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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHistoric Sites Advisory Board 1965 .. 'JIII/elrqfJotlan Jol'Onlo ...and Region '" . ~.. ," . . .? .A It (~"OGt{;efi{/ation ut ol'lilfJ F-l 1\1 T N-lT 1-1!~ S '.~. 1 1 1. U.A. -.I .------..----. ---------- - -- H.istoric Sites Advisory Board I!'r:.1.day-ME.q... 7~1965 #1/65 -- . -------. The Members of th~ Historic Sites Advisory Board met at the Board Room, Auth()r 5. t Y' O.f'fic e, #7 High1,'iay, on Friday, May 7, 1965, com- mencing Qt 2:00 p.m. PR.ES ENT WEHE --.. ....... C ha 1.:::'~r,A.:n Mrs. D. Hague Vi (: e... Cha:i.rman N.A. Boylen MeriJ.b~:.::""s J.A. Carroll J.E. Ha:-per Dr. A.H.,Richardson Mrs. A.M~ Walker Dr. .LW. Scott Authority Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord Authority Vice-Chairman VI. C. Davidson C(i:r~~~ult,ing Architect B. Napier Simpson, Jr. S €.\~z'et3:r'y-~:X'ea.sur er F.L. Lunn Dire~t0r of Operations K.G. Higgs Historic Sites Administrator R. Cooper MJ:!~trTES ........-.--...... The 11.inutes of. l\.1eet:i.ng #4/64 "'Tere presented. Res. II! ~\;lovcd by: N.A. Boylen 8(~r~onded by: J .E. Harpe'r . RESOLVED TEA ~'I: Tl"!.G Minutes of Meeting #4/64, as presented, be adopted, as if read. CARRIED' UNANIMOUSLY; INTRODUCTION OF AD~~NISTRATGR ......--..--...- -.---.........--..---..-..... ---..- J.Vf.rs. Hague introduced lV.:r. Rus 5011 Cooper, '\",no has 'assumed' the.... . posi tion of Ad:rd.nintrat.or of the Historic Sites Di'lision on the Authority staff to the Advisory Board. }TAFF PROGRES~...BEP@T 16..... Cooper presented the Staff Progress Report for the. period January to March, 1965, which was considered in detail. R~PORT il'iLf!lY OJ:.. TH.!_TECHNI~.AL ADVISORY SUB-COlVIM!TTEE - Dr. Scott presented Report #5/64 of the Technical Advisory Sub- Committee. .f':.. e s. #.?:. j';J:oved by: Dr. J.W. Scott SG(:iJr~ded by: Dr. G. Ross Lord RESOLVED T;~:'l.~~: Heport #5/64 of the Technical Advisory SUb-CO!!L'7l:i.tt.~8 be recei yed. an::: appended as Schr:;d!11e Ii AH :)f these Minutes; and ... t' I ur.. ne:;...., THE BOARD REC:01VIT~~lDS THAI': The recommend.a:tio~s contained therein, as amended, 1)8 atlopt.ed.. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; 0 F-2 -2- REPORT OF THE CENTENNIAL PROJECT SUB-COMMITTEE' Mr. Higg~ presented an excerpt from Report #1/65 of the Information. . and Education Advisory Board, having regard.to the establishment of the Centennial Project Sub-Committee ,and their recommendations insofar as the Pioneer Village is concerned. Res. #3 Moved by: N.A. Boylen Seconded by: Mrs. A.M. Walker THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations of the Centennial Project Sub-Committee of the Information & Education Advisory Board, i,nsofar as the Pioneer Village is concerned, be adopted as ame~ded and set forth herein: (1 ) (a) That the Official Opening of the Pioneer Village ,take place on Friday, May 19, 1967 and that Her Majesty' Queen Elizabeth be invited to officiate; (b) .. That the Opening Ceremonies be by invitation to a selected group; (c) That special activities take place for several days following the' Opening, to which the general public would be invited; (d) That a number of local interested gro~ps be requested to participate in these festivities; (e) That a short Conestoga Wagon Trip be taken in the Watershed area, if possible; (2 ) That the Opening Ceremonies for the Pioneer Village, as outlined in Item 1, be substituted for the regular Pioneer Festival; (3 ) That the Staff be directed to prepare a proposal for the conducting of special programmes on Pioneer Arts & Crafts that could be made available to the general public, com- mencing in 1967; ( 4) That.Dr. A.H. Richardson, Dr. J.W. Scott and Mrs. D. Hague be appointed as members of the Centennial Project Sub- COl'Ql1littee. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; USE OF CONESTOGA WAGON Res. #4 Moved by: Dr. A.H. Richardson Seconded by: Dr. G. Ross Lord RESOLVED THAT: Effect~ve January 1, 1966, the Conestoga Wagon 'be retired to a permanent display in the Dalziel Barn or some other suitable location. