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EIGHT THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON, N. Y.. OCTOBER 5. 1967 c l a s s i f i e d ... CLOSING TIME FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS TUESDAY AT 12 NOON RATES: Classified $.30 per line, per issue Minimum Price Per Insertion (four lines) $2.00 Reader $.60 per line Minimum Insertion $2.40 Display Classifieds $3.00 per inch Cash Discount — 20 per cent on Classifieds and Readera If replies come ihrouqh Bov c/o Star, add 25{ Weekly CALL 324-0477 Planning Boys Harbor Benefit Automobiles Real Estate For Sale G.E. 12 INCH PORTABLE TV — (Adventurer II). Bought 6 months ago. Barely used. $80 new, want $55. Tel. 324-0462. _____________ GAS FLOOR FURNACE — for 4 or 5 room house, all accessories, used one year. Perfect, $135. Necchi Zig Zag heavy duty sew ing machine, perfect $65. 22 inch gas range, good condition. $20. Modern loveseat and matching chair, walnut wood, green plastic covers. $12. Brand new washing machine boot, $5. Small Frigidaire with small freezer, $20. Tel. 324- 4213 after 6 p.m. ON THE SPOT REPAIR — services where it is. Automobile radios, washing machines, refrigerators. Tel. 537-9823. 3-4 CHRYSANTHEMUMS — all colors. Hren's Nursery Garden Center, Montauk Highway, East Hampton. Tel. 267-3310. 50 FT. PRIVET HEDGE — tel. 537- 0483. $199 — any house, any color, com pletely painted inside or outside up to 1,500 square feet. Tel. 289- 3162. REFECTORY TABLE — solid wal- nut, 34 x 62 inches. Pulls out to 120 inches. One matching arm chair and five side chairs with cushions. $325. Tel. 537-1537. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS — five colors, $1.00 each. Joseph Kristopowitz, Wainscott, L. I. 2-2 MONTAUK SEAFOOD — open all year. Fresh fish in season, clam pies, clam chowder, and deviled clams. Tel. 267-3680. 1-tf LOSE WEIGHT — safely with Dex- A-Diet tablets. Only .98c at Rowe’s Pharmacy. 49-6 REDUCE SAFE — simple and fast with GoBese tablets. Only 98c. White’s Pharmacy. 48-12 BROILERS ROASTERS FRESH EGGS IACONO FARM Long Lane East Hampton 324-1107 _________________________________ 29-tf SCOTTY’S FISH MARKET — all fish in season. Clam pie, chowder, clams, opened soft clams. Free de livery Thursday and Fridays. Schellinger Road, Amagansett. Tel. 267-3333._______________________ 5-tf D. & M. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS— combination windows and doors, installed and repaired. Best quality and service. Tel. 267-3846. 31-tf BAY SCALLOPS — homemade clam chowder, clam pies, all fish in sea son. Open daily..Stuart's Market, Oak Lane, Amagansett. Tel. 267- 3563.__________________________ 21-tf i Have You Ever Visited JOHN W. NILSSON. INC. Showrooms Large Stock Of NEW and USED FURNITURE North Sea Road AT 3-1434 Southampton. L. I. Established 1930 _________________________________ 3-tf FURNITURE — all types. Contents of homes bought and sold M. Press, Southampton, L. I. Tel. AT 3-2110. 30-tf ROOFING PROBLEMS? — Call AT 3-2240. T & D Roofing Co. Roofing and siding. 147-155 North Sea Rd., Southampton, N. Y. 29-tf ” BRIDES TO BE Wedding Gowns $39.95 - $129.95 Bridesmaid Dresses $24.95 up Largest Slock In Area Telephone OLIVE PAUL Southold. 765-3134 _________________________________ 10-tf CONTENTS OF HOUSES — bought and sold. Libert’s Store, North Main Street, East Hampton. Tel. S24-111R nr 324-2040 firt-tf 1955 CHEVY STATION WAGON — AMAGANSETT EAST — excellent 6 cylinder, standard shift. Run ning condition. $35. Tel. 324-9091. 2 HOT DOG VENDING TRUCKS — 1967, with complete operating equipment. Tel. 324-1243 after 6 p.m. 1965 PENGUIN — fiberglass sail boat. Like new. $425. Tel. 537-0914. BOAT TRAILERS — assemble your self and save. As low as $109.95 Rentals single axle; $234.95 tandem. New. Kalbacher’s Mechanical Marine building parcel with pines, $7,500. Also several houses available in same area from $25,000 up. E. T. Dayton, Inc., 78 Main St., East Hampton. Tel. 324-0420. 3-2 VIRGINIA BEADLE Licensed Real Estate Salesman Representing BOXWOOD REALTY Frederick M. Mayer Bridgehampton. N. Y. Sales Schellinger Road. Amagansett OFFICE — or storage space. 1,400 sq. ft. in modern, heated building, with good lights, power supply, and restroom facilities. Reasonable rent. Write Box NNN, East Hamp ton. 41-tf Help Wanted ATTRACTIVE POSITION — man or woman, 25 to 60, full/part time. Good personality and appearance. Ready to accept position immedi ately if selected. Guaranteed in come with opportunity for ad vancement. Insurance and retire ment plan available. For local in terview tel. collect evenings 281- 3527.________________________________ MOTHERS School - home coordinating work. 10 to 30 hours per week. School, church, or scouting work helpful. Excellent earnings if accepted. Call our answering service collect and leave your name, address and phone number. IV 6-7000 SCOUT LEADER — and assistant Scout leader for East Hampton Boy Scout Troop No. 102. If interest ed. please call Clifford Reutershan. 324-4076.________________________ 2-2 ho'lA T i LLi IinU — lawn mowing, flower planting and care. Estate maintenance and jobbing by ex perienced gardener. Apply George Verheyden. Tel. 324-0215. 