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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 31 Oct 2013, 18 18 V1 GEO GA 1031.pdf

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•T he I FP • H al to n H ill s •T hu rs da y, O ct ob er 3 1, 2 01 3 18 New Stylist at Salon Pure DEVAHWALKEM "I enjoy the fact that I can give someone a great look, that will change the way they feel. Something so simple yet so important! It is great to make people happy." That's why Devah, a hair stylist at Salon Pure Environment, enjoys her work. Always listening to the client is her philosophy for success. "A friendly, salon experience offering the latest looks in a calming environment with aromatherapy and only organic products used," says Devah. "I trained in downtown Toronto where I opened my first shop 20 years ago to give men and women new looks that suited them." Her work has been featured in Flare, Toronto Life, various newspapers and she has worked with designers and photographers in the fashion industry. "I look forward to working at Salon Pure Environment with Nick and Suzie." For appointments call Devah devah@walkem.net 905-702-0607 106 Guelph St Downtown Spa & Relaxation Centre DORRI L. BLAND Dorri loves it when her clients are pampered to the point they get lost in a blissful state of relaxation and tranquility, and leave feeling rejuvenated and invigorated! As the Owner/Spa Director of Downtown Spa and Relaxation Centre, Bland says her greatest reward "is knowing that our spa has given them a place to escape, time to balance and rejuvenate in our tranquil, comfortable setting." Dorri has over 25 years experience as an aesthetician and make-up artist. Downtown Spa and Relaxation Centre offers traditional aesthetics such as manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing as well as wellness treatments, registered massage therapy, reflexology, reiki and medical aesthetics. "Our goal is giving clients an atmosphere where they can relax and unwind, a place they can leave the worries and day-to-day responsibilities at the door." She adds, "The spa industry is changing and improving all the time. Not only in the way treatments are performed and products used, but the understanding of 'health and wellness' is now understood by both men and women." Once again Dorri will be hosting her Annual Holiday Open House on Wednesday November 13 and would like to invite everyone to come to shop and enjoy sample spa treatments. 185 Mountainview Rd. N, Georgetown (North of the Superstore at John St.) 905-873-4907 www.DowntownSpaGeorgetown.com Dr. Fairoze Poonah DR. FAIROZE POONAH Fairoze Poonah considers himself a "people- person" so it makes sense that he has opted to devote his life to helping people by choosing a career as a physician. "The interactions with patients is what I enjoy most," said Dr. Poonah, who began working at Dr. Kumar's clinic (83 Mill St. Suite 202) in August. Following four years in medical school, Dr. Poonah graduated in October of 2009, started residency in July of 2010 and graduated in June of 2012. "I also enjoy family medicine because it takes the illness experience into consideration rather than just the diagnosis," he said. A Mississauga resident, he enjoys the proximity to Halton Hills. Among his qualifications, he has an honours BSC at the University of Toronto, attended medical school in Belize, clinical training in Chicago and did his residency at St. Joseph's Hospital in Toronto. 83 Mill Street, Georgetown 905-873-2402 Dr. Poonah is accepting new patients. Brad Mailloux Brad Mailloux 72 Main St. S., Georgetown 905-877-3201 Ten years ago, Halton Hills was full of runners who had nowhere to go to get quality, professional-fitted shoes. Then Feet in Motion opened in downtown Georgetown and all that changed. Owned and operated by Brad Mailloux, Feet In Motion offers clothing, accessories and supportive footwear for people at all levels of fitness as well as quality footwear for kids. This year they are proud to announce they are a supporter of the Blue Fins swim team and now offer a full line of swimwear and accessories. The family shoe store is well- known for its shoe fittings and often gets referrals from podiatrists and chiropodists to help individuals with foot problems get the best shoe for their needs. A major component of the business is to educate their customers to look after their feet before foot problems occur. Brad, an active runner, along with his highly trained staff encourage their customers to get active as well through their run clinics. Whether you just want to learn to run or you're training for a triathlon, Feet In Motion has a clinic to for all levels. "We have the tools, support and desire to help you succeed" says Brad. Stop by for a free gait assessment. www.feetinmotion.ca Kathleen Dills Kathleen Dills Kathleen Dills may have long family roots in Halton Hills but that doesn't mean she stays in one place. As general manager of the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce, Dills is constantly on the go interacting with local businesses and elected officials from the Town, Halton Region, the Province and even federal representatives. "I found it to be a great organization offering so many different things to the members," said Dills who officially took over the position in September after a part-time stint began in July. She has a varied business background that includes a BComm degree, time in the newspaper business (her father and uncle owned The Acton Free Press and The Georgetown Independent), marketing, sales, product development, partner relations and even software development. "What is interesting and complex (with the Chamber) is that each member is unique with different needs and expectations. I was able to participate in many events and committees that really make a difference to the foundation of our economy and how we all interact. I found a fascinating group of business people that have become great friends." Dills says the job is "challenging, diverse, exciting and provides me with a whole new learning opportunity and perspective." The Chamber office recently moved from Guelph St. to downtown Georgetown. "We have lots of new things happening like new member benefits, new committees, more events, our trip to Thailand and Hong Kong and I look forward to seeing what is next every day." 8 James Street, Georgetown 905-877-7119 Hungry Hollow Smokehouse & Grille MIKE PARSONS If you want a taste of the south then Hungry Hollow Smokehouse & Grille is the place to go! Owner Michael Parsons says he enjoys the chance to offer his hometown of Georgetown, and visitors to the town, a chance to enjoy Southern-style food that is made fresh daily. "We are a Southern-style barbecue restaurant licensed by the LCBO," he says. "We offer smoked ribs, brisket, chicken and pulled pork cooked Southern-style "Low & Slow" to give it an authentic taste." A resident of Georgetown for 53 years, Parsons enjoys giving back to the community and welcoming new residents to townwith that small-town hospitality they won't find in larger cities. "Hungry Hollow Smokehouse & Grille is designed for people to come in, relax and enjoy some fantastic barbecue food." said Parsons. Displaying many historic photos, documents, books, and memorabilia of Georgetown and the surrounding areas customers will never tire of the unique environment or the fantastic flavours of Hungry Hollow Smokehouse and Grille. "Here at Hungry Hollow Smokehouse we won't claim to be the best, we let you discover that for yourselves." 136 Guelph St Unit # 4, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 4A5 905-877-1400 www.hungryhollow.ca P E O P L E I N B U S I N E S S SHOP SMART. . . 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