Incorporating the VOL. XXXII NO. 1 Hampton Hvac.i Advocate WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1959 P
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On July 4th, th$ HAMPTON Christie’s tH E MOUSETRAP PLAYHOUSE will open its Because of the large scale barn doors to begin its 11th productions and variety of gala season of theatrical stage shows scheduled* the theatre productions and will celebrate will boast its largest company the event with their annual of actors ever gathered for S opening night champagne party single season. on the lawn tfor the cast and An added feature this year m msL * ** a * • • • .X j* • SJB audience immediately following will be a special children's j 1 1 the show. show, on Saturday afternoon, 1 1 Despite little or no advance Aug. 1st, (V the world - famous j publicity, reservations • for the SUZARI MARIONETTES and opening play have been pouring their production of THE RED in and the Playhouse antici pates its biggest season to SHOES. date. The opening bill, “a modern sox comedy”, “TUN' NEL OF LOVE” will introduce several new faces to Playhouse audiences, including Nancy Watts, Harry Millard, Pat Sloan, .and Elizabeth Hubbard, ACROSS FROM THE STATE PARK The Most Popular FINALISTS IN MISS NORTHEAST CONTEST posed with the winner of .the title following the selection last Saturday during “Old timers” Maggie Owens the Boat Safety Days program. Left to right are Anne Ballnardo of Leominster, Mass., Sandra Sterling of Hampton, Judy Ber and John Van will complete; ' Meeting Place ON STATE PIER the cast. nier of Kensington, Ellen Murphy of Salem, Mass., second place winner, Joni Chesleigh of Hampstead, winner* J. Harry Aspey The schedule of plays this of Brentwood, program chairman* Gail Leith of Exeter, third place winner, Diane Filley of Hampton, Shirley Jane Donovan of LINES AND BAIT FURNISHED season following TUNNEL OF Lynn, Mass., and Annette Reid of Taunton, Mass. Two finalists not pictured were Patricia Gilbreath of Watertown, Mass, arid ' TOitET FACILITIES •LOVE, include THE RELUC • FOUR MASTER BARBERS Constance Gamlin of Exeter.1 -> ;« \ . . —Staff Photo FREE PARKING TANT DEBUTANTE* HOLI • REASONABLY LOW PRICES DAY FOR LOVERS,1 SEPAR • EXPERT SERVICE SHIP TO SHORE RADIO ATE TABLES* LADIES’ • AIR CONDITIONED Morning Trip Phone Afternoon Trip NIGHT IN A TURKISH Joseph Pelleg N. H. Girl Wins First Beauty Contest Of Season no, Proprietor 8:00 A M. WA 6-2469 1:30 P.M. BATH, Tennessee Williams’ Lafoyeflc Road Hampton Center TWO BOATS: "ALICE G" & "RIC ROC" ORPHEUS DESCENDING. An 18-year-old New Hamp ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ches Academy of Derry, this month, sional photographers associa AUNTIE MAME, and Agatha shire brunette won the title of leigh of Kent Farm road, Miss Chesleigh was Tunner-up tion. She plans to enter John Miss North East last Saturday Hampstead, was selected by in the Miss New Hampshire Robert Powers modeling school during the second annual Boat five judges from a bill of 16 beauty contest in Manchester in Boston later this summer. THE HUB OF Safety Days program held at contestants for the Miss North in March. She was also select Second place was won by the beach. East crown. ed Miss New Hampshire Photo HAPPY HAMPTON BEACH CONTEST EVERYTHING UNDER Miss Joni Chesleigh, daugh A graduate of Pinkerton grapher by the state profes (Continued on Page Severi) ONE ROOF
NATIONALLY WELCOME ASHWORTH HOTEL FAMOUS - DINING ROOM - BALLROOM BACK Seafoods At Their Best To “That Fascinating Store” STEAKS - ROASTS - CHOPS The Band Box A Hampton Beach Dining Tradition Gift Shop - Dining Room Bakery and Delicatessen Specials ir- - AT THE BALLROOM - - ... of Newburyport Bowling Alleys WHOLE ROAST- - CHICKENSt 1.49 2.1 V4 11 li H0L' i\ i L: ^ V ila Nite Before The 4th ROAST TURKEYS 3.95 Where Every Item of Feminine Apparel Is Bath Houses - Parking Area l TO ORDER — STUFFED WITH GRAVY V • ^ » ■ - 1 ■ %, ’» Featuring JERRY VALE *.» Personally Selected With You . . . Our Customer Soda Fountain S ‘ml DANCE 7 HOURS . . • In Mind! We’re Different — And You’ll Like Itl A Complete Line Of Bakery Fried Clam Stand r.|*. * 1 . /V- - SEE YOU SOON? Products In The Delicatessen Snack Bar WEDNESDAY NITE STAN KENTON Dancing Nightly with TED HERBERT
/ LOOKING THE BEACHCOMBER Area churches are now on Rev. Matthew Casey, pastor prayer meeting; Rev. Everett their summer schedule of serv NORTH HAMPTON R. Scruton, pastor. FOR A f t Operation Seaweed was com m* ■ ices and have extended a wel LITTLE RIVER CHAPEL SEABROOK BEACH pleted this week at North come to visitors in Hampton on >) (Congregational Christian) ROMAN CATHOLIC, Route I V GIFT? Shore when public works crews Hampton Beach. There are a Atlantic avemn a .m ff CJiindou tti'H'ooh Vir\n»>ltT am of the town of Hampton finish dozen churches in the Hampton service; Rev. Frederic E. ed the task of removing tons area which hold regular wor Charrier, pastor. TAKING of seaweed from the bathing ship services throughout the UNION CHAPEL (non-sectar beach just south of the Coast summer. The following hours ian), Little Boar’s Head; SOMETHING £ Guard station. have been listed by th e 11 a.m. service; guest minis ¥ 1 ^ %• &&? A*' jts$* Mr. Roy Parsons, 19th street churches: ters each week. Open Evo. Only 7:30-10:30 p.m. and Ocean boulevard, reported HAMPTON FALLS WAY ’ B ’ Cottage Nudd Terrace '*• .* •* ' V" :< . ixi* J, . that literally tons of seaweed HAMPTON BEACH BAPTIST, on the green; Sun HOME? i 1 washed ashore by recent storms COMMUNITY CHURCH (non days: 9:30 a.m. church school WA 6-3491 had made bathing almost im sectarian), corner of Ash 10:30 a.m. worship, 7 p.m possible at this popular section worth avenue and D street; song service; Wednesday Mae Malone YOUR VACATION till is of the beach. 10:30 a.m. service Sundays, 7:30 p.m. Bible study ant i r f r i Mr. Parsons told the ’Beach gudst ministers each week. SHOPPING TOUR comber; “The summer residents ST. PATRICK’S (Roman Catho and property owners at North lic), Church street; masses WON’T BE COMPLETE Shore are grateful to_the town Sundays at 6, 7, 7:45, 8:30 for the excellent job of re 9:15, 10, 10:45, 11:30 a.Tn:» Margaret M. Junkins UNTIL YOU HAVE moving the seaweed. / x daily mass 7:30 a.m., night VISITED NEW LADDER TRUCK purchased by the Hampton Beach precinct was tried out by Fire Chief prayers daily 7:30 p.m.; Rt. Perley R George for the commissioners. The 65 -foot Seagrave ladder outfit is mounded on a Ford Rev. Edward A. Clark, rector. Home Made Candies chassis. .The cost of the complete unit was $24, 000. Left to right are John J. Foley, Chief George, HAMPTON 1 • PRAY’S Ralph T. Harris, and Fred Gagne. 