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<br />LORD OF LIFE TO HOLD SUPER
<br />SONIC SUMMER WEEK
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<br />Registration is taking place at Lord of Life
<br />Lutheran Church for their Super Sonic Summer
<br />Week June 8th-12th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
<br />for children from the ages 3 years old to 6th grade.
<br />The week will be filled with crafts, music, a hot air
<br />balloon, puppet shows, stories, community projects
<br />and an overnight campout for the 4th-6th graders.
<br />Lunch will be provided each day! The registration
<br />fee is $5.00 for the 3 year olds - 3rd graders and
<br />$10.00 for the 4th-6th graders (includes the cost of
<br />the campout). If you would like to join in on this Super
<br />Week, you can register your children by calling Barb
<br />Christian at 427-6566 or Sue Rogers at 753-4435.
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<br />RYAA NEWS
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<br />Spring and summer sports have begun! Our hats
<br />are off to all the people who volunteered their time
<br />to work with our youths. We sure hope your seasons
<br />are a sucessful and enjoyable experience for all.
<br />RY AA is assisting the Ramsey Lions in the plan-
<br />ning of the Ramsey Community Picnic. A exhibition
<br />of spring and summer sports will be held throughout
<br />the day. Coaches and/or directors who have not
<br />been contacted, please call Don Sorenson
<br />(427-4470) for more information.
<br />The general meeting of RY AA has been changed
<br />to May 31, 7:30 at Ramsey City Hall in observance
<br />of Memorial Day.
<br />Agenda- these are some of the topics to
<br />be discussed:
<br />Ramsey Community Picnic
<br />Memorial Fund
<br />Results of meeting with Park and
<br />Rec. Board
<br />We encourage parents to attend and help bring
<br />in new ideas and voice their opinions.
<br />RY AA is seeking an individual to be willing to work
<br />with the Park and Rec. Board on behalf of RY AA.
<br />Please attend our general meeting on May 31st, 7:30
<br />p.m.
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<br />This Summer two teams of Ramsey Jr. High boys
<br />will be playing softball in a league sponsored by the
<br />Champlin-Dayton Athletic Assn.
<br />Kieth Sauer is coaching the team sponsored by
<br />Moroz Hardware. Kieth is assisted by Don Young,
<br />Tim Kelsey, Dick West and Norm Thunell.
<br />Ted Johnson is coaching the team sponsored by
<br />B-B Floor Covering.
<br />Both teams are aiming for the State Tournament
<br />which will be held in July at Andrews Field in
<br />Champlin.
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<br />Waste Management officials and employees, Ramsey Jaycees,
<br />Mayor Reimann and Councilmen Cox & Deluca were on hand
<br />to start the day off.
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<br />Dale Henderson, Terry Miller, Ward Wilkins and Chuck Gregory
<br />presenting litter bags and coloring books at Franklin Elementary
<br />School.
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<br />Cheerful Chuggers 4-H Club with litter and debris picked along
<br />County Road 5.
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<br />RAMSEY LIONS
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<br />The Lions' big story this month is the Ramsey
<br />Community Picnic scheduled for June 14. We hope
<br />that all Ramsey residents can find the time to stop
<br />out at Central Park and participate in the festivities.
<br />The Lions, along with the RY AA, Boy Scouts and
<br />Ramsey Community Education Department have put
<br />a lot of time and effort into this project, so let's get
<br />together and make it a huge success!!
<br />At a recent meeting, the Lions held election of of-
<br />ficers for 1987-88. The following are the Lions that
<br />will take office effective July 1:
<br />President - Jerry Hamlet
<br />First Vice President - Gary Suchy
<br />Second Vice President - Leigh Lundberg
<br />Third Vic President - Olaf Olson
<br />One Year Director - Merle Mevissen,
<br />Pat Doroff
<br />Two Year Director - Roger Austin, Paul Swen-
<br />son, Dick Mevissen
<br />A few people have asked about the use of the
<br />building at Central Park. This building was erected
<br />for use by residents of the City of Ramsey. The sign
<br />on the building was put there to indicate that the
<br />building was donated by the Ramsey Lions.
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<br />RAMSEY RESIDENT'S MADE A
<br />CLEAN SWEEP MAY 2ND!
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<br />Keep America Beautiful Ramsey Clean-Up Day
<br />was a great success! Mayor Gary Reimann, several
<br />Councilmen, Ramsey Jaycees, Waste Management
<br />officials and employees were on hand to start the
<br />day off. Over 400 residents took advantage of the
<br />free dumping privileges offered by Waste Manage-
<br />ment of Minnesota, Inc. at the Anoka Regional
<br />Sanitary Landfill. Members of the Cheerful Chuggers
<br />4-H Club and Boy Scout Troop 362 and Cub Scout
<br />Pack 362 spent several hours picking litter and
<br />debris from several roads within the City of Ramsey.
<br />Jaycees manned the Recycling Center on that day
<br />providing information to residents as to facilities
<br />available for recycling.
<br />Additional Keep America Beautiful Week Activities
<br />included the Ramsey Jaycees repainting the City of
<br />Ramsey signs located at entrance points to the Ci-
<br />ty. Over 14,000 litter bags were distributed to 56
<br />Jaycees Chapters throughout the State of Min-
<br />nesota. In addition, litter bags and coloring books
<br />promoting the Keep America Beautiful idea were
<br />distributed to students at Franklin and Ramsey
<br />Elementary Schools. Bill Kirchner, a Waste Manage-
<br />ment employee, constructed and installed bluebird
<br />houses along the perimeter fences at the Anoka
<br />Regional Sanitary Landfill.
<br />Thanks to all who participated! Let's make Keep
<br />America Beautiful an on-going activity throughout
<br />the year.
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<br />Aerial view of Clean-up Day customers.
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<br />RAMSEY AREA CHURCHES
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<br />LORD OF LIFE LUTHERAN
<br />6139 157th Lane N.W., 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, M N 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, MN 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
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<br />RAMSEY JAYCEES NEWS
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<br />The Ramsey Jaycees would like to take this op-
<br />portunity to thank all the residents of Ramsey for the
<br />great response to the call for recyclable materials
<br />during the May 2nd Ramsey Clean-up Day. The
<br />Jaycees, in cooperation with Waste Management of
<br />Minnesota, Inc. and the City of Ramsey, volunteered
<br />that day to help make the operation a smooth runn-
<br />ing one. The clean-up day event began with Terry
<br />Miller of Waste Management recognizing Ramsey's
<br />efforts to maintain a beautiful community. Thanks
<br />again to all the Ramsey residents who helped make
<br />the community of Ramsey more beautiful by
<br />donating their recyclable steel, aluminum and
<br />papers to a worthwhile cause.
<br />Saturday, April 25th, the Ramsey Jaycees spent
<br />the day scraping and painting the "City of Ramsey"
<br />signs marking the city limits. The Jaycees hope this
<br />small undertaking will help add to the beauty of the
<br />City of RAMSEY.
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<br />First Ramsey Resident of the day with Mayor Reimann, Coun-
<br />cilman Cox and Site Manager Terry Miller.
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<br />Bill Kirchner, a Waste Management employee, with one of the
<br />bird houses he built and installed.
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<br />Cub Scout Pack 362 and Boy Scout Troop 362 picked paper along
<br />Industry and Ramsey Boulevards.
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