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‘ . Oll- l" lthytiiin,’ [StB-T-sll. iirlcd and music-illicit. has“ ‘been hurled bv l-lollywrood as the, lyezlrs LJZK new musical romance.‘ ;\rith Rtulv Viiilec. Ann Miller and 1t(lH‘l_ll.'il‘\' laiu- lit-iiiiiii: the lin- iDi‘('!\sl'»'c mist. u.’ radio. stage and screen Cvlehiiiivs,

Others llllilfilzitlll to the stellar cast are Allen Jenkins. Joan Mer- rill. BFPHUIL and Uobiiia, the Three ‘Stnoues. Richard Lane. six Hits unzl ta it Eddie Dnrauitls Rhuiiiba Orchestra and Git-n Gray’ and His CILM] Lama lfaiirl. sitillllll‘ Cilllll and Salli Ciiirpliii m-niied the seven int tunes, WIllFil hlulilight. the comedy; LeH/ov Prinz (hrs-elect the dance routines, and Sidney Salkow hund- ied the. niirizaiihone on thc ﬁlm.

With Vnllcc czist. as a tiv-atrical bﬁﬂkmlr intent. Miss Miller is seen as hispctilc iioiv dancing and sing- inr! "tlisi.ovei',v." llllfl MISS Lnnc as ll singiru: star (lctcrminird t0 advance her own career regardless of thr- cost to others. Within the frame- work of the smoothly-knit stoiv, which describes Vallcels efforts to “but across the talented Miss Miller, Director Salkow has achieved a, splendid blending of music and: mirth. of licnrt.~i,hrobs and romiuir c.

The sow-n stings hciirzl in the film include “Time Out. For Music." “A- Turitldlin Mv Thumbs," "Obviously t.he Gentleman Piv-fers to Dance." “As Ii You Didift Know." "The Boogie Wooizie Man." "Rio De Jain-- iro" and. "Shows How Wrcniz a Gal Can Be.‘ '

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Monsignor Hughes

twirinipeg Northwest Review) REGINA-Rt. Rev. Peter I‘. nughes D.D., rector at Holy Roo- ary cathedral since 1981, has been appointed pastor of St. John the Baptist parish, Estevan, according to announcement made by H13 Grace Archbishop P. J. Momhau.

over his new duties on August 1.

He will be succeeded by RIV- Fr. Andrew J. Phelan, professor at Regina clerl seminary since the fall of 1932.

In his ten years at Holy Rosary kionsignor Hughes has won a large number of friends among Catholics and non-Catholics alike. and he was one of the hardest working priests ever to be station- ed in Regina. N0 task was too great for him to undertake, regardless of whether it was of a spiritual or temporal nature. He was interested at all times in the welfare of his parishioners. Monsignor Hughes was born at Emerald Prince Edward Island. He was educated at. the Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, and graduated from there with n. B. A. degree in 1909. and afterward he studied philosophy and theology at the Grand seminary, Quebec. That he was a brilliant student was evidenced by the conferring on him of the degree of Doctor of Divinity.

Ordained Juno 15. 191!

He was ordained on Juno N, 1913. by Rt. Rev. Henry J. 0'Lea.- ry, D. D.. of Charlottetown, at mu kora, P. El. I.

i-iis first appointment was to the teaching staff of St. Dunstan‘: University, P_ E. I., where h: N- maliied one year. From 1814.15, b0 studied at the Catholic University m‘ Washington. and from 1915- 19132. he was professor at St. Dim- stmrs. For four years, 1915-1010, he was also secretary to Bishop O’Lcary.

In 1922, Father mighoo mat i0 Edmonton. When Rev. F1‘. Jamel c hictiitiigan was made Archbish- Qp oi Regina, he insisted that Pr. Hams-s accompany him to lull B“ and in 1931 Fr. HD8110! W“ 5P‘ pointed rector of Holy Roan-r!-

The title Monsignor was confor- red on him in. 1935..

