( ullSrflI LrC^i’ s day.notified Abbot the Drat Ct»a \s ^ IS• t ^c C \rCH r **..ft tion tJ,at fired from had i irr, u .m . v STORK AT HAMPTON BEACH DOING BUSINESS DIRECTLY WITH THE EASTMAN KODAK CO., WE BRING YOU THIS Theihc Const (Juard was kept (off The Rye 30-foot Beaeh. rei Daylight Saving Time EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE: b ci" of HampU,n HAMPTON HARBOR . J, und Movie and other Kodachrome and Ektachronie film . it,.arh station. ence O’Neil, loefi Thursday 3:30 a.m. 'i i* 11 more fishing d bybled Frank boat owned J. ' ^ DeCessar, “’,uopori Aug. IT 3:55 p.m. left with us for developing is rushed daily by special Friday 4:17a.m. y prospect street, Methuen, M Aug. 18 4:40 p.m. courier to the Kodak laboratories in Rochester, New' r The boat was towed to ; Saturday 5:06 a.m. ^ ork. It is returned to us just 48 hours later, excluding harbor, Aug. 19 5:32 p.m. ! Sunday, Coast Guardst Sunday 6:03 a.m. Sundays. Aug. 20 6:29 p.m. 1 transferred a father and Monday 7:05 a.m. * from a party fishing lx Black-and-While film Aug. 21 7:30 p.m. processed locally within 24 hours. Annie and Josephine, after tl Tuesday 8:09 a.m. mar were notified of death in t Aug. 22 8:31 p.m. family. George Stank and 1 Wednesday 9:10 a.m. son, Bruce, of Clinton, Ma Incorporating The Aug. 23 9:31 p.m. were put ashore at the sU Hampton Booth Advocate WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1961 Thursday 10:07 a.m. pier after Coast Guardsm Aug. 24 10:28 o.m. responded to the 10 :15 call. A 32-foot cabin cruiser and 29-foot inboard cruiser wei towed to the state pier by tl Hampton Beach’s PH. Coast Guard after developin minor engine trouble. Just South of the Casin o on Ocean Boulevard A boat owned by Rober Wissinger, Hampton road, Exe er was towed to Rye hurbol ifter developing trouble. Tht raft had been sending distress ignals which Ed Herson, Rye teach, heard at 8:30. He noti. ed the Coast Guard but before icy could arrive on the scene, eon Mowry of Rye notified icm that he had the craft in w. From an array of 32 outstan< testants, Miss Sylvia Gustavaon. Policeman's Ball was crowned Miss New England a Ml SITU The Police Relief Assorit Tuesday evening at the Casino. ion’s second annual hall was A lovely 5’7” blonde, 34-21-34 he is the daughter ittended hv more than BOO per. of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid (fUstavson of Winchester. Ma--. ons at the Casino Ballroom. angirl, y Good Alleys Miss Louise Ann Richardson. 16. of Georgetown. She is a 5*4’*. 35-24-35. dark-haired beauty and was wearing a pya —^ Good Pins nuorescent bright red knitted suit which accented her attractive Courteous features. A senior in high school this year, she hopes Q u ip p e d Friendly Service Lighted to attend a New England college after graduation. Stroller: Air Cooled .vfj 7 Brunswick ~ *^r* William Elliot, secretary • »f the Chamber of Bowl to Stay Slim ’ \ Pocket Tables serving as master of ceremor.r introduced each «»f the cont-*:- BOWLING ays & Sundavs ■i • arts as they appeared indivi- uallv for parade before the JC BILLIARDS ' A . I judge: Mu>ic throughout t •* 1 J . BICYCLES V ' J evening was provided by the TO MIDNIGHT L M M * Ted Hebert band and a feat-re W trumpet solo by young S . BOWLING TO MIDNIGHT Pb*ihrick of Xewburyport *'X3 > BILLIARDS 'tV oV a highlight during ore of tr.e ! . A k J . t J intermissions. BICYCLES - T J ft *tJn Using the point system x!:er m id n ig h t prescriptions A j f J £ * a' 1 djr I the first round of eliminati in. i cxeter, Why Not m id n ig h t I -V the scoring was so close or. the EXETER It ^ I tally cards of the judges that 10 Columb BOWLING L M . kl IiH the accountants. Wayne Elliot
