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BEAVER CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS Oakville Beaver, Wed., Nov. 4, 1964-Page 5 GOLD CORDS were presented to Connie Blundy. In photo, Connie at left, P.J. Blundy, Capt. P.J. Blundy (F irst Oakville Land Rangers), Rev. B.S. Black and Mrs. M.C. Hart (area training chair­ man). Murray Belford Photo Auld Raps 'Bad Apples' In Motelmen's Barrel Motel operators who n e g l e c t to honor ex­ change on American dollars are perpetra­ tors of an " appallingly shoody trick,* said the Honourable James Auld, Minister of Tourism and Information. Addressing delegates to the annual convention of the Ontario Motel As­ sociation in T oronto, the Minister maintained that U.S. visitors have every r i g h t to expect when their dollar is pegged at a premium they will re- ceve that premium. " What is more,* he said, " the premium in many cases is the rea­ son they decided to come. And by not paying it, you are building up irrepar­ able ill will.* Mr. Auld recalled how last year, at a combined meeting of motelmen and hotelmen, he had scored operators • who give the industry a bad name. " Today, I feel I must repeat and re-empha­ size this," he said, be­ cause of the complaints we continue to receive.* In addition to failure to pay exchange , the M i n i s t e r said com­ plaints fall into yet two other categories -- in­ consistent s e 11 i ng of rates w i th in a given establishment, and a lack of qua l i t y in either accommodations or ser­ vices. " When I mention rate fluctuations as the sec­ ond poor practice," Mr. Auld explained, " I was not, of course, referring to seasonal adjustments. What I am aiming at is the hiking and dropping of rates on a daily and hourly basis, depending on what the traffic will bear.* He said this tends to f r a c t u r e confidence wi th in the travelling public and added that he knew of s e v e r a l ex­ amples ofoperators who have deliberately posted " no vacancy" signs early in the day. Then, in late afternoon, " they set ex­ orbitantly high rates which the tired traveller has little choice but to accept or move wearily on to the next town." The third complaint -- inadequate services or a c c o m modation -- was one he cites as re­ curring throughout the tourist indus t r y , not merely in motel opera­ tions. " What it boils down to is that the day of the m a r g i n a l operator is over," he said. "As our tourists become sophis­ ticated and have more money to spend, they no l o n g e r will a c c e p t second best -- and they shouldn' t have to." 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