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1 PAGE 10 — SECTION THREE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
1972 Raider football team one of Ocean City's best
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High scorers Monday evening
at the Ocean City Card Club
games were Mae Clayton with
581 in pinochle and Edna
Daniels with 5400 in bridge.
Others scoring high in
pinochle were Wanda Bowen
574, Edith Smith 574, Dolly
Hand 560, Marjorie Peterson
560, Ray Hollinger 556, Alex
Orf anelli 550, Kay Duggin 542,
Elsie Morley 542, Harry
Richards 536, Edna Stagmer
538 and George Alber 531.
Runnersup in bridge were
Bea French 5390, Joe Pdrsol
5380, Emily Smith 5170 and Bill
Gorman 9080.
Ocean City Card dub games
are played every Monday and
Thursday at 7:15 p.m. in the
Youth Center.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1972
^——a•——•—————^ m ^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Volleyball league season progresses
At the outset of the 1972per
game, eighth best in South
football season there were -Jersey. As a team the^ were
many question marks. Though considered the fifth best in •
Coach Mike Slaveski haa South Jersey by the Brooksalmost
all . of his lettermen Iryine Football Club; the first
returning the 1971' eleven c^puld tithe' a Red. Raider club has
manage only two wins against ' been so highly ranked in .the
seven losses. There, was also seven years of the rankjngs.
the problem .of depth.. There They set a record for'the most
wasn't any. But now,' after touchdown
-winning eight of nine games
and sweeping the Cape-Atlantic
League, they have proven
themselves, to be one. of the very
- best teams in the history of our
school.
The Raiders won the CAL
crown for the seventh time,
first time since 1967 and the
first time outright since 1957.
They won the Cape May County
title for the 24th time. The
Raiders scored 229 points,
fourth best at OCHS and fifth
this year in South.Jersey. They
allowed only an average of 7.3
7 passes in a single
game (4), more!than doubled
the old record for interceptions
in a'season (28), established a
new mark for passes picked off
in a game (6), most defensive
recoveries in a season (42) and
defensive recoveries in a game
(8). The Raiders also allowed
only 584 yards rushing, almost
400 yards less than the best'
recorded performance since
the mid-50's, and allowed only
31 first downs on the ground.
Of the 25 positions selected
for the All-Cape May County
team, 16 of them were filled by
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Hed Raiders. On the Cape-
Atlantic League all star team
there were six Raiders, though^
a few others might have been'
overlooked. 'Three Ocean City
football, players, were named •
All-tiroup Two with one of them
making the All-Sou'h Jersey
eleven from ' schools . of all
groups. .
That's a brief summary of the
accomplishments made by this
team. Before we begin to
describe the performance of the
brilliant individuals who
comprised this team it is
necessary that we make.one
statement. Every individual
accomplishment was a team
effort. The interceptions were
made possible by the strong
pass rush. The passing offense
was a combination of the
talented passing, receiving and
blocking. The rushing was
impressive, because of the
strong interior blocking. Scott
Halliday, John Kulesza, Bill
Keele, Tim Schellinger,
Charles Dalrymple, George
Savitsky, John Klock, John
Andrews, Harry Murrel and
Mew
Jim Ginn were responsible for
the exciting offense and stingy
defense because of the things
Public
they did that didn't earn them
headlines.
There were, however, many
Hours
others who earned numerous
headlines. In the rushing
— Everyone Invited —
department senior fullback
Mike Baldini was the leader. He
s
carried a record 152 times for
580 yards and eight touch-
§ LINWOOD SWIM CLUB downs. Mike also set a record
by running with the ball 26
Joseph Ave. & New Rd.
times in one game. He got
running support from junior
Jim Minshull,' who carried 74
MONDAY to SATURDAY—12 Noon to 9 p.m. times for 363 yards and four
Adults - $2.00, Children - $1.00
touchdowns including a record
„ SUNDAY—12 Noon to 6 p.m.
90-yard TD sprint against
Adults - $2.00, Children - $1.50
Pleasantville, and Clarence
Reed, who ran 61 times for 352
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yards and two touchdowns.
Convention Hall on Wednesday
In the passing department
three tough years in .Ocean
League has been going at full
efforts from each individual
night at 7:30 and ask for Jim
Dave Andrews was the man.