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With Extra Hair lot MADE ON THE PREMISES REMNANTS [oke Summer Income SO ft. from Boulevard CANDY ; it OCEAN BOULEVARD MAILED Sale Price $11,200 COTTONS - WOOLENS - SILKS - SYNTHETICS coastline one to ten miles oil shore lie emphasized that the Coast Ask About 25% Guard becomes concerned only Dividend Insurance when they come in very close or art* reported within a mile or less of the beaches. N*>n«- ill highlight Mardi Gras Exeter Handkerchief Co have been spotted in that close the bandstand. to shi re during the past year. The schools ot porpoises which roam in close to the N.H. shore DINING ROOM Near B&M RR Sta. Lincoln St. Exeter are perhaps ihe Seacoast’s in. sura lice against sharks coming in close enough to bother bath Prime Rib Roast of Beef ers. NEW ENGLAND’S GREATEST Where you see porpoises, you GAURON Service Always won’t set* sharks for long. An other good insurance against ACROSS FROM THE STATE PARK 7 Ocean Boulevard sharks coming in close to shore Au Jus is their natural fear of being ON STATE PIER Wfiift WA 6-3174 or 6-2512 BINGO washed aground plus the cold AJ kdtet! Wolly Robinson Complete 30 GAME PARTY surf of the breakers and waves SNACK BAR & TACKLE SHOP T * along the beaches. LINES AND BAIT FURNISHED j J K s - r s r s Dinner Every Wednesday TOILET FACILITIES There are many abandoned FREE PARKING All Summer Games Start at 8 P.M. mines in New Hampshire and Smith’s Pharmacy Commerce officials 0ow] ryTuesday, 5-8:30 prospects that furnish excellent SHIP TO SHORE RADIO I C?mt u o n nmemberi! have Ron< hunting grounds for the amateur association Vi»ars pa “rock hound.” prescriptio n s d Delicatessen Specials LEGION HALL i Trip Phone Afternoon Trip fountain !all out to maU fce re DRUGS — COSMETICS rade one that floats. ' k.M. WA 6-2469 1:30 P.M. Ashworth h o tel b l o c k Kinds — Cook<:d T° ° 'der M. J. Doyle & Son Acrou from Marine Memorial mZ T & antique automobiles Spectacular *= Door TWO BOATS: ‘ ALICE G“ 4 ‘ RIC ROC” Specials jv- Prizes r V I , TRADING POST rir'. t ^ QUE CHICKENS” Free Busses Leave Casino o» 7.00 P M and Return after Game KINGS HIGHWAY PLENTY OF FREE PARKING REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE at 7th Street £-5 S5£S-Prio
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jlcreasingb 20, will 1 $»uHod BALLROOM I! suu August .19 hanged our oia i ihe beacoast Area’s Most have not . . . B u t we and other medi escription Complete Shopping Center pensing Pr t the same prices You can depend on the Under Direction of Roy M cKinley sam e qualil skill of your physician Boston stoi five SHOPPING levels-" and the precision of Tobey’s Drug Store in Coming A u g u s t *-o filling prescriptions — with the same assur Brothers Four Air Conditioned for your shopping Comfort ance you have at and Easily Accessible Parking Areas hom e. Thursday Since Wednesday TEEN WHITE APPLIANCES - Afternoons H a m p t o n Ocean Boulevard FREE DELIVERY — o - 12:°° f The Casino Th* Oi Leave Hamploi stations—Hamptoi Station just soutl 8:00 A M am . WAverly 6-3333 7:30 | 7:30 ROW BOATS n—Ashworth ave- d ir ec tio n s “D” and “P* 30 Games 30 Games Restaurant . . Limited neither by lock (Eurkr & SCrtllp OUTBOARDS • CHECKING accounts jht nor desire to serve. Wo • SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Restaurant Sponsored Sponsored 1 • TRUST AND AGENCY. GOLF f | DEPARTMENT j and Cocktail Lounge you to profitably use the - by by PA R 3 • • * • PERSONAL CREDIT I PITCH & PU TT n facilities of this strong > j DEPARTMENT C 36 Full Size Greens • COMMERCIAL LOANS featuring famous Seabrook Firemen's Post £70 1 Driving Range Tees • MORTGAGE LOANS Old Fashioned 18 Hole Miniature • SAFE DEPOSIT YAULTl Association American Legion 1 Golf Course New England Breakfasts 7:30-11:30 A.M rofessional Lessons BIG PAYOFFS -- DOOR PRIZES Located at the . FAMOUS BUFFET | | | the junction of south end of Hampton Now Being Served at Noon Paved launchinj Ashworth Ave. and 0 oline and diesel Z ramp — slip rentals EXETER boat and motor fuel — marine hardwa From Our New Menu ...... 5:00 - 10:30 SEABROOK FIRE STATION shaft repair s< repairs and storage - Comptat* Assortment of Imported Winos •vice — rest rooms w Free Bus Leaves Tobey’s Drug Store, Hampton Center free parking. For Rosorvofioiu Coll Seobrook GR 4-3761 _ r Af 6:30 end Hampton Beach At 6:40 Routt p a r k in g U.S. Root* #1 Seabrook, N. H 1 9 6 1JOHNSON : : OUTBOARD . m n R , N W HAMPWlf1 Some good buy North s on used boats and oi Hampton Let us help you _ r Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation George A. Smithenjoy a safe and happy . . . h. Manager ou NOW For. the Ultra in Dining Pleasure A Famou Open to the Public invites experience in EILEEN'S Laundri-Mat AND DRY CLEANING ery S-unda2? Ni» ht Buffet ■ DINING ROOM DELUXE Corner Ashworth Ave. & "C St AIR