing is one of the most essential elements of worship. Short songs, repeated again and again, give it a meditative character. Using just a few words, they express a basic reality of faith, quickly grasped by the mind. As the words are sung over many times, this reality gradually penetrates the whole being. Meditative singing thus becomes a way of listening to God. It allows everyone to take part in a time of prayer together and to remain together in attentive waiting on God, without having to fix the length of time too exactly.To open the gates of trust in God, nothing can replace the beauty of human voices united in song. This beauty can give us a glimpse of "heaven’s joy on earth," as Eastern Christians put it. And an inner life begins to blossom within us.

These songs also sustain personal prayer. Through them – little by little – our being finds an inner unity in God. They can continue in the silence of our hearts when we are at work, speaking with others or resting. (They are infinitely more centering than the typical tunes I introduce to parishioners, like the Twins’ baseball victory song.) In this way, prayer and daily life are united. They allow us to keep on praying even when we are unaware of it, in the silence of our hearts.

Taizé prayer is led by instrumentals, but it is sung by the congregation-as-choir. The person who begins the songs is generally up front, together with those who will read the psalms, the reading and the intercessions, not facing the others but turned like them towards the altar.

Parish Reconciliation Service: Wednesday, April 6, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Guardian Angels Church. Come at least for the meditative singing and instrumental music, and the quiet in between. If moved by the Holy Spirit, you may also have your confession heard.

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Mass IntentionsTuesday Kathleen Quast +Wednesday Sponsored by Daughters of Isabella for sick members & their familiesThursday Kathleen McCarrick +Friday Geraldine Pieper + / Amanda Rief +Saturday Joe & Audrey Lano +Sunday (8am) Josephine Klehr +Sunday (10am) Sally & Art Eiden +Sunday (6:15pm) Guardian Angels Parishioners

CHURCH & SCHOOL STAFFListed Alphabetically

E-Mails for Staff: FirstInitialLastName@GAchaska.orgExample: PJarvis@GAchaska.org

Rev. Mr. Jim Bauhs, Deacon 227-4000Eric Crowell, Dir of Operations & Communications 227-4008Amy Gallus, School Principal 227-4010Fr. Paul Jarvis, Pastor 227-4000Fr. Thomas Joseph, Sacramental Minister within the Latino Community 227-4093Emily Klinker, Director of Faith Formation 227-4007Maria Koehn, Latino Administrative Assistant 227-4015Lori Reznick, School Administrative Assistant 227-4010Jean Rief, Pastoral Associate 227-4095 Jerry Roth, Parish Director 227-4002Miguel Salinas, Room Scheduling 227-4004Jennifer Salwei, Accounting 227-4001Teresa Schmidt, Director of Worship 361-0181Fr. Conran Schneider, O.F.M. (Pastoral Care) 361-0414Brian Winfield, Maintenance Supervisor 227-4013

LAY-LEADERSHIP POSITIONSTRUSTEES Steve Rasmussen 448-5922 Mark Sanda 277-4283 Bill Meyer, Trustee EmeritusPARISH COUNCIL, Tim Collins 270-2341 TCollins@acosta.comFINANCE COUNCIL, Matthew Udermann (Interim) matt@bluejeangreen.com FAITH FORMATION COMMISSION, Ed Hajek eahajek@yahoo.com 960-4940SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, Tom Tierney, thomas.tierney@gmail.com 239-8799PARENT/TEACHER ORGANIZATION (PTO) Cecilia Laube, laubes2006@yahoo,com 448-6161 Keith Erickson, Keith.Erickson@wellsfargo.com 368-7349PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY Dianne Eiden 201-6045USHERS/GREETERS Marty O’Keefe, martyok@embarqmail.com 368-7541PRAYER LINE, Jessica Oberpriller 361-3165 Jessica.Oberpriller@gmail.com

Knights of Columbus Calendar Raffle Results

Please call Steve at (952) 448-3127 or Chuck at (952) 448-2819 to collect your winnings. Congratulations!