1 ; ! f * CONGREGATIONAL, Winna- Remember the folks back home with a ■pi. _ ^ # ^ a _ m Friday night square dances cunnet road; 9:30 a.m. service IN NEWBURYPORT at the Hampton Beach state nursery for small children; box of famous Jupkins Candies Rev. William G. Mclnnes, New Aerial Fire Truck Arrives park have been eliminated this pastor. summer $y the state Recreation SEE IT division. BAPTIST, Winnacunnet road; You'll Love Our Drills are being conducted though the chassis itself was FIRE TRUCK MADE I OCEAN BOULEVARD Official communications from 11 a.m. -service; Rev. J. Hol this week by Hampton Beach only 18 years old. He said six' (Continued on Page Nine) land Maughari, pastor. firemen to familiarize them Concord said the open - air Wide Variety Of square dances on the “old barn METHODIST, Lafayette road; selves with the operation of a 9:30 a.m. service, nursery for new aerial ladder truck deliv floor” at the state bath house were called off this summer due small children; Rev. Norman ered to the department last T. Allers, pastor. COTTON I week. If You Like Hampton Beach to a “lack of funds/' The state park has reportedly been op The new $24,000 truck was EPISCOPAL, 200 High street; erating at increasing losses 9:30 a.m. service every Sun purchased by the Hampton each year, and recreation offi GOODS [Beach village precinct by a vote In The Summer day, 8 a.m. Communion first >f 30 to 7 at its annual meet cials expressed hesitancy this Sunday of each month; Rev. CLOTHING year to continue the full pro H. Dwight Blakeslee, vicar. ing, March 26, after a lengthy You’ll Like Hampton All Year Round! gram at Hampton Beach with ■w* * f W : ACCESSORIES [debate on the need for .such a ADVENT1 CHRISTIAN, High purchase. The cost of the the budget still not passed as the x\q\v fiscal year begins street; Sundays: 9:45 a.m. HOUSEHOLD [vehicle is equivalent to 33 church school, 11 a.m. wor cents on the precinct tax rate A Friendly Town today. x r \'i i The Chamber of Commerce ship, 7:30 p.m. evening in NECESSITIES for the next 12 years. spiration; Thursdays: 7:30 TTT 1 Easy Commuting has, had many visitors ask ____ d Fire Chief .Perley R. George p. m. prayer meeting; Rev. to Large Cities where they can .swing their AND YOU'LL | said the hydraulically operated partners, the office staff .re David Johnson, pastor. ladder on the new truck can be No State Income ports. But ks yet the Chamber ROMAN CATHOLIC, Lafayette extended 65 feet in any direc * * BE AMAZED AT tion. The aluminum alloy lad Tax knows of no place in the vicin \rpad; Sunday masses hourly k' Jr. »6)# J ■ - /+* * . ity where regular square dances on the half-hour 6:30 to 11:30 der can be extended full length No Sales Tax horizontally, as well as verti Good Schools will be held this summer. a.m.; daily mass 7:30 a.m.; OUR LOW PRICES! cally, for rescue from ice or Metropolitan Convenience In a ------—- ! water. Suburban Atmosphere In emphasizing the need for the new ladder truck, Chief This Week’s Special PRAY — Inquire At The Lines and Bait Furnished :— Toilet Facilities George said the ladders and YOUNG TOM | other equipment on the old 1 2-13 lb. avt. FREE PARKING COMPANY truck were 33 years old, al Ready to eat Stuffed & Gravy - DRY GOODS — PARTY BOATS Going Out To Eat? Leave Hampton River Daily 71 STATE STREET 8:00 A.M. and 1:30 P.M. LARGE DISPLAY OF ROW BOATS FOR RENT NEWBURYPORT BOAR’S HEAD INN HOME MADE PASTRIES Restaurant not near the ocean B22 LAFAYETTE ROAD — HAMPTON Tackle Shop Merrimack Valley** Leading OllTBOARDS FOR RENT t : . Cotton Goods Store j ' but ON it! We have just the home for you ! Great Boar’s Head CASINO MARKET Park in front arid at the side of Casino Market while you shop Hampton Beach ocean with Wanda Toppan,; Donald Osgood, and Albert* Langley, all of Hampton, and} Edward and George’ Nbrbergj of Arlington, Mass., displaying] their skills. Langley was home] from the service for one day. ■ The Coast Guard Auxiliary] and U. S. Power Squadron pre- sented lectures and exhibits! during the 3how. Commander William Keene of the Ports mouth flotilla accepted the trophy. L « After eight straight days jra • «22 j ^ — *V;: g w , . rain and rough ocean, the din : icame out and the ocean calnred p — early Saturday just in time for ■(ft* * the Northeast Boat Show's s$C« |ond annual program at Hardp- ton Beach. Saturday’s activi ties^ except the dance Satur&jj night, were not especially well RESCUE UNIT DEMONSTRATION was given as a feature of Boat Safety Days Saturday. The town rescue unit, piloted by Police Chief John J. JVlalek and manned by members of the corps of life guards, went on-a mock rescue mission to “sinking cra^ft off Hampton Beach. The demonstra CHIRQPR ACTOR tion was watched by several hundred spectators. ">• —Staff Photo Dr. W. J. La Bar re Office Hour*: 1 51 Although the basin and some there will be 10 large slips for two before resuming an ocean Mon., Tuei., Fri. Winnacunnet 50-foot boats. Slips for small- course given to the Phil Toppan ski 2-4:30 7-9 Road docking £ facilities should be runners-up were honored guests troop, the U completed in time for use late er boats will run the length of , A 2( S. Coast Guard Wed. 2-4:30 Hampton, N. this season, the entire project the marina. at an at the Casino ballroom Satur- Auxiliary, and the U. S. Power Sat. 11-2:30 lower bead* rtf/ day night where Guy Lombajdo Squadron. The Toppan skiers and by (4 min. from Mrs. Helen C. Gilmore and will take approximately two The basin will be separated ina w: Appointment beach) tirge A. Smith. years. When finished, the from the river by solid ma- a 50-f and his Royal Canadians played performed Saturday on the SmilJi and Gilmore, operators Hampton Beach Marina will cadam - topped bulkheads and quickb for a capacity crowd. a fishing pier at Hampton offer complete boating facilities. breakwater piling on either side a lift During an intermission in the I JULY ___ IS TAK rbor for many years, will At the south end of the basin, of a 60-foot wide channel, heavy band concert Sunday afternoon, I y ri T U c '^ c bfivelthe largest coastal marina nearest Ocean boulevard, two Plans call for a large service out oi Miss Chesleigh presented a- I TO THE BEi in northern New England when double outboard launching dock inside the basin, near the and st wards to the winners of Boat I the project is completed. The ramps will provide easy access entrance, where gasoline, diesel would Safety Days competitions. I '1C .'A ft'JUT' maritia, located just north of to the water. Platforms with fuel,' water and ice may be land i A trophy went to Arthur|| W the Smith and Gilmore pier on dollies and winches will be used obtained. * storm Doggett of Atlantic avenue, H&mptoHampton River, will contain to