CONDITIONED person . rge Chapman at the organ Call for Reservations Superb Cuisine, in charming atmosphere.. Delightful • Boiled To Order T. v. Breakfast Mid-day Snacks - Dinner Smith & Gilmore Wharf Rentals - Clams and Fish DAY - WEEK - MONTH i d a i l y sF; r „ DINE IN NEW DOWNER THE FINEST ON THE HIGHWAY" AT THE ENTRANCE TO SALISBURY BEACH Q u a lit y TERRACE R UNSURPASSED APPLIANCE CO. Plenty of Easy Parking Tel. (Hanir Air Conditioned Handy to all Entertainment Spots on) WA 6-3424 822 LAFAYETTE ROAD H eated Reservations HAMPTON, N. H. Atmosphere of Refinement Free Television Tel. HO 2-6201 Dining Room Hours: 8 a.m. to 10 pjn Gorgeous Swimming Pool The BEACHCOMBER Page 7 Hayloft of Hampton Falls a g^jFasHion Show long with Evangelyns of Amcx- l & f t m Horribles Parade bury, Mass. L Slated August 22 Hairdressers participating L Set For August 23 are Bellville Beauty shop of F August Special Newbury port, Mass.f Pat’s t All persons wishing to enter Mrs. T e rry (Dupuis) Heinze, \ , / '/ horribles floats, rolling toys or fX.jnodcl and present teacher Beauty shop of Amesbury ^ ^ • anything eLe in the horribles Sole on r charm, will direct a fashion Peg’s and Margaret of Hump- • * ton Beech. 7 / r. , >• J parade are asked to report at Deacon’s Benches gflOV.’Hampton- on„n nil*..AugustBeach bandstand —22 fro m th at e Models —■------participating will be JL the Hampton Beach State park 3 Styles — 4 Sires 7 p.ni. in conjunction with Mar- headed by Miss Hampton Beach l ,<■ area at 2 p.m., Wednesday, Au Si Gnts week activities. Mrs of 1901, Sandie Kay. A|,» tab ' gust 23. Up to $10 Off fashion,(. has shows taught throughout and directed New big Marilyn ; irt will Drinan, be Marie Marcia Patent Bui .. ' / 1j The horribles parade, part of Wall Piecci Made To Order Mardi Gras week festivities, 13 dick, Janet Fulford, Polly Ann organized and op**rote1 by the England. Sanborn, P at Jackson, Lois j ■ Hotel association. This year’s C O L O N IA L The tores participating in \ :o-chairmen are Mrs. Loretta PIKESNorth Hampton, Greenwood, J o h n i e McLeod this event are Randall's Smart Ruth Ann Dunphey, Shnnm Stickles, operator of the Deer IT. S. Route 1 Shop and Standish Gift Shop field house a n d Mrs. Amos Hellen, Jennifer Johnson, Cindy ofol Hampton Beach,— Vanity Case Thompson and Charles Warn- Lochner, vice-president of the and Bib ’a Crib~ •• of-* UHampton.--- n issociation and operator of the less. *: Coral Sands. The Chamber of Commerce Anyone wishing to make en- is arranging for a trailer to Ik* tries in the parade is asked to used for a dressing room lot contact either of these ladies K ittery-yor|( the models. 1 he fashion show i or Mr. Forest Berglund, presi- which has become increasingly lent of the Hotel association DRIVE-IN THEATRE popular as a Mardi Gras week ■1 i and general chairman of the entertainment is under the di festivities. Winnacunnet Rd., Hampton, s at Seabreeze Village U.S. Rte. 1, Kittery Me. rection of William Elliot and WEEKLY COQK-OtT IS Henry Hamel of the Chambei NOW THRU~TUESDAY AYw Enyland's finest summer the affair ore the guests. of Commerce. The Hampton Beach concert PARRISH band will narticipute and en- - Now Thru August 19 And “ PORTRAIT OF A MOBSTER” tertainment will be provided b y |( ’ Md. COHON CANDY the Marie Patent Dance studio Gum & Life Savers i'\viwr.> o: me pupuini uwa«.i. Wed. “COME SEPTEMBER” of North Hampton, Hampton, (NEXT TO PLAYLAND) villnge, help their guests to and Amesbury, Mass. George R. Murray plan activities each week. Mrs. Ocean Blvd. near "C” Str««t ADULTS .Viiders states that the visitors io the actual planning and su Sweet Bind. pervising of the cook-outs. Quests from all the New SMESBUffTsAUSBU^^OULEWR^ROUT^lol ’•'rgland states. Canada, New Thru Saturday ofYoutk PORTSMOUTH'S York. New Jersey, and many OF CHILDHOOD DAYS were recalled UNNESSEt WILLIAMS southern states have enjoyed Packer. 