SAVINGS FROM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Incorporating the Hnmpton Reach Advocate
Bathing Suits Famous Name Brands Sizes 12-44
2 0 -5 0 % Reductions
Bermuda, Jamaica Short Shorts Sizes. 10-18
V2 Price 10% O ff Entire Stock of Shorts
1 Green, Navy Blue, V Red. Also Asst. Sweaters... Checks and Stripes BULKY KNITS, FUR BLENDS Sizes 10-34 Savings to 50%
37 Market Street Portsmouth was Drought in by England radio and Carl More Martin Jr. of Manchester^ |j Three fishermen of a party personalities,ersonalities have I tertainer o:of mam catch weighed 12 pounds. r’ T| ed the task of select- New Englanders || of eight from Shrewsbury, 110t on his show some day next | Mass., hooked big ones last Sa ew England of 1959 er, and comedian week before the contest and il turday to win recognition by the Reflection utiful contenders fo r1 then make a special trip to 'Old Salts club of Hampton Wednesday night Hampton to serve judge in Fair lady of the full ^ the Casino ball- I Beach. the Miss New England pageant.
• - . • • - . V V i:.- Casting your golden litrhi I Two young brother, Morris Also serving as a judge will one lady on the jury is *>' . K '*« ^ 4 ...T. vvvV Over the darkened water he Pierre Eaton, supervisor of ' V ' ’ *6 A j • • - 'm m and Mike Diterlizzi, and their 4 (_ v V | l Making a path So bright t0 New Englanders by XWl'Ivv • ! •%'» '.v * • *.\ « J • -,y « B operations for WMUR-TV, Man 1N% I friend, Frank Panarell, landed p r a n c e s on Channel / v aJIK Reflecting thus great beauty chester, an affiliate of United f v \ .: [; • J;. } I an eight-pound haddock, a 14 \ * f c Of which you’re unaware ^ ev en in g s for the last i pound cod, and a 15-pound cat Television of New Hampshire. For you keep looking upward s i„ the “Community fish respectively to earn fisher Mr. Eaton will bring as his Must be, more grandeur's ther show. She is Claire men’s honors. They were with guest, photographer John Ver- “ Formerly with WHDH gas, who will shoot films for : an A1 Gauron deep sea party. Flora m Klu he is now a free-lance broadcast on Channel 7. The oth- | Two other men each caught er and model, dividing °r two judges will be disc jockey a five-pound haddock from -a HAMPTON CENTER , betw een her televisior Ray Dunfey of WHEB in Ports Gauron boat Friday. They were and her family. She mouth. and Jack Malloy of sta Allan D. Mclnnis of Hampton many film3 8nd trans- tion WNAC-TV in Boston. Beach and William J . K eer of BARBER SHOP j for both locally and The pageant is scheduled to North Grafton, Mass. HAIRCUTS i 15 ly distributed products begin at 8 p.m. in the Casino ACROSS FROM THE STATE PARK ion to her appearances ballroom. Ted Herbert and his Five big ones were landed CREWCUTS ■ television program s broad- band will provide background by fishermen from Smith and ON STATE PIER or FLATTOPS 1 25 Id from B o sto n . music for the contest and for Gilmore party boats since Sun- Igjj, Devaney is also an as- dancing after the contest. Bill CHILDREN Elliot will be master of cere LINES AND BAIT FURNISHED ^ of the Hart Model agen- (under 12) 75 monies. TOILET FACILITIES Edward J. Micklos of Torring- j, Boston. She has modeled FREE PARKING ton, Conn., and his son Edward SAT. u s jr p*ny Boston firms, has A 24-inch high trophy, a sparkling crown, a $100 savings SHIP TO SHORE RADIO C. Micklos, 14, each hooked an Open Daily 8 am-6 pm ^,1 modeling, and lectured 18-pound pollock Tuesday. An ifashion. She is now spending bond, and other gifts are wait ing for the young lady who is 1 Trio Phone Afternoon Trip other 18-pounder was landed the Saturday - 7 pm bro-week vacation at Hamp- chosen Miss New England of l 6-2469 . 1:30 P.M. same day by 10-year-old Robert , Beach with her husband 4 MASTER BARBERS' 1969. Approximately 25 girls TWO BOATS ALICE G" & "RIC ROC” Tighe of Lowell, Mass.j ifid a bson, which makes it possible AIR CONDITIONED have submitted applications for 16-pound pollock was brought iti. , ber to be a judge in the v* ^ 9 A . iSLfcVfefcv .* 9^ - the contest, according to Henry j: New England beauty con- Hamel, promotion director* of wMMjfy. * the Chamber. reman of the jury will be rTHE HUB OF Tickets are on sale at the ever-popular Carl Moore, CKOWMS Ai\U TROPHY await the new Miss New England WAPPY HAMPTON BEACH Wednesday night the queen will be presented the crown at left, Chamber of Commerce office EVERYTHING UNDER of "Beantown Matinee’ on now, or they may be purchased made by Mrs. Genevra Eastman, and the trophy. The larger > station W E E I, Boston. at the door the night of the ONE ROOF i than 30 years in radio, crown will be worn by Miss* Hampton Beach at the Coronation pageant.
