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Albertan woman seeks new trial for Trus
It has. been 11 years
sine Steven Truscott
was released from prison.
in 1969 after serving a
decade for the sex-
murder of a 12 -year-old
girl at Vanastra, the
former C.F.B. Clinton,
Butit's not too late for a
new trial. says Dorothy
MacDonald an Edmonton
grandmother, , says a
Canadian, Press. ' news
report this week.
After reading
everything she could get
her hands on about the
Murder of Lynne, Harper,
MacDonald said she is
con\rince.d that Truscott,
Flying Club formed
BRUSSELS - A new
airplane hangar has just
been erected at the home
of Jim Armstrong of
Brussels.
It took the Brussels
Flying Club one month to
build. the hangar, which
will hold two planes,
although currently the
club has only one fair -
craft.
The club offers flying
lessons to interested
persons two days per
week.
14 at the time of the girl's
death is innocent.
And ;she has launched a
nationwide campaign to
collect one million.
signatures from people
who feel the same way
about the case.
MacDonald has never
met Truscott but she says
she doesn't want him to
live the undercover life of
an ex -criminal on
lifetime parole.
"I'm doing this because
nip felt this way, from.
day one. I guess what
really made me do this.
was, when Truscott asked
for 'a new trial not long
sago.
can't believe a boy
his age could have done
such a killing. T Just see
the whole thing as a
horrible miscarriage of
justice and that's why
I'm hoping to drum up
some public outcry, •
She said at first she was
only planning to send the
government a 5,000
signature petition calling
for a new trial.
But after the
Pre.gi essive ',Con-
servative
,Con-servativ'e ,government
Was defeated and Pierre
Trudeau returned as
prizue minister, f figured:
I'd need about a million
signatures to convince
hien (Trudeaur.
"Tr,udeau never
showed much cow
passion toward the case
when he'was minister of
justice around that time
and I'm going to need all
the support f can get to . ;s
budge him."
--.: n- ust`a°°tew weetire-' s fir ofifie l oyal "Ban"k fn
Clinton will be making a trek down the street to
their 'new spacious building on Victoria Street,
behind Wesley -Wills. United Church. The new bank
wTli Ge `acessibleirom both Victoria and King
Streets and will have plenty offree parking.
(James Fitzgerald photo)
Ramblings from the races.
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year. Lifetime she has
earnings of $39,528."
Ames Pride, owned by
Ben and jean Feagan of
Goderich, was second in
.her. first - lifetime start
with Randy Henry on the
bike, while Amys Miss
was third for owner Rex
Duckworth of Goderich
with Jack up.
Gerry. Roebuck drove -
Jolly Killean to his fourth
win of the year for owner-
trainer . Lionel Arbour of
Goderich in, the second,
timed in p, 2:09.4,
followed by J.C. Lornie
Lee with Randy Henry
handling the reins for
Douglas Kerr of
Dungannon. Sing Outs
Hope finished third for
John Muir and 'trainer
Terry Rutledgey with
R.W. Scout fourth, Deep'
Run Skipper was second
for Ted and Alma
McLean in the third.
Fancy Slipper took 'a
new pacing record of
2:08.1 in winning the
fourth. The, three-year-
old filly by Fast Clip
Scarlet SLip;perA
driven by Carl Fisher,
who owns -her in 'part-
nership with Grant
Fisher of Goderich. John
Mathers was third with
Merrywood Lisa for . the
Broken M Stables of
Goderich, while Frank
M'acDonald finished
fourth driving Dial Tone
for Charles Brandon of
Clinton. Gord Pullman
was third with trotter
Aimas Prince for owner
Sack Mcilwain of
Seaforth, while Critnson
Josie was fifth. •
Clarence Young drove
Iron Lassie to her third
victory this year for Bert
McBride of Goderich,
while Miss Krista Hal
finished fourth for
Charles Brindley.. Gerry
Roebuck had his second
win of 'the night when he
won ' the eighth with
Nancy Meadow that he
co-owns with George
Feagan of Goderich. John
Muir of Seaforth finished
second with his- Goldie
Chris while Randy Henry
took . third with Scarlet
Dakali, ,trained by Terry
Rutledge at Clinton for
owner Harold Eyre of
publin.
bale—
ale Kennedy of
SeafoftWivas second with
his pacer Jeffrey Hi in the
tenth, while Jack Duck-
worth finished third
driving Emma C Lee for
Carman Kerr- of
Goderich.
The feature event this
Thursday, August 21 at
Goderich will be the
Ontario Sires Stakes for
2 -year-old trotting . colts
and geldings. Post time is
7:45 p.m.
Skippy Dover was third
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at Hanover on Saturday
night for owner -trainer
Lorne Tyndall of Clinton.
with Frank MacDonald
driving.
Smile
Pioneering, '80 style:
Having to cut the box top
off when the pull tab fails
to w. rk.
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