17, Miss New England candi- ORSON akine part in these outings ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT each playground. Brenda, a senior at JULIA during the past few weeks. mriincr her summer at the beach. MEA0E BEAN co-hit "The Steel Claw In Beginning August 21 and Thru August 26 NOW thru TUES Auoutt 22rd "Fanny’ "SEND ME NO FLOWERS CO.UUE'A fiCflflS ptltals New Castle, in 1693, was the ^ • t *A Summer Tome .... CAaKJSHtf* first town incorporated by the STARTING SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 — The All Color Show vard which will direct visitors province of New Hampshire. “ The Fiercest Heart1*— to the Catholic -church. Hilarious Officials have also asked Mr. Aug. 2 ug. 26 Starring Stuart Whitman - Juliet Proves© Morrill to have the State High MARTHA DONALD Wacky way department consider, dur scon WOODS Mu rra y ’s Mr. Lawrence Mornu uj. W4<. ing the church hours, the mak With Co-feature (To Be Shown First) Comedy SNO KONE State Highway department met ing of Church street goingwest “ Snow White and the Three Stooges with Chamber of Commerce of and Highland avenue going 13 Delfe’ous Gold'Medal Flavor* ficials last week to discuss the east, one way. This would go Reservations: WAverly 6-3073 Curtain 8:40 snoivn Manned at 2:00 P.M. Carol Heiss - Three Slooges Shown Eves. 6:30 6 9:10 "The Special Rainbow" erecting of new traffic signs at into effect after the new road Shown Sat. & Sunday (Cont.) Playland Ocean Blvd. & *C' St. the beach. to Hampton Beach is completed. Always Free Parking All COLOR SHOW STARTING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2£ - 1 30 - 4:10 - 6:45 - 9:30 The state has given George Mr. Morrill promised to dis “Tammy Tell Me True” Smith, owner of the Hampton cuss this with selectmen, town Beach Marina, permission to manager and Chamber of Com With Sandra Dee - John Gavin ft*rect a sign on state property merce officials along with the I directing persons to the Marina police department in order that — 2nd Feature — The state is also expected of the best possible flow of traffic “Posse From Hell” errect a sign at the cornerboule- might be provided. Thurch street and Ocean L_ DRIVE-IN THEATRE Audie Murphy - John Savon it e 1 -A Beach Rood Salisbury, Mass. 2 SHOWS NITELY and NOW PLAYING WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, AUGUST 16-19 WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, AUGU.ST 16-19 SUNDAY 9 & 11:30 New England Premier INGRID BERGMAN YVES MONTAND ANTHONY PERKINS COMING AUG. 20-26 m M ANATOLE L1TVAK rKODICT/OV John Smith, early explorer the Isles of Shoals, was born ' GOODBYE AGAIN 1579 in Willoughby, Englan ad'Br.an 2nd Hit In Color us new love is...and always will be Forbidden Island Sunday - Mondoy - Tuotday Sidney Poilior - Cloudio McNeil SUNDAY - TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 0 -2 2 SUNDAY - TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 - 22 A Raisin in The Sun Bobby m*vu» Is Beautiful ome women never give a name just a phone number! Wed. Night Fisni M-O-M 5:30 ’til dark SEABROOK END NOW THRU SATURDAY W 'a o o o of th e north h a m i t o n b r i d ■^-TECHNICOLOR* S ea bro o k B each, N. Tickets Sold a t Orange and Green Bu Tel. GRover 4-34* The BEACHCOMBER Fog* 9 T h e BEACHCOMBER Page 8 M a w ? 1 ‘Goodby _ n • • - ____ . BOAS’S HEAD INN Jackie's Featured At Surf DAIGLE’S Mahoneys Great Boars Head ! TRAVEL AGENCY A n a t o l e Litvak’s “Goodbye “ A t The Rotary" • Excellent Horn* Cookad Fcod Alice Mahoney s FRED HAll, Prop. Again,” starring Ingrid Berg, as famous as man, Yves Montand and An • 5amo Hospitality Slnco 1940 SANDWICHES — DINNERS — CLAMS — Hampton Booth, N. H. • Littod by Duncan H)n*i Tok*-Ouf $«rvlc«i B reakfast - Sea Foods 182 Ocoan Boulovard thony Perkins, is now playing • Brtokfait, Luncheon and Specializing In Italian Foods at the Surf theatre. the Beach Itself Dinner isrved at re?ulor hour* SEA FOODS WA 6-2393 — EAr IN OR TAKE OUT — Miss Bergman stars in the ro Ocean Boulevard mantic drama as a beautiful HUNDREDS OK NEW M tRClIA.M lISE BARGAINS Between 'J' & ‘K’ St. Parisienne torn between two lovers, one older, Montand, and • 0 _ one younger than she, Perkins V An Exclusive First Jessie Royce Landis co-stars as ROSS GARAGE * ' FREE - FREE * Perkins* rich American mother I MONDAY THRU FRIDAY I Present Thi> COUPON and Receive Absolutely FK n with Jackie Lane, Michele Mer Ocean Bled. Hompton Beach [<3 A Valuable Gift. cier and Jean Clarke portraying AUTO REPAIRS a trio of sexy young girls who ALL KODACHROME Sfocoge and Road Service r lead Montand on sporadic bouts 5 . i SALISBURY BEACH Arthur Bickford % of infidelity. EKTACHROME and Tel. WA 