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PAGE TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Investor's Guide By Sam Shulsky Q. I am interested in buying Consolidated Edison and-or Texas Utilities for long-term Investment. Are they longtime dividend payers? Which would you suggest? A. I am generally reluctant to discuss individual stocks in this column and, of course, must refuse to play "expert" on their investment potential. WHTC Holland Broadcasting Company 1 A Cft Holland, Mlchiftn on ur dial Mutual Hour and Half Hour EVENING 5:00 Stntinel News 5:10 Reports From Will Strait 5:15 One Man's Opinion 5:23 Weather News 5:25 Sports News 5:35 Feature Scope 5:40 Cars Comments 5:45 Evening Serenade 6:00 World National News 6 05 State Local News 6:15 Jack Anderson 6:20 The Beat of life 6:25 Evening Serenade 6:35 Mutual Sports 6:40 Evening Serenade 7:00 Ernie Harwell 7:10 Baltimore at Detroit 10:00 News 10:15 Music Til Midnight 11:00 News 1 1 Music Til Midnight 12:00 Final News 12:05 Sign Off WHTC-FM STEREO 96.1 MC Monday thro Friday 8:00 -12 Noon 12:15 P.M.

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to Midnight July 5 5:00 World, State Local News 5:10 Clock Watcher 5:35 World, State local News 5:40 Clock Watcher 6:05 Local News 6:10 Cltck Watcher 6:35 State Local News 6:40 Clock Watcher 7:15 Anybody Home? 7:35 State A Local News 7 45 Adventures in Real Estate 8:05 Clock Watcher 8:35 Michigan News 8:40 Clock Watcher 9:05 Social Calendar 8:45 Church of Christ 9:10 Clock Watcher 9:35 Talk of the Town 10:03 Sentinel 10:05 Talk of the Town 11:00 State A Local News 11:05 Talk of the Town 11:55 Day by Day with Jesus 12:00 World News 12:05 Sentinel News Michigan News 12:15 Farm Market Sepert 12:20 Sports 12:25 Sunnyside 12:35 Reports From Wall Street 12:40 Trading Post 1:35 Sunnyside 2:05 State A Local News 2:10 Sunnyside 3:05 Sfate A local News 3:10 4:05 fenthwl News 4:10 Jwrmysirfe However, your letter is an interesting one because it points up some factors affecting investment in utility stocks, factors which should be of interest to many investors. (Also -since both stocks are good quality, I have no fear that their names in print will lead to misuse by stock touts). Consolidated Edison, of course, is one of the oldest utilities in the country. It has paid a dividend without interruption since 1885! In recent years it has been a most generous dividend $1.80, which, at a current stock price of around 25 works out to a yield of 7.2 per cent. You won't find many commons yielding that much.

I am sure several columns could be written explaining that high yield in a stock which hasn't missed a dividend for 87 years, but after mentioning the general concern over the many problems facing New York City I suppose the simplest course would be to point out that though the company has been able to maintain a generally rising dividend, earnings have not been as exciting as one could hope for. The company earned $2.21 a share in 1962; in the five years previous to the current year, earnings ran $2.58, $2.57, $2.68, $2.30 and $2.35. The company's stock is rated A minus. Texas Utilities common is rated A plus. The company is located in what is generally believed to be a faster growing section of the country and, in fact, its earning bear that out: 92 cents a share in 1962 in the last 5 years, $1.32, $1.67 and $1.75.

You don't have to be a financial analyst to discern a different pattern in earnings as well as in dividends. (In the last 10 years. Con. Ed's dividend went from $1.50 to $1.80 and Texas Utilities from 55 cents to $1. The result of a this: Con.

Edison investors are getting a 7.2 per cent return on their investment while Texas Utilities stock buyers are willing to take a yield of only 3V. per cent. I've tried to answer some of your questions. But can't discuss which would be more attractive you, since you don't tell me whether you want maximum income now or are willing to give up some current income in return for hope of growth in future. Con.

