CHI TAMA "DROP IN SOMETIME' PphT-nnr^r P"^. T Qfi7 The Few Chapter House With a tinge of nostalgia, but with high hopes for the fu ture, Chi chapter will move to paraphenalia, a ping pong table its new home in Pox Hall of the project. new Union College dormitories during the upcoming spring va Living quarters upstairs are arranged in suites, four cation. men in three rooms-a living room or study room, and two room will have, among other which was last year's pledge Although it is physically located within a dormitory, our house will be completely separ ate from the independents. The separation is afforded by moveable soundproof panels, which bedrooms. Wall to wall car peting is provided throughout, and all the rooms are for all serve as an extra convenience intents and purposes sound proof. Studying in the new house should be quite a bit as our needs for space expand easier. or contract. The phone problem has been alleviated by Brother Sd Seitz '32 who has generously donated The college has provided us with a spacious and completely furnished living room., including a large fireplace. It has in direct lighting and wall to wall carpeting. It is also surround an intercom. Phones on the upper floors will be outgoing only. Brother Parnum '68 has plans in the works for a well- ed for the most part by glass, and affords quite a view. We were not allowed to take our oto furniture dora to the new house, but the furniture the college has supplied us is not the typi furnished chapter room; to in clude carpeting, and extra chairs to accomodate the influx of new initiates in the spring term. cal institutional fixtures. Dining facilities are excel lent, a good size kitchen with plenty of room for Cookie to move around. However, most of us will miss our morning break fasts in the kitchen, for we Executive Sect, Bill Zer man will be on the Union Col lege campus on April 4th to be the keynote speaker at the lEC Workshop, We are hoping that will have to eat in the dining room. The dining room itself has space to seat fifty-two. Bill Zerman It in equipped with a moveable pa nel .I oh can expand the dining rccm a party room on party Iftien the panel is Icit. In place it provides for a separate game room. The game he will be able to visit the chapter house. PiG \r\n» FLOOR PLAN 1st FLOOR - inTrt T iruykH Pig Mnner Alumni Rews '42 - Brother Robert B. Davis' son. Bob Jr., is applying to Union in the class of '71, and from what we've heard he ought to make quite a stir on the Correction: in last month's CHI TAMA we erroneously printed Pig Dinner's date as April 28th which is not correct. Pig Din ner will be track squad, APRIL 29. 1967 '43 - Brother ff.H. MacMillan at tended the Ratinnal Interfra- ternity Conference held in New Orleans, '47 - Brother Richard Tontarski is currently Chairman of the Dept. of History at St. Domin ic College, St. Charles, 111. '57 Brother Robert L. Sanford is We sincerely hope that if there is any chance you coifLd make that date, please tryI We can make this the biggest and the best Pig Dinner ever, but we need your support! **************** New Cabinet preparing for his Bar Exams out in California, '62 - Brother Carl Gaiser, Capt, USAF, is stationed at NORADS Cheyenne Mountain Defense Com plex. He attained the rank of Captain this past September. Chi Chapter held elections Thursday, February 23rd, with the following results: Pres. Robert S, Farnum '68, Falmouth, Me. Treasurer '63 - Brother Ken A. Payment and David A. Werkhoven, '68, Ellington Conn. his wife Heidi are now the proud parents of a daughter, Simone Renee, born Febmiary Recording Sec. Wayne R. Billings '69, New Hartford, N.Y. 10, 1967. Corres. Sec. Richard H. Martin '68, Statih Island, N.Y. The Chi Tama wishes to ex tend thanks to all those brothers who sent us articles for our a- Historian Edward J. Grover, '68 Chesire, Mass. lumni news section. We know this is what you want to see, and we will print everything we are sent, *************** IFC Rep. Mark A. Curry, '69, Williamsport, Pa. *****************