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT ON VILLAGE MEr~ERSHIP COMMITTEE Dr. Scott presented a report of the Museum Membership Sub-Committee. .Res. #5 Moved by: Dr. J.W. Scott Seconded by: Dr. G. Ross Lord RESOLVED THAT: The report of the Museum Membership Sub-Committee be received and apFended as Schedule liBi! of these Minutes; and further, . . THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations contained therein, as amended, be' adopted. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; -3- . ..... Or F-J 1965 PIONEER FESTIVAL Res. #6 Moved by: Dr. G. Ross Lord Seconded by: Dr. J.W. Scott RESOLVED THAT: The following be a Sub-Committee to review the format of the Pidneer Festival and make recommendations on all matters concerned therewith: J.A. Carroll, J.E. Harper and Dr. A :H:. Richardson. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m., for a tour of in- spection of the Pioneer Village. Mrs. D. Hague F.L. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer , F-4 SCHEDULE IV A H REPORT 1/5/64 of the . . TECHNICAL ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE of the HISTORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD The Technical Advisory Sub-Committee of the Historical Sites Advisory Board met at the Authority Offices, #7 Highway, on Thursday, January .028, 1965, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT t1TERE Chairman - Sub-Committee Dr. J.W. Scott Members Brig. J.A. McGinnis Mrs. E. Neil Dr. C. Noble Prof. M. Zaslow Chairman - Advisory Board Mrs. D. Hague Authority Vice-Chairman W.C. Davidson Consulting Architect B. Napier Simpson Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn Director of Operations K.G. Higgs Technical Assistant Mrs. M. Hecht Superintendent - Pioneer Vg. G. Dyce The following matters were considered: 1. Review of policy on certain existing buildings; 2. Snider Workshop; 3 '. J2h~rwo.od Log Building~; .. '-... __n 4. Half Way House; 5. Proposed washrooms; IT WAS AGREED: ( a) THAT a detailed research programme regarding the gardens and field crops at the Village be carried out by the Staff, for con- sideration by this Committee; (b) THAT further research on the Daniel Flynn House, in regard to the summer kitchen, be carried out; (c) THAT the Staff be requested to investigate further the acquisition of the Snider. Workshop and its possible use in the Village; IT WAS AGREED AND THE SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS: (a) Smoke House THAT the storage area of the Smoke House be used to display those goods and articles used in the smoking and meat processing; (b) Terminal Date - 1867 THAT the policy re Terminal Date of 1867 for the Village be re- affirmed; (c) Settler's Second House (i) THAT the cellar of the Second House be appropriately furnished and equipped and opened for public viewing when funds permit; (ii) THAT the display panel in the south-east corner of the house be removed and replaced with a removable section of wall; Report l!,5/64 - Technical Advisory . . (c) Settler's Second House (cont'd) F-5 (iii) THAT a lean-to on the north side of the building be planned and an additional exit be installed; (d) Burwick House THAT an additional door be installed in the scullery of the Burwick House; (e) Building for Craft Programme THAT when a suitable building for the Craft Programme is acquired, it be located outside the restored area and adjacent to the proposed School Parking Area, shown in the Master Plan; ( f) Sherwood Log Building THAT the Sherwood Log Building, acquired by the Authority, be moved to the Village and stored for future restoration; (g) Half Way House (i) THAT the Village Inn be officially named liThe Half Way House"; (ii) THAT the building which has been acquired be mov~d to the Pioneer Village; (iii) THAT it be sited on the south-east corner of the cross- roads in the location as suggested by the Consulting Architect; (h) Washrooms THAT the proposed washrooms be located at the rear of the Laskay Emporium and that they be designed to simulate out- buildings of the Emporium. Dr. J.W. Scott F.L. