UTAH SOCIETY

Sons of the American Revolution

CONSTITUTION WEEK COMMEMORATION

BANQUET INVITATION

Jeremiah’s Restaurant

Banquet Room 1307 WEST 1200 SOUTH, OGDEN, UT 84404

Saturday, September 19, 2015

6:00 p.m.

Guest Speaker:

Anthony Peacock Ph.D., J.D.

BANQUET MENU FRESH GRILLED ATLANTIC SALMON SERVED

WITH CUCUMBER DILL SAUCE

OR

GRILLED SESAME CHICKEN – MARINATED CHICKEN BREAST

WITH GRILLED PINEAPPLE AND GINGER SESAME GLAZE.

CRISP, FRESH SALAD AND STEAMED VEGETABLES,

APPROPRIATE POTATO OR RICE, WARM ROLLS,

BEVERAGE, DESSERT.

Appropriate dress: “Dressy Casual” (no jeans and tee shirts) Men: slacks, jackets and ties, or slacks and a business casual shirt. Women: dresses or slacks.

The program will not be of interest to children under eight years of age.

Dr. Anthony A. Peacock is professor and department head in the Political Science

Department at Utah State University. He is also a co-director for USU’s Center for the Study of American Constitutionalism. Peacock is the author or editor of numerous books, including How to Read The Federalist Papers (The Heritage Foundation, 2010), Freedom and the Rule of Law (Lexington Books, 2010), Deconstructing the Republic: Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founders’ Republicanism Reconsidered (The AEI Press, 2008). Peacock has provided media commentary on national and state politics and has lectured on American politics and law, both nationally and internationally. He currently sits on the Advisory Board of the “Coalition of Freedom” for the National Constitution Center and on the Utah State Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights. At Utah State, Peacock has taught courses in the fields of constitutional law, constitutional theory, law and policy, law, politics and war, and political theory.

The Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Is there a difference between

what the Founding Fathers intended and the court’s current

interpretations? Liberty and Freedom—What does the future hold?

Come and be informed, come and learn the most current facts

concerning government and our Constitutional protected rights

from one of Utah’s most noted Constitutional authorities.

Cadet Major Rosalyn Carlisi was the winner

of both the State JROTC Silver Medal and the National SAR JROTC Gold Medal. Cadet Carlisi read her award-winning essay at the Youth Awards Luncheon in conjunction with the SAR 125th Congress in Louisville, Kentucky. We are honored that this extraordinary young Utah woman was chosen over all other JROTC contestants to receive the National Gold medal. Cadet Carlisi will read her inspiring essay at the Constitution Banquet

National ROTC/JROTC/Services Academy Chairman Paul Callanan stands with Cadet Major Carlisi

--Photo by Joe Harris ~ September 17, 1787 ~

Constitution Banquet – Driving Directions

Jeremiah’s Restaurant, 1307 West 1200 South, OGDEN, UT 84404

801-394-3273

Jeremiah’s is very convenient and easy to find. If you are coming from Salt Lake,

Take I-15 North to exit 344. Head East on 12th Street (1200 South).

Jeremiah’s is on the south side of the road, next to The High Country Inn,

just off the freeway, on the right. You can’t miss it!

UTAH SAR CONSTITUTION BANQUET RSVP FORM

Name: _____________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________

Phone: __________________

Number attending: _____ x $25.00 per person = Total: _______

(Please select one per person): Chicken Qty: ____ Salmon Qty: ____

SPECIAL DIETARY CONCERNS CAN BE MET BY PREVIOUS REQUEST.

Make checks payable to: UTSSAR (Utah Society Sons of the American Revolution)

Mail check and this form to: Larry Florence, 4185 West 4495 South, West Valley City, Utah 84120,

or Phone: (801) 968-6136, make your reservation, and pay at the door.

- Please RSVP by Tuesday, September 15, 2015 -

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