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PAGE TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL MONDAY, JULY Car Pushes Way Into Bedroom MARNE Members of the Paul Norton family, 14942 16th Marne, were surprised to find a one of their bedrooms Sunday night. Ottawa county deputies said an auto driven by Louis De Boer, 21, of Comstock Park, went, out of control while southbound on 16th Ave. one-tenth of a mile north of 1-96 at 10:08 p.m. Sunday. Deputies said the car traveled 203 feet off the road, snapped a utility pole and then crashed into the north side of the Norton house, pushing itself into a bedroom and coming to rest with only two feet of the car extending outside the house.

Three of the Norton children were at home at the time. Only Marcia Norton, reported injured. She was treated in Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids and released. Marcia's sister, Joan, 12, and brother, Scott, 9, were not injured. The driver of the car and a passenger, Garold Gorney, 20, of Grand Rapids, were injured and taken to Butterworth Hospital where De Boer was treated and released and Gorney sought his own treatment.

Deputies said De Boer told them he swerved to avoid a dog that ran in front of his car. Investors Guide By Sam Shulsky Q. When is the best time to sell? How does the average small investor determine. when his stock has reached its peak? I've made money on an equipment company stock I bought against my broker's advice. I've lost money on all his recommendations.

I don't need income at present but can't take too many risks because I am a widow. A. If you can't take too many risks (and I agree that you shouldn't) what are you doing trading stocks--which is just about the riskiest work could find for your When you ask: "How can I determine the best time for selling?" you are posing a question in the same class with: "How does a racing driver know the best time- to pull out of a curve?" or "How can I become a concert violinist?" or can I mage sure I will, always sink lOj-foot' Your" query, one-half the.problems (the WHTC Holland Broadcasting Company HoIUnd, Michigan on your radio dial Mutual News Hour and Half Hour July 10 EVENING 5:00 Sentinel News 5:10 Reports From Wall Street 5:15 One Man's Opinion 5:23 Weather News 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 Texas at Detroit 10:00 News 10:15 Music Til Midnight 11:00 News 11 05 Music Til Midnight 12:00 Final News 12:05 Sign Off WHTC-FM STEREO 96.r Monday thru Friday Noon 6:00 P.M. Midnight Saturday 8:00 A.M. to Midnight Sunday 8:15 A.M.

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Dow Jones Averages: 30 industrials 936.26 off 1.80; 20 transportation 235.53 up 0.36; 15 utilities 108.54 up 0.09; 65 stocks 311.56 off 0.17. Standard and Poor's indexes: 425 industrials 121.33; 20 rails 42.53; 55 utilities 54.24; 500 stocks 108.44. Temperatures Around The Nation Tri Cities Traverse City Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Duluth Er Paso Houston Indianapolis 79 76 83 79 80 81 88 82 91 88 79 95 87 82 61 62 63 63 64 69 68 66 56 71 53 69 76 70 Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Mpls-St. Paul New Orleans New York Omaha Phoenix St. Louis San Francisco Washington 93 106 87 87 83 77 84 88 81 88 107 88 65 82 76 81 65 70 76 62 63 63 66 72 84 75 54 67 ther half being "when is the iest time to Countless books have been written on oth "when to buy" and "when sell" but I know of none that can open the door to stock market riches every time.

You made a lucky purchase of an odd-lot of office equipment shares. Earnings a soared from a penny a share a few years ago to 65 cents in ie latest 12-month period. So it only natural that the price of the shares would soar, too, a point where it is now sell- ng at. a high 45 times annual per share earnings. The adage: 'Nothing succeeds like success" nowhere as applicable as it is the stock market.

While other, older, longer- falter, I must ignore your query because I don't know. I've been around long enough to know that even if you had a pipeline right into the company offices couldn't be 100 per cent certain because managements are only human, too, and often become a a only told you that I can't help you but explained (I trust) why I can't overenthusiastic mistakes. So--I've not help you. Your first job, it seems to established ompanies' at lower office shares price equipment are selling earnings multiples, your stock continues command its high multiple Decause enough investors and of) speculators feel the dramatic earnings will continue-to soar. The moment that earnings advance falters nay, even me, is not so much as to when to buy or sell a hot, speculative issue as it is to lay down some ground rules for your personal investment program: to decide how much risk you want to assume.

Then, you take it from there. Q. I would like to buy utility stocks for safety and income (I'm retired) but have ers." Now, with high money rates seemingly built into our economic structure to stay, utility shares are even less attractive to investors interested in capital growth. Utilities, after all, are a closely regulated service industry and their shares are not likely to double overnight because the company has come up with a new soft lens or a new auto engine. But--in many cases--utility dividend distributions have been rewarding.