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer " . .. - F-6 SCHEDULE "B" REPORT OF THE MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP SUB-COMMITTEE The Committee on Museum Membership convened at the home of the Chair- man, Dr. J.W. Scott, at $:00 p.m., on Thursday, February 18, 1965. PRESENT WERE Chairman Dr. J.W. Scott Members Mrs. D. Hague Brig. J.A. McGinnis Dr. A.H. Richardson K.G. Higgs The Committee considered the report prepared by the Staff, which was referred to them by the Historic Sites Advisory Board and, in addition, considered the proposal as outlined by Dr. C. Noble, member of the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee. IT WAS AGREED AND THE SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS: (1 ) THAT a "Citizenship" of the Black Creek Pioneer Village be established and that the annual tax be $10.00, said tax entitling the "Citizen" to the following: (a) free entry to the Black Creek Pioneer Villare during the normal operating period (May to October ; (b) notification of special events; (c) copy of each issue of the Pioneer Press; (d) copy of other publications (to be determined from time to time); ( 2) THAT a "Family Citizenship" be established, consisting of husband and/or wife and children living at home; and that the annual tax be $15.00; said tax entitling the "Family Citizenship" to the following: (a) free entry to the Black Creek Pioneer Villare during the normal. operating period (May to October ; (b) notification of special events - for one member of the family only; (c) one copy only per family of each issue of the Pioneer Press; (d) one copy of other publications per family (to be determined from time to time); (3 ) THAT the promotion for the Citizenship Programme consist of the following: (a) Advertisement in Pioneer Press; (b) Notice in Brochure; .. ..,.... (c) The conferring of Honourary Citizenship on distinguished persons at the Spring Opening of the Village; (d) Presentation of tax receipts; (e) Establishment of a Tax Office in an appropriate building at the Village. Dr. J.W. Scott K.G. Higgs Chairman Acting Secretary rfletropottan . Jol'Onto and legion F-7 Co~ervalion Athorit'j MINUTES Historic Sites Advisory Board Friday-August-6-l965 #2/65 The Members of the Historic Sites Advisory Board met at the Black Creek Pioneer Village on Friday, August 6, 1965, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE Chairman Mrs. D. Hague Vice-Chairman N.A. Boylen Members J.A. Carroll Miss T.'Davidson Mrs. M.' Robinson Dr. J.lJL Scott Mrs. A. Walker Authority Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord Authority Vice-Chairman W.C. Davidson Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn Historic Sites Administrator R. Cooper MINUTES The Minutes of Meeting #1/65 were presented. Res. #7 Moved by: Miss T. Davidson Seconded by: Mrs. A. V"valker RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #1/65, as presented, be adopted, as if read. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Cooper presented a comprehensive Staff Progress Report, covering the period to date, as of June 30, 1965. Res. #8 Moved by: Mrs. M. Robinson Seconded by: W.C. Davidson RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report be received and approved. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT #1/65 OF THE TECHNICAL ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE Dr. Scott presented Report #1/65 o~ the Technical Advisory Sub- Committee. Res. 119 Moved by: 'N.A. Boylen Seconded by: J.A. Carroll RESOLVED THAT: Report #l/65 of the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee be received and appended as Schedule nASi of these Minutes; and further, ..' THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations contained therein be adopted. ' CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; j F-S -2- . . REPORT OF THE PIONEER FESTIVAL. SUB-COMMITTEE . , . , . , . ' : Mr. Carroll presented a very comprehensive report of a meeting of the Sub-Committee on the Black Creek 1965 Pioneer Festival. Res. #10 Moved by: J.A. Carroll Seconded by: Dr. J.W. Scott RESOLVED THAT: The report of the Pione~r Festival Sub-Committee be received and that the recommendations contained therein and set forth herein, be adopted: (a) That the following buildings be used, as indicated, in connect- ion with the 1965 Festival: (i) Sausage making - the drive shed (ii) Sauerkraut and rug- hooking - the lean-to on the