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<br />Vikiy!x Council
<br />Boy SCouts of Amerka
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<br />Annual School Night for
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<br />Scouting Recruitment
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<br />The annual opportunity for parents to enroll their sons in the
<br />values-oriented program of Scouting is coming up!
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<br />School Night for Scouting for boys grades 1-5 is Thursday,
<br />September 13, at 7:00 p.m. at elementary schools, churches,
<br />or other locations in our community,
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<br />Highlighting the evening will be games, refreshments and door
<br />prizes, plus an opportunity to get information and register boys
<br />in the Tiger Cub program for first grade boys, or in Cub Scouts.
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<br />Ramsey is served by Viking Council Boy Scouts of America,
<br />and is part of their Isanoka District. There are already over
<br />3,800 boys involved in Scouting in lsanoka District. Viking
<br />Council serves 28,142 registered Scouts and nearly 8,000
<br />adult volunteer leaders in 13 greater-Minneapolis counties and
<br />portions of Dakota and Stearns Counties,
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<br />Boys may join Scouting anytime during the year; however, the
<br />School Night for Scouting opportunity to register insures the
<br />boys a full year of fun, leadership and skills development.
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<br />The Boy Scout Troops will be inviting new boys to join Scouting
<br />at the Council Camperal at Stearns Scout Camp near
<br />Annandale October 12-14.
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<br />For more information and a School Night for Scouting loca-
<br />tion near you, call Mike Simonet, 545-4550.
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<br />CROSS OF HOPE
<br />LUTHERAN CHURCH
<br />Pastor Dale Olson
<br />5730 179th Lane NW - 753-2057
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<br />Bloodmobile: Thursday, August 23rd at Cross of Hope
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<br />Sunday, Septemper 9:
<br />Worship: 8:00, 9:00 10: 15 (Festive Worship)
<br />Sunday School begins: 9:00 & 10:15 (all ages)
<br />Register for Confirmation: 7th, 8th, 9th grade
<br />orientation for confirmation begins Wednesday,
<br />September 12th, 6:30 p.m.
<br />Choirs begin September 12th
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<br />Fall Festival Weekend: September 15 & 16:
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<br />Satu rday:
<br />Bake & Craft Sale: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
<br />Lunch served by youth
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<br />Sunday:
<br />Polka Worship: 9:00 a.m. & 10:15 a.m.
<br />Bratwurst Dinner: 11:15 a.m. -1:00 p.m,
<br />Auction & Talent Show: Noon - 4:00 p.m.
<br />Bake & Craft Show: 11 :15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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<br />LORD OF LIFE
<br />LUTHERAN CHURCH
<br />Pastor Blair K. Anderson
<br />6139 157th Lane NW - 427-8630
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<br />Miracle Night II: Wednesday, September 5,6:30 p.m, -
<br />8:00 p.m. Come to our second annual "Miracle Night"
<br />and register your children for Sunday School classes
<br />which will be held at both 9:30 & 11 :00 a.m. on Sunday
<br />mornings. The evening will include fun, food and fellow-
<br />ship. For more information, call "Sunny" at 427-8630.
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<br />Rally Sunday: Sunday, September 9. Lord of Life will
<br />return to three worShip hours on September 9th, 8:00,
<br />9:30 & 11 :00 a.m. In addition, the 4th Annual Opportunity
<br />Fair will be held on the church grounds between 9:00 a.m.
<br />and 12:15 p.m. The Opportunity Fair will provide informa-
<br />tion about the more than 35 organizations and committees
<br />available at Lord of Life.
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<br />Barbary Coast Dixieland Band: September 16th. We are
<br />pleased to announce the return of Barbary Coast to our
<br />worship services on Sunday, September 16th at 9:30 a.m.
<br />and 11 :00 a.m. This popular group plays and sings hymns
<br />in a style that is unforgettable. Our 8:00 a.m. worship ser-
<br />vice that morning will be our regular Festive Worship.
