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New tourist guide gets down to work Eaton, a resident of Waâ€" terloo for. 15 years, was hired by the Chamber to act as its first fullâ€"time counseâ€" lor for the summer. A Question: where would a tourist go to see wild orâ€" chids in Waterloo? Answer: to ‘the Laurel Creek Conservation Area or the Waterloo Public Liâ€" brary, but only to see the flowers in books and photos. Helen May Eaton disâ€" covered this after being on the job only two weeks as the new travel counselor with the Waterioo Chamber of Commerce. *‘That‘s ‘the ‘strangest request I‘ve had so far,"" she said in an interview. ‘*I couldn‘t help with informaâ€" tion so I got in touch with Laurel Creek and learned they (wild orchids) don‘t grow in this area." Her responsibilities inâ€" clude answering tourism inâ€" quiries, providing maps of the city, planning travel itineraries. and structuring Eaton doesn‘t limit her assistance to those interestâ€" ed in the city of Waterloo alone but will also help tourists interested in the province or even the rest of the country. Her pet project at the moâ€" ment is assembling what ‘I had one fellow come in because he wanted to know the mileage to Prince Edâ€" ward Island. That was an easy one. If I can‘t help them though, I‘ll find soâ€" meone who can," she said. People are encouraged to bring old pictures and skatâ€" es. Before the . reunion starts, all old staff are invitâ€" ed to Lion‘s pool to reminisâ€" ce and swim. Because of the lack of reâ€" cords of the staff back to the opening of the pool, people are encouraged to phone Chris Barker at 579â€"1020 or Charlie Ernst 885â€"6350 beâ€" fore July 25 if they have not been notified. This year, the two Waâ€" terloo Pools are having their second. annual pool staff reunion on Saturday, August 16, 1980, in Rink in the Park at 8:00 p.m. ¢ They are hoping to gather all past pool staffs of both Lions and Moses Springer Pools and hope to contact workers from as far back as 1952 when the pool was first opened. The cost for the evening is $4 for both lunch and dancing. 4 By Stewart Sutheriand Pool reunion she calls a "profile of Waâ€" terloo"‘. She is gathering inâ€" formation, photographs, reâ€" cipes and children‘s art from Waterloo to provide tourists with a taste of the city‘s "‘flavor‘"‘. **We want to have some kind of a scrapbook here that will show tourists the spirit of Waterloo in writing and photographs. It may help them feel more comâ€" fortable in the area,‘‘ she said. Helen May Eaton discusses one of the many local and national travel broâ€" chures at the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce‘s chalet on Erb St., with Chamber employees Mary Sue Fitzpatrick (left) and Judy Fountain. Eaton admits her work is more like a hobby to her than a job because she enjoys meeting and talking with people. T "It‘s a great way to spend a summer,"‘ she said. The Chamber‘s travel counselling service will reâ€" main open until September. Located in the Chamber‘s chalet at King St. and Bridâ€" geport Rd., the service can be reached by calling 886â€" choice of juice, bacon, ham or sausages, , toast, jam & c%fisee BREAKFAST SPECIAL Daily luncheon specials at each location BANQUET FACILITIES AND CATERING FOR VARIED OCCASIONS ‘"‘Angie‘s â€" where good food is a tradition" St. Agatha & Waterloo 85 ERB RD. â€" 886â€"6250 47 ERB ST. W. â€" 886â€"2540 TVESDAY SPECIAL MONDAYâ€"SUNDAY with choice of soup or juice â€" vegetables and freshly baked dinner rolls served 4 to 8 p.m. $ 75 bring the family _ fully licensed under the LLBO St. Agatha closed Monday PORK SCHNITZEL W Are you interested in good food? We have two locations to serve you BREAKFAST SPECIAL choice of juice, bacon, ham dctsisiedinaalit bntrinird Svsivabairdid is or sausages, e%s, toast, jam & coffee ST. AGATHA ONLY WATERLOO ONLY mMmONDAY SPECIAL 2â€"pc. FISH & CHIPS lemon, cole slaw and freshly baked dinner rolls Take Out Orders Available Sunday only THE TREASURE TROVE 16 Union St. E. Waterioo 745â€"6773 TUES.â€"SAT. 10 a.m. â€" 5:30 p.m 5225 250 economy in Canada W/) AUTO HAUS WATERLOO f Transport Canada‘s ‘Fuel Conâ€" So, if you‘re smart about fuel ::n.odmp'm' 4 :do W:.)’\I’n:: 477 cars.. economy, go to the head of the class. t ist is olkswagen Rabbil Biese! with S.speed monvo! RPesialaft# P Meace Number 2 on the list is the same @ Don‘t settle for laas. car with 4â€"speed transmission. wl |; | 3 8 %‘ a ccmpuny . 88 tional travel broâ€" ’ on Ee St. win . it inaclass of 477. Our Rabbit Diesel has the best fuel We are Ist and 2nd LIMITED 550 WEBER ST. N., WATERLOO 884â€"7470 Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 9, 1980 â€" Page 13 Uâ€"LOCK IT â€" ~U KEEP THE KEY â€"â€" â€" STOREâ€"Nâ€"LOCK INC '. ‘3 SIZES 5 x 10 â€" 5 x 15 ; 1ono-s}§é1&-10x20 s . & upon ReqQuest . 886â€"7350 K ses COLBY DR m e &A YOUR OWN WAREHKHOUSE cAS