eS Joyride damages senior’s car, bans youth from island SIDNEY FLORIST TECENIERY

2 could be on the island provided he
who owned the car took the vehi- _ tion owner has since repaired the faq written permission from his IMPROVING
cle to a local service station on damage for the senior, knowing the youth worker. YOUR ODDS
@ Jan. 23, complaining about an woman cannot afford to pay for the He ordered the youth to pay AGAINST
unusual noise. as He Fess restitution restitution to the service station by eae CANADA'S
The station owner found the from the youth. isi i AND STROKE
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An evening joyride by an 18- her arthritis made it difficult to Pender Island, until a recent move ; COLIN TRY
year-old Pender Island youth remove and re-insert the keys, the 9 Saanich to seek work. The Magic ofFlowers
caused almost $200 damage to a station owner called police. He is now unemployed but has a is Just a Phone DINING
1979 Chevette owned by a Pender The youth was suspect in chance of summer construction : j
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Island senior. another similar incident. When employment on Pender Island, |
Thursday in Sidney provincial visited by police, he admitted tak-  \4cKimm said. He asked the judge
court the youth was ordered to pay _ ing the car for a drive around the ot to ban the youth from the i 656-3313
$191.59 restitution, placed on pro- __ island. During the drive the muf- island, as all of his friends and his
bation for a year and banned from _fler came loose and, since he girlfriend live there. S 2499 Beacon Ave.,
the island after pleading guilty to could not fix it, he took the Judge Stephen Denroche Sidnev, BC. )

the charge.
Crown counsel Edward Orm-
heim said the 75-year-old woman

muffler was missing, the recently
filled gas tank almost empty and
evidence that the car had been
driven through a muddy field.
After learning the woman left
her keys in the ignition because

muffler off and dumped it in a
ditch.
Ormheim said the service sta-

McKimm said the youth was
evicted from his family home by
his stepfather after his mother
passed away in April 1989. Since
then he has lived with friends on

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thought the youth should stay away Mt.
from Pender Island but said he

for repairing the car with no
promise of payment.

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