NATIONALLY HURRY! BUFFET FAMOUS LOBSTERS ROAST BEEF BALLROOM It's Getting Near The End LOBSTER-SHRIMP NEWBURG FRIED CHICKEN •four Annual Mid-Summer feAKED HAM CRAB MEAT & SHRIMP SALAD ASSORTED SALADS SALE FRESH FRUIT BOWL DESSERT & BEVERAGE
Gift Shop - Dining Room AT THE BALLROOM B an d Regular Menu) Bowling Alleys AUGUST 10-22 ... of Newburyport BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN SPECIALS Bath Houses - Parking Area ROAST TURKEYS 7 lb. ave. 3.$ New Mark-Downs Weekly! To Order — Stuffed and gravy — Larger S li.i fo ordar # • BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY ! Soda Fountain Back-To-School AND HIS ORCHESTRA } . Fried Clam Stand COMING FRIDAY i ‘ Snack Bar g w AUGUST 21 Opposite Marine Memorial Hampton Beach THE BEACHCO ccumbsTo st of a-fcattery and,-sides the T«gu during July, was •.licker” connected to! he has struck remain on ttific M ethods sed in a flat panjuable old coir If You Like Hampton Beach Lifeguards at Hampton August. operator holds over! instrument is i ■ Beach keep a close watch on I Beachcombing has become a of the sand. When! the house fo 1 Assessed valuation bathers who may venture f mechanical operation. sses over any metal!in floors or In The Summer too far into the water. perty at Hampton Be Many of the nine-man regu more than $9,000,000 I Early risers at Hampton lar force have served as I ^ch have seen modern seav I irgers collect impressive ]0ots' Vou 11 Like Hampton All Year Round guards at Hampton Beach M A RY A N N cT for several years and share ' BEAUTY SAI I flppi the sand, especially on credit for the fine safety re III yonbusy Jayweekends. mornings fullowinv s A Friendly Town cord of the-beach. In addi e a s t w i n d g r / visitor. He found the l^eya HO TEL h after a 10 minute search pnd tion to their life saving Easy Commoting 305 Ocean Blvd. 81 Ot I The most persistent beach training, they are trained in was rewarded with two dollars Opp. Statue Comi I (omber at Hampton is Loni* lo Large Cities the operation of the town for his efforts. Although all W A 6 -3 2 1 5 I Jolivet of Haverhill, who mav of his searches are not'^o Suc rescue unit, which is sta Specializing In All No State Income cessful, 'he says he is happy tioned on the beach every Of Beauty Cultu I be seeo nn the beach everv Tax day for any emergency that t Monday morning-, rain or shine to try for anyone. / with his hand-model metal de No Sales Tax? • Good Schools may arise. Front row, left to right, I lector. Joiivet is one of the Metropolitan Convenience In a are Bill Tattan, Dean Quin four members o f the Haverhill Suburban Atmosphere lan, Faul Kotseos, Bob Lan Detectrove dub. All members Margaret M. Junkins dry, Head Guard Dan Stone, have then- own metal detectors 1 — Inquire At The and Tom Quinlan. Three NEW & USED BOATS snd make periodic rounds „ other regular guards were A N D M OTORS tie local beaches during the Home Made Candies not present when the pic MARINE SUPPLIES ture was taken. They are BOAT & MOTOR / ,Jhe Deteetrove boys all jn Don Tremblay, Paul Quin RENTALS 1 g the,r beachcombing act; Remember the folks back home with a lan, and Stan Southwick. v,hes are StrictJy recreational In the back row are spec and he)r W ipm en t fo r the box of famous Junkins Candies ial weekend guards Charles fascnatingoperation provides hobbies them r n w th George, Roy Leonardson, i- ? SEE IT 822 LAFAYETTE ROAD — HAMPTON BEACHCOMBER JOLIVET Dave Stone, and John Horn - *• ^ •£ £sz MADE I OCEAN BOULEVARD sey. Bob Ross, also a week MARINE MARTS day, for example, was not a We have just the home for you ! end guard, was not present lit 1 North Hampton, N. R particularly prosperous day, he for the picture. James Cros 1 South o f Hampton by, who worked as a guard On-The-Water said. After an hour in the rain his instrument had de tected only seven pennies and several pieces of tin foil. The take, he admitted, was far be DEEP SEA Early American low normal, probably du£ to a COLONIAL SHOP Reproductions poor beach day Sunday. He said he has collected as Finished in Salem & CORNER OCEAN BOULEVARD AND "FM STREET much as seven dollars in one FISHING Black & Gold day and as much as $80 in a & unfinished season. This is his fourth year TABLES — DOUGH BOXES with the handy instrument that can detect metals buried in the Hampton Beach’s newest and COMMODES BLANKET CHESTS sand. Open Daily Except Tuesday Jolivet said the metal de « % I * ♦ I | r . 1:00-5:30 7:00-9:30 P.M. tectors can be purchased for about $67, but he said he has Most Com plete; Shop U.S. Route 1 made two of the instruments No. Hampton, N. H. for his own use at a cost of about $28 each. The instru-
Week’s Special! Lines and Bait Furnished Toilet Facilities FREE PARKING August Clearance YOUNG TOM 12-13 lb. Ave Stuffed & Gravy PARTY BOATS TURKEYS Ready To Eat Leave Hampton River Daily 0 BARBECUED 8:00 A.M. and 1:30 P.M. ROW BOATS FOR RENT CHICKENS Tackle Shop Res OUTBOARDS FOR RENT tall bags and je H O M E M A D E Chicken or Meat Pies Transistor Radios 39c c a s i n o TS a r k e I Hampton } *