City, He had a shot at, the CAL
' tilt for three weeks and, to date,
member of his team. Ho got a
The senior quarterback
crown two years ago but lost
22, matches have been played.,
Mayer, League Commissioner.
championship for the fans who,
completed 45-of-96 passes (46.9
out on a series of very un-'
...The league is-composed »of
By the way, Convention Hall is
less than one year ago, were
. percent) for 769 yards and 13
fortunate breaks.'Last season
eight teams which play every
on 6th st. near the beach.
iwriting a/ionympus letters,
touchdowns. Dave was third in
five starters ' got themselves
Wednesday evening in Con-
questioning his . ability as' a
South Jersey in TD passes and
suspended and a potentially
vention Hall beginning at 7:30. League Standings W L
t
coach. . ' • • , .
only one OCfiS player. Bob
good season went, down the
The teams play a best.of three X-Y-Z
3 0
• It was a ver,y good year for
Glaspey in - 1967, passed Tor
drain. . • •
games to determine the match Coast Quard
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football in Ocean City. A game winner.
O.C. Teachers
2 1
more'yards in one season. For This "year everything hap-- and aggressive .group of
his career, Dave tossed 15 TDs
pened Slaveski's way. He -got coaches and players had
The eight teams are evenly Sandpipers
2 1
and fell 57 yards short of 1,000
good coaching support from something to prove to us all.
matched and on many nights a Rotary ,
1 1
yards passing. He also set two veterans Ed Woolley, Rolie They knew they could win.
match is decided only by the Jaycees'
1 2
single game marks.
Watson, Bob Dotti, Wally
third and final-game or "rubber Racquetmen
0 2.
The Raiders were cham-
Johnson and newcomer Fred
game." There is still time for Lancers
0 3
The pass receivers were
pions, in every sense of the
Speers. He Rot tremendous
paced by Frank Sannino who
word.
caught 17 passes this year for
361 yards and eight touchdowns.
His career record of 44'
receptions for 746 yards and 11
touchdowns is easily the
greatest in OCHS history.
Dalrymple, though less
spectacular, nevertheless
caught 17 passes himself for 262
yards and two TDs. Reed
scored twice and Minshull once
as pass receivers.
In scoring the Raiders were
paced by Sannino who added
one punt return and one kickoff
return to his eight pass
receptions. Add a two-point
conversion and Frank scored 62
points this, year, 80 in his
career. Baldini finished with 48,
Minshull had 30, Reed 26,
Andrews 21'and Dalrymple 14.
Wayne MacMurray set' two
marks this season and equalled
another. The senior placekicker
scored 13 points with his
foot, kicked 13-of-21 extra point
attempts and booted five in a
single game. For most of the
season, Sannino was his holder.
When MacMurray was injured
Andrews booted three-of-four
attempts while junior Tom,
Gargan made good his only
attempt.
On defense Baldini led the
team with 58 tackles, bringing
his career total to a record 143.
Klock (53), Savitsky (51),
Schelihager (39), John Andrews
(27), Tom Rodier (26), Murrel
(25), Sannino (25), Keele (24)
and Dalrymple (23) were
others who made more than
their share of tackles and
assists.
— Dave Andrews and
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each intercepted five passes,
one shy of the school record.
Andrews finished his career
with eight, a new mark.
Savitsky picked off four with
Sannino and Bryant Rogers
getting three each. Schellinger
only had one but it was big one
since he returned the ball 55
yards for a touchdown. Tim led
the club in recovered fumbles
with three while Rodier, who
led in overall recoveries,
jumped on two fumbles.
That's a statistical summary
of the 1972 Raiders. But
statistics don't tell the complete
story. In last week's SPORTS
CORNER we echoed Coach
Slaveski's comments about the
club's character. They had
plenty of that! They also had
excitement, provided most
often by Sannino and Andrews.
Frank impressed all Raider
fans with his great hands, his
versatility, his quickness and
his 100 percent effort. He is one
of the finest pass receivers in
the history of this area.
Andrews was impressive
with his throwing arm, his eye
for the interception, his capable
punting and his leadership.
Dave mixed his plays well and
inspired his teammates to the
great things they achieved this
season.
But when all is said and done,
realizing that this was a
brilliant team effort, Baldini
proved himself to be one of the
finest all-around football
players we have ever seen. This
young man was a brilliant
linebacker, bringing bigger
runners down with the greatest
of ease. He never gave up on a
rushing attempt, finishing his
career with 1,040 yards, scored
66 career points and even
caught'29 passes during his
career. This without even
mentioning his blocking ability.
