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d. e. f Secretarial assistance -.Mrs. Studer said,that Mr. Johnson.talked with both of -the Plan Commission's secretaries and that neither,of them was very interested. Mr. Oxian suggested having someone from Public.Service Careers come to the meetings and,do the minutes: He -said that there is one girl in`particular that has just -been - with Public Service Careers for a -month, and is supposedly very efficient. It was the general consensus of the Commission to have the Public Service Careers girl come to -the next meeting, -if at -..all possible, to meet the commission., Mrs. Studer said that, perhaps, we could continue on�the same basis we.have been,. -using the tape.recorder, and having -one of the Plan Commission's secretaries-transcribe- the ecretaries-transcribethe minutes. - Mrs. Price said that perhaps the Commission. -would want to consider Tom,Schlereth's wife for the job. She -said that Mrs.-Schlereth'is very interested in this -type of thing, that -she is working now at Notre Dame,in the Archives office. She said that Mrs. Schlereth does have typing skills, along. with experience in this field. - It was the general consensus of the.Commission to have Mrs'. Schlereth at.the next meeting instead of the Public:Service- Careers girl, since her qualifications -seem better. Grant application to the Indiana Committee on the Humanities No -report Proposal from Southhold relative to cataloging slides -for mutual use Mr. Smith read -a letter from -Mrs. Price to himself, which is as follows:: "July 7,>1974 Mr. Jack`Smith, Chairman Historic Commission `T County/City.Building South Bend, Ind. 46601 Dear Jack' We have watched with great interest as the Commission has organized -itself and now beginning to._consider,.some, of the many problems whi'ch.confront-preservationist-. Keep up the -good work. 5