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Hampton Beach, having gu„g as a guest star and in tglent • contests for four years. He (Continued from Page Three) will be on a one-week vacation Slated Next Thursday annual Hampton Beach King and Queen for 1959 will from the theater where he sings pay, scheduled be staged on the bandstand. eight shows, six days a Week. September 3, prom Miss Susan Elaine Hunt, daugh­ Still'tentative is a concert at one of t ie ter of Mrs. Muriel Hunt of 8 p.m. by the Fabulous Fifteen small fry. Hampton, will be crowned Jun­ Collegians of Lowell, Mass. ior Queen and presented *n The schedule of events is 33 ,,, hiShiieht of the day wi trophy. Richard Kidd, Jr., son follows: of Police Officer and Mrs. Ri-i 10:30 a.m. Sand Castle Contest [• je contest in which chil chard Kidd of Hampton, will be I 2:00 p.m. Kiddies’ Parade r -ill have a chance to dis crowned Junior King. 2:30 Indian Pow Wow P their architectural and W eerjng skills. Chamber of A t 4 p.m. the popular baby 3:30 Coronation show will be held at the band­ 4:00 Baby Show erce officials said th' stand, where the cutest baby 7:00 Paul O’Keefe itest would be televised 8:00 Fifteen Collegians nr. Applications are availabl of every Children’s Day at , at the Chamber office, an. Hampton Beaches the free ice jHAMPTON CENTER) iimlfr of children have en cream for all children through d already. M any others 12 years of age., The ice cream BARBER SHOP e been seen practicing on will be served at the play­ HAIRCUTS 1.15 beach and the competitio: ground, courtesy of the Hamp­ undoubtedly be keen. Ther ACROSS FROM THE STATE PARK CREWCUTS ton Beach Village precinct. be two age divisions wit! or FLATTOPS 1.25 e5 for the winners. The ON STATE PIER The feature attraction during ICH1LDREN d Castle contest is sched- LINES AND BAIT FURNISHED the evening will be the appear­ (u n d er 12) to begin near the band- TOILET FACILITIES ance of eight-year-old Paul O’ Keefe, who is the juvenile star) d at 10:30 a.m. FREE PA R K IN G SAT. in the Broadway production of ore trophies and prizes are SHIP TO SHpRE RADIO Open Daily 8 am-6 pm '‘The Music Man.” Paul will ;jng for the beat entries in MISS NEW ENGLAND occupied one end of the royal float in the Festival parade Saturday with Saturday - 7 pm Morning Trip Phone Afternoon Ti Kiddies Parade, which will her page and court The queen, Marjory Jane Macleod, is sitting in the throne, her page is 8:00 A.M. WA 6-2469 1:30 P.M 4 MASTER BARBERS e from the Ashworth hotel Gerald McGrath, 10, of Jamaica Plain. Mass., and her first lady in waiting is Joan Cole of TWO BOATS: VAUCE G” & “RIC ROC" AIR CONDITIONED the bandstand at 2 p.m. Hull, Mass., center, second place winner in the Miss New England contest. >e3 will be stationed along parade route to select the i decorated rolling toys, expected to take part in the Theatre on the bandstand. The ed “ Rumplestiltskin ” THE HUB O F urnes, etc. All sorts of parade. show, called an Indian Pow Following the variety show the coronation of the Junior HAPPY HAMPTON BEACH , carts, tricycles, bicycles, A t 2:30 p.m. a special chil­ Wow will include Indian lore, EVERYTHING UNDER ons, doll carriages, cos-, dren's show will be presented music, marionettes, magic and CHILDREN’S DAY by the Don Coyote Children’s a full-length puppet show call­ (Continued on Page Two) O N E R O O F bs, and noise - makers are

