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�I -4- Council members he had been especially impressedwith two of the City's young • policemen, Officers Scholl and Ohl , who had offered to supervise the center activities and he perceived, appeared to have a sincere interest in helping the young people to get their center. Councilman Marks reported that at the last meeting of the Executive Committee for the Youth Service Bureau he had been given a report which indicated the Bureau had provided counseling services for 60. cases in St. Anthony to date, with three . additional cases undertaken between December and March. The Councilman suggested it might be beneficial for the new Youth Bureau Director to meet with the Mayor and Council to discuss some of'-these cases on a "nameless basis" of course, and at the same time to give the City officials some sense ofwhat the Bureau does, how they operate, and how effective their programs have been up to now. Councilman Ranallo recalled--the Bureau had asked the City for about $7,000 last year, which he doubted would be feasible- with current budgetary restrictions, but he agreed it would take more than a few minutes during a Council meeting to find out just what the Rureau would be providing for that amount and to clear up some of the questions which Councilman Marks had been unable to answer about how the statistics were developed. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Makowske to request staff to try to set up a Council work session with the Director and other members of the Youth Service Bureau for 6:30 P.M. , Monday, June 3rd, if that date is acceptable to the Bureau Director. • Motion carried unanimously. The June 4th meeting with the Community Services Committee was noted and the Mayor reminded the Council members that the annual dinner for the Association of Metro- politan Municipalities would be held at the Sheraton Midway at 5 :30 P.M. , May 30th. Mr. Childs told Councilman Ranallo only two residents had called to question why the Fire Department had conducted the house burning training exercise on Edward Street on what they perceived to be a rather windy day. The Manager pointed out that there were fewer negative figures in the April liquor sales summary. Both that report and the April Fire Department report were ordered filed along with the Hance Law Firm listing of St. Anthony prosecution activity during April . Council members indicated they were glad to see cost savings for 1984 contained in the report from Seven Council Fire Department Joint Powers Purchasing Consortium which had been included in their agenda packet and Mr. Childs indicated he perceived the program had been a very successful one for the Village. During the consideration of the May 9th staff notes, the Manager corrected the amount the 1979 squad car had been sold at County auction for from $600 to $950 and indicated the decision had been made for the City to try to -sell the next available squad car itself. The report that the St. Anthony National Bank had proposed to sponsor a. community • concert in Central 'Park with the help of the City was greeted with enthusiasm by the .Mayor and Council . Mr. Childs indicated members were being sought to serve on