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The host of a Halloween party
was left holding the bag in Sidney
provincial court Thursday after
being fined $100 for contravening
Sidney’s noise bylaw.

Starting at 8 p.m. Oct. 28, police
received repeated complaints from
neighbors about the party, crown
counsel Edward Ormheim said.
Police visited the Henry Avenue

been moved back to Friday at 3 | residence twice to control the
p.m. from Monday at 3 p.m. party.
The display advertising dead- When police returned a third

line remains at 5 p.m. Friday,
the same deadline for letters to
the editor.

The deadline for submissions
to the sports department

time at 1:20 a.m. Oct. 29, they had
to break the door down to gain

Wednesday, June 27,1990 — A5

Noise spooks neighbors

access to the house, Ormheim
said. They found 26 people inside.

More party guests were outside
and on the street. Some of the
guests were minors and had been
drinking, Ormheim said.

The party included a live band
and fireworks on the lawn, Orm-
heim said.

Host Kenneth Joseph Bernard,
42, pleaded guilty to the charge.
After hearing Bernard was unemp-
loyed because of an injury, Judge
Stephen Denroche fined the Vic-
toria man $100.

Fake name didn’t fool cops

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Impaired crash
brings reform

An accident while intoxicated
spurred a 24-year-old Chemanius
man to deal with a dunking prob-
lem, Sidney provincial court Judge
Alan Filmer heard June 14.

Dana Edwards pleaded guilty to
driving with a blood-alcohol level
over .08 per cent.

Crown counsel Edward Orm-
heim said police were called to an
accident at 4 a.m. December 2.
Edwards admitted driving the car
and had readings of .13 and .16 per
cent when given a breathalyzer
fest.

A Law Centre defence lawyer
said Edwards was in the area for
an education upgrading course. He
has also spent time in a native
band’s Jonghouse to deal with an
alcohol problem and is trying to
enter a life skills and job program.

He has two children and has a
limited income, the lawyer said:

Filmer fined Edwards $300 and
@spended the man’s driving
licence for a year.

A Victoria man who drove while
prohibited gave his employer’s
name when stopped by Central
Saanich police. But he was tipped
up after giving the wrong birthdate
for the name.

A computer check revealed the
discrepancy, prompting David
Karms Bogaardt, 24, to admit his
real name to police. In Sidney
provincial court June 14, Bogaardt
pleaded guilty to driving while
prohibited.

Crown counsel Edward Orm-
heim said Bogaardt was stopped
for speeding on Mt. Newton
Crossroad just after 11 p.m. Apnil
9. Claiming to have left his wallet
at home, Bogaardt gave police his
employer's name.

Defence lawyer Richard
Schwartz said Bogaardt had been
out with a friend and had only
driven because the friend was
intoxicated. The man is married
and has a child, Schwartz said.

He submitted a favorable letter

of reference from Bogaardt’s
employer.
_ Judge Alan Filmer said he was
not impressed by Bogaardt’s driv-
ing record or his attempt to mis-
lead police.

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