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SUMMER PARKS AND RECREATION The summer playground activities for kids is being held in various parka around Arden Hills and looks like a lot of fun. There will be two play leaders at each site, and pre -registration for your child is NOT necessary. In fact, ' the program is designed to accommodate the irregular attendance which often accompanies vacation time. Included in the activities are crafts, active games hiking, cook -outs, etc. ---something for everyone. Here is the schedule, come whenever you can: For ages 4 through 6s Monday and Wednesday mornings, 9:30 a.m. to Noon at Florall, Ingerson, and Arden Manor Parks Tuesday and Friday mornings, 9:30 a.m. to Noon at Freeway, Sampson, and Valentine Parks For ages 7 and overt Monday and Wednesday afternoons, 1s00 p.m. to 4s00 p.m. at Freeway, Sampson, and Valentine Parks Tuesday and Friday afternoons, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Floral, Ingerson, and Arden Manor Parks ' There will also be adventure trips (new Zoo, Science Museum, Apple River, etc.) on Thursdays. These trips do require pre -registration and will, of course, cost something for admission and transportation. Check at your local playground at the times listed above for further information on these excursions. For teens and adults, Arden Hills is offering both tennis and golf instruc-1 1 tion this summer. The golf lessons are on Tuesday or Thursday evenings, 6 one- hour classes for $12.00. The tennis classes are Mondays or Tuesdays, 6 one- hour adult sessions for $10.50. Please call the Village Hall at 633-5676 for more information or for registration. SEWER OR WATER EMERGENCIES If you are beset with a sewer or water problem on a weekend or holiday,, ' call the Sheriff's Office at 484=33$6 and they will dispatch a man who is on call for the Public Works Department. "UNBUILDABLE" LOT More on that "unbuildable" lot on Lake Johanna: the Planning Commission recommended that the applicant submit a plan for a house which would utilize the same portion of the site that is now used by the existing structures. That way the owner won't need to ask for any more variances for the new building than already exist on the old one. WYNRIDGE DEVELOPMENT Some discussion was held at the Planning Commission concerning the proposed names for several of the streets in the new Wynridge development. (This is the area just east of Hamline and south of Amble Road.) Some of the planned names are Wyncrest Lane, Wyncrest Court, and Wynridge Drive. The majority of the Planning Commission members felt that such a similarity of names causes confusion; however, one member said she thinks that name similarity identifies an area and actually reduces confusion. The Council will eventually make the decision. There are 52 lots in this development. OTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CITY Cardiac Pacemakers is ready to start Phase III of its planned expansion. This will be another office building and will come up before the Planning Com- mission shortly. Also, Eastside Beverage has found it necessary to expand already, as has I.C. Systems, When I.C. Systems built on Lexington in 1972, it was thought they would be set for 25 years, but already they have both parking and office space , problems. They would like to stay in Arden Hills if they can. Both the addition to the city Public Works building and the installation of