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resentative VOL. XXXVI), NO. 1 Incorporating the Hampton Boach Advocote WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1965 Summei ogram ineri pr igram of is another fun-filled day begin- be awaiting the ning with the always’ popular ors tj Hampton sand castle contest at 11 a.m. t ic : t chamber of The children’s parade will be held at 1 p.m. with prizes to be awarded for the best dec­ mgniigntmg tne entire sum­ orations anrl the best rolling mer program w ill be the Au­ toys. The coronation of the gust Festival climax. The ever Junior King and Queen will popular ha by contest will be also be held. Free ice cream held from the Sea Sheii stage on August 23 from 2 to 3 p.m. The second consecutive fire­ men’s muster day will be held on August 28. This event proved to be very oopular last year and will again include a full' days activities. At, 10:30 a.m. a parade o f participating fire apparatus w ill be held fol- gust 20th. A t this time a lowed by Hand Tub Playout Hampton Beach girl, Miss competition. Sheila Scott, reigning Miss A few days earlier >n Au- Hampton Beach will relinquish gust 21. the gigantic combined her crown and title to the new Hotel Association and Hamp- winner, ton Beach Chamber of Com- OTHER EVENTS merce Parade of Floats, Horri- The entire summer will be bles. Bands and Antique Cars filled with daily events includ- will be held at 1 p.m. ing band concerts daily thru The always fun-fiiled bath- Labor Day beginning June 2d ing suit day will be observed and excepting Mondays and from 2 to 3 p.m. on August Festival Week. Concerts will 30th. be held at 4, 7 and 8:30 p.m. During the entire week of Stan Bednarz will again Ji- August 24 through 28 three rect. Sunday concerts will be times daily an old fashioned held also at the 3ame hours vaundeville show will be held, and at 2:30 p.m. This will he sponsored by the Miss Coca Cola will lead ail- Precinct and Hotel Association, isthenics on the sanS in front B E A U T Y CO NTESTS o f the Sea Shell week days Highlighting the events lead- from July 5 through August ing up to August Festival days 27. These will be held at 10:30 will be the two beauty contests a.m. which have become famous over Beginning on Wednesday, the years at Hampton Beach. July 7 and carrying through The Miss Hampton Beach con- each Wednesday through Au- test will be held on July 20 Organ concerts will be held at 8:30 p.m. at the Casino Ball- from the Sea Shell stage be- room and the Miss New Eng- ginning June 26 through La- land contest will be seen on bor Day at 2 pun. There will August 3rd also at the Casino be special concerts on Mon- Ballroom. days at 3 and 8:30. There will C H ILD R E N ’S D A Y be no concerts on Sundays. The day that the children Talent shows which have For 37 years the staff of the Beachcomber have look forward to all year, Chil- proved to be popular over the special events been combing the sands, streets and hostleries of dren’s Dav, will be observed past several seasons will again ?d at the Cham- Hampton Beach for news to bring to our readers. on Wednesday, August 18. This be held from the Sea Shell :e Office. This is our 38th consecutive year of publication and with it comes a hearty welcome to all vacationists and local residents. - It hardly seems possible that our all-too-shorfc -rail summer vacation and recreation season is upon us once again. We are looking forward to renewing ac­ quaintances with all of our old friends and to meeting as many newcomers as the summer wears on. The upcoming 1965 season at Hampton Beach already shows promise of being one of the best in recent years. Much has happened since Hampton Beach ' businesses closed their doors last fall. Work continues year after year at the beach as more and more stores, ~hotels and motels are renovated and constructed. Once again local townspeople, state officials and local legis- lators have had a busy winter as they have endeavored to provide the best for the many vacationers at Hamp- *£ . ton Beach.

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I sure wish someone BOAT TRIPS The president of S 'J » S the White Mountains. Four field trips in, the ana as wcJI as annual meetings are !)®s V‘k,en a breather while its would let me know before I To Thq Field trip to Cannon •• View CAM tours lor barnstorms) have grey hair and am “65** Audubon Sonetj CnH B«c t Mr. Buehhe.ster will are planned including an all Movie “Natures Choice , open to anyone interested jn the country to prepare for the or over. Z T e r 'at the 51st ^annual lecture and show a move Sat- day Sunday trip to the So­ 2^o’ p.m. Business meeting; w ildlife and conservation. For Isles Of Shoal s further information write the Fly DICK COLLINS September 13th debut. So lots ,, , S f i of the New Hampshire urday evenm* «t 8.15. ciety's Pondicherry Wildlife K 4 pm Illustrated lecture by Of luck to you all if that’s J l £ * * * to face in .Jefferson. Two import­ „ T c„,ort. 4-45 p.m. Field New Hampshire Audubon So- on the n e w your type of MUSIC. -oe the College Inn standing VIKING ant wildlife movies will bt H p in area'; 8:16 p.m. Lecture ciety. 