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the vicinity of $300,000, part of a projected. $5 million
mover the next nine years, =

oA NEW ADDITION at - Skoglund’s Hot Springs will get underway shortly and. will cost in

expansion program Planned

- ement Track Flips|
in: Friday's. Freak

<A Terrace cement, truck: guitain-
#d close to $3,000: damages. last |
day in a ‘reak-acident in the
Alcan yards at Kitimat, The truck,
wned by Lloyd Seott of RSB
mrucking Ltd.; Terrace and driven
y Wes Andrews, also of Terrace,
meverturned when its load of bulk
amement powder shifted in the tank-
eer as the vehicle negotiated a turn.
The tanker broke its hitch and
mashed onto the ground. -
me. Cement was bound for Terrace
after being pnloaded from a freigh-
eect at the Kitimat docks. The tank-
mar section of the vehicle was own-
ead by Ocean Cement Company Ltd.
me No one was injured in the mis-
day. occurred at noon on

~After’4-

Council decided to amend Sec-
tion 11 of the current zoning by-
law. under central commercial to
broaden the definition of useage,
to include wholesaling of automo-
tive, electrical and other. parts.

This decision will give Auto Mar-
‘ime the leverage it meeds to pro-
ceed with plans for the construc-
tion of a new Shop on Property lo-

“Council Will Switch

“This ig only the beginning of
the greatest boom in tourism this

known resort owner. stated.

story ¢arried in last week's issue
of the. Kitimat Northern Sentinel
in’which a projected plan for ex-

quoted at upwards of $5 million.

“Nobody really knows how much
money will be spent on the expan-
sion there during the next: few
years but vertainly the expan-
sion will be geared to the needs of
the general public and it could ‘con-

said.

.A topography survey is nearing
completion and when finished : will
tell planners where all new serv-
ices such ag sewer and water lines
can be located to best advantage,

plans,
By 1975 ‘it is expected. the Hot

. Springs will have a total of 500

rooms plus numerous. other resort

-|£acilities.-

Plans for. 1068. c call for the ‘im
mediate construction of a 60 unit

cess to Lakelse Lake via’ a new

os peanal,’ ‘Skoglund: gald*that'space ‘in

Four months of waiting for a Municipal Council. decision
appears to be almost over for Auto Marine Electric Company
following Tuesday night's special. meeting to consider the
company’s re-zoning application. - , oO

cated behind the Provincial Gov-
ernment Building. The. property ‘is

1 use and under the proposed new
zoning bylaw would become resi-

-| dential No. 3. Auto Marine. sought | {

to have it rezoned for light Indus-
trial but municipal: planning‘ offi-
cer John. Tindale © told. -Council
Tuesday night that: such a spot
rezoning move would throw the

Melting Pot. .

mit’S BEEN suggested that Pre getting a new: airport terminal
ler W. A. C, Bennett and Mrs, this _ year. ‘even though their
Sennett and their party, Mr. and ‘passenger usage tallied at only |
vrs. Waldo Skillings, Mr. and 2576 in '1965 and is. estimated
Mrs Wm, Mainwaring and two at only 2,500 for. this year. Ter-
@epther representatives of Power race handled 23,968 . passengers
Corporation ‘of America Ltd, last year: and looks for about
ke the long road-via Hazelton  32,000- this year. and close to
Bo Skoglund’s Hot Springs this 45,000 next-year. Guess Bert Le-
meveckend, Its also been suggested Boe is a better. fisherman: than
Maney drive carefully along with .Frank Howard. Howard manages
everybody else out for a holiday to get 'em on the hook but: ob-
weekend jaunt! _ _ Viously Leboe can land ‘em.
aS : he °