» m - . ^ — • Bell HotelOwners Discus Noise H a m p t o n Beach Hotel as- IN THE HEART OF v;:inn is studying means of s°clflt? " the amount of noice F t. Lauderdale, F fffb U * *t »!*«• * if the last regular meeting , the association a committee 0 . appointed to prepare re- ^mendations for eliminating tc?® which the 60 or more MOTEL mbers of the organization ID*JL1 was an annoyance to with owners living J E guests. The association is ' K r “ -ting tonight at the Hampton quarters Sich «« station for further Idy of the problem. A commit tee re p o rt is not expected be MAKE AN OFFER fore the end of the month. The committee consists of Horace Hallingworth, Mrs. Lil Only Realtor Licensed ian Brindamour, Douglass E. Hunter, Stanley Hamel, and L. Florida & N. H. Forrest Berglund, who is also president of the organization this year. B erg lu n d said the association HOTEL ASSOCIATION officers are shown the new sign for has nearly doubled in member- member hotels by L. Forrest Berglund, president, left. Other ehip in the last year and has officers shown ar Ken Dearden, treasurer, Mrs. Jetta Sweeney, been more active than even in second vice president, and Walter Beal, first vice president. C Street and raising the hotel standards at Mrs. Bobbie Cann, secretary, was not present. 7 Ocean Boulevard Hampton Beach. During the sea 9:00 Water ski show son the members meet regular to be well protected against fire, fire John Jordan, Mrs. Howard Offlctt WA 6-3174 or 6-25T2 10:00 Sky Divers, ly the second and fourth Thurs the marshal reported. Associa Woodward, William Shea, Mrs. 10:15 P et Show Al Bogrttt Wally Robinson days of each month. tion members share in a group Diana LaMontagne, Stanley 11:00 Parade At the last meeting, associa- insurance plan. Huntley, and Douglass Hunter. 11:30 Pease drill team ,i - - . nr t > „ i i . ' T -i j • x* i. tion secretary, Mrs. Bobbie In addition to fire safety, the 12-3:00 Lobster bake Cann, reported that she had re organization is active in guard 2:00 The Highlanders ceived a letter of commendation ing against misleading advertis 2:15 Band concert from the state fire marshal, who ing and maintain a thorough set 3:30 Talent Show KodaK'A nsco expressed appreciation to the of hotel standards drawn up by 4:00 The Spellbound and POLOROID • Bell & Howell • Keystone members for their cooperation the organization when it was choral concert 6:30 in the inspection of the beach formed five years ago. Sky Divers • hotels, motels, and guest houses. FILMS - CAMERAS 7-10:00 Hank Forbest and This year the association is All member hotels were found record hop also working to discourage the PHOTO 8:00 Pleasure Island and use of vacancy and no vacancy SUPPLIES Diamond Lil show Going Out To Eat? signs by hotel operators at ‘?R' CAMERA 8:30-9:00 Govenor Powell try Hampton Beach, h a c k REPAIR Other officers are Walter BOAR'S HEAD INN _ Beal, first vice president, Mrs. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY not near the ocean Je tta Sweeney second vice pres but O N i t ! ident, Kenneth Dearden, treas- PHOTO HEADQUARTERS FOR THE urer, and Mrs. Charlotte Dydo, SEACOAST REGION Great Boar's Head publicity chairman. Directors W A 6-5561 For the "REST
Travel STOP CAMERAS and SUPPLIES HAMPTON CENTER 9 HIGH STREET _ and be sure WEEK'S SPECIAL DEJUR TURRET MOVIE CAMERA I ' • m m m d k e l l y T m o t e l Short Drive To Beaches— Near Thcafi*iv RaS,° H A M PTO N 1 WA 6-2594 }
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j Firemen Kept Busy i Guard Patrol Crews But No Serious Loss Newburyporf kid Two Injured Fishermen Firemen • of the Hampton Pleasant Street Beach station were called t o Hampton Beach Coast Mary Beth, anchored in u several fires during the last A® "atrol boat made two ton Harbor, was reported S i n " week. None, however, caused i^ re v trips from ships to water Saturday afternoon X serious damage. '* Sunday, each time bring- owner, Mrs. Elizabeth r j ? '21 Tuesday at 1:07 a.m. a fire •^Jkfishermen with hooks of Lowell, Mass., gave the CoaSt was reported at 18 Acadia av jjpd in their hands. Guard permission to tow the enue, Surfside Park. Firemen found a rug, placed over a floor t Flanders of Manchest- of Newburyporf furnace, burning in the living Er" transferred .to the Coast Watet had to be pumped from Open Every day Frid 9 - 5:30 • 9 S room of a cottage owned by J 2 boat after he caught a beeboafh,d.'f0re tlM «*> Jemire O’Brien of Malden, Mass. ia hnok in his hand whil<> fish- The cottage was being occupied £ £ the Alice G early Sun- by John Quinn of Worcester, t morning. He was taken Mass. 1 1 the state pier to the office ed disabled with a broken shaft The tank truck and Engines 1/Dr. Roger Blake in a police near the approach to Hampton 2 and 3 reported and the fire :roiser. Hrbor. The Coast Guard towed Swimsuits Pedal Pushers was quickly extinguished with the cruiser to meet a Coast afternoon the Coast Jamaicas Skirts only slight damage reported. i Sunday Guard boat from the Merrimac c,.ard patrol boat was called Later Tuesday morning the | River station, which took the Bermudas Slacks t to the party boat Gannett fire department answered a call » disabled in tow to Newburyport a similar mission. The victim to C street, where a gas leaK harbor. It was owned by Ernest flake's office for medical treat- was reported at the rear, of Mallett of Canton, Mass. Mr.U M» T M • W V** * • — -- .7 --- — — I--- {f the second fish hook was that an oven had been left on Smest Launsberry of Newbury- While on patrol Sunday morn over night. BIGGEST BLUE HAKE this I port, who was also taken to Dr. ing the 30-foot Coast Guard ■ Last Saturday a call reported season caught by 11-year-old ■ent. boat located a disabled outboard ALL SUMMER smoke pouring from the Omega Cyrus W heeler of Dunbarton, in Hampton River. The boat, All Spring Famous 36”-42” In addition to its ambulance cottage on Manchester street. N.H* weighed 19 pounds. operated by Morris Davis of and Summer Firemen jtound bacon burning mice, the Coast Guard also Lawrence, Mass., was towed to I Dan River Cottons [on the stove in the kitchen of ssisted three disabled pleasure ' the cottage, which was occupied Hampton Girl Named ift over the weekend. shore. The 16-footer was rented by Mrs. Charles DuProon. The The 23-foot cabin cruiser from Smith and