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THURSDAY
ISC Travel Committee is booking an
ropean charter trip for students. It is
me Stan anedfor June 7 to July 4. An airfare-only
on takes charter participants to Paris and
idon. A land-tour option adds motor coach
to seven countries in 28 days. Reser-
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)PAS, The Acting Company: "The Way of
World," Rudder Auditorium, 8 p.m.
free Blood Pressure Screening Clinic,
iCand ten stations near the Post Office,
numb’ ilectrical Engineering Wives’ Club, Real
“ute.Zachry 102, 7:30 p.m.
[ursing Society, MSC 145, 7 p.m.
Jniversity Lecture Series, Dr. Milton
nder, Argonne National Laboratory, “On
Origin of Meteorites as Condensates from
olar Nebula," Rudder 701, 8 p.m.
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r pin Clll Inzos County AfltM Club, Barbecue
inerand Talk by Coach Tom Chandler, old
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Hour starting at 6:30 will feature 10-cent
tr, Reservations should be made by calling
i-7514 between 8a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.
ilageCenter, Agatha Christie’s murder
stery-comedy, "Ten Little Indians,’’ Tick-
are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students, $1
children, So. College and Villa Maria,
yan, 8 p.m.
inow Ski Club, Rudder 601, 7:30 p.m.
tern Engineering Seminar, Dr. Roy W.
nn, Jr., Director of the Center for Marine
sources, "The Oil Spill from the Super-
ker Metulla’ — Implications for Texas, the
iled States and Other Countries, ' - Zachry
it i 3:30 p.m.
“TVk icchanieal Engineering Seminar, Elmer
Uiabell joul of Frymire Engineering Company,
las, "General Commercial Mechanical
iu |j slracting," Zachry 203, 3:30 p.m.
lasic Course in Marina Management,
dder Tower.
lepheid Variables, “Terminal Man,” Bud-
Theater, 8 and 10 p.m.
hemistry Seminar, Dr. R. Powell,
lalysis of Gas Phase Self-Associations,”
enAstry 231, 4 p.m.
Ihemistry Seminar, Lee Adler, “Scission-
nt Model of Nuclear Fission Based on
formed-Shell Effects,” Cyclotron Confer-
Room.
FRIDAY
lasic Course in Marina Management,
Ider Tower.
StageCenter, Agatha Christie’s murder
mystery comedy, “Ten Little Indians,” Tick
ets are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students, $1
for children, So. College and Villa Maria,
Bryan, 8 p.m.
Annual Industrial Arts Teacher Confer
ence and Texas Industrial Arts Association,
Dr. Walter C. Brown, Associate Director of
Arizona State University’s technology divi
sion, “The Pursuit of Excellence in Industrie)
Arts: Teaching Technology for the Future, .
Rudder Theatre, 7 p.m.
University Lecture Series, Dr. Milton
Blander of Argonne National Laboratory,
‘‘Applications of Fundamental Ther
modynamics of High-Temperature Materials
to Energy Technologies,” Zachry 342, 3 p.m.
African Students Association, Soccer
Match, TAMU Soccer Field, 4:30 p.m.; Cul
tural Show, MSC 206, 8 p.m.
Physics Colloquim, Dr. Neil Ashcroft, Cor
nell University, “The Metallization of Hy
drogen and the Structure of Its Metallic
State,” Physics 146, 3 p.m.
SWC Baseball, A&M vs. Arkansas, Kyle
Field, 3 p.m.
Aggie Cinema, “Race With The Devil,
Rudder Theatre, 12 midnight.
Chemistry Seminar, Gerald Stock,
“Uranium and Analytical Chemistry,”
Chemistry Annex 1024, 11 a.m.
SATURDAY
Singing Cadets, scheduled for appearance
on KPRC-TV “The Eyes of Texas.” The
NBC-affiliate is channel 2 in Houston. 6:30
p.m.
SWC Baseball, A&M vs. Arkansas, Kyle
Field, 1 p.m.
Aggie Cinema, "The Hindenburg,” Rudder
Theater, 8 and 10:30 p.m.
StageCenter, Agatha Christie’s murder
mystery-comedy, “Ten Little Indians,” Tickets
are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students and $1
for children. So. College and Villa Maria in
Bryan, 8 p.m.
SUNDAY
Chess Committee, MSC 206, 6 p.m.
MONDAY
Oceanography Seminar, Dr. Roy W.
Hann, Director, Center for Marine Re
sources, “Implications of the Supertanker
Metula Spill,” Oceanography-Meteorology
112, 3:30 p.m.
Dance Arts Society, Ballet, G. Rollie White
266, 7:30 p.m.
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A&M that fall, but they all knew
Holik’s and not Victor s.
“I sat there in my little shop and
watched boys walking by with a pair
of shoes or two pair of boots, going to
Holik’s,” he says, describing his first
day of business.
“All that money walking by. So I
got outside and started hollering
‘come on in here. I need your
money!’ Within two to three days I
was making two to three dollars a
day,” he said, proudly.
Those first customers, especially
members of A&M’s Corps of Cadets,
kept coming to Victor and brought
their friends. In 1970 he moved his
shop across the street, to his store at
201 College Main. Business got bet
ter. He started selling boots, selling
more than he was repairing. Last
year he opened his second store, on
Texas Avenue, selling Just Boots.
This year he plans to branch out,
going back into the restaurant busi
ness. By midsummer he hopes to
have the world’s first “Senor Vic
tor’s” fried chicken shop alongside
his shop on College Main.
Prosperity has its eosts. His two
stores, business trips and plans for
his restaurant take more of his time.
The work doesn’t bother him,
though.
“I get my kicks from working, ” he
says with a grin. “My only sport is my
cash register. I work eight days a
week.”
He does admit to “slowing down”
to working only 16 hours a day in
stead of the 20 he worked when he
first came here. He thinks most
people relax too much.
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Has hard work been the secret to
his success?
“I attribute it to being honest and
sincere with people in all ways and
standing behind the guarantee you
offer,” he says. The tone in his voice
leaves no doubt that he means it.
But he does feel he’s neglecting
his customers, especially A&M stu
dents, by being away from his little
repair shop more.
“Sometimes, since I’ve become
more successful, I miss the close as
sociation with those boys. Many
would ask me about things they
should’ve asked their parents. But
I’d try to give them advice, some
times have lunch with them.
Then a sad look comes into his
eyes and he recalls a time he wasn’t
close enough.
“One day in 1969 a boy came in
very depressed. But I was very busy
that day and didn’t have time to talk
to him. The next day news came
around to me that he’d hanged him
self.”
He blames most parents for ne
glecting their kids, not guiding them
enough or being close enough to
them. He’s determined that won’t
happen with his two sons, now 17
and 15. They sell boots for him when
they’re not in school.
He leaves no doubt about their
futures, either.
“In my home I set rules that are
not questioned,” he says simply-
He says the proudest day of his life
came last April when he became a
U S. citizen. He waited 15 years
longer than he had to for that day.
Why?
“All the years I was waiting, I
didn t feel I was yet good enough to
become a citizen,” he says slowly
and carefully. “I didn’t want to be a
liability to this country. I wanted to
be an asset.”
As a businessman, he has a special
goal.
I think there are not enough mil
lionaires in Bryan-College Station. I
want to add one more.”
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The suit filed against Briscoe by
Frances Farenthold contended the
governor illegally raised campaign
funds. It was settled out of court,
but terms of the settlement were
secret.
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