18 Sebool Street, Con- at the foot of C street as it Ceres Wharf (og Market Street) Portsmouth, N H. shown. -Nature’s Choice and Ind movie by Carl Buchhe.s- cord, N.H. As a public service I will toll you how where Jackie's did for many years. Many Tel. 436-7927 -Wildlife Heritage. AI s o ter! President of National Au- happy tourists stayed there, scheduled is an illustrated talk Travel Agency is now located. Fare $3.50 Round Trip, Children $2.50 dubon Society. You will find them on the cor- your reporter among them, bv a New Hampshire Audubon Leave Portsmouth 11:00 a.m., 5:10 p.m. Sunday. June 27, Red Cross but that's progress and this member, Bob Smart, who has nor of C Street here at Hamp­ Saturday 11:00 a.m,, 2:40 p.m., 5:40 p.m CASINO Field trip to N. H. Audubon ton Beach, no longer in the is the New Hampton Beach. recently returned from Africa. Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge .n Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Question: What happened to The complete tprogrnm ot Swim Program Jefferson. Alternate shorter Yours truly has been told the Troll Bridge on C street? BALLROOM events for the wee-end is as Last, but not least, our trip to Easton led by John Me The Exeter District Chapter. that James Franciscus is in follows: American Red Cross, announ­ the area doing some vacation thought for the day: If we T. V. COMING EVENTS ces the opening of its summer ing. Mr. Franciscus is the late IZlyZtwere to picki the bestTu dressed l swimming program at Kingston ” Mr. Novak”. But Mr. Novak” merchant here at Hampton SALISBURY DRIVE - IN THEATRE State Park. alias Franciscus is not taking ’^ ° “ a‘Ways dapper Rentals it tsvrv k...... U______* and debonair, ourour opinion FRIDAY THE 25th SALISBURY. MASS. The July classes* will start it too hard, because he wanted ROUTE 1 A, BEACH ROAD would be that James F. Fallon, DAY - WEEK - MONTH on Tuesday, July 6th, July from out of the show in the first TEL. 46 5*0952 manager of Fallon's Drug from 9 to 12 noon, and will have place. W e’ll have more to say Store, would win in a walk. The TIDAL WAVES NOW PLAYING THRU JUNE 29 the following sessions: 9 to about his new show which may One never sees him without hit TV this Fall. 9:45 a.m.; 2 classes of swim­ his bow tie a n d his sharp A look at the beach and the Downer Appliance Co mers and 1. of Intermediates I. suits. Who's your tailor, Mr. style o f bathing suits being JUNE 28th 9:45 to 10:30, 1 class of In­ Fallon? termediates I or II; 1 of Inter­ worn by the female population • # aJIu * >V And now we turn to the C. mediates IT and 1 class of Ad­ A brand new summer sea­ makes one wonder how much 822 Lafayette Road less can be worn. But I bet I. A. file for the first time ROCKING RAMRODS vanced Beginners. 10:30 to 11 son has arrived, and the first this summer. To Fred Kenne­ you boys out there really don’t 1 class of Advanced Beginners Beachcomber o f the season is dy at the Casino Arcade, Walk MOTOffllPiStaMHCEE wtvocouw mind, hum? or Beginners I; and 2 classes of fresh off the presses: and like On By: to Bill Heppe at the a bad penny, yours truly has Hampton, N. H __ 2nd $mo*h Hil — Beginners I. 11 to 11:30, 2 A new club for the beach Casino Golf Course, Mr. Suc­ returned. I do hope you will JULY 2nd M MALAY classes of Beginners II. 11:30 crowd has opened up at Boars cess; to Ed Coleman, Hello m a p i ANO HIGH ADVENTURE IN THE JUNGLE make this column a weekly 926-2340 or 926-8100 to 12, 2 classes of Beginners Head called the Onyx Room. Dolly! habit. I will try to bring you R S S STEVE REEVES III. 11 to 12:30. 1 class each We wish Carmen and Pat the up to date on the things that That's it for now. Stay out 1ST RECORD HOP for life saving and Advanced best of luck. I hope you're not of the hot sun — rent an um­ are happening here and there n : Swimmers. too far off the beach BEAT. brella so you can stay cool. SANDOKAN amongst the beaches. This schedule provides for a Question: Does anybody And so to lunch . . . o THE GREAT , There have been a lot of “really” know what CAVE is R. L. C. N. H. LOBSTER COMPANY JULY 7th maximum o f 10 in a class. It is changes here at Hampton therefore urged that all partici­ Beach — I should say the This is positively a greet Children's Show. pants be at the park by 9 o’­ “ N E W ” Hampton Beach. A- LOBSTER POUND clock on opening day so they THE BEACH BOYS BRING THE CHILDREN PLEASE mong the changes, Hampton pmpton/% 4w* AND may be assigned to their respec­ Beach has a new police chief. -£fl a i n A i r k i ^ i a L i r s 'i Next Attraction Starts Wed., June 30 tive instructors for the follow­ NEW ENGLAND’S FINEST (Coats and Ties Required) A t the age o f 29. he is the FISH MARKET “ D GIRLS” ing days. After 6th July they youngest chief to head the de­ SUMMER THEATRE will come at their scheduled partment. Paul Leavitt is his • Alive • Boiled To Order hour. name, and he is very popular The Chapter may have 4 in­ amongst the beach people and PLEASE JOIN US POP OU* TRA­ JEAN m ’; Foot of Bridge at Smith & Gilmore Wharf structors this year. One new in­ the townspeople. We do be­ <0tredy hit DITIONAL CHAMPAGNE party structor will be Mrs. Andrew lieve*11 he will be a credit to ON THE LAWN ArfER J. Mammay of Dover who has the community. Native Lobsters, Clams and Fish THE SHOW. e M X K Y M A R Y taught before at various camps; Those who like stock plays and we are pleased to announce should remember June 2(>th. Visitors FRESH DAILY Welcome that Miss Donna Lancaster will when John Vari, owner-man­ RESERVATIONS 926-3073 again teach for us this year. ager of Hampton Playhouse, QUALITY UNSURPASSED will throw* open the doors with CURTAIN 8:40 Two other possible instruc­ Scale of Price.: Won Thai Fri . $3.10; 2 00. 2.50. Sat S3 30 3.10. 