Incorporating The Hampton Beach Advocate WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1947 FREE .DISTRIBUTION HOfcTH HAMPTON 3urk Ulmntlal museum Hampton. 2?no fjampalitrr The BEACHCOMBER The BEACHCOM BER SHOP VOL. XXL, NO. 1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1947 FREE DISTRIBUTION Governor Dale Predicts A Successful Season “The Heart of The Seacoast Region” New Seawall — Boardwalk Banquet Marks Official A Good Town To Trade In A Good Town To Live In Project Nears Completion Opening Of Summer Season Vactionists who are already flock­ Ideal Weather Over 250 persons attended the || MODERN STORES - - - AMPLE FREE PARKING ing to Hampton Beach will note Reopen Soon annual banquet of the Hampton with pleasure that the new 3500- Beach Chamber of Commerce and foot seawall and board-walk run­ Brings Throngs The Coast Guard station at Village Precinct Commission last II Sturgis Clothing | Emery The Florist ning the entire length of the main Over Weekend North Beach, Hampton, will be week at the Ashworth hotel and Lamie’s Tavern Royal Auto Service beach front is rapidly nearing com­ reopened within the next week, heard Governor Charles M. Dale | Store Flowers for all Occasions pletion. predict that Hampton Beach Nationally Famous 1 Sales - Willys - Service With the official opening of the Rep. Chester E. Merrow was In­ II Nationally Known Brands Telegraphed Anywhere — Built by the State of New Hamp­ summer season here last Wednes­ formed last Thursday. “would enjoy a successful season II Men’s and Boy’s Clothing FOR FINE FOODS Anytime T E L . 2331 shire, at a cost of $200,000, the day, perfect weather arrived here­ this year and for many years to In a telegram received Friday come.” ’ V % II dally * 9-9 Fri., and Sat. project was scheduled to have been abouts just in time to draw one of TEL. 616 - TEL. 826 Beach Rd. Hampton finished and ready for promenaders the largest crowds so far this morning from Rep. Merrow, due The chief executive was high In by June 15, but a cement strike season to Hampton Beach for the to a delay in transmission, the his praise of the loyal community I Hampton Center Picard’s Furniture I held up the construction and the weekend. Beachcomber learned that the effort and cooperation of the Fearer’s Trofatter Munroe-Langstreth, Inc., company A bright, hot sun and a cool east station would open with a citizens of Hampton, stating that I Garage Store is now making every effort to have breeze combined to give weekend­ limited personnel due to the such effort and cooperation “means HI “30 Years Your Ford Dealer” Complete Shoe Store Electrical Appliances the beach front cleaned up for the ing—plus many fine cases of sun-, exisiting Coast Guard man a great deal to the success of any HI TEL. 941 HOUSE FURNISHINGS CONTRACTOR Fourth. burn which were definitely not power shortage. community.” Gov. Dale briefly re­ TEL. 383 IDepot Square Hampton The seawall itself, which caused on their schedule. viewed the highlights of the present Lafayette Road Tel. 2077 ‘The reopening of the station legislative session in Concord and so much confusion and difficulty Despite a heavy flow of traffic. came as a result of a protest last summer to the vacationist, is Chief of Police John J. Malek re­ put a special emphasis on those I John A. Janvrin Tobey’s Drug Store meeting held in Concord early bills affecting the recreational Hampton Jewell’s designed to protect the business ported no accidents. A number of in January, which was largely I LUMBER PRESCRIPTIONS area from the ravages of the winter persons went In bathing but the industry in New Hampshire. - Cooperative Bank Williams Oil-OMatic Burners attended by residents of this Referring to the passage of the Carefully Compounded and spring storms. waters of the Atlantic were report­ area. I PAINT HARDWARE >ystamatic Saving Secures Complete Burner Service anti-pollution bill, the Governor 1 he Rexall Store Because this portion of the beach ed cold. TEL. 312 Success (All Makes and Type8) is in the lee of Great Boar’s Head The daily band concerts began stated that this measure would be II TEL. 864 TEL. 2038 when a northeast storm blows—and Sunday, a full two weeks earlier the means of returning to the C A L L H A M P T O N 470 Have You Heard? i people of the state, the full use that is the kind of storm which al­ than usual, with the Hamilton That the Appleton Assinines are II S. A. Dow & Son ways has brought the greatest dam­ Beach Concert band, under the and benefits of all lakes and Howe Motor Sales down for another month since they streams in New Hampshire. He also Tobey & Merrill Marelli’s age—it was not felt necessary to direction of George “Chuck” Hill have found a new source of II Groceries-Grain-Fertilizer Tel. 2215 INSURANCE SERVICE (Continued on Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page Seven) revenue? (Continued on Page Thirteen) II Hardware - Paint KAIZER - FRAZER Groceries II TEL. 621 The Friendly Amoco Sta. Lafayette Road Fresh Fruits - Vegetable Phil Howe, Prop. TEL. 2038 2126 SALES RENTALS II JOHNNIE ROWE Elmer King 9 II Sporting Goods Hampton Center Carpenter’s COAL - COKE - WOOD II 1% mi. No. of Hampton Barber Shop Esso Station TEL. 581 | || Route 1 Children’s Work a Specialty T E L . 