27-tf MISS AMELIA’S COTTAGE — Amagansett, open by appointment. Tel. 267-3496. 3-2 FURNITURE REPAIRING — re- finishing. Antiques restored. Can ing and weaving. Jack Becker, Neck Path, Amagansett, 267-3143. Service, tel. 324-2894. 2-6 Tel. 516-267-3791 Tel. 516-537-0713 3-tf TWO FRENCH POODLES — male, throughbred. Apricot and grey. Tel. 267-3657. WEIMARANER PUPPIES — AKC, top U.S. bloodline champion stock. Born Sept. 5. Tel. 267-3074 after 6 p.m. 2-3 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — very good breeding. Wonderful temperment. Inoculated, AKC registered, champion bloodline. Max Kruger, Actor Colony Road, North Haven. Tel. 725-1076. 2-3 LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — AKC, eight weeks old. Black. Excellent j working dogs. Good with chil- ! EAST HAMPTON — near village. Unfurnished two story frame house. Living room, dining room, modern kitchen, family room, three bedrooms, two baths, new hot water heat oil fired. Two car ga rage, 20 x 20 ft. workshop. Priced to sell at $23,300. Tel. J. E. Gay, Jr., Agency, Inc. Tel. 324-0041. 3-2 AMAGANSETT OCEANVIEW Vt Acre $7,500 Terms RED LANTERN REALTY 324-1122 (Opposite East Hampton House) dren. Tel. 281-3328. Real Estate For Sale EAST HAMPTON — available in exclusive area, the very finest two acres of vacant oceanfront. From the dunes to matured, treed gar dens. Splendid, unique and wait ing for someone to build a house to match. Edward F. Cook, 40 Newtown Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1440. 2 ACRES — overlooking Accabonac Harbor. Beautiful marshland. Per fect building site. Only $6,500. Edward F. Cook, 40 Newtown Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1440. EAST' HAMPTON — 1675 acre-T zoned half acre. Ideal for develop ing or investment. Terms. Brokers protected. Tel. 516-653-4438. 3-4 AMAGANSETT OCEAN AREA BRAND NEW HOUSE 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, S34,500 RED LANTERN REALTY 324-1122 (Opposite East Hampton House) IS MODERN SIMPLICITY — your style? Large studio living room with corner fireplace, very high ceiling, two balcony bedrooms and bath, third bedroom and bath in rear of house. Sundeck. Year- round. Half acre, good location. $45,000. Hilda W. Huntting Agency, 30 Huntting Lane, East Hampton. T el. 324-0484. builder ' s~clear X nce 6 Houses 1 to 3 Bedrooms Priced To Sell WESLEY D. MILLER BUILDER, INC. 537-1500 2-4 Automobiles 1956 DODGE — fine running con dition. Hydromatic. Very sheltered life. $150 including extra snow tires, Tel. 324-0462. 1956 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — 63,000 miles, good shape. Needs top. Five excellent tires. $135. Tel. Andy 324-9815. 1963 CORVETTE STINGRAY — red convertible. 340 h.p., high perform ance engine, 4 speed with P.T. magneto, side exhausts, Mag wheels, luggage rack, new snow tires with rims. Excellent condition. $2,195. Tel. 267-3427. HOT DOG TRAILER — stainless steel. ‘‘Admar." $450. Tel. 668-2158. 1962 JEEP — 6 cylinder. 4 wheel drive station wagon. Warn hubs, radio, heater. See at Marshall's Service Station, Montauk. CEDAR STREET — East Hampton. Five bedroom house, two baths, two kitchens. Charming beam ceiling living room with Franklin stove. Some furniture. Almost 2 acres of land. $18,500 firm. Tel. 725-2864 or 725-2244. 2-tf SPRINGS Old 3 bedroom cottage, needs some repair. Near Three Mile Harbor. $12,000. Must sell immediately. WESLEY D. MILLER REALTY CORP. 537-1500 52-tf 125 YEAR OLD HOUSE — in Sag Harbor. Quarter acre of land. Three bedrooms, good heating system, new electric system, new hot water tank. House needs work. Old barn. Nice trees. $14,500 firm. Tel. 725-2864 or 725-2244. 2-tf OLD BARNS Perhaps you can find an old barn and possibly you can afford to re model it, and perhaps, if lucky you can retain some of the large spaces and warmth. However, if you really want an old barn with spaciousness, and warmth, we can design and build one for you out of large tim bers for less than it costs to perhaps move and restore a second - rate "find." GEORGE McAULIFFE 725-0314 We also design and build Saltbox- es. Octagonal houses, and Colonial country homes. ___________ 10-tf 2'2 WARM. COMFORTABLE ROOM — separate entrance, walking dis tance to village. Business person preferred. Tel. 267-3163. HOUSE — year-round rental, Bridge hampton. Two bedrooms, one bath. $125 month. Tel. 324-2409. INDIAN TRAIL APTS? Nicely Furnished Room with Bath Private Entrance Linen and Maid Service Included $60 Per Month 267-6530 ________________________________ 3-tf APARTMENT — one bedroom. Main St., East Hampton. $95 month in cluding heat, gas and electric. Tel. 324-1133. YEAR-ROUND — charming 3 room unfurnished ground floor apart ment. Separate entrance. New town Lane. Attractive grounds. Garage. Tel. collect 212 GR 5-2511; weekend evenings 212 OR 3-7099. 3-tf HOUSE IN MONTAUK — Oct. to May. Two bedroom house, nicely furnished. Beautiful view. Tel. weekends 668-2998; weekdays 212- 724-7009. 