A picture caption on page 11 of The Royal Gazette on March 1 should have read that Mr. Phillip Wiggenhauser of Tonon Travel, Boston, and Father Pat Hurley, representing two different groups who have been visiting the Island since 1973, were presented with commemorative plaques from Bee Line Transport and the Department of Tourism for off-season business.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS -- Members of Tonon Travel, from Boston, presented special plaques to the Elbow Beach Hotel and Bee Line Transportation in commemoration of two decades of spending happy vacations in Bermuda. Tonon is a travel agency set up by Mr. Philip Wiggenhauser Jr. who first visited the Island in 1973. Since then he has brought parties of nearly a hundred people every year.

They have stayed at the Elbow Beach since the late 70s. Pictured, from left, are Mr. Wiggenhauser, Father Pat Hurley, from Boston, Department of Tourism official Mr. Richard Quinn, Bee Line vice president Mr. Ed Johnston, Elbow Beach finance director Mr. Ed Craven, front office manager Mrs. Rehanna Palumbra and Bee Line president Mr. Harrison Simons.