“IF “THE ~ Municipality: doesn't
‘find a’ better looking garbage
Pail for the main drag: than -the
apparition now outside The Hub
on Lakelse Avenue—we're going
‘to run a picture of it in our next.
issue — and that’s no threat —.
it’s a promise.
oo ope a cs 948, .-
THE BIGGEST. bedroom: scene
of. the year is about. to unfold in.
‘Terrace. Watch for it ‘this weok-:

: end. It's “something hot enough:
‘for the. Volunteer Fire. Depart-
ment ‘to: ‘handle, Be: at the May:
, ’ Day parade! °

“eye

oye : S48"

THE BAND of the Royal Cana-
Aian Engineers will play in Ter-
ace on Friday the 20th and not —
he 19th as erroneously reported
Bast. week, oe
: : Lt ahd os ',
; HPOLOGIES to Buddy Levergne
mrhose pictures showing the trip
7 mit lambs — we couldn't: use. It
macs 2 little too dark. That's
* Mhat comes of having three
mack aheep all at. once. They
ere born on Mother's Day knd -
hote from Buddy says — “This _
Terrace’s answer to: Manito-—
Lavergnes live aix miles: ‘gu:
le Copper. .

TT a

se te” Lo eat at the public ‘meoting
D A. VISIT. from: ‘Paul Sh. -for :all- Tertace ratepayers on:
‘of the Vancouver Sun last ° Thursday night, May 19 (that’s

mek. Personable sort of fellow ; Momorrow) 3:00 p.m. Community
‘Centre. Purpose of the’ meeting:

Hi but it then, midst t Paul St. Pler-
; ~ '.. : Js to outline: the Initiative Plan:

‘Councillor. Smith's

‘area’ wide open for. all types of
light industry : Including’ service
stations. — :

He- suggested that: the: area Lhe
rezoned to central commercial and
Councillor. Harry Smith motioned
for.a broadening of the terms under
the Central Commercial section so

wholesaler uel as Auto Marine
Electric. “

- Speaking tor “Auto Marine Elec.
trie, J. Bowell, Terrace manager,
said the ‘application had been on
tap for “about four months,” He
stated that a decision was now im-
perative as’ his company could
not afford to walt any longer. He
said the only. alternative:-would be
to locate in Thornhill and stressed
that. his company did not, wish
to resort to this measure as the

‘market. for its.parts and service is
‘centralized right ‘In: Terrace... 8

Coutiellior’ Bud French : backed
- motion: to
change the terms: of reference un-
der section 11 and stated that de-
nial of the application from Auto
Marine. Electric would’ impede Bro.
gress, in the town,

Council's decision to change the

; terms: and. re-advertise for. re-zon-

ing to: Central.Commercial,. came
after denial recommendations from
the town: :planning enginéer, the
town - planning - ‘commission - and

the: Municipal administration offi-

cers who have worked ‘closely on

a mee on ai a :: " for our water and sewer bylaws.
YOU. KN ie Quesiel, a as an, important meeting. "

the question of. community. plan-
‘ning during the ast months: -

currently zoned for-residential No. |:

as to allow ‘for an automotive.

ae this new-court can be: booked right; i
now.and will be. available ; on’. ap.

year round: basis.

are now located ‘will be cleared to

Davy Installed In
Boxla Hall of Fame

. One of the “greats” of the '30's
Alfy Davy of Terrace received a
lacrosse certificate and pin on May
11 in Centennial Lodge, Queen’s
Park, New Westminster; as one of
the charter members of the Cana-
dian Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

: Sports columnist Glen Lewis of
“The Columbian” writes,. “Many
will’ remember Alfy Davy. as.a
member of the 1937 Salmon-Bellles
when they won the Mann Cup. He
was also with the. Fishermen
league titlists' in 1093, 94 and-"S7
and won the scoring title in 1939-
'34” Lewis quotes a fellow lacrosse,
teammate. of Alfy's as saying ‘You
know, I remember being at a game
when Alfy -scored a goals. - This
little guy. hag. to be
greatest!”

