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From cruise ship to horse and
carriage Carol Roman of Ventnor and her daughter-in-law, Dana, of Egg Harbor Township were joined by Dana's mom, Sissie Puckett, and grandmom, Wanda Hixson from Kingston, Tenn., for a five-day cruise from Cape Liberty to Bermuda on the Explorer of the Seas. They enjoyed exploring the island by horse and carriage and visited the shortest drawbridge (18 inches) in the Western Hemisphere. |
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Maribeth and John Gerstenberg and Sheila and James Albanese all from Wilmington, Del., and North Wildwood, during their cruise to Bermuda Sept. 6-13 with The Wildwood Leader. |
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50 happy years and counting Charles and Joan Serembus of Somers Point celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary June 1. The couple renewed their vows at a gala affair held at the Mays Landing Country Club given by their children and grandchildren. They also cruised to Bermuda with The Current and 15 of their family and friends. |
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Birthday cruise is Mom’s
treat Celebrating her 80th birthday, Thelma Weiner of Ocean City took her family on a Royal Caribbean cruise to Bermuda. Left to right, front row are Thelma Weiner and daughter Judy Ackerman, and back row, Judy and son Skip Weiner, son Allen and Penny Weiner, daughter Renee Stevens, and daughter Claudette and Norm Perkins. Everyone had a great time being together and seeing the beautiful pink sandy beaches and the sights in Kings Wharf, Hamilton and St. George. |
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Joseph Coulter of Princeton
and Harriett Reardon Bailey of Ocean View spent a week at
the St. George Club in Bermuda. They are shown with the
Gazette at the Swizzle Inn, one their favorite local
restaurants. |
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Bonnie and Jim Wood, Marlene
and Bob Snyder and Bonnie and Dan Walter, of North Wildwood,
and Donna and Rich Short and Louise Wingate, of Wildwood
Crest, take The Wildwood Leader to join other friends on the
Royal Caribbean to Bermuda. |
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Wildwood residents Charlie and Joanne Manfree recently took The Wildwood Leader on a cruise aboard the Norwegian Dawn to Bermuda. |
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All aboard the Crown This group enjoyed a fabulous cruise to Bermuda in May aboard the Norwegian Crown. Traveling with The Current are Mudie Sperling, Nina Demko, Marcia Perkins and Herb Sterling. Also part of the group was the Shore Bridge Club of Northfield with Martin Debruins as bridge director. A wonderful time was had by all. |
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Walt and Dot Niwinski and Sally and Bart Denithorne say they enjoyed a wonderful visit to St. Georges, Bermuda, and brought the Gazette along. |
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The Wildwood Leader cruised aboard the Explorer of the Seas to Bermuda on April 20. Standing from left are Lenny and Lucille Greer, of Hopatcong and North Wildwood; Beth and Sam Lomanto of Hopatcong and North Wildwood and seated from left are Roberta and John Vida of Boonton. |
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The Gazette traveled with Phil and Candy Young of Ocean City and Tom and Nancy App of Springfield, Pa. celebrating their anniversaries in Hamilton, Bermuda during their cruise aboard the Norwegian Crown. |
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Betty and Cornell Dowlin are shown with the Gazette on a cruise to Hilton, Bermuda celebrating 45 years of marriage. The couple cruised from June 3-10, leaving from Philadelphia. |
 The Shore Bridge Club
traveled with the Gazette on a fun-filled, bridge-filled
cruise to Bermuda. Club members enjoyed a wonderful time on
the Norwegian Crown cruise ship of the Norwegian Cruise
Line.
Just cruisin’ Craig Austin and Kathie Gardener of Galloway Township took The Current with them on their cruise to Bermuda in July. They enjoyed a five-day cruise aboard the Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas.
The Gazette went to Bermuda in May. Linda Rothermel of Ocean City, Harriett Reardon Bailey and Barbara Gaupp of Ocean View are shown at the Gates Forth wit the town crier. They all welcomed the ship Norwegian Majesty as it sailed through the “cut” into St. George’s Harbor.
Joe and Betty Massey of Smithville cruised to Bermuda for a week in September. |
 Betsy and Al Yost of Ocean
City in a Bermuda moon gate, signifying good luck, on a
recent cruise to Bermuda with the Gazette aboard the
Norwegian Crown.
Town Bank friends traveled
on the Empress of the Sea to Bermuda in August, and took the
Gazette along.
Shown are, in the back row are
Kathy Hunt, Steve Kreiser, Berniece McLaughlin, Janet Wolf and
Quince Hunt. In the front row are Linda Menser and Linda Kreiser.
 Bermuda Peg Madonna, of Ocean City, took the Gazette and her children and 17 grandchildren to the Wyndham Resorts in Bermuda in late June. |
Bermuda bliss Sylvia Rest, Gladys McCardell, Sue Darcusio, Louise Cottrell, June Becker and Carol Halvorse, all of Somers Point, stayed Current during a vacation to St. Georges, Bermuda, in September. Photo was taken by Dennis C. Sharpe.
Bermuda Val Godfrey, of Ocean
City, and Sallie Godfrey, of Beesley's Point, took the Gazette with
them on their recent cruise to Bermuda. Pictured with Val and Sallie
are Leif and Cristine Matlack and Angelina and Prendy Pacifico.
Hearing Bagpipes in Bermuda
Harriett Reardon Bailey, of
Ocean View, and Janice Myers, of Egg Harbor Township, spent two
weeks in Bermuda. Here they are at the St. George Club sharing
the Gazette with the local town crier who played the bagpipes
for them.
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 Bermuda in the rain Pictured with The Current on the rainy bow of Royal Caribbean's Empress of Seas in Bermuda's St. George Bay are Paul and Barbara Jeffries of Northfield, their niece Larissa Parker, and her friend Samantha Shinkle, both of Deptford. 
Making
port in St. George
Janice and John
Medica of Somers Point and Barbara and Bill Meade of
Linwood are pictured at the stocks in the town
square of St. George in Bermuda. They cruised to
Bermuda out of Philadelphia and docked at both St.
George and on Front Street in the city of Hamilton.
Cruising in grandeur The McCulley family of Egg Harbor Township cruised Bermuda from the port of Baltimore aboard Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas. The vacation was a 70th birthday gift for grandmother Evelyn Ziarkowski of Mount Laurel, who is not pictured. The photo was taken at King’s Wharf in Bermuda. From left are Mark, Brett, Carol Ann and Victoria McCulley. |