3-2 COMFORTABLE ROOM — for a young working man in a warm house on Three Mile Harbor. Privacy. Reasonable. Tel. 324-2859. OCEAN DUNE APARTMENTS On The Ocean 2 and 4 room luxuriously furnished suites with complete kitchenettes, maid service, etc., available week ends, weekly, etc. Pool Amagansett, L. I. 267-3406 New York Office Miss Maher BO 9-7299 INSURANCE SALESMEN — for East Hampton - Montauk area. Salary plus commission. All bene fits. Excellent opportunity for right men. Tel. PA 7-2785 or GR 5-1214 for details. 3-2 CHRISTMAS SELLING — in full swing. Yes, our representatives are enjoying big weekly incomes right now. You too can join and insure a Merry Christmas for your fam ily. Tel. Lorraine Maler, PA 7-4510. MAINTENANCE MAN — full time, year - round. Somewhat flexible schedule. $90 per week. Write Box F, c/o East Hampton Star. ___________________ ________________ 3-3 AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN A Marshall Field family owned company has local opening for ambitious man or woman of un questionable character. College edu cation preferred. Accustomed to earning above average income. Must to ready to accept position by Oct. 16. For local interview appointment call our answering service collect and leave your name, address and phone number. IV 6-7000 MEN — WOMEN Or College Students MANAGER TRAINEES 300D FUTURE 5 Day Week Starting salary $95. $115 within a year plus car allowance, plus bonus, paid hospitalization and vacation. For Appointment Call Mr. Armstrong or Mr. Davis at 727-7790 EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS — or helper. Bates and Parsons, 324- 2060. 1-tf SECRETARY — (Girl Friday), typ^ ing, shorthand and some bookkeep ing. Personable, sales experience preferred, excellent surroundings. Leading Eastern Long Island firm. Advancement and growth oppor tunity for right person. Send re sume to 1109 North Sea Road, Southampton, N. Y. 2-2 MAIN — wanted to work in service station. Tel. 324-0140. 51-tf GURNEY’S INN — needs waiters, maids, cashier, speed typist. All year employment. Tel. 668-2345. 51-tf EXPERIENCED GARDENER — caretaker. Year-round job. Good wages. Write Box W, c/o East Hampton Star. 48-tf Situation Wanted FOR SPECIALIZED DIVING — animal collecting, hull surveys, lost gear. Tel. 267-3496. 52-4 E H WINDOW CLEANING CO., — floor waxing and house cleaning. Opening and closing of homes. Tel. Robert Snead, 324-4825. 39-16 BALLET CLASSES — Ninth Sea son, starting Monday, Oct. 16. Be ginner and advanced classes. Aged 7 and up. Dorothy Vetault teach er. For information tel. 324-1555. 51-5 SWIMMING POOL MAINTENANCE — East End Swimming Pool Co. Tel. 324-2628, or write Box 216, East Hampton. 46-tf S. & J. TV — and antenna service. Quality work, reasonable rates. Tel. 668-2995 or 668-2417. 42-tf GLOVES CLEANED BY REED — established 1909. Mail us for prompt service, any length, size or type. $1.00 a pair, 250 postage. When we are through, mailed back to you looking new. 52-17 102 St., Corona, N. Y. Tel. 699-7920. 32-tf L.OST OR FOUND A DOG? — call your East Hampton Town dog warden, William Hartwell, 324- 0599 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. only. Home telephone 324-4098. 17-tf LAWN MOWING — hedge trimming, yard rubbish removed. Lewis H. King, tel. 324-2314. If no answer tel. 324-1423. 29-tf REFUSE REMOVAL — Stanford Smith. Tel. 267-3532. 11-tf MILLER’S HOME SERVICE — win- ter home care service. Fireplace wood, refuse removal. Te). 516- 324-0056._______________________ 11-tf CESSPOOL PUMPING — and clean ing. George L. Smith, Main Street, Amagansett. Phone 267-3441. _________________________________ 25-tf NOTICE — hunting, clamming, fish ing. trapping, and taking of any shellfish, or otherwise trespassing in any way on Gardiner’s Island is strictly forbidden under penalty of the law. U.S. Trust Co., of New York as Trustee. 29-tf LAWN MOWING — and jobbing. East Hampton and vicinity. Frank T Bennett. 324-0838. 26-tf WILL CART AWAY FREE — of charge furniture, appliance, TV’s. Space heaters. Tel. 537-9823. 21-tf BOYS HARBOR at Three Mile Harbor will benefit from the premiere c ic »»an isu-aey movie m e nappies! Millionaire" on Oct. 30 at Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center. At a recent cocktail party for the planning committee, above, were Mrs. T. Markoc Robertson, author of the b'x-ik "Mv Phil^dp’ohia Fa**’' ’-." fr-~m which th” oicti»ro was adapted. Mrs. Anthony D. Duke, and Mr. Duke, founder of Boys Harbor, whu is the granason of the iats Col. Anthony J. L>rexel Biddle, hero of the book and film. BEACHPLUMS Cards ol Thanks 4-tf WINTER RENTAL — Montauk. Studio apartment. Completely fur nished. Utilities included. Tel. 668- 2167. 2-3 MODERN HOUSE — in East Hamp ton. Warmly decorated. Spacious living room with fireplace, dining area, kitchen with all equipment, three bedrooms, two baths. Full basement. Available immediately for winter. Tel. owner collect 212- 249-3553. 2-2 WINTER RENTAL — furnished” 2 bedroom apartment. Clean, com fortable. Walking distance to vil lage. No small children or pets. Tel. 267-3163. 