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Hills Golf Course, an t 8 hole course in a country club-like setting. Are picnics and softball more <br />your style? Then visit Ramsey's Central Park with its lighted fields, tennis courts, hockey rinks <br />and complete picnic facilities. <br /> <br />Just as the Twin Cities have their own unique attractions, Ramsey has its own exclusive annual <br />event which draws thousands of people from around the region. Since 1979, 80 acres of open <br />fields, water and woodlands have been the home of Game Fair. What originated in Europe during <br />the Middle Ages is now a lasting American tradition where outdoor lovers come to share new <br />ideas, view new products and learn new skills. This is an outdoor fair for the entire family; 3.4 <br />million square feet of shooting ranges, wildlife and conservation exhibits, archery, even a lake for <br />live fish and game demonstrations. It happens every year around Labor Day and it's only in <br />Ramsey. Community sports are also growing strong in Ramsey. Choose something for each <br />member of your family, youth to adults. A variety of teams are available. Ramsey Youth Athletic <br />Association offers training and a full season of games in baseball, softball, football, soccer, <br />volleyball, basketball and track. The Anoka Area Hockey Association operates its own hockey <br />teams for boys and girls ages 5 through 17. For adults, the Community Education Program offers <br />slow-pitch softball, touch football, basketball and broomball as well as co-ed volleyball leagues. <br />Plus, if horseback riding is your pastime, Ramsey has its own saddle club, a chance to meet others <br />who sham your interest in horses and riding skills. One fact you'll quickly discover while <br />enjoying life in Ramsey is that the residents are friendly and take great pride in their City. If you <br />like community involvement, Ramsey has a club or organization that's right for you. Plus, your <br />ideas and participation will be welcomed by all. Choose from several churches in various <br />denominations, each with their own projects and activities. The Ramsey Lions, a staple in the City <br />and well-known for their varied activities, from an annual picnic to donations of funds and labor <br />for park development; the Ramsey Jaycees, an up and coming group with a list of programs <br />designed to better Ramsey and help its citizenry, from recycling and annual Clean-Up Day to <br />housing repairs for the elderly and working with young people through the area teen center, our <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br /> <br />