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a,id White, Navy and Red vh,te. Sizes 34-40. GEORGE Market Street The BEACHCOMBER The BEACHCOMBER VOL. XX., NO. 6 WEDNESDAY,1u LY31~IQ^ . I VISIT FREE DISTRIBUTION * Thousands Enjoy Annual Children Day 500 Boy Scouts Children Join In Tribute Attend Annual ’46 Cover Girl Beach Camporee Contest Grows To Col. “Daddy” Ashworth Nearly 500 Boy scouts from all Entries are pouring in at the sections of New Hampshire attend Chamber of Commerce office for Although it was Children's Day A. Brown of Portsmouth; Pres. ed the 14th annual Hampton Beach The Beachcomber contest to select last Thursday at Hampton Beach, Raymond O. Goding of the Hamp the Cover Girl for 1946. camporee at Camp Ashworth on the the focal point of the day was ton Beach Chamber of Commerce State reservation last Wednesday. The contest, to be held August turned upon Col. George Ashworth, and Mrs. Goding. and Rey. Edward at the TRIANGLE— near the MILE BRIDGE Thursday and Friday. 15, will be an attempt to select the its originator and beloved promo Anguin of St. Anselm College, Sponsored by the Daniel W eb loveliest girl on Hampton Beach, ter. Manchester, former member of the ster Council, the camporee featured whose picture will appear on the This 1946 edition of the annual State Planning and Development an Air Scout demonstration by cover of the August 21st Beach Children's day festival turned into Commission. MaJ. John Taylor, liason officer for comber. a public recognition of the vener At 2 o'clock there was a parade able “Daddy" Ashworth who cele from the Ashworth to the Casino Region one, on Friday winding up Several additional prizes have brated his “78th plus" birthday the with Harold D. Feener of Ports a three day program of sports and been added to the growing list of same week. Gathered in front of mouth, scoutmaster of the Ports camping activities. valuable awards that will go along the bandstand, the entire assemb mouth Boy Scout Air Squadron as (Continued on Page Fifteen) with the honor of being Cover lage Joined in singing “Happy chief marshal of the parade. Girl of 1946. This will mark the Birthday" to Col. Ashworth who (Continued on Page Seven) Vocalists Again first time that any individual's pic was seated among the guests on the ture has been used on the cover platform. i of The Beachcomber. LOBSTERS Win Top Amateur The day’s festivities led off with Breaks Wrist In The list of prizes for the winner a luncheon at the Asbworth-by-the now includes five dollar certificates Hour Awards Sea for the guests includ*ng Gov. for merchandise at the following Accident Monday Charles M. Dale. Invocation was stores: George B. French Co., Some fine instrumentalists parti by Rev. Floyd Kinsley of Hampton, Mrs. Delia Labelle of Peabody. Portsmouth, Standish Gift Shop, cipated in the weekly Amateur with no speaking program. Mass., and 20 K street, was a pa Campion-’s - and Elsie’s Women's Hour boardcast Monday night over tient at the Exeter hospital Mon Shop. Tire winner will also be given Among the guests at the lunch FANCY station WHEB from the bandstand, eon besides Governor Dale were day night as a result of falling on but only one was a prize-winner a Revlon color chest by Donovan the Casino at 10:00 a._ m. Monday, and Fallon's drug store; a sterling Selctman and Mrs. Elroy G. Shaw, along with the usual vocal select mmbers of the Hampton Beach July 26. silver anklet with her name en ions. Precinct Commission, Daniel H. The accident occurred when the graved on it by Ernie Desautels, Accompanied at the piano by his Dickinson of Concord, chief engin Peabody women tripped while at Bracelet