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<br />CRIME STOPPER NEWS
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<br />The following thefts, vandalism and burglaries were reported in Ramsey during the month of August. If you
<br />have any information about these incidents, call 427-1410 and do your part to stop crime.
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<br />Date Location
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<br />8-1 Tom Thumb
<br />8-2 153XX Kangaroo
<br />8-2 66XX 165th Lane
<br />8-2 Brooks Superette
<br />8-2 146XX Ferret Street
<br />8-3 93XX Ermine Blvd.
<br />8-4 170XX Driscoll
<br />8-4 52XX 155th Lane
<br />8-4 69XX 152nd Avenue
<br />8-4 15350 Marmoset
<br />8-4 150XX Iguana
<br />8-4 53XX 156th Lane
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<br />Description
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<br />Theft from purse.
<br />Vandalism.
<br />Theft of vehicle radio.
<br />No pay on gas.
<br />Theft of vehicle radio.
<br />Vandalism.
<br />Damage to property.
<br />Theft from vehicle.
<br />Theft from vehicle.
<br />Theft of vehicle radio.
<br />Vandalism.
<br />Theft: radio & air grinder
<br />from car.
<br />Theft of air conditioner.
<br />Theft of Jet Ski.
<br />Damage to property.
<br />Theft of trolling motor.
<br />Vandalism.
<br />Theft of vehicle radio.
<br />Damage to property.
<br />Theft of mailbox.
<br />Damage to property.
<br />Theft of bicycle.
<br />Damage to vehicle.
<br />Burglary.
<br />Vandalism.
<br />No pay on gas.
<br />Vehicle theft.
<br />Theft of remote control car.
<br />Theft of horse.
<br />Damage to garage.
<br />Attempted burglary.
<br />Theft of vehicle speakers.
<br />Theft of microwave from
<br />R.V.
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<br />8-6 143XX Waco
<br />8-6 6304 Hwy. 10
<br />8-6 77XX 170th Avenue
<br />8-6 8765 176th Avenue
<br />8-6 St. Anthony Gun Club
<br />8-8 150XX Xkimo
<br />8-8 155XX Andrie
<br />8-8 151XX Chameleon
<br />8-8 811 0 Hwy. 10
<br />8-8 152XX Zuni
<br />8-9 6140 Hwy. 10
<br />8-10 70XX 156th Avenue
<br />8-11 163XX Zirconium
<br />8-11 Brooks Superette
<br />8-11 67XX 154th Lane
<br />8-12 156XX Traprock
<br />8-12 156XX Ramsey Blvd.
<br />8-12 72XX 151 st Lane
<br />8-12 141 XX Cobalt
<br />8-13 54XX 152nd Avenue
<br />8-13 7129 Hwy. 10
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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, MN 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, MN 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 />
<br />FAITH BAPTIST
<br />15760 Sunfish Lake
<br />County Rd. 57
<br />Ramsey, M N 55303
<br />424-8247
<br />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
<br />
<br />TIRED OF ALCOHOL
<br />AFFECTING YOUR LIFE?
<br />JOIN US.
<br />
<br />RAMSEY A.A.
<br />
<br />Thursdays
<br />Sundays
<br />RAMSEY CITY HALL
<br />LOWER LEVEL- REAR ENTRANCE
<br />
<br />8:00 p.m.
<br />7:30 p.m.
<br />
<br />ALCOHOLISM .
<br />A FAMILY DISEASE!
<br />TRY ALANON
<br />
<br />RAMSEY CITY HALL Thursdays 8:00 p.m.
<br />LOWER LEVEL- REAR ENTRANCE
<br />
<br />OR
<br />ADULT CHILDREN OF
<br />ALCOHOLICS GROUP
<br />
<br />RAMSEY CITY HALL Thursdays 7:30 p.m.
<br />LOWER LEVEL - TEEN CENTER
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<br />Date Location Description
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<br />8-13 5900 170th Lane Theft of trencher.
<br />8-13 159XX Osium Theft of purse.
<br />8-14 175XX Hwy. #47 Theft of R.V.
<br />8-14 74XX 152nd Avenue Damage to window.
<br />8-15 73XX 163rd Lane Vandalism to fence.
<br />8-15 9457 Hwy. #10 Theft of vehicle.
<br />8-15 Tom Thumb Theft of cash & shoplifting.
<br />8-16 175XX Chameleon Theft of pool supplies.
