812 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 4, 1994

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DOCTOR IS IN: Thats Terrace original haspital, circa 1929,
where Br. Stanley Mills worked, It was located just dawn Kalum

HEART OF TOWN

New building first at site |

I'M SURE MANY of you
have already been to visit the
bright new home of Terrace
Travel and All Seasons Sport-

ing Goods at the comer of ©

Lakelse and Kalum.

The new building is owned
by ‘‘Plark Holdings’ after
Terrace Travel owner George
Clark and Mr. All Seasons,
Bob Park.

George has been in the travel
business in Terrace since 1975
when he and a partner bought
Quadra Travel Services Ltd.

This spring the travel agency
moved from its 4611 Lakelse
Ave to their new home on the
comer,

And, of course, ‘Big Bob”
Park has been in the sporting
goods business here since
1972 — the same year the
Arena opened here.

Bob opened up in his new
location on Wednesday, April
6, 1994,

But whal about the history of
the new Plark site?

Let’s go back to when the
Hudson Bay Co. owned this
property,

At one time the HBC
thought about opening a store
in Terrace.

They ultimately decided not
to because George Skinner,
just upstream at Copper City,
was a Hudson Bay agent and
they didn’t want to compete
with him.

Hudson Bay = eventually
opened a store in Kitimat on
Dec. 12, 1956.

So, believe it or not, All Sea-
sons and Terrace Travel area
Clually the very first
businesses to ever set up at the
southeast corner of Lakelse
and Kalum ‘‘in Terrace’s his-
tory.’’ .

Never has there been a build-
ing at this location,

But just dawn the hill from
there, south along Kalum
Street was Terrace’s first has-
pital, pictured above, circa
1929,

It was certainly a very happy
day in Terrace when Dr. Stan-
ley Mills arrived to take
chatge.

Just down Lakelse Ave from
the new Terrace Travel loca-
tion there once stood a small
house that was home to the
Halliwell family.

It was later owned by Frank
Morris, who was a well known
archilect in the Lower Main-
land prior to arrival here.

Next door to that house was
the Baker’s House, where
Lawrence ‘and Clarence once
lived. a

HERE ‘N THERE.
YVONNE MOEN

The next building down from
there was the old Oddfellows
Hall, followed by the old

Street from one of the city’s newest developments at the corner

of Kalum and Lakelse.

United Church, followed by
the Royal Bank, which oc-
cupied the site of present-day
Twin City Meats.

And of course, across the
sireet from All Seasons new
location still stands the ald
Northwest Mounted Police
station, built in 1912, a site
that should be designated as a
heritage building.

Terrace is the only place in
B.C, that doesn’t have a desig-
nated heritage building.

This corner of town, and
Kalum St. in particular, was

the heart of Terrace in those

early days.

This part of Terrace is bec-
oming very much alive once
again.

SRKEENA ZONE DRAMA FESTIVAL
MAY 4-8, 1994 R.E.M. Lee Theatre
hosted by Terrace Little Theatre |

Elan Travel welcomes Margaret Mufford as the
new manager. Margaret is replacing Theresa
Brinkac who is leaving for points north. She
thanks everyone for their past patronage and
knows you will continue to receive the same
high level of service.

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*§-play package — $25
*Each evening performance — $10
*Saturday matinee — $5

*Tickets at Carter’s Jewellers, § Skeena Mall, Terrace

Wednesday, May 4 - 8:00 p.m.
ORPHANS performance
Thursday, May 5 - 8:00 p.m,

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AUTOMATIC PILOT performance
Friday, May 6 - 8:00 p.m,
MELVILLE BOYS performance
Saturday, May 7 - 1:00 p.m.

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