2170 Real Estate and Insurance Agency Whittier’s Cor. Hampti I Hampton Dry Chester Marston ^ E eFO?DSG ’ C O le C 0 * Barber Shop II Cleaners r, E0 °0DS ’ HOUSEWARE Hampton Theatre § II Come in or Tel. Hamp. 470 Call for Demonstration of Sh°PP'"9 Cente, Always the Finest In Rusco Comb. Storm Sash and DRY GOODS - GIFTWARE Entertainment ■ III Rd. Beyond “Jewell’s” Screen. TEL. 651 j? 8 Ample Free Parking T E L . 339 # s I Hackett’s Garage Hampton Publishing Co. c3 SP L II Hampton Center Towncraft Shop v S& S II Chevrolet & Mack JOB PRINTING A1 Bisson s £ || Sale* and Service Ceneral Woodworking 2 J 8 Service - Quality - Economy Electrical Contractor II 24 hr. Towing & Wrecking RAISED LETTER SIGNS T E L . 976 ^ to l| service Tel. 555 Exeter Road H&mpt T EL. 2276 Power Oil Burners YOUR CONVENIENCE T T 1 n c ™ . ™ IS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED b y r u n MILE BRIDGE OFFICE 409 OCEAN BLVD. NORTH SHORE ROAD HAWTON BUSINESS MEN'S "ASSOCIATION TEL. 588 TEL. 2279 TEL. 835 ^ __ LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY ON THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COAST ITlTTWr— I H — i ini mm ii The BEACHCOMBER ■4 w* The BEACHCOMBER I shore dinner, which was served at 5 seven o'clock. Have You Heard? Taking And Selling Illegal A committee of club members as­ That Millie is back? Have You Heard? sisted in preparing a most delect­ That Pete proved himself a better able New England shore repast man at bowling than John — with Lobsters Scored At Meeting which consisted for the most part Q qgaJLuclUz feti&oUieA. Casino employees as witnesses? of steamed clams and plenty of ---------------- + ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- boiled lobsters with all of the in­ Drake of Rye Beach was chosen cidentals which ordinarily accom­ Fishermen Fight as chairman. pany such a meal and ending up Jack Armstrong and Renee and Honkie starting the new season Dunfey’s with huge slices of watermelon and Plummer enjoying the late after­ by a visit with Jo-Jo . Jack To Save Lobster Commissioner Carpenter said that coffee. Robert T. Kiely of Hamp­ noon sun . Jim O’Neil and Honkie Rainey and Laura getting the Clam Grill HOTEL KENTVILLE the taking and selling of illegal ton Falls was chairman of the Yeaton hand 'n handing it along the benefit of the noon-day sun . Tim Ocean Blvd., next to Ashworth From Extinction sized lobsters had increased to such special committee in charge of VETS’ FIX IT SHOP beach . Gert Woodburn and Buckley and starry-eyed Rita, al­ Rooms with Hot and Csld an extent that unless this indis­ No job too big or too small Running Water the outing and acted as master of Harry Youngman, a new twosome though busy making plans for FAMOUS FOR The lobster industry in New criminate taking of lobsters is COLONIAL COTTAGE seen together quite often of late . .. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goding ceremonies during the presentation October 18th, # take• time out* to French Fries Hampshire is facing extinction halted before the lobsters attain tho Cor. Marsh Ave. & Johnson Ave. Joe Reynolds and hiB Mary with enjoy a week-end at the beach . Telephone Hampton 950 of prizes. Fried Clams within a few years if the practice legal size the industry is likely to The next regular meeting will be Kelly, Moriarty and O'Neil stars in their eyes as they danced Kay and Bob Boisvert getting Grilled Frankforts of not returning to the ocean become extinct. The commissioner held on Monday evening, June 23 REASONABLE RATES at the Casino Ballroom . June acquainted again with the bou­ Luncheonette Service waters under-sized lobsters is con­ said that Conservation officers have at the Goody Cole Room in Lamie's Koehler sporting the usual gorgeous levard attractions after a rather tinued, was brought out vividly last endeavored to enforce the lobster Tavern with the usual speaking tan and, of course, the usual long absence . Millie Koch spend­ At the start of the boardwalk Thursday at a protest meeting laws as established by the legisla­ program. President Alfred L. Tow­ gorgeous man ... Louise and Arline ing her after-working-hours with The James Grille called by lobster fishermen from ture, but that 90 per cent of the er and extension chairman, Victor Rainey strolling along the bou­ Roland Belanger .