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BYU Singles to host USC game day activities

September 01, 2003

BYU Singles and friends will celebrate fall with a Texas BBQ and social Saturday, Sept. 6, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Games at the Alumni House will be followed by a 4:30 p.m. dinner catered by Wallaby's. Following dinner, the BYU vs. USC football game will be played on big screen TV. Those wanting dinner must pay by Wednesday, Sept. 3. Cost is $7 for BYU Singles members, $14 for others and $17 for those who pay for a membership ($10) plus dinner ($7). Money must be sent or delivered to C-366 ASB at BYU.

For information, contact Nancy at 489-4301 or e-mail to markfroelich@juno.com or kirkskyles@aol.com.

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