Program - Hampton Historical Society

The accident, 1 hrrh occurred
of the
: about 200 yards southwas
witThursday. Friday and »» ur* Const Guard station,
day evening with a record hop cessed hy S e v e r n 1 hundred
every Wednesday afternoon for bathers who had huddled near
teens and college mixer group the seawall to escape the storm,
on Thursday night.
Minutes earlier the beach had
Record hops will be belt! at been jammed.
Henry’s just west of Ashworth
Sanderson, who was born n
corner and the Seacoast Re­ Jersey City. N. J.. had resided
gional Square Dance associa­ in Portsmouth for the P»»‘
tion will again feature F»ida> several years. He was enU’h’Jevening square dancing at the t.,j i,y the Atlantic Design
Hampton Beach State Park.
Corp.’ of Newark. N. J. ns a
During Aug. from the 25th testing design engineer at the
thru the 29th, Ring-A-Dings Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
Magic TV Circus will return
Members of the family in­
clude his wife. Mrs. Irene Sandors on; a son. Arthur H. San­
derson, Jr., of Waldrick, N. J.;
a daughter, Mrs. Richmond L.
Sylvester of Portsmouth; a sis­
ter. Mrs. Jesse Schepler of
Pottersville. N. J., an,l 8*x
grand-children.
Funeral services were held
in Portsmouth Monday with
burial in Bay view Cemetery,
Jersey City.
To All Advertisers . . .
MISS NEW HAMPSHIRE for the Miss Universe contest
year is the present title holder of Miss Hampton Reach. I
erly Ann Hebert of Manchester was recently named to tp
( C o n t in u e d from P -iyc 1)
sent the Granite State at Miami, Florida, this year in tbeI
as to tear loose the engine and
Universe pageant. Miss Hebert is shown above at Hu;
its protective cowling which
Rubbish collection in certain Beach following her victory last summer.
came to rest some yards from
sections of Hampton will be
the main wreckage.
increased because of the heavy
seasonal upswing in population
Town Manager Kenneth Boehner made the announcement to
newsmen at his regular press
conference this week.
Tops & Bottoms
Boehner said the step-up in
collections, due to begin June
Sun Suits
26 and last until September 9,
will involve Tuesday-ThursdaySaturday pickups for the area
west of Meadow Pond from
Nudd Are. and north to the
Hampton-North Hampton town
line.
Interesting Fashions
Also effected will be the area
Play Clothes
bounded by Ocean boulevard
and Island Path to the SeaUnusual Gifts
brook town line. Collections in
Jewelry
that area are scheduled for
Monday-Wednesday-Friday.
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In the Sea Gate Motel
Just a block from the ocean
9 Ashworth Avenue
Hnmnton
D A N C IN G N IG H T LY
m m g the finest in lively entertainment — a sparkling
•* ° f Su C.erptS from the ^ s t a n d i n g hits of Broadw oy
1 s a u ous writers end com posers. Here you will re*
magic moments from such star-studded musicals flS
°,r uady. M usic M an , Flower Drum Song, Take Me
? ' “ound of
O klah o m a, South Pacific, and scores
’' V s'
Directed a n d Staged by B u d d y Thomas
four Performances Nightly, 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 P.M.
exciting telstar lounge
Soft ligh.s, twinkling stars & complete telephone system.
Top Off Your Night At
M a c JEN N Y’S
28 Rpsr pERM!NT
l° u n g e
7 surfside
restaurant
t
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$? j s e s
s
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Railroad Ave„ Salisbury Beech
Where TWIST & SHAKE
or* still king
f
r * THE h a l l m a r k s
maturing Frank Capri nig hfly
Accom odating private p _i.
j
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,m
Im
The
come monernizea even thou&K
the structure is old and h
seen much pust sendee, tl*
men themselves hnve done *
goodly share of the work Th*
men also take pride in th*
cooking. From the neatly kent
and modern galley comes
—
a„
excellent assortm ent of f0od
Chief Bujowski . »ay* He *n;
deavors to maintain a high
quality in this department at
all times ns it provides for .
good morale builder.
The radio room — nerve cen.
ter of the locu! station
j,
manned 24 hours a day. The
local station is hooked up to
t h e 2182 frequency Marine
Band on which all emergency
calls are heard ns well as regu.
lar Coast Guard bands. Although the local men don’t
predict w e a t h e r conditions,
w eather situations a r e disl
patched to radio stations. When
weather bulletins are received
from the w eather bureau and
if need he all area harbor
m asters, m arinas and other
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the worst possible conditions.
This is the case with the local
Coast Guardsmen.
Breaking down the general
operating functions still furflier, the local Const Guard
members maintain a continu­
ous radio watch. From May l
through October 1. on week­
ends and holidays from >» n.m.
to sunset, Coast Guardsmen of
the local station alternate in
shifts manning the Hampton
"River lookout tower. The men
Iso maintain an appropriate
Ivor and sen patrol and also
take action to safeguard life
: nd property. These men re­
ceive rigid military training
.nd discipline: they are called
»pon to use this training in
enforcing the Federal laws in
accord with Const Guard reguations; they supply aids of
lavigatioh.
During the past year (ac­
tually little less than a year)
the men of the local station
lave participated in 01 nssistince enses. Some of the cases
anve consisted of salvage work,
towing disabled craft, checking
lumerous uncertainties such as
•verdue boats. Basically they
fiave located, relocated, floated,
towed, rendered medical assist­
ance, searched for and aided
n salvage.
GO!
GO!
GO!
Murray’s
SN O KO NE
13 Delicious Gold M edol Flavors
"The Special Rainbow"
n o r la n d
O tta n
Bl.d
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CO AST GUARD
f&onttnved On Page Three)
Just since the first of May
of this year the men, in per­
forming assistance to boat own­
ers by providing advice, prop­
er boating knowledge and by
acquainting the public with
safety devices have boarded
over 200 craft. Over a third
of those boats have been found
to be in violation with some
form of law — mostly in not
having the proper safety de­
vices. Chief Bajowski pointed
out that he and his men are
not “out to get anyone” but
rather to provide all possible
safety information for the good
of the bout owner and operator.
Coast Guard -
Police Dept. Gets Praised
fContinued from Page Tiro)
such sources of ooating infor­
Chief John Roden this week law enforcement agency.
mation are contacted regard­ was in receipt of a letter of
“I would appreciate it if
ing approaching conditions.
t h a n k s and congratulations this acknowledgement of out­
The men also conduct con­ from the New Hampshire Aero­ standing service on the part
stant drills on various func­ nautics Commission for its as­ of your department, could be
tions. They are versed in re- sistance in the recent plane brought to the attention of
su SCI ta t or aid. They frequent­ disaster at the beach.
cognizant personnel and the
ly render first aid.
