Wednesday, July at 1973

Peninsula Police News

Five .persons were _ hos-
‘pitalized following two separate
accidents on Durrance Lake Rd.
last Wednesday.
Sidney RCMP report four per-
sons were injured when the car
in which they were riding went out

of control on loose gravel,

smashed into a parked car, then
spun off and clipped a utility pole

~ before plunging into the lake.

Michael J. Dolan, 1084 Tatlow

Rd., was the driver of the car,

‘police said.

The second accident occurred
as police were on their way to the
scene of the first mishap.

A vehicle driven by a Sidney
man, Gary Hall, went into a ditch
after passing a police car ‘‘at
great speed,’’ the investigating

constable reportea. |

Hall was pulled from his. car
and sent to hospital.

No charges were reported in
either accident..

Damage has been set at more
than $5,000 in two’ separate acci-
dents Monday at the intersection
of the Pat Bay Highway and

: McTavish Rd., Sidney RCMP

report.

The first accident, which
occurred at 1:40 p.m., also sent
two people to hospital for treat-
ment of minor injuries; a police
spokesman said.

Damage in that accident was
set at $2,300, all but $800 of it to
a car driven by Donald Piercy
Couch, 3826 Epsom Dr., Victoria.

Couch and a passenger in his

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vehicle both sustained minor
“injuries.

The driver of the other vehi-
cle, Frank W. Storey, of Revel-
stoke, has been charged by RCMP
with failing to yield the right-
of-way while turning left.

Police claim Storey turned
left off the highway in front of
Couch's oncoming vehicle, caus-
ing the accident.

’ In the second accident, which
occurred at 6:30 p.m., similar
charges were laid against Gordon
Broster, 621 Bryden, Victoria.

Broster was charged after the
car he was driving collided with
a vehicle driven by Kevein F.
Wood, of Surrey, who was south-
bound on the highway at the time.

Police allege Broster turned
in front of the oncoming Wood
vehicle.

No injuries were reported in
the second accident,.in which
each car sustained. an estimated
-$1,500 damage.

A Victoria man suffered

minor injuries in a.one-car acci-
- dent Monday night, Sidney RCMP
said this week.

Augast Strodyk, 1447
Maheray Rd., was treated at hos-
pital for injuries sustained when
his car left'West Saanich Rd: and

Struck a utility pole at.11:15 p.m.
Strodyk told investigating ©

officers he had been blinded by
the headlights of an oncoming car
“and had lost eonsiro? of his vehi-
cle. ._

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