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Page 10 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, April 27, 1977 Complete line of Ortho and Wilson products. FREE use of a spreader with the purchase of C1 L or Soâ€"Green fertihzer. Everything for your gardening needs. ~ 1541 HIGHLAND RD. WEST, KITCHENER Spring chemicals now in stock. ‘ For early ordering or information Bring us a picture of your house and help us to help you WEEKDAYS, 8 a m . to 6 p.m SATURDAY. 8 a m. to 5 p.m SUNDAY, 10 a m. to 4 p.m Phone 745â€"9876 At an inâ€"camera meeting of the board of governors of Wilfrid Laurier University April 19. president, Dr. Frank C. Peters, requested that he be granted early retirement effective Aug. 1. 1978 for reasons of health. After expressing deep apâ€" preciation for his service and dedication, the board reluctantly agreed to his request. Dr. Peters said he will serve for the next academâ€" ic year before stepping down. A search committee will look for a successor. In accepting his present term as president when the umversity became a proâ€" vincial university in 1973 Dr. Peters indicated to the board â€" that his _ present term would be his last. He has been associated WLU president to retire Dr. Peters, a Canadian citizen, was born in 1920 in the Ukraine. He has a B.A. degree from Tabor College. Enrolment increased signiâ€" ficantly during his tenure, new programs were added and four buildings erected. He is presently deeply inâ€" volved in the planning for a new professional building. with the univecsity for 16 years, first as a member of the psychology departâ€" ment and for the last 10 years in â€" administration. He has always continued to teach at least one clasy a year. During his tenure the Lyâ€" theran university became a public institution, a diffiâ€" cult time of negotiation and transition in which Dr. Peters carried the major responsibility . from Kansas State Univer sity, a B.D. from Waterioo Lutheran _ Seminary, _ a Ph.D. from the Univerâ€" sity of Kansas and a"Th.D. from Central Baptist Semiâ€" nary, Kansas City. _ _ Before coming to Waterloo, he served Tabor College as president and later was dean of the Mennonite Brethâ€" ren College of Arts, Winniâ€" peg, then affiliated with WLU. The Kâ€"W Chamber Muâ€" sic Society‘s final concert of the current season will feature the Stratford Enâ€" semble in a programme strong in variety. Qf special interest is the debut of the ensemble‘s string quartet in works of Beethoven and Turina. Led by Irving IImer, the conâ€" certmaster who came to the ensemble last fall after many years of experience in the famous Fine Arts String Quartet and other imporâ€" tant chamber ensembles, the quartet will _ offer Beethoven‘s First String Quartet, and the lovely ‘*Lament for a Bullfighter® for quartet by Joaquin Tuâ€" rina. Tom Kay and Ron Brown. brilliant flutist and perâ€" cussion players will present the Duettino for Flute and Percussion, by Ingolf Dahl. Richard Dorsey and John Tickner, oboist and trumâ€" peter of the ensemble will Ensemble will perform CHIPPEWA TRAILS 885â€"3721 Travel in comfort and style, with a luxury motorhome fully equipped with TV, stereo, air conditioning and broadloom. QUEBEC $10.50 1500 MARITIMES $11.50 2500 FLORIDA $12.50 3500 COLORADO $13.50 4000 TEXAS $14.50 4500 ALBERTA $15.50 5000 ARIZONA $16.50 5500 VANCOUVER $17.50 6000 CALIFORNIA $18.50 6500 * Per Day â€" Four Persons â€" 28 Days. 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The players have recently been selécted to replace the scheduled concert of the Cologne _ Chamber _ Orâ€" chestra. in St. Lawrence Center, Toronto, on May 6. a sign of the growing staâ€" ture of the chamber group. You can hear them in the Twin Cities on April 28 at the Kitchener Public Liâ€" brary at 8 p.m., and Sunâ€" day, May 1 at Parkminster Church at 8 p.m. Next year‘s subscription series. will be on sale at the door. Tickets can be obtained at the Symphony office, or by phoning 886â€"1673. Peter Maness will solo in the Balladefor Trombone and Piano by:â€"Frank Martin (Swiss, 1890â€"1974). Most of the Ensemblé will play in the Octet by the contemporâ€" ary German composer, Borâ€" is Blacher. 1500 2500 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500