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SEVENTH STREET & THE B A Y -S O U T H OF T O W N SE N D S INLET,

COMMODORE’S GREETING

As we open our doors for the twenty-fourth season of the Avalon Yacht Club, your Flag Officers and Trustees bid you "Welcome" in every Nettie of the word.Our special thank* to you for your response to our survey la s t Fait. Your thought* and ideas were very helpful in guiding oust plan* for the. many activ ities that, we believe, wWL be reflected in a most enjoyable reason for everyone.While there aJie many projects remaining for the future, we feel that this yean.'s improvement* u>itt add to your pleasure and comfort. Von. the Club's new look, we one particularly grateful to the Women'a Auxiliary, to Harriet Hickman, to George Nessenthaler and hii> Building Committee, to Fenton Sayre and hit. Painting Brigade, and to many other members who contributed in so many way*.An excellent Vouth Program of bailing, bumming and various other activ ities w ill again be supervised by the peerless Shoemakers, Betty and Vick, assuring Juniors an exciting season.The Entertainment Committee has blended many new features with the standard attractions that w ill make your presence a must on Saturday night.The yearly Avalon Regatta,inter-club sailing races, an active power boat squadron, and a constantly improving Boat Parade with i t s community appeal w ill round out a Ault season.For our new members, here is a perfect opportunity to greet new £aces and make lasting friendships with the many line people who enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of, the Avalon Yacht Club.A rewarding, long-remembered season awaits a ll of us i f we w ill but take advantage of our membership.

FLAG OFFICERS

Michael Gratch, M.D. Jules A. Gebauer C.W. Hungerford G.A. Greenamyer Clarence Carr Vice Commodore Rear Commodore Secretary Treasurer Ass't Secretary

and Treasurer

T R U S T E E S

William F. Crawford Michael Gratch, M. D. JulesA. Gebauer

C. W. Hungerford George A. Greenamyer Clarence H. Carr

Clyde S. Bigley 1966Milton Kuhn 1966Fenton Sayre 1966

Wilbur Chapman John R. Nagle, Jr. Georpe Nessenthaler

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Ralph S. Allsopp 196S Carl Powers I96&E. Lynn Schall 196$

BOOSTERSGinny and Ralph AllsoppEllsworth and Marion ArmacostM. Frank BeausangAnn and Jim BergenHelen and Bud BigleyInez and Henry BourlandGrace and Art BranningMrs. and Mrs. Elmer BrownJohn and Frances BussBill and Charles CalhounMr. and Mrs. John S. ChathamJean and Will ChapmanBert and Bill CrawfordJohn DeLucaMary and Joseph DennyDot and Pat DistefanoJanet and Charlie DagitDuke and Marge DoakMr. and Mrs. Francis L. Doyle, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson IIIEm and Ed FerrenJules and Ruth GebauerMr. and Mrs. Robert S. GoldenEleanor ana Mike GratchHelen and George GreenamyerMr. and Mrs. Clarence HallJay and Harriet HickmanCarolyn and J. M. Hunter

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keenan Betty and Dave Kerr Elsie and Milt Kuhn Barbara and John Leonard Marilyn and Addie LongMr. and Mrs. Harold H. Meanor, Jr. M.D. Ruth and Ed Meell Mr. and Mrs. James T. McDermott Dorothy MooreMr. and Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Jack and Millie Nagle George and Jo Nessenthaler C. J. Nyholm Robert and Mildred Quay Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ramagosa Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reimel Thelma and Frank Rossell Jane and Fred Ryan, Jr.Murray and Fent Sayre Jo and Lynn Schall Clara and Floyd Shockley Betty and Dick Shoemaker Elizabeth and Robert Smith Helen and Boyd Sponaugle Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Storlazzi Sally and Art Williams Georgia and Fred Zinck, Jr.

PROPRIETARY MEMBERSAllsopp, Ralph S.Bacon, Howard E., Jr. Beausang, Frank M.Bergen, James T.Bigley, Clyde S.3oileau, Wallis, III Bonner, Francis J., Dr. Bourland, Henry S.3ranning, Arthur L.Brock, J. WarrenCalhoun, William B., Jr. Carr, Clarence H.Chandler, Arthur J.Chapman, Wilbur F., Jr. Coates, Edwin H.Comly, Frank T.Cooper, Richard M., III Courtright, Mrs. Win. W. Crammer, B. W., D.D.S. Crawford, William F. Crumlish, James C., Jr.Dagit, Charles E.Daix, Mrs. Augustus F., III Deasey, William R.DeLuca, Wallace V.Denny, Joseph G., III Doak, H. D.Doering, E. Richard Dudrear, R. T.Fagan, H. T.Ferren, Dr. E. T.Ferren, Edwin T., Ill Francis, Dr. Raymond A.

