Page 1! The Tuesday, March 15, 1955

I-Iowlon

-Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Flnnani and daughter. and Mrs. Felix. Doiron. motored to Alberta on. Fab. 2'1.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peters were h Alberton, Feb. 21. . .

Messrs. Lyman Arsenauit and Paul Gallant motored to summer- oide on Monday, Feb. 3.

Miss Shirley Richard is now lpending a couple of weeks at the home of her sister and brother-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant. Duvar. while her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard are visiting in Westbrook, Me.

Mrs. George Mat-l)onald of 0'- Leary. was the guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Tenis Pe- ters. on Feb. 28.

March came in cold. blustery and real wintry. A little more snow fell which considerably helped the hauling to the delight of all who had hauling to do.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacMil- Ian and four children are now re- siding with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carruthers at Hovvian, where Mrs. MacMillan is recuperatinf before returning home.

Eusebe Arse-Iiault has purchased I barn in Woodstock and is pre- paring to haul it to Rowlan.

Messrs. Fred Arsenauit and Maurice Arsenauit. motored to Al- berton on Wednesday. March 2. where Maurice remained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gal- Iant.

Several young folk from Hnwlan attended the hockey match in O'- Leary Rink on Thursday night. March I.

Mrs. Alyre Gallant and little. daughter of Duinr visited in How-g Ian at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenauit on Saturday. March 5.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenauit and sons. Louis and Norman of Upper How- Ian. visited in Duvar on Friday. March 4. -

Miss Lauretla Arsenauit employ-l ed in Summerside. was in Howlan on Wednesday afternoon visiting her parents.

Fred Arsenauit accompanied by. his children. Alfred. Bobby and! Betty. motored to Summerside rec-, ently.

Mrs. Gilbert (iaudet of Wood- atock. spent Sunday afternoon. March 6. at the home of Mr. and

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Mrs. J. B. Arsenauit at Howlanw

Miss Bhirley Richard visited ini Howlan. on Sunday. March 6. guestl of her cousin. Miss Grace Arsen- suit.

The snow plow has once againl opened up the Howlan Road. Mon- day after the snowing and drift- ing of Sunday and Sunday night.y

Lenten devotions and catechism classes are being held at St. An- thony's and at O'Lcary. with Rev” M. J. Rooney the officiating clergy-. man. I

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Mr. Richard Fleming who liasl been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Richard at How- lan. has now returned to Char- lottetown.

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-Miss Elaine Gamble. summe - side. spent the weekend visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gambia.

The World Day of Prayer Serv- ice was held at the home of Mr.

land Mrs. Rhodes Ashley in the

form of an open meeting for all ages. The leaders for the different ectiona of the programme on the theme "Abide In Me." were Mrs. Russell beard. Mrs. Rhodes Ash- ley. Mrs. Horace Gamble. Mrs. Artemas Cameron and Mrs. Elmer Wallace. A very fine message was given by Mrs. Gardiner of Alber- ton. The offering was received by Miss Eleanor Ashley. The Rev. Mr. Gardiner closed the meeting with prayer and the benediction.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Leard were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Harrison. O'Leary.

Mr. Gilbert Bridges who has d

been spending some time with his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collicutt. Burton. Lot 7. has returned to his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leard.

Luckily Mr. Gallant was home at the time and got to work at once with help of neighbors who quick- ly gathered and managed to ex- tinguish the fire. Considerable damage was caused. The Gailant's are now residing in Woodstock until a new flue is built.

Mrs. J. B. Arsenauit is now suf- fering from a bad cold and has been in bed for the past few days. Her many friends hope to see hr up around soon.

