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Dancing under the stars forstruction at the North Hamp the fifteenth consecutive sea- ton Town Hall. Other loca son will get underway at the officers include Mrs. Winnii ☆ JULY 2-8 LES & LARRY ELGART FACE PORTION Hampton Beach State Park on Jaques, secretary, and Ernes Friday, July 2, according to Brown member-at-large. Othe and His Orchestra an announcement made recent- members of the executivi ly by officials of the Seacoast board include persons f ro n STATE O’ MAINE Region Square Dance associ- Dover, Durham, Stratham, Ro ation. Chester, Newton, N. H., an< and His Orchestra Lean - Meaty CHICKEN Jack O'Leary will be the in- Newbury, Mass. itial caller for the 10 week ------CENTER CUT BREASTS series of dances beginning at # FEATURING: Mn’;)SHe is from Sprinp‘ ■ eenage r ash ion VEAL CUTLETS 69< Other callers include some FRANK SIN A TRA JR. returning veterans from pre- O ibU tt Jl*s\ I J vious years a s . well as some THE PIED PIPERS & HELEN FOREST 3 Pound Box $1.79 newcomers. Listed to head the This summer, beach visitor Machine square dancing as scheduled will be treated to two fashioi McCormick Block to serve as callers are Joe Ca- shows. Sliced sev of Dover and Dick Leger On Sunday evening, July 11 P E P P E R PASTR0MI of Warren, Rhode Island. Call- beginning at 7 p.m., Terri Hein; 4 oz. 43c ers f r o m Massachusetts in- °f Amesbury, Mass., will re elude Jim Mayo, Ralph Low- turn to the beach to head j THICK RIBBED ell, Dick Steele. Charlie Bald- teenage fashion show. Many o The Winners of 1964 Playboys All-Star Poll win, John Hendron, Paul the latest teen fashions fron CORKED BEEF Pratt and Eddie Vieira. dresses to swim suits will b< Ansel I Palmer of Hampton Parade at the Sea SM1 stag€ FRESHLY MADE COLUMBIA GEM is president of the group which Later in the summer on Julj POTATO only recently completed ci 30, also beginning at 7 pjn. LIVERWURST course of classes in adult in- Miss Heinz will again bring he, (BY THE CHUNK) SALAD DENNIS BONED AMERICAN DRY MADE TO ORDER CHICKEN Different Varieties Cafe Societies Favorite Band 11 Ox. JAR SAVE 56c Cor. Ocean Blvd. A T St SAVE 30c
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H twisting in their bird cages to the music of H»» Ravens from Black Pool, England. 28 Railroad Ave., 270 Ocean Boulevard n**r to the police station. PAGE 5 Visit Beautiful m S— r Theatre Opens For Third Fuller Cardens the last century, opening July BOAT TRIPS attending lectures and rece.v- To The M ! Looking for an attractive Although it isn’t exactly P-l,i utV “r repertory troupe j,.g college credit for a unique Voltaire’s “Candice” in a new place to visit during your stay f ,he “strew haf email,. the summer thea- theater course. ,iff adaption "not recommended for in the Seaconst region? Isles Of Shoals Inivcrsity of Now Han,psh.ro d.fferatrom^ ^ ^ ^ of The plays are scheduled ditt children." opening July 30- The beautiful, privately own. [ ummer Theater enters _ torg are also students, erently, too. Instead of mount • The Rivals” by Sheridan, on the new VIKING ing one production for a week ed gardens of the late Gov. I lird season with a $»7.ablt nP - — opening August 6. the famous ernor of Massachusetts, Alvic L Ceres Whorf (eg Market Street) Portsmcj'S, N. H or so. tl.e UNH Summer Thea co rn e d v which created Mrs. Mnl- ter schedules a different play T. Fuller, located on a quaint, * Tel. 436-7927 aprop and a new word u. the care S3.50 Round Trip, Children $2.50 each night. narrow street at Little Boar* 1 The performances are Mag* English language. Head are open to the public. I Leave Portsmouth i 1:00 a.m., 5:10 p.m. Single performance tickets To reach the area take the i Saturday 11 :C0 a.m., 2:40 p.m., 5:40 p m. gered to enable a season tic are priced at $1-50, with a sea ket-holder to see all four pro first left off Route 1-A after son ticket for four plays cost passing 101D. The gardens fea. ■ CASINO ductions by choosing one par ing $1. All evening perform ticular night of the week as ances are scheduled at 8:14 p.ni. ture roses and other summer I BALLROOM “theater night” through tfie in the Hennessy Theater, Paul long blooms. t . v. summer. Arts Center. A shaded Japanese type1 Four evening productions and A children’s production of garden pool at the rear of I a children’s matinee are on the COMING EVENTS “Toad of Toad Hall” bv A. A. the garden features flowering » TIDAL WAY ES, rock and roll group from Sanford, Maine, entertained recently at the Sea Rentals schedule this summer. The eve shrubs, bulbs, an old foot) Shell. Shown above are Don Smith, Steve Penney, Walt .Marston and Bill Silliker. ning productions include: Milne is scheduled at 10 a.m. DAY-WEEK - MONTH and 2 p.m. August 14, 21 and bridge and a tiny waterfall. Photo by Elliot Shakespeare’s "Othello.” open The main garden is dec-f ing Ally 22 with an opportunity 28. This production is not in JUNE 28th cluded in the season ticket. orated with statuary from the i the beach to hear the group for the audience to meet the four corners of the earth. I entertain from the stage of cast members after the perfor Tidal Waves Entertain Beach The UNH Summer Theater i3 While enroute to the Fuller | the Sea Shell. Downer Appliance Co ROCKING RAMRODS mance. under the direction of John C. gardens another famous road-1 In a surprise visit to Hamp Waves, a rock and roll group The group has been play- “Fashion” by Anna Cora Mo- Edwards, associate professor of side flower garden may be ton Beach last Friday after from Sanford. Maine, enter I ing together for approximate watt. a satiric American play of speech and drama. seen on Route 1-A north of noon, June 25, the Tidal