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Calhoun, C h arles W. C h a lfa n t , Robert L . Chatham, John S.C la s s , Robert A.C o rr ig an , Thomas J * Cunningham, Dr. John D.

D a g it , C h a r le s , J r .Deck, Dr. Roy, J r .DeLuca, F ra n c is J . D egnazio, S . F . , J r . D iS te fa n o , P a t r ic k Dolan, H. H ., J r .D oyle , F ra n c is L . , J r . Dugan, Mrs. V ir g in ia

Eagan, Jo se p h A.Ewing, Agnew R . , M.D.

Fergu son , Jam es, I I I F le tc h e r , C h arles M.F lyn n , W illiam J .

G a lla g h e r , Mrs. F ra n c is P. G a r f ie ld , Bernard German, Jam es C.G i l le n , Robert M.G oldbeck, Jo seph A.Golden, Robert S.G ratch , I . F . , D r.

H aley , Robert A.Hansen, A lb e rt

H art, J . Clyde H a rt, P h i l ip A.Hartman, R ichard E.H arvey, W illiam M.Heck, W alter P.H in c h c l i f f e , F red H ocking, Samuel H ornberger, L . H.H uggins, John H.Hunt, R. H ow ell, Dr.H unter, Jam es M., Dr.Keen, W. D anie l Keenan, Jo sep h T.K e rr , W illiam M., J r .K e l ly , Jo se o h P .K ing , W illiam R.K oen ig , Howard H.K roth e, Benjam in, I I I

LaM otte, Lou is H.Langdon, Theodore L a t t a , Thomas R.L e is e r , R„ E.L i l l e y , John E.L it t le w o o d , Graham J . , I l l L lo y d , Horace J .

M allon, Jerom e H.M allon, Thomas S. J . M archione, M icholas E . , Dr. M a rsh a ll, F ra n c is E. M ata lu cc i, P h i l ip Mayer, Dr. Donald M cCandless, A. F .McDermott, James T.M cG ill, F ra n c is E .McKoy, Mary B.McMahon, Edward L .M ee ll, A rthur W.M ellon, James L . , J r . M il la r , Thomas M il le r , Harold M ladjen, John J .

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A V A L O N , N E W J E R S E Y

AVALON YACHT CLUB 1966 COMMITTEES

Wm. F. Crawford^ Dr. M. Gratch, Jules Gebauer,

Commodore Vice Commodore Rear Commodore

Ex-Officio members of all Committees

HOSPITALITY FINANCE

M*. 6 Ma&. John R. N agle, P .C ., Chairman Mr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Mr. & Mrs. Clyde S. Bigley, P.C.Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.Mr. & Mrs. George Nessenthaler Mr. & Mrs. Carl Powers Mr. & Mrs. Fenton E. Sayre Mr. & Mrs. E. Lynn Schall

MEMBERSHIP

A. L. Bsianning, P.O., ChcuAmanRobert R. BuswellGeorge GreenamyerWm. M. HarveyC.W. HungerfordDavid J. KerrHoward H. KoenigEdward S. MeellCarl PowersFenton E. SayreRichard ShoemakerBoyd L. Sponaugle, P.C.

HOUSE

Jehue L. Hackman, P.C., ChaiAman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Charles W. Calhoun George Greenamyer John R. Nagle, P.C.Harry W. Rudolph Fenton E. Sayre Richard Shoemaker

Ralph S . k l lb o p p , P.C., ChaiAman Clarence H. Carr

NOMINATING

Va . Edwin T. FeAAen, P.C., ChaiAman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Jehue L. Hickman, P.C.Boyd L. Sponaugle, P.C.

YEARBOOK

Geosige Gneenamyen., Chainman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Frank M. Beausang Clyde S. Bigley, P.C.Arthur L. Branning, P.C.Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C. Wm. M. Harvey John R. Nagle, P.C.Fenton E. Sayre Joseph J. Torroni James J. Tracey, Jr.

PUBLICITY

Gitoi. M. Harvey, C haim an Arthur L. Branning, P.C. Robert R. Buswell George Greenamyer John T. Mladjem John R. Nagle, P.C.

