Speaker:  Dave Graeff introduced Janet Wilhelm, executive director of the Freedom Festival, which last year drew 377,000 people.  Janet reviewed the events at this year's Freedom Festival, with emphasis on the following additions and changes:  The festival will span 13 days in 2006, an increase of one day.  This year, the events held at Kirkwood are scheduled the weekend after the Barbeque Roundup.  The Barbeque Roundup is in a new location this year, and will be co-located with the country music night.  A new Glenn Miller concert will be held on June 25, and a new concert for the 16-35-year-old demographic will be held at Hawkeye Downs, featuring Bowling for Soup.  (Bowling for Soup is so hot that the very mention of its name was enough to set off the Elmcrest fire alarm system.)  As is customary, the festival finale will be a 22-minute fireworks display at Mays Island.