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Soda Fountain SATU RD AY OR DAY ®linery in this area. Yoi Fried Clam Stand SEPTEMBER 5 DANCE ASHWORTH HOTEL l tota home! From $3.98 to .. f__MoMArini Hampton Beach Snack Bar TED HERBERT Starting A t Midnight September 6 Of Engineers is presently work­ .1 .,lie Mame" Fine Christie. The result: a pleas­ provementsing on a report in looking; both harbors. t o im­ ing, entertaining and amusing butler, Ito, added much to the! I t was amazing to see what - .evening. playhouse W indup l To humor and gaiety of “ Auntie! Boating traffic w ill be increased Mame”. Two other local thes- If You Like Hampton Beach Robert Winkler was able to COn fa r e made in the harbors, Portray the —- 1 V#. 1 If A Auntie Mem'e, £ plans made their debuts: Roger accomPhsh with 18 set changes. Sfrrow safd, and this fact too pillionsBAuntie of Marne” people j,as ];Ve ^.acJe Heaslin M l * T i ------• .1 — gressman Uhesxer i!/. lueiruw S ? T S ahro r * * * $ 2 The young set designer leaned In The Siunn ler has made a strong protest m anr' hugh through J ? i s indicative of the need of keep- ***ane uon- King, as Emory. Iheavily on simple basic illus­ against the proposal of the fritted page, the celluIoid. *be met to Hampton after an ab- - _ i.u- ~1--A- '" " ions and back drops to create Coast Guard to disestablish the ing the station open fid he spoken word o f *l!m s. This dif- Uthers in the gigantic cast the many fast shifts as Auntie lifeboat station at Hampton and You’ll tik e Hampton All Year Round I tkestre. For the ] ast ,the s an actress Z Qre Sally C.ooke» D°ug Rowe, Mame flipped and flitted all replace it with a manned floor­ MARY ANNETTE . oi stature, who can be witVy, T°m Ha?nen‘ I - ot the s^ on a t ‘tJF an be wittv ™om ^annenian, Robert Wink- over the face of the world. cynical and emotionally touch- ler' i * arie Mangan ing. BEAUTY SALON iarot Morton The costuming was colorful and A Friendly Town In a formal statement to the ing and Miss Donnet measured \ e a s t w in d g r a y s t o n e Playhouse, “Auntie rris, Joe Miss Donnet’s many changes Commandant o f the Coast Guard HOTEL HOTEL Hamptonj/sme” will continue t0"bclag Easy Commuting u«p to the challenge with ala- [ , Alfred of clothing were most effective. Mr. Merrow declared that in his 305 Oc«an Blvd. 81 Ocean Blvd crity and deep understanding. j p/casfire to American theatre Sue Mil- to Large Cities opinion there is a growing need Op p Statue Comer "Kn St. pvs with M arie Donnet p]a ' 'Those who go to see “ Auntie An equally starring perform- < e , Ken for the continuation of the sta­ W A 6-3215 Mame” can expect a long eve­ No State Income tion and that it would appear Specializing In All Typai jh the fabulous title role. ance came from a local young- 1 e Silva, Of Beauty Cultures ning of fun and excitement. Tax because o/ the increase in the An a i t i o .„s production ster, Jeffrey Blake, who com- i number o f both commercial and pleteiy captured the hearts of — H LP G ood Scho olsNo Sales Tax Good SchoolsNo ttleatedrhich requires actress 18 scenes to — 1 pleasure boats that there is a the audience in making his I Metropolitan Convenience In a need fo r added Coast Guard ac­ stage debut as Patrick Dennis. I tivities rather than curtailment. -Auntie Mame” - a Suburban Atmosphere young boy to portray Patrick— This lad exhibited a terrific po- 1 Mr. Merrow submitted letters tential for acting with a great to the commandant which he M large supporting ca, t ■ Margaret M. Junkins deal of poise and excellent ✓ § y ■ had received from the Hampton • NEW & USED BOATS straw costumes, it presented AND MOTORS voice projection. A few days Beach Chamber „ of Commerce, a real challenge^ to General • MARINE SUPPLIES 1 A 1 of playing before a live au­ the Board of Selectmen of Managers John Vari and A1 Home Made Candies Hampton and Rye. Each of the • BOAT « MOTOR dience will smooth up his re­ RENTALS communications Merrow men­ actions to audience response Remember the folks back home with a tioned, is evidence of the deep CHIROPRACTOR and The Hampton Playhouse concern felt by the residents of Dr. W . J. LaBarre will launch another star per-1 the area over the proposed box of famous Junkins Candies Office Hours: 1 5 ] former. change. - ' 822 LAFAYETTE ROAD — HAMPTON Mon., Tues.. Fri. Winnacun I Under the fine directing of Merrow also called attention SEE IT 2-4:30 7-9 Road i Edward Greer, order is brought to a resolution calling for a MARINE MARTS Wed. 2-4:30 H°nipfon, l MADE I OCEAN BOULEVARD suryey of Rye and Hampton Rt 1 North Hampton, N. I Sot. 11-2:30 lower boacl out of chaos and many super­ harbors whicli he introduced and Rt. 1 Sooth of Hampton and by (4 min. f, ior bits from supporting actors stated that as a result the Corps On-The-Water Appointment beach) did much to bring off a worthy opening night. Memorably in the supporting cast were Dawson, as the alcoholic ‘‘firs;t Colonial Pint lady of the American theatre ; M aggie Owens, as Auntie SHOP Early American Marne’s Boswell that “lives, Reproductions lives, lives” ; Richard Kennedy, CORNER O C E A N B O U LEVARD A N D " F ” STREET Finished in Salem & Black & Gold band, Beauregarde Burnside; Frank Lyon, as Auntie Marne’s & unfinished philosophical antithesis — the TABLES — DOUGH BOXES conservative Mr. Babcock; Hampton Beach’s newest an 4 COMMODES BLANKET CHESTS Madge West, especially for her ft | Open Daily Except Tuesday portrayal o f the social con­ . r • f,T f* rx • “ I - . U l? scious, Mrs. Upson; and Dennis 1:00-5:30 7:00-9:30 P.M. Drew, as the steady boy friend Most Complete Shop U.S. Route 1 Lindsay Woolsoy. No. Hampton, N. H. Patricia Sloan, as Norah, anc Fred Hoskins, as the Japanese

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y^ . Presides Coronation *3® - — n m 1 w. See this one The Coronation Ball, claimed The regal crown was place* ~Sl$L b y many to be the season'?. on Miss Lipson s head by Mar ■I 4 BEDROOM most beautiful indoor spectacle jory Jane Macleod of Concord at Hampton .Beach, was held who was recently named Mis OCEAN FRONT Wednesday night at the Casinino New N England of 1959. Las .ballroom. gear's queen, Miss Carolyn Am Approximately 130 beautiful Komant of Kittery, Me., wa. unable to be present fo r th: girls in evening dress partici- .. . HOUSE pated in the coronation o f M iss ceremony because o f commit Hampton Beach of 1959, Dianne, mehts in Hollywood. Com pletely Furn. Ellen Lipson of Cranston, R.I., Acting as master of cere who was selected fo r the title' mpnies was Bill Elliot, wti Year ‘round home from 36 contestants a month CORONATION Deeded Land ago. (Continued on Page Seven) .. i On the Blvd FOR MEN AND BOYS

REIGNING OVER TH E AUGUST FESTIVAL from her throne on the regal float in Saturday's parade was Miss Ham pton Beach of 1959, Miss Dianne Ellen Lipson of Cranston, R.I. Standing at right is runner-up for the title, Miss Marcia Zapasnik, a summer resident of Hampton POLISHED Beach. Pages were George Haseltine and David Kapela. C Street and regular price 3.98 & 4.98 7 Ocean Boulevard ■ Offins WA 6-3174 or 6-2512 Kidd and Susan Elaine Hunt, that won her first place in this AI Bogrett Wally Roblnion A quality garrrient through & through. Coronation — both of Hampton, and theii week's talent parade. It bears the Good Housekeeping Seal. (Continued from Page Six) court. Wash 'n wear. Colors: Tan & Antelope. A fter the entire group of was assisted in the w ings by 2.99 S,ZES 30.40.. 3.99 girls posed with the queen for Henry Hamel. Backstage as­ pictures, Miss Hampton Beach K o d a k - A n s c o sistants were Mrs. Genevra and her escort led the grand POLOROID • Bell & Howell • Keystone SPORT SHIRTS Eastman and Miss Gisele Bou­ march, followed by Miss New gie, all members of the Cham­ 1 regular price 2.98 & 3.98 Tkl England and her escort. Gen­ ber of Commerce staff. eral dancing by the beauties Long wearing long sleeved sport shirts. One former Miss Hampton and guests followed to the mu­ PHOTO . • il?: Beach, Sally Ann Freedman of sic of Eddie Madden and hi: Fabrics are wash ‘n wear plaids, checks Peabody, Mass., who held the SUPPLIES orchestra. • —C a m e r a and sub weaves. title in 1957, was presented. MISS RHODE ISLAND, Gloria Ryder of Providence, was a Before the coronation Miss 4 GQ O QQ Crown bearer was Richard El­ r e p a i r SIZES 6-16. SIZES S-M-L-XL. visitor at Hampton Beach last week. She recently returned from Julie Jane Berry of Dorchester, liot and the queen's court was the Miss Universe pageant in California, where she had the Mass., entertained with a — — ^COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY composed of runners-up in the distinction of being the tallest and youngest contestant and French song and ballet routine. kray’s representing the smallest state. The five-foot-ten brunette re­ beauty contest and other con­ Also Miss Anne Marie Legei PHOTO HEADQUARTERS FOR THE 47-49 State Street Newburyport, Mass. cently celebrated her 18th birthday. A graduate of St. Xavier’s testants. of West Newton, Mass., per­ s e a c o a St r e g i o n Telephone|HO 2-4831 High school in Providence, she is an accomplished pianist and Also presented were the Jun­ formed the baton twirling act ior King and Queen, Richard Store for Men and Boys practices photography as a hobby. On her first visit to Hampton jnAom Beach she was introduced at the Miss New England pageant. MAA*

