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Don‘t forget the kids on a cruise he rapid expansion of the Tcruise industry has spawned some fabulous successes and, regrettably, the odd failure. At the end of September, American Family Cruises (AFC) will cease operations â€" a business failure! AFC was created by Bruce Niernberg. He was also the cruise industry executive who successfully developed Premier Cruise Lines and the ‘Official Cruise Line‘ of Walt Disney World theme. His vision was to develop a cruise line that was totally dedicated to providing families a cruise vacaâ€" tion experience of high quality that every age group would enjoy. From all of the feedback we received from our family clients â€" who cruised on AFC â€" Niernberg delivered what he promised, and WITH CRUISE HOLIDAYS MYSTERY SHOPPER ould this be you? If so, you‘ve just won DINNER FOR TWO at North\News w Serving Glen Abbey, River Oaks, Iioqiis Ridge, College Park The every member of the family had a great vacation. Regrettably, the product and proâ€" grams on the weekly cruises were totally targeted to families and did not draw passengers from other than the family market. Add up the number of available weeks that families traditionally vacation each year and you may total 16 to 20 weeks. AFC was unsuccessful in filling the other 30 plus weeks resulting in their subseâ€" quent failure. Their passing will be noted and I‘m sure that many of their ideas will be examined by other cruise lines who, currently, offer children‘s programs as part of their regular cruise packages. Fortunately, a number of cruise lines have excellent children‘s proâ€" grams run by fullâ€"time counsellors for most age groups (two years and up). One of the best children‘s proâ€" grams available is offered on Carnival‘s ships. The ‘Camp Carnival‘ children‘s program has specially designed proâ€" grams for four age groups. Babyâ€" sitting is also available in the evening for a nominal fee. During the day, ‘Camp Carnival‘ specially trained counsellors run children‘s activities geared to each age group with increasing levels of supervision for younger ages. Younger children‘s programs tend to focus on arts and crafts (finâ€" ger painting, learn your colors, face painting, puzzle time, etc.), and socially friendly activities (let‘s swim, autograph hunt, breakfast with youth staff, story time, etc.). Intermediate youths and teens programs have more creative activiâ€" ties (talent shows, put out a newspaâ€" per, charades, etc.), and pool and sports activities. Ship‘s facilities for children include: special centers for each age group, a water slide, and a chilâ€" dren‘s wading pool. Each child receives a ‘Fun Pack‘ of gifts and prizes. The dining room has a speâ€" cial children‘s menu. Kids settle into the ship‘s routine very quickly and as we found when we took our kids on cruises, we rarely saw them â€" except at dinner time, and even that might be a rushed affair as they wanted to get back to their newâ€"found friends! Ships are totally safe and have secure environments for children. The programs are wellâ€"supervised and offer a variety of activities for all ages. I‘ve always had rave reviews from families who have taken a cruise vacation. A great opportunity to take a family cruise vacation this coming winter will be with cartoonist Steve Nease and his Family on the Oakville Beaver‘s "Pud Family Cruise" next March Break on Carnival‘s Superliner the "Fantasy"! Submitted Holidays, 338â€"2 itted by 338â€"2077. Bob Kerby