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RAMSEY LIONS CLUB <br />The Ramsey Lions Club is a community <br />service organization serving the city since 1972. <br />Our regular business meetings are first and third <br />Wednesdays of the month at 7 : 3 Opm at Holms <br />SuperBowl. For more information about the Lions <br />and what we do or if you are interested in <br />becoming a member, please see our website on <br />the internet at ww w.RamseyLions.org. Our <br />mailing address is PO Box 771 , Ramsey, MN <br />55303. <br />ANDOVER/RAMSEY MOMS <br />CLUB <br />Come join the Andover/Ramsey MOMS <br />Club for weekday activities like play groups, field <br />trips, Jam Hops gymnastics, and other fun outings. <br />In addition to daily events we also have a monthly <br />Mom's Night Out, Couple's Night Out, and <br />Family Day. Our monthly business meeting is on <br />the last Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m. at <br />Grace Lutheran Church at the corner of Round <br />Lake and Bunker Lake Boulevards. If you would <br />like further information about the club, please call <br />Suzanne at (763) 323 -4832 or Patti at (763) 767- <br />7990. We hope to see you soon! <br />LOWER RUM RIVER WATER <br />MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION <br />The Lower Rum River Water <br />Management Organization meets on the third <br />Thursday of each month at 8:30 a.m. in the <br />Committee Room of Anoka City Hall to discuss <br />storm and surface water issues affecting Ramsey, <br />Anoka, Andover and part of Coon Rapids. The <br />public is welcome to attend. <br />TEAM — Together Everyone Achieves More <br />RECREATIONAL FIRES <br />MUST BE 50' <br />FROM STRUCTURES <br />7 <br />Be sure to follow the City's burning regulations if winter inspires <br />you to have a recreational fire. <br />A recreational fire is an area of no more than three feet in <br />diameter or nine square feet. It must be located at least 50 feet from <br />any structure or vehicle. Burning barrels are prohibited. <br />Use only dry, clean wood. Plywood, chipboard and other <br />products containing resins or glues are strictly prohibited. Painted and <br />preservative- treated wood scraps can give off toxic smoke. Don't <br />inhale! Running grass fires are prohibited, except for prairie restoration. <br />Burning leaves, grass and debris is also prohibited. <br />Recreational burning is allowed only between the hours of 6 <br />p.m. and 6 a.m. Fires must be attended by an adult at all times until <br />completely extinguished. A garden hose connected to water should be <br />nearby. Violations can be subject to a citation, including extinguishment <br />charges of $250 per hour. <br />Be respectful of weather conditions, neighbors, burning bans, <br />and air quality so that nuisance, health or safety hazards will not be <br />created. <br />Open fires larger than three feet in diameter require a permit <br />which can be obtained at City Hall. A complete copy of Ramsey City <br />Ordinance #92 -03, which regulates burning, is also available at City <br />Hall. <br />INTERESTED IN GARDENING? <br />Join: <br />"The Ramsey Garden Club" <br />We meet the 3rd Tuesday of each month <br />7:00 p.m. <br />Brochures available with locations of meetings at City Hall <br />What do we do? <br />Garden tours, gardening guest speakers <br />Plant Sales and a lot of fun and socializing with our <br />members who love to garden. For information call: <br />Jean Harper — President at 763 - 421 -4401 <br />