ENTERTAINMENT

EdwaAd S. M eell, ChaiAman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C. Frank M. Beausang Arthur L. Branning, P.C. Charles W. Calhoun S. F. Dignazio, Jr.Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C. Jehue L. Hickman, P.C.Dr. James M. Hunter Arthur W. Meell Joseph J. Murphy John R. Nagle, P.C.Eugene P. Sanders Fenton E. Sayre Emil Ternoski James J. Tracey, Jr.

Vn.. Eduiin T. FeAAen, P.C., Chainman Ralph S. A1 Isopp,* P.C.Clarence H. Carr Wilbur Chapman George Greenamyer Jehue L. Hickman, P.C.Theodore L. Reimel

INSURANCE

(tfn. B. Calhoun, Ja . , P .C ., Chainman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Clarence H. Carr Wm. J. Flynn George Greenamyer

ClaAenee H. CaAA, Chainman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.

PLANNING

Va . John. LeonaAd, P .C ., Chainman A. L. Branning, P.C.Robert A. Class Frank T. Comly David J. Kerr Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.George Nessenthaler Fenton E. Sayre Wm. E. Waddell Arthur Williams

BUILDING

Ge.ox.ge Ne^benthalen., ChainmanRobert A. ClassWm. J. FlynnCarl PowersFenton E. SayreE. Lynn SchallCommissioner D. SchiavoneRichard ShoemakerJames J. Tracey, Jr.Wm. E. Waddell

DECORATIONS

Emil T eA n oiki, Chainman John W. BussDr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C.Wm. J. Flynn Dr. Wm. R. O'Brien David P. Pearce Carl Powers N. Douglas Russell Fenton E. Sayre Arthur Williams

FLAG RAISING

Ckanles E. V a g it, P.C.

COMMODORE * S BALL

Ralph S. A lls o p p , P.C., Chapman Arthur L. Branning, P.C.Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C.Jehue L. Hickman, P.C.Dr. Sigmund Jacey Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.Fenton E. Sayre E. Lynn Schall

MID-WINTER DANCE

Geo Age Gneenamyen, Chainman Clyde S. Bigley, P.C.Joseph J. Murphy

YOUTH PROGRAM

Boyd L. Sponaugle, P . C. , ChaiAman Arthur L. Branning, P.C.Francis L. Doyle, Jr.J. Clyde Hart Walter P. Heck, Jr.C.W. Hungerford Dr. James M. Hunter Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.Dr. John Leonard, P.C.Henry Peddle Richard J. Peterson Richard Shoemaker

REPRESENTATIVE SJYRA

Milton W. Kuhn, P.C., ChaiAman Dr. John Leonard, P.C.Richard Peterson

SAILING

Richand J. P eten son , Chainman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.James T. Bergen Wilbur Chapman Robert A. Class Frank T. Comly Richard M. Cooper, III George Greenamyer C. W. Hungerford Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.Dr. John Leonard, P.C.Jerome H. Mallon W. L. Martin, III Edward S. Meell John R. Nagle, P.C.Carl Powers Richard Shoemaker

REGATTA

Vn. John LeonaAd, P . C. , Chainman Ralph S. Allsopp, P.C.Clyde S. Bigley, P.C.A. L. Branning, P.C.Charles Calhoun Wilbur Chapman Frank T. Comly Charles E. Dagit, P.C.Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C.Jehue L. Hickman, P.C.C. W. Hungerford Edward A. Kaier Milton W. Kuhn, P.C.W. L. Martin, IIIA. F. McCandless George Nessenthaler Carl Powers Fenton E. Sayre E. Lynn Schall Richard Shoemaker Wm. E. Waddell

PATROL

Vn. R. Howell. Hunt, Chainman John R. N agle, P.C., Co-ChaiAman Francis E. Marshall John H. Neeson, Jr.E. Lynn Schall Fred A. Zinck

FLEET SURGEONS

Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C., Chainman Dr. Sigmund Jacey Dr. James M. Hunter

FLEET CAPTAIN

James T. Bergen, ChairmanJ. Clyde HartDr. Wm. R. O'Brien

POWER BOAT SQUADRON CHAIRMEN

B. Calhoun, Ja . , P.C. - F ishing Canl PoweAs - Panode Fenton E. SayAe - RendezvousDr. Edwin T. Ferren, P.C.J. Paul Austin, Jr.Francis S. Chambers, Jr.Patrick DiStefanoH. T. FaganDr. John Leonard, P.C.John E. Lilley Francis E. Marshall A. F. McCandless John R. Nagle, P.C.John H. Neeson, Jr.Henry Peddle E. Lynn Schall Fred A. Zinck

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GUESTS:

Members must accompany guests at all times, unless previous arrangements have been made with a Flag Officer. All guests must register upon enter­ing the Club House. Guest Fee for Saturday Night will be $1.00 per person. The same person may not be a guest more than one week-end within a month. This rule applies to Junior as well as Senior mem­bers. Members will be responsible for the conduct of guests.

