✩ PIG DINNER EXTRA THE ^HMU Fiji Published by Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Vol. IX, No. 2 February 1969 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Pig feast set for Feb. 23 New Section Chief to address alumni Xhe Uh MB|iiei| # ^ Chief Section XI will speak at Epsilon i , Lambda's Tenth Anniversary Pig Dinner Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the ROBERT E. MC cuLLocH American Legion Hall directly behind the chapter house. Robert E. McCulIoch (Toronto '65, Western Ontario '69), has recently been named Chief of the newly formed Section XI encom passing chapters at MSU, Mich. GMl and Western Ontario. Bob is a full-time graduate stu dent at Western Ontario and rode circuit as a Fiji Field Secretary until retiring in 1967. The Pig Dinner marks Bob's initial visit to Spartanland. He will meet with the entire section March 1 at the Section Convention in Flint. Pete Larson (70), Pig Dinner chairman, has' handled all details for this year's feast. The afternoon will begin with an open house at the new chapter house at 239 Oakhill. REMEMBER THIS PIG DINNER? — It was 1962 and guess who was the youngest Fiji? None other than Dan Sockol, shown here observing the tradition. Who's it going to be in 1969? At 1:30 p.m. cocktails will be served at the Legion Hall. Dinner will immediately follow. the procession of the pig. The menu consists of a salad, roast beef, baked potato, a green vegetable, dinner rolls, a dessert and beverage. Lambda's new officers. Pete will serve as master of ceremonies and introduce Epsilon "1 hope that everyone in the tristate area can attend," he said. "We are very pleased with the Of course, there will be the preparations and are honored to traditional "Exile's Toast" and have Bob as our guest." \r\nWHO'S WHERE AND WHAT'S NEW Fiji feedback on the grow Excellent response UNCLE SAM'S FIJIS I AT THE ALTER | dale. The Blys are living in Southfield, and Barry is employed by General Motors. Cpt. Richard Sinclair (65) is now serving in the army in Vietnam. Dick is an operations adviser in the Trang Bang District of Hau Nghin Province, R.V.N. Jim Dewey (65) and Marcia Chmielinski, U. of Illinois, were married in June and are now living in Palatine, 111. Jim is teaching Russian at Conant High School, Hoffman Estates, 111. Sp/4 Edward McKibbon (67) is also with the army in Vietman in the Airborne Division. "Rock" will be home in the summer, 1969, and will attend graduate school at Michigan State University. Pvt. James Beckley (68) com pleted basic training Dec. 12, and now GI Jim is at OCS at Ft. Benning, Georgia. E. L.'s newest soldier, 1st Lt. Donald Derfner, (65), entered the army's Ordinance Corps in Novem ber. Don graduated from Brooklyn Law School with a J.D. degree in Stu Dychtwald (64) was married Sept. 21, and is a space allocation specailist for the J. C. Penney Co. in New York City. Kirk Baxter (67) and Mary Ann Goon, Bowling Green U., were united in marriage Aug. 28. Kirk is teaching at McCord Junior High School, Sylvania, Ohio. Undergraduate Tom Vance (70) and Suzanne Foran, MSU,exchanged wedding vows Dec. 21 in Holly, Mich, (a fitting town for a near Christmas wedding). The Vances are living in Haslett. Thom Be 11(71)and Lorene Ame s, Western Michigan University, were married in MSU's Wesley Foundation Chapel, Feb. 1. Coming in the next issue.... Fiji Businessmen and Fijis in Professions plus the most current Fiji Directory. There just wasn't room to include them in this Extra. Graduate response on the last questionnaire was terrific. Thank you for your support. NEED AN ADDRESSIf you need an address, our files are as up-to-date as pos sible. We will supply you with the address of whomever you request. Peter D. Larson Barry BIy (68) and Debby Blank, Lt. (j.g.) Bob Fiedler (67) re ported that he doesn't mind being a Navy man, but added that it's only 660 days until he's a civilian again. Bob has been floating on Graduate Relations MSU, were married Jan. 18 in Fern- Neebes — master in accounting by Bob Justin Accounting, a Tonkin, just off Vietnam. His air wing staff returns to California in profession tried March. by many, suc ceeded in by Don has recently become a suf)ervisor for Ernst & Ernst after only three years with the firm. He ad vanced to his current position in less than half the time normally some expected. the USS Hancock in the Gulf of but mas tered by only a few, has one of Epsilon Lamb da's members in its midst. Don Neebes (65) is one of those who is fast on his way to becoming a master of the profess SPARTAN FIJI of Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Editor Mike Wagoner Reporters . . .Rick Oilman Bob Justin Sports Editor .Gary Lonik Upon graduation, Neebes joined the Saginaw office of Ernst & Ernst. Aug. 21, 1965, he married Martha Mallory. The couple lived in Sag inaw until October, 1968, when he was transferred to Detroit. Don's excellent progress comes as no surprise if one is aware of his CPA test results. He completed Official Publication Phi Gamma Delta As an undergrad he was chapter steward and later treasurer. his CPA exam after the minimum legal time lapse in November, 1967. The Spartan Fiji will resume its regular publication schedule following Pig Dinner. Special features will include another grad uate close-up, the Pig Dinner in pictures and highlights on the new Don's Detroit assignment is in the Review Department, which has the responsibility of reviewing all audit reports for accounting theory house. issued. There is still time to send your check for $5.50 for Pig Dinner. Don and Martha now reside at 2430 Coolidge, Troy, Michigan 48084. and presentation before they are