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<br />SCHEDULE OF JANUARY MEETINGS
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<br />AND OFFICE CLOSURES
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<br />OFFICE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF NEW YEAR'S DAY
<br />Regular Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
<br />Regular Make the Scene, Keep Ramsey Clean Committee
<br />Meeting
<br />Regular City Council Meeting
<br />Regular Economic Development Commission Meeting.
<br />Regular Fire Department Meeting
<br />Regular Park and Recreation Commission Meeting
<br />OFFICE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING,
<br />JR. DAY
<br />7:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 22, 1991 Regular City Council Meeting
<br />7:30 p.m. Thursday, January 24, 1991 Regular Board of Adjustment Meeting
<br />All meetings are held at the Ramsey Municipal Center unless indicated otherwise.
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<br />7:30 p.m.
<br />7:00 p.m..
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<br />Tuesday, January 1, 1991
<br />Wednesday, January 2, 1991
<br />Monday January 7, 1991
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<br />7:30 p.m.
<br />7:30 a.m.
<br />7:00 p.m.
<br />7:00 p.m.
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<br />Tuesday, January 8, 1991
<br />Wednesday, January 9, 1991
<br />Wednesday, January 9. 1991
<br />Thursday, January 10, 1991
<br />Monday, January 21, 1991
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<br />RAMSEY PTA
<br />
<br />Ramsey Elementary PTA would like to invite those
<br />who live in the City of Ramsey and surrounding com-
<br />munities to become a member of our PTA.
<br />Our 1990-1991 Officers are:
<br />President Katrin Rod
<br />Vice President Jim Connolly
<br />Secretary Denise Wetterlind
<br />Treaurer Cindy Boo
<br />
<br />Committee Chairpeople:
<br />Environmental Gail Beckenbach
<br />Hospitality Julie Droegemueller
<br />Membership Pam Rossing
<br />Program Carole Roslik
<br />Publicity Terry Lane
<br />Teacher
<br />Representative Gail Hennek
<br />
<br />Our next general meeting is January 14, 1991. Pro-
<br />gram to be announced.
<br />
<br />THANKS FOR THE MITTENS
<br />
<br />Ramsey Community Education wants to take this
<br />opportunity to thank everyone who donated to our
<br />"mitten tree". It was a huge success with an excess
<br />of 50 pairs of mittens/gloves donated to the needy.
<br />Many people will benefit from generosity.
<br />
<br />EXPANDED OPPORTUNITIES
<br />
<br />FOR YOUTH AT SANDBURG!
<br />
<br />Sandburg Community Education has expanded and is ready
<br />to bring a variety of new exciting programs to the students
<br />this winter! Activities are ready to begin in January, meeting
<br />primarily after school on Tuesdays or Thursdays. And for
<br />your convenience Sandburg will again provide an activity bus
<br />which is available for students at no charge, to get a ride
<br />home after activities at 4:00. Below is just the beginning of
<br />what we have in store for Sandburg sudents:
<br />
<br />Volleyball
<br />Floor Hockey
<br />Cheerleading
<br />Danceline
<br />Advanced Babysitting
<br />Computer Lab
<br />Theater Program
<br />
<br />Foreign Language
<br />
<br />Adventure Club
<br />Volunteer Club
<br />Baseball Card Club
<br />KSE Club
<br />Art Classes
<br />Food Classes
<br />Music Program (Band,
<br />Orchestra, Choir)
<br />*Trips to cross country ski,
<br />snowshoe and Echo Backen
<br />
<br />DISTRICT 11 ON THE GO
<br />
<br />(TRIPS FOR ALL AGES)
<br />
<br />District 11 On The Go is a program of trips for any
<br />area residents. These trips are all filled on a first-
<br />come, first-served basis. You may make a telephone
<br />reservation up until 2 weeks or 10 working days
<br />before the trip, but your reservation is not confirm-
<br />ed unless a check is mailed in to our office or an in-
<br />person registration is made at our offices at Anoka-
<br />Hennepin Community Education, 2727 N. Ferry St,
<br />Anoka 55303 within 5 days. Our offices are located
<br />in the northeast corner of the Learning Center just
<br />1/2 mile north of Hwy 10 and just south of the train
<br />tracks. You can make telephone reservations up un-
<br />til 2 weeks before the trip by calling 422-5326. With
<br />less than 2 weeks before a trip, you must register
<br />in person or through the mail. We have a 24 hour
<br />locked mail box for registrations after hours. All trips
<br />leave either from Riverdale Crossing in front of Sears
<br />(located at Round Lake Blvd nd Hwy 10) or from
<br />Village 10 Shopping Center in front of K-Mart
<br />(located at Hanson Blvd. and Hwy 10). You must in-
<br />dicate one of these daparture points when register-
<br />ing. Note: Community Education also offers trips
<br />called Trips & Tours which are primarily advertised
<br />through the senior newsletter. You may take advan-
<br />tage of either of these programs.