south side of the Grain Barn (iii) Cooperage - the lean-to on the north side of the Grain Barn (iv) Honey and Weaving displays - the drive shed behind the Burwick House (b) That the following action be taken in connection with the 1965 Festival: (i) The usual promotion be carried out with regard to the 1965 Festival; (ii) The stage programme be maintained at its present high excellence; (iii) The parade be omitted, with a savings of the cost of a band, cutting down on staff and inconvenience to booth operators who formerly have been asked to co-operate; (iv) A horseshoe pitching competition be included; (v) The sheaf-pitching competition be repeated if the budget permits; (vi) Indian participation be greatly reduced, with an aim to restricting selling and increasing craft demonstrations; (vii) Craft demonstrations, if possible, be arranged of scme of the following: Tinkering; rail splitting; cedar shake making; broad axing; bake oven; sheaf binding; winnowing; soap making; sheep shearing; corn husking; oxen in draft; house building; weaving, spinning, dyeing; butter making; horse shoeing; harness making. , CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; RESIGNATION OF MEMBER - TECHNICAL ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE The Secretary-Treasurer read a communication from Professor M.Zaslow, advising that he had left the Toronto area and, as a result of this, found it necessary to resign as a member of the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee. Res. Ifill Moved by: Mrs. M. Robinson Seconded by: Miss T. Davidson THE BOARD. RECOMMENDS THAT: The resignation of Professor M. Zaslow as a member of the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee be accepted with regret, and that a suitable letter of thanks for his services as a member be forwarded by the Chairman of the Board. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; -3- F-9 CHURCH SERVICE - FISHERVILLE CONGREGATION Mr. Cooper advised t~at.a request had be~n received from members of the congregation in the Fisherville area, requesting permission to hold a church service and presentation in the church. Res. #12 Moved by: Miss T. Davidson Seconded by: Mrs. A. Walker THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Permission be granted to the members of th~ ,congregation in the Fisherville area to hold a church service in the Fisherville Church; 'and further in this connection, THAT Mrs. Hague be requested to attend the service to ,accept the proposed presentation. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; DEATH OF DANIEL STONG The Chairman reported the recent death of Daniel Stong, one of the original land owners of the Vi~lage area, and advised that, ~ suitable floral wreath had been sent on behalf of the Committee. HARVEST HOME SERVICE Res. #13 Moved by: Miss T. Davidson Seconded by: Mrs.' M. Robinson' THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Staff be authorized and directed tq arrange a Harvest Home Festival Service in the Church, similar to that held in 1964. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; PROPOSED INSfALLAtION OF ORGAN IN CHURCH Moved by: W.C. :Cavidson Seconded by: N.A~ Boylen RESOLVED THAT: .The Staff investigate 'the desirability and possibil- ity of acquiring a suitable musical instrument, preferably an organ, for use, on occasion, in the' Church. NOT CARRIED; ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m., for a tour of in- spection of the Pioneer Village. Mrs. D. Hague F.L. Lunn Chairman - Secretary-Treasurer SCHEDULE "A" F-10 REPORT #1/65 . of the TECHNI~AL ADVISORY SUB-COMMIT~EE of the HIStORICAL SITES ADVISORY BOARD The Technical Advisory Sub-Committee of the Historic Sites Advisory Board met at the present location of the Half-way House at Kingston Road and Midland Avenue, Scarborough, at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 18th. PRESENT WERE: . Chairman - Sub-Committee Dr. J. W. Scott Members Dr. C. Noble Dr. L. S. Russell Prof. M. Zaslow Chairman - Advisory Board Mrs. D. Hague Administrator, Historic Sites R. Cooper Director of Operations K. G. Higgs Superintendent, Black Creek Conservation Area G. Dyce Tech. Asst. Hist. Sites Mrs. M. Hecht The purpose of the