Edison is now selling for about half its 1965 high price, whereas Texas Utilities is within a couple points of its all-time high. You alone can decide knowing your needs which vehicle best suits you. Q. I'm two years from retirement. My broker suggested I buy shares of a comparatively new mutual fund, claiming the expected yield the first year would be per cent and thereafter 8 per cent, plus capital gains.

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crate. Watermelon--Each, 20 to 26 EGG MARKET LARGE. Dozen 24c MEDIUM. Dozen 18c SMALL, Dozen 10c MONDAY, JULY 3, 1972 Detroit News Appoints torglun'd to New Post DETROIT William H. Borgund vice president of Nows- laner Enterprise Association NEA), has been appointed to he newly created post president, acquisitions velopment for The News.

In iiis new post, Borglund will lead a special program to icquire a number of established daily newspapers in the United States. Temperatures Around The Notion By United Press International High Low Pep. Atlanta Boston pc Buffalo lharleston, S.C.. Ihicago lolumbus, 0 cy Denver Des Moines pc Detroit cy ill Paso pc PC 38 91 83 90 80 76 67 79 82 102 68 69 60 74 55 66 47 60 55 78 .16 .50 .06 .19 Houston pc 92 80 Indianapolis cy 79 68 Kansas City cy 88 64 Los Angeles' cy 79 62 Memphis 90 70 Miami Beach 88 83 69 53 New Orleans pc 93 75 New York pc 91 75 Orlando 97 75 Phoenix 110 75 Portland, Me. pc 86 61 .03 1.12 .14 Portland, Ore.

90 68 Raleigh 90 66 Richmond pc 92 71 St. Louis cy 79 65 1.19 Salt Lake City 90 57 Sari Francisco cy 64 57 Spokane 76 48 Tampa 92 78 Washington cy 89 71 Wichita cy 89 67 (Key pc, partly cloudy; clear; cy, cloudy; rain.) much stock market profits it will make in the years ahead? Q. We are elderly, retired, living comfortably on railroad retirement and Social Security. We have $6 000 in mutual funds and $10,000 in savings. Our family is raised, doing well and can be counted on if help is needed.

Should we continue to save, buy bonds, or spend A. It may come as a surprise to the new crop of wage earners that their parents find it almost as difficult to spend as for their children to save. But the fact remains that the older generation will never completely forget the Great Depression. Willy-nilly this traumatic experience has influenced their financial moves ever since. Since you are comfortable on your income and have a cushion not only in mutual funds and cash but in a supportive family I'd say spend, spend and enjoy, enjoy.

Mr. Shulsky welcomes written questions, but he will be able to provide answers only through the column. For investment lists, please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Address your requests to Sam Shulsky, care of The Holland Evening Sentinel. (Distributed by King Features Syndicate) Stock Prices Listed Mixed NEW YORK (UPI)--With the Fourth of July holiday ahead, the stock market drifted in a mixed pattern during the first two hours today in slow trading.

