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A V A LO N YACHT CLUBAVALON, NJ.
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Your flag officers join me in extending a most warm welcome to all members - old and new*
Many unusual events have been planned by the Entertainment Committee to insure a happy summer*
The young people come into a large share of planned activities brought about through the efforts of the officers, trustees and various committee chairmen* Available is a particularly fine sailing and swimming program with excellent instructors, along with a full social calendar planned for their enjoyment*
A full sailing schedule and power boat program promise exciting results and should prove to be of great interest to everyone*
As in the past, we extend our sincere thanks to our advertisers for their kind support and extend to them a most cordial invitation to visit our club*
The successful culmination of the work of the various committees can only be brought about with the usual support and cooperation of all members. Be a real part of your club - help in its growth - enjoy growing with it*
Sincerely,
FLAG OFFICERS
John R. Nagle, Jr. Ralph S. Allsopp Clarence H. Carr William J. McKeever Robert T. Dudrear Vice Commodore Rear Comodore Secretary Treasurer Secretary
and Treasurer
Arthur L. Branning, P.C.... 1963Dr. Robley Evans. .... 1963Dr. E. Ferren, P.C......... 1963
T R U S T E E S
William H. Horn..............1964Dr. J. Leonard, P.C..........1964Fred A. Zinck, Jr....... ....1964
William S. Long, P.C...... 1965William F. Crawford... 1965Stanley W. Brown...........1965
B O O STE R S
Ginny and Ralph AllsoppBud and Helen BigleyGrace and Art BranningStan and Helen BrownBill and Charlie CalhounMr. and Mrs. Francis S. ChambersBob "Blue Sky" ClassLou and Bart CranmerBert and Bill CrawfordJanet and Charlie DagitAnn and Bob DudrearBob Evans and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Agnew R. EwingMr. and Mrs. Henry T. FaganEd and Em FerrenDr. and Mrs. Michael GratchHelen and George GreenamverJehue and Harriet HickmanBill and Margaret HoganMr. and Mrs. William Horn, 3rdMahala and Lou HornbergerDave and Betty KerrElla and Russ Kneedler
Roxy and A1 Kramer The Krothe Family Elsie and Milt Kuhn Horace Laurence Barbara and John Leonard Addie and Bill Long Dorothy K. Markel Carl B. Metzger, Jr.Fran and Gordon Miller Henry A. Molt Bea and Dick Morgan Joseph T. Mullray, Esq.Millie and Jack NagleJo and George NessenthalerRobert C. and Mildred B. QuayFrank and Thelma Rossell and FamilyMurry and Fent SayreClara and Floyd ShockleyWilliam E. and Ann SlackBob Smith and FamilyWilliam Watt, Jr.Frederick A. Zinck, Jr.
FIRST NATIONAL BANKof
Cape May Court HouseOver 50 Years of Continuous Banking Service
in Cape May County CAPITAL $150,000 — SURPLUS $300,000
Member Federal Reserve System
Cape May Court House, New JerseyBranches: Villas, N. J. - Rio Grande, N. J.
Holly Lane Flower Shop“For Finer Flowers Beautifully Styled"
Shore Road . . . South of Cape May Court House, N. J.
Phone 5-7233
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AVALON GIFT SHOPCor. 29th St. & Boardwalk
Jewelry — Hats — Handbags
Gifts — Toys — Games
Postcards — Greeting Cards
Seashells — Rocks & Minerals
B EA C H C H A IR S A N D U M B R ELLA S FO R H IRE
Compliments
of
A V A L O N LODGE
BR ITTO N P A L M E R General Insurance
Associated with Haughton, Weymouth and Bishop, Inc.
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Bldg.
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ROOM 1301 PHILA., PA.
Not far away... one of the 7 great inns of the world
Famous for gourmet cuisine. This delightful inn features 200 air-conditioned guest rooms, luxurious dining facilities, and a swimming pool. Also nightly entertainment in the cocktail lounge. * * * 15 minutes from downtown Philadelphia.4 miles from N.J. Tpk., Exit 4.
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ED ZABERER'S — A n g le s e a Inn
Cocktails -:- DinnersO P E N A L L Y E A R
Phone: 522-1423
Located at Entrance to Wildwood, N. J.
Exit No. 6 - Garden State Parkway
400 Spruce Ave. Wildwood, N. J.
GRACE OIL COMPANYT e x a c o
Petroleum ProductsS E R V I N G C A P E M A Y C O U N T Y
S T O N E H A R B O R"The Seashore at Its Best"
FOR VACATION — FOR YEAR ’ROUND LIVING- For Free Color Folder Write -
Borough Clerk Borough Hall - Stone Harbor - New Jersey
IN A V A L O N . . . ITS
KUNE&SCH!MEK'S PIONEER MARKET
Q U A L I T Y M E A T S
G R O C E R I E S & P R O D U C ELatimer B ake r y Products Fresh Dai l y
Te l ephone 9 6 7 - 3 6 2 6 2 6 9 —21st S t r e e t
For Free Delivery— Phone: 967-5541
KEEN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions - Drugs
Cosmetics - BeachwearFilm - Toys
268 - 21st STREET AVALON. N. J .
C L I F F W IL SO NT V B A L E S A N D S E R V I C E
M O T O R O L A - R. C. A .
9716 - 3rd A V E N U E
S T O N E H A R B O R , N . J .
P h o n e 3 6 8 - 2 5 6 7
3 2 0 9 - 1 1 N E W J E R S E Y A V E .
W I L D W O O D , N . J .