2.90 HAMPTON the Annual Champagne Party Telephone (Hampton) 926-3424 tors, who now are at Aquatic Mol;n?i W*d. ot 2 33. All Seats Reserved — 5 80 School in Brookline, N.H., are thrown on the lawn. This stock BEACH Bruce Sloan of Kingston and playhouse is one o f the best Ronald Currier of South Hamp­ in the country and it will take STARTS SATURDAY KmmnxTmmMmmi ton. We wish them luck on this, a lot for any other competitor their last week at camp Tevya to overcome the assets that lie at this playhouse. I do be­ EVES. ONLY 7 AND 9 P.M. AMGEl* iMMSBURT and trust they will join our YimuoDeSa chapter’s swimming program. lieve that this season will be a record-breaking one: so good UoMdOmr luck to A1 Christy and John Mockingbirds Vari from this corner. Even if W H A M _ _ _ _ George Seeders of MOLL AMD you just want FREE champagne WEATERVILLE, U. S. Seen In N. H. drop in at the Hampton Play­ Uw Primer house. r a s Di/Torr“ , TECHNICOLOR Folks up near Concord re­ PMAV1SI0N' A word about Rock N’ Roll:I ported seeing three mocking­ O b What is your opinion of Shin­ birds recently on their roof top the most unusual store in New Hampshire dig via ABC and Hullabuloo and officials o f the N ew Hamp­ shire Fish and Game depart­ ment believe the birds are» SWEATERS and SPORTSWEAR mating. MARTY’S JERRY LEWIS — It is real rarity, the F and G R@LHB men said, for the birds to be For The Entire Family this far north as they aro us­ BEEF HOUSE ually only rarely seen north of TH E FAMILY JEWELS rB talS m l^NDAV - M0N° ‘« - iu RT ay ‘ YOU KNOW YOU SAVE — Rhode Island or Connecticut. (A JERRY LfVrtS PROOUCTIOM) TECHNICOLOR- ^ " " where the meats you buy Although able to defend it­ YO U cTn OW IT'S QUALITY'' S i»i teoi-i® OONNA B u m W 1 ARE SURE TO SATISFY ■■HW llilM i -vOIUMEMIIL self when cornered, the mock­ HIGH ST. HAMPTON CENTER i •_;] ingbird, when treated kindly, ^ J ^ W r t S - ^ i i l JBWl£WBw 6ALRIC»*«) f becomes quite friendly, Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. with its ability to mimic many U. S. Choice T a k e sounds, has become a favorite Air-Conditioned Free Parking COMING JUNE 30 bird of Southern people. CHUCK c avalon Sweden’ r,mm W n 17lb . dwayhe HICKMAN | T l W 4 | m i Margaret’s STEAK Factory Store . Deborah WALLEY ' P C S 4 I ^jTTj r f l IE WII COUNT Ti&B. DWJTDTffms HAMPTON BEACH Portsmouth Mills Fresh M ade -AMERICAN 'N TER N AT^N ^Pffn^O lolR rpASvi^JJ COMING JUNE 30 BEAUTY SALON Mapiewood Avenue Portsmouth, N. H. From Hampton Confer proceed North on 'Walt Disney’s greatest achievement. 1 | 1 ASHWORTH AVE. SAUSAGE 69,cb How to Reach Rout* I U*e Portsmouth by-pass at if to go to Main*. Jut! before Toll Bridga use Sweaterville, U.S.A. ov.rpat* to reverse direction. Proceed 200 “Art of Love” MSfy R,ppin s 926-5441 Tomoto or Pork yard* lefl on Maplewood Avenue. WITH OR WITHOUT Prortucttona Open 7 Days a Week APPOINTMENT sistant director. John Vallier, PAGE 7 a high school athlete, will join days at 4 and 7:30 p ni. TOWN them on the instructional staff. ivent — High street. Hump Miss Kathy Buttrick will i.m.. Sunday school; head the girls’ side o f things If sermon. with Robin Henderson return­ ing as her assistant. Winnacunnet Road. The program is held Mon­ Community Church ii row*.... Baptist Hampton, 11:00 a m Church non-sectarian) D street anc The annual summer recrea­ school, 11 a.m. Ashworth avenue, Sunday tion program got underway morning. 10:30 n.m. Visiting Exeter roftd, Hampton Falls, 9:30 n.m.. Church school; Monday. June 21. at Tuck Me­ pastors. 10:30 a m., Worship. morial Athletic Field. A I I St Patrick’s Church (Romai youngsters ages 8 through 14 Catholic) Church street. Sun S1NGING MACS Congregational — Winnacunnet who are interested in par­ road, Hampton. 0:30 a.m. in ticipating are invited to at­ June, July and August. tend for the entire summer Little River Congregational- program or for a portion of Christian — Atlantic avenue. 1 it. SNO-KONSS p o p c o r n North Hampton, 0:30 a.m. 1 j 3£ACH SUPPLIES mi _ — The program will consist of Episcopal— High street. Hamp­ organized sports and games GIFTS & SOUVENIRS ton. Communion, 8 a.m., third competition as well as a well SUNDRIES Sunday of the month. Morn­ rounded arts and crafts pro­ BOOKS 4 MAGAZINES ing prayer and sermon at gram. Bob Carroll will again •9:30 a.m. serve as the director with Win- 235 Ocean 3lvd., Hampton Beach St. Andrews b.v-the-sea, Rye. 8 a.m., communion; 11:00 n.m.. Morning Prayer. Com­ DEEP SEA FISHING munion 1 st Sunday each month. sp

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The 12th season oi n i originated to honor fishermen Needed v.ho bring homo the "Bur Ones jF now underway nt Hampton Amateur performers will g*t the chance to show their wares All deep son and salt water at Hampton Beach as well as Jjfhing enthusiasts should take vyinc for the first, second and tflvantage of membership in ■r *r third place trophies as the an­ this club. Uniquely enough there nual talent show competition no dues, and no meeting*. frets underway on * Monday, Tr.r only requirements is to June 28. ratch and have eertified one of — i A young organist from the fish mentioned below. Rockdale. Mass., and a top These fish include Codfish, flight piano player from Hart­ c ]bs. or better; Pollock, IT, lbs. LINCOLN STREET, EXETER GRADE A CHICKEN ford. Connecticut, are the ct better: Haddock. 4 lb? or present defending champions. bettor; Blue Hake. 7 lbs. and Miss Joyce Ouelleite, Rock­ •upward: Catfish, at len.