ATTIRE:

Generally speaking, informal dress is the ac­cepted rule. On Dance nights, dress is optional except a coat and tie are required. At no time will a member or guest be admitted to the Main Club House in a bathing suit, such attire being limited to the use of the Club Docks. Tailored dress shorts (Bermuda shorts), with coat and tie will be permitted on Dance Nights.

CLOSING TIME

Tues. thru Thurs.— 10:00 P.M.Friday— 12:00 Midnight Saturday— 2:00 A.M.Sunday— MidnightThe Club is closed all day Monday

DUES:

Payable on or before June 15th, otherwise member is considered delinquent.

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HOUSE COMMITTEE RULESJUNIORS:

Juniors are not permitted at the bar, this section being restricted for the use of Senior Members and their guests.

PRIVATE PARTIES:

Members may use facilities of the Club for private cocktail parties, for a fee, except on Mon­day and Saturday. Make arrangements with the Steward, but be advised he must have approval of the Board of Trustees, before final arrange­ments can be consummated.

SUGGESTIONS:

Members who have suggestions or complaints about the operating or operations of our Club are cordially requested to make same to any mem­ber of the House Committee.

ON THE BEACH AT TWENTIETH ■ AVALON, NEW JERSEY 08202 ■ PHONE 967 -3426 (AREA CODE 609 )

WOMEN’S AUXILIARYI t lt> my slncene pleasure to extend, a welcome invitation to both old and new members of the Women’a Auxiliary to attend o u a meetings held on the la s t Tuesday of June,July and August. I unge everyone especially oua. new members to come out, geta c q u a i n t e d w i t h t h e g i j i l i> , a n d p a n t l c l p a t e I n t h e f t n e a c t i v i t i e s Me s p o n s o A . Ou a s e c A e t a A y , R u t h M e e l l , w i l l n o t i f y y o u i n a d v a n c e o f e a c h m e e t i n g .

The Annual SpAing Fashion Show, Luncheon and CaAd PaAty held at the BaAclay, kpnll 11st, under the chairmanship of Ginnie Allsopp with MaAy PoweAi as advisoA was both enjoyable and successful. Further plans foA this season include an Hoas d'oeuvAe PaAty and Fashion Show (Village Shop of Stone HaAboA) - July 13th, a Book Review - July 28th, a Luncheon and Fall Fashion Show [Lillian Albus) - August 24th. Also undeA consideration Is a Thnlft Sale.I m p A o v in g t h e f u A n l s k i n g s a n d d e c o A o f t h e C lu b I s t h e m a in a n d m o s t e n j o y a b l e A e s p o n s i - b i j l i t y o f t h e A u x i l l a A y . F o A t u n a t e l y , f u n d s w e A e a v a i l a b l e t h i s y e a A t o s t a A t a n e d e c - o A a t l n g p A o g A a m . I f e e l s u A e t h e m e m b e r w i l l e n j o y o u a n e a r l y c o m p l e t e d L o b b y a n d J u n t o a R oom .

T h e J u n i o A - J u n l o A a n d J u n i o A I n t e r m e d i a t e g A o u p s a x e s p o n s o A e d b y t h e A u x i l l a A y . T h e s e g A o u p s m e e t o n c e a w e e k a t t h e C lu b H o u s e . T h e f u l l s c h e d u l e o f t h e i A a c t i v i t i e s a n d m e e t i n g n i g h t s i s l i s t e d e l s e w h e A e I n t h e b o o k . A s i A o u a c u s t o m , t h e " B e s t C i t i z e n "AwaAd w ill again be given to a boy and a ginJl In the Intermediate gAoup.The always populaA Bnidge Night sessions w ill be continued th is yean on Thunsday nights.Have a most happy

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President Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer

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Ways and Means

Membership Hospitality Nominating House SteeringMembers-at-large

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Junior Intermediate

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Bent CAawfoAd EleanoA Gnatch Ruth Gebauer Ruth Meell Helen GAeenamyen

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AVALON YACHT CLUB

One cf the most unique organizations along the South Jersey coast is the Past Commodores Club of the Avalon Yacht Club. On Saturday, April 23, 1966, the Past Commodores and their wives gathered together in Avalon at the Golden Inn for their Seventh Annual Dinner. This was a pleasant change from the cus­tom of meeting at the Hawaiian Cottage where the annual dinner had been held for a number of years.

