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STRATFORD HYUNDAIHYUNDAI Salesperson of 90 DAYSPAYMENTS SELECTNO Along with Your Name MODELS ONLY and Phone Number Black’s Financial Services 2014 Ford Escape SE 4x4 Black’s Financial Services Term G.I.C. auto, air, am/fm cd, sat. radio, bluetooth, Are you taking advantage of the TFSA? CDIC heated seats, aluminum wheels, anti- 1yr 2.05% 519.284.3308 1 YR 1.56% - 3 YR 1.85% - 5 YR 2.06% INSURED lock brakes, fog lights, keyless JUST 3yr 2.30% *All rates subject to change without entry, cruise control, backup For More Products and % $ 5yr 2.45 notice camera and more, has 38279 Financial Advice Call Us Today! 23,995plus tax Call Pat for details. 519.284.1340 kms (prev. daily rental) CERTIFIED * All rates subject to change without notice 36 Water St., St. Marys • Phone: 519.284.0041 • Fax: 519.284.0042 • [email protected] • Facebook: www.facebook.com/stmarysindy • Twitter: www.twitter.com/stmarysindy St. Marys Independent Serving St. Marys, Embro, Fullarton, Granton, Kirkton, Kintore, Medina, Rannoch, Sebringville, St. Pauls, Thamesford,Thorndale, Uniondale, Woodham Vol. 15 No. 14 Friday, April 10, 2015 FREE press HAVE YOUR HPHA President and CEO stresses alliance’s future includes St. Marys By Dan Rankin said Williams, a Perth South dents of Perth South should SAY resident. have equitable access to our This week sponsored by Huron Perth Healthcare Al- liance president and CEO “The larger we were as an Stratford site, as do people RADAR from Stratford.” AUTO PARTS Andrew Williams gave a organization, the more suc- 395 Queen Street, West presentation to Perth South cess we were going to have The HPHA’s board of 11 di- council at their meeting on in bringing people into the re- rectors oversees the organi- This week’s question: April 7, briefing council on the gion,” he said. “Most health- zation, which serves about Will Mike Duffy be found alliance, the scope of its ac- care professionals that will 130,000 people in the region, The cast from the St. Marys Community Players' production of Harvey got tivities, and its commitment to be providing care for us 20 as well as its budget of $130 into costume at their rehearsal on Wednesday evening. From left, back guilty? “four strong sites.” years from now don’t actu- million. Williams noted that row, are Fern Pridham, Charlene Van Veen, Dan Rankin, Brian Moore, Linda Harris, Don Van Galen, Art Horvath, Elizabeth Bundy-Coopers and YES or NO HPHA board member Leslie ally live here yet. We have to the HPHA is always required John Stevens. Front row are John Allen, Kate Gregg, Shayna Robinson Showers was also present, draw them in, and we thought to have board members from and Harvey (seated). The play opens with a preview performance at the Town Hall Theatre Thursday, April 23. It runs for eight shows April (no speeches please) however Williams did all the a more robust organization all four member communities, would help with that.” and that Dr. Charles Gatfield 23-26, April 30, and May 1-3. Tickets are on sale now at The Flower To cast your vote by talking as part of a tour of Shop and More (519-284-2013) or online at StMarysCommunityPlayers. regional councils “to provide Their goal is to “be an inte- of St. Marys’ Happy Valley ca. Restaurant and show packages are available. (Jayne Fuller photo) phone: 519.284.0041 an overview and answer any grated leader in rural health- Family Health Team is one of six physicians on the board. Road rage investigation or ON OUR WEBSITE questions” about the organi- care delivery,” he said. On Thursday April 2, Perth The male driver of Jetta zation. He also emphasized the alli- www.stmarysindependent.com “When we are planning and ance’s commitment to main- County Ontario Provincial exited his vehicle and ap- before Monday at 9 am Formed in 2003 and includ- talking about the roles of the taining all four hospital sites. Police (OPP) officers were proached the driver’s side of Watch for the results ing the St. Marys, Stratford, hospitals, we’re often looking “You will read periodically in dispatched to an incident in- the GMC, where he proceed- Seaforth and Clinton hospi- at how do we support and volving two vehicles on Hwy 7 ed to yell at, and assault the next week. the papers about threats of tals, the HPHA was meant to integrate with other players closure of hospitals,” he said. between Stratford and Perth GMC driver through the open Last Week’s Question: address challenges such as in the system,” he said. “It “Our organization was found- Line 9 (the Wildwood round- driver’s side window. The Jet- the recruitment and retention very much