George V. Boleck

Thu., Oct. 30, 1997

Fairfield Council Position No. 2, seeking open seat

Personal: Age 57…retired food sales manager…has lived in Fairfield for six years…married with four children…enjoys boating, golf and computers.

Education: Graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in Long Beach, Calif.

Last book read: Doesn’t remember what it was.

Favorite book: The World Almanac.

Greatest accomplishment: Marrying his wife.

Biggest regret: “Not marrying her sooner.”

Person he most admires: John Wayne, because he was an all-American type of person and patriot.

One thing he would change: “I wouldn’t change anything unless the majority of people of Fairfield want it changed.” , DataTimes

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