Letter dated 2 July 1989 from William F. Lye to Lorenzo and Zilla Richards

Letter dated 2 July 1989 from William F. Lye, Vice President for University Relations and Development at Utah State University, to Lorenzo and Zilla Richards regarding benefts of membership in the Old Main Society1888* UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT FOR UNIVERSITY RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT Logan, Utah 84322-1440 Telephone (801) 750-1158 July 2, 1991 Dr. & Mrs. Lorenzo A. Richards P. O. Box 3852 Carmel, CA 93921 Dear Dr. & Mrs. Richards: Commencement time is always busy and exciting at Utah State University This year we graduated 2,360 students as well as recognizing several outstanding individuals. I am sending with this letter a copy of our commencement program so you can share our pride and excitement. As a member of the Old Main Society you are eligible to receive several benefits. They include: Parking permits. Issued each fall for that academic year, the permit allows you to park in any unmetered parking space on campus, except for handicapped slots. Persons who have previously had a parking permit will automatically be contacted each year. The Health, Physical Education and Recreation Facility (HPER). At the HPER Building, you will find a swimming pool, racquet ball courts, three gymnasiums, and a weight room. At the Nelson Recreation Center there is an indoor track, a weight room, and racquet ball courts. Hours for the facilities vary and should be verified through the Information Desk (750-1710). The special Merrill Library card. This card allows you library access, borrowing privileges, discounts on the library's new publication series, and admission to special lectures and programs which they sponsor. Please let me know if you would like any which you are not now receiving. We also have an attractive decal which can be placed on a car window. Thank you for your continuing interest in the work of Utah State University. Best wishes in all you do. Sincerely, MM***-^- William F. Lye Vice President for University Relations and Development . ,.,,.