FRANK J. BORISKIE
Announces His
Candidacy For
County Clerk
Frank J. Boriskie, 55, of 1417
E. 28th St. has announced his
candidacy for the office of Brazos
County Clerk, subject to the May
7 Democratic Primary.
Boriskie, a life - time resident
of Brazos County, has been man
ager of the Humpty Dumpty
Grocery Store for 25 years.
“I feel sure that all Brazos
County citizens are proud of the
way Mr. Syptak has conducted
the office of county clerk and I
wish to ask the voters to give
me an opportunity to continue
this fine service in the same
way,” the candidate said in mak
ing his annuoncement. “Being in
retail business for many years, I
have learned the importance of
keeping accurate books and rec
ords.”
Boriskie and his wife Helen,
have three daughters, Diane, a
senior at Sam Houston College;
Patricia, a freshman at Texas
A&M University; and Linda, a
senior at Stephen F. Austin High
School, who is planning to enter
Texas Woman’s University in
September.
The Bryan native is active in
civic and charitable projects in
the community.
In speaking of Brazos County,
Boriskie continued,” I am glad
to be living in an area that is
progressing so rapidly. So many
counties are decreasing in popula
tion, we have good people, excel
lent schools and beautiful
churches, which are indeed to our
credit. The office of county clerk,
the ‘keeper of the records,’ will
corttinue to grow also.
“I am asking you, the voters of
Brazos County, to elect me to this
office and give me an opportunity
to serve you in a very efficient,
iependable and reliable manner.
(Pd. Pol. Adv. by F. J. Boriskie)
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Benson Division President
College of Engineering Dean
Fred Benson is the new president
of the educational division of the
American Road Builders Associa
tion.
Benson is one of six division
presidents in the 5,000-member
organization. The educational di
vision has 400 members.
“The organization is vitally in
terested in the highway progress
of the nation,” Benson comment
ed. “You might say that we are
strong supporters of good roads
associations.”
Membership includes manufac
turers of equipment used in the
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material suppliers, and others.
The dean also became a mem
ber of the board of directors of
AREA at the Denver meeting
last week. He will attend a May
board meeting in Washington and
the annual meeting next year in
Miami.
Election to the post marked
the second high honor for Ben
son within a month. He was
named to the 15-member com
mission of the National Associa
tion of State Universities and
Land-Grant Colleges in February,
the lone Texan so honored.
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Dr. John Q. Anderson, Depart
ment of English head, will give
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persons are expected to attend.
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The Evolution of Human Nature
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Political
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Subject to action of the Democratic
Primary May 7, 1966.
For Congressman, Sixth Con
gressional District:
OLIN E TEAGUE
(Re-Election)
For County Clerk:
FRANK J. BORISKIE
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Some New Guinea tribesmen
not yet under government control
have pleaded with officials to
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PINKIE TUftNS MILESTONE
P. L. (Pinkie) Downs, official college greeter, slices his
birthday cake for Bob Heger, a senior marketing major
from Seguin. Downs, Aggie Class of 1906, was celebrating
his 82nd birthday and anniversary. Heger, Class of 1966,
recently turned 21.
Campus Briefs
Research Ship Begins
Geological Cruise
A geological cruise by Texas
A&M’s oceanographic research
ship, the Alaminos, began Mon
day.
Visiting scientist Mario Gu
tierrez of the Geology Institute
of Mexico will make the two-
week cruise. William Bryant is
chief scientist.
Research data will be gathered
primarily through long coring
and bathymeter measurements,
Dr. Leo Berner of the Depart
ment of Oceanography said. The
cruise, to return March 18, will
trace a path toward Panama City
south to the Sigsbee Knolls, the
Bay of Campeche and east to
the coast of Mexico.
The Alaminos returned to Gal
veston last week from a two-
week ocean temperature study
cruise in the Gulf of Mexico.
20 Participate
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Twenty men are participating
in a Heavy Duty Rescue Train
ing School through Saturday.
John Rauch, program chairman
for the sponsoring Texas Engi
neering Extension Service, said
the course teaches students to use
specialized equipment and tech
niques at extreme heights and
depths in the rescue of trapped
victims.
Guest instructors include T. H.
Felds, chief of City-County Civil
Defense Rescue Service for Hous
ton and Harris County; Wallace
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Harold R. Sorensen, Brazos Coun
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