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2. Carribean . Cover Photo 3. Tied R iver (V a lley) R oe]j ~ V h” PURITAN of Newburyport Miss New England's 4. Lonely Boy ,fr. Jones Sunday court at the pageant last 5. Here Comes Summer J. and Mrs. George F. Bra- y? ” & Tl week consisted o f three 6. With Open Arms y°u will be able to ! 1265 Whitman street, COP "Bis Sh” 1° ■ Miss Hampton Beaches. 7. Ballad of the Three' Bells W ol Mass., announce the Left to right are Miss 8. Sway With A Wiggle dement of their daughter, land August 29. i f , Hampton Beach of 1957, 9. Lavender Blue ’ Evelyn, to Mr. Irving £ *‘ ar« I am m Sally Ann Freedman; the 10. T iger Wjijn Jones, Jr., son of Mr. new Miss New England, 11. Angel Face ?r\\falLc o p T - ^ Y°"" a" ™ Marjory Jane Macleod; Fl! Mrs Irving F’ Jones of 12. It "Was I Miss Hampton Beach of '^Ashworth avenue, Hamp- COP deejays to see i — -o wnere tne smart fastest gun, I hear. 1959, Dianne Lipson; and i- Peach. teenagers gather to Fashion at a Miss Hampton Beach of date set for the wed- price .. t in new 1953, Carolyn Ann Komant. 2 is August 30th. At the right is Miss Joan «iss Braley is a graduate of criso fall dresses E s k i j i a n of Portsmouth, hitman High school, Class of also a member of the court L and Mr. Jones is a grad- &\\ their new and a contestant in two Hampton Academy and " T w i « as Nice.” Sgt. s t j beauty contests this year. fif!h school, Class of 1955. Norm retired Iron, two weeks fashions for fall. Of maneuvers with the Greek Miss Freedman is from Come in with your ^nnmy'u Ray ° tis haa compiled Peabody, Mass., and was also able to be present for 400 aches and burns since July friends and byowse the Coronation ceremonies all A BO U T 4. Mohammed would rather We've sketched only two Wednesday nighl of this around . . . of many styles for jun­ week when Miss Lipson was MUSIC iors and misses. See presented the large crown these and many more in marking the beginning of By DICK SANSON solid wools, colorful her year’s reign over activi­ ties at Hampton Beach. She season progresses. And have p I a i d s , menswear, Hi and welcome! A special you heard that Fearless Fred was crowned by the new tweeds and crepes. "iello" to “ Peaches.” Miss New England. lost his bermudas? Jerry at A ll the new fall col- Well, here we are, the next the Dog Cart says, “ Baby, to the last week of the sum- Look At Me Now” in “My aer season. Sure has gone by Ford.” Paul Johnson says Top Tunes fast. But there are still a lot everybody has an “Angel of exciting things to do. Face.” The tune which was No. 9 on Last night I took in the Frank Otis, office manager at You’ll find clothes h last week's top tunes list moved Coronation ball at the Casino the Casino, says “ Don’t Tell up to No. 1 this week. ballroom. Everything went off Me Your Troubles.” Muffins with a fresh | v “ Sea of Love" is the top tune u planned and it was one of at Jack’s Place says, “I’m young viewpoint | | of the week, according to the the prettiest sights anyone Gonna Be a Wheel Someday.” Beachcomber poll for the top ...separates | >\ would want to see. Bob Cushing says to his boss in tunes contest which ended yes­ And, of course, during the Portsmouth, “See You In Sep­ terday when free records and suits, dresses and | Kremonies the* band o f Eddie tember.” Dick Raneatone. says passes to the Teenage Record Hadden supplied the rmisic for “ 'mi Be Satisfied” when it coats that are just 1 Hop were given away to five the Grand March and dancing. young popular music fa n#,'* who right for school, V Hr, Madden, who played with “Have You Heard” about were able to name some oif the MISS HAMPTON BEACH of 1957 Sally Ann Freedman of Ted Herbert for so many years, Sandy Stanley? To a certain top tunes this week. parties, dates, sports,t Peabody, Mass., surprised formed Jjis own band in the blonde at one of the local The final top tunes list, .for Hamptonians and other guests Wt too far past and has be­ stores: “It’s Only Make Be­ and all your doings.. Tj this summer is as follows: with a new talent. She sang two rate quite popular With N ew lieve." And finally, to a real vocal solos during the Miss New fashions that know’ n’gltrid ballroom dancers. All nice gal at 1. Sea of Love England pageant last week. week Eddie will be play- o f Commerce — Gisele Bougie how to flatter a gal... ing fine dance numbers. —“Little Things Mean A Lot. On the same bandstand is W ell, that wraps things up tagged at practical hiss Polly Polick, a blond at this end, so I take pencil in For Gracious Living... teen-sized prices. •ongbird, who rea lly does a hand and stay on the Sunny w «. .r* • f a Mnr k * * * • iHI food job on any song. P olly Street until we l>as been with the band for Town and Beach Motel •font a year. She majors in Charge ltf “’“sic at Boston University O f Canada’s 4.173,uuu i P lea se” TV — Efficiency Apts. — Ample Parking during the w inter months, and holds, 96.2 percent now mm cr all you fellows who are electricity. by using Lincoln's new option 5 MINUTES TO BEACH VISIT OUR • CHARGE PLAN % m il e n o r t h o f t r a f f ic l ig h t smorgasbord OF NEWBURYPORT SUB-TEEN PLEASANT STREET Route 1 WA 6-2742 Every M onday Evening — 5 P.M* * NEWBURYPORT Lafayette Road Hampton Use The Inn Street Hoilingworth Hotel Dining Parking Lot - MEMBER OF QUALITY COURTS “A " STREET — HAMPTON BEACH OPEN TO PUBLIC ^hearing Denied fly Court On buildings own Fishhouscs iust nort® of ^ Beach Coast Guard' Thousands , Mew Hampshire Supreme i petition for rohe s^atl0n filed jory Jane Macleod and Miss five bands, many antique Thousands of spectators lined appointment o f hundreds of The denied the defendants in case after the stated hie’ ° £ the Dianne Ellen Lipson, were and scores of horribles ruled .the land b V w f t ' T Ocean boulevard Saturday to people, who were waiting to seated on thrones at opposite companying the parade. town in a decision June 30 the watch the annual parade whi^h review the parade north of the ends of the float, which was Hiway Drive-In Ocean Boulevard and B' Street opens Festival month in the Ashworth. decorated in blue and pink by Since 1950 the tow-* n-t u Seacoast region. A running commentary on con trover sy^over* rtf ^ in a ® Alfred H. Corning and mem­ Theatre Beautiful cool and sunny the units of the parade was of the S d T ^ h T e i E OPEN YEAR AROUND bers of the Hampton Beach fire l0 ELM STREET parade weather prevailed as given from the bandstand by department. The float was de­ RT; m FSBURY & SALISBURY LINE houses, some of which are usee more than one hundred units Bill Elliot and Ben Butler of the Chamber of Commerce. signed by Henry Hamel, pro­ as summer cottages, are located Lunches - Fountain Service motion director of the Cham­ Held over til Tuetday lne i owners L u The major attraction was the ber of Commerce. The Big Circus parade was originally scheduled royal float bearing Miss New Ladies - in - waiting to the yj^or Mafure-Rhonda Fleming Beach Supplies to go as far as Rocky* Bend, England and Miss Hampton queens were Miss Marcia Zap- navid Nelson-Gilbert Roland also Cartoon Carnival lead band resulted in~thqr/lis- corts. The queens Show starts approx. 8 P.M. Cosmetics Starts Wednesday, Sept. 2 The Mating Game Polaroid & Kodak Films Debbie Reynolds-Tony Randall The Decks Ran Red Cigarettes & Tobacco James Mason-Dorothy Dandridgo Show starts approx. 8 P.M. 24-Hr. $lm Service RESTAURANT were Valerie Ann Wilkins. buildings. Myrna McLane, Imelda Sulli­ Town officials have not yet Magazines - Tonic van, Carol Canfield, Ronnie Salisbury Drive-IN Going Out To Eat? taken any action toward carry­ ON THE BOULEVARD Mclnnis, Geraldine Wilde, Jane ing out the vote of the 19501 j Eagan, Lea Tansey, and Peggy try town meeting which authorized RALPH J. /ROWELL Hawkins. Theatre the selectmen “ to keep and AT THE BRIDGE I C *• ^ BOAR’S HEAD INN maintain a free public property Proprietor Reigning over the blue and not near the ocean Route 1 A r Beach Road forever that area known as the silver children’s float was the but O N it ! 57 YEARS AT HAMPTON BEACH Junior King and Queen, Rich­ 'fish house’ area.” Famous for Shore Dinners ard Kidd and Susan Elaine Great Boar’s Head S a lisb u ry Hunt, both of Hampton. Their for over a quarter of a century court consisted of Donald Ka- 2 SHOWS •pela, Martha Broderick, Maur.-« NITELY and een Gavin, Ivy Tuttle, Deborah FORMAL WEAR SUNDAY Of All Typts BREAKFAST SPECIAL Stanley, Eileen Connelly, Shar­ 9 & 11:30 2 Eggs - Bacon -*Toast - Coffee on Commey, Barbara Hanlon, Sales or Rentals Christine Arsenault, Patty 69c Jones, Richard Elliot, and the Nationally 'SALISBURY: BEACH two Cuddy sisters. Advertised M EN ’S, Another interestingJloat was STUDENT'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL the Hampton Beach • “ Bus- ALL ORDER5 CLOTHING I PLAYING ;Hot Turkey Sandwich mobile” colorfully decorated by French Fries or Mashed Pot., Cran the attendants and children of MtMU'EDOE HOOGBnmrtrh^l«'“ : Sauce, Salad, Jello, Coffee or Tea. I * * * count» h* > -n mu * G TAKE OUT the John C. White Memorial $1.35 playground at Hampton Beach. There were also a number of AUGUST 23-29 floats entered by the merchants of Hampton Beach. OPEN WEEKENDS UNTIL OCTOBER 18 231 Water St Besides the floats there were Cop Hater