tained a large group at the ly 15 months and have per S22 lofayette Road the old fish houses. Sea Shell. formed over a wide area. JULY 2nd Under the personal manage Don Smith took the lead IN ment of Sandy MacDonald of part with Steve Tenney .bass, Dover, the group visited the Walt Marston. singing and Hampton, N. H. 1ST RECORD HOP beach and performed for ap carrying the rhythm and Bill Hampton, New Hampshire Event Schedule MANCHESTER 926-2340 or 926-8100 NEW ENGLAND’S FINEST SUMMER THEATRE proximately 30 minutes. A Silliker on the drums. T he Friday, July 2 — Square! WHERE NEW CAR PRICES large group of persons, old group went thruogh its own Dancing under Stars, Harnp-I and young alike, flocked off routine of songs. JULY 7th JEAN KERR’s ton Beach State Park. NOW START GALA Seventeenth Comedy hit Monday. July 5 — Calis-1 BELOW $1250 • N. H. LOBSTER COMPANY THE BEACH BOYS Season Opening thenics, 10:30 a.m. and every < M A R Y M ARY week day. •FIAT Good 2 Dr., fully ecuipped Talent Registrations Slow June 26th thru July 3rd L LOBSTER POUND Monday, July 5 — Talent If you desire to enter any Show. 7 p.m. Talent show registrations Reservations 926-3073 Curtain 8:40 have been slow coming in this of the contests throughout the AND Scole of Prices: Mon. thru Fri., $3.10; 2.90, 2.50. Sat. $3.30. 3.10, 2.90 Wednesday, July 7 — Fire-j summer, you are asked to reg (Coats and Ties Required! year. Matinee Wed at 2:30 All Seats Reserved — $1.80 works, 9:10 p.m. ister at the Hampton B?ach FISH MARKET Next Week: The Huricane of Hilarity Coming, July 11 — Teenaga All those persons who have any type of amateur talent Chamber of Commerce office “SEND ME NO FLOWERS” Fashion Show. Alive • Boiled To Order and who are interested in com with production Manager Hen peting in the Monday even ry’ Hamel. Even if you do not Foot of Bridge at Smith & Gilmore Whcrf ing Talent Shows are urged wish to compete until later in to sign up at the Chamber of the summer you are urged to Lifeguards Commerce office. sign up early. Native Lobsters. Clams and Fish Just about any type of tal Trophies are given to t h winners and small prizes go Snort New ent from singing to dancing Visitors Welea rr»e is accepted. There a r e tw o to the runners-up in each di FRESH DAILY groups with those persons up vision. Winners in each group QUALITY UNSURPASSED ’Bright Look* through 13 competing in the are asked to return for the C ■ junior division and those 14 finals held at the end of the Telephone (Hampton) 926-3424 Head Lifeguard Dan Ston? | SAAB and up in the senior division year. was busy during the past week ’ outfitting his 11 guards with | the “new look”. ALPINE • FIAT The guards during the past week were issued bright or-1 ange bathing trunks. The newt TRIUMPH AMERICAN IHTEftrtMlONAl M suits are lettered down the! ••••«•••« %xmi • ...... its where ihe sides with the words “guard”. I FRANKIE AVALOH HESmeet M M • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • The new colors make the B L the SHE S ACCLAIMED DWAYNE HICKMAN guards readily distinguishable \ WEATERVILLE, U. S. A. on SKIS as for great distances. The color f DEBORAH is similar to that used by po- \ WALLEY ' Walt Disney’s lice officers and in the vari- : ...... ous branches of the armed ser the most unusual store in New Hampshire Hear LESLEY greatest achievement! vice wherein it is necessary [ 60R£ sod UMfS BROWN that certain individuals be j 35 New Imports \ ung men made to stand out. 100 Used Cars ROBERTO. SWEATERS and SPORTSWEAR newest 75 New Olds ^ - N * ^ HITS! Persons in distres at Hamp- j LEWIS. QUALITY REPAIR ton Beach or those seeing oth- j ers in distress should be able CALL 623-8015 For The Entire Family to spot the guards quickly in 8 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY the future. Monday - Friday ’’YOU KNOW YOU SAVE — Julie Andrews-Dick Van Dyke Large Parts Dept. David Tomlinson -Glynis Johns Domestic and Imports YOU KNOW IT’S QUALITY” Their R lfe N E W 33rd SEASON TECHNICOLOR* 0 MERRIMACK Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 A.M. to 1C F.M. ALL-WILD {O'?*# C#l I t+vm M <»•« /y>,/| OPENS STREET GARAGE Air-Conditioned Free Parking full-length feature 40 - 56 Merrimack St. ‘ Shows: 1 - 7 - 9:30 Mon. Eve., July 5th In the Heart of
______Downtown Manchester EVE ARDEN Also: Please Visit our GALLERY OF ORIGINAL Factory Store In GRAPHIC ART Portsmouth Mills — COMING — BEEKMAN PLACE Selection of woodcuts, etchings, ond lithographs. Maplewood Avenue Portsmouth, N. H. lM VYjo\HSTHe “ IN HARM’S W A Y” Comedy by Samuel Taylor from $12 to $250 From Hampton Confer proceed North on Abo Starring BROOKS WEST By Buffet, Minomi, Gunther, Hil How to Reach Roufc 1 Use Portsmouth by-pass a* if to YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE Ev#i: Mon.-Sal.. 0:40 aire, Summers, Creo, Schreiber, 90 fo Maine. Just before Toll Bridge use fTAWttHO tmconwahoefunn Mots: Wed. & Friday 2:45 Gilet, Cyril, Koppelmon, Silver- Sweaterville, U.S.A. overposs lo reverse direction. Proceed 200 TEL 645-5511 man, Doris Lect, etc. yards left on Maplewood Avenue. Id uiMtHAli'S NAVY CREW A UNIVERSAL PICTURE “HARLOW” Gallery Open 'Til 8 P.M. Weekdays - 'Til 5:30 Sat. All Depts. Closed Sundays r will he finding pftrnlleljs^T- e rrv °wri ">**-r>a*e_pn„jhly ^ ^ PA G E 7 J fiyibarmssment. The wh0h! ^ s ^ 6 THt 5H U t r iA v c n is (rood. wholesome humor , Tnce at the under the careful dlrerfi,, ^ 131 Lofoyette Rd., U S. 1, No Hemp “Mary, Mary” is merry, mer Louis Beaehncr moves ani0o«,J Cancellation Shoes, Famous B ry! The 17th season at the Hampton Playhouse opened gai n excellent and mnintains its rapid p U.H 1 — DISCOUNT PRICES - th e . girl in T h e p o s h apartment