Tonka

In November 1955, Mound Metalcraft changed its name to Tonka Toys Incorporated.[7] From 1947 to 1957, their logo was an oval, showing the Tonka Toys name in red above blue ocean waves with seagulls overhead, honoring nearby Lake Minnetonka.[8][4]

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Minnetonka parents, students and staff can join the Tonka Serves Schoology site. Do this by logging into Schoology, click on Groups, Join, and enter code: 4BKFD-7QB38. Parents can set their permissions to receive emails. Students will see service opportunities in their news-feed. Community volunteer opportunities are posted weekly.

Coach Nelson is also very involved with the Minnesota Football Coaches Association and serves as the Assistant Executive Director. He is proud of his involvement with Tackle Cancer, a Minnesota Football Coaches Association initiative that has raised more than $2M for the Randy Shaver Cancer Research and Community Fund over the past eight years. He has not only had a positive effect on his players, but on the Minnetonka football community as a whole. When he first came to Minnetonka, the Skippers had won just nine of 37 games in the previous four seasons. He was committed to changing the culture of the program.

But there was a problem. Studies in dogs and rats had revealed it to be toxic, with relatively low levels causing considerable damage to the liver in just a few weeks. In sheep, just 5g (around two teaspoons) is fatal. Both tonka and coumarin were outlawed.

The City of Minnetonka is proposing a street reconstruction project in the Tonka-Woodcroft neighborhood (view map), which includes all streets south of Minnetonka Boulevard between Steele Street and Larchwood Drive. 041b061a72