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Our alumni come in varying sizes, shapes and colours, have graduated from various of the University's colleges and schools, and are in an age g rou p that spans 70 years - give or take a decade 0 r two.

Their characters, their likes and dislikes, their habits, wants, needs and desi res are as varied as the very pebbles on a beach - and long may they remain that way, they're all interesting individuals.

But that individualism creates problems for committees whose aim is to plan alumni happenings that will attract the necessary complement of enthusiastic alumni.

Well, your Program Events and Alumn i Tours Committees have bravely faced up to the problems - and they've come up with some value-packed programs for you for 1978. Help yourself to some good fun by making plans now to participate.

If you've a mind for the myths, then Greece awaits you from April 16 to May 1 when you'll find yourself cruising to romantic places like Aegina, Poros and Hydra, and enjoying incredible scenery, good food, music and the fun-loving people of those sun­drenched islands.

If you 've a yen for Europe and the heights of the Alps then it's off with you to Yugoslavia and Austria from September 4 to 19. You'll visit the cities of Belgrade, Salzburg and Vienna , and travel through the Danube River Valley to the setting where "The Sound of Music" was filmed.

If you're looking for a holiday that's really different then sign up for the Alumni Tou r to Colombia and Ecuador and go to Cartegena, a new place, not yet a tourist mecca, on Colombia's Costa del Caribe.

Then there are the closer-to-home events.

A brand -new happening for the alumni who enjoy skiing and winter outings, an Alumni Winter Carnival will take place at Deerhurst Lodge near Huntsville. Reserve February 24 to 26 to enjoy the down-hill slopes, the cross-country trails, the relaxation of sizzling saunas, coddling whirlpool baths, and the gathering of friends around a huge crackling stone fireplace.

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Don 't miss an outing to the University of Guelph Arboretum come Green ThumbDay­Sunday May 29. It 's being planned as a fun day forthe whole family - out in the fresh air.

Another fresh ai r event will be the Alumni Fly-In on June 11. The rendezvous field has yet to be selected so watch your mail for more details on th is one.

A return to the alma mater for Alumni Weekend, July 14 to 16, is a must. One of the major events of the weekend will be the official opening of the Mac/ FACS Alumni Association's 75th Anniversary Project, the renovated lounge complex at Macdonald Institute. Continuing Education will again be offering its Family Summer Campus program the week before and the week following Alumni Weekend. Bring the whole family and treat them to a rare educational experience you'll all enjoy.

Another first, an Alumni Colour Tour will whisk you off on September 30 for visits to apple growers and processors. You'll taste their ciders, visit antique shops and enjoy the colourful autumn countryside along the route.

And, of course, many will return to the University for Homecoming on October 14th to take part in the activities, be it the football game, class reunions, any of the many school Alumni Association annual meetings, or the big one - the annual dinner of the University of Guelph Alumni Association .

On October 25 you're invited to enjoy a relaxing dinner while you pit your wits against the odds during Alumni Night at the Western Fair Raceway,

As the year progresses more Alumni events will beorganizedandoffered. lntheair currently are thoughts of a Carribean cruise, a car rally , a camping weekend, a retirement seminar and lots more.

If you have any suggestions for get­togethers -let us know.

Meanwhile, this special Datel in e issue will serve to jog your memory about all the exciting alumni programs and events planned just for you . We hope you'll participate in as many as you can.

A new hang-up It's hard to believe, but one whole year has passed since we published that hanging visual and verbal link with your alma mater that's been your faithful daily reminder and recorder fo r 1977.

However, no matter how attached to it you've become, it's time to part w ith your old friend and hang this new one in its place.

With this special 1978 Dateline issue of the Guelph Alumnus comes warm and sincere seasons greetings from your University of Guelph Alumn i Association President Olive (Thompson) Thompson, Mac '35; from Director of Alumn i Affairs and Development, John K. Babcock, OAC '54, and his staff, including myself Derek J. Wing, your editor who, at this time, would liketothank all those al umni who took the time to drop a line for the letters to the editor section . I'm hop ing more will do so in 1978 - including you! Ed .