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THE BEACHCOMBPp 'H. Dwight Blakesleej vicar. service; Rev. Frederic E. PAGE 13 PAG E 12 THE BEACHCOMBER Charrier, pastor. ADVENT CHRISTIAN, High ' ^ ■ V p* • ^ . V * Elementary II Many Sp cunnet road; 9:30 a.m. service UNION CHAPEL (non-sectar­ Church Services nursery for small children; street; Sundays: 9:45 ami church school, 11 a.m. wor­ ian), Little Boar’s Head; iSfeeds Rev. William G. Mclnnes, IOKA HAMPTON BEACH 11 a.m. service; guest minis­ * pastor. ship, 7:30 p.m. evening in­ Dineen T estimonial Sept. 8 THEATRE — EXETER COMMUNITY CHURCH (non- spiration; Thursdays: 7:30 ters each week. j e f o r t h e PHONE PR 2-2222 sectarian), corner of Ash­ BAPTIST, Winnacunnet road; p. m. prayer meeting; Rev. Speakers for the John Dine i HAMPTON FALLS J Buckley, mayor of Lawrence,!| worth avenue and D street; 11 a.m. service; Rev. J. Hol­ David Johnson, pastor. b a c k -t o - s c h o o l testimonial dinner were an M&$s. Walter Brown, owner! Open Weekends Only! 1 10:30 aon. service Sundays land Maughan, pastor. B A PT IS T, on the green; Sun­ nounced this week by Willian Friday, Saturday and Sunday rt the Boston Garden, the Cel­ I guest ministers each week. ROMAN CATHOLIC, Lafayette days: 9:30 a.m. church school, SET • • • Elliot program chairman fo. August 28-30 ST. PA TR IC K 'S (Roman Cath- METHODIST, Lafayette road; road; Sunday masses hourly 10:30 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. tic and the Bruins sports clubs AIR CONDITIONED 9 the affair. • lic), Church street; masses 9:30 a.m. service, nursery for on the half-hour 6:30 to 11:30 song service; Wednesday: m Boston, will be toastmaster.’ The dinner honoring Dineer 9 Sundays at 6. 7, 7:45, 8:30 small children; Rev. Norman a.m.; daily mass 7:30 a.m.; 7:30 pm . Bible study and WALT DISNEY’S 9 on his retirement as presiden Usherettes for the testimon-, 9 9:15, 10, 10:45, 11:30 a.m., T. A Hers, pastor. Rev. Matthew Casey, pastor. prayer meeting; Rev. Everett cy / ial will be present and former « daily mass 7:30 a.m., night R. Scruton, pastor. of the Hampton Beach Cham 9 prayers daily 7:30 p.m.; Rt. EPISCOPAL, 200 High street; NORTH HAMPTON her of Commerce will be helc beauty queens at Hampton ft UNITARIAN, Exeter road; Beach. 9 Rev. Edward A. Clark, rector. 9:30 a.m. service every Sun LITTLE RIVETS CHAPEL at the Wentworth - by - the I 10:45 a.m. service. Guest min­ HAMPTON day. 8 a.m. Communion firs! (Congregational - Christian) Sea in New Castle September P A Approximately 450 reserva- f CONGREGATIONAL, Winna- Sunday of each month; Rev Atlantic avenue; 9:30 a.m. isters each week. / ipns have been made, Elliot' • £ A dozen different speaker, 9 will review various phases o said, and reservations should I 9 |( Dineen's life. James Holihan be placed early as seats are' « limited. Tickets are available f Dineen’s boyhood friend and a ft fellow - member in the N at the Chamber of Commerce % olfice, Elliot said, and ladies] I Name club of Lawrence, Mass, 9 will touch on his boyhood. are invited. t 9 Bill Clark;, who recently re­ t Pal Wayns-Dennli Hopper ft tired as head football coach ‘at THE YOUNG LAND 9 Phillips Exeter Academy, will Beach In Technicolor 9 tell of Dineen’s school days at 9 A fter spending a two-week Special Matinee Frl. at 2:00 P.M. 9 NOW THRU SAT., AUGUST 29 the academy. Clark became a vacation here at Hampton, Miss Prlcei M ill Engagement! I football star at Amesbury, Agnes Dionne, Miss Irene God- Adulh All Show* 75c I DRESSES SLACKS Chlldrtn All Shovfri 35c 9 Mass, high school, and was a frind, Miss Alice DeRocher, and i SWEATERS T-SHIRTS star player at PEA and Dart­ Mrs. Jean Gareau have returned COMING! i SHOWS: 2:00 mouth college, which is also to Montreal. All are nurses at Don’t Give Up The Ship SUPS ZIP-JAC the St. Joseph Hospital of Rose- Dineen’s alma mater. 5 Pennies 7:00 — 9:30 monb BIOUSES SHIRTS Jack Corcoran, another friend at Dartmouth, will review his SKIRTS COATS -f college years, and Jack Mc­ Laughlin, a friend of Dineen in Boston University Law school and in the FBI, will also speak. William Elliot will dis­ cuss Dineen’s association with • * y* f *7 ^ % ithe Chamber of Commerce and Winnacunnet Rd., Hampton, N. H. • / other activities at Hampton New England's Finest Surtimer Theatre Beach. James Batterbury, supenn- presents

