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DOG CLINIC A Dog Clinic will be held at Ramsey City Hall Maintenance Garage on Saturday, September 17th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Shots and dog licenses will be available. Ra/;ies $4.00 Distemper $6.00 ~:s..- -.-:---... ----" _.'".--_.~~. ~--- The City's Dog Catcher is BLAINE MIDWAY ALL PETS located in Blaine. For problems with stray dogs, direct calls to the City Hall between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., after . office hours call 427-1212 (police emergency). Note: The dog catcher urges persons to make every attempt to contain stray dogs in some manner until he can pick it up. In many cases where the dogs are not contained, by the time he arrives, the' dog has disappeared and the trip is wasted. Your cooperation will be sincerely appreciated. . For missing dogs, you may call Blaine Midway direct to see if they may have found the dog. The number is 784-3669. REMINDER The City has' a leash law and this law pertains to both day and night. DOG LICENSES: Dogs six months and older are required to have a license. Licenses are $3.00 for two years for male dogs or spayed female dogs and $5.00 for two years for unspayed females. The license may be purchased at City Hall during business hours or at the quarterly dog clinic. A current rabies certificate must be presented at the time the license is applied for; COMMUNITY SCHOOL NEWS I The summer of '77 found more than 300 Ramsey area youth involved in a variety of educational activities. Over 150 boys and girls participated in the summer baseball programs which stressed fundamentals and included game situations. Ramsey also had a teen softball team which gave fifteen area teens a chance to learn the game and compete with other Anoka area teams. In addition to the baseball program, Morning Playground and Afternoon Leisure Time Activities were held along with a Tiny Tots program for pre-schoolers. A few highlights of these programs included field trips to the University of Minnesota's Peppermint Tent Theatre and Touch and See Museum. Along with these field trips were various arts, crafts. and other recreational games and activities. All in all,the summer of '77 meant hours of enjoyment for a large number of Ramsey youth. FALL OFFERINGS YO UTH-This fall offeres a variety of enrichment opportunities for pre-schoolers and primary graders including Games Club, Dram Club, Kids Cooking, Story Hour. Ceramics, Soccer, Gymnastics and others. TEENS-In addition to the open gym night for teens, Ramsey again oHeres Snowmobile Safety and Fire Arms Safety this fall. AD U L TS-The Adult program also includes a variety of crafts and rec reational offerings including Quilting, Cake D~corating, Couples Volleyball, Bridge Club and many more. ADVISORY COUNCI L Here's a chance to become involved with Community Schools. If you are interested in your community and would like to meet some Ramsey residents come to the first Community School Advisory Council meeting on September 8th at 7:30 p.m. in the teachers lounge at Ramsey Community School. REflSTRATION Brochures have been mailed and flyers have been sent home with the kids outlining the Community School Fall Schedule. If anyone did not receive a Brochure please call the Ramsey Community School office between 1:00 and 5: 00 p.m. to request a flyer be sent out. Phone registration is as follows: September 14.15,16 From 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Ramsey Community School 427-9350 HOLIDAY CRAFTS In addition to the regular fall offerings, Ramsey will again hold a number of Holiday Craft Classes including Christmas macrame and a class on how to handmake your own Christmas gifts. Look for the District 11 brochure for further information or call 427-9350. lNflEW (CIiJIY ST AJFf '~h. Sheila Beyer began employment with the City on August 15, 1~77 in the clerical department. She is originally from Cloquet. Minnesota and moved to the Twin City area after high school graduation. Sheila and her husband Harlan, and three children Jason Jennifer and Jeffrey have lived- in the City of Ramsey for fiv~ years. Clayton Berg is the City'S new building official. Clayton and his wife Kathy and two children Daphne and Clinton, reside in Elk River and was preViously employed as Assistant City Engineer for the City of Columbia Heights for 11 years. Clayton Berg is a certified building official and he is presently working on completion of his Associate of Arts and Building Technology Degree.