^t s dale. Mass., a 14 year old lr« and Halibut or Bass, any NORTH HAMPTON VILLAGE lass last year, won the 1964 championship with her rendi­ The fish must he weighed SHOPPING CENTER tions on the organ. Paul Mon- end officially certified by a linieri. Hartford, Conn., held weighing clerk at A1 Gauron $ Corner Lafayette Road and the audiences spellbound last ct Smith and Gilmore deep sea season as he played a melody fishing headquarters at the Atlantic Avenue of tunes on the piano to gain Hampton River Bridge. Fish senior division honors. r.ust be.taken from Hampton Many fine performers hare area waters. SPECIALS FOR WEEK OF taken part in the shows over A? soon as you have bad the the years and some have even­ : > certified present your pa­ JUNE 23 thru 26 tually gone on to gain fame pers to members of the staff at or. radio and television. the Hampton Beach Chamber Mr. Henry Hamel, produc­ (: Commerce and they will see tion manager at the Chamber that you receive an embossed THREE LEGGED or BREASi of Commerce, is the man to certificate, membership care ROASTING CHICKEN see if you desire to take part. i.r.c shoulder patch. QUARTERS The competition in each divis­ Fisherman may use handline DOUBLE BREASTED ion is limited each week, so if ct rod and reel. There are no you desire to participate, sign age limits for fishermen and up early. both male and female may par. Each entrant must sign up ticipate. AA by completing an official reg­ istration blank at the chamber office well in advance of the i night he or she wishes to per­ 11 form. Those persons up to 14 years of age will be entered in the junior division unless they specify otherwise and those 14 and above will par­ The tenth annual Conclave of ticipate in the Senior Division the Northeast Odd Fellows As­ ER HAM SLICES competition. sociation will be held in Au­ gusta, Maine, on June 25th and 26th, 1965. World Leaders of all branches of Odd Fellowship will be in attendance. Sovereign Grand Master Kermit R. Co- fer. head of all the Odd Fel­ lows of the world, will be in Many new as well as old or­ attendance on Saturday. Gover- dinances are in effect at Hamp­ T.or John H. Reed, Governor of ton Beach. These are posted at the State of Maine, will be the Hampton Beach Chamber present as well as a delegation of Commerce and several other from Washington. locations throughout the beach area. Newcomers to the area are urged to familiarize them­ selves with these ordinances. The following have been a- dopted in the interest of public safety at all New Hampshire State Park beaches. Hampton Beach is State owned and con­ M A IN ST RAYMOND trolled. Swimming shall be restricted to the area designated as the swimming beach. CHEV. Im pale, 4 Dr. Inflatables shall not be per­ H T , P.G. Bronx* mitted in the water. 64 FORD Custom 500 Empty bottles shall not be 4 Door. 8. F O M. 64 FALCON, 2 Dr. Deluxe CHATKA permitted on the beach or in 6, Standard the water. 63 CADILLAC ‘62’, 4 Dr. Fires shall not be permitted. M l Power STORE HOURS 63 BUICK Skylark, Convt Alcoholic beverages are pro­ •• Aulo. Tran*. hibited in public. 63 CHEVY Pickup Truck v. Ton. 6 Cylinder Dogs and other pets shall 62 CADILLAC *62\ 4 Dr NORTH HAMPTON not be permitted in the water PS. P.B. or on the beach 62 CHEVY Bel Air, 4 Dr e. P.G. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Changing of clothes in car SAVE 10c is prohibited. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. A ll persons shall obey any reasonable requests made by authorized park attendants or HED WHITE Hus Deposit life guards. Open Sundays Lifeguards and the Chamb­ er of Commerce shall not as­ 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. sume parental responsibilities fo r children left unattended by their parents or guardian. ») • « • • - a r e \

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Staff Complete BAND CONCERTS Whaleback Race July 31 Four daily — Tuesday through Saturday. Afternoons, 4-5 p.m. A near veteran staff w ill man Evenings 7-8, 8:30-9:30 p.m. Organ concert Monday, 3-4 Theatre by the Sea nual Of whalobaok L *h t _and v i e - the buny Hampton Beach Cham- Flan* for the ^ A " r “ "| “ s "should have a good vii>« m - [>t*r of Commerce information and 8:30 - 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2 poll 3 er's name. A farcial, rollick­ Whaleback 0 « « J « • •* f ,,,m Ry,. Nevv C ^tle. or Gar- ' V center during the summer 3 p.m. Elmer Henneka, Organist. red ~bv the- Greater Ports- .non timn js 10 Theatre by the Sea in Ports­ ing comedy, it features Apollo months. FIREWORKS mouth is presenting a program Dukakis as the father, Helen Working directly under Wednesdays, following first shoot on July 7. throughout re­ of three one act plays Thurs­ Moore a3 the daughter, and * " « - « £ l Ct S S S *-= Chamber president Walter Van­ mainder of the season if weather permits. In front of the day through Sunday June 24th James Cooke 23 the Suitor. Jt was hiihuu'iv .. - pood vanunfevantage point derpool and the directors of T. Baketal, <*ncTal Chairman. I 8 £, New Castle Sea Shell at 9:10 p.m. to 27th. “At Liberty by Ten­ “ Hello, Out There", a ro­ the Chamber of Commerce is -ra. r.,mmittrr has been form- at b>rt aueiea . • . . nessee Williams, a drama; “ A mance by William Saroyan, ii The Committee Island, or the Kittery Pnjnt Executive Secretary William ed with Roger Nolin, Race Yacht Club r i " . The smaller TALENT SHOW Marriage Proposal," a comedy a tender tragedy with Apollo Elliot. by Anton Cnekov; and “Hello, Chairman; Charlie Gray, Kn- to be held August 