tendent of the Hampton Beach V ' a 4 Casino, will speak for all the Casino employees at the testi- Now Thru Sept. 5 monial. Eddie Rugg, ballroom Starring ’t CAROL BRANDON MACDONALD MARSHA editor of the Boston Record- Marie Donnet I American, will speak about as the Fabulous Dineen’s work in the ballroom industry, and William Patton, ___ Directed by Screenplay by president of the New England RACKETT • PHIUP DONNE • EDON SOMMER-PHIUP DONNE Parks and Beaches associaion, l A S c o p S STEREOPHONIC SOUNO fs slated to speak of Dineen^ SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY activities in that organization. PRAY The main speaker will prodi/etlcn Nils “Swede” Nelson, former Otsrrlpg Harvard football star an COMPANY coach, .h o is now . w oolbro- ker in Boston. Nelson i DIRECTED BY EDWARD GREER founder of the Nelson sporte- EXTRA t w il ig h t performances - DRY GOODS — SATURDAYS, AUG. 29 & SEPT. 5 ,6 P.M. 71 STATE STREET '•4 rS/'T oJ:

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_ IgA ■ H R It is hoped that there will be who are interested in tho Boar’s Head Group To sented and annual dues collect­ ed at this meeting:. a good attendance of Hold Annual Session r-: 7” The annual dinner meeting of the Great Boar’s Head Civic • association will be held at 6:30 % p.m., Sunday, August 30, at 4 : -the Boar's Head Inn. Reserv-j^ - • v • ations should be made with Mr. iR f e t f I « Philip Nearing, manager, * f All property owners on the _ « 4 Head and other interested pe-, 4 ople are invited to attend. I « Nominations for officers for I the coming year will be pre- 4 I I I • M u z z z U’b I f ft Famous IWSS NEW ENGLAND CONTESTANTS posed for the first round of judging after each was introduced separately last night % at the Casino ballroom. Left to right are Jean Cotter, Nancy Stowe, Sandy Colman, Carol Goddard, Paula Webster, Joan Fresh Made Candies Chesleigh, Ann Mcligue, Marjory Jane Macleod, the winner, Perri Purington, Joanne Eskijian, Barbara Joan Boyd, Nancy is - V J- . FEATURING Drouin, Deborah Zabnskie, Martha Wentworth, Eileen Orfan, Carolyn Mastrocola, Marcia Zapasnik, Phoebe Ann Kenney, Joan Cole, Judith Bernier, Eileen Cochrane, Priscilla Smith, and Terry Latchis. __A Colt Photo KISSES — FUDGE ' CARAMEL CORN . A<::v?A:. The Oldest Gandy Shop on the Beach Established 1917 TALENT WJNNERS last week were, left to right, Mary Downing, nine, of Somerville, Mass., Concord Is Miss New England Next to Post Office who danced a hornpipe, Gerald and Ann McGrath, ten and eight, of Jamaica Plain, Mass., who P t. * f ' '1 4 dl T”*" - * • 1 • • 0 ^ Marjory Jane Macleod of festivities sponsored by the by Miss Hampton Beach of sash was pinned on her by Miss danced a jig to Irish Washerwoman and also sang, and Denise Lyons, seven, o f Medford, Mass., Concord, N.H., celebrated her Surf H otel Lions of Hampton. Besides her 1959, Dianne Lipsoiu Her 24- Hampton Beach of 1958, Carolyn who sang “Sunny Side of the Street.” 19th birthday yesterday by title of Miss Lion, the Miss New inch trophy was awarded by Ann Komant. winning the title of Miss New England title was the first for­ Miss Hampton Beach of 1957, NEW ENGLAND -m.' — Englandl of 1959 in^a beautiful mal recognition she has received Sally Ann Freedman, and her (Continued on page Eighteen) pageant at the Casino ballroom. for her beauty. Illness prevented her from entering the Miss New Miss Macleod, five-foot-eight Hampshire contest last spring. brunette, was selected by seven f r (Snrkr judges from 23 candidates for A graduate of Concord High the title. The Concord beauty en­ school, sne has been employed at the Concord National Bank mil Kettle Featuring A Complete Assortment O f tered the contest last Saturday when she visited Hampton for more than two years. She RESTAURANT 5c to $1.00 Merchandise & Beach Needs Beach as Miss Lion of Concord plays the piano and enjoys during the Gala Family Day swimming and1 dancing. r AND Contest accountants termed MOTOR INN BULKY KNIT ORLON SWEATERS last night’s contest the closest WOOL they have ever seen. Wilson P. coum. Seabrook, N . H. So practical - so attractive. Hand-fashioned with the new ll T.V. Dennett and Wayne I. Elliot fluence. You II like the short length, and the wide color choice disclosed that only four points U. S. Route 1 separated the top three finalists, PRICED FROM $8.98 »o $16.98 Rentals according to the votes of the In this unusual Restaurant and Motor Inn there is THE HIT OF THE SEASON judges. A point system similar both the charm of the old and the luxury of the to that used in the Miss Am er­ W eekly or Monthly new. The inn has all the features that have made Number one in the Hit Parade this year is RACCOON - and ica contest was used for the New England houses famous. The modern motel is them in short and long storm coats, walking suits, or twee judging. one of the best appointed in the east and is designed and long coats. Second place runner-up was to make your visit truly a comfortable one. And DOWNER Miss Joan Cole, 20, of Hull, the food . . • this restaurant is famous for Rock A MUST FOR ANY WARDROBE Mass., and third place runner-up t. > > I i * | - : i _ . f. APPLIANCE CO. was Miss Debbie Zabriskie, 16, Cornish Game Hen with wild rice, Lobster and Impeccably man-tailored Shapley shirts - a value packed be 0 of Newburyport, Mass., who Shrimp Jamaican . . . plus other taste - tempting only $2.9« and $3.98. Ypu'll want several of our plaid skirt! HAMPTON CENTER was also the third place winner 4 o r. specialties. and unusual shades and hues. in the Miss Hampton Beach SKIEN contest three weeks ago. Private Dining A Colonial Inn Built W A 6-2340 Queen M arjory was crowhed Rooms with Table in 1821 D’hote Service ■full Dining Room Fully A ir License and Bm iiUi. PUcMMiO} Conditioned Cocktail Lounge 8 7 M ERRIM ACK STREET, HAVERHILL Near Beaches, Golf Modern Motel with 33 Cofnfortable 16 B STREET AT THE BEACH PRESCRIPTIONS Courses, etc. Haverhill and North Shore Shopping Center Open Year ’Round Rooms A R E THESE VALUESI DRUGS— COSMETICS— FOUNTAIN ASHWORTH HOTEL BLOCK Tel. GRover 4-3761 Mr. S Mrs. Roland Dionne W A 6-9194 acroi* from Marine Memorial

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I V *K A eV Boulevard Brevitie Distinctive Dining Witk A Colonial Setting by Perri Purington E EXETER INI Hi Folks! % ! Here I am again to tell you what little there is to know % • about persons, places, and things on the beach. FRONT STREET. EXETER • Next week, with John Dineen’s permission and time, a surf OUTDOOR DINING TERRACE riding contest would be appreciated. I.would like to tell Dick Sanson that if he can prove what he said in last week’s SU N D AY NIGHT BUFFETS Beachcomber, then I will admit what I said w'as false informa­ tion. But, not until then!!! DINING ROOM BEVERAGE LICENSE ; Linda Jo had a nice "Welcome Home” party for Ada Tuesday night. A fine time was had by all! The people at Hudon’s were Very pleased this week when a former employee, Rachel Dube, came to visit. The lifeguards improved a great deal last Sunday when BEEF — HAM TURKEY Bill De Sele substituted for an absent guard. COLD BOILED LOBSTERS — LOBSTER NEWBURG H ey !! Bob D., when are you going to stay out o f places you don't belong? SHRIMP CRABMEAT Everyone at Hudon’s will be sad next Sunday when they ASSORTED SALADS — ASSORTED ROLLS lose their southern bus boy. Jim MTller is returning to North BEVERAGE — DESSERT Carolina, making a stop at Atlantic City on the way. He will < be accompanied by his brother, Matt. - Signing off till next week.

The Exeter fnn Is Owned and Operated By For Your Vacation Pleasure! Phillips Exeter Academy BAND CONCERTS Dial PR 2-5901 - A Local Call from Hampton Beach Four daily — Afternoons 2-3, 4-5 p.m. Evenings 7-8, 8:30-9:30 FIREWORKS Wednesdays, July and August, 9:30 p.m. First shoot July 4. 1 BEACH CALISTHENICS .v^y.v.v.v. vr.tNv.fSv/ Classes on beach behind. Bandstand every morning 10:30 a.m. free gifts ■m >••• • (except Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays) TALENT SHOW Mondays 7:00 p.m. — Bandstand Finals — August 31 peter schuyler GET ACQUAINTED DANCES Mondays 8:30 p.m. — Casino Ballroom (by ticket from host) COMMUNITY SING Fridays 7:00 p.m. — Bandstand: Bill Elliot, M. C. auctions CHURCHES Community Church (Protestant, non-Sectarian) D street and Ashworth avenue, Sunday morning 10:30 a.m. Visiting pastors. ashworth ave.-behind casino St. Patrick’s Church (Roman Catholic) Church street, Sunday Masses, 6-7-7:45-8:30-9:15-10-10:45-11:30 a.m. Daily Mass 7:30. F irst Friday, 6:30-7:30-8:30 a.m., 5:00 p.m. Benediction Sun­ hampton beach days, Holy Days, First Fridays 7:30 p.m. Confessions, Satur­ days, Eves o f Feasts, First Fridays 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. every wed. thurs. fri. sat. sun.

