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RAMSEY SENIOR NEWS <br /> BLOOD MOBILE - LORD OF <br /> LIFE - JANUARY 30, 1996 ~ Thanks to the Lions we had a fun meeting in November. They provided us <br /> ~¢... with tickets to a country music show November 17th. <br />Them are so many good reasons for giving blood to }~ In December, the Anoka Choraliers helped get us in.the Christmas spirit with <br />the American Red Cross that it's hard to imagine why songs. Jacie Pentz led the whole group with a few Christmas carols. We gave <br /> <br />anyone would not become a regular blood donor. Blood <br />cannot be manufactured. Blood can only come from <br />healthy donors. Please call 427-1100 and make an <br />appointment to give blood. Give blood to the AmeriCan <br />Red Cross on 1anuary 30th at Lord of Life Church in <br />Ramsey from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.; you'll help save <br />someone's life. <br /> ' Therearesomanyreasons, solitfletime. Giveblood <br />now. Give blood often. <br /> <br /> YOUR CITY NEWSLETTER <br /> <br />The Ramsey Resident newsletter is paid for with. <br />public funds and is' intended to provide publ~ <br />information about community events and l~al <br />government. / - <br />All inquiries and comments regarding the ne3/sletter <br />are welcome and should be directed to the nepsletter <br />coordinator. All articles for publication in ~e next <br />Ramsey Resident newsletter should be sub, bitted by <br />February 2, I996, to: <br /> <br /> food and toys to "Toys for Joy" instead of exchanging gifts. <br /> In January, we will have games and bingo. Bring a game or pennies for <br /> bingo. We will start the new year with one of our good pot lucks as always. <br /> In February, Jacie Pentz will lead a sing-a-long. If anyone has a nice poem <br /> or cute joke, bring them to s~ ~ <br /> - The 1996 officers3!rAhffsame except our new Vice President is Earl HadeFf. <br /> ~~ make this club fun! ~ <br />// IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM *1 <br /> In 1992, the Ramsey City Council directed that proceeAs from the Lawful <br />iii Gambling operations should be utilized for park and recreation improvements <br />that primarily benefit youth. The consensus of the City Council and the Park and <br />Recreation Commission has been that not only should the Lawful Gambling Fund <br />!provide for incidental c~pital improvements, the Fund should also encourage <br />i private contributions and participation in the form of a matching program. <br /> During 1994, the Park and Recreation Commission, with the support of City <br /> Council, developed the Lawful Gambling Improvement Program to provide park <br /> development opportunities outside of the normally larger scale Capital Improve- <br /> <br /> Newsletter Coordinator merits Program and to address special park development requests. The City <br /> 1C}~,, ,,~ ~ ~ .... ~ilii expects to match about $3,000 in cash to an equal amount of labor or cash from <br /> 'l~5~'l~'~Ve~n Boulevard N W iiiiil sources outside of the regular process. <br /> .......... ' ' iii The only expenditure from this Fund so far was thepurchase of spring riders <br /> ~amsey, rmnnesota 33303 :{2 ...... <br /> iii for anelghborhood park. The match m th~s case was trash pink-up w~thin that park <br /> If you have any questions, call the 4ewsletter }ii!i area by adjoining residents. The Commission expects to fund more than one <br />Coordinator at 427-1410. [ ii!i project each year. Application can be made any time prior to January 26, 1996,. <br /> The City of Ramsey reserves the right tc {etermine' iiil An application can be obtained by calling City Halt at 42%1410. Don t <br />what may appear in this newsletter. ~ i!il hesitate to begin thinking of the needs of the parks in your area, get your <br /> This newsletter is read and obtained v~th the i}}}il neighborhood together and submit an application. This can be a fun way to get <br />anderstanding that the information presented i~from i}}il to know your neighbors and improve your community. <br />varied sources from which there can be no warran~,t(or iiiiii The City of Ramsey and its residents appreciate your interest in this <br />responsibility as to accuracy or completeness. ~i::i!~ opportunity. <br />CITY OFRAMSEY: Ramsey~ent [ CAR-RTSRT/ <br />Mayor: Ramse~ Munic~xlpa~Center I uB. sU. Lp~G~GE <br /> Glen Hardin 441-0535 ..... ~ .... ',,,'""a--~ <br /> Coundlmembers: 1 > 1 >~ i~owmen tllVa. ~ -------"~P~'~o. 131 <br /> CarolynBeahen 323-3263 Ramsey, MN 55303 - <br /> <br />753-4314 <br />42%3844 <br />753-4387 <br /> <br />427-1410 <br />427-1410 <br />427-8254 <br />427-1741 <br />427-6812 <br />427-3674 <br /> 911 <br />427-8591 <br /> <br />Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. <br /> Monday through Friday <br /> <br />POSTAL CUSTOMER <br /> <br /> Sheila Beyer <br /> Kenneth Pe~erson <br /> Gerald Zimmem an <br />CityAdministrator: <br /> Ryan 8chroeder <br />Adminisirratrive Offices: <br />Public Works Department: <br />Parks Department: <br />Police Department: <br />Fire Department: <br />Fire and Police Emergency: <br />TI)D: <br /> <br /> <br />