The letter from R. J. Crow­ selectmen of the Town of
Much of the repair and main­
Hampton.”
tenance work is done by the ley, Jr., Director of the New.
men themselves in their own’ Hampshire Aeronautics Com.
.
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r Ao ^ a
/ a II nvt'a • *‘f In
repair shop. Equipment is con­ mission, reads as follows: “On
stantly being checked and re­ behalf of the New Hampshire
Aeronautics Commission, I ex­
paired.
HAMPTON CENTER
tend
the
Commission’s
sincere
The barracks room is com­
pletely modern and up to date thanks for the assistance and
with several sets of maple bunk cooperation provided by the
beds and other equipment. This, Hampton Police Department
together with toilet facilities, during the aircraft accident and
is located on the second floor su b se q u e n t investigation on
4 M A ST ER BARBERS
June
20.
of the building.
“ I believe it appropriate to
The men recently received
PRO M PT SERVICE
authorization to panel the walls single out the especially fine
of the recreation room which work performed last Saturday
A IR C O N D IT IO N E D
is located on the second deck. by Lt. Paul Leavitt and In­
Adjacent to this rec room is spector John Robinson, who
a TV and reading rom com­ through their efforts, greatly
2 3 Years In
plete witn lounge chairs and facilitated the investigation by
State and Federal Aviation Au­
all the fixings.
The Sam e Location
As we toured the Seacoast thorities.
area and looked over the two
“The outstanding work, as­
m a j o r Coast Guard power sistance, and cooperation of the Across the Street From
boats. Chief Bajowski com­ H a m p t o n Police department
mented on local fishermen and reflects great credit on your
Tobey’s D rug Store
their crafts. “That lobster boat
belongs to -------- he said as
he pointed seaward. “I t’s a
AL G AU RO N
beautiful ship a n d in fine
shape.”
Time and time again the men
of the local station have up­
Trips Twice D aily
MALDEN. MASS. GOLDEN AGERS were among several bus held the Coast Guard motto of
loads of persons who visited the beach for their annual outing “Sempar Paratus” or “Always
recently. A former vaudeville performer, Mr. Robert Scott, 81, Ready”. This has been done
is shown above as he performed from the Chamber of Com­ in various ways. This week as
the 1964 summer recreation
merce concourse last week.
— Staff Photo by Elliot ! season swings into high gear
I t h e BEACHCOMBER salutes
Chief Bajowski and his crew
of unsung heroes consisting of
Richard E. d'Entremont BM1,
7 Party Boats — Ric Roc a n d Alice G
Several bus loads of Golden mer vaudeville actor, B o b second in command of the lo­
A C R O SS FRO M THE STATE PARK O N STATE PIER
Age club members from vari­ Scott who sang the club song. cal station: Victor E. Porro,
EN
1;
William
R.
Lockard,
ous points around New E ng-1 The groups were also enter­
Sn ack 5 a r A Tackle Sh op —
lin e s A Beit Furnished
BM2;
Frank
Esselman,
CS2;
tained
with
an
organ
program
land converged on Hampton
Sh ip to Shore R ad io —
Free Parking
Roger
Lamascus,
EN3;
Ken­
performed
by
chamber
mem­
Beach last week" for their tra ­
G A U R O N S H A R B 0 3 S ID E
M O R N I N G TRIP 8 A M .
ber and beach businessman El­ neth H. Clayton, SNBM; Wil­
ditional outing.
M
OTEL
A F T E R N O O N TRIP 1 ;3 0 P M
The members participated in mer Menneka. William Elliot liam E. G arrett, SN; Robert
A N D KITCH EN ETTE APTS.
various activities throughout of the chamber served as the F. Hughes, §N: James L. Zim­
P H O N E 9 2 6 -2 4 6 9
the day. During the afternoon master of ceremonies for the merman, FN: John J. Quatkemeyer.
SN:
and
Frank
W.
members of the Manchester affair.
Sullivan. SN.
Sunset Club and the Malden
Golden Age group took part
in an impromptu special pro­
gram from the stage of the
Sea Shell ami from the con­
course of the Hampton Beach J
Chamber of Commerce office.
Both groups joined in sing­
ing their club songs. One of
the members of the Manches­
ter Sunset group, Rita Martell,
gave renditions on a mouth
organ and also did skits with
a woollen dancing man. She j
has been a regular returnee to
the beach for many seasons.
One of the performers for
the Malden group was a for­
BARBER SHOP
D E E P S EA FISH IN G
R en tals
D A Y - W EEK - MONTH
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BEACHCOMBER
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Trust yo u r Registered P h arm acist to fill a ll
prescriptions w ith p ro fe ssio n a l p re cisio n
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375 Ocean Blvd
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Located in the H igh Street
P a rk in g lot, H a m p fo n Center
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pm.
Sat 9 a m -6 pm. C lo se d 5 u n d o y s & H olid ays
e Club At Beach
WEATERVILLE, U.
the most unusual store in New Hampshire
SWEATERS and SPORTSWEAR
Y/hy Cook W h ile O n V a c a tio n ?
Use O ur Special C A LL-U P Service
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&
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Pier
Hampton Beach
_____________________ Tel. 926-3503
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Large & Small Pizza
Fried Clam s
Onion Rings
Italian Sandwiches
SPECIALS
. Fried Scallop PI
Fish ‘N Chip Pic
Pried Clam Plal
Chicken in a Be
FRIDAY SPECIAL TO G O
L,ncly’s Tamous hom em ade Clam & Fish Ch<
N O W A IT IN G _
Hours 11 a m to 1 2 ,
MARINA
LOCATED
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305 Ocean Boulevard
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O c#o n °PP- M o r in , M e m o ria l
For The Entire Family
First Old
Y ou Save Here at M ill Prices
Salts Members
A 1?. year old girl and a
15 year old boy became the
first 1961 members of the
Hampton Beach Chamber of
Commerce Old Salt’s club.
Kathy Wagner and Edmund
Wagner, both of 225 Monastery
avenue, West Springfield. Mass,
registered this week a t the
chamber office.
Kathy qualified by catching a
516-lb. haddock while Edmund
became eligible for the arm
patch, certificate ami identifi­
cation card by catching a 25-lb.
codfish.
Both catches were certified
by officials a t the Smith and
Gilmore pier.
Hours: M o n d a y through Saturday, 10 A.M . to 10 P.M.
Air-Conditioned
Free Parking
Factory Store
Portsmouth Mills
M APLEW O O D AVENUE
H ow to Reach
Sweaterville, U.S.A.
PO RTSM O U TH , N. H.
