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re ------------------------ _|vacation for two or an instant $50, $20 or 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 11, 1990 \ GILL WINDOW CLEANING CO. POWER WASH (€O. about 300 visitors per month, gecording to manager, Marion Call GILL today: 416-852-7700 Most drop-in customers were requesting information directly about Port Perry, while others Je 10 Ne lolol @ oJoTo] @" 11g Marlin Travel, you can't win! Book now and win instantly... FEE A Conquest Tours Bahamas $10 bonus saving on your purchase. Scratch & Win Em You will qualify to win a Princess Cruises Caribbean Cruise for two.** ORLANDO EXUMA excrusive nr FALL DEPARTURES : One Week From : AIR ONLY wk 2wis | PIECES OF 8 *619 1os1o || CANCUN Oct 06-Dec 08 5249 $249 PEACE AND PLENTY $759 10989 iL, Jun 2991 from $499 to *799 DAYS INN MCOY OUT ISLAND INN a 289 101499 PERT) VALLARTA $ $ All Inclusive Villa Del Palmar $ 5 Oct 06-20 339 529 AIR ONLY } 529 10689 Deps. 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Advertised prices will vary dependent upon departure date and choice of accommodation All offers are subject to avarlability at hme of booking See suppher brochure for full terms and conditions, inclusions, exclusions. service charges and applicable laxes Airfares advertised may have booking restrictions See your Marlin Travel counsetlor for full details Prices shown are in Canadian dollars unless ott erwise stated_Toronto departures. Ontario Registration numbers available at all locations qi Marlin Travel OVER 235 LOCATIONS ACROSS CANADA WE ACCEPT ALL IAJOR CREDIT CARDS Ontario Pagsivation No 1398084 MARLIN TRAVEL 246 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-2268 985-2887 Ontario Registration No. 2171884 GREAT FOR: well over 700 peo le used the * Eavestroughs * Farm Equipment services of the Chamber o * Inside & Outside Building * Heavy Equipment Poimereé Information Bpoth * Trucks & Tractors * Motors Degreased The centre which opened * Power Wash before You Paint * Horse Barns June 22 of this year averaged requested information on Dur- ham Region as a whole. Mrs. stated that almost everything that a tourist was requesting, was available in for them, without send- ing em out of town. istors to the information booth not only came from other parts of Ontario, but other provinces, and countries as well. ' Ontario visitors came from Toronto, Kitchener, Ottawa, Pembroke, Canadians from Calgary, Edmonton, and Sas- katoon. The tourist booth also had a large number of foreign visitors from places such as Paris, France, Switzerland, New York, Florida, England, Ecuador, Scotland, Holland, and Wales. Aside from the drop-in cus- tomers, the information centre also answered phone calls about attractionsin the area. - Accomodations, fishing loca- tions, and restaurants were among the most requested in- Soi skion. a er popular requests were regarding Goreski's Marina, boat rentals, beer and liquor stores, post office, beach infor- mation, museum, ball tourna- ments, picnic areas, attractions such as the Farmer's Market, Tourist information booth helps 700 guests Skylark Boat Cruises, and in- formation on shopping and the buinesses in downtown Port Perry. A large number of road maps, and countless directions were alsoissued. - Mrs. Lee stated that overall, she was very pleased with the amount of visitors this sum- mer. "It was better than I expect- ed," she added. Mrs. Lee went on to say that there is a definate need for this service in Port Perry. The fig- ures should speak for them- selves. When the booth first opened she was told by the Chamber of Commerce that they were looking for 200 visi- tors per month. The booth sur- passed that with ease. Mrs. Lee also added that 300 is a lot of people coming in, even though the booth is not in the ideal spot for passers-by tosee. Although Mrs. Lee states that there is a need for the booth in the winter months as well as the summer, the booth is now closed until next sum- mer. She said there would be enough people in the area to have in open on Saturdays and Sundays, but there is not enough finances available to do 80. Chamber hosts business seminar The Scugog Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a . day-long seminar October 23 conducted by Warren Evans of jue Service Excellence Group, c. Evans is widely recognized as one of the leading experts on service management, or how to deal directly and properly with your customers and clients. Also included in the semi- nar will be a review of the up- coming federal GST. Evans bases his seminar on the premise that "whatever your business and whatever your position in that business, you are in the service business." Some of the topics to be cov- ered include innovations, mis- conceptions, the four inter- locing components of effective service strategy, and ways to find and fix the weak links in your business' chain of service. There are three ticket pack- ages available for the seminar. A company ticket at $195 for three persons, a manager's ticket at $135 and a "front line" ticket for $40. 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