Mike Baldini was a super
football player, the kind every
coach hopes for.
If you're in doubt?
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That brings us to our final
comment of the season. Though
we all feel proud and happy for
our Cape-Atlantic League
football champions we should
be even more happy for their
coach. Mike Slaveski has had
SE EDGER
CUp and Moil with Ch*xk or Moiwy OnUr
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 11 — SECTION THREE
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IN MEMORIAM
ManliaLn Hill
Bornl4.il
DIM! 12-4-71
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I am alMM and apart from othari
I ammouaM
I am raaton
I am Ufa lore*
I am beauty
I am confutlofi and mttandialy
'1 am d*«p dtprnilon and axtram* |oy
I am aware ol etfwr't taalingi
I am always waKMna
Til wa moat aoaln.
Mothtr.OaylaandMana
1*7
IN LOVINO memory ol my boat trland
man, now and former • Laura Bell
Mantagna who died 7 yean ago. Doc. 12.
IMS.
There's a rose ttiat grawi In memory's
That grows because el you.
And whenever my heart wanders there
Than that rose grows anew.
You have never been forgotten nor over
will bo. Sadly missed and loved always
dear friend.
Nancygall Allegretto Jones
12-7
CARD OF THANKS
we WISH to thank all the many friends
during the sickness and death of our
loved on*. Mrs. Wllhelmanla C. OeraM
who have been so kind to us In our
moments ol Bereavement for cards and
fknmrs and other donations. A special
thanks to the post-Intensive care unit ol
Shore Memorial Hospital and the Ocean
City Rescue Squad and the Rev. Harold
Anderson, the Rev. James Blrts and Or.
and Mrs. Ware. Your kindness will never
be forgotten.
The OeraM Family
12-7
CHILD CARE
MOTHERS—"Children's Garden" Is now
open lor your convenience. Whether
you work or want a day to yourself. We
have flexible hours, reasonable rates. Call
Lauri Ita-2144. 12.7
WANTED
' PRIVATE collector paying top prices for
Old standard or 0 gaug* aloe, trains.
Also have atd cut-glass and other antlaue
glassware for trade. Call evenings. II*
Ocean Rd. 12-7
WANTeo TO BUY—Depression guts,
any color. Call collect («M> M24214.12-
7
BOAT Slip in protected lagoon for U'
Boston Whaler. For Itn season. Write
BOM 7M, Sentinel-Ledger. 12-7
WANTED
WAKHOUSEor
GARAGE fur
STORAGE.
Preferable 7th St. Area
Either to buy or rent.
Dial 399-4461
(between 11 & 5 p.m.)
WANTED TO BUY — Oriental rugs.
wicker furniture, china, antiques, old
lewelry- Please can Mi-ms anytime. 12-21
WE WISH to express our sincere apu
the expressions of
sympathy from tw neighbors, friends and
relatives on the passing ol Laura C. Sapp.
Wm. C.lappJr.
and Family and
Pearl SapD^i2-7.
HIGHEST PRICES paid lor old gold and
llU .llwr- CM »l««l.«_ mri
lewelry, coins and dental bridges- Smith
Jewelers, 12ns. Shore Rd., Palermo. N.J.
lust south ol the RR crossing. IM-1I7I.
Closed Moo. and Thursday. n
WE WISHtoeipress our deepen giant ud*
In our time of sorrow and to thank all
BARAOE WACE *a- eaulament ^
vicinity of Mth St.. commercial area,
dally j ifa-MO.
evenings.
dona and a special ttianfcs •• WSLT radio
. nation and the New Jenay Water Co. (the
'*». Ocean City dlvlilon) Ttiankyou all.
Mr. and Mn. Firman Oownamll-T
Wai WISH to thank our many Mend*.
nel«hber*. relative*, and Cbet Wltnbera
tor their many kindnetse*. card*,
flower*, and Man cards tent during our
recent bereavement. A *peclal thank* to
Carter Lincoln Mercury lor their
aislitanca and to VI and Chick Trofa lor
their help.
Nancy Boyle and family
IJ-7
HELP WANTED
ALTERATION and new work carpenters
wanted. M.U per hour. Plenty ot work.
CalllM-4417. *
RETIRED COUPLE for swlmmlna pool
saack bar. Apply tmina Sands Motel,
ttft end Ocean Ave. tl
HOUSEKEEPER and office helper. Year
round work. Apply Sittlitf Sand* Motel,
tth and Ocean Ave. tl
REAL ESTATE salesman, lull time.