and Anklet Ring of Play- mother, Dick K elly, 15, of 6 Mar eer of the New Hampshire High tempting to get her carriage down land; a silhouette by Lillian f # > s • • • S E E O U R lowe street, Dorchester, Mass., and way department; John H. Foster, the steps at D street. Clarke; shampoo and wave by the “Brown Cottage/* K street, State Forester, Russell Tobey, Treated by Dr. Wayne P. Bryer. Rene Bulger; passes to the Casino won fourth prize of $2 for' his State Recreation Commissioner; it was discovered that she had bro trumpet solo, “ It Had To Be You/* or Olympia theatre and be inter- former County commissioner Ira ken her wrist in two places. OPEN AIR ( Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page "Seven) VEGETABLE MARKET
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/ The BEACHCOMBER U ^ eachcomber Have You H eard ? - ^ Cr' „ f 1B" le H- Perk,n*' Harold G. Tohn — Carroll and Rye? M A R S H A V E . P A N O R A M A — Shaw, Clarence E. Shaw, Harold G. to see the Chief open his copy of P x M M a m a BARBER SHOP S mon», George R, Simone. Richard G. the Town Report and show me the Open Year 'Round ( Continued from. Page Stickney. William p. Thibodeau, William J. (Continued on Page Twelve) lect Real Estate 8ervlce Tucker, James W „ Jr. Brown. Laurice 0W1H1B1AUI ROAD* SALISBURY MASS C H A R L E S deNICHOL BY MARY E. FOGARTY nsurance Of All Kinds Moore, Roger I. Dry .dale. Walter J. Telephone Newburyport 1910 Marsh Ave., Odd. d a, Trofatter. Herbert A. John Rowe HERBERT CLOUGH Sanborn, Homer. Lane Herman Now Thru Sat. One of the least publicized or Although, fortunately, the major 275 Ocean Avenue For the first time. I started out G IFT SHOP Cornell Wilde, Anita Louise ganizations in the country is the ity of the fires do not result in in 691 Hampton Beach, N. H Before we talk about these- men. for an Interview with several In Souvenirs — Gifts Fire Department—yours, our, and juries. yet the firemen are avail let s bring them out Into the open. questions written down in my book “BANDIT OF OCEAN BOULEVARD everyone’s. able and prepared for the worst E. B. Burtt First, the 9 permanent men, two of but when I, very efficiently, re- SHERWOOD FOREST” 4 Doors North of Ashworth Usually without fanfare and often 21 hours a day. • which are on duty at Station 2, lo- ferred to thein- 1 wafi Quite abashed in technicolor with just routiife recognition, fire Their racing trucks are symbols Formerly Fernald's cated off Wlnnacunnet. road, Pius Judy Canova in The “HIT THE HAYM men risk their lives for lbe public. of excitement and Impending disas HOME BAKERY hind the Town Hall. Then th ter. In action, their every move Edgar Kennedy Comedy and GROCERIES LAWRENCE HOUSE call men, who, with the others Color Cartoon ment is watched—but unconscious on duty winter and sumn Tel. Hampton 2243 King’s Highway at Third 8t ly by most of the spectators be EARL’S Starts Sunday PERMANENT DEEP SEA FISHER cause these Dining Room “TARS AND SPARS” Engineers granted Lamott, George H. with Janet Blair, Alfred Drake •neces- Chief Variety of Fancy FUh “MABO” and George, Perley R. Al60 Jim Bannon only when INSIDE PARKING Deputy Irwin, George H. “OUT OF THE DEPTHS” CABIN CRUISER they’re not in place. DAY OR NIGHT Coffee Shop Captain Colored musical cartoon Capt. Bob Ring State Pier Outside of discussing the color OPEN 24 HOUR8 * ENGINE 2 FRUIT •GROCERIES Of their suspenders, these public Collins, Arthur B. ENGINE 3 sen-ants have always been in the ROCHEFORD’S A S T R E E T background. It is rather ironical. Snider, Allston K. Bogrett, .