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Hampton Beach's PHARMACY Since 1926 Was Placed on the New Queen’S Grant, Robert Hart, Mr ( ullSrflI LrC^i’ s day.notified Abbot the DratCt»a \s ^ IS• t ^c C \rCH r **..ft tion tJ,atfired fromhad 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 (offThe 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 fishingd bybled Frank boat ownedJ. ' ^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. an<I was sponsored in the contest by Roy Parsons anc John O’Connell, president of Son of Hampton. he group, welcomed the mem. Having placed second in the Miss Hampton Beach ers and guests on behalf of contest several weeks ago. she was again one of thi ie police departments of favorites of the audience each time she appeared or ampton, North Hampton and | HamptonU m — 17Falls. * * stage, wearing an attractive white silk jersey bathing I suit which accented her lovely tan skin and beautifil Committee me blonde hair. Miss Gustavson will be a sophomore at ball were Georg Jackson College, Medford, Mass., this year, majoring ir ets, William Dc treasurer. Willia elementary education. program, Roland For the first time, two Hampton girls were among drew Maguire the five finalists in one of thes? Miss New England c ri­ Robinson, editor tes ts. Miss Jonnye McLeod, 16. who was named Mi*» r RECREATION gram and Sgts. Personality and was tr finalist in the Miss Hampton CENTER and Jon Lovejoy, Beach contest, and Miss Barbara Warner, 16. were each tel. 6-3410 men. given acclaim for their beauty by the audience and HAMPTON BEACH judges. Both girls will be seniors at Winnacunnet High opEN YEAR ROUMn school this year. First runner-up to t\e queen was Miss Su Su Smith, 21. Newton I’pper Falls. Mass., who was crowned Miss Coast Guard two weeks ago in Xewburyport and v as IS OUR BUSINESS third place winner in the Miss Hampton Beach contest this year. A professional model, working in Boston and With New* York, she is a 5 7” beauty, 37-24-37, and was spon­ sored by the Casino Ballroom. Automatic Pinsetters ouse Third place winner was another Massachusetts girl, 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. 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