P h o n e 5 2 2 - 1 4 3 7
YOUR STORE AT THE SHORE
Free Delivery £ |^| ■ £ Phone: 967-3268
COMPLETE FOOD MARKET— OPEN ALL YEAR —
C h o ic e M e a t s - G r o c e r ie s - P r o d u c e F r o z e n F o o d
3001 Dune Drive Avalon, New Jersey
MATLACK FUNERAL HOME
W . K. M A T L A C KDirector
Cape M ay Court House New Jersey
D O N A L D W. S C H U L T ERegis tered Bui Ider
234 21st. S t Avalon N. J .Phone 9 6 7 -5444-
S a t i s f a c t i o n Gua ran te ed
Shop The Modern Way - -
AVALON SUPER MARKETS E L F S E R V IC E
Groceries - M eats - Produce Frozen Food
O PEN A L L Y E A R29th & 2nd Avenue Avalon, N. J
ROOMS AND A P A R TM EN TS
Phone: 263-5411EDWARD H. DEVER & SONS. Inc.J o h n s o n O u t b o a r d M o t o r s
Glasspar BoatsB O S T O N W H A L E R
M ARINE HARDWARE & SUPPLIES44th & VENICEAN RD SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.
The Cocktail Flag is now Flying at
Q a d e i *
HOTEL HOLIDAYDining Room O pen to Public
21st ST. BETWEEN OCEAN DRIVE AND 2nd AVENUE
A v a l o n , N. J .P H O N E : A V A L O N 9 6 7 -5 4 4 4 M R . & M R S . S C H U L T E , P ro p r ie to rs
ROUTE 9ONE MILE NORTH OF AVALON RD.
— — RESTAURANT -and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone: 465-5268
TYLER LUMBER CO.R e a d in g A v e n u e
C A P E M A Y C O U R T H O U SE, N. J .
C um ber • P lyw o o d • H a rd w a r e D uPon t P a in t s
F r e e D e liv e ry A n y w h e re C a p e M a y C o u n ty C a l l C a p e M a y C o u r t H ou se 5-5102
Healthfully Air Conditioned Phone: 263-5771
TRAVASCIO'SMUSICAL BAR & RESTAURANTCuisFhe at Its Best — Ocean Fresh Seafoods
ENTERTAINMENT N ITELY
16 - 43rd Street Sea Isle City, N. J .
490911
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MOTH FLEETSLUZIE Susan GriffithsEmmalu James Bowditch, JrTinker Marilyn LongJAG Jody Greenamyer
Susan MorganHr* Lucki Sue LaurenceMisty Anne II Anne KaierTom's Wish Tom PowersLucky Four Joseph Mai IonMullie Charles BonnerPipin Marge HoganGypsy Dedi Class
Fred SchallJohnny Reb George Ellis
Nina ComlySparky Dave Brown
Joan DelaneyOops 2nd Truby Krothe
John Heuisler Peter Me Divitt
Yankee Clipper Ben Me DivittGigi Gayle GebauerSea Cork II John LeonardFly1nn Duke PowersPete-Rick Peter NeesonNowego Ed KaierBet-Sea Betty Lou NagleSez-Me-Too C. A. ChapmanRock-It Dave SchillCorkie II Bill CourtrightPegasus Bill Schill, Jr.Tom Swift II Tom Leonard
Mike Gratch
COMET FLEET3057 Now Thad Comly3096 Sez Hoo Will Chapman3424 Mox Nix Joyce Leonard3531 Criss Cross Bill Schill3570 Fran Doyle3633 Conflict Chas. Calhoun3641 Centaur Jack Reid3659 Twinkle Bill Martin3685 Folly Dick Cooper
JOHN LEONARD, Sailing Instructor formerJunior International Moth Champion
Established l 4 4 Y e o r sRIGGS’ NAUTICAL HOUSE
310 M A R K E T S T R E ET P H ILA . 6, P A .
C H A R T S — C O M P A S S E S — P R O TR A C TO R S
RULERS — D IV ID E R S — M A R IN E G LA S S E S
N A U T IC A L B O O K S — C L O C K S
C O M P A S S A D J U S T I N G A N D R E P A I R SW A 5 - 3 2 7 8 W A 5 - 3 2 7 9 Sh i p s Clock Rep a i r i ng
SAILING SCHEDULE AYC 1963
June 15 & 16 June 22 & 23
J une 29 & 30
July 6 & 7
July 13 & 14
July 20 * 21
July 27 & 28
Aug. 3 & 4
Aug. 7 - 1 1 Aug. 10 & 11
Aug. 14 - 18 Aug. 17 & 18 Aug. 24 & 25
1963 Season Opens - A and B class Moths at AvalonStone Harbor Great Sound Regatta for Comets A and B class Moths at AvalonInterclub with Sea Isle - Moths only Saturday at Avalon; Sunday at Sea IsleOcean City Regatta - Moths and Comets B class races at Avalon1st Half of S. Jersey Regatta - Wildwood-Moths & Comets B class races at AvalonInterclub with Stone Harbor - Moths only Saturday at Stone Harbor; Sunday at AvalonSea Isle Regatta - Moths and Comets B class races at AvalonJersey Coast Regatta - Sea Side Park - CometsBrigantine Regatta - N.J. St. Championships-Moths only Comet Territorials-Little Egg Harbor-Beach Haven B class races at AvalonNational Moth Championships at Ocean CityStone Harbor Regatta - Moths and Comets B class races at AvalonInternational Moth Championships - Larchmont, N. Y. Avalon Regatta - Moths and CometsSecond Half of S. Jersey Regatta-Cape May-Moths & Comets B class races at Avalon
Aug. 31, Sept. 1 & 2 Avalon Labor Day Week-end Regatta
Stan Brown Sailing Chairman
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The Avalon Yacht Club and the Borough of Avalon extend a warm welcome to Sailors, Yachtsmen, Flag Officers and members of the South Jersey Yacht Racing Association Clubs, on Saturday, August 17th and Sunday, August 18th.
