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Show Myriad events planned for SU Patriots Week BY NATALIE SPARKS Each season Matt Wayment can go deer hunting for a trophy because the summer before he went after the big bucks with a wild summer job. Matt started out four years ago just like our averassociage between ate, earning $6,000 and $7,000. Each season his income has increased when last year he first-ye- ar hit the bullseye with a whopping $46,041.27 during our 15-we- Program. Summer But money isn't everything to Matt. The reason he started with Living Scriptures in the first place was simply to help pay his way through school. He has also worked hard to win the exciting bonuses Living Scriptures awards in addition to the income. Extra bonuses like cash, scholarships, merchandise and trips to Mazatlan, Hawaii and the Caribbean. If you're interested in financing your way through school, plus have a little extra for fun, come to one of the short, no-hyp- e meetings listed below and we'll show you how to track down some big bucks of your own. K. ) r & i;.-- V '. y TUESDAY, MAY 15 Administration Building 102 Times: Noon & 2 p.m. ! n ROTC will sponsor its third annual Patriots Week May 14 through 19. The week will feature numerous events, including a 10K run, the Patriots Ball, Convocation speaker James Bo ceremony at the Cedar City Gritz, and a wreath-layin- g Cemetery. This is the most important event for the ROTC. The the campus and community an purpose of this week is to give said Capt. Kevin Miller. involvement, for patriotic opportunity Each day during Patriots Week a full color guard will present a flag ceremony in the Student Center at 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. In addition, movies centered around patriotic themes will be shown in the Student Center every day at 10 a.m., 12 p.m., and 2 p.m. Gritz will present Thursdays Convocation lecture entitled The lecture will explore Drugs and the Parallel Government. officials States United that buy and sell drugs to top allegations finance secret military operations. veteran of the U.S. Army Special Forces Gritz is a and was one of Americas most highly decorated Vietnam War veterans. Gritz, currently retired from the Army, will be presented with the SUSC Patriots Award at Convocation. The award is presented each year to an individual in recognition of patriotic service. Also Thursday, a wreath-layin- g ceremony is scheduled for 3 is designed to p.m. at the Cedar City Cemetery. The ceremony n will include a and veterans American tribute to pay salute. Community members and civic organizations are invited to attend the ceremony. "It will be similar to the changing of the guards in the Arlington Cemetery in Washington D.C., 22-ye- said Miller. Thursdays events will end with the Patriots Ball scheduled ballroom-styl- e l, for 7:30 p.m. at the LDS Institute. The dance will feature the Seegmiller Band. Admission is $6 per person and $10 per couple. The SUSC Ballroom Dancers will perform a number from the American Folk Ballet during the dance and refreshments will be served. Tickets may be purchased at the Centrum box office, LDS Institute, and at ROTCs headquarters located in South Hall. semi-forma- The second Annual Patriots 10K run through Cedar City will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Library parking lot. The run is open to interested individuals age 14 and over. Prizes and medals will be awarded to top runners in all age categories. Race registration, $7, may be completed at Gart Brothers or for Call ROTC; the registration fee includes a more information. Cadet Nathele Anderson said, Its an event everyone should and we should be of because this is our be a 586-792- 5 part proud of who we are. Week celebration. country Anderson heads this years Patriots Aromatherapy Hair & Scalp Treatment $FjOO Expires May Shear Dlite 27 N. Main 586-278- 1 31, 1990 |