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16 = Terrace Review —— Wednesday, October 9, 1991

Ambulance chief —

leaves Terrace for —

Port Alberni post

A changing of the guard
has taken place at the Ter-
race ambulance station.
Mike Dwyer, unit chief in
Terrace for the past five
years, left for Port Alberni
recently and Wayne Moi,
currently the unit chief of
the Fort St. James ambu-
lance station, will be moving
to Terrace when he com-
pletes his current commit-
ments in Fort St. James.

That could take two to
three months, and in the
meantime Terrace ambu-
lance attendent Barry Franz-
mann will fill the position of
interim unit chief.

Moi has worked as the
Fort St. James unit chief for
the past few years and is a
fully trauma-trained atten-
dent. Franzmann, a 1978
graduate of Caledonia Senior
Secondary, has lived in Ter-
race most of his life. Follow-
ing graduation, he worked in
local sawmills for a short

period of time before

become an airport firefight-
er. He joined the B.C. Ambu-
lance service as a part-time
attendent in 1980 and
moved into a full-time posi-
tion in 1986.

Dwyer moves to Port

Alberni, a community about
twice the size of Terrace,
with nearly 20 years of

-ambulance service under his

belt. He became a part-time
attendent:in 1972 and made
the switch to full-time in
1978. Dwyer worked his first
shift as unit chief in Terrace
on June 1, 1986; prior to
that he worked as an atten-
dent in Vanderhoof and
Hope, and as the unit chief
at Burns Lake.

Just prior to his depar-
ture, the Terrace Review
asked Dwyer how he felt
about the move, and he said
he’s enjoyed living here for
ihe past five years and he’s
going to miss the communi-
ty. “I like the area and the
people,” he says. “I’ve found
a lot of friends here and I’m
going to miss them.”

And as far as his fellow
workers are concerned,
Dwyer says, “This is proba-
bly one of the better crews
I’ve ever had in any station
I’ve ever worked.” And there
are others Dwyer will
remember. “I'll also miss the
hospital staff,” he says.
“They're good to work with.
And I’ve enjoyed working
with the fire department.”

Terrace ambulance attendant Barry Frantzmann (
boss Mike Dwyer and, temporarily, took over his job.

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