SERVICE CLUBS Kiwanis — Every Monday 6:30 p.m. at Lamie’s Tavern. 7:30 p. m. Visitors ‘welcome. Lion’s Club — July 8 and August 12 at 6:15 p.m., Y e Cocke & new and used merchandise

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PAGE 18 THE BEACHCOM b f , Teach Your Dollars To Have More Cents The nave of W estm i^teT^ New England — bey in London, scene of British ( Cortf in tied from Page Fifteen) coronations, is almost 102 f ee) from the floor. Miss Komant recently signed RAVE~ p xr> « bn a contract with Warner Broth­ ers Pictures in Hollywood after the way you SAVE! participating in the Mias Uni­ Joe's Barber Shop verse contest. Miss Freedman Specializing in a popular Boston model, sang LADIES’ HAIR CUTTING AND IT’S FUN TO BID AND BUY ‘You Must Have Been Beauli fuln and “Pennies From Hea­ 170 Ashworth Ave. AT THE FAMOUS ven” during last night’s pa­ HAMPTON BEACH geant. Both girls have won a MGR. JOE KERR number of beauty titles since they were selected as Miss Hampton Beach title-holders. A $100 savings bond was pre­ FOR SALE sented to the new Miss New England by John J. Dineen, 2 B ed room FROLIC president of the Chamber o" Commerce. Bill Elliot served a master of ceremonies for th< Cottage pageant. • ' \ . I * . _ Y * Deeded Land Other finalisYs In the eontes were Miss Sandy Colman, 16, Salem,. N.H., and Miss Paula $6,000. - Webster, 17, of Milford, Mass. Other contestants were Joar Chesleigh, 18, of Hampstead LOUISE'S & Marcia Zapasnik, 19, of Som­ 27 Ashworth Ave. Next to the Frolics Night Club ABOARD THE GAILY COLORED CHILDREN'S FLOAT in last Saturday’s big August Festival parade were 15 handsomely erset, Mass., Judy Purington, If dressed youngsters. The center of attention on the blue and silve r float w as Richard Kidd and Susan Elaine Hunt, both of Hampton SALISBURY BEACH, MASS. of Gardiner, Me., Martha Anr Junior K ing and Queen for 1959. Children in the court included Donald Kapcla, Martha Broderick, Maureen Gavin, Ivy Tuttle, Wentworth, 16, of Plaistow Deborah Stanley, Eileen Connelly, Sharon Coomey, Barbara Ilanlcn, Christine Arsenault, Patty Jones, Richard Wayne Elliot, — ADVERTISING SPECIALS — Terry Latchis, 17, of Leomin­ ster, Mass., Jean Cotter, 19, oi and the Cuddy sisters. SEPTIC TANK TRAVEL Natick, Mass., Nancy Stowe, 17, IRO N CHINA of Needham, Mass.* Carol God­ dard, 19, of Haverhill, Mass. 29c Ea. | Ann McTigue, 16, of Wellesley, GIFT W A R E Mass. FAST CLEAN A LA R M Also Joanne Eskijian, 17, of G O O D G A M ES SERVICE CLOCKS Portsmouth, Barbara Jean 10c Boyd, 16, of Cambridge, Mass., JEWELRY Nancy J. Drouin, 18, of Lowell, Mass., Eileen M. Orfan, 19, of LIGHTERS Pawtucket, R.I., Carolyn Mas- trocola, 17, of Framingham, Ronson Type Thousands of othor Tuesdays Saturdays Mass., Phoebe Ann Kenney, 16, RICHARD RICE 10c Ea. Fabulous Bargains of Peabody, Mass., Judy Bernier, Septic Tanks Installed j 19, of Kensington, Eileen Coch­ Back Hoe Work 7:30 FISHING RODS rane, 18, of Fraiflingham, and 7:30 A N Y PRICE Priscilla Smith, 17, of East WA 6-3306 Hampton Kingston. A N Y PRICE SUN GLASSES 30 Gam es 30 Games BALL POINT PENS * COMBS • SEWING KITS Sponsored sponsored TOOTH BRUSHES l by I he Trading Post REMNANTS by Seabrook Firemen s COTTONS - WOOLENS - SILKS - SYNTHETICS American Legion KINGS HIGHWAY AT 7th ST. DAILY Association 7:00 9:30 ' % Post # 7 0 SPECIAL SALE SUNDAY EVENING Meats - Groceries - Beachwear - FUN on a RAINY DAY -

V #- * 4 ft Frozen Foods — ke tream ME EARLY! NO DEALERS PLEASE! Toys and Novelties Manafl»m.n| Rw.rvei Th« Right To Limit llomd Exeter Handkerchief Co. SEABROOK FIRE STATION Newspapers — Magazines VALUES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION b • I Hampton Beach Sweatshirts * I i « • Near B & M R R Sta., Lincoln F,.. Bui leave. Toboy’i Drug Star*,C.nl.r « oA-hnur Developing Service 6:30 and Hampton Beach At 6.50 the beachcomber PAGE 21 THE BEACHCOMBER PAG E 20 Pollock Catch Is ^ Reported Heavy *5 T t

iWweek by party q boat' sL operators t rrr Good s-^ fl ln the river‘ at Hampton Beach, while cx- pected in T f is ex' cel lent codfish and haddock d SePtemb^- fishing continued. p ~ Since last Saturday more "ctV ^tate M ail T o

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a BCACp morning one small fishing the Hampton Beach concert party brought back more than band this Thursday evening a dozen pollock, nine of which Hill was invited to direct the ranged in weight from 16 to band by the regular director, 28% pounds. Dyson Kring. . . LAFAYETTE ROAD — U.S. ROUTE 1 Party boat skippers attri­ A novelty musician, Hill buted the recent run of pollock plays glass bottles, marimba, SEABROOK, N. H to the break in the calm hot chimes, bells, etc., in addition ALL ROADS LEAD TO EXETER FOR ’** weather. Besides the pollock, to several regular instruments COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE THE ¥k. Exeter Banking Company MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. PR 2-5971 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AT COMPETITIVE PRICES