<br />
<br />The Samurai & Old Log Theatre-(Thurs) February
<br />21 $23.00. Join us for an enjoyable day having lunch
<br />at The Samurai restaurant and then going to the Old
<br />Log Theatre to see "Whose Wife Is It Anyway". We
<br />first go to the Samurai to be entertained by their
<br />Tempanyaki chefs who prepare our meal before our
<br />eyes. Our menu will be Tempanyaki Sesame
<br />Chicken accompanied by a shrimp appetizer, salad,
<br />fried rice, vegetables, green tea, plum wine, and ice
<br />cream for dessert. Following lunch we'll travel to the
<br />Old Log to take in this very successful play which
<br />is a comedy about a junior member of parliament
<br />trying to arrange an affair with a member of the other
<br />political party. You'll be amused as the wrong peo-
<br />ple keep showing up in the wrong room at the wrong
<br />time. The trip fee of $23.00 includes lunch, play,
<br />transportation and chaperone. This trip departs from
<br />Sears in Riverdale Crossing Shopping Center at
<br />10:45 am and from K-Mart at the Village 10 Shopp-
<br />ing Center at 11 :00 am. The trip will return approx-
<br />imately at 5:45 pm.
<br />
<br />Disney On Ice-(Thurs) March 28, at Target Center
<br />We are tentatively planning to take a trip to see
<br />Disney On Ice at the Target Center in late March.
<br />At the present time reservation and ticket informa-
<br />tion is not available. Disney On Ice is always a spec-
<br />tacular production featuring excellent skating, col-
<br />orful costumes, bright lights and good music. We are
<br />planning to go to the 10:30 am show. More details
<br />on this trip will be available in mid-January. All
<br />preschoolers must be accompanied by a responsi-
<br />ble adult.
<br />
<br />All students will receive a detailed brochure in their home
<br />room class regarding these new opportunities! If you have
<br />any questions please call Therese Bertschm, Sandburg Com-
<br />munity Education Department at 422-5223.
<br />
<br />,RECYCLING DATES FOR
<br />JANUARY 1990 ARE:
<br />
<br />Western area of the city
<br />Easter~ area of the City
<br />
<br />January 7th & 21 st
<br />January 14th & 28th
<br />
<br />COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES (continued)
<br />
<br />COUNTRY IVICTORIAN
<br />
<br />CRAFTS EXTRAVANAGA
<br />
<br />We will be offering assorted classes in a day long
<br />workshop setting. Listed below are the classes and
<br />their fees. Box lunches will be available for purchase.
<br />Please call 424-4491 for a brochure with more
<br />details. The extravaganza will be held at Andover
<br />Elementary School.
<br />
<br />SAT., FEB. 9 - 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
<br />
<br />Country Bunny
<br />Time: 9-10:30
<br />
<br />Fee: $12.00
<br />
<br />Country Rag Weaving
<br />Time: 9-10:30 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Victorian Basket
<br />Time: 9-10:30 Fee: $8.00
<br />
<br />Wooden Carousel Horse
<br />Time: 10:30-12 Fee: $15.00
<br />
<br />Mop Dolls
<br />Time: 10:30-12
<br />
<br />Fee:$14.50
<br />
<br />Padded Album
<br />Time: 10:30-12
<br />Topiary Tree
<br />Time: 10:30-12
<br />
<br />Fee: $6.00
<br />
<br />Fee: $15.00
<br />
<br />Dried Arrangement
<br />Time: 12:30-2 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Victorian Creative Twist Doll
<br />Time: 12:30-2 Fee: $9.50
<br />
<br />Victorian Fan
<br />Time: 12:30-2
<br />
<br />Fee: $8.00
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<br />HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
<br />
<br />Join in a Saturday of workshops dealing with your
<br />home - from decorating to plumbing. Classes will be
<br />held at Andover Community School. Register for 1,
<br />2 or 3 classes! Box lunches are available. Please
<br />call 434-4491 for a detailed brochure.
<br />
<br />Location: Andover Comm. School
<br />Date: Saturday, March 16
<br />
<br />Accessorize With Antiques & Collectables
<br />Time: 9-10:30 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Bedroom Makeover
<br />Time: 9-10:30 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Deck Building
<br />Time: 9-10:30
<br />
<br />Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Wallpapering
<br />Time: 9-10:30
<br />
<br />Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Basement Finishing
<br />Time: 10:30-12 Fee $5.00
<br />
<br />Bathroom Makeover
<br />Time: 10:30-12 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Beautiful Windows-Cloud Shade
<br />Time: 10:30-12 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Budget Accessorizing & Decorating Tips
<br />Time: 10:30-12 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Beautiful Windows-Valence Variations
<br />Time: 12:30-2 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Decorating With Paint
<br />Time: 12:30-2 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Kitchen Makeover
<br />Time: 12:30-2 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />Plumbing-Basement Bathroom
<br />12:30-2 Fee: $5.00
<br />
<br />BRUNCH AT MCDUFFS
<br />Each session is $10.00 which includes breakfast.
<br />
<br />Alzheimers Disease
<br />Date Time
<br />F9 Sa 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
<br />
<br />Brunch Healthy Heart
<br />Date Time
<br />F16 Sa 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
<br />
<br />Brunch Menopause
<br />Date Time
<br />F23 Sa 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
<br />
<br />Brunch PMS
<br />Date
<br />M2 Sa
<br />
<br />Time
<br />10:30 a.m .-12:30 p.m.
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<br />Woman To Woman
<br />COST $6.00 per session or $25.00 for series.
<br />Stress
<br />
<br />Date Time Weeks Fee
<br />J29 T 7-9 1 $6.00
<br />Finding Time For Me
<br />Date Time Weeks Fee
<br />F5 T 7-9 1 $6.00
<br />Self Defeating Behavior
<br />Date Time Weeks Fee
<br />F12 T 7-9 1 $6.00
<br />Exploring Relationships
<br />Date Time Weeks Fee
<br />F19 T 7-9 1 $6.00
<br />Realizing My Potential
<br />Date Time Week Fee
<br />F26 T 7-9 1 $6.00
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