2-tf POWER EQUIPMENT — by hour, day, week. Power tillers, power scythes, chain saws, Thatcher bi cycles, power roller, cement mix er, generators, rotary or reel mow ers, hedge shears. Hampton Mower Service, Montauk Highway West. Tel. 537-0696. 31-tf 1 BEDROOM HOUSE — no pets, no children. Tel. 267-6585. 1-tf TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE^East Hampton Village. Enclosed porch. Washer. Garage. Tel. 267-6585. __________________________________ 1-tf WINTER RENTAL — new two bed room house in wooded area, Springs. Tel. 324-4789. 1-3 Keep Up Year 'Round. The Star, $5 a Year MASON CONTRACTOR — jobs wanted. D. R. Neuhaus, Miller Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1273 or 267-6336. 3-2 EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINTING — interior and exterior. Tel. Stuart Francke. 324-2686 23-tf EXPERIENCED DRIVER — avaif- able to Florida or elsewhere. Tel. 324-0834 or 324-0051. 52-tf SECRETARY, EXPERIENCED—Girl Friday, part time at your home or office. Reasonable hourly rate. Tel. 324-4859 or 1673. \ 32-tf I wish to thank Dr. Holmberg and all my friends for their many kind nesses, gifts, and cards I received at home while my broken leg was mending. Kimberley LaCarrubba I wish to thank Dr. Abel and the staff at Southampton Hospital for their kindness, and all my friends for their cards and flowers during my stay at Southampton Hospital. Annie Eberhart We wish to express our sincere thanks to all friends, neighbors, and relatives, and Rev. Samuel Davis for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Anna Craner Sally Ann Craner Continued From Page 1 Salt spray was blown two or three miles inland, burned the leaves; many of the bushes look blighted. Some authorities say the bees were not around to pollinate the bushes, and blame the use of DDT. A canvass was made of property- owners along the beach at Amagan sett, along Napeague Harbor, at Maidstone Park, Three Mile Harbor, Fresh Pond, and other spots which normally yield a good crop for the picking. People who enjoy making an annual outing of beachplumming were interviewed. They think it strange to find so few berries after a wet summer; a scarcity is usually blamed on a dry season. Bright Spot All eastern Long Island is report ed to be in the same situation, as far west as Patchogue (beyond that is practically city, so we did not enquire). However, the questioning did re veal a bright spot here and there. One homemaker reports that she has put up 50 jars of jelly, after scour ing the countryside for the plums. . . Another bought 20 pounds of the fruit at a roadside stand and went back to the kitchen rejoicing. . . One man picked a pailful from some high bushes after passing dozens of low, blighted ones. . . A compassionate friend became interested in the research project and suggested a possible locality. With the result that the reporter returned home on the afternoon of Oct. 2 with two and one-half quarts of beachplums. It was a beautiful day; the bay was very blue, the woodbine was very red, and the company was good. Now, the visiting small fry will have at least a taste of beach- plum jelly this winter. Who ever heard of picking beach plums in October? The few there are, have ripened very late. It is really cranberry season. According to reports, these are fairly plentiful, though smaller than usual. J. E. R. USCG Expects Sailor Willis The Coast Guard expects to take William Willis* 75, who set sale for England June 30 from Montauk in an 11%-foot sloop, off a Polish trawler tomorrow somewhere east of Nantucket. Mr. Willis had made roughly 2,000 miles of the 3,000 mile voyage when he apparently asked to be picked up, with his boat, by the 227-foot vessel Belona last Thursday. The trawler was en route to George’s Bank when Mr. Willis was spotted. In Memoriam ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA — recent, good condition. Write Box G, c/o East Hampton Star. LIGHT TRAILER — for 15 ft. boat. Tel. 267-3394. WANTED FOR MY COLLECTION — old guns, pistols, powder horns, bullet moulds, swords or cannon barrels, Indian arrow heads. Li censed dealer for modern guns and ammunition. Richard G. Hendrick son, Lumber Lane, Bridgehampton, N. Y. Tel. 537-0893.____________23-tf HOUSE — on East Lake Drive, Mon tauk. All year-round. Lease or buy. Minimum three bedrooms. Write Box II, Montauk, N. Y. 2-2 WILL BUY — house, cottage, or lot. Any location. State particulars. Quick action, confidential. Write Box 1476, East Hampton. 1-4 LESTER — In loving memory of Herbert L. Lester, who passed away Oct. 10, 1959. Wife and Daughters TISKA — In loving memory of A1 Tiska, who passed away Oct. 5, 1965. Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place. Wife, Children, and Grandchildren PLENTY OF BUSHES, but not many beachplums, on Napeague Beach. NEWSPAPERS^ I GET THINGS ! """ READ THE STAR CLASSIFIED ADS Become a Computer Programmer Learn in your spare time. A leading Computer Programming analyst is now offering a privately tutored course in Computer Programming, featuring BAL (Basic Assembler Language) and COBOL. Sessions (day and evening) start on October 16. Don’t delay. Write COMPUSCOPE, Box 511, East Hampton, N. Y. or call 324-1798.