Onthe cover A picture of the limited edition solid

sterling silver University of Guelph plate, crafted for the Alumn i Association by The Franklin Mint Canada Ltd . It features an original sketch of Johnston Hall, as viewed from the historic portico, symbol of the University's heritage.

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

GUELPH Spedallssue

VolumefO, Number 5ALUMNUS

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

HONORARY PRESI DENT: Professor Donald F. Forsler

PRESI DENT: Olive (Thompson) Thompson, Mac '35

PAST PRESIDENT: Dr. Howard J . Neely, OVC '51

SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: W. Ken Bell, CBS '73

VICE-PRESIDENTS: Rick J. Caw1horn CBS '73; Dr. Thomas R. DeGear. OVC '54; Janet (Tho mpson) McNally. CPS '69; Judie (Earle) Meredith, Mac '610; Jim W. Rule , Arts '69; Tom Sawyer, OAC '59A and '64

SECRETARY: Jack C. Palmer, OAC '38

DIRECTORS: John A. Eccles, OAC '40; Robert Esch, CPS 70; Margaret (Player) Exley, Mac '67; Brad Hicks, CBS '73; Janice (Roberson) Partlow, Arts '70; Kathy Sanford, CPS '75; Margaret (Ki rkland) Shuttleworth , Mac '58; Dr. Geoffrey Sumner-Smilh , M.Sc. '69; Dr. Margery (O'Brien) Thomas, OVC '67 ; JackieWemyss, CBS '74

EX-OFFICI O DIRECTORS: John K. Babcock, OAC '54, Director of Alumni Affal", and Development; W. Ken Bell , CBS '73; Presldenl, College of Biological Science Alumni Allocl atlon; Gary Beaulne, President, Univellity of Guelph Central Student's Assoclallon (UGCSA); Ewart Carberry, OAC '44; President, OAC Alumni A ••oclatlon; Chris Hanna. President, Graduate Student'. Auoelatlon; Sandra (Johnson) Martin, Mac '69; Prelldent, Mac-FACS Al umni A IBoelatlon; Dr. James H. Mil lington, OVC '69; Protldent , avc Alumni Alloclatlon; Elizabeth (MacNaughton) Sandals, CPS '69; PreSident, College of Physical Science Alumni ASloclatlon; Michael Streib, Arts '69; PreSident, College of Artl Alumni ABloclatlon.

TREASURER: Jim J. Elmsl ie

ASSOCIATE SECRETARY: Rosemary Clark, Mac'59

The Guelph Alumnus is published by the Department 01 Alumni Affairs and Development in co-operation with the Department Of Information, Uni versi ty of Guelph.

The Editorial Committee is comprised of Ed ilor-Derek J . Wing, Publicat ions Olficer: Art Director- EriCh H. Barth; John K. Babcock. OAC '54, Directo r of Alumn i Affairs and Development ; Rosem ary Clark, Mac '59, Assis tant Director, Alumni Programs; DouglasL. Waterston, Directorof Information; Donald W. Jose, OAC '49 Assistanl Director o f Information.

The Editorial AdVISOry Board of the University of Guelph A lumni Association is compnsed of W. Ken Bell. CBS '73; chairman ; Dr. Allan Austin; Dr. Donald A . Barnum. OVC '41 ; John Bowles, B.A. '72; Dr. Bill C. Hacking. OVC '69; Robert Mercer, OAC '59; Glenn B. Powell. OAC '62; James RUSk. OAC '65; Ex- officio; John K. Babcock, OAC '54; Dr. Howard J. Neel y. OVC '51 ; Correspond ing members: Dave A. Bates, OAC '69; and Haro ld G. Dodds, OAC '58.

Undelivered copies should be returned to the Department of Alumni Affairs and Development, University of Guelph , Guelph. OntanoN1G 2W1.

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Most Items decorated wllh University of Guelph name and/or crest except where indicated.

