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<br />RY AA NEWS
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<br />We want to thank everyone involved with our summer sports programs, for the time and energy you put
<br />into them. You helped make this an enjoyable season and put smiles on a lot of kids' faces. It couldn't have
<br />been done without you.
<br />With this season's sports winding down, we're looking towards our fall sports season. REGISTRATION
<br />for 4th - 7th grade Football, 3rd - 6th grade Soccer, 3rd - 6th grade Basketball and 5th - 6th grade Girls Volleyball
<br />are listed below. All registrations will take place at Ramsey City Hall. Please mark these dates on your calendar.
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<br />GRADE SPORT DAY DATE TIME
<br />4th - 7th Football Tuesday Aug. 2nd 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />3rd - 6th Soccer Tuesday Aug. 2nd 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />4th - 7th Football Tuesday Aug. 9th 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />3rd - 6th Soccer Tuesday Aug. 9th 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />5th - 6th Girls Volleyball Tuesday Aug. 16th 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />5th - 6th Girls Volleyball Tuesday Aug. 23rd 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />3rd - 6th Basketball Tuesday Oct. 25th 6-8:30 p.m.
<br />3rd - 6th Basketball Wednesday Oct. 26th 6-8:30 p.m.
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<br />We just want to remind you that our RYAA general meeting will be held at Ramsey City Hall, on July 25th,
<br />at 7:30 p.m. This is the perfect opportunity for you to express any suggestions or concerns you may have
<br />regarding our program. We hope to see you there!
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<br />NEW HOME CANNING
<br />PUBLICATIONS TO BE
<br />AVAILABLE AFTER JUNE 15
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<br />Have you thought about what you're going to do
<br />with all those extra tomatoes and zucchini from your
<br />garden after your neighbors have had their fill? Two
<br />new publications, "Tomato Products" and "Pickl-
<br />ed Products", available from the Minnesota Exten-
<br />sion Service, may be just what you need. A third new
<br />publication, "Reduced-sugar Fruit Spreads,"
<br />presents new ways to use berries and other fruits
<br />in spreads that will help keep you from spreading.
<br />Authored by William Schafer, University of Min-
<br />nesota food technologist, these publications are bas-
<br />ed on research conducted at Pennsylvania State
<br />University's Center for Excellence in Home Food
<br />Preservation.
<br />This group of publications provides only those can-
<br />ning methods not currently addressed in existing
<br />Minnesota Extension Service Publications. Existing
<br />extension publications are scheduled for a summer
<br />1989 revision to reflect other recent USDA research.
<br />New methods for tomato and Mexican tomato
<br />sauces and spaghetti sauces (with or without meat)
<br />are featured on "Tomato Products" as are new
<br />methods for hot salsa, tomato, and "Pickled Pro-
<br />ducts" includes a new method for bread and butter
<br />zucchini pickles. Other recipes use beans, beets,
<br />cauliflower, brussel sprouts, peppers and corn. And,
<br />if you're watching your sodium intake, there is a
<br />reduced-sodium dill pickle method.
<br />In "Reduced-Sugar Fruit Spreads" you will find
<br />procedures for peach-pineapple, blackberry,
<br />- blueberry, and cherry spreads as well as refrigerated
<br />grape and apple and freezer strawberry spread.
<br />These new home canning publications will be
<br />available after June 15 from the Anoka County Ex-
<br />tension office. Call 755-1280 to order your copies
<br />soon and do something nice for your zucchini and
<br />your neighbors.
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<br />NEW MINNESOTA BED &
<br />BREAKFAST, HISTORIC INNS
<br />DIRECTORY AVAILABLE
<br />
<br />From a mansion on the shores of Lake Superior
<br />to a Victorian home in a Mississippi River town, 65
<br />unique getaways are described in the 1988 Explore
<br />Minnesota Bed and Breakfast and Historic Inns
<br />brochure, published by the Minnesota Office of
<br />Tourism.
<br />Over one-third of the bed and breakfast listings
<br />are new since last year's edition. Minnesota bed and
<br />breakfast homes offer a wide range of options:
<br />carefully restored 19th century homes filled with an-
<br />tiques, farm homes in the countryside, contemporary
<br />homes, and even a former jail. The 49 "B & Bs"
<br />listed in the brochure are located throughout
<br />Minnesota.
