Fort Lauderdale News from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • 32

128 Fort Lauderdale News, Tuegday, July 20, 1971 Florida Town Neighbors Edgy Julie Attracts Sightseers i Tort Lauderdale News i i NEW HOMES $24900 El Julie moved into the two-story garage apartment yesterday where she and her husband, David, will live for the next year, while David is stationed at nearby Mayport Naval Station as an ensign. The apartment sits only a few feet off narrow Beach Avenue and sightseers have United Press InttnutlMMl ATLANTIC BEACH Julie Nixon Eisenhower's neighbors in this small community near Jacksonville want the Gty Commission to make the street in front of their houses one-way to cope with the expected influx of sightseers. weekend from Mediterranean Sea duty aboard the USS Albany. Julie plans to return to Washington later in the week to prepare for weekend examinations at Catholic University which will qualify her for a teaching certificate. She will teach fourth grade this fall at Atlantic Beach Elementary School, which is located four blocks from her apartment.

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Beautiful tree-shaded setting. Luxury futures: clogged the street with traffic since it was announced the Eisenhowers have rented it from Dr. David Cheshire, whose beachfront house is nearby. A story in a local newspaper Saturday speculating that Julie's arrival was near caused a heavy turnout of motorists in this sleepy community over the weekend. "It was awfully bad Sunday," said one of the Eisen-hower neighbors.

"Traffic began picking up after the story appeared." Julie, accompanied by several Secret Service men, arrived at the apartment and began taking furnishings out of cartons which were unloaded from a large moving van. David is due to arrive this balconies, dish wishers, disposals, huge closets and more. Only 2 blocks north of Laudirhill Mall. Efficiencies from $145 me. One bedrooms treat $175 mi.

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Severay councilmen have criticized Vallee for wanting the proposed street name change. Clay Shaw Takes Job The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS Clay Shaw whom Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison unsuccessfully sought to convict in connection with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy is accepting a post in city government here.

Shaw, acquitted in 1969 of conspiring to assassinate Kennedy, was appointed by Mayor Moon Landrieu yesterday to serve on the board of directors of the French Market Corp. France Honors Lily Pons The Associated Press PARIS Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas presented the insignia of the French Order of Merit, in the grade of commander, to Lily Pons, American opera singer, yesterday. The Order of Merit is generally considered France's second highest decoration behind the Legion of Honor. 1 I've been using Sunoco for eight years now. When I can't get it, I can't-get it, but otherwise it's my regular brand.

What got me onto Sunoco gasoline was finding out about all the options you have in octane ratings. I mean the Custom Blending Pump It has eight different grades, and that's more grades than any other sta mmm llllill wmmmmm A it tion in town offers. I also asked a friend, a local gasoline pump manufacturer, about their pump, and he explained how it accurately measures 260 into every blend. And I hear 260 is the highest octane gasoline at any station. 1 I I p.

This is me Francis Ward. I live in Muskegon, Michigan. Here I am with my two cars. The old one has 170,000 miles on it. Well, having those eight octane choices, that's good for me.

My cars, like all cars, have their own special octane needs for optimum performance. With my old one, it's right between normal regular and normal premium. That just happens to be 220; that's one of (UPI Telephoto) MISS UNIVERSE CONTESTANTS KICK SAND Lana Drouillard, left, Suzanne Rayward and Linda Ritche Black Girl Has New Hope For Miss Universe Title rr' i I I fl "it i 10! I II Uf fr L. 'v( 1 uw zzzziL 1 I their middle premiums. I get nice performance, really very nice performance.

My new 71 uses Sunoco regular. 200. Can't imagine I'd get better performance from any regular around. The things I've said here about Sunoco, possibly they're not exactly the results everybody would get. Different cars react differently, of, course.

What I'm saying is that I 1 The Associated Press MIAMI BEACH Ebony beauty Cherri Creque of the Virgin Islands believes "black women now feel they have a chance" in contests such as Miss Universe. Cherri took heart when a black won the 1971 Miss World title. "After the Miss World victory, black girls have hope," said the shapely resident of St. Thomas. "It's still a longshot, but we have a chance." Miss Virgin Islands actually finished second in her home country's eliminations, but the winner was disqualified when it was discovered she was one year over the age limit of 27.

"It is an interesting experience," said Cherri, who was educated in the United States at Mercy Hurst College in Erie, Pa. "I'm trying my best because the Virgin Islands needs the publicity for its tourist trade." Cherri has a steady boyfriend back in St. Thomas, a Frenchman who moved to the Virgin Islands. One thing they never fuss about is women's liberation. "There's nothing to argue over)" she said.

"Virgin Island women have always been the world's most liberated." Miss Creque's parents are natives of the British Virgin Islands, but she was born on the American soil. Her father runs an upholstery business and her mother has a shoe store. "My mother also designs clothes," she said. "It comes in handy for a young girl. She made my gown for the Miss Universe pageant." The contest finals are scheduled Saturday "night when a successor will be crowned to Puerto Rico's Marisol Malaret.

"Puerto Rico is very close to my home," said Miss Creque, "so I have received some help from Marisol. J.t also gives me hope that somebody else can win from the area." i like Sunoco because of all the options they have in octane ratings, and the gasoline performs well in my cars. I I I I That's Don Richards with his back to you. He's one of the Sunoco guys I buy from..