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Portraits of the past

_Incelebration of Sidney’s Centennial

DO YOU RECOGNIZE any of these gentlemen? The Sidney Museum needs your help.
According to the Museum’ files the photograph is of the Sidney Softball Team, circa 1920,
If you can identify anyone in the picture or if you have information about the Sidney

- Softball Team, please call the Museum at 656-1322.

Turn alerted police to impaired

An erratic tum at Fifth and Beacon in Sidney at 3:25 a.m. June
30 led to Sidney resident Vaughan Korning, 36, being picked up
for impaired driving, Crown counsel Stephen Fudge said in Sidney
provincial court Sept. 26.

Korning had breathalyzer readings of .16 and .16 per cent.

Judge Wayne Smith fined Koming $400 and suspended his
driver’s licence for 12 months.

Low readings result in lower fine

Breathalyzer readings of .10 and .12 per cent were recorded by
driver Jeannine Peter after Central Saanich police stopped her at
3:42 am. Aug. 18, Crown counsel Stephen Fudge said in Sidney
provincial court Oct. 3.

Saanichton resident Peter, 25, pleaded guilty to impaired
driving. Fudge said police stopped Peter after seeing her drive
through the stop signs at East Saanich Road and Mt. Newton
Crossroad. : :

Judge Alan Filmer fined Peter $300 and prohibited her from
driving for a year

Impaired driver ran highway signal

An impaired driver survived crossing against the light at the Pat
Bay Highway and Mt. Newton Crossroad intersection but was
stopped by police immediately after running the red light, Crown
counsel Stephen Fudge said in Sidney provincial court Oct. 10.

Victoria resident Richard Morton, 22, pleaded guilty to impaired
driving. i g

Fudge said Morton had two breathalyzer readings of .20 per cent
after being stopped by Central Saanich police at 3:37 a.m. Feb. 2.

Judge Keith Bracken fined Morton $400 and suspended his
licence for a year.

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Fire fines
are approved

Those who break North Saanich
fire control bylaws will find their
pocketbooks lightened under a
schedule of ticket fees passed by
council Oct. 7.

Fines of $50 were approved for
obstructing fire equipment, mak-
ing a false alarm, interfering with
fire hydrant access, operating a
commercial incinerator in viola-
tion of the Fire Chief’s order,

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not supervising burning in a
domestic incinerator.

Those who improperly place a
domestic incinerator, burn prohib-
ited materials, bur on the fore-
shore in violation of setbacks or
add more than the permitted
amount of fuel to accelerate burn-
ing will also be fined $50.

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