News

* Shoplifter hits
local thrift shop

A shoplifter who tucked a $29
keyboard under his arm and
walked out of the Goodwill Enter-
puises thrift store in Sidney ended
up without the keyboard and $29
poorer after an appearance in Sid-
ney provincial court Thursday.

Terrence Parsons, 39, of Victoria
pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000.

Crown counsel Edward Orm-
~S_heim said Parsons and some
friends entered the Goodwill store
at about 3:20 p.m. March 23.
Parsons left the store with the
keyboard, running away when he
was challenged by store staff.

Parsons was identified by wit-
nesses and admitted to police
April 2 that he had taken the
keyboard. He said he had dropped
the keyboard while running away.

He told Judge Michael Hubbard
that he had been drinking before
visiting the store. He walked out
with the keyboard because the
store was busy and he didn’t want
to wait to pay for the item, he said.

Hubbard placed Parsons on pro-
bation for 12 months, recommend-
ing counselling to help the unemp-
loyed Parsons find a job. He also
ordered Parsons to pay $29 restitu-
tion to the store and to do 35 hours
of community service work.

Gulf Island
/ route change

The schedule for B.C. Ferries’

M.Y. Tenaka, serving the southem
Gulf Islands from Swartz Bay, will
change May 9.
@ ‘he ship’s first regular 5:30 a.m.
departure from Swartz Bay has
been canceled so propane can be
transported to Pender and Mayne
Islands. The ship will retum the
dangerous cargo trucks to Van-
couver Island later in the after-
noon. :

Passengers planning to travel
~ {rom Swartz Bay to Satuma Island
can take the first sailing at 9:30
a.m. and arrive at 11 a.m. The
ferry will resume the regular
schedule at 7 a.m.

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TOO GOOD TO RESIST are these Girl Guide cookies as
First Sidney Guide Company member Erika Manner-
felat, 12, demonstrates. The annual cookie sale contin-
ues over the next week.

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Eileen Graham of Rusts’ Jewellers has been providing
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for 22 years. This month she was rewarded for this
service by the Sidney Association of Merchants. Pre-
senting her with a certificate of recognition and a
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