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Wituesoes sap* Murray indiums atone on boat
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peered.
(Witnesses testiftsd in at
now crowded cuurrtruoar
regarding sawing 'Steve .,and
`Mistie ort Stove's boat, Tutt
• seeing Stove rewm to the
harbour slam en the evening
. ofs ay 31.
Mae than 40 people gath-
mai in the- worn onMoaday,
more than twice the usual
number of spectators, along
with fncods and family of the
Murrays to hoar the= day's tes-
umuny.
That testimony began with
Patricia Cafik and her
•boyfrieed,'Mike Ryan. who
owned a sailboat in Snug
:Harbour. The couple are front
theAitdtaxr area.
Caftk testified she had met
Mistie the weekend before
whet Mistie, a friend of hers
and Cali 's two daughters
played together and spent the
.night on Murray's boat.
On May 31. Cafik said she
• was reading un the boat when
she sae and spoke briefly to
Mistie who was Coming to
her father's boat.
Ryan also testified he had
said "hello." to Mistie and
was aware of her being on
the Murray boat, docked hear
his. •
,WhileLeaf ik •was below,
maktog.dirtetar, site -raid site
hoard tate +toed ( tuntbiing of
Murray's high•powertd boat
millet eiintbul , pan ovay alp tate
.steps in ,the 'boat 'to sane
`Murray leave owith Mistie
standing in the break of • the
boat.
Kyan gave similar testimo-
ny.
'Neither saw the boat return
but noticed it was not in the
harbor the next morning
Under cruss.examination,
neither could recall seeing
the Agawa C:anytm. one of
the largest treighters to use
the harbor. tending sat( that
day.
Greenspan stied disctrpan-
cies in • Cafik 's and Ryan 'N
testimony on 'Monday com-
pared to statements they
made to the police and in n
preliminary hearing last year.
Greenspan indicated that
both gave difterent dates of
their arrival that weekend in
Cartier statements and had
changed their stories on
Monday.
Carni. gave a more precise
indication en 'Monday of
when they arrived at their
boat but did not give, one dur-
ing the preliminary hearing.
Couples took plenty of photos
CONTINUED' ram paw ?
speaking. Summer found it
helped to at least know num-
bers in Spanish when she was
in the marketplace.
-Each crew worked towards
the -completed project. "ln the
end. sheet metal was on the
roof, gables- in. hyla' in -and
even T bar ceilings in." said
Marlen. Partitions in upstairs
rooms were also constructed
as well as outside railings.
When their work terms
were finished. each group
flew. with a lot less luggage,
in a 15 -seater plane to the air-
port in Managua. It was a
one-hour flight - a let quicker
than the bus and. boat ride
there: •
What a Vacation'.
Why did these couples
decide to put themselves
through the sweat and toil
and impoverished conditions
'Wuur mniuse ,isritgptuv-
ing with lige. Qs'that %What
you're tidbit's; usriGree rspan
askant
Roan tele (Oruenapan he
woes ' PIO 4per cent certain s he
new Miotic that .day hut only
95 per cant sone he ,naw 'Steve
bemuse he did nut actually
speak to Stove .while 'he did
spear to`Mink .
Ctilk had:tesliftcd she was
"veay sure" she saw Steve
and ''vein), •sure" she saw
Mistie.
Under cruss•oxaminatiun,
Ryan could not recall other
specific times in April •or
tura 'vaCatiuri .,
**For the experience and to
help them out.' said Tyler.
The Papples went on the trip
shortly after they were mar-
ried. Summer said they could
have just gum' to a resort but
taking the kind of trip they
did it was a _Chance tO sec
what the country was really
like. The Vincents also were
interested in the experience
when they heard about it at
church and wanted to help.
After working a double
'Stint of four weeks total.
Tyler isn't sure if he'd julep
at the experience again..
"1'd like to Mc the finished
project." said Jane.
The Papples and Vincents
both took plenty of phu-_
tographs and slides of their
• trip and are willing to talk to
local groups about •more of
their experiences,
Good turnout for So:
. e
hie
CONTINUED drum page If _ of Sealorth competed over
the weekend et the. Oakland
players teed it up for the h8- University Invitational in
hole three-person scramble- . Michigan•. About 65 players.
format. What an ante/int! mostly from the ruin -west'
turnout' .
The winning teatns were:
Winner - Jerry Wright. Cohn -
Y'oung, Gary Bennett with a'
63; Second -.Paul Selsey. ,
Run McCallum. Ken Janrnaat
with a 64: Third - Karsten
• Carroll. Jason Patterson.
Brent Vandenekkvr with a 65. top 15 with a score of M.
• anti Fourth - i)uug kilio t. f.adies'night was rained out
ChriltRookc. Jim Verliot' last week .'They will resume
with a 06.• Lung dare was play this week on 'Thursday
won by -Paul Selvcy; closest evening. All gol ing ladies
w hole a3 - Roug Fry; clescst • arc invited. Men's night cOn-
to holt:alit -Kick Le:onhardt: untied fur the third week. The
closest to hole *13 - Frank first of the weekly prizes will
Vcxlx ine, closest to hole $15 - be given out this week. Neil
Steve Meinally; closest to Baker is looking for an assis-
holc a 16 -Paul Selvcy. cant to help with scoring each
Lveryone in the event week. Seniors are scheduled
rcc eavtdl a prize: but the big to begin on Monday. May 5.
winner was the Scaforth and The seniors will be happy to
Distriet Foudbank that will be playing again but sad-
rec:eive $50X). dened by the loss of one of
Members Rave Mhz of their members and one of our
Clinton and Tony Greidanus club members: Ron.Knight.
bIttIO5. participated. The 36 -
hole tournament was cut to
I8 holes bmause ui heavy •
rain. Hilt/. of the University
of Detroit. tied 1or second -
ptaee.with 7-1, one under.
Grcidanas. at Mercyhurst
College. Eric. finished in the
May that he had been at the
boat.
Greenspan suggested it
could have 'been a visit on
May l6 and May 17 that
'Ryan=amd rt3(tfik saw Mistie
and Stamen the boat.
-Korvin Adair of London
testified That he and his .wile
were meeting his in-laws et
his father-in-law's boat at
Snug Harbour un the evening
orMay 31.
Adan said he saw Murray
arrive in the company of a
young woman but diti nut
hnuw if it was Mistie.
He saw the woman help
load and store small pan.'els
Vet the boat and watched as it
exited the harbor.
He saw Murray uperaling
the boat anti the young
woman standing in the mid-
dle til the boat.
"i never did see her teee.'
he said.
When his in-laws arrived.
they tuck the boat onto the
lake and when they returned.
slew the -Murray boat. parked
in the harbor basin, facing the
gram elevators.
"I noticed Mr. Murray was
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.Kathleen Williamson and
Margaret Craig were greeters
at, puff's United Church May
4. It was pulpit exchange
Sunday and Alex McGilvery
from Dungannon, exchanged
with lames Murray. .He
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gear," the said.
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family that thaw had been
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aware of theme and watched
them. Me thought 'Murray
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