Mrs. Alban Arsenauit was hm tess on Tuesday night. March I to the members of St. Anne's Club ol I-iowlan, Woodstock. Forest Viei. and O'Leary. In spite of the ver) cold night 21 members answerc roll call. by dropping a penny in mite box. Minutes of previoii meeting were read and by motion

iadopted. Sick committee gave thei-

report. Receipts were turned in for 35. to March of Dimes. also for stamps sent in. A sympathy card was sent. it was then decid- ed to donate proceeds of the eve- ning to Red Cross. which amounted to sl0.00; also an Easter gift to a member who is attending Tigni.-i Convent as she had been over looked at Christmas. More cod liver oil tablets were ordered. Mrs. .lerry Gallant invited the member. for April meeting. The usual bingo will be played and each member is asked to make a lb of sugar into fudge which will be auction ed at the meeting. Aicontest put on by the teacher. Miss Alice Mac- Kinnon was enjoyed by all and was won by Mrs. Jerry Arsenauit who remembered 20 out of the 30 articles on table thereby winning a small prize. Thcn meeting ad- journed by praycr. Bingo and lunch of sandwiches and tea fol- lowed Some fine selections were played on piano which all enjoy- ed.

Mrs. Edward lilac-Alillan is non a victim of jaundice and Mrs. He- ber Bryan a victim of flu.

Calvin and Barbara .lean Mac- Millan. who spent a while in How- Ian. have now returned to Wes Cape.

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-"Henry Gallant of the Locke Road was in Olbeary on Tues- day. March nth.

Edward Griffin of Burton was in Forest View on March nth.

Jim. Cullicutt of the Reserve Road was In Howlan on Saturday. March 5th. I

The membe .. of the Howlan Ste. Anne Club held their March meet-

Colonnn. accompanied by Mrs. Marlon Phillips and Mrs. Empress Luxtnn. were Sunday visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas.

Mra. Brenton Hudson recently spent a few days visiting relative In Summeralde. .

Mr. Hillard MacLeod, assisted

mg I! the home a Mrs. Alhaa Arsenauit One visitor had 2! members were , nt. Mrs. Jer- ome Gallant kindly invited the members for the next meeting.

in Forest View. March 7.

Frank and Melvin Cullicutt of the Reserve Road were in 0'- Leary on March tnh.

Alhan Ar enault and Anthony Finnan of I-Iowlan and Joseph T. Gallant of Forest View were visitors on Tuesday evening. March 3th.. at the home of Jerry Gallant. I-lowlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Newton Harris of Springfield were visitors on lwednesday evening. March 9th at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs. True- iman Harris of the Locke Road,

Earl Cullicutt of the Reserve lRoad was in Howlan on March

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The January meeting of the Wheatley River Woman's Minion- ary Socioty was held at the home of Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Harry on Feb. 17th. 15 members and two visitors answering roll call by roadln verse: from the 2nd Chapter St. Mark.

For worship service was used the World's Day of Prayer pro- gram. led by Mrs. Leonard Ling.

he was assisted by Mrs. Preston

Mr. and Mrs. Ayra Gallant of Duvar and Clifford Arsenauit of Howlan.

Lyle Brown of the Mill Road was on the Locks Road on Thursday. March 10th;

On March l0t.h, Mrs. Angus Mcbaine visited at the home of Mrs. Margaret Arsenauit and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie Silliker god Mr. and Mrs. Claude Silliker.

Mr. and Mrs. .l. B. Thomas mo-.

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Ivan Arsenauit of Howlan was tin Forest View March 10th.

iMargaret Arsenauit of Forest on Howlan. -CU.lthe evening of March 10th were

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Shirley Richard of Dunvar g y . spent Sunday. March 0th visiting ggitghfsg Summerside. Tuesday. Visitors at the home of Mrs. her cousin. Grace Arsenauit of

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ola prayers were cured Mn. Harold Chandler. Mrs. Gordon Andrews. Mrs. Rsagli Barrett and

scripture was read by Ira. Theo Sellar. Mrs. Fred Mackas and Joan Maldarson. Hymns sun were those of the World's Day

Prayer Service. Closing with the- I ended

day thou gavest Lord i

The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.

Mrs. Theo. sonar read a letter from Mrs. sproule, and thank you card was read. Our new Mis- sionai-y'for Prayer Mina Elisabeth Utting. Mrs. Theo. Bellar to' of- fer prayer. It was decided to start the travelling apron. A nice letter of good wishes and do- nation from Mrs. Nelson Stead was read. also a reading request- ed by Mrs. Robert Sellar.

It was decided to open the service with a hymn and prayer by our President and close with worship period also to have a circle of prayer at each meet- ing. Mrs. Harold Buntaln invited members for next meeting; Mrs. Cora Ling to be leader. -

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