transcends mu- ed on a number of principles about). ta driver then walked back to Should beer and wine of healthcare professionals, nicipal boundaries. Resi- his car and continued driving be sold at corner stores? Continued on page 4 Investigation indicated that around 3:15 p.m. on Thurs- west bound on Hwy 7. The Total of $4,000 in Fines for Careless Hunting Jetta entered the Wildwood Yes 52% No 48% day April 02, 2015, a lone A southern Ontario man Education Course before tario Court of Justice, North male driver was operating a roundabout and proceeded has been fined $4,000 for hunting in the province Bay, on March 18. Hunters red GMC pickup truck west west on Perth Line 9 towards careless hunting. Cho Lay again. Court heard that on are reminded to be sure of bound on Hwy 7 north of the St. Marys. The GMC driver M & M VARIETY of St. Marys pleaded guilty November 10, 2014, Lay their target and what lies Wildwood round-about. The contacted police and report- ed the incident. The GMC Corner of Queen and was fined $3,000 for was hunting deer along beyond it before pulling the driver of the GMC pickup discharging a firearm with- Odds Drive in Restoule. He trigger. Preventing hunting truck passed a west bound driver did not require medical and Water Streets out due care and attention saw a deer on private prop- incidents is part of ethical blue Volkswagen Jetta. treatment. for people or property, $400 erty and trespassed onto hunting. Ontario’s manda- Shortly after the pass the Perth County OPP is continu- 284-3101 each for trespassing with the property to shoot it. He tory hunter education pro- Jetta caught up to the GMC ing their investigation into the purpose of hunting and fired twice at the deer with gram promotes safety and pickup truck, passed it on the this assault. They would like SECRET WORD hunting without a licence, his high-powered rifle in the encourages responsible be- north shoulder (on the pas- to speak to anyone who may CONTEST: and $200 for failing to im- direction of a family home haviour. For further informa- senger side of the GMC). The have observed the assault, or Congrats to last week’s mediately attach his seal and two large propane tion on hunting regulations, Jetta pulled in front of it mak- the series of driving events G. Stevens to a deer. Lay is prohibited tanks. He retrieved the deer please consult the Ontario ing a sudden and hard brake that took place prior to the as- winner, who from hunting for two years and left the area. Justice of Hunting Regulations Sum- application. This resulted in sault. Contact Perth County receives three 6/49 and must successfully com- the Peace Lauren Scully mary available at ontario. the vehicles making contact OPP at 1-888-310-1122. tickets plus Encore. You plete the Ontario Hunter heard the case in the On- ca/hunting. before coming to a stop. can win by finding the secret word and telling us the ad it appeared in, STRATFORDSTRATFORD HYUNDAIHYUNDAI Salesperson of 90 DAYSPAYMENTS SELECTNO along with your name MODELS ONLY and phone number. This the Month week’s word is Baseball Remember, the word WADE can appear in any ad O’BRIEN throughout the paper, so happy searching and good luck! STRATFORD 2 Friday, April 10, 2015 St. Marys Independent Sally Says Science has never back and enjoy it. turmoil is also beneficial children under the age drummed up quite as ef- I would like to thank the in so many ways. You feel of 5, 29 women 18 years fective a tranquilizing Kinettes for their gener- lighter, less burdened and and older, 7 single par- agent as a sunny spring ous donation of food and more optimistic. Some ent families and 27 single 566 Queen St. E. • 519.284.4348 day. ~ W. Earl Hall funds to our food bank. people meditate to find persons. These statistics So, spring has finally They ran another suc- that inner peace, others once collected from food Senior of the Week sprung with only a small cessful Easter egg hunt join groups to get support banks all across Canada, nod to this past winter on the grounds of the and others go to a place of will go into a publica- on Wednesday morn- Westover Inn on Saturday worship for fellowship and tion which tells us which ing, when we had bit of April 4. A big thank you to support. There are many provinces have increased freezing rain and cooler all the folks who brought ways to feel included. The food bank usage and temperatures. The rest of a non-perishable item (s) Salvation Army Communi- which ones have a de- the week has been much and to those who donated ty Church is open to any- cline in food bank visits.
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