Gilmore pier. cottage was filled with smoke, To High Medical Post Reg. $1.19 but no fire damage was report- - n • rich woven cottons in wrinkle re- Lt. Virginia Ann Long, Med |‘ sistant plaids, checks, stripes, Friday noon firemen used 1,900 gallons of water to put ical Corps, (JSN, daughter of fancies and solids ■ * M out a fire which got out of con Mr. and Mrs. John D. Long of m Pricees Slashed m U S? Printed Corduroy trol a t the beach dump. Engine Church street, Hampton Beach, 3 ^nd the tank truck responded has received notice that she has ■ i- Reg. $1.39 Yd. to the .call from the municipal been qualified as a -Diplomat* rubbish department. Sizes 7-24Vi- All styles and of the National Board of Med sleeve lengths. Firemen Were called to a cot ical Examiners. r?,,m » • # * Easy Terms Arranged 88c yd. tage on Island path last Wed •:r :iVi r washable printed plaids, checks, nesday evening when smoke was Lt. Long is a graduate of L novelties,, sanforized, crease re- ' reported pouring from a win McGill University, Montreal, k sistant dow. Inside the cottage firemen and Hahnemann Medical Col BACK-TO-SCHOOL Fall Cotton Prints {found the mgttress of a folding lege, Philadelphia, and is pri cot smoldering. The cottage is ently stationed at the U. S. m*W- ? i- : U . PREVIEWS VALUES TO *1.00 YD. owned by Axel Jacobson of Wal Naval Hospital in San Diego, tham, Mass., firemen said, and Cal. COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND! 2 yds. for $ 1 was not used since the previous Saturday. CONTEST BLANK Pg. 21 •• SEE our nationally advertised, branded quality bcoutiful new drip dry shirt waist Back-to-School apparel for the younger set. print* for smart blouses, skirts, ‘dresses iM J**'M NEW STYLES — NEW COLORS MODERATE PRICES Miracle Blend SENIOR W INNERS in last week’s talent parade were, fr o p t row For Gracious Living... USE OUR LAY-AWAY PUN from left, Miss Caroline Syvertson of Bronx, N.Y., thir P *jce* Prints ^ Jean Purretta of Worcester, Mass., first place, and Mrs. Annette Chatigny of Newburyport, fourth place. Second place VALUES TO $1.29 YD. Town and Beach Motel *** WOn by the Winston Trio, back row, from tM XaaM .m' « 58c yd. ^ Efficiency Apts. — Ample Parking f(1“atain. They are Dan Twomey, Dick Maguire and Marty Eg NEWBURYPORT ______« J K , k V W 4 fashionable blends of dacron/ * • M
BREAKFAST SPECIAL f o r m a l weax 2 SHQWS 2 Eggs - Bacon - Toast - Coffee Of All Typii NITELY a if SaJei or R«nVali SUNDAY 69c 9 & 11:30 Nationally Advertised M EN S, LUNCHEON SPECIAL Now Thru Saturday A U ORDERS STUDENT'S Hof Turkey Sandwich CLOTHING I PUT UP TO V»g., French Frie* or Mashed Pot., C IT HAPPENED TO JANE Sauce, Salad, Jello, Coffee or Tea Ba k e o u t JOW PLAYING Doris Day-Jack Lemmon I I 9 $1,35 I f , . J(V I A l i> »«CH4*oanY fTIXtO*HOM>C Co-Feature OUR SPECIALTY SOUWO* OPEN WEEKENDS UNTIL OCTOBER 1 5 AUGUST 9-15 231 Water St, 2ND HIT
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_ JV TTSdC 2 !L?? a c h c o m b er LOOKING p a g e 13 Parade Slated Aug. Beach Festival FOR A ,. “bigger than ever” August (King and 9 ueeJ ^® Jgre" dSn^and* bugle corps of Ports? W p battery 0f antiqu6 rotest IOKA A ^ p a r a d e is being planned U s f e - mouth, t h e ^ m b o g f e n ^ .T11 by Ambers Coast Festival parade is being planned the N.H. Antique Car Clubs JRHHHH THEATRE — EXETER Th. „ — ’•““Wfl tn for Saturday, August 22, ac PHONE PR 2-2222 cording to Henry Hamel, pro many fbate^sponsored^y'beach S £y Alfred Engel, and the The antique cars will u ectmen thiT w e e k ^ o ^ V * SeI" wbich eventual lv motion director of the Hampton Sacred Heart Drum and Bugle hibited from 11 a .m. along a - TAKING r Z l f l " t0 the V s . t S ‘ m°ori“e for IB * • £ “* “ merchants. Open Weekends Onlyl Beach Chamber of Commerce. Corps of Lowell, Mass. In addi beach front and contest, • be judged before parad* J P Guard prop,,., CX ; " th*en direct°rs of the Friday, Saturday & Sunday The parade will feature floats, Bands scheduled to take part tion the Hampton Beach con SOMETHING horribles, antique cars, and se cert band will march in the pa which is set at 2 p.m. tlm< 5 » * Chamber of Commerce voted to August 14-16 in the big parade are The Spar T °PP^e the changes at the^r veral bands. tans Drum and Bugle Corps rade, playing some of the lively j a sismaller Air Force families'^ Ham maimed mooring” at the AIR CONDITIONED Mr. Hamel has designed floats of Nashua, sponsored by the marches. HOME? mouth. river t S L ast week> they were for Miss Hampton Beach and Nashua American Legion, ton number 171, North Ham!* di .. approx'mately 30 Susan Hayward-Stephen Boyd Nearly 100 horribles heads her court, Miss New England Knights of Columbus, and Vet ton 70, Hampton Beach 7 J l J " a }? tt6* t0 the command disabled boats, including both and her court, and the Junior erans of Foreign Wars, the Gol- will be worn by children and a Hampton Falls 6. ’ ni ant of the New England Coast pleasure hco„ —and J?fishing P ! s crait,craft, navehave ‘WOMAN OBSESSED’ YOUR VACATION Guard district, the board of w , r‘Ven assistance by the selectmen asked to be placed L * , ^ a3t Guardsmen since In CInemaScopB & Color SHOPPING TOUR at HAIU P T O I M BEACH on record as “strongly opposed w - e&mning °? the current Jane Powell-Cliff Robertson WON’T BE COMPLETE to the abandonment of the tokr'vf season- Plan3 . to es- 'THE GIRL Hampton Coast Guard station „ i S*. a ?malIer station in- or any change in its location ” ° +.he risk of less effect've MOST LIKELY’ UNTIL YOU HAVE T, ' Pr°tection of local and visiting (In Color) The directors of the Hamp- manners, a Chamber spokes- VISITED ton Beach Chamber of Com- man said. Specral Kiddle Show merce