6-3338 I AUCTION GALLERY Perkins won the Best Actox » As £ 5 7:00 9:30 P.M. award at the 14th annual Can daily sales at 2:oo nes Film Festival, where “Good KODACOLOR FILMS bye Again” was an official en Left with us before 12 Noon will be processed f t l (SMGAfoy. try. His performance in the film m / also earned him a Crystal Stai and returned to us in just Award from the Academic du Cinema, France’s version of the GRAD’S Oscar. Montand, a relative new-J 48 HOURS --a: comer to American films, adds w - - All Movie Film will processed Haverhill and Norlhshore Shopping Center Miss Bergman to his already impressive list of leading BEAUTY’ CONTESTANTS from New Hampshire and Massachu and returned to us in just A ladies. ASSOCIATE STORE setts for the title of Miss New England took time out from sun Yes, We Have and surf to pose for the BEACHCOMBER recently at the Hamp Where Your By-Law Changes Are ton Beach Marina basin. —Staff Photo 24 HOURS s’*™ All Black & White film left with us before 2 P.M Approved By CofC Dollars Go Further! p la c e will be ready at Noon the following Day a p p ro va l. The other change took One of the most important There were two major in Article 13 which states that I • TOYS meetings of the year was held if the local Chamber should] • SPORTING GOODS Swim Suits changes which will effect the by the directors of the Chamber group in the future. The first ever have to disband any re. I • BEACH GOODS Hundreds of famous make swim suits at savings of Commerce Tuesday evening change occurs under Article 12. maiding surplus funds shall be turned over to some worthy! • CAMPING at the beach. Section I of the revised by up to 50% — Buy for now - and next year, too. charity to be decided upon by LOUISE ANN RICHARDSON. 16, was impressed with the yachts The directors adopted a com. laws. The article states that a • BOATING the Board of Directors. based at the Hampton Beach Marina during a recent visit prior plete new set of by-laws. This “quorum of the Hampton Beach EQUIPMENT is the first major change made Chamber of Commerce shall Executive Secretary William 1 • BICYCLES to entering the Miss New England contest. Louise, a senior at Val. to by the group since 1947 in the Elliot reported that his office I Georgetown. Mass. High school, is head cheerleader, enjoys ath Now $7 consist of not less than 'nine • FISHING Swim Suits $13.95 rules governing the group. (9) of the total members of the has received more than 0000 letics and has a hobby of collecting stamps with her mother. The change has been in the inquiries regarding Hampton* EQUIPMENT board.” It goes on to state that CAM ERAS and S UPPLIES process for nearly five years a /'quorum of t h e Executive Beach to date this year. This • APPLIANCES Val. to puts the figure ahead of last HAMPTON. N. H AUGUST AT HAMPTON And hay fever folk, Hampton Swim Suits Now $10 With Attorneys Seth Junkins Committee shall consist of at 9 HIGH STREET BEACH has a low pollen count, $19.95 and Alfred Casassa volunteer least 4 of the 7 members.’’ year at this time. I And for the young set, water ing their services to give final IK Why do folks pick this beach skiis to mount. , \\ Val. t o WHERE SHOPPING IS A as their vacation land, HI Swim Suits Now $14 Because it has long been fa Deep sea fishing and boating $39.95 Associate Store mous for it*s expanse of clean facilities out of the harboi Pleasure sand. 10 “C" Street • •••are v. «%«••«fun. Hampton is the finest, cleanest a children’s playground sup- Hampton Beach beach on the Atlantic coast ervised give mother’s less You can rest, relax, play, or Also At run. in the sun toast. Big name bands come to the Hampton Center II ONE STOP SHOPPING Casino ball room off and on. GRAD Glorious surf bathing, a three And the best of theatres of Owned and Operated mile ocean board walk, fer shows for mother, futher 87 Merrimack St. Northshore Shopping Center by Stan Brown Band concerts free, with in Mary and John. In one of fhe most modern stores anywhere. Our pleasure is to save termission for families to Haverhill, Mass. Peabody, Mass. talk, IV you time and money, to make this one of your finest vacations ever. Each Monday evening from the bandstand all free. Is an entertainment of ama OPEN teurs, competing for awards with glee, SHOALS HILLCREST