Regatta will be held for both Moth and Comet Sailors.The Saturday Race is scheduled to start at 10:30 A. M. with the
afternoon race at 2:00 P. M.Sunday Race scheduled to start at 1:00 P. M.Trophies will be awarded following the Sunday Race.
Britt W. Palmer, P.C.Chairman, Regatta Committee
Power Boats will be under the able direction of Capt. Bill Calhoun. The scheduled events are as follows:Fishing dates: Julv 13 and Aug. 3
Rendezvous: Aug. 11 (Capt. Fenton Sayre)Boat parade: Aug. 24 (Capt. Floyd Shockley)
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1962 BEST CITIZEN AWARD - BOY Mike Gratch1962 BEST CITIZEN AWARD - GIRL Gayle Gebauer
Who Owns a Pacemaker Has Arrived.
P A C E M A K E R
A L L -W E A T H E RW O O DC R U IS E R S
C. P. LEEK A SONS, INC. LOWER BANK, EGG HARBOR, N.«J.
T I D E T A B L EL ight face type ind ica tes A.M., H eavy face P.M . Daylight-Saving Time
Day High LowJULY
I 3.50 10.22
Mon 4.37 10.592 4.47 1 1.00Tue 5.27 11.473 5.41 1 1.50Wed 6.124 6.29 0.34Thu 6.55 12.355 7.14 1.21Fri 7.35 1.196 7.56 2.06Sat 8.14 2.037 8.36 2.50Sun 8.52 2.478 9.17 3.31Mon 9.33 3.309 10.01 4.12Tue 10.17 4.1210 10.48 4.51Wed 11.05 4.561 t 1 1.40 5.33Thu 5.4612 1 1.57 6.21Fri 12.33 6.4713 0.51 7.16Sat 1.29 7.5714 1.50 8.18Sun 2.27 9.0815 2.51 9.19Mon 3.30 10.11
Day High Low Day High Low Day High Low Day High Low16 3.58 10.17 AUGUST 16 5.54 1 1.55 SEPTEMBERTue 4.34 11.10 Fri 6.18
6.186.42
0.1812.2517
Wed5.045.36
11.13 1
Thu5.01
5.371 1.15 17
Sat6.497.08
0.4712.49
1Sun
18 6.07 0.07 2 5.58 0.02 18 7.38 1.39 2 7.06 1.06
Thu 6.31 12.08 Fri 6.24 12.03 Sun 7.52 1.42 Mon 7.27 1.1619 7.01 1.03 3 6.47 0.49 19 8.21 2.25 3 7.50 1.52Fri 7.22 1.03 Sat 7.03 12.50 Mon 8.35 2.31 Tue 8.12 2.0620 7.52 1.57 4 7.31 1.37 20 9.04 3.08 4 8.33 2.36Sat 8.10 1.57 Sun 7.51 1.38 Tue 9.15 3.17 Wed 8.55 2.5521 8.40 2.46 5 8.13 2.22 21 9.46 3.48 5 9.17 3.20Sun 8.54 2.48 Mon 8.32 2.26 Wed 9.54 3.59 Thu 9.41 3.4322 9.27 3.33 6 8.55 3.05 22 10.27 4.25 6 10.04 4.04Mon 9.38 3.37 Tue 9.15 3.13 Thu 10.32 4.39 Fri 10.29 4.3023 10.14 4.17 7 9.40 3.48 23 1 1.09 5.01 7 10.54 4.47Tue 10.22 4.21 Wed 10.00 3.59 Fri 11.12 5.18 Sat 11.22 5.2024 1 1.01 4.57 8 10.27 4.28 24 i 1.51 5.36 8 1 1.49 5.34Wed 11.07 5.06 Thu 10.48 4.45 Sat 11.53 5.59 Sun 6.1625 1 1.48 5.38 9 11.18 5.1 1 25 6.13 9 0.18 6.26Thu 11.50 5.50 Fri 11.00 5.35 Sun 12.33 6.46 Mon 12.45 7.2126 6.19 10 5.57 26 0.35 6.55 10 1.17 7.30Fri 12.34 6.38 Sat 12.11 6.32 Mon 1.17 7.43 Tue 1.46 8.3327 0.34 7.05 1 1 12.35 6.50 27 1.21 7.49 11 2.19 8.39Sat 1.19 7.33 Sun 1.07 7.39 Tue 2.05 8.46 Wed 2.50 9.4128 1.19 7.55 12 1.33 7.52 28 2.12 8.50 12 3.28 9.46Sun 2.05 8.32 Mon 2.06 8.50 Wed 2.59 9.45 Thu 3.58 9.4229 2.06 8.47 13 2.33 8.57 29 3.15 9.48 13 4.37 10.46Mon 2.54 9.30 Tue 3.09 9.55 Thu 3.59 10.38 Fri 5.05 11.3730 2.59 9.39 14 3.41 10.01 30 4.24 10.42 14 5.40 1 1.42Tue 3.48 10.22 Wed 4.16 10.57 Fri 4.59 11.29 Sat 6.0231 4.01 10.27 15 4.50 10.59 31 5.26 1 1.34 15 6.33 0.27Wed 4.44 11.13 Thu 5.21 11.54 Sat 5.53 Sun 6.51 12.35
COLON,
AVALON HOME CENTERTile Contractors & Distributors
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21st S t . E a s t o f O cean A va lo n , N ew J e m
Phon*: 967-3402
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rOUR WOOLSEY BOAT PAINT DEALER IN AVALON Jo h n P . M il la r
Phone: 967-4261 264 21st STREET967-3294 AVALON, N. J.
