16 Terrace Review — Wednestay, May 14, 1986 oa we ; - .
Thornhill landmark may
become a restaurant

TERRACE — Wayne
Ridgway’s monumental
log building on Highway
37 near the Terrace-
Kitimat airport may
soon be fulfilling its
originally intended pur-
pose after serving simply
as a landmark for nearly
a decade. In a recent in-
terview Ridgway con-
firmed that he is present-
ly working on finishing
the structure as a
150-seat restaurant.

The proposed

restaurant is to be named
“The Hoof and Horn’,
and Ridgway says that
the theme will be family
dining in a rustic at-
mosphere. The theme is
appropriate to the in-
terior of the. massive
building, which has
5,500 square feet of floor
space on two levels,
plank floors and a
cathedral ceiling.
crisscrossed with enor-
mous log beams and

structural supports. Fix-

All Season

tures are to include
chandeliers made from
wagon wheels, wall-
mounted carriage lamps,
turn-of-the-century cash

registers and a variety of 9

antique clocks.

Although the building
is located on property
zoned _ residential,
Ridgway designed and
built the structure prior
to enactment of zoning
bylaws in the area. The
business has not yet
received approval from
the Kitimat-Stikine
Regional District, but
Ridgway is confident
that he has legal non-
conforming status in the
matter. He stated that he
has been attempting to
get a ruling on the status
of his property from the
regional district for over
two years without
results.

Ridgway indicated his
intention to go forward
with the development in
a letter received by the
Regional District board
at its April 19 meeting.
Several directors viewed
the proposal favorably,
but administration in-
dicated that it is
necessary to wait for an
opinion from the provin-
cial Inspector of
Municipalities before
making a decision.

Wayne Ridgway, shown
standing in the arched door-
way of the unique log
bullding he designed and
built, is presently in the pro-
cess of finishing the struc-

ture as a restaurant.

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