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January 29, 1979 Page 3 project is available for review. There are no historic structures in that area. Presidential Report The Auto Tour map has been brought up-to-date, and will be going into its fourth printing. CETA called to see if we were going to promote Sarah into our Planner's position. Sarah would have the right to apply for the position, but that and how we go about filling the position should be taken up at a Personnel Committee meeting. Staff Report There was no report. 179 7. Old Business The problem of the legnth of the minutes, and the large amount of time spent to make the transcript and reduce it down, and the in- efficiency of the retrieval system was discussed, but no action taken. Mr. Wasielewski said that Ruth Price would like expenses for the Governor's Conference on Downtown Revitalization. Ms. Sporleder . said she would also like to go. Paul Kline would like to appoint Feda Noble to the Commission to replace Velma. However, we would have to change our meeting night to accommodate Mrs. Noble's schedule. Mr. Wasielewski and Ms. Sporleder are to go over the work Jeanne Denham has done for the bibliography of published material about the South Bend area. Mr. Wasielewski said that the Advisory Council inquired whether the Jefferson Hotel could be used for the Federal Building. There was some discussion as to what that was all about, and no decision was reached. Mr. Oxian mentioned the National Trust 1979 Preservation Workshops. One in Lancaster, Penn. from April 28th to May 5th looked good. They are limited to 30 people. 179 8. New Business Mr. Kline presented a slate of officers: Ted Wasielewski, Presi- dent; John Oxian, Vice President; Joann Sporleder, Secretary; Ruth Price, Treasurer. Mr. Nimtz moved "that the nominations be closed and the secretary be directed to cast a unanimous ballot for the nominees." Mr. Eckerle seconded the motion. The motion passed. IP 179 9• Announcements and Miscellaneous Matters No announcements.