19. "Maple Sugar" 1. DeskSet A two record stereo album celebrating songs of early$ 7.95 ea.Metal crest on walnut base. Ball point pen. Canada. Features the University of Guelph Folk

choir and several popular Canadian country2, Guelph Alumnus Tie and folk musicians. $10 .50 ea

Coloured crest woven into navy polyester t ie. 4-inch blade. S 8.50 ea. 20. "The Great Canadian Fiddle"

An albu m to presen t the major reg ional and ethnic sty les of the Canadian fiddle. $ 629 ea.3. Solid Walnut Bookends

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8. 6.Soz. WineGlass $ 2.15ea 25. Leather Club Jacket

Nylon li ning. Red or navy . Sizes : 34 to 46tall9. 6 oz. B randy Snifter $ 1.89 ea. and regular. UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH Regular $94 .95 ea. in 2" leiters across back. Tall $95.95 ea.FOR ALL

10. Cufflinks Square or oval. gold or silver plate. Available with 26. Nylon Bomber Jacket

Quilted rayon lining . Knit striped cuffs, collarU. of G., O.A.C. o r OYC. crest $19.95 ea. and waistband. Maroon or navy. Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL. UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

11 . 160z. White Beer Mug S 5.95ea. in 2" letters across back. 537 .95 ea.SEASONS 27. The College on the Hill12. Sliver Plated Spoon $ 2.95 ea. A History of the Ontario Agricultural College. 1874-1974 - by Alexander M. Ross.

Ideal for giving at graduation, birthdays and 13. 9 oz. Footed Glass Reg. $12.95 Special offer $10.50 ea. festive occasions. These items have been Available in either dusky or tawny tints. $ 1.15 ea.

28. Veterinary Notesdesigned especially for the University of Reprint of 1885 edition by Dr. Andrew Smith. Guelph. The majority of items bear the founder of the Ontario Veterinary College. on14. Sterli ng Charm $ 5.95 ea.University crest making them a unique With ju mp nng. the causes, symptoms and treatment of the remi nder of yo u r Alma Mater. diseases of domestic animals. a) hard cover. S 6.00 ea.

b) soft cover $ 2.50 ea.15, Key Ring

Issued in cooperation with Guelph Campus Gold or silve r co loured. S 1.99 ea. 29, O.V.C. Paperweight Co-Operative. Enamell ed meta l OYC. crest mounted on marble

from original Main Building al Guelph $10.00 ea.16. Woven U. of G. Jacket Crest $ 1.75 ea. 30. Alumni Chairs (see ill ustration)

17, Lucite Letter Opener Finished in black lacquer with gold crest and tr im. Embedded Crest $ 5.50 ea. (a) Rock ing chair. $ 90.00 ea.

(b) Straight cha ir ; cherry arms. $103.00 ea.

18. Glass Bottom Pewter Tankard Please state first and second colou r preference on clothing orders.$15.95 ea.Holds one pint.

All prices are subject to change without notice

Your order should indicate the item number. quantity and description. Please make cheque payable to the Guelph Campus Co-Operative (except for books, Ontario residents must add 7% P.S.T.) and include a 50~ handling charge for orders below $5,00 or $1.00 if the order is $5 .00 or more. All orders should be addressed to: Alumni Gifts, Alumni Office, University Centre. University of Guelph, Guelph , Ontario N1 G 2W1.

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One of the ice sculptures c reated by students for jud ging during Winter Carnival Weekend. In the background is War Memorial Hall . January 1978

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EpiphanyOAC Agricultural Conference OAC Agricultu ra l Conference OAC Ag ncul tural Conference New Year's Day.

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Art Exhi bition. Retrospective of Quebec Photography. MCLaughlin Library. Jan. 9 to Feb. 5

Art Exhibiti on Ch inese Art . Classes Commence Arts BUI lding. Jan 14 to Feb. 21

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Last cal l for 1977 Alma Mater FundGOII<ljJ80t Physical SCIence wh ich ends on 31st U of G Senate Meeting Alumni Association Caree rs Night.

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Noon Hour Concert - Gaillard Ensemble and Blbl Caspall.

P,ano Concert - War Memorial Van Cliburn Compet ition Wm ner,

Room 107, AI1s BUi lding. Hall 8:00 p. m. 12. 10 and 1 10p.m

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From the University collection of Canadian art - "The Old Willow" , 1924, an oil on can vas by Marc-Aurele de Foy February 1978SUlor-Cote. Purchased by OAC in 1931 .

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"The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts i t."

-HENRY JAMES.

Write John K. Babcock, Director of A lumni Affairs and Development, Room 401, University Centre, foryour free copy on bequest opportunities.