r . H . S T R A T T O N
A G E N C Y
REAL ESTATEAPPRAISALS
MANAGEMENT
MORTGAGES
INSURANCE
HAROLD E. W INDER, JR . ,BRO KER
BendixFish
FinderAll Fishermen Welcome
(Open Boat) Leaves Daily
Fish From The
EMMA C.Berthed at The Driftwood Marina
MOONLITES
SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY
Phone: 465-5740 Skippered by Capt. Irvine (Oggie) Hurd
ieorge & Emma Cornish
THE DRIFTWOOD MARINABoats — Motors — Bait
Tackle — Gas — IceMono-Rail Boat Launching
Avalon Swing Bridge Avalon, N. J
f t “! £ f ^
M ID - W IN T E R R EU N IO N
THE SHOPPING CENTER OF SEA ISLE CITY
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Phone: 368-2911
STURDY S AV I NGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONStone Harbor, New Jersey
Current Dividend Rate— 4 % per annum
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Custom Building Res iden t ia l , Commercial and Industrial Building Lots Financing
O t kao been oua. io build,ik e new Bay. View-Qochiail Lounye io ik e Avalon la c k t Qiub.
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Here the skipper and mate will discover a virtual treasure trove of imported and domestic sportswear . . . wonderful things to assure “easy living” afloat or ashore.
CREGO’S • THIRD AVENUE • STONE H AR BO R ^
P O P L A R S - 5 3 4 4 - 5 3 - 4 5
Best w ishes th r o u g h o u t
1 9 6 3
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P H I L A D E L P H I A
Elmer A, Palenscar & Son
£ lectiicaL {lontxaatoxs <Sincz 1916
COMPLIMENTSo f
THE MANAGEMENT
1 6 1 7 -1 9 N . F o u r t h S t r e e t
P H I L A D E L P H I A 2 2 , P A .
WILLIAM E. KRAUS Sc CO.Registered
P L U M B I N G H E A T I N G
A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G
Call Day or Night 28th & O cean DrivePhone: 967-3602 Avalon, N .J.
V"MEET ME AT THE WHITEBRIER"
THE WHiTEBRIARAvalon's Finest Hotel
20 Street on the BeachPhonfe: 967-3426
AIR CONDITIONED COCKTAIL LOUNGE and DINING ROOMSAVALON. NEW JERSEY
BRIDGEBridge night again this year will be each Wednesday of the summer season
beginning with the first get-together on June 26. All members of the club are welcome to join this group. A member may, if he so desires, invite a norwaember of the club to complete his partnership.
The more ardent enthusiasts of the game will play the duplicate boards. This will be competitive bridge. Scores will be kept for a series of six sessions. Appropriate prizes will be awarded the winners at the end of the season. By next year we hope to have a duplicate team ready to challenge teams from neighboring yacht clubs.
Whether your system is that of Goren, Culbertson, the Italians, or maybe your own, won't you come out and join us for an evening of fun and relaxation.
See you all at the Club on Wednesday nights at 8:15.
Co-Chairmen Jean Chapman Helen Brown
BA C O N & C A R R O LL, INC.Oniuxanct & doniuLtanti
3 PENN CENTER P LAZA , P H IL A D E L P H IA 2, PA. L O C U S T 8 - 4 5 0 7
All fo rms o f BusinessandPersonal Insurance
Howard E . Bacon , J r .
• MARINE• FIRE• CASUALTY• GROUP• LIFE
Lots C leared To p Soil
G ravel
Phone: A v a lo n 7-6681 967-4551
MATALUCCI BROS.A v a l o nReady Mixed Concrete
— P R O M P T S E R V IC E —T ru cks - Dozers - Lo ts C leaned To p Soil - G rove l - W h ite Stone
13th & 3rd A v e n u e A v a lo n , N . J .
The finest wishes fo r success to all the friends and members
AVALON BRANCHof
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKOF STONE HARBOR
COURTRIGHT AUTO PRODUCTS INC.
A utom otive Parts Warehouseand
Sales O ffice 1800 F a irm o u n t Ave. Telephone: Philadelphia 30, Pa.
C E - 6-9500
CALHOUN AGENCY, INC.W IL L IA M B. C A L H O U N , JR. C H AR LES W . C A L H O U N
Insurance For A ll Your Needs
52 - 24th Street Parkade Building A v a lo n , N . J 5 1 8 M a rk e t St., C am den, N . j .
P h o n e : 9 6 7-37 73 Phone: W O 3 -3 6 3 5
Fletcher's Boat LiveryB O A T R E N T A LS A N D M O T O R R E N T A LS
PER I T I I I I N I I I I W i l l l l l l l . l2 ELECTRIC B O A T HO ISTS
M A R IN E SUPPLIES — B A IT — T A C K L E
Foot o f 24th St., Avalon, N. J.
Phone:967-3383
Your Prescription Pharmacist PHONE2 6 3 - 4 5 1 1
K R A M E R ' S Rexall DrugsP h a r m a c e u t i c a l s - S u n d r i e s - C o s m e t i c s
— O pen A ll Y e a r —Now under the new management of
ROBERT RUBI NSTE I N R. P.
4117 Landis Avenue Sea Isle City, N. Jf i l i a l PH 1 LL 1 PS 66 C R E D I T C A R D S H O N O R
EDWARDS' GARAGEG EN ER A L A U TO R EP A IR IN G ON A L L M A K ES
S p e c ia liz in g in Fo rd , L in co ln an d M e rc u ry C a r s1024 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, N. J.
UL 4-4198
Phone : 967-3381
KAISER'S SEAFOODF R E D A A N D G EO R G E H E IT Z
Avalon, N. J.