Transcript of c l a s s i f i e d - NYS Historic Newspapers€¦ · c l a s s i f i e d . . . CLOSING TIME FOR...
EIGHT THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON, N. Y.. OCTOBER 5. 1967
c l a s s i f i e d . . .CLOSING TIME FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS TUESDAY AT 12 NOON
RATES: Classified $.30 per line, per issue Minimum Price Per Insertion (four lines) $2.00
Reader $.60 per line Minimum Insertion $2.40Display Classifieds $3.00 per inch
Cash Discount — 20 per cent on Classifieds and Readera If replies come ihrouqh Bov c /o Star, add 25{ Weekly
CALL 324-0477
Planning Boys Harbor Benefit
Automobiles Real Estate For Sale
G.E. 12 INCH PORTABLE TV — (Adventurer II). Bought 6 months ago. Barely used. $80 new, want$55. Tel. 324 -0 46 2 ._____________
GAS FLOOR FURNACE — for 4 or 5 room house, all accessories, used one year. Perfect, $135. Necchi Zig Zag heavy duty sewing machine, perfect $65. 22 inch gas range, good condition. $20. Modern loveseat and matching chair, walnut wood, green plastic covers. $12. Brand new washing machine boot, $5. Small Frigidaire with small freezer, $20. Tel. 324- 4213 after 6 p.m.
ON THE SPOT REPAIR — services where it is. Automobile radios, washing machines, refrigerators. Tel. 537-9823. 3-4
CHRYSANTHEMUMS — all colors. Hren's Nursery Garden Center, Montauk Highway, East Hampton. Tel. 267-3310.
50 FT. PRIVET HEDGE — tel. 537- 0483.
$199 — any house, any color, com pletely painted inside or outside up to 1,500 square feet. Tel. 289- 3162.
REFECTORY TABLE — solid wal- nut, 34 x 62 inches. Pulls out to 120 inches. One matching armchair and five side chairs with cushions. $325. Tel. 537-1537.
HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS — five colors, $1.00 each. Joseph Kristopowitz, Wainscott, L. I.
2-2MONTAUK SEAFOOD — open all
year. Fresh fish in season, clam pies, clam chowder, and deviled clams. Tel. 267-3680. 1-tf
LOSE WEIGHT — safely with Dex- A-Diet tablets. Only .98c at Rowe’s Pharmacy. 49-6
REDUCE SAFE — simple and fast with GoBese tablets. Only 98c. White’s Pharmacy. 48-12BROILERS ROASTERS
FRESH EGGS
IACONO FARM Long Lane East Hampton
324-1107_________________________________ 29-tfSCOTTY’S FISH MARKET — all
fish in season. Clam pie, chowder, clams, opened soft clams. Free delivery Thursday and Fridays. Schellinger Road, Amagansett. Tel.267-3333._______________________ 5-tf
D. & M. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS— combination windows and doors, installed and repaired. Best quality and service. Tel. 267-3846. 31-tf
BAY SCALLOPS — homemade clam chowder, clam pies, all fish in season. Open daily..Stuart's Market, Oak Lane, Amagansett. Tel. 267-3563.__________________________ 21-tf
i Have You Ever Visited JOHN W. NILSSON. INC.
Showrooms Large Stock Of
NEW and USED FURNITURE North Sea Road AT 3-1434
Southampton. L. I. Established 1930
_________________________________ 3-tfFURNITURE — all types. Contents
of homes bought and sold M. Press, Southampton, L. I. Tel. AT 3-2110.
30-tfROOFING PROBLEMS? — Call AT
3-2240. T & D Roofing Co. Roofing and siding. 147-155 North Sea Rd., Southampton, N. Y. 29-tf
” BRIDES TO BEWedding Gowns $39.95 - $129.95 Bridesmaid Dresses $24.95 up
Largest Slock In Area Telephone
O L I V E P A U L Southold. 765-3134
_________________________________ 10-tfCONTENTS OF HOUSES — bought
and sold. Libert’s Store, North Main Street, East Hampton. Tel. S24-111R nr 324-2040 firt-tf
1955 CHEVY STATION WAGON — AMAGANSETT EAST — excellent6 cylinder, standard shift. Running condition. $35. Tel. 324-9091.
2 HOT DOG VENDING TRUCKS — 1967, with complete operating equipment. Tel. 324-1243 after 6 p.m.
1965 PENGUIN — fiberglass sailboat. Like new. $425. Tel. 537-0914.
BOAT TRAILERS — assemble yourself and save. As low as $109.95 Rentals single axle; $234.95 tandem. New. Kalbacher’s Mechanical Marine
building parcel with pines, $7,500. Also several houses available in same area from $25,000 up. E. T. Dayton, Inc., 78 Main St., East Hampton. Tel. 324-0420. 3-2
VIRGINIA BEADLE Licensed Real Estate Salesman
Representing BOXWOOD REALTY Frederick M. Mayer
Bridgehampton. N. Y.
Sales
Schellinger Road. Amagansett
OFFICE — or storage space. 1,400 sq. ft. in modern, heated building, with good lights, power supply, and restroom facilities. Reasonable rent. Write Box NNN, East Hampton. 41-tf
Help W anted
ATTRACTIVE POSITION — man or woman, 25 to 60, full/part time. Good personality and appearance. Ready to accept position immediately if selected. Guaranteed income with opportunity for advancement. Insurance and retirement plan available. For local interview tel. collect evenings 281- 3527.________________________________
MOTHERS School - home coordinating work.
10 to 30 hours per week. School, church, or scouting work helpful. Excellent earnings if accepted. Call our answering service collect and leave your name, address and phone number.
