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AMSEY EPORTER RAMSEY SPRING "CLEAN UP DAY" The Ramsey Jaycees will be sponsoring Spring Clean-Up Day, May 17, 1980. The Jaycees will be picking up lifter. along the major roads in the City. There will also be free dumping at the landfill on May 17th to Ramsey residents. People who want to dump that day at the landfill will need a window sticker which can be picked up at the Ramsey City Hall after May 5th. Also, if handicapped people or senior citizens have trash to be hauled out, the Jaycees will also be offering pick- up for them at no charge. These people must contact City Hall by 5:00 p.m. May 12th. PET CLINIC The City of Ramsey will hold a pet clinic for dogs and cats on Saturday, April 19, 1980 at the Ramsey Municipal Center, 15153 Nowthen Boulevard N.W. from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. It will be held in the fire Barn -left at the entrance and around to the rear of the building. Rabies Vaccinations are $4, distemper $6 and City dog licenses will be on sale also. The cost for a two year dog license is $3 for male or spayed female and $5 for unspayed female. NOTE: You do not have to be a resident of Ramsey to take advantage of the shots at the Pet Clinic. CITY jSCHOOL NEWSLETTER BOARD OF REVIEW Notice is hereby given that the Board of Review of the City of Ramsey In Anoka County, Minnesota, will meet at the office of the Clerk in said Ramsey Municipal Center at 7:00 p.m. on the 12th day of May, 1980 for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the assessment of said City for the year of 1980. All persons considering themselves aggrieved by said assessment, or who wish to complain that the property of another is assessed too low, are hereby notified to appear at said meeting and show cause for having such assessment corrected. No complaint that another person is assessed too low will be acted upon until the person so assessed, or his agent, have been notified of such complaint. ACHS RECYCLING PROJECT The Anoka County Humane Society earns funds by collecting aluminum and cashing it In for 20 cents a pound. Aluminum includes cans, foil, pie plates, pots and pans and door and window frames.-anything aluminum. Please have all aluminum packaged for portability, such as sturdy yard bags to contain the cans. When you have aluminum to be given, please call 421.9511 to locate a drop spot or to have it picked up. We believe this is one way that young people and even smaller children can help when they care yet lack time or supervision to volunteer in other ways. Money we recleve is used for general expenses and in developing our education program and purchase needed equipment. We are a nonprofit group and fund raise for all money we need. NON.P~OFIT OAG U. S. POSTAGE PAID ANOKA. MINNESOTA Permit No. 40 . \ P. '(V"I \ q;y0 J ABOUT THOSE DOGS. . . The complaints on dogs running loose are increasing daily. There is a leash law in Ramsey which states dogs must be leashed or contained at all times and we are asking everyones help in adhering to the law. It is {listurblng to residents as they are not always sure on how to handle a situation of a neighbors dog they Just chased out of their garbage can, dropping "goodies" on the front lawn, etc. It Is costly for the homeowner to repair damages from dogs and It can be a great source of irritation and bitter feelings between neighbors. Many residents feel they have "country living" by moving into the City of Ramsey and by feeling this way let their dogs run loose. It may interest everyone to know that a dog does not have any more rights than a human being in t.hat the trespass law does also apply to dogs as well as people. As a dog owner you are just as responsible for the whereabouts of your dog as the parent or guardian is for a child. Again, weare asking everyones cooperation in keeping their dogs contained or leashed at all times as required In the City Ordinance. -Thank you, Ramsey City Council Ramsey School Restoration North Star Federated Women's Club continues.to work with the Anoka County Historical Society in its efforts to restore the Ramsey School as a living museum of the oldest school in the county. At the direction of the Historical Society, Club members are continuing to research by interviewing former students or others in any way connected with the school, tracing the chain of title to the land through real estate records at the Courthouse and reading microfilm of eary newspapers and school records. Anyone having information regarding the school's history is asked to contact the Historical Society at 421-0600 or North Star Federated, Bonnie Anderson, CIP Chairman, at 421.3265.