lower boats into the water Two docks along the bulk- Whe slips for 100 boats up to 26 North Hampton, for winning a in order to avoid backing heads for transients will pro- will o: lobster boat race Sunday. Mr. feet in length and 10 slips for trailers into the corrosive salt vide electrical outlets and rest boat s l^oftts up to 50 feet. Harold Mace of Hampton did water. Catwalks the length of room facilities for boats dock- salesrc not race as was reported last An estimated 33,000 cubic the ramps will allow easy ipg at the marina over night or other feet, of sand will be dredged to boarding of passengers and for several days. For the first, for boi week. Trying F. Jones of fojm-a rectangular basin 500 x supplies. As many as -four time, boating enthusiasts from fcnd a Hampton Beach was in charge 200 feet. The basin will be of the lobster boat race. other ports will be able to con-con area. • , « - ,\ * 1 , J deip enough to retain six feet veniently dock at Hampton and George Lamott, Jr. was .a- of 'water at low tide. 1 enjoy the beach for a day or warded a trophy for winning aj race of outboard fishing boats Saturday. Lamott/was opera down to the sea” setting SEPTIC TANK ting his own boat and raced / /s h s against a number of outboards SPECIALIZING from the Smith and Gilmore fishing pier. Shod /£ IN SEA FOODS Fa x A trophy for skin diving was CLEAN awarded to William Vines of | A distinctive place SERVICE Haverhill, who found a nine- inch square red and white | to dine dt a price you and.youf family 1 can afford. Come | as you are and RICHARD RICE ROUTE 1 Septic Tanks Installed | bring the children. like the flags now generally C A M E R A S and S U P P L IE Back Hoe Work HAMPTON, N. H used to mark off diving areas 9 HIGH STREET Op.n July 4 HAMPTON CENTER WA 6-3306 Hampton irom. boaters. ______.... ______— WATCH FOR OUR SPECALS EVERY WEEK Eecognition trophies were 69
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THE BEACHCOMBER THE BEACHCOMBER PLEASANT ST. forecast Busy Beach NEWBURYPORT With Advance Inquiries Up Many New Accommodations quiries to date, Elliot predicted A wait Beach Vacationists USE THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT IN REAR OF STORE reports inquiries concerning one of the busiest seasons ever V.One brand new motel and vacations at Hampton Beach at Hampton Beach. new additions to older hostel- are far ahead of any previous Elliot said the full summer ries will be noticed by guests smart bemberg year. staff of the Chamber of Com at Hampton Beach this summer. Office records showed* 1,222 merce office would be working The new motel, at 511 Ocean and cotton more inquiries to date than full time beginning tomorrow. boulevard, opposite Great were recorded last year when Besides Elliot, Mrs. Genevra Boar’s Head is known as the fie-ures were tallied for the di- Eastman, Mrs. Ruth Palmer, Windswept. Operated by Mr. and Miss Gisele Bougie will and Mrs. Russell A. Carter of work in the office. Philadelphfa, Pa., the Wind . ' 1 swept consists of 20 units with Miss Bougie, a 20-year-old a spacious lobby and office in senior at the University of front. The units are arranged New Hampshire, will replace with 10 entrances and parking Miss Sarah Cutts, who is teach spaces on both the north and ing English at a summer camp south sides of the building. in France. Miss Bougie’s home The official opening of the is in Nashua. She speaks' bot-h attractive new aqua and white regularly 4.98 English and French and is ! a lodge was June 17. Area hotel French major at UNH. *"• apd motel owners and opera tors were guests of the Carters Easy care - long wear 7 Elliot also said Henry H^uv a t afi open' house. feotherlight dresses for all el, promotion director for rth« The ranch style motel was Summer daytime occasions. Chamber, will resume his work begun in early April by the here tomorrow for the rest di Coat dresses, step-ins and Waverly Construction company the season. V of Hampton, under the super button-to-waist. Refreshing vision of Conrad B. Dana. It new solid colors, prints, was built on filled-in marsh checks, stripes and plaids. Iftnd in. the fast growing area between the beach center and Fire Truck - a * , * . — • Juniors' 7-15. Misses' 12- north shore. (Cofitirvued from Page Four) • m • ^^ A Mm ' I 20. Women's 14 V i-2 4 Vi- Carpentry was done by1 Ger men were needed to raise the ard Veilleaux of Dover; wiring old ladders, whereas .two men by Roy Parsons of Hampton; can operate the new equip special! from one of painting and decorating by ment. The fire department - H. Rowe. Inc. of Exeter; plural depends strongly on call fire « s' iug and heating by Palmer and men to assist in fire fighting the finest makers! Sicard of Hampton; and land operations, he said, and it is mV. * & scaping by Lessard and Son of cdhpeiyable that six men could v/ m ft North Hampton. tiot be present at a fire in / Mr. Carter, owner and opera time to raise the old ladders flattering lasiex tor of the rriotel, is a retired fbr a rescue from an upper executive pf the Artloom * Car story. pet company of Philadelphia. He also said the old wooden bathing He and Mrs. Carter have spent ladders showed signs of dry vacations at Hampton Beach rot and would have had to be t for many years. replaced in the near future. Hq R O S E M A R I E f t — suits : ■ - OPEN NEW UNITS said the old outfit can be sold ■ Twelve new rooms have been for approximately $2,600. This added to the Puritan rooms, now, together with a $2,000 ap- m 109 Ocean boulevard. William propriation from the precinct W / y u x y i A I. O’Brien of Newburyport, the will serve as the initial payment ^ ^ riL Ju3TImagine yoSt owner, opened the completely on the new vehicle The re renovated inn for business last mainder of the cost will be paid self in JAMBOREE! It sheaths you in softly plaid- m Ki Sunday. at the rate of $2,000 a year ed lastex . . . caressing every curve with draperyJ reg. 8.98 and 10.98 r-f) ... The Puritan will have 20 plus interest on revenue bonds. rooms, including the new faci Last we*k the new truck was For sun . . . for swim . . . for sigh-colcigy, choose Wonderful sale! Fabulous lities, all with private baths, on ^display at the annual con it from a simply wonderful choice of colors; sizes form fitting, lastex suits with heat, and air conditioning. Six vention of the New England 9-15, $19.95. superior wp/kmanship and new rooms on the front provide Fire Chiefs’ association at the -a - - < - - -a stying, the hallmork of this excellent views of the ocean. Wentworth hotel, New Castle. famous maker. Nauticals, plaids, stripes, dots, solids, prints. Empire styles, boy • * * ‘ * * ,______———— SMORGASBORD lefls, skirts, bloomer types. BANDMASTER Dyson Kring of the Hampton Beach concc Every Monday Evening — 5 P.M. - 7:30 P.M. Sixes 32-38. "band joins associate director Rolvin E. Coombs of Hampton selecting numbers for the first concerts which begin this Frida Hollingworth Hotel Dining Room Use The Inn Kring plays trombone and Coombs trumpet. —Staff Pho Street Parking Lot OPEN TO PUBUC — HAMPTON BEACH $2.50 9