GRADE AAA Tennis courts, and for Sunday BREASTS 9 - 9 STAPLES centrally located churches to ROOM CHICKEN Featuring A Complete Assortment Of attendt Quarters With hotels, motels, cabins and Quarters 5c to $1.00 Merchandise & Beach Needs cottages to hire with out end. KELLOGG’S Lg. Pkg. Over seventeen noted cities Corn Flakes 19c 1 beach aids J beach toys j have d ire c t bus service from lb. 3 9 c lb. 3 5 c this beach. A calisthenic instructor morn ings aids one to lose pounds EVERFRESH - Frozen as yao reach, Featuring Roast MeaH and Specialty I first aid needs And no puzzle where to park beach supplies that car, For parking lots French Fries will accomodate ten thous and, with foundation of tar. CHILDREN $1.St | cosmetics | VI 5 lbs. 2 9 c 2 lbs. 29c sun tan aids | And August has a special Far Peiervafiont Call Hampton WA 6-3616 events arranged, “Getting SUGAR Acquainted” nights in the Steamed clams— ballroom leaves no one 5 Famous strange, S/tore dinners 72" x 84" Rayon & Nylon 1 Fireworks, Song Festivals • SHOALS ROOM Dining Rooms . . . . . i " . .Beauty Contests and Child Free trips to the isles Opon to 1 0 p.m. rens’ Day Parade, of Shoals on the Kiboko Make a family feel a better T ic k e t* awarded 32 Modern BLANKETS vacation couldn’t be made. nig fitly! Motel Units LOCATED Vt MILE NORTH OF VII “Miss Hampton Beach” is crowned each year, wm VISIT OUR NEW “ CRACKER BARREL LOUNGE' I COURTS I And the Fishing Derby awards L uurrio A time draws near, TRAFFIC LIGHT, LAFAYETTE ROAD And last but not least, the de velopment of V, beach we 12-14-16 B STREET AT THE BEACH note, COMPARE THESE VALUES'. Has had multi-million dollar improvements by State und "Jhn>ic'4 ~3S?ern andJ$otor3un HAMPTON CENTER Federal vote. Hilda Morse U. S. RT. 1 HAMPTON. N. H. ----fa****} t T h e BEAwn^v ------cinct CommiBsiopgTs; Appear, Page 10 ing twice daily will be sensa On Team Exhibition | to-di Gras - tional singer Livio Giorgi, a i/athy J/» Currier, Hampton " * ■ T > m l recent hit with the Fred War Beach, is a member of this Sportswear BOAT EXCURSION ing orchestra and directly from year's crack Wentworth-by-the. will be held Paris. The second act of the Sea water ski team. A Year Round Coun HAMPTON FALLS, N. H try Casual Clothing To The near the Chamber week, both of which will ap On Sunday. August 6, a group Cen ter on D «t 7 D.m. under pear twice daily, will be An- of the skiers united with Camp and Gift Shop In A HAMPTON BEACH’S LEADING Isles of Shoals ‘l S ^ eof m a n y time New den's Performing Poodles, top Se-Se-Ma-Ca, a girls camp at 200 Year OW Bam Sporfiwoor Store — On It. 1, South Leave Daily 11 A.M. |be d h ire State horseshoe performance with the Liberace Raymond, m putting on a ski Standish Gift Shop * £ ? £ champion. Howard show for approximately 200 of Hampton Center. Returns I PJtf. show. Ocoan Blvd. ai “A" St. P1 \ / Portsmouth. campers and friends at Lake For Information or Reservations Climaxing the long week of [Onway. The Wentworth skiers, Coll GE 6-7927 * !r. Henry Hamel and^M rs. festivities will be Children’s Between 10-1 1 A.M. including the local girl, demon MARGARET’S r Z Z " baby contest from day, August 24, featuring a strated mixed doubles, slalom, Also Avollcblo To sand castle contest and the Open Daily Until 9:00 P.M. — Closed Sundays HAMPTON BEACH shoe skiing, turn abouts and Groups For Moonlight 1 bandstand at 3 p.m. There crowding of the junior queen. BEAUTY SAION several tricks with the saucer. COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND Sailing Parties____ be several categories in The most beautiful event of the INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING J eh babies may b e t t e r e d . They also built pyramids and DROP IN AND SEE 01R AND CUTTING entire summer is Queen's day, performed other difficult feats. M.V. KIB0K0 £ , I will include the b.rth August 25, which is climaxed 1 Ashworth Avo. Hampton Beach Loaves Portsmouth From The S one year class, class II wll Others skiing with Miss Cur SELECTION OF FALL MERCHANDISE with the crowning of Miss rier were Jim Smith, Joan WA 6-5441 Ceres Wharf, off Bow Street include ‘.hose babies from one Hampton Beach at the annual Kutchtey, and Marshall Shore Odds and Ends of Summer Merchandise Now vear to two years of age and coronation