M A R T I N C O R P O R A T I O N
Dyers and Finishersof
C o t t o n P i e c e G o o d sBRIDGETON NEW JERSEY
SUNDAY EVENING B U FFET DINNER - 6 - 9:30 P.M. Phone: 967-4621
C R O N E C K E R ' S F R A N K G I A M P ASERVING AMERICA'S Plumbing & Heating
Finest Food and Liquors SuppliesSINCE 1887 SALES & SERVICE
INSTALLATION
Sea Isle City New Jersey 2347 Second Ave. Avalon, N. J.DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT - 10 - 2:30 A.M.
BUSCH' S BAR AND R E S T A U R A N TF a m o u s fo r S e a f o o d
A N N A M. and PHILIP C. PHILLIPSOwners
LOBSTERS * STEAKS * SOFT SHELLSRAY HOTTINGER at the HAMMOND ORGAN
Townsend's Inlet New Jersey
PAST COMMODORES CLUBAVALON YACHT CLUB
The p as t C om m odores advanced ano ther step in c re a tin g a fine tra d it io n a s a r e s u l t of th e ir F ou rth Annual D inner on A p ril 19 a t the H awaiian Cottage in M erchan tv ille , New J e r s e y . The p a rty w as a m ost en joyable one and the bonds of friend sh ip w ere m ade a l it tle m o re s e c u re betw een th e m en and th e ir w ives who had se rv ed the Yacht Club so w ell and tru ly du ring th e ir te rm o f office. It w as a m an ife s ta tio n of th e adm ira tion , a f fec tion and loyalty th a t ex is ts betw een the Commodores which is a lso sh a re d by th e ir re sp e c tiv e w ives.
It w as a jo v ia l and happy group th a t m et to g e th e r to ta lk about Avalon, the Yacht Club and the com ing sum m er. D r. John L eonard and W illiam Long p e rfo rm ed exp e rtly a s Hula D ance rs to the am usem en t and p le a su re of th e ir aud ience. In acco rd an ce w ith the e s tab lish ed custom , P re s id e n t Calhoun a r ra n g e d a l l the d e ta ils of the D inner and undoubtedly, th a t was the v e ry th ing th a t m ade it such a g re a t su cce ss .
Cap’n. Charlie Dagit
PAST COMMODORES
Albert H. Fey 1942Edwin T. Ferren, M. D. 1943Jean Crowthers 1944William H. Lee 1945Augustus F. Daix, 3rd 1946J. Elmer Smith 1947John G. Merkel 1948Arthur N. Hinkel 1949Floyd W. Shockley 1950William B. Calhoun 1951John W. Barron 1952Britton W. Palmer 1953Jehue L. Hickman 1954Charles E. Dagit 1955Edwin H. Roberts 1956Dr. Frank L. Rossell 1957Boyd L. Sponaugle 1958Milton W. Kuhn 1959Arthur L. Branning 1960Dr. John J. Leonard 1961
* William S. Long 1962* Deceased
J. G. Wood 5c & 10c StoresB re ak fa s t and Lu n ch Served at our Founta in
28th Street and 2nd Ave 249 96th Street
Avalon Stone Harbor-as
M Arket 7-2981
Frank WinklerRestaurant and Bar SUPPLIES Hotel and Janitor's SUPPLIES
122 N. 2nd StreetPhiladelphia 6 Pennsylvania
WOMEN'S AUXILIARYA most cordial invitation is extended to all women members of the club to
join our meetings which are held the last Tuesday of June, July and August. Everyone is informed of the time of the meeting. Each woman member of the club is automatically a member of the Auxiliary and is more than welcome to join our meetings and activities.
The 19 6 3 season began delightfully with our annual luncheon, card party and fashions (by John Wanaraaker), this year held at the Warwick Hotel in Philadelphia. This was truly a lovely way to start the season. Further plans for the summer include equally exciting events, among them being our traditional July fashion show, a card party in August as well as an all-day bazaar in August.
Our youngsters are not overlooked by the Auxiliary, as they sponsor the Junior Junior and the Junior Intermediate groups, whose full schedule of events is listed on another page. A vital part of the Junior Intermediate group is the coveted "Best Citizen11 award* The recipients (boy and girl) are selected from their group by secret ballot, and have proved to be true "best citizens".
Wednesday night bridge is another project of the Auxiliary, further details of which are printed elsewhere in this book.
Listed below are the names of the committee chairmen. You might decide where your talents might best be used (don’t keep them hidden) and contact the chairman of the committee in which you have an interest. There is a spot for everyone. We need everyone. Let us hear from you.
Have a happy summer.
OFFICERSPresident Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer
Helen Bigley Millie Nagle Ginny Ailsopp Ann Dudrear Marie Waddell
Helen Bigley President
CGMMITTlE CHAIfMENWays and MeansMembershipHospitalityHousePublicitySteeringNominating
Helen Greenamyer Paula Carr Bert Crawford Helen Brown Lillian Courtright Elsie Kuhn Ruth Gebauer Addie Long
Junior Juniors Junior IntermediatesLiaisonMembers-at-IargeBridge
Para Linton Eleanor Gratch Mary Powers Barbara Leonard Em Ferren Harriette Hickman Jean Chapman Helen Brown
IN MEMORIUM
With fond memories of our friends Jane Mullray and Chickie Boileau, we extend sincerest sympathies to their families.They shall be greatly missed.
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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. The same person may not be a guest more than one week-end within a month. This rule applies to Juniors as well as Senior members. Members will be responsible for the conduct of their guests
There are no restrictions on bringing guests to the Club for dinner.
HOUSE COMMITTEE RULESJUNIORS:
Juniors are not permitted at the bar, this section being restricted for the use of Senior Members and their 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.
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.
