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JACKSON, MISS. (AP) —
The Mississippi surgeon who.

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SPECIAL PERSON... -
Kiwanian Alan Cawte

was the inspiration for the
character of Lt.-Col. Henry
Blake in the MASH television
series concedes that even
during the real war ho was
“not very military.”

Dr. Henry Holleman -of
Columbus was in command of
the Mobile Army’ Surgical
Hospital in Korea that Dr.
Richard

“Brian L
Brown

Certified General

in the novel MASH, the book
that inspired the 1971 movie
and the long-running tele-
vision series.

. 410 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar
Ph. 365-2151

had
in mind when he created
Henry Blake, the easygoing
commander of the 4077th,
who was played by McLean
Stevenson when the TV show
first appeared in 1972,

The final episode: of
MASH a special 2%-hour,
production, was broadcast
Fel

Hornberger did a good job
of portraying him in the
Blake character, Holleman
says, although he can’t en-
visage himself in some of the,
show's wilder scenes.

“He did all the loving, and I
did all the fishing,” he said.

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comes down to treating casu-
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— “a witty sort of guy, who
could. have been a standup

acter Hawkeye Pierce after
himself. -But he. said there
was no Cpl. Klinger, the sol-
dier trying to get a discharge
by, wearing women’s cloth-
ing.

Holleman's unit “had 16
surgeons, divided into two
crews, who worked 12 hours
a day. When casualties were
heavy, he says the operating
Toom frequently was “going
full blast 24 hours a day.”

“I was low key, not very
military,” Holleman says. “I
considered the other doctors
as fellow workers, and’ we
just wanted to get the job
done.”

Holleman said that ‘while:

the TV series wandered. far
afield in some of its port-
rayals, the medical scenes
were well done and the
operating room on the TV
screen was just as he re-
membered it in Korea.

The show also accurately

depicted the differences in .

military medicine between

the Second: World War and

the Korean War, he saya.
MEANTLOSS

A veteran of both conflicts,
Holleman ‘said_ that in the
Second World War an arter-
ial, wound almost certainly

» meant the loss of a limb for
the injured soldier.

“But, in Korea, we had
training in vascular surgery
and lots of men retained their
legs because of: that train-
ing,” Holleman said.

Speed in recovering the
wounded also played a big
factor in Korea, he said.

Many of the dead, he’ said,
were men who were injured
during the night, and were
hard to find by the air crews.
Kidney failure and shock
from exposure were the big-
gest cause of death in his
area, he said.

Holleman says he made
several excursions with the
helicopter crews to get a feel
for what they did.

Holleman had joined the
Mississippi National Guard
after coming home from the
Second World War and re-
turning to private practice.
The Guard unit was activated
when hostilities broke out in
Korea.

Suddenly, Holleman found
himself in command of a
MASH unit about 60 kilom-
etres north of Seoul“

Although his unit was
“mobile,” he says it made
only one move, the “night I
got there.”

He said they moved up a
few kilometres to provide
medical support for an as-
saul on the mountain called
“old Baldy,” and stayed
there for the rest of his tour
of duty.

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WEATHERCAST

Cloudy. with: Isolated. showers

highs = Nisar:-8°..

ows about 2° .
Chance | of

erection! jor r Both doys ts'40

2 Sections (A&B)

~ those first four

‘ellaicaly ¢
“The biggest part about this," ‘gays Lawrence ‘Cheroff,
the

“cand

West's: Department. Store during a “gimulated

Restart.

“emergency. situation Friday to:kick off Operation

He explained that it-could take an ambulance up to 15
minutes to reach a vittim in the ‘outlying areas of this
community including Blueberry Creek, Ootischenia, Robson

With CPR; @ person will be able to recognize
the signs of a heart attack and apply the proper emergency
lures until the ambulance team artives. °

/Statistics show that 60 to 70 per cent of sudden deaths
caused :by cardiac arrest. occur before hospitalization.
Chernoff hopes to tee a reduction in these statistics through

Service in Carilegae. “this death is reversible.”
But between four and six minutes after the heart attack

: occurs, the victim suffers permanent braiti damage through

Dut your. chances are slim,"

‘warms Cheroff.

As the local
‘Services, Chi

for Ei
ff. wants ¢ to know how
utes are. To this end, he and his two

restores the victim’ otto trough acu reacuo breathing oad
chest. com;

2 "What we're looking a Is giving the people in this.
community the greatest chance of survival,”” Chernoff said in
an interview this week.

; Health |

‘Restart.’

Chernoff . came up. with the idea of educating the
in about 10 months ago.

Since then, he’s devised a plan that would see business

people, organizations and members of the public form groups

of between six and 25 to attend his five-hour CPR course. The

fee is $10 per person and anyone interested can call him at

vanpbuyan (CP) — BG

Hydro’.may be overstaffed,
overpaid and overbuilt but it

cotporatio mn that
fifth largest in- rterms at net

3S assets.