- Cecil. Steele, a trustee tn: BC's
Sport. Hall: of, Fame, . met, Monday
In the Dogwood : ‘room: of ‘the. -PNE
with other. trustees to:atudy poten:

| Davy

plans to {ntreduce Is ‘That: om t Ally.

country has ever-seen,” the ‘well:

-He was commenting on a news ‘

pansion at the Hot Springs was of

ceivably range anywhere from two | :
i [to four million dollars,” Skoglund

to: Facilitate the - major expansion

permanent . trailer court’ with “ac-

- Land where trailers: and cabins].

make way, for Tesort area and" al

, one: of : the |.

lial B.C. sports’: names for inelu-|
sion in the’: BC. Hall ‘o€. Fame an-

tials, ‘Among’ the: names’ Steele |Goulet: ‘The evening concluded

Hot Springs Expansion | :
Reaches Phase Two

President of Skoglund's Hot. Springs, Ray Skoglund, said fe
today that ‘solid bookings have been confirmed calling for [im
20 rooms a day, seven days a week from July Ist through < Sag
September 7th to accommodate . Canadian Coachways : ‘bus. -
tours planned for.the Terrace- Kitimat area this summer. =

$300,000. extension to the’ resent ie

main’ building.

“Draglines are. * already" ‘buay ‘at ;
the-Hot Springs extending the-cén-
tral canal to .a length-of 2400 ft.:

with’ a, depth of 5 feet, and: plans . 3am

call for. the. levelling: and, seeding ~

. an 1800 foot landing strip for .
wheel planes at the Springs. Forty. .*f

acres of: the resort area ig being

seeded now and will eventually be.

used fora golf course, completion ~”
ten HOT SPRINGS. EXPANSION.

‘Continued | on Page. 2

Tindale ‘Resigns

Municipal "Works Superinten: .
‘dént- John Tindale - has resigned
his position with Terrace Dis- |

trict: Municipality. Tindale ‘wit 7M

leave: Terrace next. menth to .
’ fake up: a. similar. jéb in esntral -

Ontario. “Municipal. Council. -ie..°
; “currently interviewing: applicants” wy
“for. ‘the local. superintendent's:

- pesition but to. date has ‘made:

Music Examinations -

be conducted in Terrace May 31
through June 1, it wag ‘leamed this.
week, . *

Clifford MeArce, member: of the

\}board of examiners of the con-  .
servatory will ait for the music :

tests.

Principal .of the. large Forest
Hill branch. of the tonservatory

onto, a Fellow of the -Royal‘ Can-

both piano.and organ from the
Royal Conservatory, Toronto. |:

One<of the conservatory’s most
successful teachers, .McAree is

4| well known as an examiner from.

coast to coast. He is organist and

ed Church in Toronto, and conduc-
tor of the very successful York.
Male Singers, Mr. McAree is na: |
tional president of the Royal Can-
adian College of Organista, “
—h

‘Long | Service, Pins”

At Fi iremen’ 8 Dinner. 4

~ Firemen and their wives aud gin
friends ‘enjoyed a. chicken ‘dinner
at the Firemen's annual’ banquet ~
held in the firehall Saturday eve-
ning, May 14. Highlight “of -the
evening was the: presentation of
long service pins to the following:

Ten years service: ” Arnold: Best,
Don Parmenter, George Benoit ant
George - Haugland. _ Recipients’: of
five year. pins ‘were’ Bud “French,
Harold K. C, Smith, Hiny Taibiden,
John Oman ‘and ° Fred: ‘Hislop. a

with the Playing of of "Bingo" featur | -
ing. varied’ pelea...

“Due At Menth End

Examinations for the Royal Con- . ao
servatory of Music of Toronto will -

Clifford. McAree is a Bachelor of. ie
Music froni the University of Tor- ” ie

adian College of Organists, and.” .
,holds the Licentiate Diploma in ©

'| choirmaster at the Eglinton Unit-:. ie