1, Mondays from the new Seu Shell stage beginning June 28th. Dukakis as the Young Man, Mr. lle-nry Hamel will again Finals to be held Utter part of August. Junior Division Out There", a romance by Wil­ Patricia McGregor as the Girl* urer; be returning as Promotional begins at 7 p.m. Senior Division immediately following. liam Saroyan. James Cooke as the Husband. city. icet of Strawbery Bnnkc vul Director. His duties include ar­ Register with Henry Hamel at Chamber of Commerce. “At Liberty", one of Wil­ Helen Moore 35 :he Wife and Baketal reports*eporis uiai that an» this year 1 * „ n^ni-p" hiirher degree of in- hold its “ Strawbery Ranke ranging of all the shows, pa­ liam's first plays, explores the Ted Ward as a Man. there is a rades and beauty conte3t3. SQUARE DANCING areas of intimate human rela- The program is being billed Fridays, 8:30 p.m. at the Hampton Beach State Park. Dances tionship3 which he developed L a Austin Healey - MG -Af AYETTE RD., RT. 1 SALISBURY, MASS. CANADA payments to fit your budget You'll be surprised at " * lCIIIltKd Mercedes Benz - Jccuor how small they are. \ 1 11| At The Organ Maserafi - Porsche Rover DRY Just fill In the coupon and bring It to or maH It tot k Mr. Elmer Henneka, Hamp­ 557 Second Street Tel. * 2 5 -8 9 0 8 1 ton Beach and St. Petersburg. SERB0RRD RGCEPTRNCE COMPANY. Florida will serve as organist MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE A flavor for every taste for the summer months per. Seabrook Beach I forming from the stage of the 36 Hanover Street I Sea Shell. I Mr. Henneka is no stranger Supermarket I to local music lovers as he has RAYMOND BUILDING SUPPLY 1 for many years played the or- A One Stop Shopping Spot l gan from the local stage prior DANIEL C. CAMPBELL. FRCP. Carrying a complete line of Meats, Frozen Foods Phone 625-9766 to the official opening of the Produce, Groceries, Toys, Sundries & Beer & Ale I beach season. This summer Mr. Henneka will play for all the LOUGHLIN BOTTLING CO regular organ concerts. PLYWOOD BUILDING SUPPLIES Mac’s Clam Bar Address Organ concerts will be held Native & Western Lumber 601 Islington Street, Portsmouth from 2-3 p.m. daily beginning June 2f> and carrying through SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST Labor Day. Sundays and Mon­ Cooked to Take Out days will be excepted here* Manchester Road (Rt. 101) Raymond, N. H. Both Located at: On Mondays organ concerts DUPONT will be held from 3-4 and from PAINTS Phone 895-2791 DUPONT 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. PAINTS PAGE 13 CYO. Insuran Country Flavor At Beach e Of Pace Each year the business p*d Long clean sands a pic- for fishermen and the other By pie o f Hampton Beach p’J turesque harbor and old homes for public use a large parking host to many groups and orguj describe the Seacoast town of lot and rest room facilities. izations. This year will b* -] Rye- ^ ...... The small harbor has been Haydn S. Pearson dredged to make a deeper exception. channel and to offer more • > ed through meaaow* on Creeks and brooks run qinet- cl t mooring space in the compact the way to the large rivers. Two of the earliest grout; lv between their banks on the way to be visiting the beach as unit] harbor. Other work will en­ ; As Spring’s urgency subsid- wav to a distant sea. Only a A: bruoks ed and the green tide rolled will be CYO groups from Mbsjj large the harbor and make few weeks ag° leaping L hills and valleys, the wu- aehusetts and employees easy-to-use boat slips. laughed on the highlands. They ovei begnn to subside. Beneath the John Hancock Insuran.;. The harbor is especially good dashed down rocky ridges and fo r sailboats because it is rela­ y sun, slow moving brooks company. swirled across upland pastures i muted song as they move tively deep and one needs sail swell the streams that flow to between grass and willow-lined Both of these groups havi only a few hundred yards to paths. Kingfishers sit motion­ been making annual pilgram be in the ocean. Long time less on the branches and the ages to Hampton Beach foi consuming tacks are usually DOROTHE’ many years. Both send advan* unnecessary at Rye Harbor. soft hum of insect wings among m a t e r n it y f a s h i o n s the grasses and daisies blends “units” to plan the entire daj Ragged Neck is the North BATHING SUITS — SHORTS with the quiet music o f the and members of these group 1 Pc. Lingeries, Sixes 6-46 Petih can usually be seen at all corn stream. PER BOYS” were in action early this Spring at Hamp- Tel. 436-1602 ers of the beach participate We know that water is a each. This photo was taken near the first of April in 112 Slote $t. Portsmouth. N. H in everything from swimminj constant factor in our world. of the Chamber of Commerce complex with ‘Surfers” to bowling to boating. RANDALL Some 300 cubic miles of water the waves in wet suits although one brave soul entered fall on our planet each 24 Restaurant igid water wearing only a bathing suiL RYE HARBOR is one of the most picturesque areas of the New Hampshire Seacoast. Although hours. We suffer both from pe­ its history dates back to pre-Revolutionary days, Rye Harbor is the site of some of the state's riods of too much rain and too Randall Photo newest facilities for the boat owner. Constructed last year were two new piera, a launching Ititle. There are areas on the ramp and a dredging project which enlarged the channel and opened up new mooring areas Earth's surface that are des­ HOT TOP CO. Specializing in ing on