HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2008-01-03, Page 3Happy New Year everyone.
The village was saddened to hear
of the death of a long-time resident
Pat Shaw this weekend.
Our sympathy is extended to
Charlie, Brenda McDonald and
families and Ann and John Nesbit
and families on the death of a
mother, grandmother and great-
grandmother.
The Craig family celebrated their
Christmas on Sunday, Dec. 30 at the
home of Joye and Murray Kane of
Fullarton.
Those attending were Lauree
Elder of Stratford, Al, Cindy, Bryan
and Ashley Kane of Mitchell, Doug,
Joyce and Jamie Craig of Atwood,
Kim and Mark Hornyak of Strathroy,
Paul, Sue, Emily and Amanda Craig
of Waterloo, Bodie and Ollie Craig,
Deb, Fred, Jon, and Quinton
Hakkers, Marilyn Craig, Dave Craig,
all of Blyth.
Everyone enjoyed the food and
a time for visiting with one
another.
Happy Birthday to Deb Hakkers,
Mike Haggitt and Jenna deCorte of
Kippen (daughter of Sandra
(Howson) and Tony) who will all
celebrate on Thursday, Jan. 4.
Euchre will be starting for the new
year on Jan. 14 in the Blyth Legion
hall at 7:30 p.m.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
Greeting at Blyth United Church
on Sunday, Dec. 30 was Doug
Howson. Ushering were Brenda
Brooks, Joann MacDonald and
Elaine Brown. Guest organist was
Elizabeth Stennett.
Guest speaker Sandy Morris
welcomed everyone to church.
The choir anthem was The
Nativity Carol. A minute for mission
was read by Lorna Fraser.
The scripture readings were from
Isaiah 63: 7-9, Hebrews 2: 10-18 and
Matthew 2: 13-23. Psalm 148 was
read responsively.
Sandy’s message to the adults was
Hope for a New Beginning.
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 2008. PAGE 3. Dogs stolen from local kennel
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OPP are investigating a robberyfrom a Blyth kennel just beforeChristmas.Between 1:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. oneor several suspects stole 10 puppiesranging in age from three weeks tothree months old.
The dogs were taken from the
display area of Pups for Pets on
Blyth Road. The display area is a
heated room that had been
completed just in time for
Christmas. Many of the dogs taken
were already purchased as
Christmas presents.
The police are asking the public to
keep a watchful eye and to be aware
of the specific breeds of dogs that
are missing.
The stolen dogs include a male
black schnauzer and a salt and
pepper schnauzer both aged eight
weeks, a black West Highland
terrier/cairn cross aged five weeks, a
white female West Highland terrier
ages seven weeks, a black husky
aged eight weeks, a brown female
bulldog aged three months, a black
and tan female Yorkshire
terrier/poodle cross aged 11 weeks,
a black and white shitzu aged 3
weeks and two black and white
Boston terriers aged 10 weeks.
The value is estimated at $4,700.
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Puppy theft
OPP are investigating the theft of a number of puppies from a Blyth-area kennel. Jeff
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the theft occurred. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
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