also voiced a similar The commissioners of the Saturday at 1:15 P. M. opinion on the proposed chang- Hampton Beach Village pre- Plus Our Regular Program PRAY’S es this week. The chamber also cinct are expected to take ac- sent a letter to the Boston tion on the measure at a meet- NOW THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 IN NEWBURYPORT office of the First U. S. Coast ing this week. Coming! NOW THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 Guard district, urging that plans to abandon the present Bette Davis is a native of It Happened To Jane You'll Love Our station be dropped. New Hampshire and still owns Sleeping Beauty For every girl who was ever A public hearing on the pro- severa* homes in the mountains posed changes is scheduled to I™ state, Don’t Give Up The Ship involved with an older man ... Wide Variety O f take place next Monday, Au WALT DISNEYS gust 17, at 7 p. m. in the COLUMBIA PICTURES p rm n ti Hampton Beach fire station. KIM FREORIC COTTON Local officials said they would present, in detail at that time, their reasons for opposing the and tin NOVAK • MARCH GOODS change. The only reason men tioned in their letters of op Winnacunnet Rd., Hampton, N. H. CLOTHING position was that the Coast Guard station serves the area New England’s Finest Summer Theatre ACCESSORIES from Rye to Salisbury, and the presents OlEKOA FARRELL.AIQEPT DCKKER>MARTIN BALSAM • LEE GRANT present location is in the ap -L E E PHILIPS ( HOUSEHOLD ScrMApt* * PADDY CHAYEFSKY Q»ws «x» *•(*«> proximate center of activities. «» prcwntAd oo BfOJdwiy by Joshua Logan NECESSITIES Coast Guard officails insist NOW THRU AUG. 15 AUGUST 17-22 ’wfc-a* GEORGE JUSTIN . oi*d«d b, DELBERT MANN A tUOAM PttOOUCTIOM tha their activities center Tennessee Williams’ ...AND YOU’LL around Hampton Harbor and mam the present location, three sensational SUNDAY-TUESDAY, AUGUST 16-18 miles north of the harbor, LADIES' BE AMAZED AT causes inconvenience in reach ‘#fc ing the patrol boat which is NIGHT moored near the state pier in SUNDAY-TUESDAY, AUGUST 16-18 OUR LOW PRICES! the harbor. The proposed changes would also include a reduction in the number of H. W . PRAY Guardsmen stationed in Hamp TURKISH ton. Municipal officials object to '■Don't G iv e COMPANY a reduction in the man power BATH of the local station because A Wild Burlesque Comedy Adults Only! 'U p the Ship arnos — d r y g o o d s — the rapid increase m boat mg: naxcna activity in this area. The let 71 STATE STREET ?er J the Coast Guard com NEWBURYPORT RESERVATIONS WAverly 6-3073 mand,nt' John 'P Bucholdor, OUR 60TH YEAR S t a t -Hampton « COMING! THIS EARTH IS MINE Merrimack Valley’s Leading Always Free Parking Curtain 8:40 Cotton Goods 5tore .n > F. • 8r?hr „ t o . JR?® construction % * v, • J " Lit: f t i i V
a r TUC ncArwrOMBER and son, Henry- Greenfield, and ter 32, of Manchester hi ^ THE BEACHCOMBER £d Annaiani Lawrence, Mass. condition. of Mr. G's w ln one or two ll f ^ 'x* • m • h h u s Performances Also Robert Gallant anc a b o u t Beach Guests Enjoy Police summoned the <5f ALL daughters Pamela and Doreen, ambulance and Dr. Lowell, Mass., Miss Claude Meneghin. P o li^ said pF ^ MUSIC Who Do You Think Y o J Old-Time Corn Fest Mailloux, Qubec, Miss Gaby had suffered a heart attack ^ S E T i f f * Zachon, Auburn, Me., Miss Rcn- tiro C f O 1 • A v i ^ DICK SANSON was taken to the Exeter Ho^ I 5nd ti,erAef‘ “ > study See you around this spot neajfc Sargeant Lloyd C. Ring was iP Marisoit, St. Georeges tak appointed aO captain uuon the f an old-fashioned Beauche, Canada, Miss Pauline provement in th, & irn ‘ week for sure. Okay V Keep Hampton Polite force bp the!1”'" '”' " t „e„infr * ' hc Har week by special request ownership; blll * £ ^ “ f « your chin up. Board of Selectmen Friday. Boucher, Sher used to tak, the column by saying, More than 40 persons Sweet Lips.” I hope s s q t e a * Selectmen said the tempo- ing many of the guests pleased all — now may • rary appointment was effective lodge and a few invited _ Also Jim and Bob Adams, Joe s Barber Shop immediately. Capt. Ring has from Canada, enjoyed steamed Winchester, Mass., and Camp D. ‘ Warren Finn, Played on HEB. 6 Specializing In been acting chief during t h e com on the cob and so ft di LADIES’ HAIR CUTTING absence of Chief John J. Malek Following the corn fest a North Andover, Mass., Gilles I would suggest the type of • - 1 Latour, Grand Mere, Canada, who returned home today af Piayed by WHEB is 170 Ashworth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. McGillacuddy, dancing season me ter several days as a patient Music To Milk Cows By”- ______Nome, Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. ballroom still, holds a lot of HAMPTON BEACH at the Exeter Hospital. that is about what I think of toured^the * country with their William Dunn, and children Bil excitement for you dancers. MGR. JOE KERR This marks the first time the For this week we find none the operation. I wish someone Hampton * Police department let. A water gun contest was ly and Susie, Pittsfield, Mass., other than . Ted Herbert back would wake Mr. Knight and get has had a captain on its force. held for the children after the Mr. and Mrs playing for the dancers. him up to Portsmouth fast to Town Manager John P. Bat- show* Pittsfield, am straighten things out. chelder said the heavy adminis Ted has been playing at the trative load of the chief, espe Casino for many a season. He . ._ ^ stations, 1 cially during the summer tells me he was house band might say that on the South Tnohths, warranted the assist- bodge. leader for 14 years. These last 1 j. • rm. Guests attending were Mr. Shore there are some mighty ance of a