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CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE Farmers meet Continued from page apparent contradictions between Wrights tesli On questioning by defence lawyer David him outside Sutton claimed Keelc kicked and a statement he gave police In his Hobson Mrs Sutton said she didnt see a 1 groin twice before he retaliated and testimony Wright claimed Sutton kicked him thing She said at one point her husband had Keele said Sutton jumped him when they reached the car Kcele who admitted drinking under age In the tavern claimed Sutton had come to his table flashed a badge and said he was a police officer before attacking Keele In his statement gone out to the last Nov he did not mention the kicking in cident and instead said both of them grabbed each other when the fight started After the fight Keele and Pepper returned to the tavern to call police Keele was bleeding profusely from his left eye testimony showed Aurora Constable Dean the first thought and the he said 1 fight but that was it She said she and her hus band didnt discuss the fight at that time of the National implications of staled that if older type Sutton and Wright both claimed they had re- he denied that either he or Sutton had turned to their tables and that Constable flashed their badges and claimed they were had walked past them several times policemen in front of and his two partners Sutton was not arrested until almost a week At one point however Wright went to the later next table to try to awaken Pepper When he Judge Morrison indicated the case for the returned he told Sutton that the youths defence was seriously weakened by the testi- he was a police officer Sutton of Suttons wife and Mrs Beverly Winters Mrs Winter said she didnt hear the youths swearing and had not seen any of the events that precipitated the fight educational fa- the rebate foolishly entered into mutual combat Sutton must be returned not be held responsible for an assault be- ex for roads interest fied Crown Attorney J Madden sitting with the feet had consented to the attack by Sutton Crown Attorney Madden argued that one cannot consent to allow Injuries to be 1 that Keelc was trying to escape Sutton Presbyterian moderator to be in Aurora Sunday AURORA Church in Canada will preach in Aurora this Sunday Dr T Evans moderator of the 96th General Assembly of the church will be guest preacher at St Andrews Presbyterian Church The service is pari of a special series being held during the centenary year of St Andrews A fellowship hour will be held in church hall following the service Dr Evans of Church to which DR T EVANS charge Dr and Mrs Evan have three daughters your off the ground Wales was the birth place of Evans Canada i his parents at the of eight His father Rev Lloyd Ev- is still remembered Rodney and Jar vis Commissioners honored with gold cult links last week by the Ontario Municipal Electric Association mark the years he has served on the town commission and two Aurora commissioners re ceived certificates for years er- presentations to Mr Thomp son to Donald Glass Aurora Hy dro chairman and to Aurora com missioner Donald Hamilton took place at the annual meeting of central Ontario district at the Hotel The two Aurora commissioners received certificates and later In the meeting Mr Hamilton was elected a director of the for it nil Ontario lilHlrlct resolution- Staled from the left are I red Newmarket Chair- n Don has Aurora and foriutr New- rket Standing from left arc Chairman linn Walker These Aurora and attended the one day meeting of in Toronto They SAVE our coat dry cleaning special EXPIRES JAN ISM noes hot apply to pup Oil LEATHER COATS Samtone FREE PICKUP DELIVERY 8955541 aia Yon St South Aurora PRESCRIPTIONS out Wed January ATTENTION VETERANS I ExService Men and Women and Dependents EG Traversy Ontario Provincial Command Monday February 1 1971 Starts Tomorrow 3 Big Days of Drastic Reductions in Every Department THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY BOYS WEAR TOQUE AND MITT SETS knit with matching milts 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