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Show May 14, 1976 Signpost Page 3 Traditional ceremony opens Indian Emphasis Week A traditional Indian Flag ceremony will mark the beginning of Indian Emphasis Week. Emphasis Week is an annual activity sponsored by the Inter-tribal Indian student organization to promote and share their culture. The flag ceremony will take place every morning next week at 8 a.m. Also, throughout the week there will be an arts and crafts display by painters and silversmiths, including some work by WSC students. The display will be in the Union Building, FAC mezzanine, and library. Throughout the week there will be noon speakers starting on Monday with Lacee Harris, a counselor from the University of Utah, to speak on Indian History. Harris has a degree in Indian History. He will speak in the U.B. Little Theatre. On Tuesday, a Navajo Medicine man will speak in the U.B. Little Theatre. His demonstration will be translated by students . At the same time, one of the first Indians to become a Bishop in the LDS church will speak. Bill Halliet, a regional representative from HEW in Denver, will speak on Wednesday about Indian customs. He, too, will speak in the U.B. Little Theatre. A speaker from Recovery House, the Indian alcoholic recovery program and center will speak in the U.B. foyer at noon on Thursday about alcoholism among Indians. The state of Indians in Utah will be the topic of discussion on Monday when Bruce Perry, director of the Utah State division of Indian affairs speaks in the U.B. foyer at 11 a .m. The movie Soldier Blue will be shown on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights for free in the U.B. Little Theatre at 7 p.m. On Friday at noon, students from the Inter-mountain Indian School will provide entertainment in the U.B. Little Theatre. Friday night at 7 p.m. an Indian Rock Group, XTT, will perform in the Union Ballroom. Tickets will be $2.50 per person. On Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. there will be a Mountain Man Rendezvous that will continue throughout the day and will include traditional activities such as ax throwing and leg races. From 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. there will be a feast that will cost $1 per persoa The final location for the feast has not yet been set. The final activity for Emphasis Week will be a Pow Wow in the Promontory Tower cafeteria that will last from 8 p.m. until midnight and will include prizes for several activities including dancing. UTAH AMERICAN REVOLUTION BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION proudly presents together for the first time... MORMON UTAH TABERNACLE AND SYMPHONY CHOIR ORCHESTRA "Centerpiece of Utah Bicentennial Celebration" SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 8 p.m. Weber State College Fine Arts Center CRAWFORD GATES - A New Morning Symphony No. 4 Composer Conducting - World Premiere HANSON -Song of Democracy Jerrold Ottley, Conducting BERNSTEIN - Chichester Psalms WILHOUSKY (arr.)- Battle Hymn of the Republic Maurice Abravanel, Conducting Reserved seats $3, $4, $5 TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT WEBER STATE COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CASHIER'S OFFICE Phone 399-5941 Ext. 438 Mail Order Accepted - Sand stamped, serf -addressed envelope ONLY U v l AN ALTERNATE ROUTE Peace Corps Vista GRADUATES! You're Needed! Programs begin this summer in Accounting, Child Development, Education, French, Math, Med. Tech., Physical Ed., Spanish and more! CALL TIMOTHY KEEFE 303837-4173 collect or write ACTION-ORC, 1050 17th St., Denver, Colo 80202 The Royal Lightenstein Quarter-ring Sidewalk CIRCUS May 1 8 Noon Between WSC Social Science and Administration Building Sponsored by Newman Center i - "W4 t ,! Love-Matak The epitome of romance in exquisite matching bridal sets. Engagement and wedding ring set in 14 Kt white or yellow gold with the wonderful interlock feature so that they never twist, always look their best. ft 1 m |