the hillsides and the July is the heart of summer. for the small but popular harbor. Our scene in the photo views north from Harbor road with erts and other areas that are Telephone Amesbury rainy jungles. In our climate birds offer their dawn chorus? The monotone song of tractors TASTY STEAMED CLAMS the wharf of a private fisherman in the foreground. The Harbor is particularly popular with some brooks dry up in summer. Is it October when glory flames echoes from the fields and the 388-1123 sailors because of the deep harbor and the nearness to the ocean which saves a long tack on the hills or a bright day in spicy fragrance of yilting grass and Luscious common to other N . H. harbors* Randall Photo - On The Ocean Front - But the meadow creeks and January when white hills spar­ is perfume in the air. Nature brooks flow steadily through kle in the light? is pushing forward on its des­ side of the Harbor and on the tional areas, junction of Washington and the hot days of summer. No BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER GREYSTONE HOTEL tined schedule as seeds and bit of land is the smallest Places of interest off the Central roads and a drive along longer the gay, hurrying wa­ There are htose who think fruits mature. When day is done Served in a Relaxed Atmosphere state park in New Hampshire: main roads include St- Fran- any side road takes the travel­ 81 Ocean Blvd., Cor. 'K' St, ters of spring. Now the streams that a calm, moderate-tempera­ and shadows begin to bivouac Rye Harbor State Park. Cur- cis College on Central road ler through countryside with flow peacefully through low­ O cean Blvd H a m pton Beach Rt. 1A, Rye Beach ture day in July is Nature’s in the lowlands, the country­ rently under construction in Rye Center with its church old homes, farms and stone­ land woodlands and open mea­ Open Year Round best benediction. It is a peaceful man likes to sit on the farm the park is a rest room fa- town hall and library, at the wall, separted fields. dows and fields. Man. if he will, AUTO REPAIRS quiet world at dew-spangled porch and watch Day slide slow­ cility building. Also offered 17th Season can spend a peaceful interlude dawn. First sun rays paint soft ly into Night. Fireflies stage Storage and Roadl Service are swings and other play- _ _ ^ __ by the quiet waters and in the color pictures on the mountains gTound equipment, picnic ta- i '/ \ i I I / 1 Ij l WALK-IN SERVICE their dot and dash ballet above low-pitched, unhurried song and hills, woodlands and fields. Arthur Bickford & Son hear chords that calm the heart. the lawn and chimney swifts 926-2498 When is Nature's benediction A t high noon warmth broods settle twittering into their most meaningful? Is it a May on the countryside. Starting nests. morning when green is show- rows of crops are lines of green 2 Boats Daily Seafood above brown soil. Apples are beginning to swell on the bough From Rye Harbor ■ n r t w i x / n ^ SEE THE 1965 Restaurant and gardeners watch the toma­ FOR RESERVATIONS NEW SIZE toes in the garden. Through the ■ f o r d t r a c t o r s Copt. Mindy Ritter 926-2106 (Rest. Liquor License) long hours of sunlight, birds Copt. Ralph Curtis 483-2723 hurry back and forth with food • TOTALLY NEW RT. 1A Rye Beach for their young, and grass plots Ticket Office 964-5303 • MORE ECONOMICAL teem with small forms of life. EQUIPMENT We Make O ur O w n Ice Cream Today's most advanced Yews Wanted COCKTAIL LOUNGE — DINING ROOM Farm Tractor Rye Beach In order to bring as com­ See Them At plete a coverage of beach events as possible during the OCiAN 3LVD., BETWEEN “ F" AND ■’G ’ ’ ST SEACOAST TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CORP coming weeks the staff of the Farragut Hotel 3in9 St- 895-3302 Raymond, N. H {BEACHCOMBER is urging that you notify a staff mem­ Rye Beach, New Hampshire ber immediately if you feel f Q CHINESE you have a newsworthy item DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN or a picture worth taking. I AM ER IC AN New Hampshire State Park This season Wayne Elliot, d i n i n g r o o m Manager William Elliot, man­ SWIMMING POOL — COCKTAIL LOUNGE a veteran of three years with ager o f the Hampton Beach Sea the BEACHCOMBER, will be Current *275 D. W. HIGHW AY, NORTH • Special Luncheons daily 11:30 - 3 Pm- I Shell, this week stated that the Adjoining an 1 8 Hole Golf Course available much of the time at • Chinese Buffet Wednesdays, 6 to 8:30 p.m. staff for maintaining the state the SEA SH ELL and at the . . . all you can eat only $2.95. operated facility is now set for Every Room with Chamber of Commerce. MANCHESTER, N. H. • Oinner Dancing Saturday Evenings. Reservations suggested. the summer months. 