Terrace B.C. Ambulance
report for Wednesday, March
11, to Tuesday, March 17.

A quiet week in numbers of
calls for Terrace ambulance staff,
but the percentage of personal

injuries were noteably high. Of a -

total of 16 emergency and non-
emergency ambulance responses,
eight were due to personal
trauma.

An elderly man was trans-
ported to Mills Memorial Hospital
late last week suffering a cut to
the head, a Terrace youth was
treated and released from hospital
following a hockey mishap, and a
Terrace man who suffered a knee
injury during a weekend alterca-
tion in Thornhill was released

from Mills Memorial earlier this
week.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
four people were injured in separ-

_ate skiing mishaps on Shames

Mountain. According to a Mills
Memorial Hospital spokesman, all

were treated in the emergency:
-room and released. On Sunday, a
“woman complaining of a sore back

went to hospital. On Monday a

‘woman complaining of a leg

injury was transported and a
Terrace teen was treated in hospi-

tal for a shoulder injury. On Tues-

day it was a Kitimat girl com-
plaining of a sore back.
The only other trauma injury

‘during the week was the result of
‘a motor vehicle accident on

Kalum Lake Drive. According to
RCMP Cpl. Garry Moritz, the

single vehicle accident occured at
10:28 p.m. Tuesday near Camp
Creek, about 12 miles north of
Terrace. The 70-year-old male
driver was southbound on the
highway when lost control of his
1981 Ford pickup, which came to
rest on the passenger side at the
bottom of a 12-foot embankment.
Moritz says the driver of the
vehicle was not wearing a seat
belt and was transported to hospi-
tal by ambulance. His younger
male passenger, who was wearing
a seat belt, received only minor
injuries. A Mills Memorial spokes-
man says the driver of the vehicle
was treated for his injuries and
later released from hospital.
Moritz said the vehicle sus-
tained damage estimated at
$5,000 and the driver has been
charged with crossing a solid line.
There were two medical emer-
gencies during the reporting
period. An elderly man was taken
to hospital with a back complaint,
and a local resident was taken to
Mills Memorial with chest pains.

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Terrace Review — March 20, 1992