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October 27, 1975 Page 4 and has not yet delivered. She further discussed the $5,000 _ which could now be used to get extra, material from the Crum=- lish/Sporleder firm relative to the County Survey. Ms. Davi- sson said that Mr. Crumlish could provide the Commission with a detailed map showing all the surveyed landmarks. He could -- also provide a small brochure regarding St. Joseph County his- tory. Mrs. McMahon then advised that copies of the survey forms should be made as soon as possible. Mrs. McMahon then told the Commission that she would no longer be able to serve in the capacity of Consultant as her husband has-been tolled to Washington in November. She submitted the resume of Walter Rinderle and advised the Commission,,toaappoint him to serve the remainder of this year. Por. Rinderle was.in- vited to this meeting and would be available to begin work on November 1st. Mr. F. Jay Nimtz made a motion that a special committee be appointed to interview applicants. A discussion ensued that the Commission did not have any time to conduct interviews. The motion failed for lack of a second. It was - then moved by Ms. SporAeder that Mr. Rinderle be given a con- tract for the two remaining months of 1975 and this was se- conded by Mr. Oxian. It passed unanimously. Mrs. McMahon then wanted suggestions as to a policy for the lending of materials from the Commission office to other agencies or interested persons. Mr. Jack Smith then suggested that this project be given to the new Consultant and that he should re- port on this at the next meeting. 8. Old Business Community Development Funds This was discussed under Correspondence with reference to the letter from 11r. Hojnacki. National Trust Meetings President Smith had no report on this at this time. Annual Report In the absence of 1.1r. Al Stivers, there was no report in this area. National Park Service - Historic Preservation Grant This was discussed previously. 9. New Business Mr. Oxian urged that the Commission recommend that immediate action be taken to replace the head of the Civil War Veteran