Epsilon Chi installs at Guelph The Canadian air was chill the weekend of Feb. 6, 1987, but spirits were warm at the University of Guelph as Theta's l 12th chapter, Epsilon Chi, was installed with 21 members. A special sisterhood was kindled when the new Theta members shared the events with Theta colle­ gians and alumnae from across the United States and Canada, plus family and friends. The University of Guelph is lo­ cated in the southern part of Guelph, a city of about 78,000, which is 80 miles west of Toronto in Ontario. The University is attended by about 12,000 undergraduate stu­ dents who appreciate its well-known combination of quality education and friendly atmosphere. Epsilon Chi Chapter began at the Epsilon Chi charter members and Sigma Chapter alumnae share a special moment. University last year with a group of young women known as the Guelph campus. At the reception which fol­ The insta!JpMontreal, Quebec Anita Buckley Paula Ebenstreit St. John, N,B. Port Eigin, Ontario Tracy Cockburn Michelle Kirk Paris, Ontario Peterborough, Ontario Cathy Downard Debbie Bennett Orangeville, Ontario Port Elgin, Ontario Maryanne Durant Jacqueline Fakli Toronto, Ontario Burlington, Ontario Lynn Dwyer Arvi Gosm6 Mississauga, Ontario Scataborough, Kyra Hanson Ontario Epsilon Chi pledges proudly wear Theta kite Toronto, Ontario Cheryl Witten T-shirts. Nancy Helig Oakille, Ontario friendships; meeting new and won­ Willowdale, Ontario Shelly Timoffee derful women; learning responsibil­ Cindy Lake Hamilton, Ontario ity; and developing confidence and . Oakville, Ontario Clara Burke interpersonal skills. Epsilon Chi's Wendy Lieb Mississauga, Ontario Cheryl Witten perfectly expressed · Hamilton, Ontario Corrine Straman the feelings of her new sisters, "It Karen MacDonald . Toronto, Ontario simply feels good to be a Theta.". Sudbury, Ontario

THETA. ~ . . TALK.. . - A new, member-at-large group for Thetas without_ alumnae chapters or clubs The alumnae committee is pleased to ing of your interests, ideas, memories and cur- announce the formation of THETA TALK, a rent events. . new, member-at-large group designed espe­ There are many wonderful and caring Theta cially for Theta alumnae who do not have alumnae, both nationally and internationally, access to Fraternity meetings. who do not have the opportunity to be involved THETA TALK extends a welcome to all Theta in an alumnae chapter or club. If you are one of alumnae who are geographically removed from those Thetas, and are interested in becoming participation in alumnae chapters or clubs, but involved with THETA TALK, I hope you will take who want to be actively linked with Theta. a moment to complete the form, below, and The THETA TALK program will keep Theta mail it to me. I trust that as THETA TALK news, projects, activities and experiences grows, you will be a special and enthusiastic within your reach via a special THETA TALK part of the Fraternity. newsletter. The newsletter will present a shar- Wilma Arbuckle, Alpha Xi THETA TALK chairman

THETA TALK A new, member-at-large group tor Thetas without alumnae chapters or clubs If you would like to participate in THETA TALK, or if you know of a Theta who is interested, complete the form below and mail in an envelope addressed to: Wilma Arbuckle (Mrs. Bryan R.), 21467 Waterford Place, West Linn, OR 97068.

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