April 15, 1965 Peter K. Blue, Editor CHAPTER IIEWS Things are moving rapidly towards a successful Pig Dinner. look fonrard to seeing many of the old alumni back on the 24th. We Al Stamper, Fiji Field Secretary, recently paid Chi a visit, giving some use ful suggestions for the Dinner and towards the establishment of a Chapter Board of Advisors, which will work in conjunction with the under graduate officers. Brother Tom Salamone recently became pinned to Miss Joyce McClean of Hudson Palls, H.Y.. Brother Joe Quinn vron a third nlace trophy in the Kingston Ooen Weightlifting Tournament. With the intermural softball season about to begin, our team is getting into shape for a winning sea son. And last but not least, the weekend of May 1 is Fiji Island Weekend. CHI ASSOCIATION HONOR ROll Here are the brothers who have paid their 1965 Chi Association dues. Just $10 will get your name on the list—how about it, fellows? Arthur Beck George H. Buckbee James Sweet Walter V. Rockwell Carl Gaiser Edward R. Hayes John Burr Kenneth E. Mackenzie A].an J. V/right Joseph Brown Norman L. Mauser R.M. Baird Wells Dennison J. Earle Vaughan Donals F. Cameron Paul Haas Gulick Knight Jackson Taylor Harold Toxmsend J. Mason Hotchkiss Louis D. Howard Karl Gorham Kirk A. Hellen Edxfard Taylor Frank B. Walker, M.D. Richard Lange Ed Dunning Andrew Robinson Philip Famum Adams Bailey William Light George Galbraith Charles Zeitler W. Douglas Barry Clayton L. Long Leroy P. Collins Robert Bocek \r\n-2- I4ade your plans for the 24th? It's not too late to {dve us a call and let us save a seat for you at Pig Dinner; Here are the brothers already planning to attend: J. Mason Hotchkiss '10 John Gresham S. F. I'iac Millan '20 Thomas P. Hanson Edward L. Taylor '34 Richard E. Tontarski Gardiner P. Griffith Clayton Long John G. MacDougal C.E. Bowdish '31 '41 '42 '42 J. Thomas Dempster '43 Charles R. Lord •44 D. Bruce Bums '44 '61 Edvrard Hayes Thomas J. Delaney, Jr. '62 Kenneth B. Mackenzie D.V. Phillips •44 •45 .'46 '50 R.E. Scott •53 '56 George H. Buckbee '60 Albert Berman '61 Brother Herman is a Fiji from Laxarence College, Wise. (Lamda Kapaa). Several other brothers are still uncertain but hope to attend the dinner. Carix>ll E. Benedict '20 Jolm M. Periy '38 Richard H. Lange '46 John il. Mrschell, Jr. '53 William Dinehart Lev Vendetti '57 Carl S. Gaiser Ulrich Fontaine Ronald C. Galinsky '51 '62 '63 '61 ALUMil HEWS '00 Brother C.C. McWilliams received a letter from Brother CLINT JONES. Brother Jones is still going strong in Tuscon, Arizona, and will return to his home in Lenox, Mass., on Ilay 15th. Brother C.C. McWILLIAMS (4740 e. 15 Long Beach, Calif. 90804) once again sends us ncrs of other Chi Alumni. He says that he hates to see our old chapter house razed and to loose the locatioii, a sentiment echoed by many of the undergraduates. Mac hopes to see many of the old gang here in June and sends his greetings to "The Pig." '11 Brother T.M. TOWNCEND is slowly gaining from his recent illness. Brother FRED E. STOCKWELL (40 Elmvrood Rd., New Haven 15, Conn.) is planning a trip to Florida. f T "y Brother ELLIOTT V. JOKES (Deer Run Farm, Ripton, Vt.) is a, member of the Vermont Legislature and regrets that his committments to that body will keep him from attending Pig Dinner. Brother KELSON D. COON (p.O. Box 1, Vineyard Haven, Conn.) is presently in Europe. 'IQ "Ilillie" Lehman, widow of Brother JOHI*! L. LEHI4AN, is on a tour of Asia, Africa and Europe. Brother CILIRLES B. ZEITLER (l8 N. Main St., Pittsford, N.Y. 14534) writes that he is enjoying life and hopes to return to the chapter house soon and renew acquaintences. \r\n->• '36 '38 Chi is sorry to report the passing of Brother WLLI.'IM G. KEENo. JR.. Chi is sorry to report the passing of Brother EOV/ARD E. SANDS. Brother PRAiK B. ¥/iLKEn» K.D. (l305 Berkshire Rd., Grosse Point, Mich.) is prceentiy,-jjorking as an Associate Pathologist for the Detroit Memorial and Cottage Hospitals. He is also Secretary of the Board of Gov ernors of the Wayne State University^ School of Medicine and an instructor in pathology. Brothfr BILL DINEHAHT 941 Lakeview Pk., Rochester, IT.Y. 1461?) is doing automatic machine design for Eastman Kodak in Rochester. He recently took an enjoyable trip vdth the Kodak Ski Club—one week of skiing in Canada. CHI CHAP 3R 0? THE I'lLlTERNI lY OP PHI GAi "i A DELTA Union College Schenectady, Hew York 12308 NAlffi ADDRESS - GILiDUATE: SCHOOL BIRTH - GRADUATING CLASS - OCCUPATION - COLLEGE AHD/OR PRATERHITY OPPICES REMARKS - MARRIED -