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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-01-30, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1991. PAGE 9. Walton Walton Sports Club GIC Rates ■F Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 to hold Poker Rally W3Z, O/ -NO FEES Z4 /O .ALL INVESTMENTS GUARANTEED & INSURED •FUNDS TRANSFERABLE VIA CHARTER BANK Wr Place in the House’ Duff’s service meditation The annual meeting of Duffs United Church congregation was held on Sunday, January 27 follow­ ing the morning service and a delicious pot luck meal. The morning service was held at 11:30 a.m. with Bluevale United Church having their service first due to annual meeting at Walton. The next two Sundays will also be at 11:30 a.m. as Rev. Bonnie has Seaforth annual meeting on Feb. 3 and Winthrop, Sunday, Feb. 10. Also on Feb. 10 the Slave Luncheon will be served following the ser­ vice, sponsored by the Senior Class of the Sunday School. Barry and Karen Hoegy were Former Walton area resident gives home to greeters Sunday at Duffs. Offering was received by Ray Huether and Ken McDonald. Rev. Bonnie Cole Amal conducted the service with meditation on “Our Place in the House’’ followed by a discussion. The annual meeting was led by Rev. Bonnie who opened with prayer. Marilyn McDonald was appointed as secretary and read the minutes of last year’s congrega­ tional meeting. It was moved to adopt the slate of officers as printed in the report. Next Sunday will be the installation of all board members. All organizations reported a very successful year. The country sup­ per was discussed in the new business. It was moved to have it June 9 this year. Graeme Craig expressed thanks to the minister for all her work and leadership through the year. It was moved to adjourn the meeting. Plans have been made for the Walton Area Sports Poker Rally for this coming Sunday, Feb. 3 with registration from 11 a.m. till 2 p.m., $4 or 3 for $10. There will be cash prizes and door prizes. It is hoped old man winter will hang around with all his snow. Come out and support your local sports as People they haven’t been able to have a rally for the past two years due to the weather. INVESTMENTS 1 microwaved cat Tough tabby Joyanne Van Vliet and friend Lucky. A former Walton area resident was featured in the January 22 issue of the Burlington-Hamilton Spectator for giving a new home to a cat that was apparently micro- waved. Joyanne Van Vliet, daughter of Jan Van Vliet of RR 2, Brussels, had been considering getting a kitten when she heard the story of Lucky. The two-year-old orange short-hair had been microwaved and tossed outside to die in early December. When he was found by the Lincoln County Humane Society, he was in shock and had lost all co-ordination and the ability to walk, according to manager Frank Hampson. In the following weeks he was treated for his injuries, including back and respir­ atory problems. The case of Lycky was widely publicized and the humane society had about 50 inquiries concerning the cat. One was Ms. Van Vliet’s, who was surprised at the screening process for adoption from humane society. She said it much like a job interview. Looking at her furry friend, Van Vliet finds it difficult to imagine someone would want to hurt him. “How could someone do that?’’ she said. “It still makes me mad when I look at him, because he’s such a loveable cat.’’ Though Lucky seems to have fully recovered and is settling into his new surroundings quiet com­ fortably, he is on antibiotics for his lung problem. the felt Ms. Steven and Kathy Huether, Tor­ onto spent the weekend with Ray and Margery Huether. 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