Setti U/N" Tu*i Wed. Thun, Sot. 10 om-5:30 pm ly this week with Jean Kerr’s arital pro- designed by Robert VerO wtitty, wacky comedy which abundance moes puts the play in i| provides an evening of light- frame of reference. ^ but tasty-fun that is just right for a summer viewing. It con s starter. “Mary, Mary" can l,o ^ Early American tains no great issues-no de enchanting top recommendation for i f . pressing prohlems-no morbid vs with so ny evening of light entertar sex-deviation. "Mary. Mary” is ns and din- ment. clear, straight-forward comedy Fine Furniture with lots of fast patter that generates a sea of laughter in SHOWROOM 8. GIFT SHOPPE every act. indcrofted in our own workshops on *he c*er?ises. From small occasional pieces to full room suite Anyone who has been exposed to Jean Kerr’s writings, such Kings to wn Wo odwo rk ing as “Please, Don’t Eat The Dais SAT., JULY 10 ies”, is familiar with her for HOME OF ANCESTRY PINE mat. She takes the everyday 10:30 A. M. ationers Welcome - 20 minutes from Hcmp*on Beach happenings of home and house hold and sees all the funn y ROUTE 125 KINGSTON, N. H. things in situations that might seem pretty commonplace. She Baptist Meeting House exposes uhe» reader—in this case, the play viewer—to him cunnet Road Hampton, N. H DURKEE'S American Legion self. 30 GAME PARTY IGA FOODLINER “Mary, Mary” takes its plot from a marital mix up in which a couple in the process of a Route 1 - divorce are brought innocently
together to settle some ques 8 I , LAFAYETTE ROAD tions about income tax only to Just South of Hampton Falls Line Grange Hall discover that the situations NOW SHOWING Thru July 13th HIGH STREET, HAMPTON that brought about the divorce were pretty silly—and, as you FRIDAYS 7:30 P.M. might expect—remary. j The most delightful Save On Our EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Big Specials — Door Prizes A new leading lady at the entertainment i Plenty of Free Parking Hampton Playhouse this sea i ' son unveils her talents in the of your life! FREE BUSSES FROM BEACH title role of Mary. Rue Mc- f * Clanahan sparkles through the *r%iuAaSsNf?C Quality Guaranteed the HIGHEST clever dialogue giving and tak ing repartee like a quick-hand- ed, sure-footed fencer that sticks the point home time after ACRES OF MEATS CUT TO ORDER ! time. Miss MeClanahan. in her See What You Buy! DISPLAYED UNWRAPPED. dehut. shows great promise FREE PARKING! and a depth of talent that will On U.S. Route 1, 2 Miles South of Hampton Center ★ make her a strong addition to s,.™, JULIE ANDREWS • DICK VAN DYKE CAR “HOP” SERVICE FRESH MEATS ★ DAIRY PRODUCTS ★BABY FOOD DEPT. the Playhouse staff. SHOWN AT 8:45 EACH NITE — In Technicolor ★ SMOKED MEATS ★ ORCHARD FRESH FRUITS Adults $1.50 — Children 75c (6 to 11 years) ★ GROCERY DEPT. 'Pockets ★ DELICATESSEN Mr i 1 c f Opposite her, the comic tal A ll CHILDREN UNDER 6 YEARS OLD FREE I ★ GARDEN VEGETABLES ★ BARBECUE DEPT. ★ COOKED MEATS ents of Ian Sullivan provided PLUS ADDED FEATURETTE ★ FROZEN FOOD DEPT. ★ COSMETICS & DRUGS a. perfect target for the verbal r * AND SCORES OF ALLIED DEPT’S bards of his ex-wife. He plays the abused husband with great : assurance and the final scene when he is under the influence L IS TECHNICOLOR of an accidental over-dose of Come Eorly - Box sleeping pills is a masterpiece of comedy. U.S. G o v’t. CIGARETTES, ALES, GRADE “ A " A welcome returnee to the Hamptlin Playhouse after a BEERS AT LOWER OVEN-READY “YOUNG HEN 99 four year absence is Tom Wil LINCOLN FRUIT son from down Texas way who N. H. PRICES ! is cast in the supporting role of movie idol, Dirk Winston. DRINKS agfagMi 11 / i ' ■ TURKEYS Whenever you take a leading • *11 H fy * ! man and put him in a support g V ’. .♦ - _ . „ - * jy ij ing role you give immeasurable ( S c v s 1 7 c) v.:*» c c strength to your cast. Tom Wil ■ V y •* I f * son does iust that to “Mary, (10-14 lb. Sizes) Mary”. Hi? portrayal of the i "aging” screen idol was incisive lb. Vi Gallon and brilliant. DEEP SEA FISHING The. versatile Richard Kenne COME AS YOU ARE, dy. who shines most brightly una ° a,F ^'"'shed — Radio Telephones FROM on witty dialogue, gives a re BEACH COTTAGE fulgent performance as the law PARTY BOATS “LARGE SIZE” FIERY RED RIPE yer. Kennedy can always add Leov. Hamplon Rivo, Doily BOO AM. ond 1-30 PM TO IG A CALIFORNIA a gesture or a facial expres OUTBOARDS & ROW BOATS*FOR*RENT^— FREEPARKING sion to a funny line that seems i > «>•!■ M CUTTING to greetly increase the Smith & Gilmore Pier CANTALOUPES Hampion Beach ______Tel, 926-3503 WATER BIG giant C c HAMPTON BEACH MARINA J ib. MELONS b a g ib. Ocean Elvd, Hampton Beach shworth Av^ond'oceon B •arine gasoline and diesel fu.i louachin9 'amp — slip m talf ~ AUTO REPAIRS nd motor repairs and sloracie mor,^« hardware and paint — =>oJ ®e parking. P'upeller and shaft ropoir service S^orcge end Rood Service Arthur Bickford t Son 1965 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR9 ome good buys on u j l MORE PEOPLE THAN EVER ARE SHOPPING AT IGA Tel. 926-3338 "i°y o safe and h m p L b o T °nd ouH)<>0,d motors. U l us KMp *•' •orge A. Smith Mr,** boo,,n9 **o*On. PAGE 9 PAGE a Beach Is Center For Fresh, Salt Water Fishing Whether you are a fresh water or salt water fisherman, air- next Tuesday, aftrr a Hampton Beach can be youz hcl lay weekend on the water. headquarters. Ve c offered to the nations Most prominent in the im a, oxiroately eight million mediate area is the salt wa nn. I boat owners by the Ame- ter fishing but close at hand nt n Red Cross today, on the are many species of fresh wa evt of National Safe Boating ter fish just waiting for the Wt k, beginning Sunday. fishermen. •Toward F- Camp. Jr., SaU*- According