Following tradition, Past Commodore Jay Hickman, President of the Club, made all the arrangements for the members to have a luxurious party and stay over night at the Inn. It was a most enjoyable party for those Commodores and their wives who were in attendance. There is a great sense of good fellowship, loyalty and affection that exists among the Commodores, and this is the bond that means so much to all of them.

Immediate Past Commodore, Ralph S. Allsopp, Club which now numbers seventeen active members, ber since 1960 who has not danced the "Hula-Hula".

was welcomed to the He is the only new mem-

Cap'n Charlie Dagit, Secretary

A lbert H. Fey Edwin T. Ferren, M.D. Jean Crowthers W illiam H. Lee

"Augustus F. Daix, UT " J . Elmer Smith "John G. Merkel

Arthur N. Hinkel Floyd W, Shockley W illiam B. Calhoun John W. Barron B ritto n W. Palmer Jehue L. Hickman Charles E. Dagit Edwin H Roberts Dr. Frank L. R o sse ll Boyd L. Sponaugle Milton W. Kuhn Arthur L. Branning Dr. John J . Leonard

"W illiam S. Long Clyde S. B ig ley John R. Nagle, J r . Ralph S. Allsopp

"Deceased

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AVALON YACHT CLUBSOCIAL CALENDAR

1966

MAY 2728 30JUNE 34

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JU LY 124

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AUGUST5 Friday Junior Dance 8:306 Saturday * Club Dance 9:3012 Friday Junior - Senior Family Night 6:3013 Saturday Club Dance - "The Ladies P/LU>e,n£" 9:3019 Friday Senior Decoration Party 9:0020 Saturday Cownoda'ie'4 Ball - (Formal Dress Optional) 7:0024 Wednesday Women's Auxiliary Luncheon & Fall Fashion Show 12:0026 Friday Trustees' & Committee Chairmen's Supper 7:00Senior Open House 9:3027 Saturday Club Dance - Past ContnodoA.C6' Night 9:30

SEPTEM BER2 Friday Senior Open House 8:303 Saturday * Club Dance 9:304 Sunday Commodore’s Year End Party 6:005 Monday Open House - Labon. Vay Race* S Lu.nche.on9 Friday Senior Open House10 Saturday Senior Open House

CALENDAR NOTES:

* Senior-Juniors welcome to Club Vance. 9:30 to 12:00 Midnight.SenioA. Bridge. Game, every Thursday Night at 8:30 - June 16th through August 25th. Dates for Boat Rendezvous and fishing ParvtieA will be announced at a later date. Open tfooie every Sunday - May 29th through September 4th.

Friday Senior Open House 9:00Saturday * Club Opening Dance - Live Music 9:30Monday Memorial Day Open House

Friday Senior Open House 9:30Saturday Bring A Friend Night 9:30Friday Senior Open House 9:00Saturday Avalon Night 9:30Friday Junior Reception 9:00Saturday * Club Dance - New Member and AdvcntiseAA 9:30Friday Trustees' & Committee Chairmen's Supper 7:00Senior Open House 9:30Saturday Commodore's Cocktail Party 8:00 - 9:30Club Dance 9:30

Friday Power Boatmen's Meeting 8:30Senior Open HouseSaturday Formal Club Opening Dance 9:30Monday Independence Day - flag Raising 12:00Lunche.on 12:30Raced 1:00

Friday Regatta RegistrationSaturday Avalon Regatta* Club Dance - Entertainment, Red PeppeA Vizie. Land Band 9:30Sunday Avalon RegattaWednesday Women's Auxiliary Fashion Show 12:00Friday Avalon Dudes Ready the Ranch (Decoration Party) 8:30Saturday * "Avalon Vu.de,& in the. Old We6£" - Barbecue S Vance, 6:30Friday Junior Dance 8:30Saturday Club Dance - Sing Along Night 9:30Sunday Boat Parade 12:00Thursday Women's Auxiliary Book Review 8:30Friday New Year's Eve Decoration Party 8:30Saturday New Vean't> Eve PaAty in July 9:30

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YOUTH PROGRAMBetty and I would like to welcome you all back to another great

summer at the Avalon Yacht Club. We sincerely feel the program for the youth of the club, with your help and active participation, will be one of the finest on the Jersey Coast.