<br />The brochure also includes 16 historic inns and
<br />lodges, from an 1867 inn in a quiet village to a 1926
<br />log lodge at a wilderness resort.
<br />Individual listings include a description of the inn
<br />and its unique features, nearby attractions and ac-
<br />tivities, deposit and credit card policies, and rate
<br />information.
<br />The Bed and Breakfast and Historic Inns brochure
<br />and other travel information are available free from
<br />the Minnesota Travel Information Center, 375
<br />Jackson St., Suite 250, St. Paul, MN 55101. Or call
<br />weekdays: 296-5029 from the Twin Cities area.
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<br />RAMSEY SENIOR CITIZENS
<br />
<br />The Ramsey Senior Citizens Club met on July 6.
<br />The 19 members present really enjoyed the variety
<br />of salads that were brought for the potluck luncheon.
<br />The Senior Club will not be meeting on August 3rd
<br />as that as Senior Citizens Day at the Anoka County
<br />Fair.
<br />The Chairperson would like to take this opportunity
<br />to request that Club members try to come up with
<br />some suggestions for entertainment activities at the
<br />meetings.
<br />If you are interested in joining the Ramsey Seniors
<br />or would like more information, please call Zola
<br />Malamen at 441-7841.
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<br />GROUNDBREAKING
<br />CEREMONY FOR
<br />CROSS OF HOPE
<br />EXPANSION
<br />
<br />Cross of Hope Lutheran Church started out in
<br />1982 as a mission church with 166 members. Until
<br />the church building could be built on its site in
<br />Ramsey, members met at Anoka Senior High
<br />School. Now, five years later, the church has grown
<br />from its original number to more than 700 members,
<br />and the small grey colonial church is bursting at the
<br />seams.
<br />On Sunday, June 26th, Pastor Dale Olson lead the
<br />congregation in groundbreaking ceremonies for a
<br />4,300 square foot addition, which will provide an
<br />education wing to accommodate the increasing
<br />needs of Cross of Hope's children and expand the
<br />sanctuary. Also present at the ceremony were Kathy
<br />Joiner, chair of the building committee, Mayor Gary
<br />Reimann of Ramsey, and Reverend Manual
<br />Johnson, representative from the Division for
<br />Outreach of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
<br />America.
<br />The Vanman Construction Company out of
<br />Plymouth, the company who constructed the original
<br />building, will complete the addition by October, 1988.
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<br />Pastor Dale Olson and Kathy Joiner, building committee chair,
<br />lead the groundbreaking ceremony for a new addition to Cross
<br />of Hope Lutheran Church. Other building committee members
<br />include: Greggy Anderson, Eric Carlson, Deidre Ewert, Pstor Dale
<br />Olson, John Sovia, John Wegner, Kathy West, and Brad
<br />Zimmerman.
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<br />RAMSEY AREA CHURCHES
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<br />LORD OF LIFE LUTHERAN
<br />6139 157th Lane N.W.
<br />Ramsey, M N 55303
<br />Pastor Anderson
<br />427-8630
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<br />KINGDOM HALL OF
<br />JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
<br />13751 Dolomite St. N.W.
<br />Ramsey, M N 55303
<br />427 -3943
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<br />CROSS OF HOPE LUTHERAN
<br />5730 179th Lane N.W.
<br />Ramsey, MN 55303
<br />Pastor Olson
<br />753-2057
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<br />GRACE COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH
<br />6341 167th Avenue N.W.
<br />Ramsey, MN 55303
<br />Pastor Metzger
<br />753-4475
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<br />FAITH BAPTIST
<br />15760 Sunfish Lake
<br />County Rd. 57
<br />Ramsey, M N 55303
<br />424-8247 · 421-3050
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<br />TROTT BROOK GOSPEL HALL
<br />17320 Nowthen Blvd. N.W.
<br />Ramsey, MN 55303
<br />Contact Tom Wright, 753-3429
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<br />RAMSEY LIONS CLUB
<br />
<br />The Ramsey Lions held their annual awards ban-
<br />quet on June 15. Among the many awards that were
<br />presented was a special "Lion of the Year" award
<br />to Jack Kirchner. This was presented to Jack for his
<br />dedication and tireless work in Lionism. Includd in
<br />his efforts was being the backbone of the Ramsey
<br />Community Picnic that was held at Central Park.
