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THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1986. PAGE 29.
Broke window, man charged
To all our friends at
Christinas, the joy is ours
to wish one and all a
holiday blessed with
peace, prosperity,
health and joy.
McCutcheon Grocery
Brussels
Sending holiday cheers your way.
Good health, good friends...all the
best to you at Christmas.
Thomas Lawrence Alexander,
33, of Bluevale, appeared in
Wingham District Court on Dec
ember 17 to face a charge of
mischief in which he is alleged to
have thrown a grocery bag contain-
ing canned-goods through the
window of Ontario Minister of
Health, Murray Elston’s constitu
ency office in Wingham.
According to Chief Robert Wit
Melville Guild elects officers
On December 15, Mrs. Margar
et Work opened her home to 17
members of the Melville Presby
terian Guild for their Christmas
meeting.
Tasteful decorations added a
festive touch to the evening with the
programme entitled “Good News,
are you Listening’’ under the
leadership of Mrs. Helen Elliott
and Mrs. Jean Bewley. Mrs. Elliott
read the Christmas Story from
Luke 2 and A Little Boy’s Dream,
an imaginary story of Jesus never
having been born was read by Mrs.
Bewley. Several carols were sung
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Dou-
ma followed by a prayer circle led
by Mrs. Elliott.
CHRISTmAi
A hearty greeting to all our
friends. It’s a pleasure to wish you
the merriest of holidays at this time.
We thank you for your patronage.
DEBBIE PRIOR
Clip ’N Curl
Hairstyling
Brussels
tig of the W ingham Police, the man
was inside the office when he
became upset, throwing the cann
ed goods, as well as an office
heater, through the plate glass
window of the Josephine Street
office.
Chief Wittig says the matter is
still under investigation, but esti
mates the total damage at between
$1,000 and $2,000. A car parked on
The retiring president, Mrs.
Kathleen Semple, thanked every-
onefor their support during the
past two years and expressed
appreciation to the hostess and the
programme committee. Reports
were given and thank you cards
read. Mrs. Jeanne Ireland report
ed that 22 poinstettias have been
delivered to sick and shut-ins for
Christmas. The roll call was
answered by a Christmas thought
and the evening closed with carol
singing followed by the report of
the nominating committee as
follows: Past President, Mrs.
Kathleen Semple; President, Mrs.
UUinhr UJondorland
May your joyous
anticipation of Yuletide
cheer be fulfilled in
every way.
Mason Bailey
Real Estate
Lynn. i n nn belle. lirinn.
Wingliam
Clinton
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the street outside the office
received minor scratches from the
broken glass.
Terry Deyell, Mr. Elston’s
constituency assistant, who was in
the office at the time of the
incident, is reported to have been
shaken but not injured.
Mr. Alexander has been re
manded, and will appear in
Wingham Court again on January
28.
Jean Bewley; Vice President, Mrs.
Margaret Work; Secretary, Mrs.
Elunid McNair; Assistant Secre
tary, Mrs. Isabel Adams; Treasur
er, 'Mrs. Jeanne Ireland; Pianist,
Mrs. Mary Douma; Press Repor
ter, Mrs. Isobel Gibson; Sunshine
Committee, Mrs. Helen Elliott and
Mrs. Wilma Hemingway.
Group leaders are: Group 1,
Mrs. Margaret Work, Mrs. Eliza
beth Jamieson, Mrs. Mary Hueth-
er; Group 2, Mrs. Isabel Arm
strong, Mrs. Doreen Rutledge,
Mrs. Cathy Cardiff.
hope 1987 is filled with many
great adventures for you. Have a
roaring, happy Holiday Season.