• Industrious, konest, evallable
weekend*. Call for appolntmant. Hllteaass
Reanor.JeAtlanttcAve.Wf-MII. tf
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER! wanted.
Year round work MOO per hour. Call
•ankFof.llo.m-7m. tl
OIL BURNER service mechanic. Join the
•lne*t dept. In thl* area. All trine*
benefit*. Year 'round employment. Cell
Burkhart Fuel. M4-I1M. Bit*. 1114
APPLICATIONS,now being taken for parttime
waitresses,Woly In person at the
Sandbar, RootevettaivdwiMnhar- "
LIOHT maintenance and repair a/small
private school. Call Jtt-MJJ between
n-a p.m. dally. •
MAINTENANCE man, experienced,
•enerel maintenance and supervisory
duties. Lutheran Home. Ocean View.
N.J. »»
REAL BSTATB salesmanor saleswoman,
fall time, pleasant worklnt condition*.
Bwon Realty. Jtt-Wl. «•»
'ABRIC PARTY — Sponsor* needed, tun
ft profit In your own home. For Information
call »n-474i (Vlneland area)
dally except Thurs. '!•»
KITCHEN cabinet Installer. Came In out
ol the cold. Full company benefits.
Year 'round work. Can Mr. Wallace.
Dlllaa Custom Kitchens. tM-noa. IH
SBRVICB Station Manaaar. Clean cut.
must have mechanical knewledat and
,..^». *t hour work week. S day*, no
Saturday* or Sunday*. Excellent warklnej
caadHlom. Frlnae benefits. Can JtMlM.
ask for Mr. Johnson tor Interview. H
NURSES AIDES — Experience pieterrod
bat not essential. For 7-1. lor HI
shllt*. Can Mr*. Bradway. Oirecter of
Nurslot. Lutheran Homo at Ocean
View. . «•*
PART-TIME clerical pesltlen which lav
clude* some typing. We are leoaJnt far
semeOKs who I* llexlhte both In duties and
hewn a* needed. Tin* pesrtlea can became
permanent futl-tlnte. Lacated la O.C area.
Pieaee call Mt-lMl. Ask far Mn. Tetten.
'SITUATIONS WANTED
DRIVE* — RoUaMe. sober, •
•rill drive you la year car or ailaa to a«joletmots.
sfeapplag. airaert. elc Call
Haifa, m-atu. I*M
UCMTARIAL IMSil dOM at
IHlrtmaa IHaaHc. typ- paaac ttaao
steady Mark prM.. will pick up •
l H W T P I W «
PAIMTINO—eiterler. Interior. •»•
perlwcaa ulalir naod* work.
laum riETfTimiffirtir-
TWO BEDROOM apt., year 'round. Prefer
one with beat tllp for outboard. Would
consider purchase of duplex. Waller O.
Ford. 1JIJ Woodland Road, Rydal, Fl.
11-14
APT. turn, or unfurnished lor single
professions! women. Move In Jen.
Ocean City or vicinity. Call (ttt) 451-7I75
or write P.O. Box M, Norrlstown, Pa.
1*401. 11M
WE MILL buy Oriental ruts, pakrtlnes.
antiques, cut glass, porcelains, dilna.
furniture and household Items ol any type
for substantial prices. We buy. sell, trade,
consign, or appraise anything. Ye Opportunity
Shoppe. M1-ZU7. tf
PERSONALS
FOR INFORMATION valuable In the tleM
against communism, dial UT-4tn.
Massage changes weekly. tf
RENT-A-BARTBNDBR 4Or private
parties, catered In the Surf Room or in
your home. Best group prices available.
The Sandbar. Rodsovett Blvd. Marmora.
itMtM. tf
AUTOS FOR SALE
POLARA CUSTOM 4-DOOR HARDTOP
PERSONALS PROF. SERVICES PROF. SERVICES PROF. SERV.
YARN CARNIVAL.«» Aibury Ave. 4 ox.
Acrylics SLOT to- tl.tt. Phentex It
cents. Needles, accessories, instruction
books, knitting bagt, needlepoint and
Crewel kits. Dally to *. Friday and
Saturday til«. - ti
HEALTH SPA- : -Ocean City's only health .
spa, sauna and steam baths, spofreduciiig
equipment, and massage. Margaret
Flannery, R.N. Ladies only. By aftn
polnfmeMl*f.i400,'«7AsburyAv*. H
• ' v
CAPE MAY DIAMONDS will cut your own
stones, any site u a karaj. also have
sonrn for sale: Call *]7-2Mi. William 5.,
Hartley. 414 Atlantic Av«., Somers Point.