<br />The Ramsey Lions Club was represented at the
<br />Lions International Convention that was held June
<br />29 to July 2 in Denver, Colorado. With 35,000 Lions
<br />in town, it was the largest convention Denver ever
<br />hosted. The Ramsey Lions are looking forward to the
<br />1993 convention which will be held in Minneapolis.
<br />July 1 marked the beginning of a new year for the
<br />lions and the start of the term for the new president,
<br />Leigh Lundberg. Leigh faces many challenges in
<br />coordinating the many activities that the Lions have
<br />planned this year. If you would like to join the Lions
<br />and help Lion President Leigh Lundberg accomplish
<br />his goals for this year, please call him at 753-2666.
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<br />LORD OF LIFE ANNOUNCES:
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<br />(Corner of Sunfish Lake Blvd. County Road #5)
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<br />A Bluegrass Worship Service featuring:
<br />"Stoney Lonesome"
<br />On Sunday, July 31, 1988 at the 8:00 and 9:30
<br />A.M. worship hours, Lord of Life Lutheran Church
<br />will feature Stoney Lonesome in a bluegrass wor-
<br />ship experience.
<br />Stoney Lonesome appeared regularly on
<br />American Public Radio's "A Prairie Home Compa-
<br />nion" as well as appearing on the regionally syn-
<br />dicated television show, "Nighttimes Variety", and
<br />Nashville Network's "Fire on the Mountain."
<br />Pastor Blair Anderson invites all to attend.
<br />
<br />Tony and Barb Waldowski in concert
<br />Wednesday, August 10th at 7:00 P.M.
<br />In August of 1977, Toby and Barb Waldowski
<br />began touring America and have since given 2,000
<br />concerts. They have been seen on the Hour of Power
<br />with Dr. Robert Schuller since 1976 and were guest
<br />soloists with the Billy Graham Tacoma, Washington
<br />Crusade, May 16 and 17, 1983.
<br />Toby is well-known as a composer, pianist and
<br />singer as his numerous compositions have been
<br />heard on national television, radio and recordings.
<br />Barb sings from her heart as she shares the love
<br />of God that changed her life for the better.
<br />Don't miss this inspirational concert. They have
<br />more to share than this!
<br />Available after the concert will be their six recor-
<br />dings, tapes and songbooks, and a chance to talk
<br />with them. Bring your children! Nursery care is
<br />provided!
<br />For further information, please contact the church
<br />office at 427-8630.
<br />
<br />Film workshop on Church Growth Coming
<br />to: Lord of Life Lutheran Church
<br />The Robert H. Schuller Institute for Successful
<br />Church Leadership announces a weekend Film
<br />Workshop entitled, POSSIBILITY PRINCIPLES FOR
<br />GROWTH.
<br />The Workshop will be conducted by Dr. Herman
<br />Ridder, President of the Crystal Cathedral. It will
<br />begin Friday night, September 30th, from 7:00 P.M.
<br />to 10:00 P.M. through the next day, Saturday, from
<br />8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., at Lord of Life Lutheran
<br />Church, 6139 - 157th Lane N.W., Ramsey.
<br />This Workshop is designed specifically for Pastors
<br />and the lay people of the local church, and churches
<br />of all denominations are invited to bring or send a
<br />delegation. The focus of the Workshop will be to
<br />share with all churches how the church can become
<br />most effective as a mission in the community.
<br />Registration is $25.00 per person or $40.00 per
<br />couple. For registration and further information,
<br />please contact: Pastor Blair Anderson at 427-8630.
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<br />4.H PRESENTING FUNWORKS
<br />AT COUNTY FAIR
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<br />There will be something new going on at the
<br />Anoka County Fair this year. The Anoka County 4-H
<br />Program is sponsoring FUNWORKS, a fun upbeat
<br />experience open to all kids who would like to par-
<br />ticipate. FUNWORKS are activities that provide kids
<br />with fun hands-on learning experiences. The ac-
<br />tivities this year will include clowning faces, mural
<br />drawing, expressive arts, friendship bracelets and
<br />paper airplanes. All activities are free of charge.
<br />While visiting the County Fair this year, come down
<br />to the 4-H Exhibit Building and experience FUN-
<br />WORKS! FUNWORKS times are Tuesday, August
<br />2 from 2:00 - 5:30 p.m. and Thursday, August 4 from
<br />3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
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