This Week’s Sponsor: Knights of Columbus Council 9141

Upcoming Coffee & Donuts: Today: Mar 13: D of I, Mar. 20: Parish Council, Mar. 27: CCW

Next Weekend!s ReadingsFirst Reading — The Lord said to Abram: All the families of the earth shall find blessing in you (Genesis 12:1-4a).Psalm — Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you (Psalm 33).Second Reading — God has called us to a holy life, not because of our works but according to grace (2 Timothy 1:8b-10).Gospel — Atop a high mountain, Jesus was transfigured before Peter, James, and John. (Matthew 17:1-9).

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LAY MINISTER SCHEDULE Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday

March 19 –March 20: 5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 6:15pmLectors Gary Klingelhutz Becky Stacken Steve Rasmussen Jake RichelsenEucharistic Ministers Tricia Ambroz Greg Boe Kristin Vidmar Dan LawrenceEucharistic Ministers Annette Hritz Randee Gerold Dianne Eiden Karen LawrenceEucharistic Ministers MaryAnn LaValle Paul Gerold Ben Kendal Laurie FornerEucharistic Ministers Sharon Schleicher ------ Steve Tompkins Eucharistic Ministers Bill VanHecke ------ Kathy Setten Eucharistic Ministers Jackie Weber Bonnie Moore Katie SchepersEucharistic Ministers Bill Meyer Tom LaTour Dennis MeyerEucharistic Ministers Mary Meyer Debbie LaTour Lola MeyerServers - Candle 1 Katie Kennedy Jenna Boe Megan Schierman Deanna RosenwinkelServers - Candle 2 Jack Perrill Aaron Stacken Karie Holmstadt Dallin RosenwinkelServer - Cross/Incense Aly Perrill Brandon Stacken David Holmstadt Server - Cross/Incense Anna Perrill Cody Bisek Ben Vidmar Homebound ------ Susan Rooney ------ Homebound ------ A. Hritz ------ Sacristans Susan Hunziker B. Moore Dennis/Lola Meyer Mary Muhs/Molly Williams Usher/Greeter Don Van Eyll Leo Forner Rick Lindemeier Susie FaschingUsher/Greeter Don Eiden Linda Forner Jerry Smith Andrew FaschingUsher/Greeter Bob Ohnsorg Cole Carlson Barb Flood Vanessa FaschingUsher/Greeter Vince Meuwissen Glenn Goehring Joe Flood

Stations Of The Cross - FridayMarch 18 7:00pmServers: Ben Carlson, Aaron Stacken, Brandon Stacken

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8 a.m.6 p.m.6 p.m.

Word & Communion Service, ChurchPrayer Shawl Ministry, OfficeD of I Meeting, SFH

TUE

15

8 a.m.6 p.m.6 p.m.7 p.m.

Mass, ChurchCard Making Ministry, SFHHALOS Committee Mtg, ConfLiturgy Meeting, Conf

WED

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8 a.m.8:30 a.m.9:20 a.m.6 p.m.6:15 p.m.8 p.m.

Mass, ChurchHonor Roll Breakfast, GymMass, ChurchMens Club Meeting, Conf.Faith Formation6.1.5 Mass Music Rehearsal, Church

THU

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8 a.m.After Church10 a.m.5:30 p.m.6 p.m.6:45 p.m.

Word & Communion Service, ChurchQuilters, SFHSt. Patrick’s Day Mass, Church6.1.5 Mass Music Rehearsal, ChurchFinance Council Meeting, ConfThursday Night Choir Rehearsal, Loft

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8 a.m.9:30 a.m.1:30 p.m.

5 p.m.7 p.m.7 p.m.

7 p.m.

Mass, Church7th Grade Book Fair, SFHPrairie Fire Theatre “Sleeping Beauty”, GymStations of the Cross (in Spanish), ChurchStations of the Cross (in English), ChurchPrairie Fire Theatre “Sleeping Beauty”, GymSpanish Speaking Choir Rehearsal, Loft

SAT

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9 a.m.9 a.m.11 a.m.Noon-6 p.m.3:30 p.m.4-6:30 p.m.5 p.m.7 p.m.