<br />7-16 48XX 142nd Lane Theft of radar detector.
<br />8-17 84XX 154th Lane Theft of outboard motor.
<br />8-17 7103 Hwy. #10 Theft from vehicle.
<br />8-17 163XX Marmoset Damage to mailbox.
<br />8-17 94XX 181st Avenue Burglary.
<br />8-17 150XX Uranimite Theft of money.
<br />8-17 137XX Ebony Burglary.
<br />8-19 74XX 152nd Lane Damage to property.
<br />8-19 175XX Rabbit Theft of VCR.
<br />8-19 Food 'N' Fuel No pay on gas.
<br />8-20 84XX 163rd Avenue Theft of chain saw.
<br />8-20 Tom Thumb No pay on gas.
<br />8-21 13445 Sunfish Lake Blvd. Theft.
<br />8-20 72XX 153rd Lane Damage to fence.
<br />8-21 153XX Nutria Vandalism.
<br />8-23 Tom Thumb No pay on gas.
<br />8-23 162XX Ferret Burglary.
<br />8-24 Brooks Superette No pay on gas.
<br />8-24 171XX Willemite Theft of bicycles.
<br />8-24 76XX Avenue Theft of boat motors.
<br />8-24 174XX Chameleon Theft of license plate.
<br />8-25 6937 Hwy. #10 Theft from vehicle.
<br />8-26 6415 Hwy. #10 Theft of motor vehicle.
<br />8-27 176XX Nowthen Blvd. Burglary.
<br />8-28 56XX 170th Lane Vandalism.
<br />8-29 88XX 181st Damage to fence.
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<br />ANOKA COUNTY
<br />NEWS RELEASE
<br />
<br />More Anoka County women, infants and children
<br />will receive WIC benefits due to legistation passed
<br />this spring. The Minnesota legislature appropriated
<br />an additional $1 million over the next two years to
<br />the program.
<br />Although WIC has been highly successful in
<br />Anoka County, many potentially eligible women are
<br />not currently participating in the program, according
<br />to Peggy Heaver, MPH, RD, supervisor of the Anoka
<br />County WIC program. Good nutrition is especially
<br />important in pregnancy. Heaver noted studies show-
<br />ing that a proper diet during pregnancy can mean
<br />a healthier baby at birth and fewer health problems
<br />as the child grows up.
<br />The Anoka County WIC program is currently in-
<br />volved in an outreach effort inspired by a 1986 Min-
<br />nesota law, which calls for an increase of 10 percent
<br />a year in the percentage of participants who are
<br />pregnant.
<br />More than 2,000 people in Anoka County par-
<br />ticipate in the WIC program, which has been
<br />operating in Minnesota since 1974. In addition to
<br />pregnant women, eligible WIC participants can in-
<br />clude nursing mothers, infants, and children up to
<br />age five who meet criteria set by WIC.
<br />Coupons are issued to paricipants and are used
<br />to buy milk, cheese, eggs, juice and cereal or infant
<br />formula. WIC participants also receive free nutrition
<br />assessments, diet counseling and nutrition educa-
<br />tion. The goal of the program is to promote the
<br />development of healthy babies and small children
<br />by helping families make wise food choices.
<br />Heaver says a number of studies have confirmed
<br />that the program has a significant impact on the
<br />health of mothers and children who participate. In
<br />particular, it has been found that pregnant women
<br />participating in WIC have fewer premature and low
<br />birth weight babies. They are also more likely to
<br />begin prenatal care early in their pregnanices, and
<br />are less likely to have stillbirths. Children who par-
<br />ticipate in WIC tend to have better memories and
<br />larger vocabularies. WIC participants and their
<br />families tend to have better diets than
<br />non-participants.
<br />Heaver notes that WIC is an equal opportunity pro-
<br />gram. Persons who believe they have been
<br />discriminated against because of race, color, na-
<br />tional origin, age, sex or handicap should write im-
<br />mediately to the Secretary of Agriculture,
<br />Washington, D.C. 20250.
<br />For more information on the Anoka County WIC
<br />program, call 422-7055.
<br />
<br />BUSINESS SCENE
<br />
<br />By: Ramsey Economic Development Commission
<br />Many residents are not aware of the growth of
<br />Ramsey's commercial and industrial base, nor are
<br />they aware of the achievements of the business com-
<br />munity. Because of this, the Economic Development
<br />Commission has established a Publicity Subcommit-
<br />tee for the purpose of increasing public awareness
<br />of accomplishments in the business community. This
<br />is the first in a series of feature articles that will report
<br />on business activities.