Meeting was to inspect and discuss the moving and restoration of the Half-Way House. IT WAS AGREED, AND THE SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS: (1 ) THAT if further research establishes that the fireplace in the Barroom was removed prior to 1867, that the Barroom be restored with a pot-bellied stove, and that the Bar be restored according to the profile as indicated by the outline of the paint; otherwise the Barroom be restored with the original fireplace and an earlier bar; (2) THAT provision be made for the restoration of the Bar Cellar; (3 ) THAT the Kitchen be retored to the original 1-storey wing; \ Dr. J. W. Scott K. G. Hig.e;s Chairman Acting Secretary , '\ rfletl'Opo&lan Joronlo and Region CorMervation At/writ'! F-10 MINUTES Historic Sites Advisory Board Friday-November-12-l965 #3/65 The Members of the Historic Sites Advisory Board met at the Board Room, Authority Office, #7 Highway, on Friday, November 12, 1965, com- mencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE Chairman Mrs. D. Hague Vice-Chairman N.A. Boylen Members J.A. Carroll Miss T. Davidson Dr. A.H. Richardson Mrs. M. Robinson Dr. J.W. Scott Authority Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord Authority Vice-Chairman W.C. Davidson Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn Director of Operations K.G. Higgs Historic Sites Administrator R. Cooper MINUTES The Minutes of Meeting #2/65 were presented and read. Res. #14 Moved by: Mrs. M. Robinson Seconded by: Dr. G. Ross Lord RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes, as corrected, by adding the words Has amended" after the word Itthereinl\, on the second line of Resolution #lO; and correcting the name from "Miss T. Davidsoni. to uW.C. Davidson" as seconder for Resolution #11, be adopted as read. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Cooper presented a detailed Staff Progress Report covering the period from the last Meeting, to November 1, 1965. Res. #15 Moved by: N.A. Boylen Seconded by: Dr. J.W. Scott RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report be received. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT #2/65 - TECHNICAL ADVISORY SUB-COMMrrTTEE Dr. Scott presented Report #2/65 of the Technical Advisory Sub- Committee. . . '.' Res. #16 Moved by: Dr. J .TJL Scott Seconded by: Dr. A.H. Richardson RESOLVED THAT: Report #2/65 of the Technical Advisory Sub-Committee be received and appended as Schedule i'An of these Minutes; and further, THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations contained therein, be adopted. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; F-ll -2- PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT BUDGET The Staff presented proposals for the 1966 Budget for the development of the Black Creek Pioneer Village. Res. #17 Moved by: Miss T. Davidson Seconded 'by: Dr.. J.W. Scott THE BOARD RECO~WffiNDS THAT: The following be the Development Budget of the Black Creek Pioneer Village for the year 1966: Mill $ 46,000 General Development 3,000 .' Consultant 3,000 Bridge 20,000 Collection (general and mill) 7,000 Mud House 1,500 ~ 80,500 CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; BRIEF RE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE VILLAGE Some discussion took place as to what action might be taken to obtain financial assistance from The Province of Ontario, toward the com- pletion of the Black Creek Pioneer Village as the Authority Centennial Project. Res. #1~ Moved by: Dr. J.W. Scott Seconded by: Miss T. Davidson . THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Brief previously presented to The Ontario Government, requesting financial assistance for the complet- ion of the Village, be up-dated and that a further vigorous appeal be made to 'l'he Province of Ontario, for financial assistance toward the completion of the Black Creek Pioneer Village as a Centennial Project of the Authority. