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these inflationary times. I would appreciate the continued support bt,Arden Hills residents and hope all eligible residents will vote, thoughtfully on November 2 in the selection of two Councilmen." I I (The following statements are from the candidates for Councilmen.) j Doug Barthany ; .... I have been a resident of Arden Hills for over 0 r 2 years, residing at 1926 Jerrold Ave, in Arden Hills. I am married to Gwen Barthany and we have two children, Paul age 19 and Susan age 17. I have beeni associated with the printing industry for the past 30 years and my wife has been employed by the Mounds view School system for the past 10 years. "As a member of your community over the past 20 years, I have worked with many of the local, county and state government units and have always had a great interest in the problems and concerns facing the residents of Arden Hills. I have always been dedicated to keeping Arden Hills an outstanding suburban family community where families can raise their children in a good environmental atmosphere, and where clean and respectable businesses can prosper and contribute toward the promotion of employment. "I truly believe Arden Hills is a fine place to live and raise a family. Over the past 20 years, I have seen our village grow and I have been involv- ed in the problems that accompany a growing village. I am more aware now than ever of the role that our Council plays on the lives of all of us, the residents of Arden Hills. It is my pledge to you that if you elect me to the Council, I will be your voice on the Council to express your ideas and concerns, and work for you in keeping Arden Hills a fine place to live....." Ward Hanson, 1538 Glenhill Road: "Why am I, after 23 years of residence, a candidate for the office of Councilman of Arden Hills? Through personal contact with a succession of five mayors and many of the people of their staffs, I have learned to appreciate the value of responsive local govern- ment. Furthermore, when I began to take an active part, in 1966 by becoming a member of the Planning Commission, I learned the value of good planning. More recently, starting in 1972 as a member of the Finance Committee and as Chairman the last four years, I learned how these administrations have been able to give such good service without letting expenses get out of hand. The vacancy left by Bill Feyereisen's resignation signaled the opportunity for me to put this experience into action. By serving as Councilman, I hope to assure the continuing responsive, efficient government Arden Hills has en- joyed so much in the past and has a right to expect in the future." "r.. Jim Luban, 1287 Ingerson Road: "As you know, one of our village Councilmen recently moved from the area, thereby leaving a void on our Council. Arden Hills needs a strong and viable Council that is concerned with the needs of the village and its people. "Having served in the past on the Arden Hills Public Works Committee (1975) and as a present member of the village Planning and Zoning Commission, I feel confident that the experience I have gainedfromthese positions has provided me with the necessary insight and knowledge on the affairs of the village to be able to adequately serve our community, if elected.