jiXHIBIT G rill ALPHA GAMMA GHAPTEii - GEInIERAL MOTORS INSTITUTE CHAPTER HOSTS DELTA ALUMNI! The I'iay irieetii.g of the Delta Aluani AsBOclatlon will be hosted ly Alpha Gajrjna Chaptei- on Maj 12, For those who axe imfamlliar with the Delta Aliimnl meetingsj Alpha Gaar. and Phi Gaju Alvunni from our C.M.I, chaplej- meet on the first Vednesday of every month at the Dakota Inn, near the coinei* of Six-Mile and John R, in Detroit, The meetings gener- al.y t;et rolling at eight o'clock, and continue until closing time. The "business - athoiid" usually consists of a lot of reminiscing about college days, singing to the accom paniment of Tom Brady on the ivory keyboard, a little card playing, and a lot of good ol' German-style beer drinking, ,, A contingent of undergrade tiaveled from Flint to the Dakota Inn lor the Feb ruary Delta Alumni Meeting, the festivities had and PIG DINNER JUNE 191^ before ended, it wee agreed to relocai,e the May meeting to the chap When the Fig Dinner was started in the late 1890's at the University uf Californ ter house. It should be noted that the meeting has been scheduled for tb'e beccnd ia, its purpjse was the gathering of all oi the grad trcthers to renew friendships. This year's Pig Dinner will continue Wednesday in Fiay, j-ather than the custoiiiaxy first Vednesrlay, so that "A-Gection" undergradb will be in section. in this tradition by having the dinner arie for the Alpha Gamma chapter Fig Dinner - goli The May Delta Alumni meeting prom ises to be a great time for all, so break outing, yourself loose for a "night out with the boys" and share in the brotherhood that is "not for college days alone", THANKS GRADS! We ere pleased to announce, that for the thir«5 consecutive year, graduate do nations to help finance Alpha Gamma chap ter's Christinas party for underprivileged children have surpassed the prevluoe re cord by over one hundred dollars. This year, some forty grad brothers (Cont'd) up ***** ***** ***** (Cont'd from col, l) (both Alpha Gams and Fijis) contributed, over six hiindred dollars to this warm cause. This money accounted for seventy per cent of the total cost of the party, ana wge greatly appreciated by tl\e ohd]— tfj., and certainly the chllJien, This kind of find alumni support Insures the ccntinuance of th.lB wcneeiful event with noar.uy foi ty years of tradition, and reafTirmethe notion that strong grad support is a valu able asset to an undergraduate chapiei. \r\nRUSH New NEWS additions to an^ FAMILY WEEKEND chaptei aie always a welccine change. We are pleaserl to say that we have lecentjy iiiillolK seven high quality men into pledgeship at Alpha i^amma (Siapter. They appear to t-e up to the challenge and are enthusias tic about becoming brothers. The freshman class is one of the smallest ever this year* but will be in creased to 500 students next fall. This wiljL a significant increase of 200 men an« wfcen. Compared to the rest of the f^Jt^mities at GMI, we pledged seven men ou# Of the fifty men who went Greek. Next year we are planning to do better and we would like to enlist your help. have met any freshmen would be interested who you think we in drop us a line or give have found in the past If you meeting please us a call. Ve that nothing im presses a freshman more than talking over SET FOR JUNE 8*" Family weekend, a time cherished.and enjoyed by parents and brothers as well, is fast approaching. The stage is set for the Jvuie 8th weekend and activities for a better weekend are being developed. The tentative schedule is to start the weekend off by having a "full participa tion" Softball game on Saturday after noon. A keg will be on hand to quench everyones' thirst. That evening at ap proximately 5*00 pm, the brothers of FIJI will ecue steak last year bigger and host their parents to a barb dinner. This worked out well and plans for this year are better. After dinner everyone is given a few hours to relax and chat before the late evening festivities take from plants that have more than one FIJI place. At approximately 8100 pm the parents and brothers will dance to a band playing songs of "yesteryear." On Sunday atftemoon, at approximately liOO pm, din student or ner will be served. FIJI good times with smieone he knows and respects. In fact, a majority of broth ers we have today freshman at our chapter graduate. It always feel welcome to walk come makes a into a fraternity house where he knows or recog nises someone and they know him. We al ways appreciate y6\ir continued support, and hope you are all wel3 and still proud to "^e a FIJI. If any graduate brothers and/or their parents would like to be a part of this years family weekend, please contact Bob Hare and aulvise will be coming him as to how many and if reservations are needed, ^u'd be happy to see all of you again. FIJI ATHLETICS This past section, A-3, proved to be quite fruitful, but in the end, disappointing to the FIJI basketball program. With no less than three teams participating, they had of ^41 ^^ 1^*2 y flufid. 