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embarrassed to invite guests over because he never knew which way the wind would be blowing. He added that jogging after work was often unpleasant because of the air. ----- The high school students simply blame it on their cafeteria. FLOOD INSURANCE MEETING A meeting has been tenatively scheduled for November 19, at 7:30 PM, at the Village Hall, to explain the Flood Boundary and Floodway Map of Arden Hills. If your house is located in a certain flood zone, you'will need flood insurance for certain mortgages; the mortgage company usually checks on the location with the Village Hall. If you are interested in this, please call the Village Hall (633-5676) for verification of the meeting date --it may change. You are also welcome to go to the Village Hall and look at the flood maps; they are available 8s00 AM to 4:30 PM. CABLE TELEVISION The City Council at its October meeting has appointed a Cable Commun- ication Citizen Advisory Committee. So far, members of this committee are Gerald Landsberger, Roger Moerke, Glenn Geffert, and Chairman Jim Wingert. The purpose of the committee is to find out just what are the current fed- eral and state laws governing Cable TV, to discover what our community wants, and then to see what the Cable TV companies have to offer. The Council will then listen to the committee's recommendations and decide what to do. If you have any ideas on this, feel free to contact any of the committee members or call the Village Hall. NEW RECEPTIONIST Mary Michaud is the new receptionist and clerk -typist at the Village Hall, and a lovely lady she is indeed. Coming to us from across the border (Shoreview), she is bright and efficient and will work full-time-. The only other thing I know about Mary so far is that she was born in England and came here when she was three. THANK -YOU LETTERS Two letters of appreciation were received at the Village Hall this month, and it's so nice to hear praise instead of complaint that I thought you should know about them. The first was a thank -you note for the Open House at the Village Hall sponsored by the League of Women Voters. The man who wrote in said his small children had a ball on the fire engines and public works equipment and wanted to return the next day. The other letter is a giant thank -you to Rice Creek Watershed for the improvement of the ditches into and out of Lake Johanna. When the lake stays Inside its banks during the next "100 -year" storm, more people will probably be writing letters too. DEFERRED ASSESSMENTS FOR SENIOR C ITI ZENS The Arden Hills City Council has passed a resolution saying that under certain circumstances, special assessments for Senior Citizens can be paid later. Please call the Village Hall (633-5676) for more details. POTPOURRI The State has sent us a letter promising grant money to the tune of , $4654 for the Arden Hills Hiking Trail. This is 40% of the total expected cost ..... The Public Safety Committee asks that residents and businesses in AH please keep the fire hydrants clear of snow this winter. And If there is a senior citizen with a hydrant near you, maybe you could keep his clear too..., The Presbyterian Homes are hoping to have the Sutton Place apartments com- pleted by January. Hard to believe the place was once a school.....