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  • to bring out the best $300 and $400. Another thing SECT would like to do is visit the dorms on campus in order to better educate students about first aid. "1 feel like we can be a primary response service as well as an educational service to promote emergency medical care in this area. "In responding to calls on campus, we always find that the people have elevated the patient's feet or covered him with a blanket. The people say, T knew I was supposed to do something like this, but I didn't know exactly what.'" Still another project Rich is working on is SECT backing up the Cullowhee Fire Department. "We'll offer medical coverage on their fires and they'll give us fire protection on our calls (car accidents, wood fires. gas spills), lt will give us both more calls. It will keep us both more active, lt will keep us on our toes instead of sitting idle all the time." According to Rich, the team is always looking for new members, especially females. "We'd like a female on all of our crews. That's for our protection and the benefit of the patient. "We haye a lot of female patients. They prefer a female to talk to when they're afraid or embarrassed." There will be five SECT members for the coming fall semester. They are Chief Eliot Rich, Secretary/Treasurer Sabra Simpson, Joseph R. Zalkin, Glen Williams and Trainee Ken Furey. All are students in Western's Health Sciences Program. last of the Red Hot Lovers' Neil Simon ploy m ends tonight 3 The final production in WCU's summer theatre scries will be Neil Simon's Last of the Red-hot Lovers," to be presented through tonight in the WCU Little Theatre. "Last of the Red-hot Lovers" tells the story of Barney Cashman, a middle-aged man who, believing that life has passed him by, is determined to have a romantic adventure. John Davlin, visiting assistant porfessor of speech and theatre arts at WCU, plays the part of Barney. The three women he attempts to seduce are played by Tonva Lamm, Elaine Armstrong, and Carolyn Rauch, WCU assistant professor of speech and theatre arts. The play is directed by Joseph W. Walker, instructor of speech and theatre arts. Set design is by B. Anne Stump, with lighting by Steven Fryar. C ain time for the Simon comedy is 8 p.m. tonight. Ticl prices are $2 for adults. $1 for students, and 50 cent >r children. Reservations may be made by calling the 7U department of speech and theatre arts at (704)227-7491. July 19, 1979/THF WESTERN CAROLINIAN/Pa«e7 Core seminar to be July27-21 The eleventh annual Southeastern Emergency Care Seminar will be held at WCU July 27—29, with attention centered this year on new basic emergency medical care techniques and pratices. The seminar is held each year for emergency care personnel. It is conducted by the Fire and Service Division of the North Carolina Department of Insurance in cooperation with the Department of Insurance and the Office of Emergency Medical Services. Registration will open at 10 a.m. Friday, July 27, in Walker Residence Hall and will remain open continuously until 8:30 a.m. Saturday, when it will move to Forsyth Auditorium foyer. Sessions will be held in Forsyth Building. The opening meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday, July 27. Speakers during the three-day seminar include Dr. Thomas Griggs of the cardiology department in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Dr. Glenn Pickard from Memorial Hospital at UNC-Chapel Hill; and Dr. Robert Rigdon, WCU professor in the School of Education and Psychology who will conduct a two-part session on death and dying. Elwood Inscoe, deputy commissioner of insurance in charge of the Fire and Rescue Service Division; Dr. Hall Salisbury, director of the WCU division of continuing .education which is coordinating the seminar; Graham Johnson of the insurance department staff, seminar director; Gene Howell, assistant seminar director and regional coodinator of the Office of Emergency Medical Services and Bob W. Bailey, assistant chief for education of the Office of Fmergency Medical Services are seminar leaders. With the seminar emphasis on new developments in emergency care, Dr. Griggs will open the first session July 27 with an address on care of persons who have or experience heart problems at the scene of an accident. Gerald Brown of the Office of Emergency Medical Services will discuss advancements in emergency treatment, and Griggs will conduct a session on the .latest techniques in setting up a command post for 'emergency care. Mini-workshops and demonstrations of how to handle various emergency situations will be conducted by staff members from the insurance department divisions and from emergency services. Dr. Rigdon's sessions on handling death and dying will be held Saturday morning, followed by afternoon workshops and demonstrations. Sunday morning, July 29. Dr. Pickard will conduct a two-part session on coping with the pain of patients in emergency situations. The seminar is being coordinated in the WCU , Division of Continuing Education by Cyndy Shay. I THE RED HORSE RESTAURANT FEATURING 16 DELI SANDWICHES WITH SUPER HOT WEATHER SALAD SPECIALS Quiche, French Onion Soup Au Gratin, NY Style Cheesecake, Chocolate Eclairs, Apple Pie THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL FRENCH ONION SOUP & QUICHE FOR 11.50 Also ask about our vegetarian line We also have wine by the glass, carafe, or bottle, after 5.00 pm wine's 50c a glass we deliver to the downtown sylva area 38 RAILROAD AVE from 11 am to 2 pm PHONE 586-5935
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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