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All the way to Dollywood Hilda Cetin and Sharon Wright of Galloway Township went to Sevierville, Tenn. the first week of October 2007 to visit Jack Conover, Cetin’s brother. While there they went to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge. |
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EHT crew goes to Tennessee Shown in front of their hotel in Knoxville, Tenn., are members of the Egg Harbor Township High School crew team who participated in the Scholastic Rowing Association of Americas National Finals held in Oak Ridge. |
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Great time in the Great Smoky Mountains The Shipman family of Egg Harbor Township enjoyed a peaceful and relaxing time in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. for their family vacation in the Great Smoky Mountains. Shown at Dollywood are Brenden, Nathan, Dawn, David, his son David, Trish, Dave and Kimberly. While in the park, they enjoyed the rides and attractions, shops, bluegrass music and the Eagle Mountain Sanctuary. In town, they had fun at Ripley's Aquarium, Hillbilly Golf and the Dixie Stampede. Unforgettable, though, was Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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The Schuler family of Dan, Michele, Nick, Amanda and Sarah, of
Palermo, took the Gazette to meet with family in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
during the Thanksgiving break. |
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The Gazette is on the steps of Gaylord’s Opryland Hotel in Nashville with 43 members of the Knights of Columbus Madonna Maria Council 3560 in Sea Isle City. The trip was organized by Joe Matyszcak and Anne Koch. Attendees enjoyed a fun-filled seven-day bus tour that left Sea Isle and toured Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, the world famous Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, road to the highest point of the Smokey Mountains – Newfound Gap – as well as making many other stops at points of interest along the way. |
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On top of Old Smokey Dan Haines of Egg Harbor City went to Dollywood, just outside Gatlinburg, Tenn., in June. The trip took him to the Great Smokey Mountains Clingmans Dome – the top of Old Smokey – and other points of interest. Dollywood had a water park and amusement rides and some really good bluegrass music. Haines said The Current sat on his car dashboard watching out the window the whole way. |
 Lovin’ the music in Memphis Mike Carbone and his buddy Don Murray of Galloway Township went to see 63 bands on the Mississippi River in Memphis for the Memphis in May Music festival. They are shown here on Beale Street in front of B.B. King’s House of Blues. |
 Kickin' their heels up in Nashville |
 Fun at the Deer Farm Noah Grace of Egg Harbor Township traveled with his grandparents to Sevierville, Tenn. in August. Noah and his family went to Deer Farm and Exotic Petting Zoo, where he got to pet and feed many kinds of animals. He also got to feed one of Santa’s reindeer an apple and go on a pony ride. |
 Feeding their need for speed The Ade and Wheeler families traveled to Bristol, Tenn., for the Aug. 26 NASCAR evening race at the Bristol Motor Speedway. Shown right after the race are John and Patty Ade holding The Current, and Donna, Scott and Chris Wheeler. All are from Galloway Township except Patty Ade, who hails from Egg Harbor Township. |
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