3"*2e The A-tovomey team almost put it all together this time, while posting a 4-1.re cord in the regular season - losing only to the team at GMI the past 4 years, Kwames Raiders. The tesua won a hard fought battle against SA£, 6i-60, to earn a spot xn ^ the semi-finals. The semft-final game was played against the Phi Belt's with our team jumping out to an early lead. But when the smoke cleared, our men found themselves a little short on the scoreboazd. However, the season was good enough to place us second amoung all fraternities on campus. Congratulations are in order to the team members for the best season in a couple of years. Our B»toumey Fiji Warriors also turned in an identical 4-1 record over the reg ular season and qualified for the semi-finals. The final game was so close all the way but the liarriors lost the heartbreaker 48-^*4 to Phi Eta Psi. %e other B-toumey team the Fiji Fu's, also played gallantly all year and posted a fine 3-2 record. Also along the sports line, the Brothers are currently trying to raise money for new uniforms that could be used for both basketball and volleyball. Eventually we would like to buy softball uniforms and some sports equipiront for the house. Once again, congradulations to all brothers -ino xj-uctlclpateii In sycrie and who kept up the fine tradition of FIJI excellence in athletics. \r\ns GRAD UPDATE The last Star-Ledger Fl.il included a yeuiviate Q^uesticnnaire, to lecieved an enorraous which we cunount of re&pcaise. Here is a sample of the responses sc that you grads may be kept up - to- date with (Cont'd from Col. 1} sena plant. In addition, he keeps bxisy at night by attending graduate school in pursuit of a MBA degree. Finally, Ton Genring, *56* wrote a very touching letter, reliving the memor your bxcthers across the country. ies of the day AGU moved from 104 Welch Donald D, Holloway* 'Mf gave his address as 17825 Ponader Drive, South sure that the memories of the "great shav Bend, Indiana 4^351 however, he iniorii.ed ing cream fi^t" and tiie "frozen laundry escapade" live within the minds of many tis that he spends the summers cruising and fishing on Ledce Michigan since he retired from Bendix. Also, Don expressed his desire to see the "old gang". So lets go clsss of *41, pick a pen and drop Don a line, Arthur F. Santure, •7i» wrote to he was married on liay 17» 1975 to a New Zealand girl named Wensley Densen, Art, a teacher at Kurow District High School, and his wife are presently residing in Kui'ow, Noi-th Otago, New Zealand. Also writing was Alan L, Gabrielson, *58, who gave his address as U-7 Prescilla Boulevard to 1702 Flviahing Koad, brothers. We're As long as there are grads who will relive memories with undergr^iiates, there will be undergrads creatin^memories to relive in the future, Thankcefen seme Grad Brothers are rur^otiug down at ering that seven is 10^ house back up once again. leech fcr very good tiim-s. We are look ing fori-fard to many days of sun, sand, & plenty of partying. All Fiji's that have ever gone in the past know it is one of At ihe present the greatest times of your life. The Brotherhood, as a whole, time, there are twenty-five Biothers living in the house, and this years cJass will bring; us over the thii-ty i.iark. us out in many areas. Ir.cidontjy, we are is in very good spirits. Everyone is pitching in to make our Chapter a very warm, and fun place to live, and that makes me very protid to be a Fiji, I hope to run across many of you guys in the future. Please feel free to drop in on the house any- trying to establish oui' ioarc rf Lhaiter time. Some other news that has taken place, this section is that wo have iiisth1'ec. a new Purple Legionnaire, Joe lallrila '7L. He is a great guy arid s.hou]d 3T;a.liy help Advisors, V/ith Joe's- L(lp ve wcvlt. Jikf: tt. get together sometirie ifi the not-too Fraternal distant H, future. If anyone is interested in giving a little tine, and/or, advice tPames Putnam President ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Non-profit U.S POSTAGE 1702 Flushing Road. Flint, Michigan ^4-8504 PAID fUNT. MICH. Permit No. 53 2130341K 13 GMI PAUL H DAY 1200 E WASHINGTON FRANKFORT IN 1978 46064