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The intersection of Tatlow,
Laurel and Heather roads will be
realigned, following North Saa-
nich council’s approval of the
$15,235 expenditure Monday.

Now Laurel Road and Tatlow
Road are almost parallel and inter-
sect at a shallow angle. In addi-
tion, the one-way section of Laurel
Road is often travelled by people

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

Road upgrade approved

going the wrong way.

The realignment will move
Laurel Road south to intersect with
Tatlow Road at Heather Road. This

would create a 90-degree intersec- -

tion and climinate the. one- way
stretch of Laurel Road.

Sidney RCMP support the real-
ignment as a way of eliminating a

‘traffic hazard.

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THE DRIVER WAS in trouble after this 1981 Pontiac TansAm

“hit the ditch while southbound on the Pat Bay Highway

near McTavish Road, about 6:30 p.m. May 8. A 17-year-old.

Sidney man driving the car turned out to be a runaway
youth from the Lakeview Youth Containment Centre in
Courtenay. Apparently the Pontiac was following another
‘vehicle too closely on the highway. The driver hit the ditch
‘and caused substantial damage to the right side and hood
of the TransAm while avoiding a collision with the other
vehicle, police said. The car is owned by a Canadian
resident attending school in Washington State. The driver
‘was charged with following too close, having no driver's
licence and was arrested on an outstanding. warrant.

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Police were called to Durrance

_ Lake again last weck by people

concerned about groups of people
drinking alcohol in public. Several
charges: were laid against persons

_ found with alcohol.

‘Liquor was. scized and the
owner of one parked vehicle was

charged with obstruction of traffic.

Sidney RCMP will be making
frequent patrols ofthe. area and

“will be watching for persons drink-
- ing alcohol in a: public place.
“Drivers of vehicles not parked .
_, properly along the roadway will be
Charged for obstructing the flow of:
: affic, police Said.

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INJURY ACCIDENT
A 65-year-old Victoria woman

was taken to Saanich Peninsula

Hospital with severe chest pains
following a two-vehicle accident

on the Pat Bay Highway. and~
Dolphin Road, about 10:50°a.m..

May 13, Sidncy RCMP. report.

- A 1985 Ford Bronco driven by a

-42-year-old Victoria man appar-
ently was turning left off Dolphin
onto the highway, when the acci-
dent occurred.

_-was. charged : with failing | to ‘yield :

. “after a-stop.:"
‘MOTORCYCLISTS INJURED ;
~ Two.men in their 20s:were taken » =:

: 10 hospital with injuries after the

om. “;motorcycle they. were: riding: was in.
‘in the’ 9800- block Second :
Strect May 10- i, Sidney RCMP

“Damage was. “estimated at...
$2,000 and the Bronco’s. driver

11, Sidncy RCMP said.

Allan Girard, 21, and a 23-ycar-
old male passenger from Victoria
hit a 1979 Pontiac driven by a
39-year-old Sidney woman.

Girard was charged with not
wearing a helmet. Total damage to
both vchicles was estimated at
$600.

~» DRIVER CHARGED

A 33-year-old Sidney man was

charged with impaired driving

after his vehicle went off East.

Saanich Road and hit a hydro pole,

about 2:48 a:m. May. 11:
Kenneth John Rysstad: appar-

ently lost control of the vehicle in

“the 9000-block. East Saanich .
Road. About $2,500. was done to ri

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OA 28 year-old Sidney:man was’
“charged «with hit and run and...
impaired driving after an accident ~~
on Sidney Avenue and Third Street,
about 12:20:a.m. May 13: _
About $2,000 damage: resulted is
“when a vehicle driven ‘by Bryine =.
* James; 25; hit: ‘ar vehiclovlogally.. oo
a. collision with ‘a. car: on Barrett” a
“Drive and Spicden Place: in Dean’.
: Park Estates about 10. a.m. May

28

‘James was found by. police :
: about 10 minutes after the crash. are

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