From H am pton Center proceed North on
Route 1. Use Portsm outh b y -p a ss o s if to
g o lo M a in o . Just bofore Toll Bridge use
o ve rp ass to reverse direction Proceed 2 0 0
y a rd s left on M a p le w o o d Avenue.
the
.<\n organization was formal
several years ago honoris
those persons who brine
the “big ones." All one nee.]9
to do to qualify for member*
ship in this non-meeting 0 '
ganization is to catch one r
the fish listed below. The
must be caught in Hamptr,!!
waters. The fish may be caught
by surf casting, from one',
own boat or from one of th
many p arty boats. All fis!
must be certified a t either th
A! Gauron deep sea fishin!
office or a t the Smith-Gilmor!
pier deep sea fishing head,
quarters.
There are no age limits with
either male or female eligible
to qualify along with children!
A variety of eight fish— any
or a l l — will qualify the fisher,
men for membership in the
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Ogunquit Stars
motion pictures, he nccium1 ..
favorite of television viewers
on such shows ns “Saturday
Prom". “The Arthur Murray
Party". “Keep Talking". “Play
Your Hunch". "Talent Scouts".
“The Jack Pnnr Show" and
finally "The M e r v Griffin
Show" which was lauded as
‘this bright oasis in the day­
time wasteland' and Tor which
Life Magazine hailed him as
'one of the few bright lights
on TV*.
Directed by Francis Ballard,
who has added some songs and
a bit of dancing, “Broadway"
offers the color, costumes and
clamor of a unique period.
Merv Griffin opens Monday
evening* July 6, at John Lane's
Ogunquit Playhouse, Ogunquit,
Maine, in the Philip Dunningioorge Abbott comedy-thriller
“Broadway".
Making his first appearance
nt Ogunquit, Merv Griffin will
portray a small-time hoofer in
this famed play of the 1920's
which depicts all of the ex­
citement. turbulence and joie
de vivre of an era when gang­
sters and bootleggers, debu­
tantes and tycoos, peopled the
tpeak-easies of Dry America.
Singer, dancer, pianist and
master of ceremonies, Merv
Griffin first jumped into prom­
inence with his million-record
Oc«on Blvd
Hampton Beach
Schedule of Events
Margaret Junkins
(July 1 - July 8)
June 27-July 4 — Hampton
Playhouse. “Irma La Douce".
July 3 — Fireworks, H:10
p.m., from beach in front of
Dietetic Candies
AUTO REPAIRS
Storoge and Road Service
Arthur Bickford & Son
Hampton Beach
H a m p to n B a y
Swimming School
INTERN VTIONAL COVER-ALLS, used by local Coast Guards­
men during the winter months, is checked by Chief Francis
Bajowski at the local Coast Guard station. The interior of the
For All Ages
Yom
Children A Specialty
suit is similar to a skin diver outfit while the outside is
C o n fo c r
—
brightly covered for identification.
— Staff Photo by Elliot
B ill
H a m p tto n
G illig o n ,
5
Beach
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9 2 6 -3 2
50 special police officers as
now employed for the summer
months by the Hampton Police;
department, according to Chief
John Roden.
Vacation Information Guide - Two Additional
EMERGENCY LOCATION
F irst aid station — Hampton
Beach Police station. WAverly
6-3338. The officer on duty will
CALL A DOCTOR FOR YOU
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
OR DURING THE NIGHT.
In the Sea Shell a t the center,
of the beach.
Fire Station—Ashworth ave­
nue between "D" and “F } Sts.
WAverly 6-3316.
Police Station — Office on
Ashworth Ave. WAverly 6-3334general
. Special P olice
a.m .-5 p.m., Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - noon Saturday. No,
service holidays and Sundays.
Hampton — Lobby open 7 a.m.
t o 7 .p.m.,„ Monday - Saturday
_
Hampton selectmen at the
Window service: 8:30 a.m .- 5 recent meeting approved app.m., Monday-Friday; 8:30 a.m. plications of two men for speto noon. Saturday. No service cial police d u l y during the
holidays and Sundays,
summer months.
U. S. Post Office, Beach — ( Slated to begin work as poAt the annual meeting of
Lobby open: _8 -a.m.
5 p.m.,
lice specials were
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..v.v Hollis Dur- the Exeter and Hampton ElecMon day-Friday; 8:30 a.m. -1 2 |a n t, Stratham , and Raymond i trie Company last week, Mr.
Saturday. Window service: 8:30 E. Mace. Newburyport, Mass. Charles M. Tenney was elected
This bring.- to approximately as chairman of the board._____
Set For Duty
The B rid ge
O VE O F BEAUTY
Served
Buffet Style
7:30 - 10:30
Buffet
or Menu
11:30 to 3:00
B e a u ty Salo n
205 A shw orth Ave-
Full Course
Menu
3:00 to 10 00
(In B rid g e R e a lty B u ild in g )
H a m p to n Beach
Tel. 926-2127
OLDE KETTLE LOUNGE
Fully Air Conditioned
Entertainment Nightly
5 to 12:00 P.M.
YE COCKE A N D KETTLE RESTAURANT
I
Seabrook, N. H.
Tel. 474 - 37 AT
W A L K IN
Arm patches, certificates and
identification cards await the
triumphant fisherman at the
Hampton Beach Chamber of
Comikierce office.
SER V IC E
urs. & Fr .
E v e n in g s B y A p p o in tm e n t
LA D IE S C A S U A L W E A R
Drop in a n d b ro w se
SHOP
X" STREET
G A R R IS O N
H am p to n Beach
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AIR-CONDITIONED
Blouses
MOTEL UNITS
All Units Facing The <
•he Boulevard on Ath
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Shifts Too
rrison Shop of Lowell, M a s s
M tCOYS
D R IV E -IN
AIR C O N D IT IO N E D
Self Service D ining Room
Featuring Flavor-Crisp
FRIED CH IC K EN
C O BN ER OF G A A SH W O R T H AVE.
l o c a t io n s
Municipal Offices — Town:
Board of Selectmen, Noel Salo­
mon, chairman, Robert Danel-'
son a n d Herbert T roiatter;
Town Manager, Kenneth Boehner; town clerk, Helen Hayden;
t a x collector, Hazel Coffin;
treasurer, Norman N. Merrill.
Town office hours: 9-5, Mon.
thru Fri., except Lax collectors
desk closed 11:30- 12:30 and
town clerk’s desk closed 12:30
to 1:30. Open 9 -1 2 Saturdays.
Chief of Police, John Roden;
fire chief, Perley George. Town
offices located 13G Winnacunnet road.
Precinct— Fred Gagne, Ralph
T. H arris and John J. Foley.
Treasurer and clerk, A. Roland
Bragg. Offices located at 64
Ashworth avenue.
C h a m b e r of Commerce —
President, Joseph Flynn, Exec.
Sec., William Elliot. Office hrs.
are from 9:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m., 7
days a week during the sum­
mer months. Office located on
Ocean boulevard in northerly
section of Sea Shell.
Public Library — Located at
Hampton Center on Winnacunnet road. Mrs. M argaret Noyes,
librarian.