THE BEACHCOMBER PAGE 11 i ■ a n , - THE BEACHCOMBER)™*^” *® S » X " o |l* A system working constantly to on Labor Day. Chamber of keep the water pure. ficiate said the wmrict Vi Hi he the Yankee Village on trie A 10-foot flagstone apron notified by mail if he is not North Shore. Henry s Hobday surrounds the pool and the en present for the drawing. $9,000Lahd Damage; Shores, at the intersection of tire lot has been newly land William Elliot,‘ secretary of S wim Pools scaped. Dupuis said the con Ocean boulevard and ^ inn PI . —^ w W « —w the Chamber, said the Chamber Given In Beach Case .1 ___i tVfav+irrs MO- tract for the job was let last Visitors at Hampton Beach of Commerce depends strongly Make Debut|§§irr J W £ k fall, but construction didn’t be A Rockingham county Su during the summer will have a on contributions in order tt gin until May. carry out the summer program perior Court jury, last week, road. chance to win a Renault Dau- awarded a Hampton couple Swimming pools have been q r Martin, co-owner The third swimming pool at pHine, which will be given away of band concerts and Mother OPEN YEAR AROUND $9,000 in land damages caused installed at three Hampton I ^ Martin’s Motel, said their Hampton Beach was installed Labor Day by the Chamber of when the state rebuilt the Beach motels this spring aml fiberglass pool measures 15 by by Mr. and Mrs. George Cuddy Commerce. highway at Hampton Beach in are now in use by the guosts of Lg seven and a half feet at the Yankee Village motel, jnches - Fountain Service North Shore boulevard, opposite , Tickets for the drawing will 1956. the motels. deep at one end and three feet be available at the Chamber i AU three are fresh water deep at the other. The a(B*a Plaice cove. The Cuddy’s pool is also a 20 by 40rfoot concrete office throughout the summer Beach Supplies The award went tc> Mr. and pools and have been installed colored pool wasmanufactur and the drawing will take place Mrs. Joseph A. Lynch of 28 \ u - f tu cp by tbe Universal Paradise coin pool, poured in one operation 'to Dumas avenue, Great Boar’s e r the convenience of those ^ shipped fm n Miami. eliminate seams. The “Moun- Cosmetics Head. guests who prefer fresh to salt| Fla ^ six sCCtions. ain Lake’' pool was installed I I | j| William Garden of the manu I,y the Rudd-Marray company of North Attleboro, Mass. Polaroid & Kodak Films facturing company directed the * 1 > ROUTE I-A — BEACH ROAD John and Edith welcome you to installation. He said the pool Mountain Lake pools are m 0 employs a filtering system built in New England and con .h '^.SALISBURY, MASS. which keeps the 24,000 gallons ditioned for New England * • • Z • I if 2TtJ * *1 l * »V' * $ *f THE HARBOR GRILL of fresh water in the pool weather, according to the Cud- •Wednesday thru Saturday - “five times purer than most dys. The pool is located in 24-Hr. Film Service near the state pier , city water.” the lawn in front of the motel Jy the author of “FROM Located in the center of the cabins and features an interior HERE TO ETERNITY” Magazines - Tonic BREAKFAST SPECIAL $1.05 motor court, the pool is sur light at the bottom. .'■FRANK- V Juice — 3 eggs any style — Bacon rounded by a flagstone patio The Cuddys formerly owned SINATRA Family Rescued As the Seascape motel and bought Home Fries — Toast and Coffee and a rock garden with fire DEAN - RALPH J. ROWELL places and picnic tables for the the Yankee Village last winter. MARTIN Motor Boat Swatnps Proprietor IT* convenience of the guests at SHIRLEY A Hudspn, N. H. family was DAILY DOLLAR LUNCHEON SPECIALS the 26-unit motel. The “doldrums" are stretches MacLAINE .rir*/ rescued two miles south of the Construction of a 20 by 40 of ocean, between the trade 57 YEARS AT HAMPTON BEACH •* M-G-M presents entrance to Hampton Harbor foot concrete pool at Henry’s wind belts, where the air is A SOL C. SIEGEL PRODUCTION when their . outboard motor From Our Broiler Holiday Shores motel w as quiet and sultry. Cyclones and boat swamped in heavy seas completed last week, according frequent squalls originate there. June 24. to Henry V. Dupuis, owner. 2 SHOWS BROILED LOBSTERS Cinemascope *_METROCOLOR Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hamb- Located on the north side of lett, their son Leonard, and NITELY and the motel at the intersection of Wee Wash It 2nd Hit Alan Ladd — Ernest Borgnine grandson Bruce Hamblett were SUNDAY CHICKENS Ucean boulevard and Winna- “ A” STREET LAUNDERETTE picked up by the party boat cunnct road, the pool is trapa- Open Under New Management “THE BADLANDERS” Sanet, which was called out by 9 & 11:30 Dry-Cleaning! Pick-Up Station zoidal in shape with a diving Special For The Night Before Alfred F. Gauron of Hampton SIRLOIN STEAKS (12 oz) board at the narrower end. WA 6-3006 The 4th — Friday Night Beach when he spotted the From a shallow section for ADI<•« 9 ' >1*. • •• J* ■ ^ | ^ • Hampton Beach 3 Big Pictures — Extra Feature trouble from another party boat children the pool slopes to a the RicrRock, which he was FOURTH OF JULY SPECIAL! 9%-foot depth at the diving “SENIOR PROM” 4 Garage n t / > . k : ^ringing back to port at the Choice of Juice or Clam Chowder end. In the winter the pool Milch Miller — Jill Corey time, v will be used as a skating rink. 9 Ashworth Ave, at “A” St. NOW PLAYING Salad — Broiled Salmon INSIDE PARKING ; KeeJy Smith I Gauron also called t^ie Coast Dupuis said he took a poll 1*1 2 hours - 50c, ea. add. hr. !0c A big movie, come early and Guard*and the rescue boat from Fr. Fried or Mashed Potato & Peas or Carrots of all his guests last year to 24 hours - $1.50, weekly $7.00 stay late— from dusk to dawn the Hampton Beach station find whether they preferred $25 month - $50 season 1 , 1 ■ 1 ■■ ■■■ 1 June 28 - July 4 Sunday - Monday - Tuesday towed the swamped craft back Cantaloupe or Watermelon — Tea or Coffee fresh or salt water for a motel WA 6-3006 to the harbor. swimming pool. He said 90 CAR RENTALS OPEN 6 A.M. - 2 P.M. WEEKDAYS — 24 HOURS ON WEEKEND per cent of those questioned said they preferred fresh water. Friendly Esso Service nve-ln He said the pool has a filtering ICE CONNIE
