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November is Diabetes Month PLEASE WATCH YOUR MAILBOX A SHOT IN THE ARM. Odds are one in twenty that you have or will develop diabetes, a disease that can lead to blindness, amputation, heart and kidney disease. And It can kill you. One in twenty. You deserve better odds than that. Give to find a cure. Canadian & Association Diabetes canadienne Association du diabéte Be Part of the "WINNER'S CIRCLE"! The War Amputations of Canada KUZYK: Mrs. Gertrude Kuzyk of Thunder Bay passed away on November 6, 1990: Gertrude was born in Webbwood, Ontario on June longtime resident of Terrace Bay. She is survived by her daughter Donna (Mrs. Bruno Dorigo), grandchildren, Jim, Dan, Bob, Joe and Terri and sister Dorothy (Mrs. Leo Plourde) and brother Melvin. Predeceased by her husband Paul, son Harold and daugh- ter Shirley. Funeral Mass was held on November 10, 1990 at 2 p.m. from St. Martin's R.C. Church Terrace Bay. Following cremation, she was interred in Terrace Bay Cemetery. The family would like to thank all those who helped in any way during their bereavement. King Funeral Home Schreiber was in care of arrangements. ' 27, 1912 and was a former} Sponsoring "WHENEVER | FEEL AFRAID" stories, songs and skits addressing the issue of violence against women Presented by "The Company of Sirens" NOVEMBER 23rd, in MARATHON FREE ADMISSION and TRANSPORTATION -CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-465-3307 4990 Northern Business Award Winners _ (Back, L-R)Brad Miron, Kieran Moore, Fred Stoot, Gordon Porter, Jim Clark, Bud Dickson, Bob Morel, Gary Boyer. (Front, L- Robertson, John Burrell, Pam Clark Northern Ontario Business Awards Nearly 500 people gathered at the fourth annual Northern Ontario Business Awards Dinner in Thunder Bay on Tuesday, Nov. 13, to recognize six companies and individuals for their achieve- ments. "The NOB Awards program brings together business leaders from across Northern Ontario to pay tribute to the immense wealth of talent we have im the north," said Greg Miller, spokesperson for the event. Tri-Care Services Ltd. of Sudbury was named company of the year in the 51 plus employees category. The award is sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada. Intercity Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Clinic of You ve Juvited to the 1997 Happy "Teme "Jaws TRAVEL SHOW Tuesday, November 20, 1990 Recreation Centre - Conference Room Terrace Bay, Ontario Thunder Bay was honored as company of the year in the 26 - 50 employees category, spon- sored by Canadian Partner. Winner of company of the year award, for the 1 - 25 employees category was Canoe Canada Outfitters of Atikokan. This award is sponsored by the Bank of Montreal. Gary Boyer, president and sole owner of Apex Investigation and Security of Thunder Bay was Violence against women the issue The Company of Sirens will be addressing the issue of vio- lence against women when it pre- sents the play "Whenever I Feel Afraid" in Marathon, Friday Nov.23 The play consists of stories, | songs and skits with themes that emphasize the fact that wife assault is not a private matter and that it is a crime whether it hap- pens on the street or not. Admission and transportation are free. _ ; It is estimated that one in ten women are physically abused by their partners. However there are many bruises that are never seen. There are sexual and psychologi- cal forms of abuse as well. The Northshore Family Resource Centre, Ontario Women's Directorate, plus com- munity donations are sponsoring this play. The Centre provides tempo- rary and safe shelter for women and their children who are vic- tims of domestic violence. There is an Outreach office in Schreiber. Hours are 9:00 - Sp.m., Tues., Wed. and Thur. For further infor- mation call: 1-800-465-3307, or 824-3380. ya R) John Porter, Sandy Dickson, Baxter Ricard, Robyn named executive of the year, sponsored by Air Ontario. The entrepreneur of the year was Baxter Ricard for his work in broadcasting. This award was sponsored by CIBC. Young entrepreneur of the year award went to Brad Miron, 21, of Sudbury for developing Rocks Athletic Wear. Peat Marwick Thorne sponsored this award. D'ARCY: Mrs. Helen D'Arcy (nee Rosie) a lifetime resi- dent of Schreiber passed away unexpectedly at her res- idence on November 7, 1990. Helen's home, the great out- doors, her pets and her chari- table actions kept her a vibrant integral part of the community for more than 50 years. Her generosity was renowned and will continue to be remembered through grants bequeathed to several local and national charities. She is survived by a sister Katherine Murray of Toronto and was predeceased by her husband William since September of 1984 as well as brothers Don and Ed Rosie and sisters Mabel Rosie, Dorothy Plummer and Elsie Jewel. A major part of Helen's life revolved around her Church, St. Andrew's United in Schreiber, where a Funeral Service was held on November 9, 1990 at 2 p.m. Cremation followed. King Funeral Home Schreiber was in care of arrangements. Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. BILL CAMPBELL ELECTRIC 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat