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Carol Fennessy, Holly Perez and Siena
Perez of the Wildwoods traveled to St. Laurent, Manitoba,
Canada to visit their family Richard, Danielle and Taylor
Fennessy. This picture is from a day trip to historical
Saint Boniface, located in Winnipeg. Pictured in the front
row from left are Carol Fennessy (holding The Leader), Siena
Perez, Taylor Fennessy and Holly Perez (holding The Leader);
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Wet and wild with the Gazette at Niagara
Falls are travelers Phyllis Kurtz, Berniece Bright, Arlene
Ostrander, Sandy Kurtz and Bonnie Heidorn. The group was on
a tour of the Canadian cities along the St. Lawrence River.
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Renee Keating, of Mayville, and Sara Cardile, of Rio Grande, on a trip to Ontario with The Middle Township Gazette. A single girls’ last fling before Renee's wedding. |
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Pictured from left are Mike Grawl, John
Peterson, Mark Huff, Doug Curry, and Carl Myers Bottom with
Terence Grawl, Bob Lindaw, Mark Banner, Fred Banner and
Brian Giles with the Gazette. The photo is from their annual
trip to the Deer Horn Lodge Located on the Cabonga Reservoir
in Quebec, Canada. Mark Huff caught the most fish on the
trip. |
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Soaking up some history with The Current |
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Janice Myers of Egg Harbor and Harriett
Reardon Bailey of Ocean View took the Gazette on an August
cruise to Halifax, Nova Scotia. They joined the guard at the
Citadel which was built in 1749 to defend the port from
attack. |
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Fun times at the Bay of Fundy Terri and Steve Marshall of Galloway took a trip to Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, Canada with their children Jessica, Stevie and Dillon and friends Bobbie, Brad and CJ Cress of Atlantic City. Here, Terri and Steve hold The Current at the park’s entrance, not far from the bay with the highest tidal surges in the world – up to the height of a four-story building – twice a day.
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Bill and Kim Weaver of Corbin City
embarked on their first cruise in August. They sailed to
Canada with the Gazette aboard the Carnival Victory where
they enjoyed stops in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. |
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Lighting up the coast |
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Queuing up to see Quebec |
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Legends of the falls Richard, Jeremy and Shaun Sless of Linwood took a cruise on the Maid of the Mist in Niagara Falls, Ontario in May. It was reported that none of the Sless boys attempted to go over the falls in a barrel or similar device. |
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Dr. Mary L. Caruso, Phyllis Linn and Jane
Wixler of Sea Isle City visited the Skylon Tower in Niagara
Falls, Canada overlooking the Horseshoe Falls with the
Gazette. |
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Mark Fowser of New Castle, Del. and his
mother, Ann Fowser of Medford Lakes, took the Gazette to the
lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. |
 Pass the lobster Linda Lindner and her Aunt Doris Baum, both of Somers Point, visited Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia in September.  Happy in Halifax Renee Murphy, John Murphy and Carol Rockford of Longport are pictured here at Halifax Pier, the last stop of their cruise to New England and Nova Scotia.  Grinning and bearing The Current Scott Warner and his wife, Pat, of Egg
Harbor Township,  Happy in Halifax Art & Gertrude Wells of Egg Harbor City brought The Current with them on a trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.  Current-ly cruising Canada Cat Daidone of Egg Harbor Township and her parents, Chuck and Sue Daidone of Ellenton, Fla., enjoyed a cruise to Canada and took The Current with them. |
 Parliamentary perspective Bette Feyl of Egg Harbor Township, pictured here with The Current, and her sister, Victoria Rosenholtz of Rensselaer Falls, N.Y., toured Ottawa, Canada and the historic Parliament Hill building. Rosenholtz, who took the photo, is a professor at Suny University.  Falling for the falls Bruce, Nitty and Nicasia D’Allesandro of Egg Harbor Township visited Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada, Aug. 28-30, 2006. In addition to this "Maid of the Mist" boat ride, they especially liked seeing the falls at night when they are lit up. The Walsh's Cruise Jim and Mary Walsh, of
Ocean City, traveled with the Gazette out of New York
Harbor on Carnival Cruise Lines’ “The Victory.” Stops
included Boston, Portland, Me., St. John, New Brunswick
and Halifax, Nova Scotia. They voyage began Sept. 16 and
returned Sept. 23 to New York.
The Mercer Family of Galloway Township, pictured here in Nova Scotia, took a New England/Canada cruise that stopped at St. John, New Brunswick and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Alan, Bryan, Lisa and Erin Mercer spent their time relaxing on the ship playing trivia games and bingo and spending time with family. The cruise commemorated the 50th wedding anniversary of Lisa's parents.
Summer at the falls Kristi and Bobby Spicer of Absecon went to Niagara Falls, Canada, for their summer vacation in July. They are sitting in front of Horseshoe Falls on the Canada side in this picture. While on the trip, they saw the filming of “Camille,” a movie that is scheduled for release in February. |
 Family get-together in Quebec Gene and Katie Collins and their grandson Tyler Krumaker, all of Linwood, visited Canada in July. The three were visiting Gene and Katie's daughter Tonya, son-in-law Bob, and granddaughters Sam and Emma who were living in Quebec while Bob worked on a special assignment for his company.
Birthday bash @the falls An entourage from Northfield celebrated resident John Solta’s birthday in Niagara Falls. The couples, shown left to right, are Charles & Claudia McGenty, Dane & Bunny Leoparde, John & Barbara Solta, & Ed and Diane Lovett.  Getting close to the fallsBrittany Taglienti, Jheri Grossman, Liz Godorov (granddaughter of Louis and Karen Fortucci of Longport) and Jordan Schnoll took a copy of The Current with them onboard the Maiden of the Mist in Niagara Falls, Canada in August. They were in Canada Aug. 14-17 on a trip organized through the JCC Camps in Medford.  Umbrella-like Leader keeps
local ladies dry Anne Vinci (left) and Mary Ellen Shields with their copy of The Wildwood Leader that they took to Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada last week. The ladies reported that they took an elevator ride through solid rock that carried them down to the “Journey Behind the Falls.” This is located at Table Rock Complex where they walked through tunnels to an observation platform where they got a great look at the waterfall as it plummeted in front of them, using the Leader for cover!
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 Two take to Toronto theater Sandy and Matt Bennett of Margate traveled to Toronto, Canada, for a week’s vacation in September, taking the Current with them. This picture was taken outside the 100-year-old Royal Alexandra Theatre, where they saw the show “Legends” at an afternoon matinée.  A trip to the Falls From left, Vicki, Andrew and Drew Smith of Linwood enjoyed their vacation to Niagara Falls, Canada, in late August.  Making a splash at the falls From left: Terri Hotner of Northfield, Barbara de Mariac and Joan Ferko of Ocean City and Joan Kassatuch of Somers Point with their Current at Niagara Falls, Canada. 
Where
Canada began
The Boyle family
of Egg Harbor Township stands with The Current at
the wharf in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,
Canada. Colleen Boyle attended Vet Camp, a program
for future veterinarians held at the Atlantic
Veterinary College at the University of Prince
Edward Island. Prince Edward Island is known as the
birthplace of the confederation of Canada, the
setting for the "Anne of Green Gables" book series,
and the home its author, Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Pictured from left are Jim, Colleen, Conor, Dylan
and Heather Boyle.
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