Its accounting

t
are ‘debatable re its erodes:

SAN FRANCISC! (AP) —
Queen Elizabeth ‘and Prince
:Philip departed a mid ballons
and fireworks for a private
weekend at Yosemite -N:

tional Park after helping

President and Mrs. REagan
celebrate their. wedding an-
niversary-in royal style.
The send-off. at Pier 50
featured caterers dressed in
Elizabethan“ costume . who
dispensed bowls of Cheerios,
°8,000 donuts and 6,000 don-
ated cookies.to more than
1,000 people braving rain for
a glimpse of the royal couple
The Queen,

white broad-rimmed hat with
a large feather, emerged.
from: the -yacht ‘Britannia

with .the U.S. president,
They smiled and waved to
the crown as théy were led to
waiting limousines by Secret
Service agents carrying um-
brellas.

The farewell incorporated
the music, fireworks and a
hot air balloon ori
scheduled to greet the Queen.
Wednesday. ’. ‘That, feativ
welcome for’ the royal: ‘yacht
Britannia was washed out
when the Pacific storms that
raked California forced the
royal couple to fly rather
than sail to the Bay area.

VISIT PARK

The Queen and her’ con-

sort were to fly to Yosemite

and take over the imposing -

Hotel for a week-

365-2617 or call the Castlegar branch of Ke Savings —
one of the along with local radio station

. CKQR. The date, place and time can be arranged to suit the

group of people who want to attend the course which is spread
over two week-nights. .
. “Money ralsed through the CPR course will go towards
. the purchase. of training equipment’ and a heart monitor, a
piece “ of used ‘to the
heartbeat.

The course can be held anywhere, says Chernoff, but the

continued on poge A2

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as rest before flying to
Seattle on Monday to rejoin
the Britannia and travel to
British Columbia.

But Friday was: another
hectic day in the social
whirlwind of -the Queen's
first visit to the West Coast,
capped with a celebration of
the Reagan's Sist wedding
anniversary. .

continued on page A2

change.on export sales. by,

encouraging Hydro to enter -

into short-term contracts for
supply. of firm: power. to the
United States:

: another 7.7-per-cen

revenue over the 19.

1982, For

57.7 per. cent: more from
butan-air tistomers. iy Gre-

1 1981, and 5.4 per cent ‘Apr.
major. ‘government policy - 1 mainland

the, requested further . in:
crease of 4.2 per cent April 1,
1988, was cut to 3.2 per cent.

“The. original request. for

mission” and a former pro-
vincial. court judge, died on
Dec. 15, two weeks after
completion of the hearings,

: BCTF calls for stability

VAN OUVER (CPi = Caling negotiate’ directly with Pre-

tor. end, to: at conflict in

mier Bill bennett.

Lary. Kuehn, B.C: Teacher's.
Federation ‘president, said
the organization : wants to
~ Zomax
taken off.
shelves |

TORONTO (CP) — The
prescription pain-reliever
Zomax,

linked to at least five *:

deaths in the United States,
will be temporarily taken off.
the market in Canada,:a
‘spokesman for’ MeNeil Phar.

y acnuteals Canede seid Pet secre

and the gov-
ernment have a mutual. in-
terest in ending the conflict
in the education system,”
Kuehn told a news con-
ference Friday.

“We have to have a return
to stability in the school
‘system for: the sake of
children in this province, for

board funding. Kuehn said
“That plan has to be rejected
because it really isn’t a pro-
at all”
Instead, the federation has

“Bennett a letter offering to

negotiate on a number of

proposals it feels will restore

stability to the system, in-

cluding:

ESTABLISH COMMISSION
The establishement of a

the sake ‘of teach

think for the sake of soctely
in the long’ term.”
Referring. to. a. recent,
di Minis\

of
government, teachers’ fed-
eration and” B.C. Shcool
Trustees- Aarocintion repre-

ine issues

try prop
that teachers accept a wage
freeze in exchange for job
security and additional school

Dr. Walter Forgeil, the §

Company's director of scien-
tifie affairs, said McNeil is
following steps taken in the

US by Johnson end Johnson, &

the company’s parent, after

the disclosure that there &
chave been five fatal and §
_ about 1,000 non-fatal allergic

reactions to the drug.

Forgeil said in a telephone
interview that adverse re- 9
actions to the drug in Canada  -
occurred in only 0.004 per §

cent of 760,000 users, about
“80 cases.

He said the company had
not received any reports of
any fatal reaction to the drug
in Canada and that most: of

the allergic reactions to @

Zomax were mild.

© Red Cloud will be one of 50
instructors on hand conduct-
ing workshops during the
sixth annual Spring Festival
of Awareness planned for
March 18, 19 and 20 at Selkirk

College. For details see page §

AS

- page BI

Linda Hall’s regular Sunday feature this week
introduces us to Stanley Humphries Secon-
dary Schoo! drama teacher Joe Beales, page
63

inside

Castlegar Rebels were knocked out of the
playoffs Friday night after a 6-5 loss to Beaver
Valley Nitehawks at the Fruitvale Arena, see

such as” curcicalume grad-
uation requirements and
continved on page A2