RING IN 2023 in the QUIET RESORTS with a NEW YEAR'S DAY PLUNGE!
The Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce & Bethany Boathouse proudly presents the Leo Brady - New Year's Day Plunge!

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ON-SITE REGISTRATION & PACKET PICK UP
Saturday, December 31st 
Bethany Boathouse,39187 Hickman Plaza Rd.
12 p.m. - 4 p.m. - Packet Pick-up/Registration (Gazebo Bar)

Sunday, January 1, 2023
10:00 am - 11:30am - Packet Pick-up Registration 
11:15 am - Shuttle- Team Boathouse Only 
12:00 pm - Plunge Garfield Pkwy. in Bethany Beach 
12:30 pm - Post Party at the Boathouse
 

REGISTER FOR TEAM BOATHOUSE   Register online or in-house. ($60) includes:

• Plunge registration
• Plunge shirt
• Plunge Exclusive Drink Specials at the Post Plunge Party

• Exclusive Drink Specials 
• Unlimited Nacho Bar

• Rain or shine event (with exception of lightening)
• All Plungers must wear their wrist band to indicate affiliation with the event.
• Waivers must be signed for all participants. 
• There will be lifeguards and is a "swim"/plunge at your own risk event.
• There are no refunds for any reason as this is a charitable event. 

Bill Murray was born and raised in the Ocean View area, growing up in the family poultry business. His father was an early pioneer in poultry, owning Murray's hatchery, which was on Cedar Neck Road (the old cement block building next to Pine Tree Campground), and Murray's Feed, which was in downtown Frankford. They were sold to Cargill in the early 1970s. The family also owned Murray's Topside Restaurant, which was one of the most popular restaurants in the area. He ran that for many years. In the mid-70s he started doing some land development, creating Foxfire Meadows, Murray's Estates, and Murray's Haven.
Bill Murray and a small group of local businesspeople got together to form the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce. Murray stayed involved with the chamber throughout his entire life. As late as 2001, Bill was leading the SERV group the Chamber had organized to deal with the changes in our growing community. Bill was very active in local politics, the Lord Baltimore Lions Club, boating safety, and the environment. He was also instrumental in the start-up of the Center for the Inland Bays. After his death, the Chamber created the William Murray scholarship. The emphasis was to not make this scholarship purely academic-based, as much as it was to be community service based because of the role Bill had played in improving the quality of life in this area. 

VOLUNTEER:
Not interested in plunging but still want to get involved?
Sign up to volunteer! All volunteer opportunities can be found here.  
Need community service hours? Please be sure to bring the proper paperwork to be signed! 

BETHANY BOATHOUSE- OPEN ALL NEW YEAR'S WEEKEND TO THE PUBLIC
Hours:

• Friday: 11am-8pm
• Saturday: 12pm - 1am
• Sunday: 11am - 8pm

DON'T MISS A CHANCE TO DANCE!

• December 30th from 6pm - 10pm: Electric Velvet Duo
• NYE from 9pm - 1am: DJ Hook
• NY Day from 12:30pm - 4pm: DJ Bump