1 Wayne will be taking many Tub Shower. Steam Heat, Telephone & Television Dividend I • Peg Norton at the Hammond — Wednesday. Elliot, in his second summer Y/nen i,n Manchester, give your car a Thursday ondTridoy evenings. as Sea Shell manager, will have • Take out service. under him three full time wo­ ?er Annum A RAPID, 5 Minute Car Wash “ BATH Route 1 Ting-o-ling 964-5545 men employees and four men. Mrs. Ruth McDonald, a cer­ tified Red Cross First Aid at­ on Regular Savings ntftunwMBlSK is especially to 5:30 P.M. Sundays 9 to 1 tendant will be in charge of looking for personal items and the first aid headquarters in news worthy pictures. Person­ the point of the Sea Shell. A t­ Accounts al items are always of inter­ tendants for the ladies' rooms est especially to t h e many will be Grace Mahoney and Miss people who return to the beac-ii Doyle. INSURED BY FSLIC year after year and who are looking for familiar names in a U S Government Agen WORLD’S FINEST SEAFOODS WILD GOOSE rsaw Hampshire’s Largest Dealer PARTY BOAT Tel. 436-4462 A COMPLETE SELECTION Mcicrcyc!es — Motor Scooters — Bicycles Fishing Trip OF CASUAL AND SPORTS 8 A.M. - 1 P.M. - S3.75 CLOTHING Weekday Cruise HONDA — All models SCHWINN 3:15 P.M. SI.50 Lovely Summer Weekend Fishing VESPA Fishing Tackle RALEIGH Surfboards and Rentals All Do, S7 00 Prints in Cotton or Silk 156 Hanover Street l a m b r e t t a Water Sports Equipment Fireworks Cruise Wed. Night Manchest. Washington Road West Rye, N. H. Ocean Blvd. 436-4287 Rye Harbor State Pier 40 Bridge Street MANCHESTER, N. K po up from 35 to 50 cent} Project To Benefit Bathers, Mariners PAGE T4 adult :.nd from 20 to 25 EASTMAN fur children from 12 U State Parks Raise Rates An eight yeur, $750,006. pro- dredged at this tim eand this A contract for this pha9e was c . e fees will U ' ' '* S m ' * • Webster Blrtbjl e m e r g e n c y FISHING ject to improve Hampton Har- phase is nearly completed, awarded two weeks ago, but the r o a d s e r v ic e bor »$ well underway despite a The remainder of the project, award was later withdrawn The Stanchion Room a L va tra i s - ——*» minor delay. dredging the inner harbor and when complications regarding rotund Hnmr* todnV. SlCLn*sion _ . . PARTIES i itu Pnrks announced today Already completed are a putting the dredged sand back dumping the 3and came about. Old New E». mouth of the Harbor. ENJOY A TRIP There will be no increase in Coleman, Crawford Notch, Mi PHONE 926-2469 THROUGH OUR Jettys at the North and fees at eight parks which offer lan Hill, Monadock and Pilli SHOWROOM WHERE E PIED PIPERS & HELEN FOREST bury. They w ill be increase" South sides of the mouth river FASHION FABRICS limited services and are less- will keep the huge bars from ARE MADE. heavily patronized. Children un­ from 75 cents to $1 at Be* form ing .vhich in the. past have der 12 in fam ily groups will Brook, Franconia Notch, Gree/ Real Treesjres ar made navigation in the area still be admitted without charge field and W hite Lake and fro® ☆ JULY 19-25 * most difficult mnnuever fo' | Prices That W ill Surprise y ou ! to all state parks 50 cents to $1 at Moose Broo* OPEN YEAR ROUND all but native fisherme i. A charge of 50 cents per per­ because of recent improve THE FOUR FRESHMEN son w ill be in effect fo r the ments. Currently under construction Remnant & Drapery Store is the North jetty which ex­ The Winners of 1964 Playboys All-Star Poll first time at Clough State Park The 25 cent fee will mcreaa THE EXETER HANDKERCHIEF CO. in Weare and Otter Brook in to 50 cents at Mt. Prosper tends out 1,000 yards from the giovanni’s corner of the State Park along Keene* Coleman State Park in Stat* Park in Lancaster wh< Lincoln Street, Exeter, N. H. Stewartstown and Cardigan in a renovation project is eomple the line of an old jetty now Store Hours4 Mon.-Fri., 9-4:30, 5a>., 9-12:30 Orange will continue to offer ed this summer. Annclt War ITALIAN RESTAURANT almost covered by sand. free use side Area in Rindge will if The outer harbor is being Fees at the Franklin PieTce crease its charge from 20 to # SERVING Homestead in Hillsborough will cents per person. THE FINEST ITALIAN - AMERICAN CUISINE Looking for the Finest in Seacoast Dining? Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner - Late Snacks Beach Square ^ ^ Jimmy Canty's All State Parks Op en Free Dance Season Cafe Societies Located in Favorite Band For Residents On June THE GREYSTONE HOTEL Opens July 2 RESTAURANT TEL. 9 2 6 -2498 The fifteenth season of Fri­ All New Hampshire state A ll cars bearing New HamJSl OCEAN BOULEVARD Highway 1 at Memorial Sridg* shire registration plate »*Corn,!r of Sfreat day evening square dances at parks with a service fee will Hampton Beach, N. H. PORTSMOUTH. N. H. Hampton Beach State Park SPECIAL be open without charge to their passengers will be at • Open Daily 71 a m. - 11 p.m will open July 2 with Jack LUNCHEONS • Sunday. 1 1 a.m. fo 3 p.m residents on Saturday, June mitted free on that day. Tobc — O’Leary o f Springfield, Mass, Served 1 1 a.m —A p m • Dockside Dining 26th. said. FEATURING — si.oo Parking fees will he waiViThe finest in Italian Saucei from our own family rearatcly fc tion in North Hampton town Division o f Parks, said today. FRAPPES use of its bathhouse. hall. SUNDAES The privilege applies to Other exceptions are cam?, Other callers scheduled for 25c & SHAKES all of the 30 state parks which ing fees, the aerial tramwa RESTAURANT this summer include Joe Casey 30c apply a fee, the three historic and admission to the Flu raj of Dover, Dick Leger of W ar­ sites, and the Annet Wayside in Franconia Notch, and t* ren, Rhode Island, and Massa­ Picnic Area in Rindge. Eight A New Era in Modem chairlift at Mt. Sunapee St a* chusetts callers Jim Mayo, other waysides have no fes. Ralph Lowell. Dick Steele, Park. American Music Charlie Baldwin, John Hend- ron. Paul Pratt, and Eddie Vieira. HARBOR GRILL Hampton residents on the OPENING executive board directing the Full Course Dinners Open 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m*] * Complete Dinners & Choice Coclrtoils activities of the Seacoast dance Ashworth Ave. Hampton Beach Served Wfcite watching the Tops in Enter- group include Ansell Palmer, Near Smith & Gilmore Pier SATURDAY JUNE 26 tcinmcni from 7 A.M. to 1 P.M. president. Mrs. Winnie Jaques, Popular Prices • Am ple Free Parking + Exciting Telslar Lounge secretary, and Ernest Brown, At the Seacoast’s Only member-at-large. Other mem­ Safi krir.it, Twinkling Stan & Complete Tele- • Serving Italian & American Food phene system, for Fun and Convenience. RESTAURANT bers of the board come form Luncheons — Dinners Dover Durham. Stratham. Ro­ DAIRY QUEEN Ana if ycu still wont to go' Visit M n, i » , Wt.icrn Prime Beef Ocean F/esh Seafood chester, Newton, and Newbury, Seabrook, N. H, HAMPTON 8EACH Junction Rt. 86 & 1A WINNACUNNET ROAD Mass. Hampton Beach, N. 