CONVENIENT r. 110 ELM STREET AMES8URY 4 SALISBURY LINE FRANCIS SHOPPING Held Over ‘til Tues. July 7. 1959 “ RIO BRAVO” O h tQ h m z (In color) with JiiHn Wayne. Dean Martin. Kicky Nelson I » S t PLENTY OF iiljH> Short Subjects •Coming July 5 -1 T m PH1LUP5 EXETER uiiuuji mxui uuuiii»• * • • PARKING StarU Wednesday July 8. 1959 OUPtutUion academy ®s? 2nd Hit “THE TEN COMMANDMENTS’* (in color) Ava Gardner— Anthony Franciosa with Charlton Heaton. Yul Brynner Anne Iluxter. Bdward C, RohinaOn JOHNNY MATHIS ✓ “THE NAKED MAJA” One Complete 9hi>V*> Y> ■ .4 j r I -. ^ • » » ■ «■ . V . VISIT THE MANY I . M StarU Approx. 8:30 P.M totoufaa /638 h is t o r ic s ig h t s TT For Reservations; Phone HOmestead 5-7063 tn the friendly atmosphere of Exeter HERCULESIER tomlng Wed., July 8 Admlsalon — Adults 80 Cents
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V THE BEACHCOMBER PORTSMOUTH’S eacn uounesy Boxes Go Into Effect July 1 THEATRE — EXETER Courtesy boxes for the col PHONE PR 2-722Z lection of parking meter viola NOW! Ends Tuesddy tion fines at Hampton Beach will go into use July 1. 0 Open Weekends Only! The use of courtesy boxes' Friday, Saturday & Sunday was approved by the state leg islature last week after all AIR CONDITIONED parties concerned with parking at Haifipton Beach reached MIDNITE SHOW .Juty 3 . 5 • agreement on the practicality of the boxes. Richard Widmark BOTH THEATRES — FRI. (Holid Dorothy Malone WARLOCK
Continuous Shows From 7sQ0 Last; Complete fit CinamaScope & Color ■ Keely Smith • Louis Prlma Co-Hit “Alaska Passage \lt& Proposed well before the be- “ HEY BOY! ginning of the vacation season HEY GIRL!” I last year, the use of courtesy Starts Wed., July 8th boxes met opposition from state agencies and were ordered to Special Kiddle Show be removed soon after they Saturday at V:T5 P. M. AUDREY HEPBURN were installed last June. CARTOON CARNIVAL JOHN VARI - NANCY WATTS Local, proponents urged the PIuk Our Regular Program The Nun's Story in Tunnel of Love use of boxes, both as a courtesy (ill r\i*n i t0 ParkinS violators and to C O M IN G I AdllltS Only Comedy re,ieve congestion at the police Matinees Daily at 2:00 _ i - J station where negligent parties Hercules — Al Capone Eves. Continuous from 6:30 Is Playhouse Opener kad t0 g010 pay fines for park- Sdf*, Sun. Continuous from 2:00 J ‘ F ing overtime at the state con- Rio Bravo “Tunnel of Love’*, and aduJtjtrolled meters along the front, comedy bearing the credentials This year legislative approv- of a huge Broadway success and al was sought and won with a distinguished authorship will the agreement of the Eecrea- be opening the season at the tion department, and no further Hampton Playhouse, July 4-11. trouble is expected. Hampton's Based on the best-selling no- Representative Douglass E. Drive In vej of the same name by Peter Hunter sponsored the bill. . De Vries, cartoon editor of t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ — Three Big Features New Yorker, the comedy was written b#* DeVries in collabo- [ m f J M Winnacunnet A v Rd., Hampton, N. H. THE HANGING TREE ration with the veteran author Ne| |w | England's | | | III Finest Summer Theatre *■ Gary Cooper of stage comedies, J o s e p h M J U f l I I I. P III,III * ■ ’ • • * * L. i i presents* < ■ T, * k ^. T h e GEISHA BOY JULY 4-11 M ig h t y S a g a J.rry lewis O f T h e W o r l o s . M ig h t ie s t THE TRAP Ik Man! ftUhard Widmark All Technicolor Show
DARK TO DAWN SHOW Friday night, July 3rd, the night before the big holiday — Four Features Box office open until 1 a.m.
ADDED ATTRACTION GiANNAMARlA FabririoMioni.fvoGarrani• ArturoDominid Earth to the Moon KOSCINA CANALE Mimmo Palmara • Lidia Alfonsi • Gina Revere high-fidelity SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY »«cn I th e beachcomber Joe s Barber Shot BEACH—271 Ocean Boulevard 170 Ashworth Ave %• ** ■ Sc- p M B WaB :ion Guide - Lobby Open: 8 a.m. - 5 p.nt. rsy. THE BEACHCOMBER * Pnblic Library — 116 Winnar Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. HAMPTON BEACH '______PAGE 15 cunnet road. Mrs. Margaret l p.m. Saturday. own — Bo^riH Dfi^ftctraen: n. Hours: MGR. JOE KERR 'Marina — Donald A. Ring, chairman Noyes, librar Window Service: 8:30 a.m. - Monday, W Inesday. an d 5 p.m. Mqpday - Friday! (Continued from Page 8te) ; flarry D. Munsey, David F Saturday, 2:30 - 5 and 7 - Colt. Town Manager, Johr 8:30 a.m. - 1 P-*11- Saturday. be expanded to accommodate * 9 p.m. 200 boats in future years by \ P, Batchelder. Town Clerk Mails Arrive: 8:30 a.m., 11:30 extending T-wharfs to the end • Helen W. Hayden. Tax Col RUBBISH COLLECTION a.m., 4:00 p.m. of alternate slips. \ lector, George H. Sumner. Monday — All stores and res Mails Dispatched: 8:30 a.m., The 12-acre marsh area be- ‘ Treasurer, Norman N. Mer taurants, F street to bridge. 11:30 a.m.,"4:00 p.m. tween the river and Ashworth, rill. Offices at 136 Winnacun- North shore from Winnacun- Collection Boxes: Collections at avenue will be filled up to net road. Phone WA 6-3561. net rojtd to North Hampton 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. every day. ground level. River frontage • Office hours: 9-5 Monday - line. Friday except tax closed HAMPTON—Depot Square. of the marina will extend more,' 11:30 - 12:30 and Town Clerk Tuesday — Beach stores and Lobby Open: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. than 1,000 feet north of the ; restaurants, D street to Win- Monday - Friday; 8 a.m. - ... present Smith and Gilmore fish closed 12:30 - 1:30; and 9-12 ing pier and lobster pound. Saturday. , T 'f ’ nacuhnet road and the up noon Saturday. town area to Moulton road. Window Service: 8:30 a.m. - 6 The marina will be within .Wednesday — All stores and p.m. Monday - Friday; 8:30 m easy reach of the bathing beaches and the ocean. In re restaurants, uptown area east a.m. - noon Saturday. Famous 1 Mails Arrive: 7, 7:30 a.m., 1:30 cent years hundreds of boats A have been turned away from 6 p.m. ‘, Fresh Made Candies Mails Dispatched: 7:15 a.m., Hampton Harbor by the har- > Thursday — Beach stores and FEATURING -.V bormaster because of a lack of restaurants, D street to Win- 1:15, 6:15 p.m. To be changed *&■ docking facilities. The Smith v Town Manager hat beagh nacunnet road and the North in August. KISSES — FUDGE V and Gilmore marina will pro- . v7 I - Chamber of Commerce Thurs shore from Winnacunnet road CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CARAMEL CORN vide a service long needed at <■ days 2-4:30 p.m.