This Week in 1964

Forty years ago, the News Bulletin of the newly created University of Guelph reported that:

• The Arts Society was hosting an Arts Festival Weekend, featuring the Guelph Drama Club's production of The Inspector General, a performance by the Pro Arte Orchestra, a student art show and contest, and a semi-formal ball. Tickets for the dance were $2 per couple.
• Zoology professor Hugh MacCrimmon was organizing a Scottish country dancing class to be held on campus, open to faculty, graduate students and staff.
• A questionnaire was being sent out to all faculty to solicit their opinions on the possible use of closed-circuit educational TV on campus.