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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2005-06-23, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2005. Knights welcome new grandson Congratulations to Gerald and Iwyla Knight on the birth of their son. Christopher Allan (Chris) born in Stratford General Hospital on I riday. June 17. He weighed in at 7 pounds. 15 1/2 ounces and is a brother for Elisa. Spoiling privileges go to grandparents Pat and Linda Sou I Here of Woodslee and Leslie and Yvonne Knight. His great- grandparents are Don and Shirley Reid of Leamington and Mary McTaggart from Goderich. Area residents attended the wedding of Wayne Alexander and \ngie Smith in Ethel United Church on Saturday. June 18. On Saturday evening. June 18, many area friends and relatives of Dwayne Evans and Melanie Mohr attended a summer time pig roast social at the home of Warren Wray outside of Ethel. It was pul on by (heir bridal party to celebrate their upcoming wedding. Congratulations to Matthew I'erpstra, son of Chuck and Samantha and Rosalee Johnston, daughter of David and Tracy who represented Molesworth Bowling Lanes in the Ontario Provincials in Toronto on Saturday. June 18. It was 4-H Beef Club begins new year By Crystal Blake The Brussels/Belgrave 4-H Beef Club has started another year. The members are working on health records as their project. They have had three meetings thus far. a points over average and they were sixth out of 16 teams with a score ol 138. The winners were from Kitchener and they scored 191. The Terpstras and Johnstons attended the Blue Jays ball game on Saturday as well. Area residents attended the Huronview and Huronlea appreciation dinner and entertainment in the Seaforth Legion on Wednesday evening. June 15. Karen Uhler from our area received a volunteer appreciation certificate for over 100 hours of volunteering at Huronlea. On Friday evening Leslie Knight assisted Edna McLellan and Neil Hatt with the Cranbrook card party. Share-the-wealth winners were Leona McDonald and Neil Hatt. Verna Crawford won the travelling lone hand prize. Alice Keffer and Gail Smith had the high scores and those not so lucky were Isabelle and Bill Craig. Helen Dobson and Linda Minielly were tied for the most lone hands for the women and John Subject had the most lone hands for the men. The tally card winners were Leona McDonald, Allan Edgar, Velma with the most recent being June 18. At this meeting there was a washing and fitting demonstration. Club members acknowledge RK Animal Supply for hosting the meeting. Sleighthdlm. Adrian Vcrstoep. Leola Thompson. Iola Subject. Myrna Burnett. Allison Slcightholm. Dorothy Dilworth. Lloyd Smith. Mary Davidson. Beryl Smith. Mary Huether. and Lloyd Weber. The next card party will be in July 1. A number of residents attended the farewell party for Joan Golden held in the Brussels United Church on Sunday. June 19. Congratulations to Tammy and Adam Hamilton who were the organizers ol the successful event. Bikers Show-n-Shine for Community Living held in Listowel. Theresa McDonald-! ec was welcomed back to Cranbrook Presbyterian Church on Sunday, and her message to the children and the Witnesses back up story Continued from page 19 had walked away from the initial altercation without injury, w'hile Visser was bleeding from his head. “In view of the fact that you so quickly defended yourself, why not go home? Why tempt fate'.’” “I thought it was a good idea at the time.” said Barlow. Two defence witnesses, friends of Barlow’s who were with him that night, backed up his story. Cornish called the incident, “an acute situation that developed into something of a difficult evening.” He noted that his client had felt the issue was not over after the initial interaction. Cornish also said that the victim was “the most beligerant witness sermon centred on water. Emily, Sarah, and Sean Mitchell played the piano and Sean gave a violin solo at church on Sunday too. Birthday wishes to Gayle Speiran, June 22, Isaac Baker and Nancy Knight. June 24; Ruth Sauve/Schade. June 25. Barb Terpstra. Edna McLellan and Natasha Terpstra, June 27; Karen Smith and Marx McTaggart. June 29- Happy anniversary to Troy and Tracy Long. Paul and Sandra Coghlin, June 23; Dean and Lori Bentley. June 24 and Elston and Olga Speiran. June 28. Don't forget the firefighters' breakfast in Ethel on Sunday. June 26. They and their families deserve our support. I've ever seen". What occurred was “given and taken in kind. It was verbal fencing. Would a better person have walked away? Maybe,” said Cornish, adding that he felt male pride had prevented that. Hunter felt, however, that Barlow's third trip to the house clearly proved his guilt. “If that’s not causing a disturbance what is?" Regarding the resisting arrest, Cornish argued that Barlow had not been given a clear indication of what he was being arrested for. And that while he did flee it was not unexpected in light of his client’s state of mind and his claim that the officer had used pepper spray . NEWS FROM CRANBROOK “There have probably been worse cases of resisting arrest.” said the judge. “But I accept the evidence of the officer.” Regarding the resisting arrest charge. Hunter felt there could have been little doubt in Barlow’s mind what he was being arrested for. Barlow has no record, is employed full-time and is a reservist with the military. The incident, said Cornish, “was entirely out of character. He regrets what happened that evening.” Hunter granted a conditional discharge and placed Barlow on 12 months probation. He must also complete 150 hours of community service work in nine months. 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