First Eucharist Session, Church, SFHOvereaters Anonymous Group, Conf.Baptism, ChurchYouth Group Bring on Spring, GymAngels Choir Rehearsal, Loft7th Grade Book Fair, SFHMass (with Children’s Liturgy), ChurchFireProof Movie with Marriage Encounter, SFH

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8 a.m.8 a.m. to Noon9 a.m. to Noon9:15 a.m.10 a.m.10 a.m.Noon4:30 p.m.6:15 p.m.7 p.m.7:30 p.m.

Mass, Church7th Grade Book Fair, SFHD of I Mother/Daughter Breakfast, GymSunday Adult Choir Rehearsal, LoftMass with Sunday School, ChurchRCIA, School Rm. 110/Conf.Mass in Spanish, Church6.1.5. Music Rehearsal, Church6.1.5 Mass, ChurchSunday Evening Basketball, GymConfirmation “Year 2” Meeting, Church

Mass Intentions … Mass intentions may be for the living and the departed, with a + designating in the bulletin a deceased person. There is a $10 suggested donation per Mass intention. Permission from the sick person or his/her family must be granted before a name’s inclusion in these prayers. To schedule a Mass intention, call Jean in the parish office (see contacts, page 2)

Baptism … Sacramental preparation is required for all parents. Godparents and Grandparents are also encouraged to attend. Baptismal prep sessions are given every other month and Baptism Masses are held once a month. Call Jean in the parish office (see contacts, opposite page) to schedule a child for Baptism and the parents for baptismal prep.

Prayers of the Faithful ….If you would like a name included in our Prayers of the Faithful for the sick, please call the Parish Office.

Penance...Saturdays from 4:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and anytime by appointment.

Matrimony...pre-registration required one year in advance; marriage preparation course is required.

Anointing… 1st weekend of the month following each Mass. For other requests, please contact the office.

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DID YOU KNOW? G.A. has a Can Recycling Program? Be sure to drop off your aluminum cans in the shed behind the church! This is a great way to support the ministries at G.A.!

!"#$%&'()&*(&*"+&,-.-&/+$01&23)45The Men’s Club has donated 2 additional vacuum cleaners for the Church. This will allow us to move some of the existing vacuums to other locations in the church and in St. Francis Hall. Thank You Men’s Club!

/#67"&89:8;&&,-.-&<#7%=.=<>7%)?Each year G.A proudly participates in the March Food Drive month by packing grocery bags and donating food and money to the CAP Agency Bountiful Basket Foodshelf, located right here in Chaska at 110650 Village Road. Grocery bags will be handed out after Mass the weekend of March 19-20. In 2010 nearly 5,000 families in need were provided with over 250,000 pounds of donated food! If you would like to help with this efforts please contact Joey Reynolds at 952-448-3489. As always the ministry collection box in back of church will collect your food donations anytime for contribution to the foodshelf.

.$(*"+6&7"#$7+&*(&@(&A((@5A group of Carver County residents are meeting to explore ways that they can assist the Bountiful Basket. A meeting has been scheduled for Monday, March 21 at 7 p.m. at The Lodge at the Chaska Community Center. The purpose of the meeting is for volunteers to come together to look at ways to strengthen the local food shelf through marketing and creation of organizational vision and values. If you would like to be a part of this effort please make plans to attend the meeting or contact Tom Redman at tredman@chaskamn.com to be put on the group contact list.

,+$*3B&C1+@&D((%&E#>6&#*&,-.-5Guardian Angels 7th grade class will be holding a gently used book fair Friday, March 18th 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.; Saturday, March 19th 4 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, March 29th 8 am. - Noon. The book fair will be held in St. Francis Hall. Books will range in price from 50 cents to $3.00. Money raised will go towards their Washington DC trip in 2012. Thank you for supporting the 7th grade class.

