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schoolhouse. The schools may then keep the copied pictures and yarn pictures for a traveling <br />exhibit around City schools. <br />Ms. Wenger said the plans for the Village of North Olmsted centennial observance are <br />developing. The Cultural Activities Commission has committed to being part of the parade with <br />an antique vehicle, people in costume, and some sort of banner. For the Homecoming big tent <br />event a birthday party-themed celebration is being planned and may include information and/or <br />speakers on the history of the community. Mr. Thomas shared that Shannon, a SITES student <br />working with his wife, transcribed a speech by 1895 valedictorian, Allie Huntington, whose dad <br />built homes in the area. Although it was difficult to make out the faded writing, Shannon <br />enjoyed the project, learning about what a student of that era was thinking as she graduated high <br />school. It is possible a flyer could be made with the transcript and be made publicly available. <br />Second 2009 Landmarks Commission Sneaker Event <br />Ms. Wenger is still hoping to schedule a speaker on cemetery restoration but is open to other <br />ideas in the meantime. <br />Certified Local Government Training <br />The required training for new CLG communities is scheduled for Thursday, June 11 from 5:30 to <br />9:30 p.m. Pizza will be provided for the group. It will be interesting to hear from Mr. Glenn <br />Harper on the Ohio Historical Society funding changes. Ms. Wenger recommends identifying <br />appropriate funding and grants for which the Landmarks Commission can apply in the next cycle <br />so that a budget request for any city-match requirements can be submitted for 2010. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />Mr. Dubowski moved, seconded by Mr. Lasko, to adjourn the meeting at 7:50 p.m., which was <br />unanimously approved. <br />? <br />Pau chumann, Chair <br />? <br />, <br />ricia A. Granfors, Secretary <br /> <br />Date