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Coll eg e Royal Open House Mar. 14 10 Mar 16 tour to Greece Building. 12,10 and 1.10 p,rn SI Patrick's Day

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University of Guelph C hOir Concert. War "l onal Hall .

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From the University collection of Canadian art - " Early Spring" , 1949, an etchin g by Ch arles Chapli n. Purchased April 1978 by Massey Li brary in 1949.

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SUN MON TUE WED TH U FR I SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 Th e Edward Johnson Music Foundat ion will present the 11th Annual

Guelph Spring Festival April 28 to May 19. For t ickets write 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 to Box 1718, Guelph . N1 H 6Z9 or telephone (519) 821-7570. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

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music. War Memonal Hall Birthday rtbula to Edward

evenmg 01 memori es. WarJohnson. War Memon al Hall. Memonal Hal l 8:30 p.m. 830 P ffi.8.30 p m --~ "

A regal scene. A horse-drawn landau carries newl y inst all ed Uni versit y chan cell o r, th e Honourable Paulin e McGibbon, t o Macdonald Hall. May 1978

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Friends of U of G. lnc. Annual Meetong Sal t Lake City, Utah Mac-FACS Alumn i Associalton

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Guelph Spring Festiva l. Master Schubertiad II. Tenor Peter Pears

Guelph Spring Festival. McGillPremi ere 0'" sycho Red'·, anand pianist Murray Perahla. Chamber Orchest ra and cel list

Eugene Benson Ro ss Hall , opera by Charles Wilson andClasses WIth ten or Peter Pears War Memorial Hall, 8:30 p.m

Gisela Depkat,AAHA - Annual Meeting , May 1 to War Memoro el Hall. 8 .30 p.m7:30 p.mAscensionRegistration for Spri ng Semester Classes Comm enceMay 5, Salt Lake City. Utah

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Guelph SPring Festiva l PDQ. Art Exhi biti on. Felix Val lotton's each with the London Sintonla

conducted by Cl ifford Evans ~~se~r~~~~~~~~:t~VC~nadlens .pro nts and draWi n~s McLaughlin Ross Hall, S'30 p m"Psycho Red", Ross Hall . 8:30 p.m U Of G Athleti CS Centre. 8:30 p rn.Library, May 9 to une 11 ."PsychO Red", Ross Hall , 8:30 p,m .

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From the Universi ty collection of Canadian art - "The Pines". 1923. an o il on canvas by Lawren Harris. Purc hased June 1978 by Macdonald Inst itute in 1953.

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Alumni FlY-In Reminder- reg ister fo r Summer Campu s. Flag Day (USA)

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The newly renovated student lounge at Macdonald Institute. Part of the Mac/ FACS Alumni Associat ion's 75th Anniverary Project, th e overall lounge complex w ill be offi c ia lly opened July 15 durin g Al umni Weekend . July 1978

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Thanksgiving Oay (Canada) Annual Meetings, Human Kinetics. HAFA and U o f G Alumni

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Deadline for reservations - Alumn i Tour to Colombi a and Ecuador U of G Senate Meeting

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Alumni Night at Western Raceway. London

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"For the common man, the best memorial is some beneficient th ing or function that shall bear his name "

- CHARLES COPELAND.

To learn more about the advantages of including the University of Guelph in yo ur estate plans write in confidence to the Director of Alumni Af fairs and Development.

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From the University collection of Canadian art - "Birds in Flight", 1966, a stone print by Mary Samuell ic . A gift of the College Women's Club in 1966. December 1978

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Mater Fund gifl. Hanukkah Boxing Day

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7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31

FEBRUARY 1979 AUGUST 1979

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED TH U FRI 1 2 3 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 26 27 28 29 30 31

MARCH 1979 SEPTEMBER 1979

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28

30

APRIL 1979 OCTO BER 1979

MO N TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TU E WED THU FRI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7 8 9 10 11 12

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 28 29 30 31

MAY 1979 NOVEMBER 1979

MON TUE WED TH U FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI 1 2 3 4 5 1 2

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 '1 5 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30

JUNE 1979 DECEMBER 1979

MON TUE WED TH U FRI SAT SUI'< MON TUE WED THU FRI 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28