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YOUTH PROGRAMThe Youth Program is again under tne capable direction of Chick Hungerford, has been planned to insure another happy summer for our young people.
A full program
John Leonard and Muffie Watt are the experienced sailors who have been selected to be our sailing instructors. Sharon Branning, Jane Sponaugie and Mary Ann Evans join forces in teaching swimming and life saving courses.
THE JUNIOR YACHT CLUBAge group 15
June 25July 2July 9July 16July 19July 23
Tuesday night meetings.July 30 Road Rally
August 6 Bowling August 9 Dance August 13 Cook-out Beach Party August 20 Moonlight Cruise August 23 Family NightSecretary Muffie Viatt Treasurer Sharon Branning
Scavenger Hunt Field Meet Beach Party Progressive Dinner DancePark PartyCommodore Pete Brown (967-7081) Vice Commodore Eddie Kaier Rear Commodore Tan Leonard
JUNIOR INTERMEDIATESAge group 10 to lii inclusive (or having completed 9th grade). Thursday night meetings - 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock. Under the adult supervision of Mrs. Michael Gratch and Mrs. Carl Powers.
June 27 Election and Dancing July 11 Bowling July 18 Cook-out July 25 Masquerade
Commodore Peter Neeson Vice Commodore Mike Gratch Rear Commodore Alex Wolfington Entertainment - Duke Powers
JUNIOR ■ JUNIORSAge group up to 10 years. Wednesday supervision of Mrs. Margaret Linton.
August 1 Beimuda Night (DressAugust 8 New Year's Eve in August (Coat-tie August 15 Cook-out August 22 Beach PartyAugust 29 Commodore's Ball (Dress - Coat-tie)
Secretary - Diane Gebauer Treasurer - Lynn Bigley Hospitality - Helen Heuisler House - George Ell1s
night meetings - 7 o'clock to 8:1 5 . Theme - Around the World in A.Y.C.
Under the adult
June 26 Cast-off Party - Bring along old friends. July 3 Philadelphia Independence Celebration July 10 Hawaiian LuauJuly 17 African Pet Show (Real and Stuffed Animals) July 2ii Night in VeniceJuly 31 New Orleans Mardi Gras (Masked Ball)
August 7 Chinese New YearAugust ll; Swedish SmorgasbordAugust 21 Mexican Hat Dance and Party - PinataAugust 28 United Nations Masquerade Party
COMMITTEESREGATTA
B ritto n W. Palm er P. C. Chairman A rthu r L. Branning, P. C.M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C.William B. Calhoun, Jr., P. C.Jehue L. Hickman, P. C.Dr. Edwin T. Ferren, P. C.Charles E. Dagit, P. C.Boyd L. Sponaugle, P. C.Floyd W. Shockley, P. C.William S. Long, P. C.William E. Slack William H. Horn Edward A. Kaier Frank T. Comly George N essen thaler I. K. Heuisler John R. Reid William E. Waddell William W att, Jr.William F. C raw ford Fenton E. Sayre Dr. Michael G ratch E. Lynn Schall Stanley W. Brown R obert T. Dudrear William N. Schill John R. Nagle, Jr.A. F. McCandless Ralph S. Allsopp C. W. Hunger fo rd
FINANCE
Dr. Edwin T. Ferren , P. C. Chairman Jehue L. Hickman, P. C.Milton W. Kuhn, P. C.Ralph S. Allsopp Joseph Mullray William J. McKeever
HOUSE
Jehue L. Hickman, P. C., Chairman Dr. Edwin T. Ferren , P. C.A rthur L. Branning, P. C.Charles E. Dagit, P. C.Fenton E. Sayre William F. C raw ford Ralph S. Allsopp W illiam E. Waddell
BY LAWS
Edward A. Kaier, Chairman Robert T. Dudrear Clarence H. C arr Joseph T. Mullray Howard R. Yocum James C. Crumlish, Jr. William F. Craw ford Ralph S. Allsopp
YEAR BOOK
Clyde S. Bigley
SAILING
Stanley W. Brown, Chairman M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C. Charles E. Dagit, P. C.Dr. John J. Leonard, P. C. William S. Long, P. C. William H. Horn William E. Slack Edward A. Kaier Charles W. Calhoun William L. M artin, II C arl Powers E. Lynn Schall R obert A. C lass John R. Nagle, Jr.Ralph S. Allsopp Dr. R. Howell Hunt C. W. Hungerford
INSURANCE
William B. Calhoun,Jr.,P.C. Chairman C larence H. C arr Ralph S. Allsopp
PLANNING
Dr. John J. Leonard, P.C., Chairman M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C.Charles E. Dagit, P. C.A rthu r L. Branning, P. C.William S. Long, P. C.Frank T. Comly Stanley W. Brown William E. Waddell William F. Craw ford David J. K err Fenton E. Sayre William H. Horn John R. Nagle, Jr.Ralph S. Allsopp
YOUTH PROGRAM
Boyd L. Sponaugle, P. C., Chairman A rthu r L. Branning, P. C.M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C.Dr. John J. Leonard, P. C.Stanley W. Brown Dr. Michael G ratch C. W. Hungerford John R. Nagle, Jr.
NOMINATING
Dr. Edwin T. Ferren,P .C .,Chairm an Dr. John J. Leonard, P. C.Boyd L. Sponaugle, P. C.William S. Long, P. C.Clyde S. Bigley
COMMODORE’S BALL W illiam S. Long, P. C.
REPRESENTATIVE SJYRA
William H. Horn M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C.
FLEET SURGEON
Dr. Edwin T. F erren , P. C. Dr. Michael G ratch
FLEET CAPTAIN
Dr. R. Howell Hunt
PUBLICITY
Charles E. Dagit, P. C. A rthu r L. Branning, P. C. William H. Horn George A. Greenamyer Ray G. E llis
MID-WINTER DANCE
George G reenamyer William S. Long, P. C.
