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We call It "Mexican Food Supreme.” Dallas location; 3071 Northwest Hwy 3S2-8570 MSC AGGIE CINEMA This Week’s Movies The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman WEDNESDAY ' 7:30 More Entertaining Than Humanly Possible! FRIDAY 7:30 & 9:45 SATURDAY 7:30 & 9:45 MASH R FRI. & SAT. MIDNIGHT BUTCH & SUNDANCE THE EARLY DAYS SUNDAY 7:30 Chocolate sales making a mint ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * 822- * 3300 * United Press International Chocolate candy prices aren’t ris ing as fast or as high as gold — it only seems that way. Boxed chocolates for $12-$30 a pound this Valentine’s Day are no longer unusual. One chocolatier, Thomas Kron, calls his plain one- and three-pound bricks “chocolate bullion" — with good reason. They are $9 and $25 apiece — plus postage, if you order by mail instead of visiting one of the company’s shops in New York City or posh suburbs like Beverly Hills, Calif, or Bal Harbour, Fla. More luxury chocolates have been sold during the past few months than ever before in the industry’s history, says Don Gussow, chairman and edi tor in chief of Magazines for In dustry. Candy sales, including chocolates, are rising steadily, he said. He ex pects retail sales to reach $10 billion within a few years. Preliminary re ports suggest they may have reached $8 billion last year. “All of a sudden the new genera tion has discovered candy as part of their lifestyle,” said Gussow. Like some other old-timers in the industry, Gussow sounds somewhat shocked by the retail prices some companies get for their products. “Five dollars a pound is absolutely right,” he said. “You can’t make bet ter (chocolates) for any price.” “Anything beyond $5 a pound and you’re paying for the name and fancy packaging,” said Thomas J. Sullivan in a telephone interview from Glen view, Ill., where he is secretary and legal counsel for Retail Confection ers International. The group s 4(X) member companies operate a total of 15,000 directly owned retail candy shops worldwide. Some also distri bute through drug and department stores. ‘The average price in the United States of $4.50-$4.75 a pound (for boxed chocolates) is really good value as a gift,” Sullivan said. The most expensive chocolates to date, from the buyers' point of view, may well have been two 50-pound bars made by a Chicago company specializing in chocolates for fun draising. The bars were sold for a total of $13,275 at the New York Cocoa Exchange’s 50th anniversary < auction, which benefiftedami hospital. Edmond Opler, boardcl World’s Finest Chocolate, k, the fund-raising business d every year. “Every school, church needs money.” Consumers apparently enough money to buy from panics like Kron Chocolatiei New York City-based raani with nine shops nationwide, gets $16-$25 a pound for bo®! colates, hundreds of dollars hj j. cial orders such as a IS-poumU top-sized birthday “eatinganfj r , company made for a dressdes® The card cost $870—mostly^ | of its handcarved message! ; names. Kron said another populai was made originally for the night cast party for ‘ Chorus li: the longrunning Broadway®! 11 was a woman’s leg with a | garter — price, $60. The boxed chocolates at Ftrii Pearl Karp’s Treat Boutiquen: Broadway theater district o(!i York City also command llil That makes their Valentine! specialty — twin-decorated chocolate hearts weighing iip:, and costing $250 — seem bargain on a price per about $5.55. Karp estimated retail price increased about 33 percent past two years. He also said he plans to in< life-size busts sculpted in The special orders will haveat month delivery date and sell $1,5