SW IF T ’S P R E M IU M U. S. C H O IC E
STEAK
C O L U M B IA
U.S. C H O IC E
ROUND R O A S T ib 89c
U.S. C H O IC E SH O R T CUT R U M F
STEAK
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ib$l„39
H am pton Beach
Day Set For
W orld’s F air
COM M ANDER —
Qts.
BEVERA G ES
6-$l
0& C POTATO STICKS
M IX O R M A T C H
Qts. K O SH E R DILL
FROZEN LEMONADE
F R IE N D 'S Jum b o C an
New Hampshire will present
three special community event
days a t the New York World’s
UNDERW OOD
Fair in July and three in Au­
gust.
Hampton Beach will go to
the Fair on July 17 under the
S. S. PIERCE
sponsorship of the Hampton
Beach Chamber of Commerce.
A combined variety show on
July 1 will feature acts from j
Merrimack, Reeds Ferry and
Milford.
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On July 20 Manchester’s
mayor, Roland S. Vallee will
MC the Queen City’s commu­
nity event which will feature
speciul dunces directed by Sally
HOT D O G
Save 16c
Zyla Addison.
Three of the state's large
pints
musical units will present pa­
rades, drills and concerts on CURTISS
the village green at the New
England Pavilion during Au­
gust.
Rochester day at the Fair
will be held August 10 and LARG E
w i l l feature the Graniteers
drum and bugle corps.
On August 22 the Ports­
mouth Golden Eagles d r u m
FANCY
corps and drill team — a total
of about 80 people — will pre­
sent two one-hour long pro­
grams. This unit has won 17
top awards in northeast com­
petition.
O P E N ALL D A Y S A T U R D A Y
New Hampshire’s final com­
munity event feature for 1964
will be presented by the color­
JULY 4th
ful Joliette drum and bugle
corps from Berlin, August 26.
A committee, including Gov.
A n d S u n d a y A s Usual
John W. King, is now accept­
ing applications for New Hamp­
shire’s nine community events
to be scheduled at the Fair
in 1965.
SA V E 40c
PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT
SA V E 40c
DEL M O N T E
RELISH
MARSHMALLOWS
BARTLETT PEARS
NECTARINES
Berm udas
N E W THI5 Y E A R !
New Chairm an
j: Appointed For
E & H E lectric
Recommended by
Neorly Everyone
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BEACHCOMBER
C O O K -O U T H EA D Q U A R TER S
5 -3 9 c
d o z. 4
A Dozen H am burg Rolls
Free W ith Every 2 lbs.
G round Chuck
9
PRESCOTT
SU PER
m a r k e t
faints
GREEN
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Open Daily 8 A.M . to 9 P.M. — Including Sunday
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Word was received during continue s to help music stuthe past winter months that dent preparc for public npHo also judges bnml
Everett Allyn Moses whose
bands performed at Hampton contests at various times.
His famed Moses band was
Beach many years ago has re­
organized in 1023 and played
tired.
Through :* Hampton sum - from coast to coast. It was
Jner resident and a winte:r disbanded »luring the U’orld
Florida resident, John Simp - War II year
son. notice of the famed bancI Rut following the war, Al
leader's retirement w a s re-* Moses had a concert contrac
* at Daytona Bench, Florida. II
retired from there in 1953 af
ter six years. Hi> wife die*
there on January 28, 1948, oi
their 33rd wedding anniversary
Mr. Moses, who holds a doc­
tor's degree in music, conduct­
ed an estimated 10,000 con­
certs and music events. He
won two national champion­
ships during his band career 30 FOOT UTILITY BOAT based at the Hampton Heach Marina and pointed towards
days. He began his career play­ river i> inspected for readines by Chief Bajowski, right, and Frank Sullivan, left. 1
ing with John Philip Sousa Coast Guard boat, the 36 footer, is also based at the marina.
— Staff Ph***
and Arthur Pryor.
In 1033 his band played at
the Chicago World's Fair. It
| Miss Paula White, participated
H H K N / K p f a *
succeeded Sousa Band at Wil-1
in the making of beads, wrist
low Grove Park. Philadelphia;
purses, carry-all baskets, pot
JtM
July 6 - July 11
Arthur Pryor’s Bund at Asholders and *tick craft in the
[V n*
The roaring and
bury Park. New Jersey; Vesarts a n d crafts department.
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uproariouily funny imosh
I sella s Italian Band at Atlan­
They also took part in game,
tic
Citvs
Steel
Pier;
and
the
of softball, kickball relay races
“SAILOR BEWARE”
famous Pat Conway Band at
and jump rope.
Reservations 926-3073
Wildwood Beach, New Jersey.
Director Bob Carroll and Re­
The boys, meanwhile, a r e
Curtain 8 40
The band also played on the creation Commissioner Irving
participating in bocce, base­
Scale of Prices Monday • Friday
White House lawn a n d at “Soup” Campbell reported this
ball games, horse shoes a n d
2 90. 2 55. 2 00. To* Inc. Sol
Hampton Beach as well as at week that the 1964 summer re­ paddle
tennis.
many state fairs.
Eve 3.10, 2 90. 2.50, Toi Inc.
creation program h e l d daily
The age grouping of the by os
Mr.
Moses
is
listed
in
Who's
each morning a t Tuck Field is and girls participating in the
MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2:30 P M
Who in Music. He is an hon­ off to one of the best starts
All Seoh Reserved 1.80
orary member of the Ameri­ ever Some 162 boys and girls activities is from eight thru
13 years.
NEXT WEEK
can Bandmasters Association are registered to date.
During t h e coming week
and a life member of the
“ M Y FAIR lADT**
During the opening week the baseball games will be played
American Federation of Music. girls, under the direction of
as follows: Maiors — Tnlv r,
ported th at the left rear of the
Ingraham car w a s damaged
while no damage was reported
as being done to the Fiskc car.
A t 2:46 p.m. on June 26, ve­
hicles operated by Robert Keefe
of Greenland, and Mildred M.
Ryan, Manchester, were in col­
lision at Mill road and High
street.
Police reported the Keefe car
receded a damaged js:ar hamp­
er while the front enJ of the
Ryan car was also damaged.
The accident was reported at
the police station.
GOP Candidates
Plan Roundup
For C ounty
i\ec. rro g ram
At Tuck Field
Gets Good S ta rt
HAMPTON
BEACH
BEAUTY CONTESTANTS FROM OKLAHOMA were the first to siKit up for the 1964 Miss
Hampton Beach Beauty Pageant which will be held on July 21. Pictured above left to Tight
are Carol Kay Cook. Loretta Johnson and Sharon Ann Timanus. All three (jiHs are wor in f
at the beach for the summer months.