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<br />VICTORIOUS JESUS CHURCH
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<br />Pastor Glen Hampton - 421-5778
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<br />Sonlight Club: For Youth beginning September 12, 1990,
<br />Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. at Ramsey Municipal Center.
<br />Youth Pastor, Barry Borgeson.
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<br />Sundays: Worship Service - 9:00 a.m., Community
<br />Prayer Services - 7:00 p.m. At Ramsey Municipal Center.
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<br />ANOKA AREA
<br />HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
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<br />Fall league registration for Squirts, Peewees, Bantams, and
<br />high school age players living in the Anoka, Andover,
<br />Champlin, Dayton, Ramsey and Cedar area will be held at the
<br />Anoka Arena on August 21 and 22, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and
<br />August 28 and 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Play begins
<br />September 17,1990.
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<br />LATE REGISTRATION FOR
<br />RYAA FALL SPORTS
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<br />There's still time to register for the Fall soccer program for 3rd
<br />through 6th grades and the Fall football program for 4th
<br />through 7th grades. Registrations will be accepted on Thurs-
<br />day, September 6 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Park
<br />Center at Central Park.
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<br />RAMSEY SOFTBALL TEAM
<br />COMPETES IN
<br />NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
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<br />Members of Ramsey's 1990 Sport Shack Team include coaches Doug Lynch,
<br />Gary Lund and Perry Jung; players Lori Schommer, Krish Jung, Kathy Lund,
<br />Barb Lynch, Stephanie Richards, Beth Prior, Kelle Sauer, Nicole Anderson,
<br />Amanda Sieloff, Heather Rung. Bridgette Mitchell, Chris Whaley, Kara
<br />Hubley. Pictured above are the team members that participated in the NSA
<br />National Tournament in North and South Carolina.
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<br />After finishing the 1989 season with an overall record of 46
<br />and 4, which included an ASA State Championship, A USSSA
<br />State Championship, a Star of the North State Championship
<br />and the team's third consecutive playoff championship in the
<br />City of Ramsey, the 1990 Sport Shack team realized moving
<br />up to the senior high level would be more challenging and cer-
<br />tainly more difficult to repeat the 1989 accomplishments.
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<br />The 1990 Sport Shack team from Ramsey enter.ed two leagu~s
<br />this year, the 18 and under Wednesday night league In
<br />Champlin" A" Division and the Metro League for ages 16 and
<br />under. The Sport Shack team completed the season in the
<br />Metrol League with a 9 and 1 record and 1st Place League
<br />Champs.
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<br />The Sport Shack team participated in 3 State tournaments. The
<br />first was the National Softball Association tournament held in
<br />St. Cloud in which Sport Shack took the championship. The
<br />second was the USSSA 18 and under tournament held in
<br />Fridley. In a 9 to 6 battle, Sport Shack lost to White Bear Lake
<br />but not without holding them to under 10 runs in a tournament
<br />where they were averaging 20 runs per game. The third was
<br />a ASA tournament in Duluth in which Sport Shack took
<br />Consolation Championship.
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<br />The highlight of this season for the Sport Shack team was
<br />participating in the Charlotte Observer National Softball
<br />Association Youth Girls World Series Tournament. It was held
<br />July 27-29 in Charlotte, North Carolina and Rock H.ill, ~outh
<br />Carolina. There were a total of 148 teams competing In the
<br />tournament; of those, 40 teams were present in the 16 and
<br />under age bracket representing 14 states. Of the 148 teams,
<br />Ramsey's Sport Shack team was the one that travelled the
<br />furthest to compete in the tournament. Sport Shack defeated
<br />the defending runner up from the 1989 NSA National Tour 6
<br />to 1; went on to defeat the State champions from Maryland
<br />7 to 5. Sport Shack, then one of the 8 remaining undefeated
<br />teams, lost 5 to 0 to the Georgia Panthers, a past national
<br />champion. The loss put the Sport Shack team in the losers
<br />bracket where they lost 15-0 to the Georgia Bandits. Sports
<br />Shack finished the 1990 NSA National Tournament in 10th
<br />place in the Nation. CONGRATULATIONS, GIRLS.
