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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSeptember 197611 u Published by The Arden Association No. 101 September 1976 ...• A change in the current Arden Hills Council: William Feyereisen resigned his Council seat Tin August due to the move he and his family have made to Flagstaff, AZ of an expected ten- ® month duration. In his letter of resignation, Bill commended Council and Staff for their : dedication and fine work in the interests of Arden Hills. The Town Crier extends its C N: thanks to Bill for his conscientious attention to the Council duties and responsibilities dur- ing his past three and a half years as Council - Iman, and wishes him and his family a pleasant WON and rewarding stay in Arizona..... Council has the option of appointing a replacement to fill this vacancy for the remainder of the un- expired term (until December 31, 1976) or allow- ing it to remain empty until election. (As of this writing no appointment has been made.) Arden Hills residents will be voting for three Council seats at the November 2 general election: Mayor Uenry Crepeau's seat (a two-year term); Council- man James Wingert•s seat (a four-year term); and the seat vacated by Bill Feyereisen, also a four-year term. Filings for these offices will be from September 21 -October 5, 1976 at the Village Hall. Pre -registration for the November 2 election can be done anytime from now until October 12, after which time registration is closed until Election Day. Village Hall hours are Monday -Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M., with special hours for pre -registration on Friday, October 8 until 9:00 P.M., Saturday, October 9 from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. and Tuesday, October 12 from 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Pre -registration is more efficient and saves time at the polls on Election Day! Make it easy on yourself - stop in the Village Hall or tel- ephone for registration materials NOW...... If you have voted or registered in Arden Hills within the last four years it is not necessary to register again..... ..... Absentee Ballots. If you will require an absentee ballot, this can be obtained by calling Ramsey County Department of Elections at 298-4181. Be sure to allow time for this to reach you by mail and to be returned, by mail, by Election Day..... ..... Voter turnout for Sept. 14 Primary: Precinct I - 1734 eligible voters, 603 voted; Precinct II - 1268 eligible, 496 votes; Precinct III - 171 elig- ible, 35 votes..... The Public Safety Committee is seriously concerned with the Village's dog problem. A tougher ordinance is contemplated. Complaints have increased, of barking and'howling dogs, instances of dogs chasing and, biting people, more and more running loose and uncontrolled. And we are all"too familiar with the unpleasantness of cleaning up the "deposits" left in our yards. Arden Hills' dog ordinance states that dogs must be,under the control of ' owners at all times - obviously this is not the case and the Public Safety Committee and Council are strongly considering recommending, ,passing and enforcing a much stricter dog ordinance. Request from the Police Department: The Sheriff's Association has raised $60,000 for the Isanti County. Boys Ranch facility/building but has run short , of funds for equipment. WANTED: Any used, useable sports equipment you wish to donate (uniforms, balls, anything). Please drop items at the Vil- lage Hall any weeX-day between 8:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. If you have any questions, call Police Dept.'secretary, Ida Adair at the Hall - 633-5676. ..... Council recently appointed Paul Hustings and Herb Tatley Reserve , Police Officers for Arden Hills..... Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department Open House on October 10, from noon until 5:00 P.M, at the Lake Johanna Fire Station, 3246 New Brighton Road. Some attractions - equipment displays, flea market (for a nominal fee anyone may set up displays or sell wares - no pre -registration necessary - just come between 11:00 A.M. and noon to set up your tables), pop, hot dogs and popcorn sold by A. H. Sportsmen's Club and the LJFD Auxiliary, clowns and entertainment, "Resussi-Annie "will be there along with trained firemen for demonstrations on cardio -pulmonary resuscitation, as well as demonstra- tions of first-aid and rescue techniques..... and more! It really sounds interesting and Sue Luehrs, 633-0514 and Clark Adair, 631-2398 say they'd welcome more local attractions, talent and displays. Call them for more information..... If you were unfortunate enough to miss the Arden Hills Memorial Day Parade sponsored by the Arden Hills Community Service Club, don't miss this opportunity too because A. H. groups know how.to DO things with real, of fashioned community spirit..... Wild Turkey Report: Thanks to Pat Reioux for responding with an up -date on the wild turkey rumors (which turned out to be true) of last month. Seems the Gene Gazelka family who lived on Lake Johanna moved last summer and on moving day as the Gazelka boys were loading up the various wild -life they'd been raising, one of their wild turkeys escaped. The family hopes that anyone seeing it will not think of it in terms of Thanksgiving, but rather might want to put some food out for it. The turkey can survive the winter without shelter as long as it has food. Northwestern College's request for a Special Use Permit to construct a Fine Arts Building was denied by Council..... ..... Bids awarded on road up -grading: Hamline Ave. from County Road F to Highway 96, cost - $11,643.60; County Road F from Lexington Ave. to Hamline, cost - $155,173.30..... MTC ROUTE 35F TO ST. PAUL @M,A... N.E. 35F BLAINE NOR TOWN A••��w. N.E. C a e SPRING 3 ZONE t� BUNDS VIEW 77 LAKE PARK 656 6. SCHEDULE, C°'Rd'"2 9 MONDAY—FRIDAY: TO ST. PAUL Old 96 Hwy 8 Ham - Co 96 line AM AM 6651 656 706 711 736 741 GRAM CT DAEu rs Rd. H J as J Hwy. 96 s O NEW BRIGHTON ARDEN HILLS Co, Rd. F Victoria 7th Robert AM AM 702 725 717 740 747 810 SPARK & RIDE LOCATION ZONE 3 SHOREVIEW F 1624 FKe limip �55��tt LITTLE o+.ssJ�\ CANADA 11 9/15/76 Y owtNEO Aot. 35E Far. Limits ZONE 1 LORENZ BUS SERVICE TO ST. PAUL St, ZONE MTC ROUTE 4 Co. 4 4G Rice Lv. #96 & Lex.: Co. Rd. 96 Old and 4th F Ham- Hwy 8 Univ RobtVictoria Co. line Co 96 PM r PM PM PM 434 440 505 511 516 504 511 535 541 546 11 9/15/76 Y owtNEO Aot. 35E Far. Limits ZONE 1 LORENZ BUS SERVICE TO ST. PAUL St, ZONE MTC ROUTE 4 Inbound: 4 4G l ' Lv. #96 & Lex.: 5 (SNELLING) 5:55 A.M. p V NEW BRIGHTON = 7:07 A.M. 7:40 C°"°1 4:33 P.M. Thisroute has, Co. F-, $1. Pa. N.. MN.r. M-11% an extensive ZONE 2 D Ar. St. Paul: schedule and a m 1Rd. B-2 Co. Rd. C — cROSEVILLE space 4F-5 = t t.rr. w ------- Terminal d. 4E ROSEDALE HAR� and �__---- 6:50 A.M. hut._. bound SHOPPING MAR CENTER 7:50 A.M. Larpenteur mit in- H P OW ft Nwr. N - 4ft Mud. Co.0 5:05 P.M. Lv. 4th & Minn.. SUBURBAN '.'FARE LIMITS cluding set 4CD Call 784-7196 7:25 A.M. Co. for stop 4:40 P.M. ------ M. C times- at 5:10 P.M. inter- 5:22 4A Rt. mediate Ar. #96 & Lex.: SL Paw Aa— corners. p- ZONE 1 0 Caw" M. C — wmt ' 7:47 A.M. 5:18 P.M.M 5:46 P.M. Ettsss Ayat s101a �. a- a h A atit t-- 9/15/76 St. Clair Ave. R~ G.S.A. _ Bldg. ® .s.w. 66 Student fares 104 less than above adult rates children under 6, free MTC ROUTE 38 TO MINNEAPOLIS OirPines II 0�th North Rd. New "Express" Route Lexington Schedule: M° r4 Woodland D. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Resn �a TO DOWNTOWN 107th Lex.- North- 35W Cleve. Cleve. 8th ce d Sun- North way and & Co. & CO. and b set Road Ctr. Naples Rd. E2 Rd. D Marq. 2: AM St, ZONE MTC ROUTE 4 8th Ave. N.W. 4 4G AM AM 5 (SNELLING) FARE LIMITS_ °p C_o._Rd. E m 7:10 NEW BRIGHTON = 7:23 7:40 O si ARDEN Thisroute has, Co. Q HILLS d. D g an extensive ZONE 2 D = FA J g ,--RE-LIMI--TS schedule and a m 1Rd. B-2 Co. Rd. C — cROSEVILLE space 4F-5 3 t e1. Road B , here does Terminal d. 4E ROSEDALE HAR� and � � J not per - North SHOPPING MAR CENTER Ave. Larpenteur mit in- Rd. E2 Larpenteur E SUBURBAN '.'FARE LIMITS cluding set 4CD PM Hoyt PM PM PM 9 raska413 it. if 4:45 PAUL 511 ll"gton you have an 5:22 4A Rt. Com interest in ob— 5:10 HL 7 Minnehaha taining it, call ZONE 1 0 —� Rt. 16 --- University - the MTC at: ---"-" Rt. 21 SeIbY Ave. 827-7733 i Rt. 37 Grand A Rt. 10 St. Clair Ave. Rt. 14 Randolph ►LEASE HAVE EXACT Mon ve. c FARE READY. DRIVERS 00 NOT CARRY CHANGE LL THANK YOU cc Edgc umbe6Road *Fares. are 30, E c'#L7 40, 50 & 604 - ' depend- , Gram a ing on length of ride. G.S.A. _ Bldg. ® .s.w. 66 Student fares 104 less than above adult rates children under 6, free MTC ROUTE 38 TO MINNEAPOLIS OirPines II 0�th North Rd. New "Express" Route Lexington Schedule: M° r4 Woodland D. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Resn �a TO DOWNTOWN 107th Lex.- North- 35W Cleve. Cleve. 8th ce d Sun- North way and & Co. & CO. and b set Road Ctr. Naples Rd. E2 Rd. D Marq. 2: AM AM AM AM AM AM AM 6:57 7:Ot 7:07 7:10 7:17 7:23 7:40 FROM DOWNTOWN 12th Cleve. Cleve. 35W North. Lex.- 107th --- 2nd& Co. & Co. and way North Sun - Ave. Rd. D Rd. E2 Naples Ctr. Road set PM PM PM PM PM PM PM 4:45 5:05 511 5:18 5:22 528 533 5:10 5530 5:36 5:43 5:47 5-.53 5:58 9/15/76 County Rd. E2 New Brighton ---,i 4th St. E. Minneapolis County Rd. D. G St. *I PIN, ,n. Cross Rd. 4 a vY r Zone 3 � ga UNorthway Qi Shopping Center County G Zone 2 Arden Hills Zone I Route 38 -No stops Express Service --- Fare Zones Park & Ride Z961 "oN 3!wJad *UUIW 'Wed 2S a I V J 36vlsod 's *n xa�.tAV MEETING SCHEDULES: (Village Hall Telephone: 633-5676). Council - Sept. 23 a joint Council/Finance Comm. Mtg. re 1977 Budget. ' Regular Meeting: September 27. (Village Hall, 7:30 P:M.) Finance — Sept. 23 as above, and regular meeting on October 14. (The latter at 8:00 P.M., Village Hall.) Human Rights - October 7, 7:30 P.m., Village Hall. Parks & Rec. - October 12, 8:00 P.M., Village Hall. Public Works, - October 6, 7:30 P.M., Public Works Bldg. Public Safety - October 4, 7:30 P.M., Village Hall. Planning Comm.- October 5, 8:00 P.M., Village Hall. COPY DEADLINE FOR NEXT TOWN CRIER - OCTOBER 10. CONTACT SEC./ED. JAN HOLLENHORST, 1822 VENUS AVE., 55112, TELEPHONE: 633-1822. ****$$$$**** Attend Sept. 23 Council/Finance/Dept. Head Meeting ****$$$$**** and learn more about money - allocation and expend- , ****$$$$**** itures, budget chopping, etc. ****$$$$****