captain There are Mrg Tom SaItafemacchia and few seasons he has shared the fine stations — WJDA 86 officers and 13 lifeguards on SQn j Bostonf Mass.j Kitty $tand with Freddie Saterial and the summer police payroll, he . R . New York Bob Bachelder, both of whom See us for investment said. Hampton police assisted in have fine bands. But, as they three medical cases Sunday. say, Ted is the “ Old M aster” property at the Beach Seagulls have been known to and Mrs. Gordon Bickford, Captain Lloyd C. Ring and for dancing pleasure here at attack persons in rare instances Greenfield, Mass., Miss Rose Ze- Officer George Leslie responded Happy Hampton. and in Hampton Center usually when the person is lenkewich, Waterville, Me.; Mr. to a call to a cottage at the Along with Herbert there is wearing something white which and Mrs. Dan Donahue and corner of King's highway and a young fellow by the name of the gull mistages for a -gulljdaughter, Nadine, Medfield, Eighth street at 5 p.m. Sunday, Dick Knewal, who has become LOUISE’S REAL ESTATE of a rival flock. Mass., Mr. Dorothy Wesolow where they found Percy A. Fos- very popular with Ted and the 27 Ashworth Avenue band. When Ted plays at the ballroom be sure to be there— I might see you. Well, the fantastic Erroll (Enrk? % Garner has been playing to a m i K e t t l e § capacity crowd since Sunday BEACH BOP Featuring A Complete Assortment Of when he made his bow at the Frolics in Salisbury. I am sure My agents reported to me RESTAURANT f 5c to $1.00 Merchandise & Beach Needs ihat no one will be disappointed last night that Cigar Girls say to Ted Murphy, How are things in the ‘ Colette Cote is Lies.” Mary Flanders at the AND THE ENTIRE NORTH SHORE . . . Surf restaurant is said, to be a “Hard Headed Woman.” We know you’ll enjoy this delightful vaca tion area if it’s your first visit — and if your Rentals Diana Diagenault at Giftland returning again, well welcome back . . . has been “Slipping Around.” DAY - WEEK - MONTH Judy Sykes at the Weather new. The inn. has all the feabures that have madd And when you feel like going on a shopping Vane says, “Almost Lost My New England houses famous. The modern motel Mind.” For Dave Ellis at the one of the best appointed in the east and is designed spree, we know you’ll enjoy the pleasant at- DOWNER Casino, I wish you’d stop yojir to make, your visit truly a comfortable one. And wosphere of our shop at Haverhill or at the the food . . . this restaurant is famous for Rock new North Shore Shopping Center — every APPLIANCE CO. Cornish Game Hen with wild rice, Lobster and thing m Women's ready-to-wear, in .famous Shrimp Jamaican . > . plus other taste - tempting HAMPTON CENTER name brands at prices that “are WATCH FOR OUR specialties. ,, , • • Private Dining! • A Colonial Inn Built Rooms with Table in 1821 D’hote Service • Full Dining Room , .Air* License and COMING SOONI Conditioned Cocktail Lounge lu M tX P • Near Beaches, Golf • Modern Motel with Courses, etc. 33 Comfortable PRESCRIPTIONS Haverhill and North Shore • Open Year ’Round Rooms STREET AT THE BEACH DRUGS— COSMETICS FOUNTAIN ASHWORTH HOTEL BLOCK Tel. GRover 4-3761 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Dionne THESE VALUES! WA 6-9194 °*r01* from Marino Memorial 3
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SHRIMP — CRABMEAT ' ASSORTED SALADS — ASSORTED ROLLS BEVERAGE — DESSERT For Your Vacation Pleasure! BAND CONCERTS m I t i I Four daily — Afternoons 2-3; 4-5 p.m. Evenings 7-8, 8:30-9:30 The Exeter Inn It Owned end Operated By ^ J FIREWORKS Phillips Exeter Academy :• iy;:;j: .'■.vvj / Wednesdays, July and August, 9:30 p m. First shoot July 4. »'«V>Vi Vv:" l H BEACH CALISTHENICS Dial PR 2-5901 - A Local Call frqrn Hampton Beach Classes on beach behipd Bandstand every morning 10:30 a.m. (except Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays) TALENT SHOW Mondays 7:00 p.m. — Bandstand Finals — August 31 GET ACQUAINTED DANCES Mondays 8:30 p.m. — Casino Ballroom (by ticket from host) A r COMMUNITY SING .Fridays 7:00 p.m. — Bandstand: Bill Elliot, M. C. CHURCHES Community Church (Protestant, non-Sectarian) D street and ROYAL Ashworth Visiting pastors. St. Patrick's Church (Roman Catholic) Church street, Sunday auctions ■ WELCOME Masses, 6-7-7:45-8:30-9:15-10-10:45-11:30 a.m. Daily Mass 7:30. First Friday, 6:30-7:30-8:30 a.m., 5:00 p.m. Benediction Sun AWAITS YOU AT days, Holv Davs. First Fridavs 7:30 n.m. Confessions, Satur- HAMPTON
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L r / . m **■ 50°n as possible signs will state that fishin The| Complaints were also raised I sons found guilty of digging m page Eighteen)^ swimming are forbidden municipal court judges\ clams without a license and for | censes, and fines. He the pier. district for not giving persons found guilty of landing indicated that there Wt iannel was denied imum sentence for per- or selling short lobsters. able number of licens and peakall, whc and a law closing the s Teach Your Dollars To of the Hamptoi. three months would r Quard station. whole solution to th< of diminishing lobster complained along the coast. < f e Shf i S from the RAVE He proposed that the c< P?