‘Victor A. I 'heref°re. to note that our own de- HAMPTON BEACH HAMPTON BEACH CASINO GARAGE Felch, Bernard R. ] partment is literally situated in the LADDER I Boar’s Head m a r s h a v e . a t a ST. Hampton THE HUB OF HAPPY HAMPTON l background. Tilton, Lawrence E Located on Marsh avenue, which Vulcanizing Repairs Simons, Robert L. Casino Attractions sometimes referred to as “ the SOCONY ’ CALL MEL >ack road,’' the Hampton Fire De GAS 01L BOAR’S HEAD Bayers, Earl C. Brngg, Ballroom Cafeteria Cann, Warren E. _ Con ITS THE FOOD Bath House E F « r ? s m I Hampton Beach, N. H. Tel. 2246 Gift Shop Corning. Alfred H. Dunbrnck Bowling Alley Casino Spa Felch,* Harold G. Fellows, ONEY’S LUNCH Lunch Room Gagne. Fred V. Klewens Frosted Malted Dining Room Lamott, Wilford, H. Magrath Popcorn Stand Particular People OCEAN HOUSE H a m e l DINNER8 FROM 1 -2 AND QUINN’S MARKET 6 - 7 :30 B Street “As Famous As The Beach Itself” Approved by Duncan Hines Groceries Meats OCEAN BOULEVARD AT B STREET « t ‘ l " ,T icb On Great Boar’s Head esh Fruits Vegetables meals with n«n„* 1 quipped Hampton Beach Tel. 911 T E L . H A M P TO N 2287 5103-8 Hampton Beach, N. H G - r ge feature^'T L , Perle* 2 DAY SERVICE Down the h a .i, hG range- is spacious J 01". 1116 kitchen OPEN « « bea A r? pu lcder ,orj - 1*™ ON HAMPTON BEACH 9:00 A- M. to 9:00 P. M room T S lesve All Under the Management at that brass pole ana i l0Ok 3Vz C S T R E E T Thank heavens tho ° d 1 tnouSht, depending on me i„ ?e?ple aren’t fireB. OCEAN BOULEVARD Between the "d at the end of anc (5 Minutes North of Beach Proper) om g 0,6 Btre*t office where i me PATSY’S (Continued / B ST. g r o c e r i e s rgest selection of In Avon Hotel. GeNERAL MERCHANDISE !ges, Rooms, Cabins THE IHLLCREST Soda Fountain OCEAN BOULEVARD AT H STREET Ocean Boulevard at Highland Ave. Business Property. »me Cooking Sensible Prices
WHEN IN PORTSMOUTH convenience c VISIT OUR DINER AME8Btj| "tKY C L U B of the beach MA88. 45 Daniels Street '•°° w eek SAME GOOD FOOD AS AT THE BEACH 1 Except *' ®Ur>davi Hol,dayt | 1t6Q Edgar P. Lessard FINEST c ° u r s e 409 O cean Boulevard ING WA TE r 8H O W ER8 larnPton _ BEACHCOMBER The BEACHCOMBER
g r o u p p h o t o s 'prf t h e s i g n o f Afterwards there was an enter Have You Heard? The Beachcomber CHILDREN’S DAY — tainment program for the children. That Herbie Bays his coffee Is OF HOUSE PARTIE8 P L A Y P O K E R The program included accordian good; Martha agrees? Incorporating The Hampton Beach Advocate AND GATHERINGS (Continued from Page Three) Prizes selections by Manuel Miller and a For Appointment program of magic. At the conclu Cigarettes • N Y L O N S - G ifts A Vacation Digest of all the news CALL HAMPTON 933 or sion the children were given ice Baskets Sweetgras* W rite Box 31, Hampton Beach A &ioup of drum majors and ma cream and balloons. information for the summer visitor. Ocean Boulevard jorettes from Lowell, Mass., and ISABELLE STANLEY PALM READING8 the Hampton Beach concert band, 2 Marsh Ave., Foot B 8t EUie Frescoe and Jim Peterson followed In front of the massed Published Wednesdays, June 26 to August 28 VOCALISTS — First Floor, Old Manchester sampling Pizza at Salisbury. • • P e? colors of the Boy Scouts and about Allen holding her own with four (Continued jrom Pave Three) House By The Sales Rental8 300 members of Daniel Webster A men at the ballroom. . Art Smal GOLF Council, Boy Scouts of America. ley concentrating on the singer at HAMPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY FLORENCE Others in the parade were the St. the same place. . . Ros O’Brien and MC Bill Bradley awarded first Retail Wholesale NINE HOLE COURSE REAL ESTATE CO. Jerome s drum and bugle corps prize of $10 to Dorothy and Richard HAMPTON NEW