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b 1c. ie : - Villa fire drill Mock evacuation goes off without 2 PAUL SANDERSON With the fire alarm ringing, and the loudspeakers announcing, "Code Red!, Code Red!, third floor lounge," 30 Grade 8 students from Monsignor Castex School were successfully evacuated during a mock fire drill at the Villa Community Care Centre last Friday. Friday was the fifth time students have taken the place of Villa residents during a mock evacuation. Student participation allows staff to practice and improve their procedures without unnecessary risk to patients. Assistant Administrator David Jarlette was pleased with the per- formance of his staff, who matched their record of previous years and evacuated the entire third floor with no injuries in 22 minutes. Each of the 30 students from hitch teacher Jim McGregor's class adopted the name of an actual Villa resident. Multi-coloured coded medical tags around their necks described the physical condition of each. The realism of the drill, and its benefit to the staff, was greatly enhanced as pupils acted out their conditions ranging from being confused and suffering from smoke inhalation to an amputee confined to a wheelchair. "It's their imaginations that make young people our first choice for this exercise," says Jarlette. McGregor explains how the annual fire drill evacuation is part of an ongoing relationship between his school and the acredited nursing home. The Grade 8 pupils sometimes visit with patients seven or eight times each year and join them for mass and social activities. Simcoe Centre NDP chooses executive The Simcoe Centre Susan New Democratic Party held its annual meeting in Codrington Street Public School last Thursday. The following people provincial delegate, Bob Edwards; large, Alice Carlson, Tim Tynan, Don Arkell, Joy Canning, Peggy Perry, George Spencer, Stan Little, Jim Paul, were acclaimed or electedtothe executive: Jim Hunter, Tom president, Noel St. Cooke, John Kenwell, Laurent; vice-presid- Mary Lou Wessenger, ent, Paul Wessenger, Frank Berry. Richard Austin, Gaye There was a Lamb; secretary. discussion before the Karen Gordon; elections of high treasurer, Don Lynn; unemployment and membership secretary, possible solutions, such Leonard; as reduced work weeks, retraining for members at technological change, early retirement, and a fairer taxation system so that large cor- porations stop deferring taxes, Richard Austin reports. Nov. 28 There will be an open house in Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Elmvale from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. to bid farewill to Father Hawkshaw. ' "THE PRINCESS" Exclusively at Orr's 19 Magnificent Diamonds set in 14 kt. gold. Total .25 ct. Regular Value over *800. Anniversary Special Available Exclusively at Both Locations ORR'S STEPHEN JEWELLERS | ORR JEWELLERS 303 King St., Midland Mountainview Mall 526-9511 % 526-6481 4 Prices effective thru Sat., October 27th, 1984 A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements Eos ALP) food store Great Fall Food coupons! BIS Savin SAVE 3.00 MOUNTAIN DEW, PEPS! FREE, SUGAR FREE PEPSI FREE, REGULAR & DIET Pepsi-Cola CASE OF 24-280 mL TINS (750 mL btl .49-Plus .30 bt! deposit) EB | (Limit one case per $5.00 purchase, excluding this item. Maximum 3 cases per family purchase.) REGULAR, FINE OR EXTRA FINE 369 g VAC PAC 1PLY, BATHROOM, ASST COLOURS Nabob Tradition Cottonelle Coffee 2 Z 99 Tissue (Regular or Fine Decaf 3.99-SAVE .90) PKG OF 4 ROLLS 1.69! va " jt LL " i t i SAVE .70 @,FROZEN, BEEF, CHICKEN, CHOPPED BEEF OR TURKEY =pangu et Dinners. 10 OZ PKG if «NSTANT save) Nescafe 10OZ/JAR PRODUCT OF ONTARIO see Fresh 10 OZ PKG F +59) hi Coffee | 3.99 8"! | Spinach NY: 2-PLY, WHITE, YELLOW OR CHAMPAGNE Viva Towels PKG OF 2 ROLLS FRESH, SHANKLESS SHOULDER, PICNIC STYLE Pork 282/14 19 22] Shoutders ool 1 '° [2] Roasts eMON.-TUES.-WED. 9 to 10 p.m. eTHURS.-FRI.-SAT. 8 to 10 o.r €&>) HUGEL AVENUE MIDLAND SAVINGS SHOWN IN THIS AD BASED ON A&P CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS amt Wednesday, October 24, 1984, | 5 » Oghr on fnents weRvantiey %- a, Yea r= ICOIDU j@ad tis ok f * Pasa