POWER BOAT (continued) E. Lynn Schall Ray E llis John R. Nagle, Jr.
MEMBERSHIP
A rthu r L. Branning, P. C. Chairman Boyd L. Sponaugle, P. C.Charles E. Dagit, P. C.M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C.William H. Horn Clarence H. C arr David J. K err Dr. Robley Evans William F. Craw ford F red A. Zinck Horace M. Laurence George A. G reenamyer John R. Nagle, Jr.
BUILDING
Frank T. Comly, Chairman M ilton W. Kuhn, P. C. Charles H. Dagit, P. C.Dr. John J. Leonard, P. C. George N essen tha ler Fenton E. Sayre Dr. Robley Evans R ussell B. Kneedler David J. K err S tanley W. Brown William E. Waddell John R. Nagle, Jr.Ralph S. Allsopp
POWER BOAT
William B. Calhoun, Jr., P. C., Chairman Floyd W. Shockley, P. C. - Parade Fenton E. Sayre - Rendezvous A. F. McCandless Dr. Michael G ratch H. T. FaganDr. Edwin T. Ferren , P. C.W. Frank RamseyC arl PowersF ranc is S. Chambers, Jr.John H. Neeson, Jr.John E. Lilley Stanley W. Brown
FLAG RAISING
Charles E. Dagit, P. C.
PATROL
C arl Powers, Chairman S tanley W. Brown F ranc is S. Chambers, Jr.John H. Neeson, Jr.Dr. Robley EvansDr. Michael G ratchWilliam B. Calhoun, Jr., P. C.Fenton E. Sayre Dr. R. Howell Hunt Dr. F ranc is J. Bonner F red A. Zinck W. Frank Ramsey John E. Lilley R obert W. Sm ith
ENTERTAINMENT
William F. Crawford, Chairman Dr. John J. Leonard, P. C. A rthu r L. Branning, P. C. Charles E. Dagit, P. C.William S. Long, P. C.L. H. Hornberger Dr. Robley Evans Fenton E, Sayre John E. Lilley W. Frank Ramsey Edward A. Kaier George A. Greenamyer A lfred P. Rexford John R. Nagle, Jr.
DECORATIONS
George A. G reenamyer, ChairmanFenton E. SayreDr. Robley EvansDr. Michael G ra tchWilliam J. FlynnRobert T. DudrearC arl PowersF red A. ZinckW. Frank RamseyJohn E. LilleyHorace M. LaurenceRobert A. ClassJohn R. Nagle, Jr.
With deep sorrow, we mourn the sudden death of past Commodore William S. Long, A diligent conscientious man, Bill has left behind many evidences of his successful tenure as Commodore, His fine work will be long remembered by his many friends. Our deep sympathies go out to his family.
AVALON YACHT CLUB SOCIAL CALENDAR
1963
MAY30 Thursday31 Friday
JUNE1 Saturday2 Sunday7 Friday8 Saturday9 Sunday14 Friday15 Saturday1621222326282930
JULY
SundayFridaySaturdaySundayWednesdayFridaySaturdaySunday
Senior Open House Senior Open House
Get Acquainted Night - Ba.va/u.an {RECORDS)Open HousePower Boatmen Open House CardsOld Fashioned Party (REC0RPS)Open House [C ock ta iis - 2:00 to 4:00)Senior Open HouseCommodore's Reception for New Members Club Dance ( TRIO)Open HouseTrustees' § Committee Chairmen's SupperBridge § Patrol Sailing DemonstrationClub Dance - New Member S A d v e r t i s e rOpen HouseSenior Bridge GameJunior ReceptionFormal Club Opening DanceOpen House
4 Thursday Independence Day - Flag Raiding, Luncheon, Races 1 : 0 05 Friday Power Boatmen Open House ] . , Masquerade Ball Decoration Party] 9:00
6 Saturday Masquerade Ball - "New OrieanS Masidi Gaos"9:307 Sunday Open House10 Wednesday Ladies' Auxiliary Fashion Show
Senior Bridge Game 12:308:15
12 Friday Covered Dish Supper $ Chinese Auction 6:3013 Saturday Power Boat Fishing Party Club Dance 9:3014 Sunday Open House
17 Wednesday Senior Bridge Game 8:1519 Friday Junior Dance 9:0020 Saturday Turnabout Night - En terta inm en t by th e Ladies 9:3021 Sunday Open House24 Wednesday Senior Bridge Game 8:1526 Friday Senior Decoration Party 9:0027 Saturday Commodore's Ball (F o s v m a t V A e s s 7:0028 Sunday Open House31 Wednesday Senior Bridge Game 8:15
8:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M.
9:30 P.M.9:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M.9:00 P.M.
8:00 to 9:30 P.M.9:30 P.M.7:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M.8:15 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M.
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AVALON YACHT CLUB
SOCIAL CALENDAR
1963
AUGUST2 Friday Power Boatmen Open House
Decoration Party9:00 P.M.
3 Saturday Power Boat Fishing PartyNew Year's Eve Party In August 9:30 P.M.
4 Sunday Open House7 Wednesday Ladies* Auxiliary Bazaar 1 0 : 0 0 A.M.9 Friday Junior Dance 9:00 P.M.
10 Saturday Farm Dinner - 6:30 P.M. [H )Club Dance 9:30 P.M.
11 Sunday Power Boat Rendezvous14 Wednesday Senior Bridge Game 8:15 P.M.16 Friday Regatta Registration 9:00 P.M.Open House17 Saturday Past Commodores' Ntght 9:30 P.M.18 Sunday Open House21 Wednesday Ladies' Auxiliary Card Party23 Friday Junior 8 Senior Family Dinner 6:30 P.M.