N.J. H
DO YOU NEED a responsible women to
care for the HckT I can-give references-pertonsl
or professional. I can be
reached by phone m-*Ut. ' u-2i
ONE hour dry cleaning service—slip
covers, drapes, bedspreads, blankets,
wearing apparel, etc. $1.50 for (lbs.
Attendant on duty. Open dally f to S. The
Washbowl, coin.op laundry and dry
cleaning. Palmer Shopping Center, Urn A
Haven Ave. Oceans of free parking'. 12-7
ASSORTED home made cakes made for
. the holidays. Call Mt-101 lor *27-
7270. 12-7
INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO instructions— your homo or mine,
spclallu in beginners. Call alter S
p.m. ti7-IItl. 1-4
MAKE YOUR OWN Christmas Wreathes,
Centerpieces ft Decorations from fresh
cut Nursery greens. Complete kits
available. Instruction classes every afternoon
(including weekends) from
November 2* thru December 20. No appointment
necessary. Conifer Nursery-
Carl H. Lies* - Cologne Ava. (Between
Black * White Horse Pikes) Cologne,
N.J.—Phone NS-2SSI. 12-14
ORGAN INSTRUCTION—your home or
mine, specialiia in beginners. Also
available for weddings, etc. Call after S
p.m. Iff-MU. •• It
NEW MUSIC STUDIO, DO Wesley Ave.
Organ and piano Instruction, experienced
teacher. Also teachers of other
instruments welcome to use studio. Call
Mrs. Adams. Jtt-lMa. 12-7
PRIVATE drum lessons In your own
home. Experienced teacher. Kevin
Johnson. 444-71U. tl
PROF. SERV.
MUFFLERS—Lire-time guarantee lor all
make American end foreign cars and
trucks. Al's Firestone, Boston and Arctic.
144-1144.
VENETIAN
BLINDS
MADETOORDER
We also
Re-Slat—Repair
Dial 399-5140
SEASHORE ,_
VENETIAN BLIND. CO.
(MUnuiocturers)
m Roosevelt arvrt
MUrmoro. N.J.
TOOL
Ask us> weTent
most any kind!
Ph.399-2227
Wallace ttartware
750 Asbury Avenue
749 West Avenu* FI
ROBERTS 1 R00FIN6
SIDINO-SINOLES-OUTTERS
FREE ESTIMATES
Ph. 399-6142 or
399-3685
AUTOS FOR SALE
WINDOW GLASS
REPLACED
•Ocean City •
Glass
' !I26 Asbury Avenue
Between 9th and 10th
Dial 399-2224
AUTO SIMOMZING
14" Simoi.ii Eiterior
19" Inol. Interior
33 M Blue Coral
Estimates on Compounding
Ray's Mirror Shine
Mobil Station
9th & Asbury
Call for Appointment
399-9313 or 399-9668
Rjpley-Silver Co.
NEON ft PLASTIC
SIGNS
SALES & SERVICE
Dial 344-6868
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ANNOUNCING
' The Opening of
OUR SECOND STATION
• Shore Rd. & Glendale Ave.
PLEASANTVILLE
—NOW OPEN—
STATION
Route 9 & New York Ave.
Somers Pt. Ph. 927-4448
and SCREENS
REPAIRED
Ocean City
Glass
926 Asbury Avenue
Between 9th and 10th
Dial 399-2224
Ftf
STEEL
Fire Escapes
mm $99500
Carl Zimmerman
Call Collect After 5 p.m.
Ph. (215) FI-2-8470 ,
AUTOS FOR SALE
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a^ lay •»•••• Phoia 3M-01M Oetan City, N. J. 08226
PAINTING,
Ken Breckley
phone 399-5354
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• PAINTING •
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399-9108
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ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
HOUSEand
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
Answer All Calls 1* Hours a uay
ELECTRIC HEATOUR SPECIALTY
ANDERSON
Electric Company
1345 West Ave. Dial 399-5445°
AUTOS FOR SALE
WALLACE BROS.
Sales & service, body
repairs and. painting.
99 - 9th St., Ocean City.
