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<br /> <br />r- <br />I <br /> <br />Page 4 - Ramsey Resident, January 1985 <br /> <br />Ramsey Area Jaycees <br /> <br />The Ramsey Jaycees thank <br />the residents of Ramsey for <br />their participation in "Ramsey <br />Jaycee Fall Clean Up Day." It <br />was a huge success thanks to <br />Terry Miller, chairperson, and <br />Waste Management of Minne- <br />sota, who donated all pro- <br />ceeds to the Ramsey Jaycees. <br />As you probably know, all <br />citizens of Ramsey could use <br /> <br />the landfill all day for a <br />nominal fee. We had a great <br />response and all positive. We <br />are now trying, and I say try- <br />ing, to have a "Ramsey <br />Jaycee Spring Clean Up Day." <br />So prepare for the best. We <br />will keep you informed and <br />again thanks to Terry Miller <br />and Waste Management of <br />Minnesota. <br /> <br />cat <br />q"" <br />fic <br />\.::tb <br />a'qs....... <br />d!'th~ ot.~~l!;tOy11t5~. met~1 <br />~O.~itory;:%;~he l'c;enfer.<.(has <br />." biQf,!?i0s.th'af;YouE~YrTlP your"\' <br />g,Jec~,~lable::materials into!l! <br />Trese arecl~arIY'''fT1~r~ed~pd <br />eEl~iIYg.access(ble_' MAli pro- <br />c..e~d s~ i IJg 0': toth ~..f3arTls~.y: <br />J aye ees fO rif ut UJJ1'c.~P;'fT1 u nj.ty jj: <br />development. ~leElsee:droR? 6ft;;? <br />all your metal and paper,at"tAe' <br />landfill arid help your com- <br />gJpnity.grow. <br /> <br />. . _~4-H~ <br />4-H Clubs In Ramsey VlV OUR COMMUNITY <br /> <br />There are approximately 3 <br />4-H Clubs that serve the <br />Ramsey area. Children from <br />the age.s of 8 to 19 are encour- <br />aged to join, and adult volun- <br />teers are always welcome. <br />Clubs meet once a month and <br />are involved in a variety of ac. <br /> <br />Cable TV <br />Commission <br /> <br />Monthly meetings for the <br />Quad Cities Cable Commis- <br />sion are set for Jan. 17 and <br />Feb. 21,1985. <br />The meetings are held in <br />the Anoka City Hall and start <br />at 5 p.m. Cable channel 3 will <br />carry the meetings live. <br /> <br />tivities like County Fair and <br />field trips. Members choose <br />from 150 projects ranging <br />from clothing to clowning, <br />and photography to pets. <br />To find out about a club <br />near you, please call the <br />Anoka County Extension Ser- <br />vice at 755-1280.' <br /> <br />Ramsey AA' <br /> <br />Tired of alcohol affecting <br />your life? Join us. <br />Ramsey A.A.: Thursdays <br />8:00 p.m., Sundays 7:30 p.m. <br />Ramsey AI:Anon: Thurs- <br />days 8:00 p.m., Sundays 7:30 <br />p.m. <br />Ramsey City Hall - rear en- <br />trance. <br /> <br /> <br />Sportsman Club <br />Dinner Planned <br /> <br />On Saturday, February 9, <br />1985, the Sportsman CI ub is <br />sponsoring a dinner at the <br />Party House on Hwy. 10 to <br />generate scholarship funds <br />for needy persons. <br />This fund raiser is an an- <br />nual family event and has <br />been held for seven years. In <br />past years, this fund raiser <br />has always been held at <br />Grace Lutheran Church on <br />Round Lake Blvd. Due to an <br />increasing amount of interest, <br />the Sportsman Club has ex- <br /> <br />panded the scope of this <br />event to allow more persons <br />who desire to participate the <br />opportunity to do so. <br />This year's event will again <br />include many door prizes and <br />well known' guest speakers. <br />Mr. Vern Gagne has indicated <br />that he may be available as <br />the main speaker. <br />Tickets may be obtained by <br />contacting one of the follow- <br />ing persons: Dale 0Ison/427- <br />0903; Bob Sylvester/421-6812; <br />Arnie Cox/421-3222; Ben Skur- <br />dah 1/780-1152. <br /> <br />..\.e: ...< .1> ~"'" ~Il. <br />. ...:' ":::~>>))\l.'~,~o~%EI(" e'l DI::)~:~(<' <br />;'\': ;P~~ ~, .... " [IJ' .