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r V Yon can be sure m'ff ■% i of getting "just what - • • M m ______------the doctor ordered" BROADWAY SINGING STAR, seven-year-old Paul O’Keefe of Everett, Mass., will sing during the Childrens Day festivities In Our Meat Dept. Thursday, September 3, at Hampton Beach. Paul has been Selected Meats Cut To Order singing the juvenile lead in Meredith Wilson’s “The Music % • w jf *i • ^ x • v* • ^ Man” on Broadway since last November and will visit Hampton and U.S. Gov't. Graded Choice during his one-week vacation from the role. Paul has sung from Heavy Western Steer Beef. the ^bandstand here on the Fourth of July three consecutive Operated by Nate Brown years. You tan d«p«nd on ’ (Brownie) The Cottage Grille skill of your physician the precision GREEN AND RESTAURANT 160 Ashworth Avenue Drug Stora In filling prt- GIVE STAMPS at the foot of 'N ' Street* fcripitom — with lh« iam» ojjuranet you hov« at hom*. A u gu st At the Sign of Breakfast Special the 1870 Coach CIGARETTES AT POPULAR N. H. PRICES Orange Juice • 2 Scrambled AUGUST T0BEYS DRUG STORE LUNCHEON SPECIAL CAROLYN KOMANT, Miss Hampton Beach of 1958, told about Eggs • 2 Strips of Bacon Juice or Chowder HAMPTON CENTER WA 6-3864 STORE HOURS: Toast or Muffins • Coffee Va Fried Chicken • Vc* her experiences as Miss Maine in the recen iss Pot. • Roll* & Butter 6 5c pageant in an interview with “Bill’Elliot”, master of ceremonies 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Pudding, Pie or Jcllo Prescription - Not A Sideline, But A Profession $1.50 for the Miss New England contest. Miss Komant »s . Miss Universe candidate in the history of the pageant to sig Every Day Sundays WE SERVE THE ORIGINAL MWtWt. - ' 1 —t-i «=— NEW^ a ENGLAND t #%* ^ ^ ^ I W * 4 . SHORE • DINNER Now offers a c nijHetc and new service for owners of vacant homes and cottages. On: no* d o e i y management plan gives you re­ liable piotcctinn of your property while it is vacant. V;’e inspect you” property regularh' every month and aftc:- every storm. Reports are sent to you fol­ Town Home lowing each irspect.on. Cape Cod type with 5 rooms. Arrange rrjn l may he made to close your property Modern cabinet kitchen, nice bath, oil hot water heat, town for Ihe winter and to reopen -t for next season. water supply. Nearly acre of Plan to protect your property this winter with land. Well shaded lawn. Good valuo at

Restaurant ESTATE “IT’S YOU HONEY!’* shrieked pert little Sandy Colman of In Nearby Town Salem, N.H. (left), when Marjory Jane Macleod of Concord “Pa t ia Established 19 years. Grossing 12 Brown Ave. a minimum seasonal cost W A v e r ly (center) was announced the winner of the Miss New England around $22,000. Nicely located, H am pton, N. H. ' 6-5341 beauty contest. The finalists were giving each other moral completely equipped and in op- Ashworth Avenue support backstage while they waited out the suspense of the eration Soda fountain and lunch counter with 9 stools, well equip­ Comer "C " Street and presentation of runners-up. At right is Joan Eskijian of Ports­ HAMPTON BEACH ped kitchen, and 12 booths. 5 mouth, a semi-finalist. year lease at $125.00 month. Asking

STATUiSSttUiS BEAUTY, Miss Jean Cotter, 19, of Natick, Beach Youngster Mass., was a contestant in the Miss New England contest and participated in the Coronation ceremonies for Miss Hampton Suffers Hemorrhage Thfe Hampton police ambu­ * .« M * f . i » f Mb Beach last night. This year Jean will complete an airline- lance was used Monday to take secretarial course at Mt. Ida Junior college, Newton, Mass. 30-GAME PARTY a seven-year-old girl with a severely bleeding nose to Ex­ Country Town!

• % Hf j r • • • eter Hospital. Selling groceries, hardware. k \ * The Old Salts club was form­ y&fc-iy— ; ** ,* * * jVL Sportsman's equipment, and va­ . k By m V ' ed to hpnor those who bring in Miss Elizabeth Jane Moore riety of other items. Property In­ the “big ones," and members of Medford, Mass., was bathing cludes modem frame building are presented a gold certificate at Hampton Beach when she with store, garage, a very fine of membership, a billfold a- was stricken with a hem­ modem 5 room apartment for qualified for membership in the orrhage from the nose. Taken owner over store; and two gas ward card, and a red and gold pumps selling about 1,000 gals, Old Salts club at Hampton to the hospital by Capt. Lloyd fish-patch as proof of their gasoline weekly; 6 acres land Beach. membership. C. Ring, she was treated there with pine picnic grove. Business featuring a complete line of Robert Nudd of 6 Kings ave­ hv Dr. Peter A. Meneghin of shows a good Income. Fine value nue and Edwin Remal o f 33 Dearborn avenue are being con­ LEGION HALL MEATS-COLD CUTS - GROCERIES gratulated for catching a five- MA“ STREET LAUNDERETTE Patent Medicines - Beach Accessories pound haddock and a 21-pound Open Under New Management Hampton CONTACT pollock, respectively. Nudd Dry-Cleaning Pick-Up Station | THIS WEEKS SPECIAL I was with an A1 Gauron fishing W A 6-3006 party, and Remal was with a Hampton Beach DOOR with every purchase of $10.00 or Garage PRIZES more (exempting Tobacco) yov re­ 9 Ashworth Ave. at “A " St. AGENCY INSIDE PARKING SPECIALS ceive One Dozen Medium EGGS it 2 hours - 50c, ea. add. hr. 10c SEABROOK, N. H. Open Eve. Only 7:30-10:30 p.m. 24 hours n $1-50, weekly $7.00 MAY ‘‘B" Cottage Nudd Terrace $25 month - $50 season RAILROAD AVENUE W A 6-3006 FREE BUSSES on the Boulevard W A 6-3491 AND ROUTE 1 CAR RENTALS ^ 4 ^ ^ ^ I _ ^ • L l no at 7.-00 p.m. and Return After Game Tel. GRover 4-3551 M a e M a lo n e Friendly Esso Service PLE N TY O F FREE P A R K IN G ICE VOL XXXII NO. 10

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