Saturday, March 20, 2010

Business awards put off

Staff

The 14th-annual Business Awards gala, presented by the Fort Frances Chamber of Commerce, has been postponed until sometime in the new year.

“With everything going on, we reluctantly decided to schedule at a later date,” new Chamber manager Anthony Mason said, noting the event likely will be held at the end of January or beginning of February.
Originally scheduled for next Saturday (Nov. 7), the awards gala offers a chance to recognize businesses, organizations, and individuals for outstanding business achievement and the contributions made to the economic growth and prosperity of Rainy River District.
Mason indicated nomination forms will be out in the next few weeks and that residents should start thinking about who they would like to nominate.
Last years winners were:
•B•93 CFOB—James Paul Award;
•M.L. Caron Electric—Business of the Year (1-15 employees);
•Canadian Tire—Business of the Year (16+ employees);
•Edwin Bruyere (Fort Frances Clinic Dispensary)—Employee of the Year;
•Deb Cornell (Rainy River Elk Company)— Business Woman of the Year;
•Pat & Kim Cornell (Cornell Farms)—Entrepreneur of the Year;
•Lyle Dolph—Tony Beyak Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award;
•Tompkin’s Hardware—Customer Service Business Award;
•Debbie Hallikas (Domino’s)—Customer Service Individual Award;
•Family & Children’s Services—Safety Award (Business or Individual);
•Ed Kaun & Sons Ltd.—Small Business Trainer of the Year; and
•Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board—Accessibility Award

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