IV 6-7000
SCOUT LEADER — and assistant Scout leader for East Hampton Boy Scout Troop No. 102. If interested. please call Clifford Reutershan.324-4076.________________________ 2-2
h o 'l A T i LLiIinU — lawn mowing, flower planting and care. Estate maintenance and jobbing by ex perienced gardener. Apply George Verheyden. Tel. 324-0215. 27-tf
MISS AM ELIA’S COTTAGE — Amagansett, open by appointment. Tel. 267-3496. 3-2
FURNITURE REPAIRING — re- finishing. Antiques restored. Caning and weaving. Jack Becker, Neck Path, Amagansett, 267-3143.
Service, tel. 324-2894. 2-6 Tel. 516-267-3791 Tel. 516-537-07133-tf
TWO FRENCH POODLES — male, throughbred. Apricot and grey. Tel. 267-3657.
WEIMARANER PUPPIES — AKC, top U.S. bloodline champion stock. Born Sept. 5. Tel. 267-3074 after 6 p.m. 2-3
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — very good breeding. Wonderful temperment. Inoculated, AKC registered, champion bloodline. Max Kruger, Actor Colony Road, North Haven. Tel. 725-1076. 2-3
LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — AKC, eight weeks old. Black. Excellent j working dogs. Good with chil- !
EAST HAMPTON — near village. Unfurnished two story frame house. Living room, dining room, modern kitchen, family room, three bedrooms, two baths, new hot water heat oil fired. Two car garage, 20 x 20 ft. workshop. Priced to sell at $23,300. Tel. J. E. Gay, Jr., Agency, Inc. Tel. 324-0041. 3-2
AMAGANSETT OCEANVIEW Vt Acre
$7,500 Terms RED LANTERN REALTY
324-1122(Opposite East Hampton House)
dren. Tel. 281-3328.
Real Estate For Sale
EAST HAMPTON — available in exclusive area, the very finest two acres of vacant oceanfront. From the dunes to matured, treed gardens. Splendid, unique and waiting for someone to build a house to match. Edward F. Cook, 40 Newtown Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1440.
2 ACRES — overlooking Accabonac Harbor. Beautiful marshland. Perfect building site. Only $6,500. Edward F. Cook, 40 Newtown Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1440.
E A S T ' HAMPTON — 1675 acre-T zoned half acre. Ideal for developing or investment. Terms. Brokers protected. Tel. 516-653-4438. 3-4
AMAGANSETT OCEAN AREA
BRAND NEW HOUSE 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, S34,500
RED LANTERN REALTY 324-1122
(Opposite East Hampton House)IS MODERN SIMPLICITY — your
style? Large studio living room with corner fireplace, very high ceiling, two balcony bedrooms and bath, third bedroom and bath in rear of house. Sundeck. Year- round. Half acre, good location. $45,000. Hilda W. Huntting Agency, 30 Huntting Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-0484.
b u i l d e r 's~c l e a r X n c e6 Houses
1 to 3 Bedrooms Priced To Sell
WESLEY D. MILLER BUILDER, INC.
537-15002-4
Automobiles
1956 DODGE — fine running condition. Hydromatic. Very sheltered life. $150 including extra snow tires, Tel. 324-0462.
1956 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — 63,000 miles, good shape. Needs top. Five excellent tires. $135. Tel. Andy 324-9815.
1963 CORVETTE STINGRAY — red convertible. 340 h.p., high performance engine, 4 speed with P.T. magneto, side exhausts, Mag wheels, luggage rack, new snow tires with rims. Excellent condition. $2,195. Tel. 267-3427.
HOT DOG TRAILER — stainless steel. ‘ ‘Admar." $450. Tel. 668-2158.
1962 JEEP — 6 cylinder. 4 wheel drive station wagon. Warn hubs, radio, heater. See at Marshall's Service Station, Montauk.
CEDAR STREET — East Hampton. Five bedroom house, two baths, two kitchens. Charming beam ceiling living room with Franklin stove. Some furniture. Almost 2 acres of land. $18,500 firm. Tel. 725-2864 or 725-2244. 2-tf
SPRINGS Old 3 bedroom cottage, needs some
repair. Near Three Mile Harbor. $12,000. Must sell immediately.
WESLEY D. MILLER REALTY CORP.
537-150052-tf
125 YEAR OLD HOUSE — in Sag Harbor. Quarter acre of land. Three bedrooms, good heating system, new electric system, new hot water tank. House needs work. Old barn. Nice trees. $14,500 firm. Tel. 725-2864 or 725-2244. 2-tf
OLD BARNS Perhaps you can find an old barn
and possibly you can afford to remodel it, and perhaps, if lucky you can retain some of the large spaces and warmth. However, if you really want an old barn with spaciousness, and warmth, we can design and build one for you out of large timbers for less than it costs to perhaps move and restore a second - rate "find."
GEORGE McAULIFFE 725-0314
We also design and build Saltbox- es. Octagonal houses, and Colonial country homes.
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2' 2 WARM. COMFORTABLE ROOM — separate entrance, walking distance to village. Business person preferred. Tel. 267-3163.
HOUSE — year-round rental, Bridgehampton. Two bedrooms, one bath. $125 month. Tel. 324-2409.
INDIAN TRAIL APTS?Nicely Furnished Room with Bath
Private Entrance Linen and Maid Service Included
$60 Per Month 267-6530
________________________________ 3-tfAPARTMENT — one bedroom. Main
St., East Hampton. $95 month including heat, gas and electric. Tel. 324-1133.