HAMPSHIRE Betty Darrow crippled from the 303 Ocean Bd. next to A^worth from North Weymouth, Mass.; Pick Y oar morning “set-ups” . . . Ed Sullivan Mack, age 13 and 19, of 168 Mt. 75c Fee INSURANCE T e l. 917 Portsmouth Red Cross ambulance Vernon street, Lawrence, Mass., digging a fox hole while a Navy LOBSTERS and a truck of the Hampton Beach and the ••Roberta,” H street, for FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS PAPER plane dives over the beach. . . Peg Weekends & Holidays 91.00 Fire Department, containing ba! harmonizing on “For Me and My Out of TANKS TELEPHONE HAMPTON 565 gy Ross sitting by while two hand loons which were dlstnibuted to Gal.” some strangers change a flat for ROCKINGHAM Supplied by Ocean Water the children. Second prize of $8 went to Thom- Communications and Items, from her at Plaice Cove. . . the gypsy’s G O L F C L U B A t the bandstand in front of the as Madden, 13, of 20 Madison daughter, clad in dress and big street, Somerville, Maas., who sang readers are welcome at ail times. L. M. Leonard L. W. Leonard Casino there was an entertainmeni THE LOBSTER POUND straw hat, enjoying the breakers N. H. Route 108 "Shoo-FIy-Pie,” and third prize of and brief speaking program with while her mother reads palms a- Between Exeter & Newmarket $5 was won by Danny Magovern. 10 Smith d. Gilmore's Fishing Pier John W. Hopley of Portsmouth as long the beach. . . Tom Turley a : of Milton, Mass., and Robert May- LI-RO-LU master of ceremonies. Mr. Hopley HAMPTON RIVER Monday nighter at the dance hall thew, 9, of New York City, who l T el. 424 OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE recalled some of the previous Chil . . . Chris and Len Harwoo'd stor sang. “MacNamara’s Band.” ing up some salt air to take back drens Day programs. Richard Mur ~ - Ogunquit, Maine ORIENTAL Entries for this week’s contest WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 5 to Woodsville with them. phy, 16, of the St. Jerome’s Cath may be left at the Chamber of olic Youth organization of North MR8. WALTER HARTWlG PRESENTS T h e GIFTS Commerce office. Weymouth,-'Mass., entertained the NICHOLAS JOY PR. ELLIOT TO PREACH crowd of several thousand with an Have You Heard? AT LITTLE BOAR’S HEAD R o ck y B e n d OCEAN BLVD. AT F 8T. exhibition of baton twirling follow That there are* several entries Rev. Samuel A. Elliot. D. D., of “TEN LITTLE INDIANS” ing a selection by the St. Jerome’s in the Beachcomber Cover Girl Cambridge, Massachusetts, will HAMPTON BEACH, N. H By Agatha Christie l o b s t e r s t e a k band. conduct the services at Union contest. with CHARLES QUIGLEY Governor Dale brought the greet Chapel, Little Boar's Head, on Sun SHORE DINNER8 Fri. Mat. and Eves., $3.00, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20, $.92 ing of the state and said that Chil ■ Take-Out Stand day. August 4. 1946. at 11 a. m. Reservations: Phone Wells 70 dren’s Day this year had a special PIANO TUNING C St Next To Next Week: WORLD PREMIERE “BALLOON1’ B O A R ’S HEAD significance, because of the fact a n d r e p a ir in g Robert Perfect, formerly of Chesterfield ApL that many boys and girls who had Hampton Fall's and now of Kens WORK GUARANTEED Sandwiches - Fried Cl H A M P T O N BEACH N o W a itin g participated in similar events here Hot Dogs - French F ington, recently joined the Police Tel. 945 — Mr. H ill in other years, had now returned Cold Drinks rorce and is on duty days. Ann Morrill Tel. 2142 581 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach to their homes after service In the Complete line of at GAUDREAU’S armed forces. The Chief Executive also re 1 ferred to the construction work of ELECTRICAL APPLI ANCES C A S I N O ARCADE 5 BARBERS the new seawall which is underway and said that it was necessary to A. D. Fuller, Manager | begin the work now to have t VACUUM CLEANERS beach protected from furth RADIOS t h e ARCADE o f a m u s e m e n t s loads from the ravages of the win 2-PLATE ELECTRIC STOVES ter storms. STATE BATH HOUSE