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!F.2GFH&IE&!GF&JFFKMelissa Miller graduated in 1998 from the College of St. Benedict. One month after graduation, she was offered a long term sub position at Chaska Middle School East where she taught science and language arts. Shortly after that assignment, Mrs. Miller was offered a full-time position at St. Raphael’s School in Crystal teaching 4th and 5th grade science and language arts, taught piano lessons and was co-leader of the after school program. She met her future husband, Mike, and moved to

New Germany and, desiring a shorter commute, found a position closer to her home. She was hired at Guardian Angels to teach Middle School Science. During her four years in Middle School, Mrs. Miller also had the opportunity to teach Religion, Geography, and Language Arts. Last year, she moved to fifth grade, her present position. Mrs. Miller enjoys working with children and is excited to be teaching at GA! She states “I have had a really positive experience here and look forward to the years ahead! I thank those of you who have given me the opportunity to teach your children! I am not only a teacher at GA, but my husband and I are also GA parents! Our daughter is 4 years old and currently attends preschool. We also have twin boys that are 1 !. We have had a fantastic first experience with school! Our decision to send our daughter to GA has been a true blessing!”

Bring on SPRING! HALOS Guardian Angels Middle School Youth Ministry Saturday, March 19, 2011 - 1– 3:30pm GA School Gym

As we all anxiously await the arrival of both Spring Break and Spring why not come to the school gym for some fun outdoor challenges indoors! Not to worry, if you aren’t interested in outdoor activities, we have something for you too—one room will have Spring themed crafts that we will be delivering to parishioners and another room will have a Wii “Just Dance” competition! Something for everyone! Bring your friends and enjoy an afternoon filled with activities that will help us Bring on Spring! There is no cost for this event.

The sacrament season is in full swing at GA! Our second year confirmation students will be confirmed on April 9th, our RCIA candidates will be fully initiated in the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil, and our first sacrament students will receive first communion on April 30th/May 1st. The RCIA candidates are going to the Basilica this weekend to celebrate the Rite of Enrollment with hundreds of other RCIA candidates in our archdiocese. Please continue to pray for all of these individuals and their families as they grow deeper in their faith and come closer to the reception of their sacraments!

Catechists of the Week We are blessed with four amazing 10th grade catechists! Barb Gebhart, Julie and Randy Eiden, and Robin Techam have joined their gifts and talents to foster the spiritual growth of our tenth grade faith formation students. Each of these four catechists come with a years of experience and passion for sharing the faith. They are all have had other children in our programs and now are helping the last of their children going through Faith Formation at GA! This is their second year working with this group of students and they have been able to find lessons, activities, and prayerful experiences that the students can learn and grow from. This group of students will be confirmed in less than a month and they have not slowed the learning down one bit, they are currently working on leading grades 1-9 in the Stations of the Cross using back lighting to create shadows. Please join us in praying for the continued success of Barb, Julie, Randy, and Robin’s 10th grade faith formation class!

THANK YOU! To Kenny & Theresa Fahey for their donation to the school!

Words cannot express everything that is in our heart to say a HUGE "THANK YOU" to everyone who helped with Sue Cisewski's Benefit on March 6. Thank you to those who made donations, volunteered, set up, took down, cleaned up, served, bid on the auction items, ate the dinner ... the list goes on. How can one say what we feel in our hearts for all of you... we explode with gratitude! Sue & Al and their family are soooooo grateful for everything. The out-pouring of love and help from the setting-up to the taking down was incredible. The Benefit was a huge success, not just monetarily, but mostly for Sue to see all this support really lifted her spirits. May we as a Marriage Encounter Ministry, Guardian Angels Community AND the larger community which includes all our friends, family & neighbors continue to care for one another as Christ has taught us.

The Sue Cisewski Benefit Coordinating Team

I’m always intrigued when a parishioner or a Catholic at another parish confides in me:

“No offense, Father …”

(When I hear this, I know something interesting is coming, and I sort of brace myself.)

“… but pastors come and go. Again, no offense, but a parish really isn’t a pastor’s parish. It’s the parishioners’ parish.”

When I hear this, I smile “… in addition to being Jesus’, of course.”

I secretly take great delight at what I think was intended as a shocking revelation. After all, it has been a consistent theme of mine over the past several years.

When religious order members and diocesan priests stuffed rectories, friaries and priories, they did absolutely everything. Parishioners were expected to simply pay, pray and obey. Times have certainly changed. The priest-and-sister shortage has emptied out rectories, convents, etc. Thanks be to God, parishioners are stepping up to fill in the ministry vacuum.