YEAR-ROUND — charming 3 room unfurnished ground floor apartment. Separate entrance. Newtown Lane. Attractive grounds. Garage. Tel. collect 212 GR 5-2511; weekend evenings 212 OR 3-7099.
3-tfHOUSE IN MONTAUK — Oct. to
May. Two bedroom house, nicely furnished. Beautiful view. Tel. weekends 668-2998; weekdays 212- 724-7009. 3-2
COMFORTABLE ROOM — for a young working man in a warm house on Three Mile Harbor. Privacy. Reasonable. Tel. 324-2859.
OCEAN DUNE APARTMENTS On The Ocean
2 and 4 room luxuriously furnished suites with complete kitchenettes, maid service, etc., available weekends, weekly, etc.
Pool
Amagansett, L. I.267-3406
New York Office Miss Maher BO 9-7299
INSURANCE SALESMEN — for East Hampton - Montauk area. Salary plus commission. All benefits. Excellent opportunity for right men. Tel. PA 7-2785 or GR 5-1214 for details. 3-2
CHRISTMAS SELLING — in full swing. Yes, our representatives are enjoying big weekly incomes right now. You too can join and insure a Merry Christmas for your family. Tel. Lorraine Maler, PA 7-4510.
MAINTENANCE MAN — full time, year - round. Somewhat flexible schedule. $90 per week. Write Box F, c /o East Hampton Star.
___________________ ________________ 3-3AMBITIOUS
MAN OR WOMAN A Marshall Field family owned
company has local opening for ambitious man or woman of unquestionable character. College education preferred. Accustomed to earning above average income. Must to ready to accept position by Oct. 16. For local interview appointment call our answering service collect and leave your name, address and phone number.
IV 6-7000MEN — WOMEN
Or College Students MANAGER TRAINEES
3 0 0 D FUTURE 5 Day Week
Starting salary $95. $115 within a year plus car allowance, plus bonus, paid hospitalization and vacation.
For Appointment Call Mr. Armstrong
orMr. Davis
at 727-7790
EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS — or helper. Bates and Parsons, 324- 2060. 1-tf
SECRETARY — (Girl Friday), typ^ ing, shorthand and some bookkeeping. Personable, sales experience preferred, excellent surroundings. Leading Eastern Long Island firm. Advancement and growth opportunity for right person. Send resume to 1109 North Sea Road, Southampton, N. Y. 2-2
MAIN — wanted to work in service station. Tel. 324-0140. 51-tf
GURNEY’S INN — needs waiters, maids, cashier, speed typist. All year employment. Tel. 668-2345.
51-tfEXPERIENCED GARDENER —
caretaker. Year-round job. Good wages. Write Box W, c /o East Hampton Star. 48-tf
Situation W anted
FOR SPECIALIZED DIVING — animal collecting, hull surveys, lost gear. Tel. 267-3496. 52-4
E H WINDOW CLEANING CO., — floor waxing and house cleaning. Opening and closing of homes. Tel. Robert Snead, 324-4825.
39-16BALLET CLASSES — Ninth Sea
son, starting Monday, Oct. 16. Beginner and advanced classes. Aged 7 and up. Dorothy Vetault teacher. For information tel. 324-1555.
51-5SWIMMING POOL MAINTENANCE
— East End Swimming Pool Co. Tel. 324-2628, or write Box 216, East Hampton. 46-tf
S. & J. TV — and antenna service. Quality work, reasonable rates. Tel. 668-2995 or 668-2417. 42-tf
GLOVES CLEANED BY REED — established 1909. Mail us for prompt service, any length, size or type. $1.00 a pair, 250 postage. When we are through, mailed back to you looking new. 52-17 102 St., Corona, N. Y. Tel. 699-7920. 32-tf
L.OST OR FOUND A DOG? — call your East Hampton Town dog warden, William Hartwell, 324- 0599 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. only. Home telephone 324-4098.
17-tfLAWN MOWING — hedge trimming,
yard rubbish removed. Lewis H. King, tel. 324-2314. If no answer tel. 324-1423. 29-tf
REFUSE REM OVAL — Stanford Smith. Tel. 267-3532. 11-tf
MILLER’S HOME SERVICE — win- ter hom e care service. Fireplace w ood, refuse removal. Te). 516-324-0056._______________________ 11-tf
CESSPOOL PUMPING — and cleaning. George L. Smith, Main Street, Amagansett. Phone 267-3441.
_________________________________ 25-tfNOTICE — hunting, clamming, fish
ing. trapping, and taking o f any shellfish, or otherwise trespassing in any way on Gardiner’s Island is strictly forbidden under penalty o f the law. U.S. Trust Co., of New York as Trustee. 29-tf
LAW N MOWING — and jobbing. East Hampton and vicinity. Frank T Bennett. 324-0838. 26-tf
WILL CART A W A Y FREE — of charge furniture, appliance, T V ’s. Space heaters. Tel. 537-9823. 21-tf
BOYS HARBOR at Three Mile Harbor will benefit from the premiere c ic »»an isu-aey movie m e nappies! Millionaire" on Oct. 30 at Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center. At a recent cocktail party for the planning committee, above, were Mrs. T. Markoc Robertson, author of the b'x-ik "M v Phil^dp’ ohia Fa**’ ' ’-." fr-~m which th” oicti»ro was adapted. Mrs. Anthony D. Duke, and Mr. Duke, founder of Boys Harbor, whu is the granason of the iats Col. Anthony J. L>rexel Biddle, hero of the book and film.