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COMPLETE LINE OF TABLE LAMPS Next Door to Ballroom HAMPTON BEACH PYREX BOWLS AND DI8HES Hampton Beach Y O U W I L L COFFEE MAKERS CHROME CHAIRS Tennis - Shuffleboard FLASHLIGHTS Horseshoe Pitehing - Croquet Numerous Other Appliances ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING And Other Games OIL BURNER, Sales-Service State Supervised Modem Bathhouse REFRIGERATION, Service Large Parking Area-Quiet Atmosphere Beach Safety Patrol - Occasional Muaic BEAC (Form er Cozy Comer TROFATTER’S Refreshments aud Other Facilities Aveflable ...... nOOUCti Electrical Appliance Stores STAGE REV BUSTER KEIM i " • 1 BOULEVARD AND MARSH Tel. 2077 WITH THE UES NIGHTLY EXCELLENT SURF BATHING TeL 786 Hampton Center - y-,------FFtOl C Street SUPERS — "—-—^N evTsu •ROM 5 P.M. ^------RYPOP H a m p t o n b e a c h BANOU ITS and PRIVATE PARTIES SOLICITED
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The BEACHCOMBER e BEACHCOMBER Have You Heard? Painted SIGNS Raised Letter Why Mary Leary wear’s Nor- GENERAL WOODWORKING ine’s coats now? It wouldn't be for Tides 111 camouflage, would it? ^ Correct Figures at P O R T S M O U T H , N. H Have You Heard? Popularly Called Lafayette Rd., Hampton U. S. Coast Guard Station, Hampton That Dave is quite familiar with I t heatre • ^ TH U R SD AY 3:00 am 8.1 fractions? However, fifths seem to ThurB., Frl., Sat. Aug. 1, 2 HAMPTON CENTER to be his common denominator A L A N L A D D 3:30 pm ,9.3 FRIDAY these days. and 3:45 am 8.7 Everything for your cottage GERALDINE FITZGERALD 4:15 pm. 8.3 • Have You Heard? SATURDAY 4:30 am 8.1 for your Pergonal Needs THEATRE Exeter Who is the undernourished wait (Office of Strategic 8ervlce 5:00 pm 8.0 ress seen on the beach sampling SUNDAY 6:30 am 7.5 Plus! Cartoon candy in every confectionery store? Novelty, New, 6:00 pm 7.8 Telephone Exeter 270 Cont. Saturday from 2:00 We
direct to the Beachcomber ton. ’ aa®fr'- T- Have You Heard? i John the Have You Heard? J ^ June is expected to win tbe COVER GIRL — 4. All entries must be In on HOTEL KENTVILLE svening L° rettaS 6SCOrt ^ c o n te s t______. (Continued from Page Threef before August 12, 1946. 01 b a r b e r Have You Heard? Rooms with Hot and Cold at Hampton Beach Running Water •20 Years c 3T, Location Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goding viewed over Station WHEB. Ports- You Will Enjojr a Room at Casino Beauty Parlor New Have You Heard? Telephone Hampton 060 Have You Heard? • and mouth. That Mary Ib keeping her Insur That Althea from Playland Is The Barber Shop Judges of the contest will be Ross Garage ance policy paid up after last going to enter the Cover Girl con n e w l o c a t io n Blue Haven Mrs. Eleanor Coding, wife of Pres week’s paper? test? * "Behind The Stairs” ident Ray Goding of the Chamber , HAMPTON BEACH • Mrs. J. J. McCarthy ____ nick Bolaer of Commerce, Mr. John Dignon of j STORAGE - REPAIRS Have You Heard? Have You Heard? uTake Out — Bar Service* 497 Ocean Blvd. at Boars Head the Avon Hotel and Mr. John Bella’s M ark et Who around the cafe is studying That Cuffy, Sr., Cuffy. Jr.,.and Dineen of the Casino Associates. Tire W o rk - Creating to be a muscle man? Mitch are the <5nly ones left at HAYWARD’S There is still plenty of time to • Cuff/s