- Staff Photo by Elliot
New Hampshire in Durham:
Bachelor of Science degrees
went to Susan P. Xordhausen,
a rt education, of Hampton;
Alan F. Butterfield, chemical
engineering, of West Rye; Ge­
rald H. Carpenter, electrical
engineering, of Rye; Douglas
The following students from \\\ MacLcan, electrical engin­
this area received degrees on eering cf Hampton; James A.
June 7 from the University of Philbnc-c, mechanical engin-
A rea S tudents
O btain Degrees
From UNH
ROUTE 1A, BEACH R O A D
NOW
SH O W S 2 - 7
SALISBURY, M A S S.
P L A Y IN G THRU T U E SD A Y
’64 E a ste r Seal
Deemed Success
METROGOIDW
• ' A Stanley Baker
Cy Endfield Product
2nd Sm ash Hit
"M A G N IF IC E N T S IN N E R ”
"cUU^COUK
Strictly a n adult picture, nobody under '8 years of a g e
w ill be adm itted. This picture is hotter than a 4th of Ju ly
firecracker.
CO M ING '
A GOP Candidates Roundup
for Rockingham County being
sponsored by the Young Re­
publicans of the area is being
planned for the Rockingham
Ballroom for July 27.
An estimated 10 to 12 mil­
A buffe* supper will be serv­ lion Americans suffer from one
ed from 7 to 8 p.m. All the *of the heart and blood vessel
candidates who have filed for diseases. The same group of
various office* will be intro­ diseases causes about a million
duced.
deaths each year.
In addition to specialty acts,1
Bill Treat will present high­
’JjOWAr
Jamum*.
lights of t h e GOP National
Convention. There will also be
dancing and gifts for the
N O W PLAYING
ladies.
THRU SATURDAY
JULY 4
Tickets may be obtained
through Gen Graper, chairman;
Mayor “Ted” Connors of Ports­
mouth, ticket committee; or B A R B A R A BEL G ED D ES in
“THE C O N S T A N T W IF E "
through a n y of the county
commissioners.
Comedy by W. So me net M augham
C O M IN G !
Starts Wed.
“ Captain N ew m an, M .D.*’
July 6 - 1 1 MERV GRIFHN
Sen. H artm an
Seeks E lection
To Deeds Office
eering, of Rye; Judith A. Emsin ’ BROADW AY”
lie, secretarial studies, Hamp­
ton; Susan Lathrop, hotel ad­
Eve\: Mon-Sot 8:40
Motj: Wed A Fri 2:45
ministration major, Hampton;
Tel. (207| 646-5511
and Edward L. Ramsdell, busi­
ness administration, Rye.
Bachelor of A rts degrees
State Senator Kenneth E.
went to DeAnna M. Boutilier,
English literature, Rye; Anne Hartman, a resident of Derry,
W. B. Cooper, elementary edu­ recently announced th a t he will
cation, Rye; Judith A. Costello, seek election for Register of
ham, English education, North
Hampton; Peter E. Rand<JI,
ton; Marion E. Fish, history,
Hampton; Wayne Elliot, Eng­
lish literature. North HampEnglish literature. North
will ring out for freedom on
r,js ory, Rye; Gail P. Cunning
history, Rye, and Dennis N. N O W S H O W IN G ! ... Thru Saturday
Royal, economics, of Hampton
SOM-UxTlSKCU
Falls.
FRANKIE
ANNETTE
BUDDY
>o In ju ries Are
R eported In
T hree Crashes
C am paign Is
me presents
Prompt medical treatm ent —
including attention to rehabili­
tation — can lessen the amount
of damage caused by a stroke,
according to the New Hamp­
shire Heart Association.
Directed by Windsor Itw H
S A L IS B U R Y D R I V E - I N T H E A T R E
SH O W S 2 - 7 - 9 P.M
Deeds in Rockingham County.
A graduate of Boston Uni­
versity College of Business Ad­
ministration in 1961, Hartman
has since practiced accounting
in Derry. Interest in local af­
fairs prompted his participa­
tion on the Derry Budget Com­
mittee,
which he was chair­
man.
Elected to the State Senate,
District 19, in 1062. Sen. H art­
man served as vice chairman
of the Banks & Insurance Com­
mittee, as well as a member
of the Labor, Education a n 7!
Engrossed Bills Committee.
A veteran of World War II
Marine Corps, Senator H art­
m an-is married to the former
Phyllis George. They have four
children.
Hampton police reported no
injuries in three accidents
which took place on local high­
ways during the past week.
A parked vehicle owned by
William E. BrinkerhotT. of 3
Smith court, received damage
to the front bumper when a car
I operated by Gary W. Deskin,
Portsmouth, went out of con­
trol and was involved in a col­
lision
1:45 a.m. on June 22.
Police reported the Deskin I
operated car w a s proceeding
north on Lafayette road at the
time of the accident. Police!
reported no damage to the Deskin vehicle. Lt. Paul Leavitt,
Insp. John Robinson and Offi­
cer Ray Whitcomb investi­
gated.
Vehicles operated by Edward
A. Ingraham, 297 Mill road and
George A. Fiske. Florida, were
involved in a collision ns both
cars headed n o r t h on Ocean
boulevard. Police reported there
were no injuries in the acci­
dent which took olace at 2 p.m.
on June 24.
Officer
W. Donaldson re-
b Hope
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Light-Hearted Comedy
“ THE D R E A M M A K E R ”
STARTS WED., JULY 8
“Lawrence of A ra b ia ”
C O M IN G S O O N ! “Cleopatra” & “H ow W est W a s Won*
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All*'
the Indian Hill—dramatic
rJshe appeared in lonosco'vi
Soprano. She is intcr^^w
becoming a musical ^
perform er and has apjwith her mother in oper%7
formances of the Philode;J
Opera Co.
Jean Lewis, a 20
graduate of Endicott Jr. ^
lege, will attend Ohio &
University in the fall. She,
joys the self-sufficiency *
theatrical career und hop*
fulfill her mother’s duure t*
she become a profc^gjmT
t ress.
There you have theml ^
u few of the talented, edu^
and interesting apprentic*k
the l'h>d *eason ut ta4i
ton Playhouse. They will 1*.
they will work hard, and t*
will enjoy themselves, J
above all else, they are h*
, 0 grow, to increase their i
,1 .v -landing of theater and,
people and to intensify tk,
nVe for and their wterati
-total theater”, the full
tncul experience, of winch*
for mine; is but a small ?«k
There are people ruling i
hind those prubby face* s
. ,ilcd work clothes, ard ,
wanted you to meet * - '
ouse
Apprentices are people—tney
really ure. Splashed head to
toe with paint, clad in faded
and sometimes torn jeans, and
usually baggy under the eyes
from a general lack of sleep,
the apprentices of a summer
stock theater are a race apart.
With a cheerfulness that consis tontly belies the difficulty of
their jobs, they perf orm a
seemingly e n d I e ss line of
chores and as n group, ure the
strongest support on which a
successful s u in m c r theater
must rest.
