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October 24, 1977 Page 2 4. Treasurer's Report Mr. Wasielewski distributed copies of the current Treasurer's Re- port and submitted the following bills for payment: Postage charges for July, Aug. Sept, 1977 $ 30.28 Duplicating charges for July, Aug. Sept. 177 12.12 John W. Stamper for consulting services 277.59 David Lord, Designers, for display 150.00 Gertrud Gilbert for miscellaneous expenses 20.29 Jeanne Denham for services for October 200.00 Mr. Wasielewski then made a motion that this report be accepted and the bills approved for payment. Mr. Smith seconded this motion and it passed unanimously. 5. Correspondence At a suggestion from the president, pertinent correspondence would be deferred until the November meeting. 6. Committee Reports Since the purpose of this meeting was an open forum and public hearing to take place after the October general meeting, it was decided to defer all committee reports until the November meet- ing also. 7. Old Business Ms. Sporleder suggested a meeting be held afterwards regarding the hiring of a Planner. 8. New Business Mr. John Oxian then turned the meeting over to the Vice President, Ms. Deloris Davisson._ Ms. Davisson is the Project Consultant for the Project, "Archi- tecture - American Style." This is a project which is assisted by the Indiana Committee for the Humanities and sponsored by the Division of Continuing Education at Indiana University at South Bend. A series of public forums is being held to explore the relationship of architecture, local heritage and public policy. Ms. Davisson then welcomed all participants and the many persons who were in attendance for this second part of the project. This particular segment was entitled, "Is Downtown a Neighborhood?" Ms. Davisson asked the citizens to introduce themselves and iden- tify their association, if any. She then turned the meeting over to Dr. Eileen Bender, Project Co-ordinator who spoke about the purpose of this forum and explained the video tape, called, "A Walk Down Lafayette Street," which was then shown.