to the pamphlet, \\ Erector of the 16-state Rod “New Hampshire Hunting and / . .c TTnatprn A m . offered NORTH HAMPTON Fishing” issued by the state LINCOLN STREET, EXETER department of Economic De and velopment, the favorite rod- Blueberries STORE HOURS and - reel fish include tuna, NORTH HAMPTON VILLAGE striped bass, mackerel, harbor pollock, and larger sea pollock. SHOPPING CENTER There are also cod, haddock, OPEN EVERY NITE ’TIL 9 cusk, hake, and other species. Corner Lafayette Road and Flounders are abundant in the . Whether your boat is harbors and rivers, and cun- pc? ered by sail, outboard or in- Atlantic Avenue Sunday, July 4—10 am - 7 | ners are taken either off the bw.rd motor, equip it with such rocks and piers or from boats. safety equipment as n life jac- SPECIALS FOR WEEK OF At Hampton River and Sea- ke: for every passenger, an- Monday, July 5 — 9 am - 9 | brook Harbor as well as many ch: *, >ars, boat hook, extra other spots in the seacoast line, fire extinguisher, tool kit, JUNE 30 thru JULY 5 area scheduled party boats and an fir.t aid kit. Running lights charter boats are available for are a • must" for operation at deep sea fishing. Small boats may also be rented. Don’t overload. Keep pas No licenses are required for se rers down to a safe number. salt water fishing but you do 4. Don’t overpower the boat. need a license for oysters, To r dealer can tell you the clams and smelt fishing. sa - site motor for it. Some of the fresh water fish 5. Check U-S. Weather Bu- available are landlocked sal it i forcasts before taking mon and Lake Trout, Golden bor: on open water. If you’re Trout, Splake Trout, Bass, go'-.g far, take a transistor ra Pickerel, Yellow Perch, Horn dio along to keep you posted ed Pout, Sunfish, White Perch or the weather. Whitefish and others. c. Don’t smoke while refuel- Further information may be '. If you’re caught in a obtained at the H am p tom severe storm, it would be ad Beach Chamber of Commerce STEAK Office. visable for everyone to wear lif-? jeckets. 3 ay with your boat if it en~d7.es — it will usually float even though filled with water. Exceptions are if the boat is ir heavy surf or dangearously STEAK nerr a waterfall or dam, or if th* water is very cold. Then w* r life jackets before attemp ting to swim. Che Red Cross is one of 17 Tutorial organizations- repre sented on the committee that sr nsors National Safe* Boating V cOl CHEESE RAYMOND 9 Varieties White - Colored - Swiss - Pimento and it scorns only reasonable PAGE T1 that a special part of the beach The Collins could be sot aside for the many Sign lip For Band Concerts guys who like to surf. The beat spot I would say would be i^ MARTY'S back of Boar’s Head way up Beauty Contest Now Dailv AND w around the bend. We have not Production Manager of the1 seen girls riding the surf yet The annual Hampton Beach BEEF HOUSE DICK COLLINS Hampton Beach Chamber of Concert Band concerts got un but that no doubt will come. It TRACTOR CO. Commerce Henry Hamel return derway at 4 p.m. Saturday af "G id get" could do it, I gues3 ed to work this week for the WHERE THE MEATS YOU 6UY ternoon, June with Stan APE SURE TO SATISFY the local girls can do it. But it RIDING LAWN MOWERS NEW & USED summer months. He will be Bednarz directing. will he fun to watch the girls busy during the coming days This is the second consecu HIGH ST. HAMPTON CErtfE? trying to master the board. Simplicity, Bolens and International Trectors Engine Parts For All Makes [ lining up the various shows for tive year Mr. Bednarz is at the Persons desiring to look into We see in our tour of Hamp the upcoming performances. helm of the local band. He is Hampton’s past may get in ton that it has a brand new ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF Registrations have already the music instructor at Winna- FRESH KILLED formation concerning t h e s e fire engine. But that siren WOW NURSERY TREES, SHRUBS AND EVERGREENS ' started to come in for the an-! cunnet High School in Hampton places of interest from the what a noise. GARDEN SUPPLIES, GRASS SEED AND FERTILIZERS | nual Miss Hampton Beach and also the Seabrook Elemen GRADE A Chamber of Commerce infor Beauty ContOFt, 19th such show, And now tjp check the C.I.A, TEL. 622-9281 tary School. He resides in North mation booth in the Sea Shell- 192 Mammoth Road Manchester, N. H held at Hampton Beach. Ap Hampton, N.H. One of the “musts” on the file: Andy Cury says “I know proximately 40 girls from The 14 piece band will play CHICKENS a Place*’; to certain girls nam list for any local area visitor around the nation will vie for throughout the week. Sunday BROILING ed Kim and Tracy "Once in a the coveted spot of Miss Hamp- concerts will be held at 2, 4, 7 is the small but compact and Lifetime”; and Pat Fuller say5 BARBEOUEING interesting Tuck Museum lo (ton Beach now held by a local and 8:30 p.m. There will be no FRYING “Dream on Little Dreamer.” CHAR BROILED cated at Tuck Memorial Ath lass, Miss She.iJa Scott. band concerts on Mondays. ROASTING letic Field on Park Ave. in A final thought: Most auto Girls who are interested in Weekdays will find the. hand Humpton Center. Within the participating in the July 20 playing at 4. 7 and 8:30 p.m. accidents happen on Saturday | contest are asked to contact U.S. CHOICE Serving Italian & American Foods building one will find docu and Sunday. So its a great life The band is comprised of ments and household furnish Mr. Hamel at the chamber of members playing most of the N. Y. SIRLOIN STEAK if you don’t weekend. See you commerce office. He will hove ings as well as farming im major hand instruments and Luncheons — Dinners next week. all the information and regis i plays a variety of music from All Center Cuts 99c lb. plements many of which date R . 