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l , 7tJ1#Ie 0, 'R 4Htd-etf Herb 1'1urphy, Chai~an 14100 ST. FRANCIS BLVD. N. W. Arnola Cox, SupervJ.sor . ANOKA MINNESOTA 55303 Jerry Hopperstad, SupervJ.sor ' . 427-1410 March 6, 1974 VOL. V NEWSLETTER James Peterson, Clerk Roger Gorham, Treasurer Mike Auspos, Constable Our annual meeting will be held at the Tec. Center at 8:30 p.m. on March 12,1974 in Rooms 202 and 202A.. We hope everyone who can do so, will attend this meeting. Our annual election will be held at the Town Hall from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on March 12, 1974. No one can register for 20 days prior to elec- tion day but you can register the day of election at the Town Hall. If you register on election day you will need one of the following for proof of residence. . 1. Valid Minnesota Driver's License. 2. NO~B~rti~1r~tt~nst~t~i6tC~~n~~@~~~ by the Department of 3. Have an individual registered in the precinct sign an oath in the presence of an election judge that he personally knows the applicant to be a precinct resident. We will list here the names of the people who have filed for thevariolls offices: For Supervisor; Bradley Bodle, Charles Delaney, Myron Lewerenz Herb Murphy, Kay W. Nelson, and Beverly Oliphant. For Treasurer: Kath- leen Anderson. For Clerk: Ivan C. Fields and James M. Peterson. Some of Ramsey's citizens are confused by the incorporation and annexa- tion issues. The Town Board has taken the position of "incorporation" which means they want Ramsey to become a city with our own government. The word "annexation" means we would be controlled by the City of. Anoka and not have our own government. There is a great difference. We would like to thank all the citizens from our Township who showed up for our last annexation hearing at the Commissioners' Room in Anoka and especially those ladies who carried signs before the meeting. The wea- ther was zero, very unpleasant, and this was not an easy task and we want them to know it was very much appreciated and that it did make its mark. It let people from the Municipal Commission, the City of Anoka, and especially the residents of Ramsey know that our Township has real meaning for the people who call it "home." The Town Board is a\'iare of the fact that many roads are in bad condition. They know there are many trouble spots. This winter's freezing and thaw- ing has caused much of this problem. Roads are a priorty item and the Board plans to upgrade and rebuild roads that are in need of repair. We hope you have been listening to KANO on Friday noons at 12:45 for our weekly report. We have had re uests from citizens in Ramse information ,