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■t 11C.S. :ed. L»j United Fund gets campaign head THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1976 . Page 5 Dr, George W. Kunze, dean of Texas A&M University’s Graduate li * i JCollege, will head the 1976 fund- ee e(li l ra j s i n gcampaign for the College Sta tion United Fund, said A.C. Vinzant, United Fund board chair- forms manner, y to than will md fiirtlj traditioi :inue ies are 4 i will mi s more Dean Kunze’s gracious ac ceptance of this big job means that we are oil to a good start in our en deavor to provide financial assis tance to the highly deserving agen cies that depend on the United Fund for support in carrying out their pro grams benefitting various segments of our community,’ Vinzant said. The dean said he is currently con tacting individuals to serve in key positions for the community-wide drive and soon will announce the ap pointments. Dates for the campaign will be coordinated with similar activities in Bryan, he said. ‘We’ve got our work cut out for us, but I have the utmost confidence that if we properly organize and ex plain the need to the citizens of Col lege Station, we will have no trouble providing the necessary funds,” he said. The goal for this year’s drive will be set at a board meeting in early July- Kunze came to College Station in 1941 as a freshman majoring in ag ronomy. After service in the Air Force during World War II, he re turned and received his B.S. degree in 1948, stayed to study for a master’s degree in soil chemistry, which he received the following year. He be came a permanent resident here in 1952 when he joined the faculty after earning a Ph. D. in soil mineralogy at Pennsylvania State University. He was named dean of the Graduate College in 1968 after hav ing served a year as associate dean. He also is a professor of soil and crop sciences. Dean Kunze has long been active in civic and community affairs, as well as serving in various capacities on the state and national level. He is a member of Bethel Lutheran Church and was president of College Station Little League in 1966-67. He is immediate past president of the Association of Texas Graduate Schools and was appointed earlier this year to the blue-ribbon Federal Advisory Committee on Affirmative Action in Employment at Institu tions of Higher Education. Sun Theaters 333 University The only movies in town. 846-9808 LAKEVIEW CLUB 3 Miles N. on Tabor Road Saturday Night: Tony Douglas and The Shrimpers From 9-1 p.m. Ladips si oo STAMPEDE Every Thursday Nile $ (ALL BRANDS BEER 40 cents) LADIES $1.00 Every Tuesday Nile All Brands Beer 40c 8-12 Dance every Tuesday and Thursday MEN $2.00 Clipper docks in Halifax ilitiesJL -A. „ , when & The Lone Star sailors of the TS ds Airtui Texas Clipper were to arrive rwoodii Washington D.C. today as a part of the ship’s official bicentennial cruise. Last week, ship’s officers re flight ii ime the!) >1 tower, le newca Ex-Regent honored 311 Guv, | feet tj| and t. Hied illy trui llingtonl o help ill t Bryan! j p orc ] py Albritton Jr., a former eventsl robber of the Texas A&M Uni- tist Chin F st y System Board of Regents and 1943 A&M graduate, was given honorary faculty status in the month-long American Economy In- 7 stitute conducted at the University. Ctl i Albritton appeared on the list of j scheduled speakers for the institute, r l ] aspecial seminar designed to assist teachers to fulfill recent mandates that public high schools teach free enterprise system essentials. Albritton resides in Bryan but has y’sCenk ^widespread business interests. He is ilandisj [chairman of the board and executive ported, via satellite, that Texas A&M University’s Texas Maritime Academy training ship and the crew of 173 men and women had docked at Pier 31 at Halifax, Nova Scotia. The first port-of-call was Boston, where 76 members of the A&M Former Students Club of Boston met the ship. Fred Thomas, a member of the club, represented the mayor of Boston and accepted the satellite greeting of Galveston’s mayor. Galveston is the home port for the ship. The ship left Galveston on June 6, on its twelfth annual summer train ing cruise. Students aboard repre sent Texas, 18 other states, the Canal Zone, Colombia, and Hong Kong. The Texas Clipper has been des ignated an official Texas bicentennial activity and is representing the state, the city of Galveston and Texas A&M University. Special Midnight Shows Friday A Saturday $2.00 per person No one under 17. Escorted Ladles Free ALL SEATS $3. $1 off with this ad. Qbc) INTERSTATE CINEMA The Bacardi Driver. Zippier than a screwdriver. Easy as 1,2,3* ;er history er, diredi ibmitted iVorld R« officer of Tipperary Corp., of M id- land, and Ashbrook Corp., of Hous ton. Albritton is past president of ighted n both the Association of Former Stu dents and Texas A&M Research Foundation. The institute is sponsored by the Texas Bureau of Economic Under standing and the Invest-in-America National Council, Inc., (two non profit groups) and the A&M Eco nomics Department. Dr. John Allen is institute director. Pour 1 Vz oz. Bacardi light rum over ice in a tall glass. Pour on ice cold orange juice. 3 Squeeze and drop in a lime • or lemon wedge. Now you’re ready to sip some zip. 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