0* L . tration blanks. Pictures of past 1 classical to popular. Visitors • Ample Free Parking back to late Colonial periods. contests are also available for are invited to attend the con OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY The building is open to the STEAK showing at this office. Mr. Ha certs We. came across Miss New WILNACUNNET ROAD HAMPTON BEACH public certain days of the week mel will be glad to show these and is free of charge. England 19G-4-G5 working once to interested girls. Located adjacent to the Tuck again at Garlands and this will Irrformol dining with the gourmet touch ! be her fourth year. Her name, Museum is the one room school HAMPTON BEACH Allens Steak House AT EXETER IN N ’S NEW FACTORS, LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT museum. This school was used Dianne Hi Von. a real doll! Di Free Bulletins in Hampton from 1835 to a- anne it attending Lowell State BEAUTY SALON bout 1920 and contains desks, and this is her third year there. Formerly the Red Feather 30LENS - TORO - JAR1 1 ASHWORTH AVE On Request books, maps and other educa After leaving the beach this Charcoal Den ROOF ROTARY MOWERS tional lore of the Hampton LAFAYETTE RD., RT. 1 SALISBURY, MASS. area during the 18th and early Miss Essex County, along with 926-5441 From Extension The finest steaks and chops eharcocl-broifed MOTT HAMMER KNIFE MOWERS 19th century. a lot of “loot”. Dianne has men to your individual taste over an open heerh. Some of the other places of tioned that she has her own WITH OR WITHOUT The Rockingham County Ex IRRIGATION - SPRAYERS “Personal Manager.” There arc tension Service has a large co- • FRIDAY NIGHT SEAFOOD SMCRGASBORI local interest historically in APPOINTMENT clude Founder’s Park located not many beauty contest win j lection of free bulletins avail S3.50 per person McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS off Park Avenue and Landing ners that I recall that have able on request from county Road and opposite Tuck Mu looks, the glamour and the ti Seabrook Beach residents. The office is located • SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET S3.50 per person tle and have not lost their at fil Water Street in Exeter, seum. This park is dedicated • DINING ON THE TERRACE to Rev. Stephen Bachiler and humility. Along with her school N.H. Dianne works with the men A reader may come in and • PINE ROOM LOUNGE - OPEN NIGHTLY those founding families of browse or may send by mail DUNBAR COMPANY Hampton. tally retarded children in the Supermarket Lowell area. She now wants for Extesion Bulletins. Home 4 IV. Hale Ave. Manchester, N. H. 623-7153 to spend a little time- during A One Stop Shopping Spot makers are asking currently the summer working in this; Carrying a complete line of Meats, Frozen roods for material on freezing fruits area with some of the children, Boats Leave Produce, Groceries, Toys, Sundries & Beer & Ale and vegetables, fish, poultry that are mentally ill. I think 8 A M. and 1 P.M canning, household insect con that you will find a lot of peo trol, hat control, and stain re- ple. walking around that sure I moval. There are three new may need a lot of help here at Mac's Clam Bar Extension bulletins this month: the beach Dianne. By the way Lilac Culture by Dr. Owen Ro SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST gers. Understanding Life In EXETER. N. H. Have you noticed the new Miss Higson is a member of TEL 772-5cC 1 Wednesday Night Fishing Cooked to Take Out surance for the Family. sign and new look at the John CAVE, I hop® you got your ID 5 :3 0 ’Til Dork C. White Memorial Playground Card Dianne. Speaking of CAVE, their beach party was Seabrook End of Both Located at: at the southerly end of the Hampton Bridge Sea Shell? rained out a few weeks ago no OCEAN BLVD. SEABROOK BEACH One of the most popular doubt the group will try again. Seabrook Beach, N. H spots on the beach for many Tickets Sold At A couple of days ago we Orange and Green Building years, the Hampton Beach Pre- cinct Commissioners have each watched the surf board riders Tel. GRover 4-3461 SALISBURY D R IV E -IN THEATRE SALISBURY, MASS. | year endeavored improve ROUTE 1A, BEACH ROAD □ $1,800 □ $2,500 □$3,000 and revamp the playground TEL. 465-0952 making it one of the best in NOW PLAYING THRU JULY 6 □ $3,500 □$4,000 □ $4,500 the area. During the past win We extend an inaction to vacationer* to visit Northern New England's Mode in the City of Love, Poris, ond Bovaria The C-ty of cleaiure. ter a special fence was erect Largest Exclusive Imported Automobile Dealership. DON'T MISS THESE TWO SIZZIERS □ $9,000 □ and more ed around the outside of the area keeping the blowing sam D GIRLS Jurt oViQok the amount of extra cash you can put To out. A new sign has been 2ND SMASH HIT — good use right now. You may borrow any amount up erected and a new attendant's THE WORLD WITHOUT SHAME to $5,000 — or even more—whether your home I* booth installed. The playground is open in BMW ADULTS ONLY — No Children On This One paid for or not. Seaboard Acceptance wilt arrange July from 9 a.m. to 8p.m. and Austin Healey - MG Admission Adults $1.25 payments to fit your budget You'll be surprised et m August from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mercedes Benz - Jaguar Starts Wed., July 7 — 2 Thrillers how small they are. It is closed on rainv dav« it Maserati - Porsche Rover Just fill In the coupon and bring It In or mafl R tor THE PRICE IS FRIGHT AT THE 557 Second Street Tel. 625-8908 ACK STAMP MOHSTER BIZARRt: SERB0RRD RGCEPTRNCE COMPANY. * ___mm. v ______. T k a Ox!#* O l O n « ! 