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THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

Wednesday, December 17, 1986

A young driver lost control of
his car. on the curve below
Mount. Newton. School: and
crashed into another vehicle, in-
juring three people Dec. 13.
The crash was one of three in-
cidents on Central Saanich

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Roads after. midnight Friday
night.
Dale Johnston, 18,
due care and attention after the
Keating Crossroad accident.

Johnston, his passenger Steve.

Fire guts house

Responding shortly after 2:30
p.m.,:the firemen spent almost
‘two hours knocking down the
flames and mopping up..

Damage to.the house, owned
.by Eric Roberts, is estimated at
‘$40,000 to $50,000, officials
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No one was home at the time.
‘A Saanich police spokesman.

‘said the road was blocked for an

hour and a half while firemen

‘extinguished the blaze.

‘Cause of. the fire is not, yet’

‘known, Bryden said, but inspec-

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tors investigating the incident
are expected to submit. their
report within the next two
weeks.

Traffic along West Saanich
Road was blocked for 90

“minutes Sunday afternoon as

firemen tried to douse a burning
home.

The rear of the house and car-
port at 5090 West Saanich Road
was. totally engulfed in flames
when firefighters arrived at the

‘scene, said Saanich deputy. fire
chief Murray Bryden,

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and. the other driver,

Tribe,
Bryan Polson, were taken to
Victoria General Hospital with
undetermined i injuries following
the crash.

Tribe was kept.in hospital un-
til Monday morning.

Johnston’s. car .suffered

$5,000 damage, while Polson’s |
sustained $4,000.

pickup
damage.
Later, shortly before 5 a.m.,

a local youth flipped his vehicle:

into a Central. Saanich Road
ditch.

The: 17-year-old male was
taken .to Saanich Peninsula
Hospital with facial cuts and
later charged with impaired
driving.

Also that night, police were

called to a:two-car crash on the °
after. .a.
Sidney. man allegedly went

Pat’ Bay Highway,

through a red light.
Terry Sheldrake, 21,

light . after the’ crash, which

resulted in $3,800 damage, t but |

no injuries.

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After Joseph Rene. Desjar-
dins’ ninth -scheduled ap-
pearance in Sidney Provincial
Court to face mischief charges,
atrial date has not been set.

Desjardin’s lawyer wasn’t re-
tained on some charges until the
morning of Desjardin’s latest
court-appearance Dec. 11.
‘Neatly five months earlier,
Judge Michael Hubbard gave
Desjardins a two-week adjourn-
ment so he could contact a
lawyer.

The newly retained lawyer,
Richard Schwarz, asked for and
received a further adjournment

. from Judge Robert Metzger.

Desjardins, who has had nine
scheduled
Sidney Provincial Court to face
mischief and traffic charges,

now has a tenth scheduled for
Jan. 8.

After. seven scheduled ap-
pearances beginning June 5,
‘Desjardins ultimately pleaded
not guilty to the charges on Dec.

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Court case adjourned again.

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_ Appearing as lawyer for Des-
jardins on. Dec. 11,. Schwarz

‘said ‘f] have just been retained ~
this morning on a couple of.

these. informations. I’m-asking
the following informations go
to the -next date
court.’’
However, Schwarz

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next court date was Jan. 8

because of the holiday break.

Desjardins did not chow up
for scheduled appearances on
June 5, June 19, Aug. .7, Sept.

.26, and Oct. 7.. He was granted

adjournments on June I1, Jply
24, and Dec. 4, before the Dec.
11 adjournment.

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