Inn? K S « r . . t . register for the contest which „vJ. J A Have You Heard? FAMOUS The Ashworth By-The-Sea ROAD SERVICE Have You Heard? closes Monday. August 12 in order W hy three people walk from to give the judges ample time for [OCERIES That Jim doesn’t know Pat? SOCONY Church street to Boar’s Head for Frifcd Clams final arrangements. Application dinner every noon? HOTEL AND DINING ROOM G A S OIL VEGETABLES blanks may be obtained at the • SILHOUETTES Blvd. North of Ashworth Chamber of Commerce office and BAKERY GOODS Have You Heard? by Fried Clams the following rules should be fol That on C street there is a bit LILLIAN G. CLARKE Still Rendering The Same French Fries lowed. of Hollywood with Hamel dry 14th Year on Casino m e a t s . • • opposite bandstand 1. Entrant must be sixteen years Frankforts FINE SERVICE AND DELICIOUS FOOD FLOWERS cleaner responsible for that bit? CHILDREN A 8PECIALTY or over and a resident of Hampton Hours 3 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. or Hampton beach, a summer resi Have You Heard? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Moulton and Son dent or employed for the summer BOUQUETS That Tom Thornton is a Captain at the beach. now? Mrs. remembers the date — CORSAGES M | 2. All entries, if possible, should "the 26th. i lie accompanied by a photograph “Flowers By Wire” The R O W E L L BOB’S GRILL ! or suitable snapshot of the entrant Delivery Service Have You Heard? together with name, address (sum That Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Jud Ocean Boulevard at C Street mer and winter) and age. The pho- kins are returning to Boar's Head Hamburgs 50 Modem Rooms Frankfort* LATE LUNCHES ! tograph is not necessary to enter. nery the Florist Inn on Saturday for the twelfth 3. Entries may be left at the season in succession? Hot and Cold W ater BOB’S BAKERY Chamber of Commerce or mailed • Mill Rd., Hampton. Tel. 826 _ Have You Heard? in Each Room That Thayer Edgerly had his new HOME M ADE FOR SALE car “shined up" for the one and CAKES d o u g h n u t s p i e s REASONABLE—2 Simmons Hotel, only time? Special Hair and Felt Mattresses. Courteous Service, Cleanllnei* MARSH AVE at A ST. C STREET Opp. DOUG’S GRILL Used one season. Also, 2 Metal Have You Heard? ! and Springs. Tel 532. The EXCELLENT FOOD What is so interesting at the m Salisbury skating rink that two «rsr“ o““"Bivd' Al, o Hampton Beach girls go over every - f r ' . V . A V ' F oley’s :■*?> chance they get? Good skating . • » SMITH & GILMORE MRS. WILLIAM MALONE DONOVAN Have You Heard? W • PJJJP■ WA Restaurant FISHING PIER r e a d i n g s That "Sonny” Rowell is out ° “Meet Your Friends at Fol< "prison?” Watch out as he Is out NudriT Y'B c o t t a g e and H a m p to n River Terrace, Hampton Beach to make up for lost time. ONE OF AMERICA’S FINEST BEACHES B S T R E E T Jy 18. 25, A1 Hampton Beach, N. H. FALLON SEA FISHING TRIPS DEEP If you’ve spent your vacation at Hampton Beach in A unt M in’s D A IL Y W 8:00-12:00 jother years, you know all about our gentle sloping Fresh Made A. M. v: i ! ° RTEH> R e a l t o r Druggists Line* and Bait Furnished beach, cool, refreshing water and delightful sea breezes DOUGHNUTS TOILET FACILITIES They make for good health and a vacation that is We Have Beach C m R 0A D » H A M P T O N , N. H., TEU See Them Made RADIO 1 Thc Beach, North CS-t H°uses and Hotels For Sale? OCEAN "t0!