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Show At Kelly's Grove site Weds begops p oiw Golf enthusiasts here are heartened by the news that preliminary plans and architectural archi-tectural drawings have been completed and this week construction con-struction of the 9-hole course actually was begun under the supervision of William Bell, course designer of Pasadena, Calif. The rough grading work began be-gan Wednesday with donated equipment directed by Grant Palfreyman, construction engineer. engi-neer. Coordinating this phase of the construction work at the course is Milan Packard, who was selected by the golf committee, com-mittee, City Recreation, Coordinating Coor-dinating Council and the Planning Plan-ning Committee. Mr. Packard pointed out that the course will be built through cooperation of the National Guard, cooperating cooperat-ing contractors of Springville and also donated labor through the various civic clubs or individuals in-dividuals in the city. Architect Bell pointed out the natural beauty of the course and said that it can be made into one of the very finest and most attractive 9-hole 9-hole courses in the state. With the growing popularity popular-ity of golfing and particularly since many cities in the area have golf courses, the reality of having a course in Springville Spring-ville will add greatly to the economic and recreational prestige. pres-tige. Economically, a city with an outstanding golf course demands de-mands much respect from industries in-dustries seeking to locate In an area. Having a course also increases property values and with Kelly's Grove recreation site adjacent to the golf course, it is expected to draw tourists here and add much to the recreational facilities of the city. |