The Hampton Playhouse, se­
lects its apprentices with great
care, choosing on the average,
only one out of evry sixteen
or seventeen applicants. Ap­
prentices at Hampton must net
and must be intelligent, with
charm to match, hut more im­
portantly, they must love the
theater and must he willing,
because of this love, to share
equally the enormously diffi­
cult tmiks, performed mostly
under pressure, required for a
theaters survival. They must I j
want to learn, and they must :
be willing to sacrifice, for three
long months, their own inter-N
I sibh for the maintenance
the theater, for preserving
cleanliness of the grounds
the auditorium, and for us;
ing each night's audience
maximum in comfort and pic
ure. The hnul chore of the prentice is the most pleas]
and the most popular. He
often cast in productions
the Playhouse, i
small roles alike, n e c o
his ability. Many o
......... n r » r f n r n i
it
sees fiaiiy. ?»ne aoesn t mww,
however, that the 10,000 franc
note she receives each day is
the same one she received the
day before. She gives all her
pay to Nstor, who is cagey
and tireless enuogh to play
her lover and employer in a
dual role.
When he gets tired of his
double role and destroys the
mask of his other self, he
walks into a murder trial and
a string of complications which
carry him further away from
Irma. He 3aid he hated him­
self, and the hate was mutual.
I'll let you see for yourself
how he gets back to Paris and
his Irma.
The staging was handled
skillfully, discounting the usual
opening night mishaps which
momentarily drop the show
back into reality. Although
ting. A group from the Sunset Club of ManHam pton Beach Chamber | ' Commerce. Bill
— Staff Photo by Elliot
p a i*d - to - secrecy gendarmes, I
quiosques, Gaulois, a n d the
The team is endeavoring to Dreyfus affair.
Irma, a
Pigal streetwalker
cover as many of the streets
and establishments as possible played by Katherine Helmond,
prior to getting into the heart is rescued from a “Bar des
of the recreation season. Only Inquiets” brawl by a luw stu­
flagrant violations are being! dent played by John Vari. Tney
pointed out a t present. The rapidly fall in love (as in all
team, according to Mr. Boeh- good musicals), and she doesn't
ner, will compile a list of even mind his past (his crime
his first
minor infractions and sugges­ being that she is
tions after the summer season lover). Her profession soon up­
is over. Property owners or sets their first attem pt at do­
business owners will be notified mesticity, and Nestor (Vari)
and asked to correct these realizes that “It's terrible to
measures over the w i n t e r have suspicions . . . especially
when you know they’re true.”
In his desecration. Nestor
Just a Little Different
Troll
Bridge
C* St., Hampton Beach
Good Food at
Reasonable Prices
Highlands. Art is interested ii
acting and directing for a ca
reer and has chosen his pro
fession as a means of fulfilling
his desire to entertain people
and to relieve them of the tensions of an every day exi$tence.
D o n a l d Howard Fenedley
with the voice that you can’t
forget, is a 19 year old student from the ole* South, down
Tennessee way. He attended
Bearden High in Knoxville, and
is currently on lea\’e from his
studies at the University of
Tennessee where he is a theater major. Don is quite nossi-i
SWIM
SUITS
Barrie O'Brien, returns for her
second year of apprenticeship
at the Playhouse, whose audiences, will remember her hilarious interpretation of t h e
starring role in last season’s,
Take Her - She’s Mine. Barrie
is a student at Stella Adler's
Theatrical Training School in
New York City, and was a student of Alfred Christie’s while
a senior at Richmond Hills
High, in Richmond Hills, New
York,
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B Y D A Y O R WEEK
A ll Portable Sets
K IM B A L L
REAL
ESTATE
A v a ila b le 7 Days
A W e e k ’til 10P.M
Em ergency Road Serv
9 2 6 -5 3 2 2
BOAT T R IP S
with DASH
14 “G ” Street
H a m p to n Beach
- D a v e S a u ln ie r -
2 4 H O U R SER V IC E
7 DAYS A
Sun and Splash
.uicnaei rerrara, an inhabi­
tant of Lawrence, Mass., has
just completed one year at the
Leland Powers School of Ra­
dio, Television, and Theater.
The 18 year old graduate of
Central Catholic High school
in Lawrence, plans to work in
his home town during the next
year to raise the cash for a
professional education a t the
Neighborhood P l a y house in
New York City. Playwriting
occupies much of Mike’s time
tu t the acting art is his first
lnu/»
Choose from Famous
Brandes Such as . . .
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MPTON CENTER
youngest
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v n \m v 3
W harf (off M arket Street)
Portsmouth,
Tel. 4 36-7927
Fare $3.50 Round Trip, Children $2.50
Leave Portsmouth 11:00 a.m., 5:10 p.m.
Saturday 11:00 a.m.. 2:40 n m.. 5-40 n.m.
» Children's plates a v a ila b le
LOBSTER POUND
AND
FISH MARKET
• Alive
• Boiled To Order
Foot of Bridge at Smith & Gilm ore W h a rf
Native Lobsters. Clams and Fish
Visitors
W elcom e
FRESH DAILY
Spoken
Q U A LIT Y U N SU R P A SSE D
Telephone (Ham pton) 9 2 6 -3 4 2 4
• French Spoken
• Party prices arranged
Remnant & Drapery Store
Real Treasures a t Prices
That Will Surprise You!
—
OPEN
EXETER HANDKERCHIEF CO
year
ning
opposite the Coast G uard Station at A q u a Ram a Motel
• Come a s you are
“The Remnant Shop”
Mon. thru Sot
W EEK
Two specially appointed po­
lice officers, Merle Jones, Jr.
and Clinton Rand, have been
assigned to the team to work
with Mr. Boehner. The health
officer works with the duo on
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thurs­
day of each week.
The men are taking into
consideration the cleanliness of
the property together with the
physical layout of the struc­
tures. Measurements are also
being taken of the sizes of
the structures to ascertain the
maximum occupancy desirable.
In past years, fire inspec­
tio n s have been made. This
year, whenever possible, fire
and health inspections are be­
ing combined.
Under the present p l a n ,
structures on two to three
streets a week are being in­
spected by the health team.
Mr. Boehner pointed out that,
in general, the cooperation by
the owners and managers of
the establishments in allowing
the inspections has been good.
If the opening night for the
Mr. Bo»*hner pointed out that
the inspections are actually be- summer is any indication of
i ing made for the good of the things to come at the Hamp­
business o w n e r in suggesting ton Playhouse, it promises *o
be a lively, hard working sea­
son.
“Irma la Douce” has a spicy
French setting complete with
Near B&M RR Sta Lincoln St., Exeter
O U R SPECIALTIES
—
SEAFOOD
Store
CHAR BROILED STEAK
Each D a y the 50th G uest at Breakfast or
Dinner will receive a FREE M EAL.
