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By Brad Cross
October 1: Elm Creek Brewing, Home of King of the Wing for some of the highest rated wings in town. https://www.elmcreekbrewing.com/ November 5: A new destination for the group: 10K brew in Anoka, https://10kbrew.com/. In the Anoka enter-tainment district, they offer food and cocktails along with good brews. December 3: Back to Omni brewing, https://omnibrewing.com/location/maple-grove. Beer, wine, and great pizza. January 7: Back to where this crazy thing started now so many years ago: Unmapped Brewing, https://unmappedbrewing.com/. Beer, cocktails, and seltzers along with some great places you can bring in food. My favorite DelSur Empanadas. Return to TOP Twins Baseball v. Los Angeles Dodgers
Good Times at CHS Field!
The Saint Paul Saints hosted the Columbus Clippers on Tuesday, July 21. Despite the CCA cheers, the Saints snapped a five-game winning streak with their loss to the Clippers. But there are always fun times at the game with the “ushertainers” and our favorite pork pal. __________________________ Trivia Question #3 In 1979, the Office Center housed three-word processors, the newest and most advanced 13-word processors in the building. One operator noted that the "machine has many features that my cassette tape system didn't have. I now have a video screen that I can watch while typing and making corrections. This screen also tells me when I have made certain errors in a process. Since the machine has a memory, it can perform searches, sort information, alphabetize, and count." The 1979 article predicted that “Someday every typing station may become a computer terminal linked to a main computer. That would be the next step for us here at Cargill--linking our word processors to our computer so that computer data could be merged with a word processing system to produce letters, reports, files or billings without having to re-type already stored computer information." __________________________ September 19 – The Quiet Librarian by Allen Eskens October 14 – Mona’s Eyes by Thomas Schlesser November 18 – The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly
The group meets at Lunds & Byerly’s at Ridgedale from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Community Room Return to TOP Fun to Spare! Fall Bowling League
If you are interested or want more information, contact Wayne Koester at wrkoester@msn.com.
Second Annual Joe Fournier CCA Golf Tournament event was held on August 6, 2026. This year’s highlight was Bob Schneider, who shot a 71 gross, a score never achieved in our group tournament. We had 36 golfers, plus 3 additional for dinner.
This year’s winners were: · Winning lowest gross score: 1st Bob Schneider 71, 2nd Ray Caster 82 · Low net score: Tom Geisen with 60, 2nd Norm Davis 61 · Longest drive: Bob Schneider · Closest to the pin: Tom Geisen, Bill Trunnel and Steve Filiops · Fewest putts (30): Ron Hunter and Larry Gray
Everyone walked away with a prize. Terry Garvert and Norm Davis secured the top prize with a round for two at Rush Creek Golf Course, cart included.
CCA Members Volunteer at the 3M Golf Tournament Scotty Scheffler, the number one rated golfer in
the world, came to Blaine in the 3M Golf Tournament and drew huge crowds
cheering and yelling for him in upper 90-degree weather. Who better to keep the
crowds in line than Greg Good and Bill Swift. Bill was a Marshall on the
600-yard Hole 12, while Greg worked Hole 17. Both were invited to cool
off at the 3M Hospitality Club. Return to TOP |