>s” - v a t 53,800.00 To seinCnnftP,aice Cove> In H am pton and R y ^ d a y and NIGH T • . Quite A plv Ma°y To Choose From.. BOULEVARD p a s t r i e s St Property Eaer7 °n The Ocean Front. . SEAPLANE RIDES Bait Tu ° r Next s n in f ^ °U Wi8h To Sell 11 Th,s F* ICE CREAM Electric service is important to vacationers, too. be THe Lar9est ListfnPg 09n~~S8tr er8 Waitl"A- Betwe H a m p to n Beach en F and G Streets for cause it helps to get necessary chores at your cottage — 2 On o . . " ; - " r ’” 1’"'* C° “ '' Foot of C Street Air Service done with speed and efficiency. It gives you cool SALE thrifty cooking which is automatic and sure. Use this C. DeValk R- Meier h HINSON’S M ILK Wh e n a t h a m p t o n b e a c h dependable electric service to give you m ore time for enjoyment at the beach. RS SFRV1cE ON HAMPTON BEACH V isit 4T RIDES
Grade A Milk p Parti.*. Moonlight Trip. A m » . ^ Homogenized Milk Regular MU* Exeter & Hampton Electric Co. . TEL. HAMPTON 503 Jr BEACH OFFICE OCEAN BLVD. Cream ^nriy Arcade M„. H. C. Olmor. N. L. 5 SEE ° U* d r i v e r ------~~ TEL. HAMPTON 5«4 Opposite The Playground beachcomber beachcomber
the entire settlement—w« . ' Heard? stanLly and confidently in the movieB buiJ„ “ urazlng the ori^ a l p a n o r a m a — I couldn’t have gotten the P A N O R A M A — uilding on the department site. ^ a v Ume the ba»
CORDIAL MERCHANTS WILL GLAm v North Shore Hampton B STEAK UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MERCHANDISE FOI SERVE YOUR AMATEUR NIGHT * b e a c h wUeRa R NEEDS FOOD h o u s e . WITH Right From The Bandstand a n d b e a c h Exeter Count ry Club YOUNG’S In Front of the Casino Sporty 9-Hole C MONDAY ONLY — ?:3 Phone Hampton The BEACHCOMBER tlint "the scare is usually enough-’ The BEACHCOMBER With the exception of one or two PANORAMA - V I — - children it is sufficient to have the Coffee span piers 86 feet on the centers, (Continued Ironi Page Thirteen) ■•joke” back-fire. I don’t want any The drawspan Is to be of the tri children to think from tills that m • ROGER'S union bascul Chief Lamott considers turning in Marsh Ave. der side, Inst *e type level on the un In bringing up the “false alarm' a false alarm a necessary part of aB originally question (there were 9 last year) growing up but 1 do want you to a.d of arched 2.7 feel CONTRACTOR | afford a L_. I found In the Chief, a fine under know that this man who could be 'fe e t between proposed. This will horizontal opening of standing of children and a know harsh, but who, while he knows the 40 The bridge fenders. ledge of human nature. Remember potential danger of a false alarm, TeL 863 clearance »_ ing the days when he was a boy. also knows the potential damage in will have a vertical tide and 27of 18.8 feet at mean high 501 OCEAN BLVD he isn't overcome by the import misjudgement of a child. " # JUNKINS instead of 18 feet 7.1 feet at mean low tide, ance of his job. He knows from Glancing over a list of calls Delicious H O M E M A D E CANDIES originally planned, seeing boys who have been caught, from the past few years, the Chie and 19.7 feet a3 CORN SPECIALTIES mit ordinary boats suddenly looked up and said, "A ct This will per- See Them Made the bridge but ually this isn’t a Fire Dept. It’s an | to pass under will be ■■■■■, Compliments Emergency Dept. You know we get j 193 Ocean Boulevard for sailing crafts it. particularlynecessary at high to tideraise the draw Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce called in for every confounded 1 mi _i- The drawspan piers are to b€ thing you can think of." which provides Besides having people call them carried down to 30 feet below mean low water Instead of 22 feet as YOUR E N T E R T a r\nifu,xFr to ask for the right time, they’re Norton’s Fish Market first planned. The piers are to be called for drowning accidents be supported on timber piles which cause of their inlialator. they re Fresh will assure ex*,ra