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Show ;fl A -recream 0 The main objective of the Weber State College Activities Board (CAB) is to provide sufficient unacademic activities for the student on campus. A total of $13,000, 50 cents from each student's fee, was allocated to CAB for the year 1977-78. Dan Forsey, Student Body Activities Vice President, presides as chairman over the 10 active committees which are: LEAP (Leisure Education Approach Program); Entertainment; Films; Dance; Married Students; Arts and Crafts; Recreation; Special Events and Union Culture. Chairpersons of each committee meet once a week with Forsey and a secretary to discuss the past and future activities. Each individual committee holds their own weekly meeting also. People interested in joining any of the ten committees should apply to the ASWSC secretary, located in the Student Body Government Offices in the Union Building. LEAP Although the new program for this year is being organized, a chairperson has not yet been found to head the committee.When the program gets underway, $10 will be charged to those students wishing to attend classes on a no-credit basis. These classes will include everything from art to dog-training. ENTERTAINMENT Big plans are now being made on the remodeling of the Union Station into a western-style bar; however, no alcoholic beverages will be served in accordance with Utah state law. A nightclub-coffee house atmosphere is the goal ; where live entertainment and soft drinks will bring a change of pace to the campus. The first introduction to the nightclub has been scheduled for December 10. 1 FILMS Films are shown in the Union Building every Friday and Saturday night. They are at least one year old, in accordance with state law. Usual show time for the movie is seven and nine-thirty, with a $1 charge for students with their student ID card, and $1.50 without. Movies scheduled for the rest of the fall quarter are: "Mr. Billion" on November 4 and 5; a double feature of "Outlaw Josey Wales" and "The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday" (with an inexpensive western-style meal) on November 11 and 12; "Murder by Death" on November 18 and 19 ; "Fun with Dick and Jane" on December 2 and 3 ; "Oliver" on December 9 and 10 (including a special matinee for children on the 10). DANCES "Only high quality musicians are invited to perform at the CAB sponsored dances," says Forsey. This committee supplies entertainment, decoration and advertising for the dances. MARRIED STUDENTS The Activities Board Married Students Committee is planning many activities for interested persons in the near future. Activities include planning a family budget, cooking classes and many other marriage-oriented meetings. Co-Chairpersons for this year are Pam and Robert Lansford, who can be contacted at 393-3836. ' HOBBIES The Weber State Hobby Cellar is open to all students who require its resources. Numerous supplies of paints, magic markers, paper, photography and creative equipment is free of charge; a small fee is charged for the use of special materials. The Hobby Cellar is located in the basement of the Union Building and open daily from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. RECREATION Ski trips and clubs, billiards, bowling, pin-ball, foosball, etc. are all provided by the Recreation Committee. The committee works in conjunction with the Outing Center, and is presently planning a ski trip for January. SPECIAL EVENTS Two speakers are invited to WSC by the Special Events Committee, in the form of a mini-lecture, each month. This month they hope to sponsor two women speakers (one pro and one con ) on the Equal Rights Amendment. a s I h If v; "1 CULTURE Art exhibits and craft exhibits seen in the Union Building from time to time are sponsored by the Union Culture Committee. They will also be holding their annual Christmas Tree Decorating contest this year in early December. Enjoy the Finest Gourmet Sandwiches Salads Spaghetti Dinner (Free Wine Service with Meals) Introducing Karen Our Own Fiddling Waitress Laoghing Sypsy Open Tonight - Fri. & Sat. till Midnight 2546 Washington Blvd. ' 399-7031 IMBMIiiinMrtMiMilllliiHIll d Diamond bridal sets one right for her, each priced for your budget! a. Diamond solitaire bridal set in 14 karat yellow gold, $125 b. Diamond solitaire bridal set in 14 karat two-tone gold, $125 c. Bridal set, 6 diamonds in 14 karat white gold, $200 d. Bridal set, 2 diamonds in 14 karat two-tone gold, $200 Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge Charge it! Open a Zales account or use one of five national credit plans Zales Revolving Charge Zales Custom Charge VISA Master Charge American Express Diners Club Carte Blanche Layaway 17 '7 The Diamond Store 2431 Wash. Blvd. 3675 Wall Ae. J o m iSi fop) M (o) urn :1 (5) (5) I o j |