Special Entertainment Presented by the Ladies 9:00 P.M.24 Saturday Power Boat Parade
Club Dance - Sing Along Night 9:30 P.M.25 Sunday Open House28 Wednesday Senior Bridge Game
Trustees' 8 Committee Chairmen's Supper8:15 P.M.
30 Friday 7:00 P.M.31 Saturday Club Dance 9:30 P.M.
SEPTEMBER1 Sunday Commodore's Vear End Party 6:00 P.M.2 Monday Labor Day Luncheon 12:00 Noon6 Friday Open House 9:00 P.M.7 Saturday Final Club Dance 9:30 P.M.8 Sunday Open House
Any change in the social calendar will be announced from the Yacht Club floor and posted on the bulletin board.
Allsopp, Ralph S.Bacon, Howard E., Jr.Beausang, Frank M.Bell, Thomas R., Mrs. Bigley, Clyde S.Boileau, Wallis, III Bourland, Henry S.Branning, Arthur L.Brock, J. Warren Brown, Stanley W.Calhoun, Wra. B., Jr.Carr, Clarence H.Chandler, Arthur J.Chapman, Wilbur F., Jr. Clark, Henry Coates, Edwin H.Comly, Frank T.Cooper, Richard M., Ill Courtright, Wn. W., Mrs. Cranmer, B.W., D.D.S. Crawford, William F. Crumlish, James C., Jr. Cunningham, Dr. Charles.
Gratch, Michael, M.D. Greenamyer, George A. Oreenan, Edith M.
Hessel, Mrs. Katharine S. Hickman, Jehue Hinkel, Arthur N.Horn, William H.Jacey, Dr. Sigmund M.Kaier, Edward A.Kelly, Mrs. William F. Kerr, David J.Kneedler, Russell B. Kramer, J. Albert Kuhn, Milton W.PROPRIETARY MEMBERSLamb, William M. Leonard, Dr. John J. Long, William S.
Dagit, Charles E.Daix, Augustus F., Ill, Mrs. DeLuca, Wallace V.Doak, H.D.Doering, E. Richard Dudrear, R.T.Duross, George H.Evans, Robley, Dr.Fagan, H.T.Ferren, Edwin T., Dr.Ferren, Edwin T. Ill Forrest, J. Rodney, Mrs.
Martin, W. L., Ill Matt,. George C.Meanor, Harold H., M.D. Meeke, Charles M.Merkel, John G., Jr.,- Mrs. Metzger, Carl B., Jr. Millar, John P.Miller, Gordon S.Muldoon, Joseph B.Mullray, JosephMcAllister, Mrs.A.R., Jr. McKeever, William J.Nagle, John R., Jr. Nessenthaler, George Nyholm, Carl
O’Keefe, Rodney T.Palenscar, Elmer A.Palmer, Britton W.Quay, Robert C.Reid, John Robert Roberts, E. H.Rossell, Dr. Frank L. Ruetschlin, J.H., M.D.Sayre, Fenton E.Schall, E. Lynn Schiavone, Dominick Shockley, Floyd W. Shockley, F. Kenneth Shugard, William W. (Mrs.) Slack, William E.Smith, Dr. Howard B. Sponaugle, B. L.Stortz, Mrs. John H. Stratton, Fowler, H., Jr. Sykes, John W.Thatcher, Mrs. Richard W. Thorpe, Drew M.Waddell, William E.Italsh, Mrs. Daniel J. Walters, Robert W.Watt, William, Jr.Wick, John B.Yocum, Howard R.Zeller, Albert N.Zinck, Fred A.
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Alspach, Mark D.Austin, J# Paul, Jr•Bonner, Dr* P'rancis J. Bowditch, J*P.Brooks, C* W*Brown, Elmer E*Brunk, Harold B*Buswell, Robert R* Branning, David L*Calhoun, Charles W* Chalfant, Robert L. Chambers, Francis S., Jr* Chambers, Stanley E* Class, Robert A* Cogignola, Michael Criswell, J* M*Deckman, William J., Jr* Delaney, Timothy, Jr* DeLuca, Francis J. Dignazio, S* F.*, Jr* Dudley, Dr* Prederick D* Dugan, Mrs* Virginia P.Edwards, John Ellis, Ray G.Ewing, Agnewr R*, M*D*
ANNUAL MEMBERSFlynn, William J*Fox, George S*Francis, Dr* Raymond A*Gebauer, Jules A*German, James C*Griffiths, William IIHall, Clarence E*Harvey, William M*Heuisler, I* K.Hocking, Samuel Hogan, William S*Honold, Ludwig Hornberger, L. H.Hungerford, C* W.Hunt, Dr. R* Howell Hunter, Dr* James M.Jones, Stuart P*Keen, W* Daniel Krothe, Benjamin, IIILaurence, Horace M.Lilley, John E.Littlewood, Graham, J., Ill
Mallon, Jerome, H*Marchione, Nicholas E* Marshall, Francis E. McCandless, A* F*McDivitt, Mrs* J. B.McGill, Francis E.Molt, Henry A.Morgan, R* H*Naughton, James J*Neeson, John H«, Jr*Palmer, Edgar S.Peddle, Henry M.Powers, CarlRamsay, W. Frank Reirael, Theodore L*Rexford, Alfred P*Robeson, Philip B,Rudolph, Harry W*Sage, Darrow Scanlan, John F.Smith, Robert W.Schill, William N.Taylor, Mrs. Patricia Hickman Thaete, John F*Thornton, George H.
Warren, John H., Jr* Wiese, Donald H. Wilson, Frank G.
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