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8 BusinessLink, Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Mon. - Fri. 7:30 am - 6 pm Saturday 8 am - 5 pm $44995 334 Guelph St. Georgetown 905-877-0157 End of Season Lawnmower Blowout Model Number: 20003 Recycler Variable Speed Mower *Guaranteed-to-start on the first or second pull for 2 years or Toro fixes it FREE* Variable speed front wheel drive to 3.1 mph Recycler cutting system with Atomic blade, mulches grass for a beautiful, healthy lawn 6.5 hp Tecumseh engine** 2-year FULL Warranty* $39995 Model Number: 20009 Recycler Push Mower *6.5 hp Toro GTS engine guaranteed-to-start on the first or second pull for 2 years or Toro fixes it FREE* Recycler cutting system with Atomic blade, mulches grass for a beautiful, healthy lawn 2-year FULL warranty* Bag optional Toro Snowblowers Sales & Service Visit us at www.toro.com While Quantities Last. (Prices subject to change without notice.) Focusing on Business of the Month The recipients for this quarter are:Main Street Inn (July),Baynes Physiotherapy (August) & North Halton Roofing (September). Congratulations to all of you! Main Street Inn 126 Main Street S., Georgetown, Ontario, 905.702.5411 Website: www.mainstreetinn.org Chamber member since 2005 Sharon and Brian Flood purchased the 150 year old Victorian home on Main Street in April 2005. It became the Main Street Inn. This restaurant and B&B is a dynamic treat for residents of Georgetown and the surrounding GTA area. Whether you are in the mood for a sumptuous meal, prepared with style, flare and originality, or seeking a relaxing and rejuvenating getaway, the Main Street Inn caters to all of your senses. The restaurant is opened from Wednesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner and on Saturday and Sunday serves a scrumptious Brunch. There is also a variety of menus for your special occasion and a cozy private room in which to celebrate your special event. When Sharon & Brian received the nomination for Business of the Month they found it extremely exciting and proudly displayed the sign in their window. The food is composed of fresh seasonal ingredients of exceptional quality and presented with artistic flare. This really is haute cuisine at a reasonable price! Sharon and Brian thank Georgetown for welcoming and recognizing the Main Street Inn. Baynes Physiotherapy 232A, Guelph St., Unit 10, Georgetown, Ontario 905.873.4964 Chamber member since 2006 Linda Baynes of Baynes Physiotherapy has this information prominently available for all who visit her offices Physiotherapists are the health care professionals dedicated to enhancing and restoring your mobility. While Linda does get referrals from doctors for vertigo (which she treats), patients very often seek her out because theyre in pain and are looking for relief. Treatment may be specifically designed exercises to restore full functionality after sprains, sore shoulders and other muscle and joint impairments. Sometimes, only hands-on intervention can restore function and reduce pain. Physiotherapy is all about making a patients life one of quality rather than endurance. The old saying what cannot be changed must be endured only applies to those things that really cant be changed. Linda will help you change what can be changed, and as a result your quality of life will improve. North Halton Roofing Georgetown, Ontario 905.873.2379 Chamber member since 1991 Brenda and George Vanderleest have owned North Halton Roofing since 1985; George has been roofing even longer than that. Its a rewarding job, but its both physically demanding and oftentimes frustrating when the elements get in the way. In the roofing business, the only way to differentiate your business from your competition is through service that goes beyond the customers expectations. It means giving honest answers, fair pricing, excellent customer service and timely completion. North Halton Roofing does roofs in Halton, Peel and Wellington; although neither George nor Brenda likes to brag, its clear from their conversation that they love what they do! Its a family business, and Georges brothers have been with them for a long time and together, there isnt much they dont know about roofing with over 100 years experience amongst them! Every month, Chamber members and local residents have the opportunity to nominate a local business for the Chambers Business of the Month award. The criteria for selection are: quality of service, unique products, and/or civic involvement which benefits the community. Companies are selected regardless of Chamber membership, and the Chamber presents each of the recipients with a plaque. Business of the Month: July 2007 Main Street Inn Photo: Georgetown Independent & Free Press Business of the Month: August 2007 Baynes Physiotherapy Photo: Georgetown Independent & Free Press Business of the Month: September 2007 North Halton Roofing Photo: Georgetown Independent & Free Press By Wendy Hue and Cor Baarda