1 MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE P'ayground was estab 36 Hanover Street lished in mem„ry of two well She Turks It Lives known Hampton Beach busi Screaming ness pioneers, John C. White STAMPS', y Again To Whit*J°f" DUhdley' Dudle>' “nd Flesh * Ktu Again! white furnished the finances Into / Phone 625-9766 and actually helped the Hamp DANIEL C. CAMP8ELL. PROP Stone! * ton Beach Volunteer Fire D e partment construct the plav- ground. 1 • In 1933 "Daddy" Ashworth LOUGHLIN BOTTLING CO F- e time and money to de- Add TOM a!lvP tH,S ™°dern’ Profession- Native & Western Lumber all> supervised, public Service PETItTPHS, 601 Islington Street, Portsmouth facility. The Memorial p|av- cacti / ^ II Pound is now under the s'u- Manchester Road (Rt. 101) SETS,.,* ^mpton Raymond, N. H ffCMBCOPl •TfCHIICOlMf DUPONT COMING: “MARY POPPINS PAINTS Phone 895-2791 DUPONT PAINTS PAGE 13 PAGE 12 Aid Society DOROTHE’ e w For Change Pace Visit Rye m a t e r n it y f a s h io n s bathing suits — SH0RT* D irector 1 Pc lingerie*. Siiei 6-44 P*1'1' Contoocook. Kearsarge in Wilmot Flat by Albert E. Chieoine has been Tel. 436-1602 WILD GOOSE $180,837 Approved For The project will include com- Community Builders of Canter )12 Stale S» Portiinouth. N. H. appointed Executive Director bury. A total of $11,753 is in- of the New Hampshire Child, plete landscaping of the PARTY BOAT grounds, cutting of vistas and Several projects are under- ren’s Aid Society, .John R. Mo. volved. Lone, Jr.. President of the Tel. 436-4462 State Park Construction foot trails in the summit area, will do the road work; the Fish way as part of the annual main Board of Directors announced Fishing Trip tenance program by the trail “SINGING MACS” An additional $180,83? has Lancaster, White Lake in Tam- and Game Department's spe today. 8 A.M - 1 P M. - $3.75 construction crew, headed by been allotted for improvements worth, Rye Harbor in Rye, and cial crew will install the water Chieoine will assume his du. Weekday Cruise system. Austin Macaulay, at Franconia SUGAR SHACK ties on September and expansion of state parks Wilmot Flat raises the total 2:15 P M. $2.50 under the $9 million bond issue At Rye Harbor State Park, Notch State Park. Bond issue amount of current projects to a new water system, cutouts Weekend Fishing adopted in 1961 for recreation $1,747,171, Robert E. Sullivan, a wood framV shelter and toilet SNO-KONES POP CORN along the entrance road, and All Day $7.00 al expansion upon recommenda building, will be erected in the engineer for the Department repairs to a stone observation BEACH SUPPLIES WHITTIER Fireworks Cruise Wed. Night tion of then Governor Powell. of Resources and Economic De Ragged Neck section by the C GIFTS A SOUVENIRS tower. HOT TOP CO. Rye Harbor State Pier Construction now underway velopment, said today. and L Construction Company, SUNDRIES at Mt. Prospect State Park in Ir.c.. of Greenland. Total cost Living quarters on the first Telephone Amesbury At Mt. Prospect, $91,069 has floor will be converted to a mu BOOKS A MAGAZINES been allocated for needed reha of the project is $19,235. partially-enclosed shelter build seum, to be developed in coop 388-1123 bilitation of the former man eration with the U.S. Forest 285 Octan Blvd., Hampton Beach sion of John Wingate Weeks. ing and water system will be Service as a memorial for form The contractor is Webster Con installed at Winslow State Park er U.S. Senator Weeks, who RANDALL’S struction Company, Inc., of on the northern slope of Mt. Restaurant was author of the law creating the service and the national forests. T. V. Rentals AT RYE HARBOR A committee, organized to de MARY Special Events Highlight termine the types of museum Specializing in to be created, includes Sena BY DAY OR WEEK tor Weeks' son, former Secre ANNETTE'S TASTY STEAMED CLAMS tary of Commerce Sinclair All Portable Sets 1965 N. H. Summer Season Weeks, Clinton White, editor BEAUTY SALON and Luscious of the Coos County Democrat CONCORD — Summer thea in Gilford July 22-24, and Can in Lancaster, and a Forest Ser - On The Ocean Front - BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER ter, big bicentennial “doings.” terbury townspeople have se vice representative. BOBBIES At White Lake- State Park, GREYSTONE HOTEL DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY was celebrated Friday, June 25. at the Ocean Spray by Spring- Served in a Relaxed Atmosphere antiques and art shows, street lected the last day of the month KIMBALL REAL ESTATE fairs and auctions. as date for their Seventh an $58,780 will be expended for field.. Mass., residents. Picturedrictured leftleit to rightrigm are Scottscon Smith,oniun. celebratingceieoruung hisms fourthluunu birthdaym unuai, Rt. 1A, Rye Beach 964-5502 new service roads in the camp 81 Ocean Blvd., Cor. ‘K’ St. • ^ ... fx 3 n •__r»____ _ ^ ^ • 1 1 -• • « • * ■ All these typical warm sea- nual Country Auction and Fair. Laurie Smith. Pam and Brian Evans, guests and Debbie Smith, celebrating her fifth birth i son events are tumbling all An event of National signif ground. improvements to the beach and picnic area, and a Open Year Round day. Photo by Elliot ; over each other in New Hamp- icance starte on thit same date AVAILABLE 7 DAYS 1 shire now that school's out and — July 31. It’s the National new water distribution system. 