BEACHPLUMS
Cards ol Thanks
4-tf
WINTER RENTAL — Montauk. Studio apartment. Completely furnished. Utilities included. Tel. 668- 2167. 2-3
MODERN HOUSE — in East Hampton. Warmly decorated. Spacious living room with fireplace, dining area, kitchen with all equipment, three bedrooms, two baths. Full basement. Available immediately for winter. Tel. owner collect 212- 249-3553. 2-2
WINTER RENTAL — furnished” 2 bedroom apartment. Clean, com fortable. Walking distance to village. No small children or pets. Tel. 267-3163. 2-tf
POWER EQUIPMENT — by hour, day, week. Power tillers, power scythes, chain saws, Thatcher bicycles, power roller, cement m ixer, generators, rotary or reel m owers, hedge shears. Hampton Mower Service, Montauk Highway West. Tel. 537-0696. 31-tf
1 BEDROOM HOUSE — no pets, no children. T el. 267-6585. 1-tf
TWO BEDROOM C O T T A G E ^ E a st Hampton Village. Enclosed porch. Washer. Garage. Tel. 267-6585.
__________________________________ 1-tfWINTER RENTAL — new two bed
room house in wooded area, Springs. Tel. 324-4789. 1-3
Keep Up Year 'Round. The Star, $5 a Year
MASON CONTRACTOR — jobs wanted. D. R. Neuhaus, Miller Lane, East Hampton. Tel. 324-1273 or 267-6336. 3-2
EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINTING — interior and exterior. Tel. Stuart Francke. 324-2686 23-tf
EXPERIENCED DRIVER — avaif- able to Florida or elsewhere. Tel. 324-0834 or 324-0051. 52-tf
SECRETARY, EXPERIENCED—Girl Friday, part time at your home or office. Reasonable hourly rate. Tel. 324-4859 or 1673. \ 32-tf
I wish to thank Dr. Holmberg and all my friends for their many kindnesses, gifts, and cards I received at home while m y broken leg was mending.
Kimberley LaCarrubba
I wish to thank Dr. Abel and the staff at Southampton Hospital for their kindness, and all my friends for their cards and flowers during my stay at Southampton Hospital.
Annie Eberhart
We wish to express our sincere thanks to all friends, neighbors, and relatives, and Rev. Samuel Davis for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement.
Anna Craner Sally Ann Craner
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Salt spray was blown two or three miles inland, burned the leaves; many of the bushes look blighted. Some authorities say the bees were not around to pollinate the bushes, and blame the use o f DDT.
A canvass was made of property- owners along the beach at Amagansett, along Napeague Harbor, at Maidstone Park, Three Mile Harbor, Fresh Pond, and other spots which normally yield a good crop for the picking.
People who enjoy making an annual outing o f beachplumming were interviewed. They think it strange to find so few berries after a wet summer; a scarcity is usually blamed on a dry season.
Bright SpotA ll eastern Long Island is report
ed to be in the same situation, as far west as Patchogue (beyond that is practically city, so we did not enquire).
However, the questioning did reveal a bright spot here and there. One homemaker reports that she has put up 50 jars of jelly, after scouring the countryside for the plums. . .
Another bought 20 pounds of the fruit at a roadside stand and went back to the kitchen rejoicing. . . One man picked a pailful from some high bushes after passing dozens of low, blighted ones. . .
A compassionate friend became
interested in the research project and suggested a possible locality. With the result that the reporter returned home on the afternoon of Oct. 2 with two and one-half quarts of beachplums.
It was a beautiful day; the bay was very blue, the w oodbine was very red, and the company was good. Now, the visiting small fry will have at least a taste of beach- plum jelly this winter.
Who ever heard of picking beachplums in October? The few there are, have ripened very late. It is really cranberry season. According to reports, these are fairly plentiful, though smaller than usual.
J. E. R.
USCG Expects Sailor Willis
The Coast Guard expects to take William Willis* 75, who set sale for England June 30 from Montauk in an 11%-foot sloop, o ff a Polish trawler tomorrow somewhere east o f Nantucket.
Mr. Willis had made roughly 2,000 miles of the 3,000 mile voyage when he apparently asked to be picked up, with his boat, by the 227-foot vessel Belona last Thursday. The trawler was en route to George’s Bank when Mr. Willis was spotted.
In M emoriam
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA — recent, good condition. Write Box G, c /o East Hampton Star.
LIGHT TRAILER — for 15 ft. boat.Tel. 267-3394.
WANTED FOR M Y COLLECTION — old guns, pistols, powder horns, bullet moulds, swords or cannon barrels, Indian arrow heads. L icensed dealer for modern guns and ammunition. Richard G. Hendrickson, Lumber Lane, Bridgehampton,N. Y. Tel. 537-0893.____________23-tf
HOUSE — on East Lake Drive, Montauk. All year-round. Lease or buy. Minimum three bedrooms. Write Box II, Montauk, N. Y. 2-2
WILL BUY — house, cottage, or lot. Any location. State particulars. Quick action, confidential. Write Box 1476, East Hampton. 1-4
LESTER — In loving memory of Herbert L. Lester, who passed away Oct. 10, 1959.
Wife and Daughters
TISKA — In loving memory of A1 Tiska, who passed away Oct. 5, 1965.Your loving smile, your gentle
faceNo one can fill your vacant place.
Wife, Children, and Grandchildren
PLENTY OF BUSHES, but not many beachplums, on Napeague Beach.
N E W S P A P E R S ^ I G E T THINGS ! "" "
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