I think a fair case can be made that over the years, the increase in dividends paid by leading utility companies have gone a long way toward offsetting the effects of inflation. And the length and stability of these long dividend- paying records are beyond anything offered' by other sections of the market. NEW YORK (UPI) York Stock Exchange: Air Red'ic Allied Ch Allis Chal Alcoa Am Airl Am Can Am Cyan Am Motors Am TT Anaconda Armco Stl Bendix Beth St Boeing Burroughs Can Pac Celanese Ches Oh Chrysler Coca Cola Colgate Consu Pw Cont Can Det Edis Diam Intl Dow Ch New Vs 30y 4 Vs qa 50 36 3 4 Vt V4 46-- 78 7 8 Hospital Notes HOLLAND CITY HOSPITAL viiltliti Medical and Surgical Patients: P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Maternity Patients: 2:20 P.M.

to 4:00 P.M. Pediatrics Patients: P.M. to 7:30 P.M. Admitted to Holland Hospital Friday were Mrs. Robert J.

Tucker, Hamilton; Mrs. Peter Wiersum, 333 Lakewood Lot 97; pavid Chad Thomas, 679 Bosma; Theodore Kirk- Wood 307 West 12th Amy Boer, 63 West 18th Mrs. Arthur Fenrich, Hamilton, and Henry De Geest, 1362 Wau- kazoo. Discharged Friday were Mrs. William Beebe and baby, 235 Brooklane Mrs.

a Brower, 349 Lane; Mrs. Melvin Dekker, 710 Ottawa Beach Rodney Downing, 6269 139th Mrs. Gene Dykstra, 323 East 24th Mrs. John 32 East 32nd George Huizinga, 568 i Crest Mrs. Theodore Kamminga, Warm Friend Apartments; McKinney, 388 142nd Ave 1 Mrs.

David Mulder and baby, 348 East 24th Mrs. Gertrude Van Dyke, 146 West 27th Mrs. Daniel Vander Werf, 328 West 30th and Dean Vander Yacht, 2550 William Ave. Admitted Saturday were Mrs. Grace E.

Lockwood, 531 West 20th Vernon Bennett, Hamilton; Henry Wilson, 49 East 32nd and Nick Vanden Beldt, 182 West 14th St. West 23rd Mrs. Dennis Web- bcrt, 5G40 130th Mrs. Harvey Wuerfel and Hamilton, and James Simou- sen, 490 Riley St. Recall Petitions For Lansing Board Short of Number LANSING (UPI) The Lansing Board of Education today said petitions seeking recall of six of its nine members because of their stands on busing to achieve integration were short of the required number of valid signatures.

The petitions were short between 750 and 912 names on the six separate petitions. The group seeking to remove the board members Citizens for Neighborhood Schools-- was given until July 18 to make up the difference or face the prospect of starting all over again. To be valid, the six separate petitions each must contain a minimum of valid signatures. The group sought the recall of the board members when they announced earlier this year that a busing program would be implemented in eight elementary schools this fall. After a court the board finally adopted a busing plan and hopes to begin the switching of children in September.

The city of Lansing is under no court orders to integrate Marke I I A I HAl'IDS I EDICT A Ul. Ciibhnge Greun buaJje. Wax Menus--bushel, Onions--ureeii, Pens--Bushel, fresh. peas, lb. 55c.

Iludlshes Boston $1.00. Hlmbarb--Crate of Squusli Basket, Zucchini, Tomatoes--No. 1 no FRUITS Blueberries--12 pt. Red Raspberries Strawberries -crate, Cherries--30 lb. lus Schmidts.

12qt Watermelon--Each, 80c-85c. EGG MAR) LARGE, Dozen MEDIUM, Dozen SMALL, Dozen Ml' discouraged by brokers. been Is it because they are not interested in my tyfe of customer--one who buys and" holds and does not trade? What are your thoughts on utility stocks for hows signs of faltering-- you're trouble, because the high rice is based not on dividends none). or balance sheet, not on nything but that spectacular arnings rise. And if you're asking me if md when that advance i TVSCHEDU WOTV (8) Eastern Standard Time 5:00 Mike Douglas 5:30 Mike Douglas 6:00 News 6:30 Dem.

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So it seems to me. 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) Girl Pelts Man With Watermelon LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Police held a 51-pound watermelon today as evidence in the unusual assault on O.C. Henry. Henry, 29, told police he had an argument over a welfare check Ofena with his Jones, 25, girl and friend, as he WOTV (8) Eastern Standard Time 6:30 of Presents 7:00 Today Dinah Shore 9:30 Concentration 10:00 Sale of Century 10:30 Hollywood Squares 11:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Buck Matthews 12:00 Bill Cosby i 12:30 News 1:00 Our Lives 1:30 Doctors 2:00 Another 2:30 Peyton Place 3:00 Lost in Space 4:00 Bugs Bunny 4:30 Jcannle 5:00 Mike Douglas 6:00 News Dem. Convention 10:00 High Chaparral 11:00 News-Wcathcr-Spts 11:30 Johnny Carson WKZO-TV (3) Eastern Standard Time 6:30 Sunrise Semes.