17th Season summer is officially here. Horse.shoe Pitching Tourna The State Highway Division Double Birthday Celebrated At Beach funds are not involved. m Granite State For obvious reasons, a para ment at New Hampshire’s All- WALK-IN SERVICE 12 T St., Hampton Beach mount one being that just being American City. Keene. The com They include rebuilding the Their week’s vacation at The son and daughter of and all the fixings. It was top- Ray’s outdoors is pure joy. July and petition continues through Au popular walking trails to Ar 926-2498 Hampton Beach will be doubly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith ped off by perfect Hampton Tel. 926-2359 Fishing Parties August are prime “special gust 10. tist's Bluff and Bald Mountain, remembered by Debbie a n d of Springfield, Mass., enjoyed Beach weather. events” months in the Granite During the asme period. Au regarding and improving walk ing trails throughout the notch, Scott Smith. a double birthdavbirthday nartvparty in I 2 Boats Daily Seafood i State. gust 3-7, the celebrated Fair their honor Friday afternoon, of the New Hampshire League installation of cedar rail fenses The State’s Division of Econ and replacing guard rails at June 25. The family was From Rye Harbor Restaurant of Arts and Crafts will be stag TRACTORS omic Development has selected ed at Mt. Sunapee State Park. the Basin and Echo Lake, and SEE THE 196S spending a weeks vacation at COLONIAL in n GIFT SHOP FOR RESERVATIONS from scores and scores of July improving walking trails in the the Ocean Spray on Ocean | For a complete listing of the NEW SIZE Copt. Mindy Ritter 926-2106 (Rest. Liquor License! i events, a dozen outstanding Basin area. FORD TRACTORS boulevard at the time of the Cap!. Ralph Curtis 483-2723 many, many events being held ones which have special appeal in New Hampshire in the weeks - For winter, the crew is re gala occasion. RT. 1A Rye Beach I because of tradition generally • TOTALLY NEW Jli Ticket Office 964-5303 just ahead, drop a postcard to desinging a section of the Mid 'fod Guests at the party were DISTINCTIVE GIFTS recognized excellence or per dle Cannon Trail to meet official Pam Evans. Brian Evans and j the Calendar Ed.. Division of • MORE ECONOMICAL haps because of their novelty. Economic Development. State width requirements for anti Laurie Smith. The party was Five of them have a birthday cipated F. I. S. try-outs to be EQUIPMENT typical with ice cream, cake, House. Annex. Concord, N.H. tag — celebrations associated 03301. held there in 1966; and apply balloons, plenty of presents BEACHWEAR SOUVENIR! with bicentennials and certainly ing phosphate and seed to need Today’s most advanced THE DUNES MOTOR INN they are a novelty, for a “ten- The calendar may also be ed section of the trail system. COCKTAIL LOUNGE — DINING ROOM niai” comes but once every cen picked up in person at the tury i nthe life of any com Governor’s Visitors’ Center at To improve snow cover, from Farm Tractor Rt. 1_A Rye Beach State Elks FUN N SUN VALUES munity. the State House, or the New 4,000 to 5.000 seedlings and See Them At Tel. 964-5520 Hampshire Vacation Centers in larger spruce and balsam are SEACOAST TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CORP. OCEAN BLVD., BETWEEN “F” AND “G" ST. First of these is a part of Boston, Cleveland, New York being planted along the edge Family Outing Concord’s year-long observance, and Montreal. of ski trails. and the dates are July 4-5 when there’s to be a drum and August 1 bugle corps spectacular, parade, Maurice L. Daniels of Ro CHINESE field day. band concert, and the COOL OFF! OOttt traditional fireworks display. chester, President of the New! AMERICAN Hampshire State. Elks Asso- j STATE MOTORS CARWASI On the final two days of the ciation announced today the : aDINING ROOM month Concord stages its an with an nual sidewalk art show. Why, second annual Family Day Com 275 D. W. HIGHWAY, NORTH m u mittee had been appointed and • Special Luncheons daily 1 1:30 - 3 p.m. sponsors ask, bother to go to Current • Chinese Buffet Wednesdays. to 8:30 p.m. Paris? met recently at Concord Lodge MANCHESTER, N. H. 6 of Elks to organize the affair.! . . . all you con eat only $2.95. • Dinner Dancing Saturday Evenings. In rapid succession, Hopkin- The Family Day Outing, open ton, 9-11; Conftffy, 11-17; and| “fasnionc to all Elks, their families and Reservations suggested. Dividend When in Manchester, give your car a bath • Peg Norton at the Hammond — Wednesday, 1 Bath, 23-25. observe their 200th guests, will be held at Canobie Thursday ond Friday evenings. milestones complete with all ICE CREAM SODA Lake Park, Sunday, August 1 • Take out service. the fixin’s which normally go with activities starting at 11, A RAPID, 5 Minute Car Wash “BATH” Per Annum Route T — Rye, N. H. — Ting-a-Ling 964-5545 with such events. We Make Our Own Ice Cream a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. The summer antiques shows, Robert E. Smith, past exalted | a New Hampshire standby, are RT. 1, RYE, N.H ruler of the local lodge and Open 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sundays 9 tc launched at Wolfeboro July 8- BIG SCOOP on Regular Savings general chairman of the outing 10 and the Swanzey players announced there will be organ- stage the 24th annual revival Accounts ized activities for_ children in HARBORSIDE of the famous American folk all age groups, v.iffi suitable’ drama. “The Old Homestead”, prizes for all contestants. at Swanzey Center's Potash INSURED BY FSLIC, Smith also announced that all Bowl July 9-11. proceeds from the mid-summer Farragut Hotel A. T. NAULT LOBSTER POUND A change of pace is offered ° U.S. Government Agency affair will be used in the chari table work carried on by the WORLD’S FINEST SEAFOODS at Loudon July 10-11 when the Rye Beach, New Hampshire State Association. New Hampshire’s Largest Dealer Sports Car Club of America —iiyimtlidir • DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN Members of the committee stages a regional race at the ^s.sting Smith in formulaU Motorcycles - Motor Scooters - Bicyi new park there. At the other, g the plans include Albert W HARBORSIDE end of the scale, as far as the SWIMMING POOL — COCKTAIL LOUNGE time element is concerned, there’s a “Piscataqua Prom Adjoining an 1 8 Hole Golf Course ^vTcLNa5h,utLodge:, A- Coffin, John A. Huehe* Cha*- HONDA - All models enade” in Durham, Dover, Port * i • * • i • % * * • _-4, m ‘in' E’ Tenney of Con- SCHW SURF SHOP smouth region July 15, which ski ,nH W : EdWaH J - VESPA means an open house tour of Every Room with RALE!' Surfboards and Rentals — Fishing Tackle eight stately old homes which 156 Hanover Street 5 F r f r ^ rm,8nJ W- Mur‘“ u«-'h l a m b r e t t a Tub Shower, Steam Heat, Telephone & Television Manchester, N. H. Tnlhault Water Sports Equipment date back to Colonial days. There's an antiques show at C W Hoitt Ocean Blvd. 436-4287 Rye, N. H. 40 Bridge Street the famous Gunstock Ski Area MANCHESTER, N. H. PAGE T5 proceeding easterly or west the provisions of the ordnance No Fireworks erly on Island Path to stop as shall be guilty of a misde indicated by signs before en meanor and upon conviction duing Brown avenue. T h e shall be liable to a penalty of On F ourth type of stop intersection as not more than $20 for each to size, type, installation and offense. Any vehicle parted in Then- will he no fire method of operation will he works display at Hamp violation to this ordinance subject to the approval of may be ordered towed away ton Beach on Sunday, the Highway Commissioner. July 41 or the? night be by the police at the e-.pense Any person violating any of of the owner. fore. -— r j Chamber of Commerce official* this week an nounced that the first shoot of the season will he , held on the regularly GARLANDS scheduled night, Wednes day. Jilly 7. The fireworks display will begin at 9:10 p.m., VARIETY STORE weather permitting, and will he held on the sand north of the Sea Shell LUNCHES ICE CREAM area. TONICS SUNDRIES Car Trouble? ». EMERGENCY OPEN YEAR ROUND ROAD SERVICE 1. jumbo Brush Curlers OCEAN BOULEVARD & “B” STREET 37c pair CHECKING OUT THE NEW DRAIN PLUG in one of the Don’t Rave,.. rescue surfboards are Head Guard Dan Stone, left, and Ed Reg. $1 N O ! 5 Get Going ... Some were attributing the ped, the people starrea Z'j results to TAR. some to TAP. rive. EXETER'S ether? to C.A.Y.E. while still Traffic was heavy but waa others were thanking the cham- kept flowing in fine fashion by ■ K t »-• * her of commerce. Local and the many police officers oil state police official were get- duty, both local and outside 1 *1 ting a pat on the back. Ir- help. There were the usual AUTOMOBILE 4*. Vlt regardless of how or why it disturbances associated with OPEN happened, the Fourth of July such a large crowd but every- weekend. 1865. was one of where one went this Fourth Mon.-Fri., 8 A.M. - 8 P.M the quietest and most orderly of July 1865 it was the same Saturday 8 A M. - 5 P.M ROW in many years. sound. The crowd was large, espe- “I’ve been coming Ur the cially on Sunday afternoon, as beach for 35 years and this * RELIABILITY thousands of persons jammed is one of the smallest and * QUALITY ★ INTEGRITY the sand to make use of the quiestest crowds I’ve ever nearly perfect weather. But it seen.” was by no means a record “What a difference in the crowd. Saturday's crowd, the people here this year from EXETER NEW CAR DEALERS Good Will is Our Business day before and night before the same time last year.” the actual Fourth was much “There seem to be mora 64 Rambler $2045 64 Chevrolet $2575 4 Dr.. 770 P.B., Auto Irons. 63 Chrysler $2295 62 Buick, Htop $1995 smaller than usual. Several families here this year than Impolc 2 Dr. H.T $.S. p s Newport 64 Ford Galaxie 500 ’65 Rambler American rain showers kept many peo- in past years.” Automatic oper. comole LcSabre. 4 Door. Pwrd. 63 Chevrolet $1645 2 Door H.T. 8, Std. Beige. Conut. 11.000 M iles N«" pie away until late in the af- “Have you noticed the boys 63 Plym., 4 D. Some new car worronly left 4 Dr. S*d. 6 cy| # R4H S|d 64 Plymouth $1795 $1595 '61 Ford, 4 Dr. $1095 Car Warranty. Fully Equip ternoon. After the rains stop- and girls? Most of them are Volionl V-200. 4 Dr. Sedon. Fairlane 500. Pwrd. ped. $500 Savings good, clean cut looking kids.** 62 Rambler, 6 $945 radio, w w., 35,000 63 Peugeot $1095 64 Fairlane 500, 4 Dr. ’64 Corvair Cpe. Auto. I host w»*rc ill actual eom- 4 Dr. S«d. Std., R&H mi. factory warranty left. 63 Olds 88 $2695 Sedan 6 cyl. std., beige. 63 Chevrolet Still has warronty left. 10,000 Miles. New Cat ■ meats heard by the BEACH- 63 Buick Elec. $2795 $1695 4 Dr Fu|l Pvvr. 4 Air Cond 62 Chevrolet $1445 4 Door Warranty. Like New. Warranty. Save many $ 1 00 > < o.MBFK reporter as he chat- 225 Convt. Full power, In- 4 Dr. Sedan 6. outo., RAH '63 Fairlane Wagon ’60 Chev. Impala, V /r‘ ted with several people over elude* window* £, scat. All '61 Dodge 63 Chev, Imp. $2095 8 the extras. Blue, 6 cyl, sld Chrome roof 4 Dr. Hardtop. Loaded. the past weekend. 62 Ford, 4 Dr. $1295 2 Door H T. 2 Dr. Hdtop. Like New. rack & extrot, Reasonable Offor Refused. ■ m BH In the past. Fourth of July ve, oulo., rod.o & heater 63 Chevy || $1345 62 Chev. $S $1995 / ^ weekend has actually "kicked” 4 Door. Sedan Economical 61 Studebaker '59 Thunderbird, H.T. ’59 Rambler American Conv. Cpe. Red. 250 H.P. ’61 Rambler, 6 $745 *tick shift & got toving 6 Wagon Whit*, aqua interior, extro 2 Door. 6 Cyl. Sind. Red ‘ ' • ; - rf the summer beach season 4 Dr. Sedoi. Std., R & H '61 Plymouth $795 (b a n . Economy at $245.00. at Hampton Beach with clos- '62 Plymouth $1595 *60 Olds 88 $1195 day on Labor Day. Al- 61 Pontiac $1045 Valiant 2 Dr. H.T Sti