y?5RT ^ The weekend.of October 12-14 saw 20 ^aduates NKW PLEDSJjS On October 14, foiu: men were pledged- Bill Hudson, Pat Keyeany, David Mason brighten the hails of 62? Wellington St, Friday night was the scene of many reunions with remini scences filling the air. On Satvirday afternoon, many FIJIS braved the weather only to retiirn from the football stadium at half-time having been drenched dtiring the game in which Western and Don Whittier. These men were pledged as a re sult of the pre-bidding system to be used this year. More men will be pledged at the end of hsmdily beat U, of T, 44-10, An excellent party followed in the evening, Harvey Wallbangers October when the formal prepared everyone for the Fiji songfest that fall Rush ends. capped off a fine party. On Sundajr afternoon, the First Annual Undergrad-Grad Football Game was held. The undergrade easily trounced the grade in Game 1 by a score of 28-1, With the arrival of a few more grade, the undergrade gave the grade another chance, running past the puffing Old Boys 35-29• All in all, a great weekend made even greater by graduate support. H OOT f ft -s Sh/cr ^ o ca-a. 5 |0 ^ (J /- A- e- ^ i A -4 L GRADUATE HAPPENINGS Jim Coles- engaged (to be married), Barry Stewart- initiated in Spring 1973l has a job working for Air Canada training to fly the big jets. Rick Longworth- won the Price-Waterhouse golf tournament in Montreal recently, Dave McRae- last seen drinking beer and singing HURON COLLEGE songs in the newly-renovated Lambda Omega living room, Doug Mclntyre- married in mid-Augusti living in Ottawa, Bill Scarrow- married September 29 in Toronto, Bob Brown- working for I.B.M, out West, OTHER NEWS OF NOTE The British Columbia chapter is being led by Brother Tim Day in an outstanding Rush effort. So far, nine actives have pledged 10 men. Congratulations and continued good luck to the boys in B,C, Barry Lloyd has sold 629 Wellington St, and moved to a good neighbourhood. No more late night singsongs on the front porch or bouncing footballs off Barry's car. Check your latest edition of the Phi Gamma Delta (yellow cover) and note Rob(now engaged) Stapleford's picture on page 12 and an article by that noted Polish columnist on page 26, This year is Tau Kappa's 50th anniversary of installation, A black tie dinner will be held in Toronto on November 1? at $35 per couple. If interestedi please call Don Atkinson at 469-2847, DATES TO NOTE — The Christmas Party will be held on Saturday, December 1, Buy a gross present and let Santa give it to your girl. She may even get the gift, Also>, please let us know if you plan to attend so that the necessary cooking arrangements can be mads. The Pig Dinner will be held on February 9» 1974, Invitations will be sent out early in the new year and the Committee implores that you respond forthwith. The Grass Skirt will be cleaned, deeorated, eaten and drunk on March 29 and 30, Bring your date and a foot of material and get Jungle Juiced, Fraternally, / MT 'i