Ramsey Resident - 1985 - July/August

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. .. AIR MAGES 427-0964 "A' Full SERVicE Nt FAMiLy SALoN" CD ~ HAIR IMACES c ::J Downstairs at ;:0;- Ct> the Meadow Creek ..... Office Building r SCULpTUREd NAiLs OJ ;:0;- Ct> CD < ~ 3480 Bunker Lake Blvd. Round Lake Blvd. Andover, MN 55303 Crime Stopper 'News The following thefts (larcenies), vandalism (damage to property), and burglaries 'were some of those reported in the City of Andover. If you have any information about these incidents call 427-1212 and do your part to stop crime! Andover Date Area Incident Description 4/15/85 15000 block of Burglary-Residence Forced entry gained thru lower Round Lake Blvd. window-numerous guns taken 4/18/85 3000 block of Larceny Theft of outboard motor and 153rd Lane depth finder which were on boat parked along side garage 4/23/85 14000 block of Larceny n Theft Theft of two toolboxes containing Osage S1. NW from vehicle numerous tools, toolboxes were in open box of pickup truck which was parked in driveway 4/25/85 15000 block of Burglary-Residence Forced entry gained through Prairie Road NW basement window. Taken was 10 speed, tennis bag, class ring and 5 or 6 bottles of liquor 4/27/85 3000 block of Burglary-Garage No sign of forced entry on garage 153rd Ave. Taken was chainsaw and com- pressor 4/28/85 14000 block of Damage to Property Youths believed to have gotten Raven S1. into fenced yard and broke ce- ment fountain and knocked over lawn furniture 5/3/85 3000 block of Burglary-Garage Theft of skill-saw and drill from 136th Ln unattached garage-overhead door on garage was left open 5/6/85 2000 block of Larceny Theft of lawnmower that was left 134th Ln sitting outside next to garage 5/8/85 16000 block of Burglary-Residence Only item taken was a pair of Narcissus S1. speakers - three doors were found open on residence 5/11/85 13000 block of Larceny Theft of boat motor-taken from Crooked Lk. Blvd boat stored outside 5/14/85 15000 block of Attempted Burglary Forced entry attempted to Oneida St Residence residence. No entry gail"ed- nothing found 10 be missing 5/17/85 13000 block of Larceny-Nightime Boat motor taken from boat Crosstown parked in driveway 5/18/85 16000 block of Bu.rglary-Residence, Nightime-Residents woke up after Zuni St hearing noise in home -saw living room light on and found front door open - fishing rod and reel and tackle box found to be the only items missing. 5/18/85 2000 block of Burg lary-Residence Forced entry gained to attached 179th Ave. garage and residence - micro- wave, TV, VCR taken in burglary 5/21/85 3000 block of Damage to Extensive damage dqne to vehicle 161st Ave Property which belonged to owner of business 5/21/85 4000 block of Burglary- Taken was $17bO rototiller. 165th Ave. Storage Shed Burglary believed to have occur- red between 5/20/85, 2200 hrs to 5/21/85, 1200 hrs 5/23/85 4000 block of Larceny CB radio taken from bOat stored 158th Ave in backyard IS YOUR HOME AND PROPERTY PROTECTED AGAINST THESE TYPES OF CRIME? Take positive action - hold a Key Communicator/Crime Prevention meeting in your neighbor- hood. For more information call 757-5800. Andover Athletic Association ATTENTION PARENTS The Andover Athletic Association is planning an In- House Volleyball League for girls in grades 3 and 4, and grades 5 and 6 to occur during the months of September and October. People who 'are inter- ested in supporting this pro- gram should contact Bob Sayer, Triple-A' Volleyball Director, at 753-4753. Also watch for future announce- ments about the program. If your daughters would be inter- ested, why not help it get started. FIRST ANNUAL YARD SALE SUCCESSFUL Triple-A's first annual, city- wide yard sale held last month has been called a success. . Thanks to many residents and non residents who donated unwanted goods for a tax de- duction. Most important, the sale of their goods has provid- ed additional money to pur- chase sports equipment for Triple-A's programs. We en- courage residents to remem- ber this program for next year and plan to save unwanted items that can be donated. The sale will get bigger every year thanks to you, and thus, so can Triple-A programs. Thanks again. Tri-City Newsletter, July/August 1985 - Page 9 1 I Become a Parent Volunteer in our School's I " Our VIP's are Very Important People in our schools. The purpose of the VIP's is to contribute quality assistance to the staff and students in order to provide the best learning experiences possible for the children. We need your help! Become a partner in making Crooked Lake the best possible school it can be. Below are potential areas you might want to become involved in. Training will be provided. Call 757- 5800 for more information. f , CLERICAL VOLUNTEERS To aid teachers and staff by: laminating, typing, phoning, putting up bulletin boards, running off stencils and dittos. TUTORING VOLUNTEERS To work with children in: reading skills review, math skills review, instructional games, group activities. SPECIALTY VOLUNTEERS To provide special help by: sharing artistic talent, playing piano or guitar, demonstrating special hobbies in class- rooms. I AM INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VIP AT CROOKED LAKE SCHOOL School Year1985~6 l . , ~ Name Address City State _ Zip Phone: Home Wo"" _ ------------------------------~ Up-Date on Andover Parks ~, Park development \', hlCt' will be occurring throughout the summer of 1985 are: On going improvement at the Andover Community Park Complex to include such items as picnic shelter and playground equipment which is anticipated to be ready by July or August of 1985. Park development on 138th Ave. to include a tot lot, play- ground equipment and fence. Chapman's park will be ex- panded along with the de- velopment in Woodland Ter- race. North Glen II park is in the process of being started with grading and seeding to in- clude fence and walkway lr-rOug" . ~e ~'" _ .. tion of a recreatiOnal aco" It) field. Playground equipment has been installed at Pleasant Oaks Park. The requests received in re- sponse to the Park Awareness Month in the last Tri City Newsletter were greatly ap- preciated. All items mentioned are being considered by the Park and Recreation Commis- sion. Any other resident input is greatly appreciated.' Con- tinue to send in responses. Feel free to call Andover Ci- ty Hall, 755-5100 if you have any comments regarding parks in the city, '\.