Phono 399-6992
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold and
sterling silver. Old clocks, watches,
lewelry, coins and dental bridges. Smith
Jewelers. HITS. Shore Rd., Palermo, N.J.
|utt south ol the RR crossing, lff-1171.
Closed Mon. and Thursday. tf
AUTOS FOR SALE
'M CHEVROLET 4 door Impale Sedan,
alr-cond., radio, snowtlres with
wheels. Clean «17-1tOS. 12-7
PINTO — Like new - white 2 door, MM cc
eng.. 4 on the floor, radio, ww tires.
Prot. ORP. AccentORP. WOO miles. SUM.
Mt-ltM. 12-7
CHRYSLER Newport, Itte, 4-door hardtop,
power steering, power brakes,
factory, alr-condltloned, power windows,
radio and heater. (700. Call Jtt-2470. 12-7
SO CARS from' t'lts. Trades accepted.
Inspection guaranteed Cousin Chuck's
Auto Sales Ocean Heights Ave. Somers
Point. m-\uo. «-e, where customers send
their friends. „ tf
AUTOS FOR SALE
PONTIAC I7M Tempest six cylinder four
door hardtop. Best cash offer this
edition. 39S-OJ5O. 12-7
H44 PONT. sta. wag. in eng., stick s|HH.oood
tires - new clutch. S1SO.0O. Call
3WI441 after S:30 p.m. °1M(
1*7] HONDA—Scrambler, 17S cc. 4 months
old, 500 original miles. Like new. Call '
199-SM1 alters p.m. " tl
QUALITY
USED CARS
1972 CADILLAC SEDAN
. DeVILLE Turquoise and
Black, full complement
01" Cadillac accessories.
Low mileage.
1971 CADILLAC COUPE DE %
VILLE Brazllia Gold
with matching padded
top and interior.
Magnificent. One Owner.
A dealer maintained
auto. Sale Priced. This
Week Only!
DRUCK
PONTIAC- CADILLAC
TEMPEST
121k I tehwr Avi.
Dill 399-5432
BE TREATED LIKE
ONE OF THE FAMILY
MOVER FORD
The Family Resort's Family Dealer
34th.St:o\VWW»Avo..O«Kina»yNJ. '.Phone 399*8000
220 Wesley Ave.. On the Ocean Drive
PHONE 399-3134 --—^
^ A SPECIAL
CAN BE YOURS
SAFE BUYS! ALL RECONDITIONED - ALL GUAftANTEED!
72 Cadillac Wat NOW
Coupe DeVille, Full
Power, Factory Air, AM-
FM Stereo, Leather Interior,
Vinyl Roof, White
Wall Tires, Under 8000
Orig. Miles, Stock No. 440
'67 Chrysler
New Yorker, V-8, Radio & Heater,
Factory Air, Automatic, Power
Steering and Power Brakes, White
Wall Tires, Like New Condition.
Stock No. 410
Oldsmobile Cutlass
2 Door Hardtop, Automatic, Radio &
Heater, Power Steering. Stock No.
960
Opel Cadet
Station Wagon, Radio and Heater, 4
Speed, Economy Special, Stock No.
963
'67 Mustang
2 Door Hardtop, 6 Cylinder, Radio
and Heater, Cruise-O-Matic,
Turquoise, Stock No. 968
'67 Ford
Galaxie 500, V-8, Radio and Heater,
Cruise-O-Matic, Pow. Steering,
Blue, Stock No. 976
The Sign to
"6495 '6195
$ 1395 1095
Was NOW
M495
5 1295
'1095 "949
'1395 '1195
'1195
SEE THE ALL NEW '73
Lincoln Continental • Marquis • Monterey
Montego • Cougar • Comet • Capri
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY |
OPEN 9-9 DAILY • SATURDAY 9-5
$ 1095
"IT".. $ 3195|
71 Malibu
wagon .,
'70 Ford
Maverick *1295
'70 II
Camino $2395
'70 Ford
Torino GT _ . *1995
'69 ford $1OOE
Ranger Pick-up IO7«9|
69 Pontlae
Cotollno ...
69 Chev. •a.COCl
Impala Wga. *OVa>|
'67 Chev. SOOISl
$ 1295|
,outli jersey
1K\SI ear
values
73 Chevrolet
Caprice
12 door coupe, brand
I new, power steering,
I power brakes, power
I door locks, power win-
Idows, AM-PM radio,
[white, dark red trim.
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