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Norm Holmes is ready to serve customers under the
Petro-Canada blue and white colors,

Access to capital
workshop planned

Terrace — The City of
Terrace, through its
Tourism and Economic

Advisory Commission.

(TEAC), along with the

_Terrace and District
Credit Union, will be
hosting a two-day
workshop on Oct. 10 and
11 to develop strategies
to bring more investment
dollars into the com-
munity, and to promote
local development.

Rob Greno, city direc-
tor, said changing times
and changing market
conditions have created
some serious challenges
for the Terrace econo-
my. Creative response to
the concerns faced by
this community are re-
quired to enhance the
economic stability we
want in this community,
he added,

Members of the steer-
ing committee for the
Tourism and Economic
Advisory Commission;
Dennis Brewer, George
Clark, Roger Davis, Bill
Goodacre, Rob Greno
and Jim Mantel said they

gether is locally available
but an effort is required
to get this talent together
in an organized form.

At the workshop will
be David Levi, an expert
in the investment field, a
stockbroker with CM
Oliver, chairperson of
the - VanCity Credit
Union, B.C. Central
Credit Union economist,
and an expert on the
state of the provincial
economy.

One. of the foremost
people in the field of
community economic
development, Michael
Clague, from Van-
couver, executive direc-
tor of the Social and
Planning Research
Council of B.C.
(SPARC), has agreed to
participate as well.

A local recourse per-
son, Dr. Norma Kerby,
has consented to share
her vast knowledge of
the economic potential
of the Terrace region;
Norma is from Terrace,
and recently completed a
report on regional pro-

-On Lakelse

*. Avenue

Terrace — Almost one
year ago, Gulf Oil
Canada Ltd. sold out to
Petro-Canada Service
Stations. _
~ Petro-Canada bought
everything west of
Quebec totalling approx-
imately 1,800 service sta-
tions said Norm Holmes,
owner-operator of Gulf
Oil Canada Ltd., located
on Lakelse Avenue in
Terrace, .
Presently at the
Lakelse Gulf Station
renovations are under-
way. Holmes said, ‘‘The
exterior, including the
parking lot will receive a
full face lift’’.

Petro-Canada _ in
bright blue and white,
will replace the orange

signs that said Gulf Oil:

Canada Lid. . .

Holmes: added that
renovations are expected
to be completed this
week..

Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 1, 1986 15

Renovations

The exterior of Gulf Oil
Canada Ltd. on Lakelse
Avenue Is being renovated
and will soon sport colors
of blue and white, as well as
anew Petro Canada Service
Stations sign. Norm Holmes
Is the owner/operator of
Gulf Oll Canada Ltd. in
Terrace,

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