~ <br /> <br />. Anoka Area Chamber Newsletter <br /> <br />By now most businesses in <br />Ramsey should be receiving <br />the monthly newsletter, if you. <br />have not, call the Chamber of- <br />fice to get your name on the <br />mailing list. <br />The new year will start off very <br />busy for the Anoka Area <br />Chamber. January 8 will be <br />the normal monthly meeting, <br />with a representative from the <br />phone company discussing <br />the phone' situation and <br /> <br />hopefully providing answers <br />to your questions. <br />Additionally, Thursday, Jan- <br />uary 10th, from 5 to 7 p.m., we <br />will host a "legislative recep- <br />tion" with the State Senators <br />and Representatives. This <br />should be a good time to tell - <br />them how you feel about the <br />new tax proposals as they <br />head to S1. Paul. Then on <br />January 29th, we will have our <br />second annual Trade Fair and <br /> <br />business card exchange. We <br />would invite anyone who has <br />an interest in Chamber affairs <br />or a desire to meet other in- <br />teresting people to attend - <br />we welcome you. For more in- <br />formation about the Trade <br />Fair or any other Chamber ac- <br />tivities, please call Marilyn <br />Halsey, Chamber secretary, at <br />the Chamber of Commerce, <br />1922 First Avenue. Phone: <br />421-7130_ <br /> <br /> <br />\-- <br /> <br />Vour elected officials <br /> <br />COUNTY COMMISSIONER <br />DISTRICT NO.1 <br />Natalie Haas <br />325 East Main <br />Anoka, MN 55303 <br />C/O Administration <br />421-47.60 Ex1. 1171 <br /> <br />STATE LEGISLATOR <br />DISTRICT NO. 50 <br />Senator Greg Dahl <br />24J State Capitol <br />296-5003 <br />DISTRICT NO. 50A <br />Rep. John Hartinger _ <br />12428 Tamarack S1. NW <br />Coon Rapids, M N 55433 <br />757-4082 <br /> <br />Got something to say? <br />Remember 'Citizen <br />Input' <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />t <br />i <br />f <br /> <br />The Ramsey City Council, <br />Economic Development Com- <br />mission, Park Board, Planning <br />and Zoning Commission, Air- <br />port Commission and Charter <br />Commission all have a <br />'Citizen Input' time set aside <br />at the beginning of each <br />meeting. 'Citizen Input' per- <br />mits citizens to address <br />Council. or Commissions <br />without first having to get on <br />the agenda. <br />If you have something that <br />you would like to bring to the <br />attention of Councilor Com- <br />missions, don't forget 'Citizen <br />Input.' . <br /> <br />NATIONAL LEGISLATORS <br />Senator David Durenberger <br />353 Russell <br />Senate Office Building <br />Washington, D.C. 20510 <br />Local phone 349-5111 <br />Senator Rudy Boschwitz <br />2317 Dirkson <br />Senate Office Building <br />Wasbington, D.C. 20510 <br />Local phone 221-0904 <br /> <br />CONGRESSIONAL <br />DISTRICT NO.6 <br />Congressman Gerry Sikorski <br />414 Cannon House <br />Office Bldg. <br />Washington, D.C. 20515 <br />Local phone 780-5801 <br /> <br />Join Operation <br />Identification <br /> <br />Have you had a burglary or <br />theft lately? Many residents <br />of Ramsey have. Some of <br />these thefts could have been <br />prevented if some basic <br />precautions had been taken. <br />Most people don't think about <br />being a victim of a burglary or <br />theft until after it has <br />occured - this is natural. Why <br />worry about something that <br />might never happen. But as of <br />recent years, burglary and <br />larceny are two of the fastest <br />growing crimes in Minnesota. <br />Two major reasons for this in- <br />crease are the chances of <br /> <br />~= <br /> <br />a burglar getting caught are <br />low and the opportunity for <br />the execution of the crime is <br />high. A large percentage of <br />residential burglaries are <br />committed by juveniles with <br />little or no criminal back- <br />ground, which means there is <br />usually little or no evidence <br />left at the scene of the crime <br />that can be directly traced <br />back to the perpetrator. <br />There are definite steps <br />that an individual can take <br />that can drastically reduce <br />the chances of a burglar at- <br />tacking your residence; and <br />they do not involve spending <br />tons of money to accomplish. <br />Now, I know what