°P have been making it B of the issuance of iiCens I fto dock fishing boat- | m ' and unloading. One | l°ath, the fishermen on the I float often refuse to move I ing identification markers on e S see a boat coming n containers also be passed “ I stick fishing rods into AT THE FAMOUS Also discussed at the meet! Uppers’ faces sometimes. were complaints from some * * i :*• /< % I.Vt . .footer Mahar said hi f i j r s M S the party boat operators m r * * M f /f1 .iSfe if- Wt arb,°„red signs from the state . aI m • * w F l ran the Coast Guard that lobst \jLr' * R Srly note that fishin, . .j SL' J m ’-•* mxgk * 1 men were placing traps in nier is forbidden, bu | approach channel of Hamp II AhtheP state, officials replie, rtre wbre no funds avail , for such signs, tale Representative Myron Felch of Seabrook, who was !ent at the meeting, said hr id donate white signboard, he Coast Guard representa- e said he would see that they lettered according to the \iS of the Harbormaster. PETRIFIED FOREST is the latest attraction at the Hampton ,har said he was not sure he they aren't too busy, the lifeguards have been spending their the side of the fair-way. A re d authority to put up the bers, which they then use for observation perches. They, are, port that a Coast Guard3msi rns, but he said he knew they and Ernie Gregorowicz. had threatened to cut traps « needed and would erect Next to the Frolics Night Club loose if they continued to b* FISHERMEN SALISBURY BEACH, MASS. (Continued on Page Nineteen) , — ADVERTISING SPECIALS — SEPTIC TANK GOOD TRAVEL CHINA IRON ELECTRIC JACKPOTS 29c Ea. FAS l ROTO GIFT WARE CLEAN ALARM SERVICE BROILER Saturdays CLOCKS Tuesdays 10c JEWELRY 7:30 LIGHTERS 7:30 Ronson Type Thousands of other RICHARD RICE Fabulous Bargains 30 Games 10c Ea.- Septic Tanks Installed 30 Games Back Hoe Work FISHING RODS ANY PRICE WA 6 -3 3 0 6 Hampton Sponsored of lobster licenses, dealers' li ANY PRICE SUN GLASSES Seabrook Firemen s KINGS HIGHWAY AT 7th ST. BALL POINT PENS American Legion COMBS • SEWING KITS Association TOOTH BRUSHES REMNANTS Post # 7 0 Meats - Groceries - Beathwe Frozen Foods - Ice Cream COTTONS - WOOLENS - SILKS - SYNTHETICS DAILY 2:00 7:00 9:30 Toys and Novelties Newspapers - Marines SPECIAL SALE SUNDAY EVENING Hampton Beach Sweatshirts SEABROOK ...____ j 04-hour Developing Service COME EARLY! NO DEALERS PLEASE! Center Free Bui Leavei Tobey’i Drug Store, Management Reserves The Riflht To Limit Ifemsl Exeter Handkerchief. Co. 6:30 and Hampton Bead VALUES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION r ’* V • | i j w * • Near B & M R R Sta., Lincoln St., Exeter Boulevard ,Brev Shop with the same by Perri Purington
confidence and satisfaction ■ It *4 Hello again! I 4 Here it is the second week in August. Like ev*™ fh e r year, everyone is saying, “Where has the that you do at home otnhne?» We know that most of the kids are*eountb!£7£ jjjys until they can get back to school, but on til other
hand, some are wishing the summer was just beginning IOIC I have heard th at the State Park lifeguards a iealous of the beach guaids because they don’t have SEABROOK FARMS ••duck” to play with. Speaking of lifeguards, they keep the most hand some one up on Paice Cove. I’m sure that Paul Quinlan doesn’t mind, as M ane D. also-spends her beach time FOODLAND there. ^ , 1 | We are very happy that Bill Dunavan is through LAFAYETTE ROAD — U.S. ROUTE 1 school and can be back at the parties with us. In case anyone is wondering why Chickie W. is so SEABROOK, N. H. m -r. excited, it’s because Jim L. is returning to the beach next week. ALL ROADS LEAD TO EXETER FOR Next to N. H. State Liquor Store Bill Tattan not only became a good waiter while COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE working at The Barn, he can do perfect imitations of THE the exotic dancers as well. _ A • »»’ POPULAR BRAND There is a very handsome guy on this beach who is shy. If you girls would like to meet an intelligent guy Exeter Banking Company with a nice sports car, go into Dudley’s store and maybe MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. you’ll find him in the office. Okay, Dud??l PR 2-5971 v GROCERIES Hudon’s have three charming new additions. “Zap AT COMPETITIVE PRICES and Ada N. as waitresses, and Joan M. as assistant FREE CUSTOMER PARKING hostess. I know you will enjoy working there, girls. Sue Lizzo has gone to Sebago Lake, Maine, for a FANCY FRUITS AND PRODUCE couple of weeks vacation. She couldn’t have picked a RUNNER-UP IN MISS HAMPTON BEACH CONTEST was better state. , „ , . . . Miss Debbie Zabriskie, 17-year-old beauty from Newburyport, “Bo” Oliveri had a birthday last Monday. A late Mass., who was sponsored by the Tides hotel. Miss Zabriskie, “Happy B irthd ay” to you “Bo”. You can lie sure daughter of State Representative and Mrs. Albert Zabriskie BREVITIES 1 ,, , . BEER is wearing the tangerine and white bathing suit she wore in Joe Williams seems to have a problem! There is a of getting "iust wfcal | the contest. She was presented a $50 savings beytd for her third fourteen-year-old girl following him around the beach the doctor ordered" place title. She is the holder of two previous beauty titles. all the time. „„ „„„ In Our Meat Dept. Miss Newbury of 1957 and Miss M uster of 1957. John Hornsey not only wins all the Cha Cha con tests at “Jenny’s” but also attracts all the French girls
Selected Meats Cut To Order Capt. John Smith and his Milliners in New Hampshii from Canada. , Incidentally, I thought I would m e n t i o n before and U.S. Gov’t. Graded Choice party are believed to have are forbidden by law to stepped ashore at Great Boar’s seagull feathers on hats. Some signing off th at John Dineen is no longer the s Heavy Western Steer Beef. Head on their first landing on species of gulls produce bril mg champ of Hampton Beach. * I 9 | y this continent. liant plumage. Operated by Nate Brown BEACHCOMBER TOP TUNES (Brownie) I think the five top tunes at Hampton Beach are (in You can depand on tho / order of popularity): skill of your physician and a n d r e s t a u r a n t GREEN 160 Ashworth Avenue tho precision of Tobty’s GIVE 4 M - STAMPS at the foot of ‘N’ Street August you hav* at homo.