ball. • of Portsmouth, Sgt. Ray Des. L 55 HI will include the two On Sale In The Upstairs Loft The week will be concluded biens of Rye, Ashton Rowlins ami three year age group. Each with Lion's day which will in of Eliot, Maine and Linda Bale- On Route 1 2 Miles South of Hampton Center OUR BAWWG'S clasg will be broken down into clude a program to be announc jven and Rick Ehite of Kings th** best all around baby, cutest, ed later. ton. MISS NEW ENGLAND JUDGES had a difficult time in selecting the 1961 winner Tuesday eve healthiest, fattest and the one ning. Left to right are James V. Ronner, Jack McLean, Daniel Martin, Walter Green and Dinny with the prettiest hair. Whitmarsh. —Colt Photo At 7 p.m* the finals of the felent show will be held as all previous winners in both the West Springfield, Mass., 5% junior and senior divisions vie We’re Famous For street, Tilton, N.H., 6 lb., Har for the grand prize. The day Fish - old Hollins, East Main street, lbs., Donald Pinkhani, 3 May Our Chicken Pies street, Nashua, N.H. 5 lbs., and will be concluded with the week Tilton, N.H., 5 lbs., Henrietta ly get acquainted dance at the (Continued from Page Five) Gorgal, Oak avenue, Salem, William W a 1 s h, 801 Maple Mode On Order street, Manchester, N.H., 10 ball room. FAMILY SIZE more party boats were Phillip N.H. 6 !bs., Robert M. Atohue, Thompson, 61 Birch street, 10 Williams street, North Graf lb. haddock. One of the real highlights To Serve 6 of the week will be bathing $3.00 3 - S129 Franklin, N.H. with a 6 lb. had ton, Mass., 4 lbs., Edmund W ar Those making catches of had dock, Bert Lunden, 199 Main ner, 225 Monastery avenue, dock from Al Gauron party suit day on August 22. Anyone boats were Roger L. Deuel, 2 not in a bathing suit from 2 to High street, Florence, Mass., 3 p.m. will be arrested, put in Sea Tern Bakery 4 lbs., David Manzi, 114 East jan and lined fifty cents. Police * * 4 vw * street, Methuen, Mass., 6 lbs., officers will be beauty pageant 377 Ocean Blvd. WA 6-3347 Hampton Beach dorothy Mary R. Durocher, 74 Voliet contestants. Clerk of the count rsteet, Cohoes, N.Y., 7 lbs., Bill will be Mrs. Charlotte Dydo and cheney Sturgis, Jr., 16 Hackett lane, it is expected that Ralph Moul BAR-B-QUE CHICKENS1"1 ••* S1.39ea. FARRAGUT HOTEL Hampton, 10 lbs. and Rick ton, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will serve as the Hot All Day long 7 ib. avg. 99c ea. Gauron, 1 Ocean boulevard, RYE BEACH, N. H. Hampton Beach, 0 lbs. judge. Mr. Forest Berglund and Home Made Pork Pies 25c .Mrs. Dydo are co-chairmen for J the affair.- Birthday Cakes Made To Order w PRICE SALE Terry Dupuis, model and Extra Birthday Cakes On Hand At All Times TV charm expert, will direct a No Waiting - -e-. - £ and Less fashion show from the band Special Rolls of All Kinds Made To Order • ■. * ^ S£ Rentals stand beginning at 7 p.m. The annual horribles parade DRESSES SHORTS Kimball Real Estate WHITE BREAD - CHEESE BREAD will be held beginning at 3 p.m. SLACKS SWEATERS 12 I Street Hampton Beach on Wednesday. Thirty entries valuable 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Call WA 6-2359 • I have already been entered for V-10 HEALTH BREAD - OATMEAL BREAD BAGS COATS ' the parade which is annually organized and operated by the Cinnamon Bread and Raisin Bread BATHING SUITS Hotel association. At Hampton Beach Another of the outstanding THY highlights of the week will be vaudeville acts made possible Hudon s Restaurant through the generosity of the Hampton Beach Village Pre SWEATERVILLE On The BoardivaUc USA Excellent Food Bought Antiques So,d CHINA - GLASS .DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES The Most Unusual Store In N. H. WHITE SAILS - Gift Shop - 553 Ocean Blvd. - Near RocJty Bend Hampton Beach "SNOOPY NOOK" Keefe Ave. - End of *T . ». Vertex Faultier How To Reach Gertrude Rousseau Newcomb, SWEATERS Sweaterville, U.S.A. Prop. Prom Hampton Center proceed North on Beauty Salon Root* 1. Use Portsmouth by-pats u if to go SPORTSWEAR to Maine. J a it before Toll bridge use over- THE MARILYN ‘C’ St., Hampton Beach p u i to rrreroo direction. Proceed 200 ytrd j Dining Room F ir s t left on Maplewood Avenue. 