you're think- <br />ing. If a burglar really wants to <br />get in, he will. This is only par- <br />tially true. If a burglar has to <br />spend several minutes trying <br />to gain entry into a house, his <br />chances of getting caught <br />rise proportionately. The <br />more road blocks placed in <br />the path of the burglar, the <br />better the chance of someone <br />seeing him. He may resort to <br />entering the residence by <br />making more noise, another <br />element precious to burglars. <br />The intent of the burglar is to <br />get in, get the goods, and get <br />out in the quickest and <br />quietest way possible. Now <br />some people might make the <br />statement, "Why should I <br />bother; I have insurance; if <br />anything is taken or damaged, <br />I'll get it back." Sometimes <br />yes, sometimes no. You may <br /> <br /> <br />1....r.,..,.;..,......B...f..H.~ · <br />."~I'e""4H@ .'j; <br /> <br />:*,ifh'k1f " <br />i:ff <br />-~:;.' ;:-"'~.:;.' <br /> <br />.,,)$1 <br /> <br />have insurance that covers <br />your property for depreciating <br />value rather than replacement <br />value. If you do have replace- <br />ment value, then all you have <br />to worry about is someone in- <br />truding into your house, <br />usually by busting down the <br />front door, ransacking it, <br />. stealing precious keepsake <br />items. damaging property, <br />loss of irreplaceable items, <br />arguing with an insurance in- <br />vestigator, talking to police, <br />attempting to put your house <br />back into order again, and <br />possibly suffering increased <br />insurance rates. Don't kid <br />yours.elf into thinking that this <br />can't happen to you - it can <br />and the truth is that it will pro- <br />bably happen to you sooner or <br />later. <br />One of the ways you can <br />discourage burglars is by join- <br />ing Operation Identification. <br />This is a process whereby the <br />homeowner can mark their <br />property with a special instru- <br />. ment with a special computer <br />number. If their property is <br />stolen it can be traced back to <br />them, even if the property is <br />taken out of state. A burglary <br />was reported by a Ramsey <br />resident and several elec- <br />tronic items were taken. The <br />homeowner did not copy the <br />serial numbers of the items, <br />nor did he mark the items in <br />any way. Had similar property <br />been recovered, we could not <br />return the items to the victim <br />because there was no way to <br /> <br />identify the items as his. <br />There are several thousand <br />VCR's, cameras, TV's, etc., <br />made by manufacturers each <br />year and the only way that we <br />can make positive identifica- <br />tion is by a serial or special <br />identification number. Opera- <br />tion Identification is FREE. <br />Ramsey's Police Department <br />will loan you the tools, papers <br />and stickers to assist you in <br />the identification process. We <br />also explain the program to <br />you in detail. Along with <br />Operation Identification, we <br />provide you with a burglary <br />packet which contains pam- <br />phlets on locks, alarms, how <br />to protect yourself when out <br />alone, and other pertinent in- <br />formation. You can stop by Ci- <br />ty Hall, Monday through Fri- <br />day, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. to get <br />these materials. Call ahead to <br />let us know and we'll have the <br />materials ready for you when <br />you arrive (427-1410) <br />Another way to reduce the <br />threat of burglary is to set up, <br />or attend, one of our burglary <br />seminars. These seminars are <br />free and very informal. It also <br />gives you a chance to ask one <br />of our officers questions in <br />regards to any pOlice matter. <br />These seminars help elim- <br />inate problems which occur <br />between the police and the <br />public due to poor com- <br />munication. A seminar will be <br />held in February at Ramsey <br />Elementary School. 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