Dow Jones averages: 30 industrials 928.73 off 0.30; 20 transportation 234.07 up 0.77; 15 utilities 106.91 up 0.28; 65 stocks 308.91 up 0.37. Standard and poor's indexes: 425 industrials 120.10; 20 rails 42.51; 55 utilities 53.48; 500 stocks 107.33. NEW YORK (UPI) -York Stock Exchange: New 6:30 TV College 7:00 Farm Report 8:00 Sesame Street 8:00 Electric Co. Cartoons 10:00 Want to Know 10:30 Bewitched 11:00 Password 11:30 Split Second 12:00 Eyewitness 12:30 Make a Deal 1:00 Newlywed Game 1:30 Dating Game 2:00 General Hospital 2:30 One Life to Live 3:00 Love, American 3:30 All My Children 4:00 The Flintstones 4:30 Laredo 5:30 News-Weath-Spts 6:00 ABC News 6:30 NYPD I 7:00 Truth or Conse. Corner Bar I 8:00 Comedy Machine The Super Movie--Fantasy i 11:00 Ncws-Weath-Spts i 11:30 Convention 72 Air Reduc Allied Ch Alcoa Am Airl Am Can Am Cyan Am Motors Am TT Anaconda Armco Stl Beth St Bobbie Brks Boeing Burroughs Can Pac Celanese Celanese Ches Oh Chrysler Coca Cola Colgate Consu Pw 48 18 21 1.83-15% Cont Can Curtiss Det Edis Diam Intl Dow Ch Dupont East Air Eastman Eaton Corp Excello Fed Mog Firestone Ford GenDymn Gen El Gen Motors GTE Goodrich Goodyear Gt AP Greyhound Gulf Oil Ing Rand IBM Int Harv Int Nickel Int Tel Tel Jones Lgh Kennecott Lib Owen fd Marcor McDonDgls Mobil Oil Monsanto Motorola Nat Avia Nat Gypsm Norf No Am Rock Owen 111 Pan Arn Penn Cm Penn PL Penn Central Pepsico Phillips Polaroid Procter Pullman RCA Rep Stl Rey Met Sears RB Sperry Std Brand Std 0 Ind Std 0 NJ Std 0 Oh Swift Tenneco Texaco Timken Trans WA UAL Inc Un Carbde Utd Airc Uniroyal Upjohn USSteel Wstn Un Wstg El White Mot I Woolwth 'A I Xerox cp Zenith 53V 2 IVz Va 4 90-- 4 4 28V 4 3 16 67-- Vs 18 31V 2 45 16 24 4 16 5 41V2 V4 LiteroryClub Committee Meets The membership committee of the Woman's Literary Club held a meeting Thursday morning at the home of Mrs.

Fred Nelis. new membership applications were accepted to be sent on to the club's Board of Directors which will meet in July. Plans were made for an orientation coffee for new members and for others who inde- cate an interest in the club and wish to learn more about it. This coffee will be held at the clubhouse at 9:30 a.m. on Sept.

19. Applications for membership in the club may be made at anytime, but those interested are urged to apply soon so that they may attend the, club's opening luncheon at Point West on Oct. 3. Membership "in" the "club is open to all Holland women. The club's programs are varied with music, drama, book reviews and lectures comprising the major portion of the programs.

Women interested in joining are urged to contact any member of the membership committee. Attending Tuesday's meeting were the Mesdames Leo Salisbury, Adrain J. Van Putten, E. Wissink, Howard Douwstra anc the chairmen, Mrs. Nelis and Mrs.

Raymond J. Webb. Unable to attend were Mrs. J.W. Lang Mrs.

Richard Oudersluys anc Mrs. Richard Trask. Miss Carol Breaker Is Honored WithShower Miss Carol Breuker was gues of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening given by Mrs. Preston Nagel kirk, and Mrs. Erwin Nagelkirk Games were played with dupli cate prizes awarded.

A buffet lunch was served tc the guests who included th Mesdames Nathan Boson, Doi Graveling, John Henry Breuker Gordon Nagelkirk, Gordon Van Haitsma, Lavern Schaap, Ed Helder, Wayne Van Qmmen, Frank Nagelkirk and Miss Geneva Nagelkirk and Miss Jill Nagelkirk. Unable to attend were Mrs. Larry Brower and Miss Marcia Breuker. Miss Breuker will become the bride of Robert Nagelkirk on Aug. 3.

of vice and de- Detroit Fire in Clothes Dryer Holland firemen were called to a laundry at 17th St. and Cleveland Ave. Saturday at 6:18 where clothes in a dryer caught fire. Firemen a i da.nage was not extensive. CONSUMERS POWER BONDS Bonds Curfent price approximately $1020 $1060t9 yield approximately T.l.phon.

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Bergmann, has been appointed group vice president of the Johnson Products Division of Sealed Power it was announced today. Western Europe Competes With U.S. For Beef WASHINGTON (UPI)--The United States is not the only country trying to attract more beef imports so that consumer prices will be lower. Western Europe is doing it too, the Agriculture Department said today. Faced with rapidly rising cattle and beef prices because production is down 4 to 6 per cent, the European Common Market June 5 suspended its 16 per cent import duty on live cattle and the 20 per cent tariff on fresh and frozen beef.

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