More than fill in the vacuum, really! For no one is better positioned to evangelize by inviting and welcoming prospective parishioners than current parishioners! Without a doubt, this has been the story of G.A., and huge factor in why we’ve doubled in membership.

The greatest honor parishioners could ever pay me is to continue to take this parish to the next level. Even greater things are in the parishioners’ community’s future. What follows is another transition update. I am committed to making this transition as smooth and productive as possible. ~ Fr. Paul

Helping with the transition, and increasing the appeal of this parish for prospective pastors, is our parish’s adoption of a plan long in planning: the new Parishioner Leadership Structure, which taps deeper and more broadly into our parishioner community, engaging them more and more in their parish.

The overview on March 5 and 7 cleared up what is meant by leadership. Some parishioners may be confused by the term, perhaps equating leadership with obvious power and title.

By virtue of our baptisms: Doers are servant-leaders … visionaries are servant-leaders … council members are servant-

leaders … the folks who welcome people at the church are servant-leaders … quilters are servant-leaders … pastoral care ministers are servant-leaders … etc.

Every disciple is called to be a servant-leader.

This new leadership structure simply builds on the progress made to date in parishioners/stakeholders taking ownership of

their parish and its ministries.

I understand that an unprecedented 85 pastoral reassignments will be made in the Archdiocese for this late spring/early summer. So there will be a lot of transition throughout the Archdiocese, not just here at G.A.

There will be an unusually large pool of pastors from which to select, which is great for G.A.

The Comprehensive Assignment Board’s next meeting was this past Tuesday. At that time, a member was to be assigned to come out to G.A. to interview parishioner leadership. Because of the sheer number of pastoral assignments to be made, this visit may not happen right away this month. The assignment board is aiming to make appointments by April.

Should projects be put on hold during the transition? Let me respond this way: Does the work of Jesus Christ ever stop? Does a finance council and parish council shut down during a transition? Do Masses cease? Absolutely not! If a project was worthwhile and parishioner-led twelve months ago, nine months ago, three months ago … it is worthwhile today and tomorrow.

I would even say that, during a transition, projects that improve and move forward our parish are all the more important. Priests coming out of the seminary nowadays truly appreciate parishes moving forward, parishioners assuming ownership of their parishes. If only because parishes standing still or moving backwards mean all the more work for them. There is also the spirit of the Second Vatican Council that calls for this parishioner engagement in a parish.

Some wonder why my reassignment announcement was made when it was. Aside from taking advantage of the regular assignment cycle, and drawing upon the largest pool of available pastors in recent memory, the announcement’s timing was dictated by the Archbishop.

When will I know what my new assignment will be? I believe it will be in April. I believe it will take place in mid- to late-June, when all new assignments will take place. As for what or where it will be, I do not know. I’ve asked to be assigned closer to my parents. I do not know if I will be a pastor, an assistant pastor, a chaplain, etc.

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The 30th Presentation of “The Passion of Jesus In Music, Word & Light”

Where: St Mark, Shakopee - When: 8:00 p.m. - Free admission

Thursday, March 17 (Spanish), Friday, March 18 (English)Saturday, March 19 (English)

An ecumenical event presented by the Shakopee Knights of Columbus. For more information or questions, please contact David at 952-595-8042.

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WHO: Married, Engaged or Dating couplesWHAT: Movie Night featuring the movie FireProof Chocolate and snacks served after video.WHEN: Saturday, March 19th starting at 7 p.m.WHY: Get together with other couples who believe marriage is important & have a great time!WHERE: St. Francis Hall, Guardian AngelsHOW MUCH: Free-Will OfferingSponsored by: Chaska Area Marriage Encounter Community

Registration preferred but walk-ins welcomedFor information or registration contact

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The 2011 Catholic Services Appeal is more than just another collection. It is the way by which every Catholic shares in the work of our Archdiocese and the mission of the Church. Our work is in preparing seminarians to be priests and deacons, faith formation and education programs in our parishes, providing Catholic Schools for our children, and in collaboration with Catholic charities, we feed and minister to the poor. Please give generously.