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:35 p.m. Mrs. D. Hague F.L. Lunn Chairman . Secretary-Treasurer APPENDIX HAir REPORT #2/65 F-12 of the TECHNICAL ADVISORY SUB-COMMITTEE of the Historic Sites Advisory Board The Technical Advisory Sub-Committee of the Historic Sites Advisory Board met at the Authority Office Board Room, #7 Highway, at 2:00 p.m., on Friday, October 22, 1965. PRESENT WERE Chairman - Sub-Committee Dr. J.W. Scott Members Brig. J.A. McGinn~s Mrs. E. Neil Dr. L.S. Russell Chairman - Advisory Board Mrs. ,D. Hague Consulting Architect B. Napier Simpson, Jr. Director of' Operations K.G :"Higgs Administrator - Historic Sites R.K. Cooper Tech. Asst. - Historic Sites Mrs. M. Hecht The following matters were considered: 1. Half Way House 2. Log House - Morningside Avenue, West Hill 3. Mud House - Yonge Street at Hogg's Hollow 4. Log House - N/E corner Jane & Steeles 5 . Snider Workshop 6. Print Shop - Tottenham 7. Location Gf new street for Village 8. Landscape plans and fencing , 9. Proposed Buildings for Village 10. Post Office IT WAS AGREED AND THE SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS: 1. (ii) THAT the Half Way House be furnished and the wine cellar restored - in the 1849 period; (b) THAT fireplaces be installed in the dining room, parlour, bar room and kitchen and that this be the focal point in the bar room and the kitchen fireplace be complete with bake oven; ( c ) THAT a combined private sitting room for men and an office for the innkeeper be located behind the bar, and the parlour at the right front of the building be used for ladies and couples; (d) THAT the dining room be separated from the parlour by folding doors, and the centre front hall restored as a reception area for guests; , (e) THAT the upstairs front room at the south-west section be restored as a meeting room; the two rooms at the south-east be' innkeeper's quarters; the outer room a l:j.ving.'area and the inner a bedroom; the five rooms to the north of the centre hall be used as bedrooms - one or two possibly quality rooms and the others very simply furnished; F-13 R<<port #2/65 - Technical Advisory - page 2 ( f) THAT the two large rooms in the basement be used as a modern kitchen and restaurant, with washroom facilities; (g) THAT all interior walls be plastered and painted or wallpapered and the exterior be painted white with green trim and green shutters; (h) THAT further study be given to the treatment of all f19ors; (i) THAT electric heating be used through~ut. 2. THAT the logs from the house on ~furningside Avenue, West Hill be brought to the Black Creek Piong~r Village for use either in our construction projects or for postdble use as a log house within the Village, ae soon as b.tdget perm.its. 3. THAT the mud house on Yonge Street at Hogg's Hollow be moved to the Black Creek Pioneer Village as soon as possible and that it be restored over a period of time as a craft project. The site and use of the building to be determined by this Committee at a,futu.re date. 4. THAT the log building at the north east cornor of Jane Street and Steeles Avenue be moved to the approved site and restored as a craft programme buildi.ng at '!.he Bleck Creek Pioneer Village. 5 · THAT no further consideration be given to the Snj.der Workshop building. 6. THAT no further consideration be given to the use of the proposed Printing Shop at Tctte~ham, a~d that the Staff and the Consulting Archite~t be directe~ to attampt to locate a suitable buildi:lg for restoration as a ?rinti::lg Shop. 7. THAT the restored area of the Black Cl'~eic: Pioneer Village be extended in an easterly direction and that a new north-south street be established and a n~~ber of Village lots be created in accordance with a plan submitted by t~e Consulting Architect. S. THAT the landscaping and fenctng plans, as prepared by Gordon S. Adamson and reviewed by Y.r. Wm. McLe8.!l, be approved. . 9. THAT a Gunsmith Shop not be included as a building for re- storation at the Black Creek Pioneer Village. 10. THAT a Post Office be established at the Black Creek Pioneer Village and that it be operated on a temporary basis in the Laskay Emporium; and further, THAT the establishment' of a permanent Post Office be deferred pending the submission of further details on the requirements for the operation of a Post Office. 11. THAT the Authority consider recommending to the Postmaster General the re-issuing of an 1867 stamp as a Centennial Project. , Dr. J.W. Scott K.G. Hi~S Chairman - p Aciing- ecretary