JUST SO U TH O F THE C A S IN O O N O C E A N B O U LEV A R D
A controversial 7.or;-* prob­
lem was r e s o l v e d recently
when the Zoning Board of Ad­
justment unanimously denied a
petition by the Hampton Board
of Selectmen to revoke a build­
ing permit issued for installa­
tion of a miniature golf course
at Hampton Bearh.
On April *21 a building per­
mit was issued by Building
Inspector Alfred Janvrin to al­
low Francis Mackey of Keene
to construct a miniature golf
course at 375 Ocean boulevard.
The action oi tne spaxui.v..
resulted from their authority
to seek revocations if they feel
permits do not meet local zon­
ing1 requirements. It was point­
ed out that the selectmen felt
the golf course falls under n
seasonal recreation clause pro­
hibiting amusements such ns
rides.
The Zoning Board of Adjust­
ment, however, refused to go
along with this point and in
a decision rendered following
o public hearing held June 18
at the Municipal Court room,
it was pointed out that “it
was the unanimous opinion of
the Board that the petition he
denied.” The move allowed the
REACH
Community Church (Protestant,
non-HecU»rinn) D street and
Ashworth avenue, S u n d a y
morning, 10:30 a.m. Visiting
part ora.
St. Patrick's Church (Roman
Catholic) Church street. Sunda v masses, 0 - 7 - 7:46 - ft:309 1.7-10-10:45-11:30 A.M.
Sept. 22 - Oct. 13, 10:30 a.m.
only. D a i 1 y masses, 7:30.
First Friday 6:30 - 7:30 -8:30
a.m. -5:00 p.tn. Benediction,
Sundays, Holy days and First
Fridays, 7:30 p,m. Confesj sion. Saturdays. E v e s of
| Fea * Fii t Fridays at •;
and 7:30 p.m.
K *
TOWN
Auvent — High street. Hamil­
ton, 9:45 a.m., Sunday school;
11:00 a.m., sermon.
'B aptist — Winnacunnet road,
Hamnton. 11:0U a.m.. Church
;«j1tj1
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vi
HAMPTON BEACH
4 Room Cottage on Deeded lot
Hoi water heat, knotty pJne finish,
g la n e d in porch. $7,450 0 0
926-5637
seasonal business
CHINESE
AM ERICA N
DINING ROOM
• Special Luncheon* dally 1 1 : 3 0 - 3 p m
• Chinese Buffel W ednesdays, 6 l© 8 3 0 p.m.
. all you eon eal only $2.95.
• Dinner Dancing Soturday Evenings.
Reservations suggested
• Peg Norton at the Ham m ond — Wednesda-.
Thursday and Friday evenings.
• Take out service
ROUTE 1 —
RYE. N. H. —
9 6 4 -5 5 4 5
tional district.”
In a second hearing on a
petition by Bernard A. Barteau for erection of two signs
at the entrances to a new hous­
ing development known as Ellis
Acres for a period of 1 year
the petition was granted but
changed slightly.
At an executive meeting of
the members of the Zoning
Board of Adjustment it was
the unanimous opinion of the
Board that the petition be
granted for a period of six
months rather than for a year.
Mr. Charles Bears.
Application blanks will be
sent on request and one may
register by mail if registration
is accompanied by c h e c k or
money order. The deadline for
registration will be July 3.
lor estate)
11:00 a.m.
Note: Above
subject to
Morning service,
Guest speakers.
times of services
change.
T alen t Show
V
G ets I nderw av
M onday Evening
the annual ta>n* sh-»\v pmgram will get underway at the
Sen Shell stage.
Defending champion is Miss
Sheila Scott in the Senior I>ivi. i■iri and The Music Makers
in the Junior Division.
Scott
t})e
hearts of
audiences
summer
a-
-he
copped
*' . ■ &,*
M*
I
ft
V
•
t*rp
honors in t h » weekly show and
then returned to the stage in
August to take the grand prize. NERVE CE^
Since her accomplishment last (Juatkemeyer
summer she has appeared on officer in chi
television among other perter at the pKnt. The agree­
ment serves as a form of prowherein possibilities of water
pollution are involved.
Meanwhile, work rs rontinuing on the sewerage treatm ent
plant. The project is Phase III
of the §1,180,000 sewer expan­
sion program. Sewer mains re­
cently installed under Phase*
I and II of the program were
recently opened for use. Only
signed applications for water emergency house connections
R O O M S TO RENT WE$t
To Fem ale Beach Help
A p p ly Miniature Golf
375 O cean Boulevard
Phase III Of
Sewer Program
\5ork Continues
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WHERE TO I
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2 8 5 O re a n Blvd., H am p ton Beach
ASHW ORTH HOTEL DIN IN G R O O M
295 Ashworth Blvd.
Hampton Beach
Buffet Every Tuesday 5 - 8:30 P.M.
EXETER, N. H. • For Reservations call 772-5#
Bakery - Meats - Groceries
* C O M E AS YOU ARE”
Ham pton Beach
B o ar’s H ead
H U D O N ’S RESTAURANT
Western Prime Beef
Ocean Fresh Seafood
279 Ocean Boulevard
•jring A Complete Assortm ent C f
COVE MOTEL
BEAUTY SALON
and Coffee Shop
- O n The O cean Front •
99c Daily Luncheon
G R E Y ST O N E HOTEL
Mr Hot! and M anager. Y o la n da
at- J»
Si.CO /Merchandise & Beach Needs
REV. DWIGHT HLAKESI.EE
81 Ocean Blvd., Cor. *K’ St
O p en Y e a r Round
LO M AZZO ’S RESTAURANT
Italian & American Foods
8reokfo\t Served —
Open 8 a.m. to 10
Winnacunnet Road
•'
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Am ple Free Porting
Hom pton Ployhouift
:ht*rs of the subjects
*n*d are as follows:
- IV, Writing Skills,
Reading, Miss Mary
i Mrs. Jane Grover.
Improvement, Junior
Secondary, Miss Barimon. Algebra 1, II,
Advanced Math. Roi Junior and Second5** Math, Mr. Russell
Mr. David O'Haire.
- I ll, Miss Maureen
16th Season
W A L K -IN SERVICE
926-2498
Fountain Service
STEAK —
Servir
Boar’s Head
"ipton Beach
The Rev. H. Dwight Blake., Hamilton, has accepted a call
lee. Vicar of Trinity Church to become Canon of the Ca­
thedral Church of the Nativity
in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania ef­
fective September 1st. He will
be Canon Assistant to the Very
Rev. John X. McCormick, Dean
of the Cathedral.
For the W hole Fam ily !