Angels ChoirThe Angels Choir (for 3rd through 8th graders, whether they be from Guardian Angels School, other schools, or home-schooled) will be leading the singing for the March 19th 5pm Mass. Rehearsal is the same day at 3:30pm in the choir loft. Please RSVP to Teresa Schmidt (Director of Worship) at 952/361-0181 or tschmidt@gachaska.org.

During our parish’s 150th anniversary two years back, the Parish Community Council renamed our church’s chapel, sandwiched between the sacristy and the sanctuary, the Fr. Ravoux Chapel.

Originally, the Ravoux Chapel was less of a chapel and more of a gathering for Franciscans for Mass. The chapel’s doors to the sanctuary would be opened, and the Franciscan friars would have the best view in the church of the High Altar, where Mass was originally celebrated.

For a brief period of time, daily Mass had been celebrated in the Ravoux Chapel. But far too many people now come to daily Mass, and so it was moved to the larger church.

Soon, the framed photographs of our community’s two founders will be placed on the chapel’s north wall, on the Friary Garden side. The photos are of Monsignor Augustin Ravoux, founder of the mission church (1842) and Fr. Bruno Riss, O.S.B., founder of the parish church (1858).

Thanks to Dale Gilles’s creative woodworking talents, we have a new reserve-tabernacle pedestal, donated earlier in the memory of Joe Lano. Replacing the altar with the pedestal has really opened up the chapel. Mary Meyer is working on a special altar cloth for the ledge under the painting of El Senor de los Milagros / the Lord of Miracles. You should check out our parish’s only chapel.

Individual confessions are still held in the Ravoux Chapel at 4 pm on Sundays. But the chapel is a wonderful place to pray in silence before and after Masses. To get to the Ravoux Chapel, simply go through the door leading to the sacristy … the same sacristy door parishioners use to get to the restroom near the sacristy.

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The Chaska Area Chapter of Let’s Go Fishing is putting on a The Chaska Area Chapter of Let’s Go Fishing is putting on a fish shore lunch in the CCC Community Room. The Noontime meal will include fish shore lunch in the CCC Community Room. The Noontime meal will include

Baked Breaded Fish, Bun, Cole Slaw, Dessert, and Refreshment.Baked Breaded Fish, Bun, Cole Slaw, Dessert, and Refreshment.

The Chaska Area Let’s Go Fishing volunteers accommodated over 600 Active Older The Chaska Area Let’s Go Fishing volunteers accommodated over 600 Active Older Adults (AOA’s) and kids on free Lake Minnetonka fishing and Adults (AOA’s) and kids on free Lake Minnetonka fishing and

pontoon rides during their first year of operation in 2010. pontoon rides during their first year of operation in 2010. Proceeds to benefit the Chaska LGF TakeProceeds to benefit the Chaska LGF Take --AA--Kid Fishing program.Kid Fishing program.

! REGISTRATION FORM ! (If you are able, PLEASE CONSIDER REGISTERING ON-LINE at

www.GASpringFling.org -- it makes tracking the data much easier for our volunteers).

Saturday, April 9, 2011! 6 p.m. to Midnight ! Hazeltine National Golf Club ! Chaska, Minnesota

Guest Information:

Guest Name (First/Last): ___________________________________________________

Guest 1 name you wish to have on nametag: ___________________________________

Guest 2 name you wish to have on nametag: ___________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

E-Mail: _________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________________________________________________

Meal Choice for Guest 1 (Choose 1):

� Maple Roasted Chicken � Grilled Vegetable Ravioli

Meal Choice for Guest 2 (Choose 1), if applicable:

� Maple Roasted Chicken � Grilled Vegetable Ravioli

Table Choice:� Seat me/us with Faculty/Staff

� Seat me/us with Alumni

� Seat me/us with other parents from grade level(s) of our children. Please indicate grade level(s): _________________

� Create a table with the following (note tables seat 6, 8 or 10). Please indicate those at your table below (including yourself)

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Ticket Options (note, please add $25 per person if purchasing after March 25):

� Single Ticket ($50)

� Couple Ticket ($100)

� Single Ticket PLUS sponsor a teacher and spouse/guest) ($150)

� Single Ticket PLUS sponsor a teacher ($100)

� Couple Ticket PLUS sponsor a teacher and spouse/guest ($200)

� Couple Ticket PLUS sponsor a teacher ($150)

� Sorry, I cannot attend, but please accept my donation of $__________ in support of the school.