Breakfast Special V CIGARETTES AT POPULAR N. H. PRICES Orange Juice • 2 Scrambled Eggt • 2 Strips of Bacon STORE HOURS: Toast or Muffins At the Sign of the 1870 Coach 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m...... Yoii£ name (write clearly) w e serve the original You must be at the b a n i s t m f i Wednesday® at the Every Day Sundays New England Shore Dinners kssp a free album. Deposit this slip m Chamber of Commerce offices ------9 terest is picking up fast. He has Church Si arranged for a demonstration >crvices of land skiing to be given at the n. evening in-lf opiraxiOn; Thursd next Olympic games in Cali, HAMPTON BEACH --lays: 7:30 1 pM p. m. prayer ^ fornia. COMMUNITY CHURCH (non- David Johnson,,meeting; Rev. I j pastor. I aectarian), corner of Ash The skiis are built of a sturdy ROMAN CATHOLIC aluminium alloy with two worth avenue and D street; Lafayette I road; Sunday t* 10:30 a.m. service Sundays, masses hourly 1 wheels on each ski, similar to a on the half-hour guest ministers each week. - 6:30 to 11:30 I scooter. The water skiers who a.m.; daily tried them found the sport |ST. PATRICK’S (Roman Cath- mass 7:30 a.m.; I Rev. Matthew Casey, pastor. I more like roller skating than lic), Church street; masses skiing.” Sundays at 6, 7, 7:45, 8:30 NORTH ^HAMPTON LITTLE RIVER 9:15, 10, 10:45, 11:30 a.m., CHAPEL Coast Guard Hearing daily mass 7:30 a.m., night (Congregational - Christian) Atlantic avenue; 9:30 a.m. prayers daily 7:30 p.m.; Rt. service; At Beach August 17 Rev. Edward A. Clark, rector. Rev. Frederic E. I Charrier, pastor. 1 Italian Food Fans, this HAMPTON UNION CHAPEL (non-sectar Coast Guard officials in Bos CONGREGATIONAL, Winna- ton issued a reminder today is for you, your favor ian), Little Boar’s Head; cunnet road; 9:30 a.m. service that the public hearing on two ite taste treat p re p a re d 11 a.m. service; guest minis Town Home nursery for small children; ters each week. iroposed changes of Coast Rev. William G. Mclnnes, luard operational facilities in to perfection. Once you Cape Cod type with 5 rooms. pastor. HAMPTON FALLS Modem cabinet kitchen, nice the Hampton Beach area is only try one of our Italian * - bath, oil hot water heat, town I* > 5/* a few days away. BAPTIST, Winnacunnet road; BAPTIST, on the green; Sun dishes, you’ll always days: 9:30 a.m, church school, water supply. Nearly acre of * & :. 11 a.m/ service; Rev. J. Hol land. Well shaded lawn. Good Rear Admiral Edwin J. Ro come back for more. 10:30 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. land, USCG, commander of the land Maughan, pastor. value at LAND SKIING is the latest innovation in the sports world. H a m p t o n Beach^wate^ sKi song service; Wednesday: First Coast Guard district, METHODIST, Lafayette road; ports Wanda Toppan and George Norberg consented lo trj ou e "f. . ' h wheels well, but fry one of Pat’s Bight 7:30 p.m. Bible study and urged all interested persons, 9:30 a.m. service, nursery for .ion on the wet sand at the beach Saturday. Both young skiers handled the wheel. prayer meeting; Rev. Everett groups, or associations to be Famous P izzas — T h e y small children; Rev. Norman prefer water skiing. They are being towed by a car. R. Scruton, pastor. represented, a t the meeting are delicious. T. Allers, pastor. Restaurant which will take place at 7 p.m. EPISCOPAL, 200 High street; UNITARIAN, Exeter road in the Ashworth avenue fire 9:30 a.m. service every Sun 10:45 a.m. service. Guest min In Nearby Town Latest Beach station at Hampton Beach on day, 8 a.m. Communion first isters each week. - August 17. F o r those unable to 'Potto. Sunday of each month; Rev. Established 19 years. Grossing attend the evening session, a around $22,000. Nicely located, Several hundred spectators I ing, at Hampton Beach Satur- inventor and promoter of land H. Dwight Blakeslee, vicar. member of Admiral Roland's Ashworth Avenue completely equipped and In'op watched an exhibition of a day morning. skiing, was on hand with several ADVENT CHRISTIAN, High eration. Soda fountain apd lunch Comer “C" Sheet and brand new sport, land ski- j Les Wood of Dover, N.H., the demonstration ski models. He staff will conduct’ an earlier street; Sundays: 9:45 a.m. counter with 9 stools, well equip persuaded two members of the session at 1 p.m. the same day HAMPTON BEACH .church school, 11 a.m. wor- P 7: ped kitchen, and 12 booths. 5 Hampton Beach Water Ski club in the fire station. f year lease at $125.00 month. Asking to try out the land skiis, to the The Coast Guard proposes to r delight of the audience. discontinue Hampton Beach Miss Wanda Toppan, of Hamp Lifeboat Station and in its place, ton, and George Norberg of A r establish an appropriate unit in 1 lington, both handled the two the vicinty of the mouth of the General Store wheeled skiis without much dif Hampton River. Officials of the ficulty, but after the runs both Coast Guard say the Hampton Located in said they preferred water to River site will increase the ef 30-GAME PARTY land any day for skiing. fectiveness of search and rescue Country Town *Wood, an expert winter skiier, and other Coast Guard opera tions in the area. Selling groceries, hardware, and his assistant Bill Hunt, a Sportsman's equipment, and va member of the University of riety of other Items. Property th- New Hampshire winter ski It is not uncommon for all cludes modem frame building team, also demonstrated the 160 hotels, motels, and guest with store, garage, a very flue new land skiis, which were houses m Hampton and Hamp modem 5 room apartment for pulled along the- wet sand on ton Beach to be filled to cap owner over store; and two gas pumps selling about 1,000 gar#, the beach at speeds up to 20 acity on weekends during July gasoline weekly; 6 acres land miles per hour. , and August. with pine picnic grove. Business Wood said he has travelled shows a good Income. Fine value well over 30 miles per hour on free runs down Philips slope, Wee Wash It LEGION $24,500 Patent Medicines - Beach Accessories near Dover. The skiers a t the “ A” STREET LAUNDERETTE beach were towed behind a con Open Under New Management Hampton — CONTACT — vertible. Dry-Cleaning/ Pick-Up Station THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Wood said that more than 100 W A 6 - 3 0 0 6 pairs of his novel land skiis FREE! have been sold already and in Hampton Beach STILES with every purchase of $ 10.00 or Garage more (exempting Tobacco) yor re 9 A*hworth Av«. of "A " St. AGENCY SPECIALS ceive One Dozen Medium EGGS. - INSIDE PARKING TOO COLD wa9 the conclusion Open Eve. Only 7:30-10:1 1*1 2 hour* - 50e, ea. odd. hr 10' reached by Miss Dianne Dever- SEABROOK, N. H. u p.m . 24 hour* - $1.50, weekly V -00 * r -- . * • *- . AUGUST 13-14-15 00 & $ p "f • P.-i'j Zy * V i/'-j f f i r i mciM* 9 37 Market Street Portsmouth