Before entexing the minis­
• BEACHV/EAR
try. Mr. Blakeslee was associ­
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ated with National Gypsum
Co., ar.d director and vice pres­
Everything for Cam p & Home
ident of Norman Duffiekl and
Co., a general insurance firm
N e w b u ry p o rt s Leading
in Buffalo. A lter graduating
Departm ent Store
from Virginia Seminary* he
served ns curate of Christ
Church, Exeter and vicar of
Trinity Church, Hampton, mov­
P L E A S A N T STREET. N E W B U R Y P O R T
ing in 1960 to Mill road, in
Hampton, as the first resident
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Episcopal clergyman.
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Ham pton Center
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Bathing Suits
Interesting Fashions
Play Clothes
Unusual Gifts
Jewelry
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In the Sea Gate Motel
Just a block from the ocean
9 Ashworth Avenue
Hampton Beach
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WHEN DAY’S WORK IS DONE members of the crew at the local Coast Guard statin
enjoy many forms of recreation in their own rec room. Pictured above are Frank W. S£
SN. left, and John J. Quatkemeyer. Adjacent to the rec room which was recently refiniskd,
mahogany nail paneling is a TV and reading room.
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r . . Other girls interest*
Miss Hampton Beach Contest;
should contact Mr. H
Registers Six Early Beauties the chamber of comme
In another first at Hampton for the coveted spot. Also from
Beach, three girls from Okla­ Oklahoma is Loretta Johnson. Margaret\
homa became the initial con­ 21 , Jones. Oklahoma, and Carol
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testants to register for the
19f>4 Mi s s Hampton Beach
Beauty pageant to be held
July 21.
Promotion manager Henry
Hamel this week said the ap­
plications are coming in earlier
than usual.
Sharon Ann Timanus, 20 ,
4009 Rancho Drive, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, was one of
the trio to become a candidate
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Kay Cook, Kicoma Park, Okla­
homa. All three girls are resid­
ing a t 10 Fuller place and are
employed at the Hotel Alien.
Others who have signified in­
tentions of competing are Nan­
cy M. Steckis, 17, 233 Melrose
street, Manchester; Carol Ann
Seega, 17. 84 Chather street,
Worcester, Mass, a n d Jane
Murray, 17, 85 Melrose street,
Manchester.
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1 A SH W O R T H AVI
926-5441
SPEC IA LIZIN G IN
P E R S O N A L SERVICE
Salisbury Beach
REASONS TO VISIT
THE NEW BROADWAY
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Assets to local boating enthusiasts continued to
mount with notice of another addition to the boating
program of the local waterways. Over at Seabrook
Harbor a unique re-construction program is underway
which will go a long ways toward giving boat owners
and fishermen top facilities on both sides of Hampton
River.
Public officials in the Town of Seabrook, the N. H.
Department of Public Works and Highway and the
Seacoast Region office are rapidly concluding prepara­
tions for the twenty-second birthday of the newly re­
built Public Pier at Seabrook Harbor. The two hun­
dred foot long wooden structure was built by the State
Highway Department in 1942 at the time of the re­
construction of the Hampton River Bridge.
The original structure, a well designed pier with
a wide walkway, was completed with a ramp and large
floats. Several years ago. an early winter storm severe­
ly damaged the floats and the pier fell into a period
of neglect. A commercial fishing operator became the
primary user of the pier and performed some neces­
sary maintenance in the intervening years. The Town
officials discussed the abandonment of the pier on
several occasions but the interest of the fishermen at
| the harbor kept the facility operating.
Since 1960, two things happened which focused
attention on the pier; first was the rapid increase in
pleasure boating activities all along the New' Hamp­
shire coast and the second was the U. S. Army Corps
of Engineers program for the improvement of Hamp­
ton and Seabrook Harbors. The Corps of Engineers
proposed a three quarter of a million dollar project
! which would widen the channels, construct jetties and
SEABROOK HARBOR PUBLIC PIER PROJECT gets the once over from Seacoast Regional provide anchorages in both harbors. Local partitipaExecutive Secretary John P. Batchelder (atop pier) as new construction work got underway ^jon was required along with that of the State of New
this week. When completed, the new construction work coupled with repairs to the existing Hampshire. Last July, Gov. John W. King signed into
dock will give the boating enthusiasts another public pier. Both sides of Hampton River will
now have excellent accommodations for boaters and fishermen.
PIER
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Firemen Ready Hand Tub For Action
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H o m p lo n Beach A d v o c a te
Seabrook Pier Asset To Area
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7°pjm. Senior division immediately following. Register with
Henry Hamel at Chamber of Commerce.
SQUARE DANCING
Fridays, 8:30 tun. at the Hampton Beach State Park. Dances
sponsored by Seacoast Regional Square Dance association.
First dance under tin* stars June 26.
CALISTHENICS
Monday through Friday beginning Friday, July 8. on the sand in
front of the Sea Shell beginning at 10:30 a .in. Miss Coca
Cola your director.
RECORD HOP
Wednesdays from 2-4 p.m. for young teenagers: College Mixers,
Thursday evenings for older teens. Both at Casino Ballroom.
See the separate schedule of special weekly events each week
elsewhere in the BEACHCOMBER. A complete schedule of summer events may Im* obtained for asking at the chamber of commerce office in the Sea Shell.
W e d n e sd a y
thru Sept. 12. Call 9 2 6 -
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der of the season if weather permits, in
Shell at 9:10 p.m.
TALENT SHOW
each
On August 22, visitors to
Hampton Beach who will be
witnessing the annual parade
will see a brightly restored
piece of fire apparatus bearing
the name Winnacunnet I. A few
days later, this same piece of
apparatus will be put into ac­
tion in its first local competi­
tion as it takes part in the New
E n g l a n d League Firemen's
muster at Hampton Beach.
During t h e winter months
the fire fighters of the Hamp­
ton Beach and the Hampton
Fire department have been re­
storing an 1853 hand tub. Near­
ing completion on the restora­
tion phase of the project, the
hund tub will be given a trial
run in the near future.
Many fire departments around
the country' pride themselves on
their restored pieces of equip­
ment similar to that of the lo­
cal department. Each year,
many hand tubs .have come to
Hampton Beach to participate
in the annuul August parades.
Over in neighboring New­
bury, Mass., t h a t department
prides itself on a hand tub
which holds many records. Up
in Newmarket another famed
pVINNACUN.NET NO. 1, restored hand tub owned by Hampton Beach Firemen's Relief
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"shown tub is located.
o Maine. The relic, built in 1S53. will compete in its first official muster compel,non o.a A
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The members of the local
ihove are members of the crew, Charlie BurlinRton. Perry Tarleton. LC William St'ckney a
of Mr Tarll.ton> are department are in hopes that
:u6s remaining work to be completed on the pistons with th ief Perley George.
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HAND TUB
nembtTH of the local fire department. Mr. Tarleton was the man who
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land tub as he did most of the leg work in obtaining it.