17 & 27 - r St., Hampton Boc Specializing in All Types Arthur J. Labonte, Mgr. of Beauty Culture Tel. WA 6-2456 N atio n adjacent BREAKFAST 8:30-11 A.M ----- W A 6-3351 V ALWAYS DINNER 5:00-7 P.M. .. . Stores • for the Entire — Home Cooked Foods — In The Dudley Building Lamie’s T FINE Id on Parle Francois m Family QUALITY AT ____ INDIAN Garage LOW - LOW 9 Ashworth Ave. on the Comer PRICES! Moc S h o p Portsmouth Mills Over 100 Styles of Reasonable Rotes MAPLEWOOD AVENUE Factory Store Genuine H and M ade ICE Blocks or Bags PORTSMOUTH. N. H. “Quoddy Moccasins’' Washing - Polishing - Tire Sen. We Can Fit the Whole Family” Tonic Headquarters All Flavors A MUST Durirtn V™ Located “On the Rotary” Buy o Case and $ave North Shore Hampton Beach Road Service t • - » « . winners received saving bonds, - Contest — „nll the queen's trophy was Daylight Saving presented by Jay Dineen. disc, Time (Continued from Pape One) HAMPTON imkey fur the record hops at HARBOR AS THE ONLY STORE AT HAMPTON BEACH DOING BUSINESS the Casino this season Thursday 10:07 a.m. 8.6 I advertising manager of the Aug. 24 DIRECTLY WITH THE EASTMAN KODAK CO.. WE BRING YOU THIS Hartford Times and the New Following the coronation each 10:28 p.m. 10.1 EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE: England manager for Gannet the winners wns interviewed Friday 11:03 a.m. 9.2 newspapers; Daniel Martin, £r .. Radio n tape-recorded Station WBBX, broadcast Ports- Aug. 25 11:23 p.m. 10.4 Movie and other Kodachrome and Ektachrome film manager of the resort adver Saturday 11:55 a.m. 9.8 tising of the Springfield, Mass, mouth. Aug. 26 left with us for developing is rushed daily by special newspapers; Dinny Whit marsh, Sunday 12:17 a.m. 10.6 courier to the Kodak laboratories in Rochester, New photo editor of the WBZ-TV 28 Square Dancers Aug. 27 12:46 p.ra. 9.9 News, Boston, Mass.; Walter Monday 1:10 a.m. 10.5 York. It is returned to us just 48 hours later, excluding Green, Associated Press photo Complete Course Aug. 28 1:38 p.m. 10.0 graphic editor of the New Eng Tuesday 2:02 land district; and Jack McLean, The Spindrifters Square a.m. 10.2 Sundays. Aug. 29 2:30 p.m. 9.9 editor of the Boston American, Dance group of Rye graduated Black-and-White film is processed locally within 24 hours. Boston, Mass. 28 new members at a combina Wednesday 2:56 a.m. 9.7 Miss Sandie Kay, Miss New tion graduation and anniversary Aug.30 3:23 p.m. 9.6 dance recently. Anderson Hart, Thursday 3:52 a.m. 9.0 England of I960, relinquished Aug. 31 i her crown to Miss Gustavson in club president, conducted the 4:18 p.m. 9.1 the coronation ceremonies which exercises. , , DONOVAN FALLON followed the final decision of the Graduates included Mr. and judges. Crown-bearer \vas Miss Mrs. Stanley Berry, Mr. and CORPORATION Ellen Centerbar, a contestant Mrs. Thurston Caswell, Mr. and and Miss Foliage of Vermont. Mrs. Thomas Craven, Mr. and The fur-trimmed red velvet robe Mrs. Robert Fleck, Mrs. Verne Hampton Beach's PHARMACY Since 1926 was placed on the new queen’s Grant, Robert Hart, Mr. and! shoulders by other contestants, Mrs. David Junkins. and floral bouquets were pre Also Mr. and Mrs; Donald Just South of the Casino on Ocean Boulevard sented to the winners by Miss Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Chqjrles Nut Priscilla Smith, Miss Coast ter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pat Guard of 19(10. Each of the terson, Mrs. Laura Pittroff, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lasapio, Sgt and Mrs. Frank Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. William Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tobey, and James Wicks, Jr. Program chairman for the affair was Herbert Babkirk, and James Wicks served as caller for dances after the graduation ceremonies. wtbtni -DEATHS- MRS CECILE M. STAPLES I Mrs. Cecile M. Staples, 62, wife of Carl Staples, owner of Stuples Hardware store at 16 B street, died suddenly at the Exeter Hospital Tuesday morn ing. The couple have been in business at Hampton Beach for eight years. Funeral services will be held from the Sturgis Funeral Home, Hampton, at 8:30 a. ra. on Tnursday morning. The serv ice will be followed by a high FERNCROFT Mass of Requiem at 9 u.m. from “A ” STREET RECREATION CENTER Our Lady of the Miraculous TEL. 6-3410 Medal church, Hampton. 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