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In its 25th anniversaâ€" ry year the University of Waterloo will honor six persons who have made significant con tributions, directly or indirectly, to its suc cess. They will receive honorary degrees from UW chancellor Josef Kates at the annual spring convocation, May 27â€"29. They are: Marjorie Carroll, mayor of Waâ€" terloo and a member of Carroll, Tayler to receive honorary degrees â€" UW‘s board of goverâ€" nors and Dr. Neale H Tayler, retiring presi dent of Wiifrid Laurier University, who will be honored at the Thursâ€" day, May 27, session of convocation; Dr. Howâ€" ard E. Petch, president of the University of Victoria, who will be honored at the Friday, May 28 session; Dr. Burton C. Matthews, chairman, Ontario Council on University everything in photography from cameras to prints Bring in your films and then spend an hour browsing, shopping, lunching or even working if you like. Your 110, 126 or 35mm colour print films are processed right on location. 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Carroll is on many boards and commisâ€" sions, inclyding the Kitcheret Waterloo Hospital Commission, viceâ€"chairman of both the engineering and fiâ€" nance committees for Waterloo Region; a member of the Water loo North Hydro Comâ€" mission; a member of wWATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1982 â€" PAGE 17 Credit Terms Available Dr. Tayler has been president of WLU since 1978 and during his term of office has done much to further coâ€" the Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir Board; a direc tor of the Waterioo Chamber of Com merce; qn the board of directors of the Associâ€" ation of Municipalities of Ontario, and co chairman of that group‘s labor relations committee. operation between the two Waterloo Region universities under an arrangement that sees hundreds of UW stuâ€" dents crossâ€"register ‘at WLU annually, and vice versa Born in Windsor, in 1917, Dr. Tayler is an Italian and Spanish language specialist. He came to WLU (then Waterloo Lutheran University) in 1962, as chairman of the deâ€" partment of Romance languages. He was named dean of the Facâ€" ulty of Arts and Sciences in 1968 and viceâ€"president, acaâ€" demic, in 1974. He will retire as WLU president this summer. Dr. Petch was much involved with Waterloo during its years of most rapid growth ... from 1967 to 1975, for the most part as viceâ€" president, academic, though he served as president (pro tem) for a period during the absence of Dr. J. G. Hagey. Born at Kerwood, Ont., in 1926, he studied at the Ontario Agriculâ€" tural College, Guelph, and returned there to teach after completing a PhD in soil science at Cornell, in 1952. He became head of the soil science department in 1962 and viceâ€"presiâ€" dent, academic, in 1966, leaving to assume the UW presidency in 1970. Dr. Matthews served as UW‘s president and viceâ€"chancellor from 1970 to 1981; he has been chairman of OCUA since March of this year. Dr. Stewart is an esteemed public serâ€" vant who served as deputy minister in the Ontario government‘s department of univerâ€" sity affairs from 1967 to 1971. He has also served as assistant deputy minister in DUA and as deputy minister in the departâ€" ment of education. His involvement with these departments was durâ€" ing a period in which the university system in Ontario mushâ€" roomed, and at a time when UW emerged as the most successful new university in the entire country. Premier Davis, Brampton born, was educated at local schools, at the Univer sity of Toronto, and at Osgoode Hall. He was called to the bar in 1955, practised general law in Brampton and was elected a member of provincial parlia ment in 1959 He was appointed minister of education in 1962 and minister of university affairs in 1964. Thus he presided over university educa tion in Ontario at a time when Waterloo was andergoing its most dramatic period of expansion He became premier in 1971, and has contin ued to remain keenly interested in the wel fare and the future of the province‘s univer sities and other post secondary educational institutions