Zeta News and Links

Here's a place to find the latest news on Zetas, links to their businesses and endeavors and more. If you want your latest news included on here, send an email to coed@zetaphieta.org

So, with no further ado:

Published

As it was mentioned in our December Newsletter, Gai Jones (Alpha Alpha and current California Member-At-Large) is a published author. RAISING THE CURTAIN is a theater education resource book published by Perfection Learning. You can learn more by searching for "Raising the Curtain" at http://www.perfectionlearning.com and you can check out a short Gai Jones biographical snippet here.

Business Endeavors

Dr. Sally DeLorme (Dunbar) Pedrick (Chicago/North Shore) has relocated to Maine, where she manages her gallery "The Library Art Studio". In addition to her gallery, Dr. Pedrick served as the Vice President of Maine Media Women from 2005-2006, and her gallery was invited to participate in Maine Printmakers Woodcut at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art. If you're ever in Round Pond Maine, you're encouraged to stop by:

The Library Art Studio
1467 State Route 32
Round Pond, ME 04564

Recognition

Linda Warshaw Goldman (Alpha) was honored in March 2006 by Morasha Jewish Day School for "work of the heart" for her efforts as a preschool director and teacher. Congratulations Linda!

Erica Lynn Finger (Alpha Phi) received the Cygnus Spirit Award in 2006 and the 100% Club Sales award from her employer Cygnus Business Media. She also co-chairs her company's Toys for Tots program. Keep up the great work Erica!

Roycealee Ann (Johnson) Wood (Beta and currently a member of Chicago/North Shore) was re-elected as the Lake County (IL) Regional Superintendent of Schools. Congratulations Roycalee!

Enjoying Retirement

Rita Pelz Lucas (Beta) is spending her retirement between Indian Wells, CA and Alamo, CA and enjoys golfing and playing bridge.

Bobbie MacLean McLernon (Alpha) recently retired as a licensed New York State social worker, but continues on with her life work, despite her retirement.

Prescilla Jameson (Lambda) is proving that you're never too old to learn as she is taking classes in "The Art of Public Speaking" and "Creative Communication" at Germain Community College at 81 years young.