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October 18, 1976 Page 4 -. Rinderle. Mr. Smith suggested that letters be written to Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, Marshall County, and Cleveland, Ohio requesting information regarding such certificates. Legal Mr. Nimtz had.no report at this time. Public Relations and Education Due to the absence of Ms. Deloris Davisson, Chair- woman of this Committee, there was no report. Ms. Kopczynski informed the Commission that the student intern from the American Studies program'at Notre Dame is moving along with her project and will share it with the Commission at some future date. Standards and Historic Plan There was no report from this committee. Presidential Report Mr. Smith informed the Commission that -he had received a letter from Mayor Peter J. Nemeth re -appointing Mr. - F. Jay Nimtz for a three-year term, ending October 31, 1979. Mr. Smith then acknowledged the invitations the Com- mission members and staff had received.for a Sunday afternoon tea at the Gibney house. It is to be held October 24, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. He hoped Commission members would be able to attend. Staff Report Ms. Kopczynski reported that she had had a meeting with Margery Kinsey, Professor.of Art History at Notre Dame, --- regarding a system of cataloguing slides for the Commis- sion. She said it was a worthwhile system but would necessitate a bit of financing. The storage bins would cost approximately $100. Ms. Kopczynski next informed the Commission that she had heard from City CETA regarding staffing for a research assistant. She felt that there again would be a full staff at the next meeting. Various Commission members reported that they had been in contact with Peter Mullin regarding this matter. Mr. Smith reported that he had had a talk with Mr. Rich- ard Johnson who had spoken to Mr. Larrison regarding ad- ditional space for the Commission. Mr. Larrison assured him that some space would be made available, perhaps in part of the area where MACOG is located. Mr. Johnson seems to think this is a favorable situation. Mr. Smith said he appreciated.Mr. Johnson "going to bat" for the Commission.