strong founda move cats from poles and logs from FISH lobsters tions, sunk well into the bottom of roads, they s.raighten ou. wires, the river. The bridge will be 1222 thaw out frozen water pipes. One of f o OPth Bm <* Next to Coast Guard Station feet in length exclusive of the ap the mos- singular calls they had proaches. A new road of consider was from a house where some able length over the Seabrook WRITING EVERY FORM OF ■ bottles% of home-made rootbe-r were marshes will lead to the structure standing ou the kitchen table. E v T R Y THE ery few minutes a bottle would pop - * ' " and glass was flying recklessly. orities. One of the women liid in a closet HARBOR The present-plans call for a 13- Have You Heard? and every time she put her head span bridge, the approach piers Who thought the bakery line at out to see if the coast was clear, GRILL being 94 feet apart and the draw the Diamond C was a nylon line? another bottle would hit the ceil At The Bridge ing. The firemen saved the day by smothering the rambunctious HAM PTO N BEACH bottles with a rubberized blanket ------Open ------so the women could leave the kitchen. ’ 00 A. M. — 10:00 P. M. There really isn’t room to des A L L HOM E COOKING cribe everything I saw—the Inlrl- cate call board—the mystifying bat tery room with its portable gener ator (the men do all their own line ^ork’i—the shiny engines with everything in place — one with the Visit The Largest Agency on Hampton Beach canvas net folded in quarters-^,th- - Groceries fContinued on Pqge Fifteen) STANDISH Attention—Hotels ■=* them area team, 16-0. Following ts and Vegetablc [F T SH O PPE ' the game, Fred Noseworthy of Dur -SOUND — .SCOUTS — ham, field scout executive, present (In Season) -MOVIES— ( Continued from Page Three) ed a cup to the winning team. Movie expert now at I o ^ through the John W. Hopley of Portsmouth home will show profes- Standish Gift Shop is was general chairman of arrange CARRY A COMPLETE sound movies at hotelBi ments and also camporee chief. homes. Programs for all hke o, trip around the BIRDSEYE ns. Complete equip- FROSTED ar any size group. Has I world” i over 400 shows. 1 _ l Ocean Boulevari “A " i Street “ BOvvl C r e a t i o n —HEALTH—8P0RT*' FERNc r ----- 1--^OFT ALLEYS HAMPTON !**<* , Main Office 10:00 A. M.-12:00 MldnttM. Sunday.: 1:00 p. M.—$;00 P. M. . BAKERY A Cordial Welcome to A ll! Ocean Blvd habpv ^ WW B' ° M" Duri«>g Fall Month. Tel. 654 TEL. HAMPTON overwhelming victoiy PANORAM A — (Continued from Page Fourteen) = ------■ 1 — >rs with 1500 feet of hose in 60 tool engtbs that make you want to pull ne end to see If there really is f hat much. While there are taxpayers there ill always be modernized fire sta- on but when will it become cus- mary for the ' ,e firemen a little gratitude. I et's tell them that they are a- utsee the d o only C absolutelygroup of men nothing we like at —even if they are doing it with r^ on ey - rememb* r thaC ,y are taxpayers too. ______Have You Heard? -hat the driver of the little •k Pickup is none other than -•Weasel" Malone -r0 - he’s SINGLE. 1 Incorporating The Hampton Beach Advocate WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1946 FREE DISTRIBUTION PLAY SUITS Two and Three Piece Styles—don’t miss these exceptional values Regular price SALE PRICE BLOUSES Cotton - Wool Flannels in Green, Lime Rayon Sizes 12-18 Sizes 32-36 SALE $2.96 Reg. $5.96 Sale Price $3.60 SALE $$.96 Plaids In Sizes 12-16 WORK SUITS Reg. $5.96 Sale Price $3.60 SKIRTS Monotones. Plaids, Pleats, SWEATERS Trik Skirts. Here's values Slipons In Sizes 32-40 MREET FLOOR that can't be beaten. 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