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November 10, 1975 Page 3 Public Relations and Education Ms. Davisson reported that she and Mr. Oxian met with Brian- Crumlish along with the new Consultant and discussed supple- mental material that might be acquired from Crumlish. She stated that Mr. Crumlish plans to either visit once more with Mr. Gaede or have him come here. It was also understood that the survey was not quite complete at this time. Mr. Crumlish suggested that he and a Commission member or Walter Rinderle go out with him and complete the addresses in question. She also spoke about the material which is available to the Com- mission. There is a large map which depicts the entire county and the small maps which the Commission has could be keyed into this map. The Commission can also have access to colored slides. Ms. Davisson also noted that Mr. Crumlish has compiled an early history of the county. She said the Commission could perhaps -- publish a pamphlet or something that was a little more compre- hensive. 1,L-. Crumlish is to submit a bid on this. It was suggested that the National Park Service grant money could be used for this project. It was also suggested that quite pos- sibly this booklet could be sold and thereby generate some money for the Commission. A discussion ensued as to whether the Commission would be allowed to sell anything. Mr. Catanzarite noted that such money generated would go into the General Fund. Ms. Davisson next brought up the ICH meetings on zoning., the first one being on November 19th in the Center for Continuing - Study at Notre Dame. She noted the., many neighborhood organi- zations are meeting to combat the new proposed zoning ordinance. She urged Commission members to attend. Presidential Report Mr. Smith wanted to discuss the poor attendance at Commission meetings but was encouraged by tonight's turnout. There was a discussion about the possibility of meeting at another time. Mr. Tom Catanzarite stated that he is very frequently unable to attend Monday night and that he would consider resigning if it would help the Commission. He further added that he would endorse any member of the Council that would be chosen to re- place him. Then Ms. Davisson made 'a motion that the Commission meet on the first Tuesday in the month, starting in January. Joanne Sporleder seconded this motion and it passed unanimously. It was decided to notify Ms. I-Toolridge direct as to this decision. Mr. Nimtz then gave a report on the situation with Eric Gilbertson. It was felt that the Commission might not get any Federal money if Mr. Gilbertson leaves his position. A call had been made to Don Neivnan and he, in turn, called Joseph Cloud. It was stated that Mr. Gilbertson's leaving will not hurt the Commission's getting Federal noney. It was suggested that the members of the Commission contact the members of the State Budget Committee of the State Legislature and express their interest in obtaining money for the -Historic Preservation activities in the Department of Natural Resources.