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Show m,.. .t., .... , , v - .... ..... . . Aug. 11, 1994 . , . . ........ , 13 Hilltop Times E2)iraf wcastte Utfdlh stfca r comes tfo Hi Main (Exchange Saturday six months in advance for speaking engagements as "Max" and often appears at celebrity events. ITTJhe Hill Main Exchange is "We're fortunate that he's got an II gearing up for what could be employer (the Utah Air National U the biggest sale of the year Guard) that's willing to give up a during Customer Appreciation Days little time in the middle of the Aug. 12-1week," Morris said. "And they A wide variety of merchandise probably also see the long-rang- e from every department will be on benefits to the Guard." sale at 20 to 50 percent off regular Andrews added, "It also helps prices. with recruiting. Kids find out I'm As an added incentive to shop, in the Guard and it becomes a acSgt. James Andrews, part-tim- e recruiting tool." tormodel and full-tim- e recruiting Andrews, a Salt Lake native, had officer for the Utah Air National done some acting and modeling Guard, will be oil hand from 4 to 6 before spending four years in locally p.m. Saturday to sign autographs. Air the Force. After that, he went Andrews is the actor featured in New to for a year to try actYork g the "Don't Waste Utah" he wanted to come but decided ing, campaign from the Utah to Utah. On his return he back Department of Transportation. In went back into the Air Force, and the ads he plays the "Mad Max" for the past 10 years has been with g character a tall, guy the Guard while pursuing his acting wearing a black leather jacket and ambitions a part-tim- e on basis. three-day stubble boots, sporting a Andrews' credits are on his cheeks, driving a, '69 Chevy Among ZCMI JB's ads, commercials, a Malibu, with his faithful dog. for Jimmy Osmond Hoover, at his side. was to sold French that littelevision, "Mad Max" and his dog scorn ter and litterers. The advertising and "Stranger on My Land," a TV movie that starred Tommy Lee is produced locally, and a hallmark Jones. pf the adsjs that not a single word " is Andrews said the "Don't Waste spoken. Kim Morris, "community relations director for UDOT, said Utah", campaign is successful bead campaign was cause Utahns really care about that the two-yeeffective in noticeably decreasing their state. "It has an appeal to so litter along the highways. many people, whether it's the muscle car that reminds them of what Andrews regularly gets into his "Mad Max" costume for public apthey drove when they were younger or this macho character appealing pearances and speeches at elemento women or the kids who see a sutary schools." Morris said Andrews is booked perhero who doesn't say anything. by Frances Kosakowsky Editor, Hilltop Times 8. It anti-Utterin- good-lookin- low-budg- et v ar We scorn litter and litterers James Andrews as "Mad Max," with his dog, Hoover. Older people come up to me and say it's their favorite commercial that it's the only one they'll watch. And, let's face it, picking up trash is the basic responsibility of everyone." Commissary salutes servicewomen in August Defense Commissary has announced its "Salute to Women in the Military" sales promotion throughout the commissary system during the month of August. Food industry sponsors will give commissary patrons special savings ranging from 22 to 35 percent on more than 40 separate products during the campaign. Savings are increased when shoppers use coupons that will be distributed in commissaries during August. The first Salute to Women in the Military sale promotion, held in February 1993, resulted in patron savings of $2.1 million and a $74,000 donation to the Women's Memorial Foundation. Additionally, shoppers can enter drawings for Women in the Military coins at participating commissaries. The specially minted silver dollars are being sold by the U.S. Mint to commemorate women's service, with a surcharge from the cost of each coin going to the Women in Military Service Memorial, to be built at the entrance to Arlington Na The tional Cemetery. As a cause campaign, participating manufacturers donate money to the Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation for each case of product sold. The foundation, a nonprofit organization authorized by public law in 1986, will use the money to help build the Women's Memorial, honoring the 1.8 million women who have served, or are serving, in the armed forces. The memorial foundation also all branches, wants servicewomen all components, including veterans to send the memorial foundation information about themselves for inclusion in a computerized register which will be part of the memorial. Forms can be obtained by calling SALUTE (472-588toll free or writing to WIMSA, Dept. 560, Washington, D.C. 20042-056To order Women in Military Service commemorative coins, call toll free or write: Customer Service Center, U.S. Mint, 10001 Aerospace Drive, Lanha, Md. 20706. (Courtesy of WIMSA) 3) 0. (777-8387- ), is Our commitment to drive only when sober Is the only sure way to avoid being arrested for driving while intoxicated. Anything less a gamble. Will you take your chances this weekend or plan a safer alternative? 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