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The president of BF Goo- drich Canada Limited. Dover R. Fonts, Jr. was awarded a distinguished service citation by the Wake Forest University Alumni Association, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Waterloo businessman' awarded service citation Wake Forest University annually presents distin- guished service citations to Fouls. now a resident of Waterloo, received the cita- tion for his accomplish- ments in the field of bu- siness, Co-Ordinator of services enters Anglican Order After 20 years of working with crippled children at the K-W Rotary Children's Cen- tre. Norah M. Barrett has resigned to enter the Novi- tiate of the Anglican Order of The Sisters of St. John. Taking over her position as Co-ordinator of Treat- ment Services is Shirley Baptie of Guelph. During her two decades of service with the Centre. Miss Barrett saw it grow from a staff of three and a caseload of 130 children into iits present caseload of over 500 children and a greatly enlarged program of treat- ment involving a staff of over 40, plus a large corps of volunteers. Her interests in- cluded serving as a director of the Developmental Cen- tre and Sunbeam Home and as a director of the Associa- tion of Treatment Services of Ontario. Mrs. Baptie. who has a pphysical and occupational therapy degree from the Un- iversity of Toronto. served for four years as chief physi- cal and occupational thera- pist at Guelph General Ho- sipital 233.33 . W:'. ..; gag 's"ir)i:il" we srnRT 'r,'_'t mew __",":),""',-"",":"):"' :§€V€ Rvonv _,":' '_?___, 726 - 736 King Street West OLD FA SH ION ED Opening Soon (Kitchener) alumni whose achievements and recognition have re- ilected honor upon their alma mater, In addition to a citation for business. awards are presented in the fields of journalism, human- ities and medicine. The BFG Canada presi- dent received his Bachelor of Science degree in econo mics from Wake Forest Uni- versity in 1955 and later did graduate work at the Whar- ton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania. m addition to her hospital activities she has been ac- tively involved in work with the physically disabled and is now completing her se- cond term as president of the Board of Directors of the Guelph Services for the Physically Disabled. " you don't find the biggest stereo bargains at Wesseling Advanced Audio's 5th Anniversary Sale My Name isn't Rob Maynes. See our ad in Wed., Nov. 15, Newspaper F(uts joined B.F. Goo drich in 1958 and within 10 years was the company's area director for South America. He was promoted division vice-president in 1971 and, two years later, vice-president and area director for BFG Europ'e. By 1977 his responsibilities were expanded to include all BFG International opera- tions in Europe, South Ame- rica, and Asia Pacific. 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