7:00 CBS News 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Clubhouse 3:30 My Three Sons 10:00 Accent 11:00 Where Heart Is 11:30 Search for Tom. 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 As World Turns 1:00 Splendored Thing 1:30 Guiding 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Guide to Love 3:30 Family A a i 4:00 Lucy 4:30 Star Trek 5:30 CBS News 6:00 News-Wcalh-Spts 6:30 Dem. Convention 11:00 News-Weath-Spts 11:30 Movie--Western WZZM-TV (13) Eastern Standard Time stalked out of the house, she called to him from an upstairs window. When he looked up, she bombed him with the giant watermelon, he said.

The watermelon, which was weighed by police, survived the imact with Henry unbroken. But Henry was hospitalized with a broken right shoulder, two broken ribs and other injuries. Detectives were seeking Miss Jones. Dupont East AirL Eastman Eaton Corp Ex-cell-o Fed Mog Firestone Ford Fruehauf Gen Dynm Gen El Gen Motors GTE Goodrich Goodyear Gt AP Greyhound Gulf Oil IBM Int Harv Int Nickel Int Tel Tel Kennecott 4 Kroger Kroger Lib Owen fd Marcor McDon Dgls Mobil Oil Monsanto Motorola Nabisco Nat Avia Nat Gypsm Norf No Am Rock Owen 111 Pan Am Penn Central Pepsico Phillips Polaroid PPG Ind Procter Pullman RCA Rep Stl Rey Met Sears Rb Simmons So Ry Sperry Std Ind Std 0 NJ Std Oh Swift Tenneco Texaco Timken Trans WA UAL Inc Un Carbde Utd Airc Uniroyal Upjohn US Steel Wstn Un Wstg El Whirlpool White Mot Woolwth Xerox cp Zenith 29 5 8 19 7 4 1 Vs 4 4 4 74 7 4 8 a 22y 4 8 4oy 8 4 23 36 7 50 7 8 120 7 23y 4 4 46 98 16 34 42 7 8 4 69-- a 62 7 8 23Yz-- 3 Discharged Saturday were Henry Bouwman, route Donald Bruischart, 12872 Riley Mrs. Donald Bruischart, 12872 Riley Mrs.

Guy DeCamp, 61 West 15th Henry De Geest, 1362 Waukazoo Mrs. John Den Uyl baby, Hamilton; Sharon Haak, 108 East 18th Earl Haveman, 264 Lincoln Gregory Hill, 274 Maple Mark Hill, 274 Maple a Katherine Knoll, 371 West 20th St. Also Janice Kraai, 1572 Wau- kazoo Mrs: Roger Lam- men, 1139 Lincoln Carson Neldon, 1709 Washington Jimmy O'Conner, 330 West 20th Edgar Pinn- soneault, a Louise Smith, Saugatuck; Diane Stockwell, Saugatuck; Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and baby, Jenison; Mrs. Ronald Van Wieren, Saugatuck; Tammie Vanden Berg, 379 Howard and Mrs.

Grant Young, 420 Donann. Admitted Sunday were Richard Groenewoud, 1139 Lincoln Lot 54; Letha Brown, Hamilton; Julie 1980 Lake Breeze; Mrs. Neal Exo, 251 West 22nd Mrs. Michael Rouhana, 406 Donann Andrew Vargo, 699 -Goldenrod; Mrs. Jack Van Hoff, 5351.

Butternut Mrs. Leroy Huff, 343 Gar field; Leslie Kiner, 119 South State Zeeland; Brenda Vargo, 699 Goldenrod; Mrs. Roger Tubergen, 405 James Monica Rivera, 261 West 13th Jose Ramirez, 34 East 16th Mrs. Donald DeKoster, 456 Plasman Mrs. Charles Bounds, Hamilton; Martin Vander Velde, 532 East Central, Zeeland, and Tamera Sharar, 362 Marquette.

Discharged Sunday were Mrs. Beatrice Hamilton, 186 West 12th Joe Villanueva, .580 schools. Bobby Fiscli Lists Comp REYKJAVIK, 1C --American chess Bobby Fischer slip Reykjavik sports dawn today for inspection of provided for Tuesday's champk with world title! Spassky. Chess sources left a list of com the lighting, the ta facilities They complaints ened out game. tl th could befon Tables 1st Balcony 2nd Balcony 7:00 Farm Report Bozo Sesame Street 0:00 Electric Co.

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