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Looking into the a w w k mnv see. on clear days, the 3322 for advertis Isles o f Shoals which are the historic islands located north- cast of Hampton Beach. resentative In 1660. six hundred fisher­ VOL. XXXVII, NO 2 Incorporating the men and their families lived •nfnr* A*pr me in rapid fashion the same as last year. . i schools. He has built the Win- tor of music at the Winnacun- the purchase of land and the net High School in Hampton, rk in the local area Mr. Berdnarz has been gain- nacunnet band from a small design of a marine terminal. -Since I960, more than $100.- 000 has been spent on the purchase of land just east ot the interstate toll bridge. An­ AN ARTISTS conception of the future of the N. H. Port Authority facilities on the Piscataqua River in Portsmouth other $800,000 was allocated Bridge at right N the Interstate toll bridge. in 1962 for actual construc­ tion o f the first phase when it became clear that world shipping needed more than a promise to guarantee its part Perry Tarleton. head of the week that the local tub is in in servicing the new port. group which participated in the best condition it has been Now nearing completion is the 325th Anniversary Cele­ in since it was acquired and renovated by the local de­ the first phase which includes bration of the founding of Man.-Fri., 9 A M. - 8 ? M Haverhill, Mass., said this partment little more than a clearing and grading, con­ Saturday 3 A M . - 5 P.M structing necessary railroad year ago. and highway access and the Winnactinnet 1 was drawn ★ RELIABILITY erection of a 301 foot concrete * QUALITY ★ INTEGRITY pier superstructure with a deep water berth for ocean-going ships. Fairbrother, Win Hart. John Heading up the Authority is Eastman. Donald Janvrin, Chairman Eugene Soles, a George Lamont and Perry Hampton businessman, with Tarleton. foreman. This group 64 Rambler $2045 I ’64 Chevrolet $2575 vice-president Carl Lougee pf 63 Chrysler $2295 was assisted by o delegation 4 Or., 770 P.B., Auto. Tram. 1 Im pala 2 Or. H.T. S.S. P.5.. ’64 Ford Galaxie 500 ’63 Rambler Ameri Hampton; Robert Hinchey, Newport from Haverhill. Mass., in draw­ Auromalic oper. console - H.T 3, Std. Beige. Conv., Auto, radio, h*1 Dover; Frank Fate. Ports­ ’63 Chevrolet $1645 ing the handtub in the parade. *64 Plymouth $1795 *63 Plymouth $1695 Same new car warranty left 16.000 miles. mouth; John Rowe, Newing­ 4 Or. Sed. 6 cyl.,. R iH . Std Because of the small local Valia ip V-200. 4 Dr. Sedan. W agon 64 Fairlane 500, 4 Dr. ton; John Seybnlt, Portsmouth 62 Rambler, 6 $945 Aulo., rodio. w.w., 35.000 63 ?lym., 4 D. $1595 Sedan 5 cyl. std., beigo. 62 Corvair Monzo turnout, the Hampton depart­ 4 Or. Sed. Sid., B iH mi. factory warranty left Still ho* warranty left A Door, 4 on the floor ment was also given a hand ‘63 Buick Riv. $3095 ’64 Voiiant $1395 by a delegation from the An­ ’62 Chevrolet $1445 G.M.'i finest. Full power, in­ 4 Door o3 “□irlane Wagon ’62 Rambler Sedan droscoggin tub o f Topsham, cludes window* i seat, cus­ 4 Or. Sedan 6. aula.. 3&H i,u* 3 cyl. sld Chrome roof 4 Dr. Auto., radio 4 hr- Maine, in the play-out com­ ’62 Ford, 4 Dr. $1295 tom leather int. i tilt wheel o J Peugeot rock i octroi. '63 Ford Falcon, 2 petition. V8, autc., radio i heot»r 63 Buick Elec. $2795 525 Convt. Full power, in­ 63 Chevrolet ’63 Thunderbird, 2 Dr. Standard stick. In t h e ployout competion 61 Rambler. 6 $745 cludes window* i jflot All H * 2 Tan• Beige. Loaded & t h e Protection of Newbury, 4 Or. Sedan. Std., B i H the extras pow • red. 61 Rambler Conve’ Mass., took first place with ’63 Chevy II 51345 American Auto, P B a stream of 185 feet- 59 -lunderbird, H.T. 61 Pontiac 51045 i 4 Door Sedan. Economical The competition took place Sio Wogon. Aulo •> j h st:clc shift i gas saving 6 '63 Ford Sfa. Wc? '*1 ’5 aqua interior, extra in the Haverhill, Mass., sta­ *61 Plymouth $795 6 cyl., sfd. Irons. 60 Rambler $745 dium. Valient 2 Dr H.T Stick shift ’61 Rambler Class'! Sio Wogon, S*d . * i -| I Fxtro dean 62 Country Sedan Foreman Tarleton stated 61 Rambler, std. $795 •Vogon.g cyl, jtd. Mechanic’s 4 Door Sedan. Aulo., this week that there had been I Classic Custom 4 Door. Im- V^ocisI this week. ’62 Chevrolet lmpc plans to compete in other mus­ a v e n u e m o t o r I maculate with stick shift 3 2 s-hevrolet C onvt. 2 Dr. H T. 8 Cyl., Au?o ters prior to the second local SALES. INC •-35S MOTORS, INC rs p * r Sport. 4 ,pd . 327 cu muster to be held here in late DODGE d r eh er b u ic k - Chrys-t,. p,ym imptrlal Ponliac Co., Inc. KING CHEVY-OLDS aii-rraction. beige. WENTWORTH August. However, Tarleton 92 Ports. Av* said that due to the small Epping Pd 777-31 Co., Inc. PATTERSON FORD Rambler number making up the crew it ,4! Part* Av« 770-a-r J°"* 772-5953 >oiK Ave. 772 > is not known now whether the Winnaeunnet I will com­ pete at other musters this