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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2002. PAGE 3.
Sympathy is extended-to Glenyce
and Dick Snell and families on the
death of a mother, grandmother,
great-grandmother Cenetta Bainton.
She will be greatly missed in the
community.
Congratulations to Angela and
Billie Tugwell, the winners of the
April 13, 125th calendar draw. The
125th committee is lookin' for
anyone who can volunteer an hour or
Well ,done
Four members of the Blyth Skating Club completed the
CanPower 'skate Level Ill Gold. Jory Lynn Uyl, left and
Jordan Dykstra are presented with medals by Lisa
Whitfield. Absent were Brandon Chaffe and Grant Sparling.
(Photo submitted )
Cattle beast la
stolen
FROM BLYTH
Damage
to school
On April 12 just before 11 a.m.
Huron OPP were called to the Blyth
Public School located on King Street
over vandalism.
The principal explained that
sometime through the night 15
windows were damaged by a sharp
object when screens were slashed.
Anyone who can help solve this case
is asked to call the local OPP or
Crime Stoppers.
On April 11 at 3 p.m. a farmer
contacted Huron OPP over the theft
of a cattle beast from a farm located
on Cranbrook Road in Morris.
The owner said that sometime over
the last three weeks one of 17 cattle
left in a field had been stolen. Taken
was a pregnant female registered Pol
Hereford weighing 650 kg. The
animal was close to calf and was
reddish brown with white markings.
It is valued at $2,000.
The animal was branded and had
registered ear markings.
Any person who can help in this
case is asked to call the local OPP or
Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-
8477(TIPS).
*Saturday, April 20
9 am to 2 pm
China, glassware, books,
plants, baking,
crafts and toys, etc.
Silent Auction - Meat,
dinners, services
Light lunches available
Proceeds to church' mortgage 3:1,
two on the
weekend of Aug. 2, 3, 4 to help out
with events. This is a great way to
meet the people coming home for
the weekend. If you can help just
give Donna Longman, Bev Blair or
any committee member a call.
Don't forget to mark your calendar
on April 27 for a family benefit
dance for Jason Badley (son of
Myrtle and Larry Badley) who was
hurt in a car accident during the
winter.
It is being held at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community Centre
from 8 - 1 a.m. Music is by D.J.
Lunch is provided and there will be
special events for the kids. Come out
.and have a good time.
Blyth Public School committee
would like to thank everyone for
supporting their community
supper.
The Rita MacNeil show was a
great success. Both Wednesday and
Thursday were sold-out
performances.
Greeting at Blyth United Church
were Fred and Deb Hakkers and
boys. Guest musician was Margaret
Kai. Guest speaker was Pat Milliken.
The scripture was read by the
confirmation class, Amanda Bearss,
Bethany and Jeremy Kresky, Gordon
Brigham and Stephanie Sanderson.
Pat's story for the children was the
story of people giving a fish to each
other. The letters in FISH in Hebrew
stand for Jesus Christ, son of God
and our Saviour.
The people would give each other
a fish and this was a sign that they
were Christians.
Her message to the adults was the
story on the Emmaus Road. Things
happen that we don't understand but
they are soon made clear to us and
we do not need to be afraid because
God will be with us whichever
direction we take.
It is estimated that one in four
Canadians — or approximately
eight million Canadians have
some form of cardiovascular
disease.
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