* wN ; ( j ' - V f St -3c r J J £■ to the North Hampton line, • **pF**' ' ** < . . V A , T 9 V Hampton Beach and serve to Beach Precinct ■*—* Ctonmissfdxf- feriday — Beach stores and President, John J. Dineen; ls$ vice president, Seth Junkins; The Oldest Candy Shop parsuade boat owners to make ers: Alfred V. Gagne, Ralph restaurants, F street to the on the Beach 2nd vice president, Ralph Hampton Harbor their home T: Harris, John J. Foley. bridge and the uptown area Established 1917 SANDY STERLING of 123 Little River road, Hampton, a contestant in the Miss North East port after the marsh reclama- ' to Moulton road. Moulton; treasurer, John tion project gets underway. Dunfey; executive secretary, Next to Post Office Beauty contest, posed on a speed boat from Fil ley’s Marine Mart which was on display during Saturday — All stores and Boat Safety Days at Hampton Beach. i Mrs. Gilmore said her brother restaurants, D street to Win- William “Bill” Elliot. _Staff Photo Office op the boardwalk. Surf Hotel and business partner, George; Smith, would be in charge of Zoning Board Denies Porch Roof at Beach cessary. He said an awning the operation of the marina would not be in violation of the while she handles their present ’ ;T|he town zoning board of ad a permanent roof to he built ordinance. business of fishing parties. justment last week denied a re over a concrete slab porch at quest for permission to build a Hughes .'Market, 163 - King’s STAPLES roof over the porch of a store highway. f f (Cnrhr on King’s highway, Hampton > According to zoning regula Featuring A Complete Assortment Of Beach.'J ,• « tions, a building may not be x r * w| § 0 ^ ^ *« § j # * . ^ anil JKrttU Myron J. Norton of 78 Mace constructed closer than 10. feet 5c to $1.00 Merchandise & Beach Needs road, owner of the property, pe to the front lot line. Building ? RESTAURANT titioned the board for a variance Inspector F. Alfred Janvrin said in the zoning ordinance to allow at a public hearing on the peti AND THE ENTIRE NORTH SHORE beat h supiilies tion last Thursday that the con crete slab extended six feet 'jU MOTOR INN from the building a n d came We.know you’ll enjoy this*delightful vacation within five feet of the lot line. (wa) Seabrook, N. area if it's your Arst visit — and if your return Without a roof the porch is not U. S. Route considered part of the building, ing again, well welcome back . , ... but with a permanent roof th e In this unusual Restaurant and Motor Inn there is . , | 4f , m . .f™ ‘f « 4 /* ^ ’ >*• • ^0 % m * * Rentals A • » • # ■ 1 ^ v • ‘ ^ 9 _ * * **♦ porch wduld be considered part both the charm of the old and the luxury of the And when you feel like DAY - WEEK - MONTH of the building and thus in vi $omg on a shopping olation of the zoning ordinance. new. The inn has all the features that have made spree, we know yQu’ll enjoy the pleasant atmos- cosmetics Norton pointed out at the New England houses famous. The modern motel is DOWNER hearing that although the porch one of the best appointed in the east and is designed .. * - P hill or at the new would be only five feet from the to make your visit truly a comfortable one. And fromt lot line, it would still be North Shore Shopping Center APPLIANCE CO. the food . .' . this restaurant is famous for Rock everything in more than 10 feet from the Cornish Game Hen with wild rice, Lobster and Women’s ready-to-wear ;n famous name brands Beach Robes HAMPTON CENTER street. Shrimp Jamaican . . . plus other taste - tempting H. Clifford Bean, a member at prices that are surprisingly low of the board, suggested that an specialties. Beach Towels 2340 awning be used to cover the Private Dining A Colonial Inn Built platform if a shelter were ne- Rooms with Table in 1821 Bathing Suits D’hote Service Full Dining Room Fully A ir License and Sm ith s PltG/UttGC4f Conditioned Cocktail Lounge Haverhill and North Shore Shopping Center 12-14-16 B STREET AT THE BEACH Near Beaches, Golf Modern Motel with COMPARE THESE VALUES! PRESCRIPTIONS Courses, etc. 33 Comfortable Open Year ’Round Rooms ASHWORTH HOTEL BLOCK DRUGS—COSMETICS—FOUNTAIN * acrotf from Marino Memorial WA 6-9194 Tel. GRover 4-3761 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Dionno fe 9 f THE BEACHCOMBER Distinctive Dining' With A Colonial Setting Main*' to .New York — enjoy, ALL ABOUT the same tlmt- savlng shopping, EXETER the tome cash MUSIC saving prices By DICK SANSON FRONT STREET, EXETER whenever you Hi there, and welcome back vlst first Nation to happy Hampton Beach. For OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE al on yoi/f va you who are visiting Hampton p.m. on Radiant Radio'7 — cation travels. for the first time, may I say WNAC, 680. I believe the SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFETS I hope you will enjoy your stay worst radio operation out of and will come back later in Boston is none other than the season. WMEX. /- DINING ROOM BEVERAGE LICENSE * W - • m/* . » - .1 —\ . % I also hope you will make If you are a night owl 1 reading this column a weekly suggest you tune in Jim Holt| habit. I shall express my and his fine show, the “Nite SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET opinions on today's trends in Rider's Club" on WBZ from the field of popular music. 1 11:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. Bill Mar BEEF — HAM TURKEY also would enjoy hearing the low has a very classy show pros and cons on my writings. from 6 to 8 p.m. on WILD— COLD BOILED LOBSTERS — LOBSTER NEWBURG In a way, what I write will be 1090, if you dig the Goodman SHRIMP — CRABMEAT What you, the readers, tell me. band and Sara Vaughn, I would ’ Getting into our original advise you to tine in Bill ASSORTED SALADS — ASSORTED ROLLS abject, there are a lot of good nightly and mornings from 6 BEVERAGE — DESSERT to 10. arfce bands heading into our <4 • i • f • 4rea — Lester Lanin, Dr. Stan ley Kenton, Sai^my Kaye, and BEACH FAVORITES fed Herbert, to name a few. Now a few personal mentions Among the singers stopping off for guy^ and dolfa working around the beach this summer. Th* Exeter Inn It Owned and Operated By in Hampton will bp Jerry Vale. To Jackie, at the Surf res thef Four Freshmen, the Four Phillips Exeter Academy taurant, we spin “I'd Do the Lads, and. Joni James. Same for You." Kathy Shay RECORD HOPS likes “There's Something On Dial PR 2-5901 - A Local Call from Hampton Beach For the teenagers there will h& a record hop every Wednes-r day afternoon, 2 to 4, wi^h guest DeeJays from local radio stations, plus an occasional guest recording artist. I would like to welcome the ^They're Really” for a $>ig sea ne\y bandmaster, Mr. Dyson son, but the boys in a local Kring, who will be in charge bath house say “Turn Me of the Hampton Beach concert Loosel" Don't get too much sun now, see you next week. FORMAL WEAR TOP TUNES Of All Types The top five tunes and al auctions Sales or Rentals bums at Hampton Be^ch this week, as tallied by Dick San- Nationally Top Tunes AWAITS YOU AT Advertised MEN’S, “Battle of New Orleans" STUDENT’S “Personality" CLOTHING 1 "Quiet Village" ' ‘•Kansas City” ‘‘Dream Lover” Visit First National’s n - Top Albums ■, palace of foods now oper “Peter (Junh” starting this week, every wed., thurs., fri., sat Lafayette Road, Adj. to Lamie’s “'Exotica’' “Gigi” • new and used merchandise IS JO!