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April 25, 1978 Page 6 to cost the Commission. Mr. Allsop said he planned on doing that. 16 6. Public Relations and Community Education Ms. Price gave a report on Mr. Carl Westmoreland and his visit and lecture here on May 9th and May 10th, 1978. - Mr. Eckerle cordially invited all the Commission to a public meet- ing, an informational public meeting, tomorrow night (April 26) at 7:30 p.m. in the City Board of Works - Room 1300 on what a Neighborhood Housing Service is. No report on the National Trust Education Grant - "Project Landmarks". 7. Preservation Plan Ms. Price said she'd like the preservation plan put in the City Survey Committee because it's part of the survey. Mr. Wasielewski said, "I think the Commission as a whole needs an input on that and I would like to have the other three members here for that." 8. Environmental Impact No report 9. Presidential Report President Wasielewski and Gertrud Gilbert discussed servicing the Forbes typewriter, and President Wasielewski said he'd look into it further. 10. Staff Report Ms. Peck discussed Jeanne Denham's contributions to the Commission including a project she is working on Stith a man named Mr. Moe from Cole Associates. It has to do with Shambleau, an architect who did a tremendous amount of buildings in South Bend and the area. Ms. Peck stated that we had to hire Jeanne again because the money (1,000) we paid her for four months runs out at the end of April. It was also asked whether we should have a contract written up because if, at some point, we want to match her salary for funds from the state or somewhere, it should be pointed out that the majority, or 99% of her work has been on the City Survey. Ms. Peck said the proposal for Crumlish/Sporleder on the survey will go back to Committee now and have a final report end recommenda- tion to the Commission. She suggested that we can recommend to the Committee that the research item for Jeanne Denham be a part of that project. Ms. Price said this was out of the $20,000 - $12,000 and $8,000. Ms. Price moved, and Mr. Oxian seconded, that Jeanne Denham will be paid $250.00 out of line item 264 for the month of May, and she is to work on county items, Everyone said aye. Ms. Peck offered the Commission a recommended list of books that the Commission should purchase. Ms. Peck said the office received a letter from the National Trust (Washington) today concerning our subscription. They have services now that you can get for $25.00 more on top of your $25.00 membership