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At this ceremony, Dr. Ronald L. Watts received the Alumni Award. Part 1. Side One: Proceedings (continued on #269). Side Two: blank.

Unveiling of bust of John "Blimey" Austin. Speeches by various people including Principal Watts. Side One: Unveiling ceremony and speeches. Side Two: blank.

Rededication ceremony of the Polson Room in the John Deutsch University Centre., March 16, 1980. Speakers: Norman Hart, N. Davis, Principal Watts and Rev. Laverty. Side One: Side B - Ceremony. Side Two: blank.

Proceedings in Grant Hall. Side One: Proceedings. Side Two: continued.

Side One: Introductions speakers: Dr. Kelly; Dr. Ken Roberts; Principal, Dr. Ronald L. Watts; Stan Collins (Chairman of the Board of the Kingston General Hospital); bust unveiled speaker Dr. Ford Connell. Side Two: blank.

Dr. John Wallace Memorial Service, Feb. 18, 1978. Side One: end of above ceremony (Austin) Dr. John Wallace Memorial Service (copy on cassette tape sr417). Side Two: blank.

Ceremony on the Occasion of the opening of Summerhill as the new quarters of the Queen's Alumni Association and Department of Development. Side One: Opening remarks by Patricia Douglas Murray. Speakers: Mr. Donald Duff, Mr. David Rigsby, Principal Watts and Agnes Benidickson. Bagpipe music. end blank.

continued from #268. Side One: Proceedings (continued). Side Two: blank.

Address at Queen's University by Sean Conway (January 31, 1984) and Dr. Chandgashekhav (Feb. 7, 1984). Side One: Politician Sean Conway discusses the problems of underfunding to Universities by the Ontario Government, and the current government student assistanance program. He discusses the possibility of drastic restructuring of higher education and with the lack of accessibility of universities to those of lower incomes. Side Two: Former Minister of Health and Family Planning in India, Dr. Chandrashekhav, provides statistics to demonstrate the phenomenal growth of the world's population in the last couple of centuries relative to the preceeding 2 million years. He indicates that this growth is a serious problem since it is associated with poverty and starvation in some parts of the world. He describes various methods that have been used to control population growth in India, and why they have failed. He also describes China's population policy.

Maureen Forrester tells the story of her life to convey the message that whatever one's backgorund one can be successful. Side One: Introduction. Address by Maureen Forrester. Side Two: blank.