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Page 6 March 200 I Centerville: Preserving the Past while Focusing on the Future Centennial Women of Today The Centennial Women Of Today is a local community service organization and is looking for active, community minded women to join their organiza- tion. The United States Women Of To- day is a non-profit organization that was established in 1985 and currently is pre- sent in 17 states with over 4,000 mem- ber across the nation. The Minnesota Women Of Today evolved from the Mrs. Jaycees and in 1985 voted to form the Women Of Today and has the larg- est membership of any state. Minnesota has 123 chapters and over 2,000 mem- bers. The Centennial Chapter was estab- lished in 1997 and has 14 members. They want to increase their membership to allowing more participation within the community. There are several reasons to join Centennial Women Of Today: -Meet New Friends - get to know other women in your community through fun social events such as pro- gressive dinners, golf outings, craft nights and cross-country skiing. -Get Involved - work with a women 's shelter, a nursing home, clean up the neighborhood environment or raise money for a needy family. You might have seen Centennial Women Of To- day in the Circle-Lex Coop Daze pa- rade or Sandburr Days last year. They also support foundations such as the March of Dimes, Kidney Disease or Domestic Violence Network. -Improve & Grow - participate in semi- nars such as stress management, finan- cial planning or internet use. Learn self-defense. Be part of a team on pro- jects. Sharpen your written and oral skills by contributing to their newslet- ter or presenting at one of the meet- ings. Please join The Centennial Women Of Today. Meetings are scheduled for the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. Our meetings are in the Anoka County Library on Civic Heights Drive in Circle Pines. For more information call Dawn Poellinger at 65 1-483-6890 or Connie Maw 651-780-7393. Lino Lakes Senior Center The Lino Lake Senior Center, located at I 189 Main Street in Lino Lakes, along County Road 14 is bustling with activity for area residents. They have a monthly schedule full of activities that include: bowling, fitness, line dancing, ce- ramics, cribbage, Tai Chi, weight lifting, cards, and wood carving. Meals and special trips are also scheduled throughout the month as well! Please contact the Center's Director, Peg at 612-803-9556 for hours of opera- tion and more details. Economic Development Committee Centerville's Economic Development Committee (EDC) a seven member commit- tee whose main purpose is to promote economic development in the City of Cen- terville. The EDC sponsors the annual of Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award, and have welcomed new businesses into town. EDC Committee Members Rick Terway, Aimee Foirbrother (Chairperson), Betsy Scheller, Tim Rehbine. Not Piaured: Michelle Moser. r- I I I I I I I I I I ----------- -.. I I I I I I I I I I --- - Water Meter Billing Change At the February 28, 200 I City Council Meeting, Council approved-the purchase of new utility billing software. Staff is eager to begin use of same and is anticipating the first ... quarter sewer and water billing to be forwarded to resi- U dents by the 2nd week of April. A You will notice several changes in format that will assist you U in understanding your bill and the convenience of removing just the upper portion of your bill and returning same along with your payment. One of the most major modifications will be moving from a two (2) part postcard to a full sheet, envelope billing. The City apologizes for the inconvenience of all residents receiving new account numbers. The purchase of the new utility billing software is step two (2) in the process of becoming closer a fully function remote meter reading system. If you have any questions regarding your utility bill, please do not hesitate to contact Kris or Teresa at 65 1-429-3232. ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..