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•T he IF P• H al to n H ills • Th ur sd ay , A p ril 1 0, 2 01 4 14 Contribute your voice and leadership The Halton Healthcare Services Board of Directors Make a Difference in Your Community Awarded EXEMPLARY STATUS by Accreditation Canada Milton Oakville Georgetown Hospitals Halton Healthcare Services (HHS) is a leading multi-site healthcare organization with an outstanding record of performance, fiscal accountability and, most importantly, safe quality patient care. The organization's three community hospitals are integral to the health and wellness of their communities and resolute about delivering responsive, safe and exceptional care to their patients. To ensure a healthy future and meet the needs of the growing population, HHS is building a new, state-of-the-art hospital in Oakville which is scheduled for completion in late 2015; Georgetown Hospital has undergone a significant expansion to its Emergency and Diagnostic Imaging Departments and is proceeding with planning for future expansions; and, Milton District Hospital is in the midst of a major expansion that will significantly increase the size of the facility. Through an effective governance body Halton Healthcare Services' first priority is to understand the unique needs of our diverse communities, ensure fiscal accountability and safe quality patient care. To complement the skills mix on our Board, we are looking for an individual with experience in provincial government, marketing/public relations and expertise in the healthcare sector. As a well-connected individual residing or employed in the Regional Municipality of Halton or Peel, you demonstrate an awareness of the specific issues and concerns facing these rapidly expanding communities. You will be both an active voice of the Board of Directors and a knowledgeable resource in governmental affairs. Demonstrated not-for-profit or corporate board experience with formal governance training are assets. With three major capital projects running concurrently, there has never been a greater need for strong community representation on our Board. HHS has retained Promeus Inc., to invite nominations and expressions of interest to fill the upcoming Board vacancy. This advertisement is also posted on the HHS website at www.haltonhealthcare.com. 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Rates are subject to change without notice. Tandem Financial Credit Union Limited operating as Prosperity ONE Credit Union. Mobile food will be making a pitstop at the Halton Hills Health, Home and Happiness (#H5) Show, on May 2-3. It's all happening at the Mold-Masters SportPlex in Georgetown, sponsored by the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce and The Independent & Free Press. Food trucks will be in the parking lot, along with displays from local car dealers, big trucks from the Town, and classic cars. "It's food on the move-- real gourmet food," said Matt Donohoe of The Co-operators in Georgetown. The company has about 50 food truck operators as clients, offering them a package of vehicle and business insurance. "A real culture has grown around it in Hamilton and especially Toronto," he said. Operators use social media such as Twitter and Facebook to let customers know exactly when and where they will be selling their food. There are mobile apps that track food truck schedules, map their locations and al- low users to tap into operators' Twitter feeds. The Eat St. TV show that follows the trend across North America is into its fourth season on the Food Network. The Gorilla Cheese truck will be at Mold- Masters on Satur- day only, serving up variations on the grilled cheese sand- wich. Their Lum- berjack has cheddar, bacon, sliced Granny Smith apples and maple syrup, while the Gorilla Sarducci has mozzarella, to- matoes, red onions, fresh basil and a bal- samic glaze. The Beavertails truck, which was at the Georgetown Fair, will be at the H5 Show Friday and Saturday. Beavertails are flat, donut-type pastries, customized with toppings such as whipped cream, candy, banana slices, crum- bled Oreos and Nutella. Focused on the theme of "Small Town Liv- ing At Its Best," the H5 Show will showcase more than 100 local businesses and is expect- ed to draw more than 3,000 visitors. Check the Events page at www.haltonhillschamber. on.ca for more details. For more on food truck trends, go to torontofoodtrucks.ca. Food trucks will serve up unique fare at H5 show By PHIL GRAVELLE Special to the IFP Matt Donohoe of The Co-operators is bringing in some of his food truck clients to provide nourish- ment at the H5 Show.