<br />ARMSTRONG KENNELS - GAME FAIR
<br />Chuck and Loral!. Delaney hosted the 6th annual
<br />Game Fair at their Armstrong Kennels located in
<br />Ramsey. Forty-thousand people attended the event
<br />featuring demonstrations and seminars by local
<br />celebrities Don Shelby of WCCO-TV and Ron Schara
<br />and Bob Schranck of the Minneapolis Star and
<br />Tribune. National celebrities participating in the
<br />event included famous television outdoorsman Grits
<br />Gresham and reknowned dog writer, Richard
<br />Wolters. Some of the internationally recognized par-
<br />ticipants were shooting champion John Satterwhite,
<br />world famous archer Ann Clark and Tony Parnell,
<br />trainer of retrievers for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
<br />II. Game Fair is an outdoor event for the entire fami-
<br />ly with 3.4 million square feet of shooting ranges,
<br />wildlife and conservation exhibits, archery and even
<br />a lake for live fish and game demonstrations. It hap-
<br />pens every year around Labor Day and it's only in
<br />Ramsey.
<br />MATE PUNCH AND DIE CELEBRATES 25TH
<br />ANNIVERSARY
<br />On August 14, 1987, Mate Punch and Die hosted
<br />an open house to celebrate 25 years in business.
<br />The festivities included a suprise visit from Don
<br />Buckner of the Minnesota Jobs and Training Depart-
<br />ment. Mr. Buckner presented Nils Sundquist, Presi-
<br />dent of Mate Punch and Die, with a certificate from
<br />Governor Rudy Perpich proclaiming August 14 as
<br />'Nils E. Sundquist Day' in Minnesota.
<br />In 1971, Sundquist moved into a 15,000 square
<br />foot building at it's present location in Ramsey.
<br />Three years later, the plant was expanded to 30,000
<br />square feet and again in 1978, it was expanded and
<br />remodeled to it's current 60,000 square feet. Mate
<br />Punch and Die, with it's subsidiaries, employs over
<br />200 persons. The firm and it's subsidiaries serve
<br />over 4,000 customers worldwide and specialize in
<br />tooling and tape preparation systems for N/C pun.
<br />ching mar.hines and rotating tool holders for NIC
<br />machining centers. This Ramsey company is also
<br />the winner of the chamber of commerce's "Put Your
<br />Best Face Forward" contest.
<br />WASTE MANAGEMENT OF MINNESOTA, INC.
<br />Ramsey's Keep America Beautiful Program has
<br />racked up awards for one of the program's sponsors,
<br />Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc. Waste
<br />Management of Minnesota will receive a 1987 award
<br />for excellence in community relations for the com-
<br />pany's participation in Ramsey's program. The
<br />award will be presented by Waste Management of
<br />North America, Waste Management of Minnesota's
<br />parent company. Waste Management of Minnesota,
<br />led by Terry Miller, helped organize Ramsey's Keep
<br />America Beautiful Week projects, held April 26 - May
<br />2. Activities included family clean-up projects, road-
<br />side clean-ups, an anti-littering campaign and pro-
<br />clamations by the City Council and Governor Rudy
<br />Perpich. Waste Management of Minnesota is one of
<br />six companies selected for the award. More than 300
<br />Waste Management companies, located in 37 states
<br />and Canada, competed for the award. Waste
<br />Management of Minnesota also won a community
<br />relations award presented by Waste Management's
<br />Wisconsin/Minnesota District.
<br />In conclusion, the Economic Development Com-
<br />mission would like to take this opportunity to en-
<br />courage everybody to mark October 11 on their
<br />calendars and attend the "Discover Ramsey
<br />Business Expo". The expo is designed to let
<br />residents in our area know of the businessess we
<br />have, what they sell, what employment opportunities
<br />there are and just how viable and valuable the
<br />business community is in Ramsey.
<br />Any suggestions for future 'Business Scene'
<br />feature stories are welcome and should be directed
<br />. to Jack Ippel or Sylvia Frolik, c/o Ramsey City Hall,
<br />15153 Nowthen Blvd. N.W., Ramsey, Mn 55303,
<br />427-1410.
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