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Bcugog Citizen -- Wednesday, November 13, 1991 -- 13 1 Cartwright High School Commencement All the pomp and ceremony of 'Graduation Day' was evident last Saturday night when Canwright High School held Commencement Exercises at Cartwright Central Public School. Among those honoured were Ontario Scholars (above left) Jennifer Fletcher and Sharrl Ma Aaron Lishman, Richard Green and Matthew Massie in receiving the prestigious scholarships (so did Laura Jensen, who was absent from photo) in the photo above right Is most of the graduation terson joined class from 'CHS in front, Lishman, Kirsten Johansen, Jennifer Fletcher, Shari Masterson, and Aaron Hill. At back is Jason Parson, Matthew Mersereau, Richard Green, Matt Massie, Corey McLeod and Tom Cuzziiia from left is Aaron Tourism industry could feel '90s heat The 90s will be October 0 without mercy won dollar wourism industry is pong 10 foe! the heat jum lie most the the decade nd Ontario's a Reson provincial siher sectors of the economy Tourism, told the mecting the That was pant of te message & ndustry has no choice bul to he annual Tall moctng and work hange and adage 10 hoop up with hop of the Tourist Association of defTicult times yurham Repion (TADR) held Tourism in Ontano generated 50th anniversary Friends snd temily gathered #1 the Scugog home of Marilyn Watson, Seturdey, to hanow Jeanne and Ken Ryder who were married 50 years age Mev 4 1091 st the Lakeridge Ski Guest ypeaker Amn Fraser from Ministry of " " aranteed Lowest Prices UNITED FAM Levolor VERTICALS * VERE Tes PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Camegie HWY. 7A BAST - PORT FERRY 955-2451 or S100 2K billion in 1989, but the -- in pong © have © work harder than ever dunng the decade ahead Ms Fraser sand economic fx tors mean the "heal nun on" in the ourvam buances, But there are other changes ty the industry must address 1) family stracture i ot the same years ago. Indced, fig wre show that female hoad of fam hes now make up 25 per cent was XN Another 24 per com of the populs ton have no Chaidren And the so-called aging popula won now has 50 per cont of the din posable income and 80 per cont of the leisure tame Younger people tend 10 spond © save me. The older population speed 10 enhance or Nill their tne," Ma. Fraser sand The industry must feat 10 these hanges in demographics and pending pattems She went on 10 say that while local travel by Ontano residents has increased 13 per cont, trips tend now 10 be shorer in duration and closer © home And visis by Americans and other foreigners is declining each year, which is pant of the reason Canada has a currest "travel delix of just over $4.1 bullion pois and increasing She wd there are many [acon why Amencans are nol visiting Canada as often. These includ Nigh prices and wanes, the high dol lv, a perceived lack of hospetalny and the perception that Canada ant offer wha they are looking for = » holley She urged the indusiry © pay parsular Suenton 10 TCusiomer wrvice Sat. & Sun Admission S4 Adult MARK YOUR CALENDAR! ) NOVEMBER 15, INTRODUCING Country Classic Fashion Shows SPECIAL PREVIEW ADMISSION $6.00 Fri. 5:00 p.m 10:00 a.m | (416) 649-2480 | ARTS CRAFTS SHOW @SALE | 16, 17 9:00 p.m 500 pm $2 Children under 12 This is probably more gmpor tant than prices and costs," she noted. "A hippy customer will well three people. An gnhappy onc will tell 11.7 she sumed Getung customers 18 the casy part. Koopeng them or geting them 0 come back again is a lot Wougher She sand those in the § industry can ur 1m several tings « keep their customers: treat every one as an individual, be Nexible in dealing with them aX Port Perry Plaza 985-0918 November SPECIAL r-{eo} ALL POSTERS and PRINTS Photo Processing (One How Servos Avalabie) Typing Word Processing 985-0918