°M itl “The Hungry” “77 Sunset Strip” ROUTE 1 tools, household, etc. B e a c h consignment goods welcome satisfaction guaranteed Shells from 011 over the world HAMPTON, N. H OlftS A NOVELTIES or your money cheerfully refunded Opposite Marin# MtntorJal on Qctan sky snow, auctioneer — a bargain a minute lovlavard r ✓ n f *rwl 'cAir b % | hds1 PROACft UtfHT determined to be in 6 feel 5 THE BEACHCOMBER PAGE J 9 PAdt* i a BUOY 2. ter a-bout.3,275iyar- 1 of Vdried Program Of Events qO kSsW S u o r ■?; a m t- o o 15319 i BE A yTY, CONTESTS DUE New System c'dorful tall can, painted black and Head. The color of the vlsu^r1* »f the season will be tht/fcor- equipped with a white visual re- flector has been changed t summer i holi^cty. > Marked by Installed By CG For Harbor white to green. ^ jnatipn. Balj land crooning fof flector, was established in do A full schedule of events for the “big ones’* by giving certi Miss Hampton Beach of 1959; the year’s biggest pdiQiA with feet of water about 3,050 yards 11. The position of nrnr This event will take place in bands,} floats, horribles, queens, ' A new system of aids to navi- [ ficials and local fishennei, and ROCK BUOY 3, a th ird -S the vacation season at Hamp of V" membership, k f el J 155° 20’ True from standpipe, ton Beach has been coordinated the Casino ballroom at 9 pan. an d everything imaginable, Mtion at th e approach to : sailors last October. special can equipped with * sleeve 1 patches, and billfold Great Boars Head; by the Chamber of Commerce. cards certifying that the car August 28. Festival Day activities attract Hampton Harbor were installed ^ Changes m^the mark.ngr 3. HAMPTON HARBOR white visual reflector, has be & a large crowd each year. On; tem were determined to be ni 6 feet of I? The first big weekend, Boat rier has hooked a fish worthy Last year's Miss Hampton this spring by the U.S. Coast GONG BUOY 2 was moved and Safety Days, is already past, Beach, Carolyn Ann Komant this day too, Hampton Beach Guard. cials and boating enthusiasts ter about 3,300 yards 207° xri, of permanent recognition. last fall after the drowning of re-established ...in —25 feet of wa- but even bigger weekends are Specifications for membership of Kittery, Me., will crown the turns back the calendar to an Lt. Commander William C. two Hampton residents when ter about 2,925 yards 179 from standpipe, Great Rob.! earlier era with its Antique Akers of the New England dis Head. r* in store as the season pro in the select club are available new queen, who is to be sel their craft struck a ledge just True from standpipe Great gresses. at the Chamber of Commerce ected July 28. The Miss Hamp Car clubs parade, exhibition,J trict said the installation of new off HamptonPnmntnn Beach while ^IBoarsK ap- Boars Head, e^ to msrii mark theVno sou^ south- 12. The position of BRmf'p and contests. August 22 is the markers was completed in April ROCK BUOY, a third-class Z Regular band concerts begin office, i. ton Beach beauty contest is proaching the harbor. east edge of the six-foot shoal. Friday and will continue open to any girl who wishes date; special events all day. j to conform with a plan agreed p inpTndpJThe buoy is equipped with a red cial can equipped with a white LIST WEEKLY SPECIALS upon by town and precinct of- The new;w system n visual reflector and ,is rename^ through Labor Day. Band to enter. Applications may* be Children's Day is a long three new approach buoys> all visuq jer ecco visual reflector; has been detef Beginning next Monday night obtained at the Chamber of mined to be ‘in 5 feet of water master Dyson Kring and his standing tradition at “Happy Jr • ' • painted black with white re- f H A R BC^R, AP musicians wiJJ present four conr ;0nd Continuing each Monday Commerce office. All contest annquntfng fh* ptw •fftc# houri, about 200’yards 287° True fn^ jthiough the summer, at tilent Hampton” ThT3r5&rrfmer'Chn- Rectors..In addition, four «other P^ C H GONG BUOY 4 oerU each day from the band- ants will be included in the dren’s' Dky will be Thursday. yn : -:r r "0*f ' r buoys have been relocated, in- M - the drawspan of thg'Neil Uh’. show will be' held at. the band queen’s court at the Coronation denYood Memorial Bridge* 1 starjd,- seven days’a week. The September 3, with a full day of i jeluding.the lighted bell buoy and BROACH BUOY 5, a thnrd-cl ? hour^ng concerts- begin att?i stand at* 7* p.m. r The talent Ball. 13. Thtf following budys were ■ T W w 9 ^ ^ ^ ^ -show is open to any amateur fun planned for the kiddies. Dr. Arthur J. Hewett the gong buoy. special can painted Hack *nd 4>,7, and 8:30 p.. m. epch day. ; Although “Mias -Hampton few of the special*, tf^aturjes will ’ moved i and re-establishod in P ^ ew # 1 performer farid each " week 'a , Charts'of the ^ b o r with the reflect • esUbli8hed - 12 K » Seven fireworks d i s p 1 a y s Beach” is generally considered be a parade of rolling toys, a A* 4t. : v ^ \ v _ V i / j 1CG Auxiliary Urges t h e beachcomber PAGE 20 ______—— ------55 PAGE 21 both on the ocean and lakes, I' Cmdr. Keene repor For Your Vacation Pleasure! and it may help save your life "during the boating or VOur loved ones. notvniopatfrplsi :i 'l;n will J|: -u*. be , _ maintained band concerts every weekend and holiday*. Four dally - Afternoons 2-3, 4-6 p.m. E v n in * . 8:30o9=3D Help the Beachcomber select Flotillai boats will be patrolling the'coast from Portland, Me., Four FIREWORKS tfie top twelve tunes at Hamp to Salem, Mass. There will Wednesday,. » and August. 