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<br />At this time, the 1990 Ramsey team sponsored by Anoka Sport
<br />Shack would like to thank everyone responsible for helping with
<br />the organizing and donation of prizes, money and time which
<br />helped fund the trip to North Carolina for the National Softball
<br />Tournament. It was a trip that the girls will remember for a very
<br />long time and they appreciate all the help they received from
<br />Ramsey and Anoka residents and businesses and the Ramsey
<br />Youth Athletic Association.
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<br />Newest staff member at Ramsey Medical Center, Dr. Jeffrey Baumann.
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<br />BUSINESS SCENE
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<br />RAMSEY MEDICAL CENTER
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<br />The Ramsey Medical Center has been in operation at 5300 -
<br />153rd Avenue N. W. slince July, 1979. The Center is an affiliate
<br />of Comprehensive Medical Care located in Coon Rapids. Com-
<br />prehensive Medical Care is a mUlti-specialty clinic comprised
<br />of approximately 45 physicians. The Ramsey Clinic has 15 full-
<br />time employees; and is staffed by Gail Sears, RNC; Steve
<br />Thomas, RPAC; and 3 full-time phYSicians. Dr. Rodman and
<br />Dr. Richman have recently been joined by Dr. Jeffrey
<br />Baumann.
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<br />Dr. Baumann earned his medical degree from the University
<br />ofT exas Medical Branch in Galveston in 1986. Since then, he
<br />has been in family practice residency at Saginaw (Michigan)
<br />Cooperative Hospitals, Inc. Dr, Baumann and his wife, Jean,
<br />chose Minnesota because of its reputation for progressive
<br />business and its emphasis on clean air and good government.
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<br />MEDIATION SERVICES
<br />
<br />All relationships - whether among friends, family, business
<br />colleagues, or governments - encounter problems at one
<br />time or another. Whether or not a relationship is successful
<br />depends more on how we deal with the inevitable problems
<br />than on the problems themselves.
<br />
<br />MEDIATION SERVICES is a non-profit organization offering a
<br />means of addressing problems and working toward resolution
<br />and reconciliation. Parties are assisted to resolve problems by
<br />a third party, neutral facilitator - a mediator. Problems are
<br />not solved by the mediator, but rather by the parties working
<br />together.
<br />
<br />Techniques used by mediators in helping parties to focus on
<br />basic elements of a good working relationship are:
<br />1. rationality - balancing emotions with reason;
<br />2. understanding - learning how the other side sees things;
<br />3. reliability and trustworthiness;
<br />4. persuasion - not coercion - problem solving as "partners";
<br />5. acceptance -learning how to deal seriously with those with
<br />whom we differ; and
<br />6. resolution - putting it all together so that it fits and is
<br />acceptable to all parties.
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<br />Differences exist in every relationship, and the process of
<br />dealing with those differences is the key to establishing and
<br />maintaining a good relationship. Let MEDIATION SERVICES
<br />help you to resolve the differences. For further information,
<br />call Ann Wallerstedt at 755-5300.
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<br />DRIVE HOME
<br />A FEW SA FE., Y RULES
<br />70 YOUR KIDS.
<br />
<br />Sch<XJ1 bus safety is everybody's
<br />business. So, please, take a fe\'li min-
<br />utes to make sure that your kids under-
<br />stand the 10 niles of the road,TIlev're
<br />simple to learn.I'~"y to follow. .
<br />!. Be on time,
<br />2. Never nJIl to or from the bus.
<br />3. Stand back from the curb.
<br />4. Don't push or shove.
<br />5. Stay in your seat.
<br />6. Don't yell or shout.
<br />7. Always obey the driver.
<br />8, Wait for the driver's si,~lal
<br />before crossing.
<br />9. Always cross at least ten
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<br />feet in front of the bus.
<br />flJ.Never crawl under a schml bus.
<br />And. best of all. they're desi,~led
<br />to help keep kids safe. Isn't that what
<br />we're all driving at?
<br />The National PTA~
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