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An honorary doctor of mathematics (DMath) degree will be bestowed upon Janos Ladik, head of the deâ€" partment of theoretical chemistry, University of Erlangen, West Gerâ€" many, during the morning session, Satâ€" urday May 25; the sesâ€" sion will be for students being graduated from the Faculty of Matheâ€" matics, and the acâ€" countancy studies proâ€" grams in the Faculty of Two honorary deâ€" grees will be awarded at the Friday, May 24, session for the Faculâ€" ties of Science and Enâ€" vironmental Studies: (1) an honorary doctor of science (DSc) deâ€" gree to Lyman John Chapman, distinâ€" guished Ontario earth scientist, and (2) an honorary doctor of enâ€" vironmental studies (DES) degree to Yiâ€"fu Tuan, Madison, Wis. Dr. Chapman is the former director (reâ€" tired) of the departâ€" ment of physiography at the Ontario Reâ€" search Foundation. He will deliver the convoâ€" cation address. Three honorary deâ€" grees will be awarded at the May 25 afternoon session, for the Faculty of Engineering. Recipiâ€" ents are: Walter F. Light, chairman, Northern Telecom Limited, Mississauga; Matthew (Matt) Kuhn, director, technical deâ€" velopment, Bellâ€" Northern Research Ltd., Ottawa, and V. Roy Duxbury, techniâ€" cal director (retired), 3M Canada, London, During the same sesâ€" sion of convocation the university will also honor Paul Meincke, the man who delivered the first lecture to the first class back when UW started, in the summer of 1957. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws (LLD) degree Saturday afternoon. taught in the systems design engineering deâ€" partment, retired in 1977 after 20 years of service. He is the secâ€" ond person to be grantâ€" ed the distinction "honâ€" PAGE 34 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 19s8s Seven honored ___â€" _ at UW â€" _ Prof. Meincke, who e FREE ESTIMATES e FREE DELIVERY H12z11e2 FITZGERALD BROTHERS LTD. 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Phillips, chairman of the board of Gulf Canada Ltd., until his death April 5, and the other to Elmer Iseler, a former WLU student and conductor of the famed Toronto Mendelssohn Choir for 20 years. More than 900 students will receive graduate and undergraduate degrees at convocation. They will be awarded by John Aird, lieutenantâ€" governor of Ontario and chancellor of the uniâ€" versity. The convocation address will be delivered by the lieutenantâ€"governor, who has reached the end of his term at Laurier and will be presiding at his final convocation ceremony. A baccalaureate service will be held in the chapel of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, the federated theological college, at 10 a.m. that day, and a reception on campus for all graduates, their families and friends will follow convocation. Phillips served the university as national chairman of the WLU Development Fund, Excellence in the Eighties, which is within $200,000 of its goal of $6.2 million. DON FITZGERALD President MIKE FITZGERALO Vice President & General Manage WLU to confer two honorary degrees Applicants should be at 1 least 10 years of age. Carriers are needed in the following areas: Please fill in the application form and, send it to our office immediately. If you are interested in delivering newspapers on Wednesdays after school. e WATERLOO CHRONICLE Name Greg Cassidy Addre Circulation Manager 45 Erb St. E. Waterioo Postal! Ont. N2J 1L7 Telepi Carrier Corner Earn Extra Money! Celeste McPhee Marshail & Noecker Weber Area Alexander & Avondale Allen, Rodney, Weber, Bristol Bluestream, Redfox Area _ _"His support of our campaign was magnifiâ€" cent," John A. Weir, president of Laurier, said. ‘"He gave unstintingly of himself. His subtle wit and consistent interest inspired all who worked Phillips died shortly after the university moved to grant him the degree, after a twoâ€"year fight against cancer. Iseler was first encouraged to look upon music as a possible career by the late U.S. Leupold, professor of New Testament at Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, and director of the choir. A graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School, Phillips joined Gulf in 1956 and was named chairman in 1979. He was a director of the Canadian Paraplegic Association and involved in fundâ€"raising for Ashbury College in Ottawa, in addition to his role at Laurier. He also was a director of the Bank of Nova Scotia. In 1955 he formed the Festival Singers of Canada and led them on tours of Canada that firmly established them as one of the country‘s finest choirs. Iseler attended what was then Waterloo College, the forerunner of Laurier, from 1946 to 1948 and went on to take a bachelor of music degree at the University of Toronto. When she graduates from school, Celeste would like to be a scientist. A marvelous aim, all the best, Celeste. Celeste goes to Westmount public school and swims for the ROW swim club. A lover of pets, she has a pet cockatiel named Cricket. Celeste recentâ€" ly went on a trip to Europe and thoroughly enjoyed the sights. She also enjoys earning her own money from her Chronicle route. This week‘s Chronicle carriâ€" er is Celeste McPhee, who is nine years old and delivers in the Stonehaven Dr. area of the city.