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NORTHSTAR YMCA <br /> FOUNDERS COMMITTEE <br />MINUTES FOR THE MEETING OF <br /> JUNE 12, 2003 <br /> <br />ATTENDANCE: Keith Rosdahl, Bill Helliwell, Nick Haidos, Cedric Olson, Stephanie Klinzing, Rhonda Magnussen, Margaret Johnson, <br />Michele Bergh, Suzanne Kostanshek, Mary Eberley, Ron Touchette, Todd Schoffelman, Ken Ebel, Ed Stotenburg, and Chad Lanners. <br /> <br /> TOPIC DISCUSSION ACTION <br /> Meeting called to order 7:05am. Cedric Wilson 1st <br /> Agenda and minutes approved Ken Ebel 2nd <br />Opening Thought Tom McKinney <br />Committee Updates The Program Committee met with Chad Lanners and Todd Schoffelman regarding Youth in <br />Program Committee Government. The committee is very serious about proceeding with this program. The next step is <br />Ken Ebel to meet with the schools and find a teacher interested in proceeding with this. Great opportunity <br /> for students to see how the system works and to participate in a model legislature. <br /> Chad reported on Day Camp Manitou. Approximately 65 children are currently signed up from <br /> Elk River and surrounding communities. Without a site such as the Emporium, we are not able to <br /> offer families before and after care or a three-day week like last year. As we move forward with <br /> programming these are valuable components to offer. <br /> The Senior Expo drew approximately 50 people. One element to develop out of the Expo was a <br /> "Senior Day at the Y". Five seniors joined us at Northwest for exercise, lunch, and a Senior <br /> Aerobics class. Transportation proved to be a concern. Several seniors were not able to get into <br /> the van and were not able to attend. Sue Kostanshek added that most seniors don't believe a <br /> YMCA will happen. They have to "see it now". More publicity would help. <br /> Michele reported on Elk River Family night, a collaborative between Elk River Rec. and the <br /> YMCA. While the turnout was good, with approximately 170 people attending, the weather may <br /> have caused some to stay away. There were pony rides, moonwalk, games and the YMCA Camp <br /> staff served the food and staffed the booth. A positive change from last year was the ability to <br /> spread activity areas out over a larger area. The next Family Night is scheduled for August 27, <br /> 2003. Volunteers will again be needed for that event. <br /> Things are in place fbr the upcoming Sherburne County Fair. Thank you Ed Stoutenburg for <br /> payment of the application fee. This year's booth will be inside, a much better location than last <br /> year. Joni Lawrence has volunteered to coordinate this activity. This is a wonderfid event, a great <br /> opportunity to showcase the Y. <br /> <br /> <br />