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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 6 Mar 2012, People in Business, PB8

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8 PROFILES · Independent & Free Press,Tuesday March 6, 2012 SHOPLOCAL SHOP SMART... SHOP HALTON HILLS PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Nashville North Nashville North, the greatest country bar on planet Earth is located on Highway 7 in Norval (near Winston Churchill). This unique venue features one of the largest country dance floors in the province and aims to be the line dancing capital of Ontario. Nashville North returned to its roots and its original name in March 2011, under the new ownership team of Kit Andrew, Kenny Rubin, George Coito and Len Gill,. On Wednesday nights, dancers of all levels are invited to learn how to line dance from 6:30 p.m. onward. Thursday is hosted by Z103.5, where the latest Top 40 hits are played; and Saturday is the bar's legendary country and line dancing night. "It's a great atmosphere with no attitude," says Kit Andrew, CEO of 13Thirteen Entertainment. "There's electricity here. It's a unique place to come and be entertained." Nashville North is also home to The Tennessee Chop House, a southern barbecue-style restaurant that serves up Nashville favourites such as steaks, smoked BBQ ribs and housemade pulled pork sandwiches, with a real southern twist. Guests can sit back, relax and enjoy a tasty meal while watching the line dancers and after dinner, joining along. "The entertainment is built right in," Kit says. "It's an amazing thing to see all the people line dancing out on the dance floor." SHOPLOCAL SHOP SMART... SHOP HALTON HILLS Infocus Rehabilitation Centre Inc. Established in the fall of 2010, InFocus Rehabilitation Centre Inc. provides a variety of professional treatment services for a range of complaints and ailments. The clinic is proud to offer the following services to their clientele: * Vestibular Rehabilitation (for inner ear disorders such as BPPV, vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis) * Neurological Rehabilitation (for strokes, brain injuries, MS, ALS, Parkinson's and spinal cord injuries) * Orthopaedics (for sprains and strains, fractures, post surgical, and back and neck pain) * Custom Knee Bracing (for osteoarthritis and ligament instability) * TMJ/TMD Treatment (for jaw pain and clicking/locking) * Osteoporosis Management * Fall Prevention Program * Registered Massage Therapy * Registered Dietician Clinic founder Jenni Veneruz is one of the few Canadian physiotherapists with advanced training in Vestibular Rehabilitation. She has more than 16 years of experience in both hospitals and private clinics, and frequently guest lectures at the University of Toronto. She is joined by Registered Physiotherapist Dean Lising, an orthopaedic specialist who is the professional leader of physiotherapy at William Osler Health Centre; Sue-Ann Rudaitis, a Neuro Developmental Trained physiotherapist with more than 16 years of experience in Neurological Rehabilitation; and Registered Physiotherapist Renate VanLeewen with advanced training in Neurological Rehabilitation. The clinic also has a Registered Dietician and two Registered Massage Therapists. Kenny Rubin Kit Andrew George Coito 530 Guelph St., Norval InFocus Rehabilitation Centre Inc. 324 Guelph St, Unit #4, Georgetown (in between Harvey's and Tim Horton's) 905-702-7677 www.nashvillenorth.ca JENNI VENERUZ www.infocusphysio.com 905-702-7891 Wastewise Community Resource Centre In 1991, a group of concerned citizens banded together and opened Wastewise to provide Halton Hills residents alternative ways to divert unwanted items from the landfill. As a one-stop shop for all your recycling and reusing needs the centre's reuse section takes in a variety of good-quality items - including books, clothing, dishes, small appliances, furniture and more - and resells them. In addition to accepting your household E-Waste including stereos, TV's, computers and cell phones, Wastewise also has a recycling section for common items like paper and cardboard. While reusing and recycling are a major part of Wastewise's mandate, education is also very important. Local green clubs, school groups, Scout troops and Guide groups visit the centre to learn about recycling and the environment. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Wastewise gave away $20,000 to a variety of local organizations, including P.O.W.E.R., local high school scholarships and environmental programs, and the Acton BIA. "We're pleased to finally be in a position to give away money," says manager Debbie Smart. "At the beginning, our goal was just to be self sustaining." Debbie wants to thank all the volunteers, board members, local businesses and staff members who have made Wastewise what it is today. "Our staff and volunteers are awesome. I don't know what we'd do without them!" she says. Even after being in the industry for 30 years, Pat Jarosz still gets a thrill every time she sees her clients' work on TV, on stage, in the movies or in print. As the agent/ owner of BOOKITTALENT, Pat represents children, teens & adults for TV commercials, TV series, films, music videos, theatre productions and print advertising. You've probably seen Pat's clients before. They have appeared on shows like Degrassi and How To Be Indie; on stage in Billy Elliot & Camp Rock, promos & videos for Justin Bieber, Simple Plan and in commercials for companies like Ikea, McDonald's,Canadian Tire and Boston Pizza. "If there's a commercial on TV, it probably has a BOOKITTALENT client in it," Pat says. Hollywood also calls her clients to tape auditions for films like TWIGHTLIGHT/ BREAKING DAWN, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, A Dophin's Tale, Mr Poppins Penguins, plus Disney & Nickelodeon series. Pat travels around Ontario, meeting people and discovering new and exciting talent. All of the people she represents are brand new to the business. "I've worked in the industry for a very long time and, by starting off with someone new to the business, I can educate them and teach them how to audition. They can grow and I can help them." Pat was in Halton Hills last summer and was so impressed by the talent she found here that she's coming back again. BETH, ROSS & STEPHANIE Hours of Operation: Mon. - Sat. 9 am - 5 pm; Thurs. 9 am - 8 pm 36 Armstrong Ave., Georgetown 905-873-8122 Pat Jarosz with Elton John & client Gabriel Varga Watt, Billy Elliot Premiere If you would like to work in tv, film, print, videos &/or theatre, you can meet Pat Jarosz at the Acton Arena on Saturday, March 10, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome, especially kids aged 4 - 10. www.patjarosz.com agent@bookittalent.com Timeless Treasures The Timeless Treasures team can make your home look like a million bucks without breaking the bank. The store, located at the corner of Mountainview Road and Guelph Street in Georgetown, sells everything you need to decorate your home, from drapes and area rugs to dining suites and living room sets. Let Timeless Treasures' friendly and knowledgeable staff help you navigate the store's two levels of traditional furniture and accessories. The Timeless Treasures team combines low- and highpriced items from different sets to create interesting one-of-a-kind displays. With more than 170 suppliers around the world, the store is always bringing in new and unique items. Store owner and Halton Hills resident Tanja Glavina recently returned from buying trips to Europe and Las Vegas and has brought back plenty of new affordable items and ideas with her. "There is a reason why we are voted #1 for so many years in a row," Tanja says. In addition to unique displays and furnishings for sale, the store also offers in-home consultations for people who need a little help putting together a look for their home. "Whether you need a little addition for a room or a whole home makeover, we can help," Tanja says. "We have affordable home fashions - in styles from modern to classic chic - for everyone." Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Brokers Ltd. Ask not what your community can do for you - ask what you can do for your community. Paul Armstrong lives by those famous words. "Communities like ours prosper when our businesses and residents use the resources available to them," Paul says. "In Halton Hills, we have an abundance of businesses willing and capable to serve our needs. When our townspeople purchase a product or service locally, the money is rolled back into our economy, strengthening and nurturing it for today and tomorrow." Many people know Paul as the owner of Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Brokers Ltd. Most know him, or at least his name, from his involvement and sponsorship of many local organizations, fundraisers, sports teams and charities. That sense of civic responsibility carries over to his business as well. Paul C. Armstrong Insurance Brokers Ltd. offers property, auto and business insurance. The business represents a number of different insurance companies and helps clients find the best insurance options to meet their needs. "Insurance can be a complex commodity, but our staff have the knowledge and competence to erase insurance confusion and relieve the stress you might encounter when you buy from anyone unknown to you," Paul says. "When entrusting the values of your auto, home or business, you ought to know who you are purchasing from." Timeless Treasures Decorating Centre PAUL C. ARMSTRONG INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. TIMELESS TREASURES TEAM 2 Mountainview Rd. S., Georgetown (at Guelph St.) 905-873-4736 www.timelesstreasuresdecor.com 143 Mill St., Georgetown PAUL ARMSTRONG 905-877-0133 YOUR THE INSURANCE HOUSE

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