The staff is made up of six excellent swimming and sailing in­structors. Tom Leonard and C. A. Chapman will head the program and be ably assisted by Marilyn Long, Mike Gratch, Pete Neeson and Hope Petersen. This is a fine staff and I feel they will do their share to make your summer a safe and enjoyable one.

As in the past, the mornings will be used for swimming and sail­ing instruction. In the afternoon we ivill have supervised swimming each day and an Arts and Craft program each Tuesday and Thursday.Of course the practical aspect of sailing and continued advanced instruction will take place each afternoon.

You more experienced sailors will be glad to know that a truly advanced course will be offered this season. The main emphasis of this group will be racing. If you are interested in improving your racing, this is the class for you.

"Sailing Class" races will take place every Wednesday. Each Thursday we will have Sail and Sunfish races with prizes awarded at the end of the year for this new racing; group.

Again, "welcome" and we sincerely hope you all have a very enjoyable summer.

Betty and Dick Shoemaker

SAILING CLASSSailing classes this year will be under the direction of

our very able instructors, C.A. Chapman, P. Neeson and M. Gratch. All of them have been successful sailors and have a great deal of experience and knowledge to pass along to the younger sailor who is interested enough to learn.

Beginners sailing classes will be held as usual this year.In addition, there will be advanced sailing classes which will be conducted separately from the regular beginners class. A very broadcourse of instruction has been planned for the advancement of those who have attended the beginners class.

All of us would like to see a large enrollment in the advanced class, as this is where the Avalon Yacht Club will develop its future championship sailors. We have had many top competition sailors in the past and we hope to have many more in the years ahead.

The Sailing Committee extends its best wishes to all of our sailors for a successful and enjoyable summer.

YOUTH PROGRAMJUNIORS AND SENIOR JUNIORS

This year the Juniors will remain divided into two divisions. "Juniors and Senior Juniors". Thos boys and girls between the ages of 1^ and 17 will be members of the Juniors. The Senior group will be those individuals between 17 and 21. The 17 year olds will have their choice of either group.

As you can see by the social calendar a varied and exciting program has been planned. It is hoped that everyone in these age groups will take an active part in the Juniors. Remember, any group is only as active as its members.

The youth committee wishes to announce that all dues must be paid on or before July ^th or you will not be elibible to take part in club activities.

SOCIAL CALENDAR Reunion of Old Friends and Meeting of New.July 5

July 12JulyJuly 26Aug. 2Aug. 9Aug. 16Aug. 23Aug. 30

Boat party)Horse Backing Riding Bowling PartyNo meeting (Friday Night Dance) Surfing Party Theatre Party OpenSki Party and Doggie Roast Year-End Dinner Party

Dick Petersen Sailing Chairman

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Route 9 • Beesley’s Point, N. J. • Dial 399-2244

YOUTH PROGRAMJUNIOR INTERMEDIATES

Welcome to another season at the Avalon Yacht Club. Mrs. Dorothy Moore and Mrs. Cathie Rowan will try to make this a summer you'll long remember.

This summer, you the J.I.'s, will have a siiare in planning a few of your events. Below are listed the dates of your meetings, but at our first meeting, you will have the opportunity to vote on the missing events, and to re-schedule the others.

Don't forget the "Good Citizenship Award", given at the endthis honor.

Let 's make this a fun summer. See you on Wednesday, July2.PM to 10.PM. Ages 10 through 13 years.

ScheduleJuly 6 Welcome Aboard Dance Aug. 3 ?

(Election of Officers)Aug. 10 Cook-out

July 13 Splash PartyAug. 17 Go-Go Party

July 20 Bowling (danc ing-game s)July 27 Christmas in July Aug. 2k- ?

Aug. 31 Commodore's BallCoat and Tie dress-up)

JUNIOR - JUNIORSAge Group up to 10 years. Tuesday night meetings, 7 PM. to 8 PM. It will be under the adult supervision of Mrs. J. Richard Petersen and Mrs. George Nessenthaler.