Please return completed registration forms to the school office with appropriate payment. Thank You!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Can you help with or at Spring Fling? Please visit www.gaspringfling.org and click on the Volunteers link! Know someone who’d like a personalized invitation to Spring Fling? (please note that an invitation is not needed to attend) Call the school office at 227-4010.

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RALPH W. BAILEY, C.P.A.Tax and Accounting Services • Form 1040 & State Returns

Compilation and Review Services(612) 743-7439 (Cell) 116 2nd St. East(952) 448-9939 (Home) Chaska, MN 55318

Email: rwbtax@gmail.com

River GablesChaska Apartment Homes

This Adult Community has all the conveniencesMake life easier and more enjoyable.

Here community and hospitality are basic beliefs.Call 952-448-9201 for a tour

COMMUNITYBANK CHASKA

706 Walnut StreetChaska, MN.

Telephone: 952-36-1BANKFax: 952-361-2200

COMMUNITY IS MORE THAN JUST OUR NAMEMonday-Friday 9-6 • Saturday 9-1

Jeff Burzinski, Founderwww.cbchaska.com F.D.I.C.

LUXURY FACILITY FOR YOUR FAMILY PETSIn Town Boarding with a Country Atmosphere

Huge Indoor/Outdoor Kennels • In-Floor Radiant HeatAir Conditioning • Two 2½ Acre Outdoor Play Parks

Pampered Pet Program • DayCareDeluxe Cat Condos with Large Windows & Sunning Ledge

INDIVIDUAL CREMATIONS SINCE 1997

10500 Great Plains Blvd. • Hwy. 101 & Flying Cloud Dr. • Chanhassen952.445.6403 • www.pawsclawshooves.com

www.jspaluch.com For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-877-205-9844 or 952-440-3944

207 chestnut st. • chaska • www.grandpalmsmn.com

• Weddings • Anniversaries• Reunions • Banquets

SUNDAY BRUNCH$11.50

10 AM - 2 PM952 .448 .7206

• Life/Disability Insurance• Education Funding• Retirement Planning

952-277-4283sanda.mark@principal.comHome Office Principal Life Ins. Co. Securities offered through Princor Financial Services Corp. 800-247-4123 Member SIPC Principal Life and Princor are members of the Principal Financial Group(r) Des Moines, IA 50392

MARK SANDAPrincor Registered

Representative/Principal LifeFinancial Representative

®

(952) 445-29161/3 of a mile

south of Hwy. 41on Hwy. 169

GILLES CONSTRUCTIONDale Gilles, Parishioner

Remodeling, Kitchens,Decks and Repair Work

FREE ESTIMATES 952-212-5883

Family Vacations • Escorted Tours • Business Travel • Groups952-448-3434 www.norsementravel.com

Marlene Van Hecke, Owner“WE BRING THE WORLD TO YOU”

952-443-2336 • www.organicdisposal.net

$5 Donation to Guardian Angelswhen you sign up for our service

(with mention of ad)

Consider RememberingYour Parish in Your Will.

For further information, please call the Parish Office.

110 W. 2nd Street, Chaska, MN952-448-6477

Tom AbtsHead Golf

Professional

www.deerrungolf.com•Victoria, MN

Bert & Bonnie Notermann934-5299 Eden Prairie

LISA’S PLACEB A R & G R I L L9 5 2 - 4 4 8 - 7 6 2 2

205 Broadway No. Carver, MN

Need help finding a doctor or clinic?Call the ‘Ask St. Francis’

Information Line

952-428-2000

Help Your Church5% of my commission willbe donated to your church.

Nobody sells moreReal Estate than RE/MAX

Restrictions — Call for DetailsRE/MAX Action West

Brian Klingelhutz 612-508-9707