9:30 p | Fjrat short July 4. ton Beach each week and win a free record at the same always be a radio station; on beach calisthenics time! duty, monitoring distress calls Class., on beach behind Bandstand every mornm* 10:30 a.m. - Records will be given away and - relaying any calls to ‘ (except Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays) each week to the persons who are able to name the hit tunes Auxiliary units on patrol.” talent show at Hampton Beach. To parti Information concerning. the Mondays 7:00 p.m. - Bandstand Fina’3 " AugUSt 31 cipate in the contest fill out a tlfe local Flotilla of the United Auxiliary or its functions may Top Tunes blank at the Cham States Coast Guard Auxiliary. be obtained from Cmdr. Keene, get acquainted dances According to Comdr. William Mondays 8:30 p.m. - Casino Ballroom (by ticket from host) ber of Commerce office, sign Hampton. your n£me, and drop it in the F.'Keene, Hampton, the Aux TEEN-AGE RECORD HOP box any time during, the. week, iliary performs two functions and equipment are approved Wednesdays 2-4 p.m. — Casino Ballroom (by ticket only) A free album will be given to* help insure a safe and pleas and the only time they prill ant boating season r paBlid bother you is ff ybu are ^iolat-^ COMMUNITY SING to the person whose top tunes blank comes closest to match .instruction courses (PIC) held ing some Rule of the Road.” Bandstand: Bill Elliot, M- G-.ji oil during.the winter months a^d LAFAYETTE ROAD — U.S. ROUTE 1 Fridays#7:00 p.m ing the top tunes list compiled The locAl flotilla (301) is CHURCHES ■" '( courtesy motor'boat examina NEW & USED BOATS by your votes. Votes will be tions (CMBE) during the en- based at Portsmouth ^Harbor AND MOTORS SEABROOK, N. H. Protestant, non-Sectarian) D street1 and tallied .each' T.uesday noQij and Lifeboat station and covers an MARINE SUPPLIES ______day morning 10:30 a.m. Visiting jpastdrs. the album will be given away area from Hampton to Kenne- BOAT & MOTOR St PatVick’s Church (Roman Catholic) Church street, $unday bunkport, Maine. The Auxiliary RENTALS, Masses, 6-7-7:45-8:30-9:15-10-10:45-11:30 a.m. Daily Bf»ss.7:'3fc unit also has members in’ the Lakes Region of New Hamp-! First Friday, 6:30-7:30-8:30 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Benediction Sun shire. days, Holy Days, First Fridays 7:30 p.m. Confessions, Satur practices. These courses are * . i given free, every winter, time days, Eves of Feasts, First Fridays 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. The Flotilla ’ comprises 35 fore they ate announced. Any and place will be announced in members with 29 facilities, of SERVICE CLtBS one present will be eligible to the fall. Don't be afraid to which nine are in the Lakes MARINE MARTS Kiwanis — Every Monday 6:30 p.m. at Lamie’s Tavern. try for4 the free 45. admit that you don't know. We Region. The facilities consist Rt 1 North Hampton, N. H i The first records will be Visitors welcome. \ all have a lot to learn about of boats, planes and ham radio Rt. 1 South of Hampton given away next Wedsesday. the proper handling of boats, On-T he-Water AT COMPETITIVE PRICES Lion’s Club — July 8 and August 12 at 6:16 p.m., Ye Cocke 4 stations. Kettle. Visitors welcome. CIGARETTES AT POPULAR N. H. PRICES You con be sure (as) of getting "just what JACKPOTS ? V \ l * | | . ^ TjlATHAf* the doctor ordered" Tuesdays Selected Meats Cut To Order HAMPTON and U.S. Gov’t. Graded Choice 7:30 Heavy Western Steer Beef. ______I HAwmtfrt beach talcs Operated by Note Brown (Brownie) \ /-fT 30 Games 30 Gam es SEABROOK You can dopand on the Sponsored Sponsored skill of your physician and precision American Legion Seabrook Firemen’s ALL ROADS LEAD TO EXETER FOR Post # 7 0 Drug ilore in filling pre Association 1M PL ET E BANKING SERVICE scrlptlons B IG PAYOFFS STORE HOURS * Banking Company 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 SEABROOK FIRE STATION c PR 2-5971 HAMPTON CENTER Every Day Prescriptions — Not A Sideline, But A Profession Sundays FREE CUSTOMER PARKING U‘ T°S 8u ’ DrU0 St6re' Borfiptdn Center At 6:30 and Hampton Beach Af 6:50 9 £ .THE BEACHCOMBER | Seacioast Area Group lours white Mtns. ; Directors of the Hampton about the .White Mountains. Beach Chamber of Commerce In his report Aspey said the heard a report Tuesday night tour w a s conducted by David on an “informatian tour*' Cassedy, executive secretary of An expert sound engineer through the White Mountains th e White Mountain Regional gave the public address system region. association, and included a r Sponsored by the White at the j bandstand a thorough three-day inspection of the area examination Saturday in pre Mountains Regional association/ with lectures at each spot vis the tour was given for informa ited. I paration for a full summer of tion booth attendants from the music. # Among the sights studied by Harold Hills, director of the ojther five regions of the state the group were the tramway at list week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Har Cannon Mountain, the cog rail Worcester, Mass, city band, a ry Aspey of Brentwood and way at Mt. Washington, the widely recognized sound expert, Robert Wiley of Deerfield rep new Storyland at Glen, the ski- went over all the amplifying resented the Seacoast region on mobile at Cranmore Mountain^ equipment at the Chamber of the tour. \ :A vv* s . North Conway, t h e gondolas Commerce office during the [ Such tours are sponsored each and trails at V^ildcat MduntainJ first band cone Saturday ;year by the different regiona] t}ie au$d ijoad • laft ' Pinkham to the band, (associations to give information Notch, Six-Gum City and Santa’s1 i is now set usic a day. When there is not a live band Profitable (Hn i -s ' Summer Pastors For StocJ* at cost. Excellent value. Beach Church Listed Shoe* & Clothing store The spYing meeting of the Over $25,000 inventory. Same 30-GAME PARTY Board * of. Directors of the Hampton Beach Cpmmunity ISSUES church was held Tuesday/June $22,000 16; The meeting• * Hi? was ' r# j con- r j 11 MAILED ducted by the presidept, Mrs. Lake Wifinipesaidfee Martha D. Greene?. • Of he Rev. 1 ^ housekeeping cottages, res^aa- ANYWHERE J. Holland Maughdn of ‘the rant/owners hatno. 3,1 frontage. Hampton Baptist church offered Offered* ot, only V;fc- ^ ‘ prayer. k '] ■ $33;000 , THE HAMPTON UNION * ► X • ^ t • / .* I | k The following list of ipin- Long, te/fri bank mortgage of over %. y W \ \ :■ f 1 i isters were announced for the $20,000 available. 1 • i- I * 575 Lafayette Road coming summer Sundays." June * • • # * 4»T \ * — ^CONTACT — | Hampton, N. H. . THIS 28, Rev. Floyd Kinsley, Ro chester; July 5 and {12, Rev I p|eQse send the Hampton Union for 1 year to HANDY Mark Strickland, Manchester? Hampton July 19, Rev. J. Holland Mau- COUPON ghan, Hampton; .July 26* Rev. » Name ...... Howard Weatherbee; August t DOOR 2, Rev. Norman Allers, Hamp ton; August 9, Rev. Walter S AGENCY SPECIALS PRIZES Oddy, Northwood; August 16f SEABROOK, N. H Rev. William G. Mclhnes, Hampton; August 23, Rev i * ...... , v - 1 i ♦ . State • . I en c lo s ed plea se fin d c h e c k o r m o n e y o r d er fc t * J | FREE * BUSSES f ^ 63 MOULTON ROAD . Leave Casino at 7:00 p.m. and Return After Game HAMPTON PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ~ " Incorporating the VOL. XXXII NO. 2 Hampton Beach Advocate WEDNESDAY, JULY 0, 1959 IMPORTED SEASON CASHMERE COATS PLAYTEX * 'ir. BRAS E■ ctk % . y r were GIRDLES E— $ 125. P were $115. HAND LOOMED NYLON SUMMER BAGS Royal Halsey China Teacup & Saucer Lamps - Vases - Bowls & Jars For Gifts 2.95 to 14.95 37 Market Street Portsmouth, N. H