June 28 Get Acquainted Night and games.July 5 Beach Party and Cook-OutJuly 12 Halloween in JulyJuly 19 Pet ShowJuly 2o Surprise Night - Bring a friendlAug. 2 August Get-Acquainted-NightAug. 9 Hobo PartyAug. 16 Easter in AugustAug. 23 Bar-B-QAug. 30 Junior-Junior Commodore's Ball

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S A I L I N G S C H E D U L E - 1 9 6 6

J u n e I S & 1 9 W a r m u p r a c e s - A & B M o t h s , C o m e t s A v a l o nS a i l f i s h

J u n e I n t e r C l u b - A & B M o t h s & C o m e t s A v a l o n26 11 11 S e a I s l eJ u l y 2, 3 & 4 A & B M o t h s , C o m e t s , S a i l f i s h A v a l o n

J u l y 5 & 10 A v a l o n g R e g a t t a A v a l o nJ u l y 16 & 17 A M o t h s & C o m e t s C a p e M a yJ u l y 16 o n l y B M o t h s & S a i l f i s h ( 2 r a c e s J / l 6 ) A v a l o n

J u l y 23 & 2br 1 s t H a l f S o u t h J e r s e y - A M o t h s & C o m e t s W i l d w o o dB M o t h s & S a l f l s h A v a l o n

J u l y 3 0 I n t e r C l u b A & B M o t h s A v a l o n3 1 11 11 11 S t o n e H a r b o r

A u g . 6 & 7 A M o t h s & C o m e t s S t o n e H a r b o rB M o t h s & S a i l f i s h A v a l o n

A u g . 13 & l l * 2 n d H a l f S o u t h J e r s e y - A M o t h s & C o m e t s O c e a n C i t yA u g . 13 o n l y B M o t h s & S a i l f i s h ( 2 r a c e s S/13 ) A v a l o n

A u g . 20 & 21 A M o t h s & C o m e t s S e a I s l eB M o t h s & S a i l f i s h A v a l o n

A u g . 27 & 2 8 A M o t h s & C o m e t s M a r g a t eB M o t h s & S a i l f i s h A v a l o n

S e p t , . 3 , ^ & 5 P a s t C o m m o d o r e s ' R e g a t t aA & B M o t h s , C o m e t s & S a i l f i s h A v a l o n

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

N E W Y E A R S E V E

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BRIDGEBridge Players—

’\re are looking forward, again this season, to seeing you and your favorite partner for duplicate bridge on Thursday evenings.

Play will start at 3:30 PM.Awards for top scores will be given at the end of the

summer.Join u b for an enjoyable and exciting evening.

Vivian E. Hinkel Jean Chapman

Co-Chairmen

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1966 AVALON REGATTAThe Avalon Yacht Club and the Borough of Avalon extend a

hearty welcome to all Sailors, Yachtsmen, Flag Officers and members of the South Jersey Racing Association Clubs on both Saturday and Sunday, July §th and 10th.

The Saturday races will start at 10:30 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. The Sunday race will start at 1:00 P.M.

Trophies will be awarded following the Sunday race.Your Regatta Committee and the

Borough of Avalon are sparing no effort to make this a memorable week­end and trust that all of you will avail yourselves of the opportunity of sharing the hospitality of the Avalon Yacht Club.

John Leonard Chairman, Regatta Committee

A V A L O N Y A C H T C L U B R A C E C O U R S E S

X D IR E C T IO N A N D

N U M B E R O F L A P S TO B E A N N O U N C E D

S T O N E H A R B O R"The Seashore at Its Best"

FOR VACATION — FOR YEAR 'ROUND LIVING

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Borough Clerk

Borough Hall - Stone Harbor - New Jersey

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IN SUMMER:

COOLER BY A MILE.

IN WINTER:

WARMER WITH A SMILE.

McCANDLESS FUELS, Inc.H A R V A RD R O A D

H A V ER T O W N

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GILLIS & MOORE, Inc.258 H AV ERFO RD A V EN U E

NARBERTH

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ELMER E. ALTHOUSE, Inc.1200 Y O U N G S F O R D R O A D

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For the boatman and fisherman, AVALON is just what you always hoped

the seashore would be . . . a paradise for sailing and power boating

. . . angling from pier, boat or foaming surf!

For additional information write PUBLICITY BUREAU, AVALON, NEW JERSEY

Mayor John McLaren Commissioner Dominick Schiavone Commissioner W. Daniel Keen