Honored at Banquet

GINA. -Rt_ Rev. P. I‘. Hliﬁlﬁi, D.D-. rector M‘ 5°‘, no" ﬂfy cathedral since 1931. W" him‘ cred Sunday evening B‘ l 59-65 well gathering of mOTB m"! ptiriuiinncrs and friends in the cathedral auditorium.

Alonsignor Hughes will l0!" F!‘ gina lirte next week. hB-VI-N b9“ appointed pastor of St. John the biptfist parish, Estevan.

In appreciation of the many 80r- vices he has performed for the weliare 0i Holy Rosafy cathedrﬂ’ parishioners presented him with I- pilYSP o! money, while 111110810“! spiritual bouquets were 81W“ l0 him lay-titre various organizations In the parts . _

On the platform, in addition to Mzgl‘. Hughes, were Rt. RAV- A- J Janssen, V. Gm. XBDIOBEYIUBE H“ Grime Archbishop P. J . MOIIISN-ﬂi D, D__ who at present is away on his summer itinerary of the dio- ceso; Rev. Father R. MacGilvi-ay, s, J.. rector of Camplfm COIIQKQ. Rev. Father C. s. Godin. CUYBW at Holy Rosary, Mrs_ H. ACE-Ste!‘ and Mrs. T. Guilfoyle, of the League of the sacrecbI-Ieart, Miss Genevieve Curtin, legion of Mary. Miss Agnes Inglis, Jr, C. W. I... M, J. Reilly, catholic Lay Retrea Association. Frank Malone, repre- senting the Catholic men in the parish, Hub Bishop, Knights of O01- nmbus, J_ stanley Byrne, of tho Cathedral Young People's Club and Frank Smith, chairman o! the pro-

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g "It is with feeling of sadness and regret. that we have come here to bid our beloved Monsignor fara- well," Mr. Smith said. ‘During the time he has been with us, he has with the greatest humility faith- fully scrvcd the people of this par- ish. No sacrifice has been too great inr liiin to make and never once has he been heard to complain. AB Goals aniiointed, he has had but one thought —the salvation of the souls tinder his charge."

Msgr. Jansuen Speaks

Msgr. Jansscn referred t0 M881‘. Hughes as the ideal parish priest. ‘He. has done marvellous work in the parish since coming to lt 10 years ago," Msgr. Janssen said. "No one will deny that, When Itlsizr. Hughes took charge, the llftii$ll was burdened with debt, the tinances were bad, and things were not. just running a; well as they should have been, Qince hi: first day, he hasn't spared time or WOPK to ease the burden of the pi-nplc. And what's more, he ha; done all the worrying himself the" post l0 years.”

The VlCRLGGIIBTBI laid thbt Msgr. Hughes not only was suc- cessfill from the financial stand- point. or the parish. but. he did not forget the spiritual side. ‘Th0 parish is very devout," he remark- ed. "You all know that, Msgr. Hughes knew everyone of hIl parishioners personally. ‘lfheir welfare was his welfare. Rich or poor, they were all a part of hi: flock.."

Catholics from all over Regina and district will miss him, Msgr. Jnnsscn continued, but it is the poor people who will miss him u“ most. They knew him for his great spirit of charity, and for his great quality of ‘Love Thy Neighbor." M51". Hitches would never fall

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them in their hour of need. Msgr. Janssen concluded by say- ing that all the priests and

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lather Codln spoke briefly to show that MARI‘. Hughes did not confine hi! work to Holy Rosary garish alone while in Regina. “He

u been largely instrumental in erecting churches at Pense, Lama- den, Orl-vou. Pilot Butte Rowatt," he aid. "and helped w finance the renovating of the Church at Re-

Fath- Qf M WIS. N. J.. . H. Master, M18! Curtln, Hus Bishop and M. J. Milly, who presented in Mtﬁhu the urea and a fare- well . ton -- the names o! the parishioners Magi‘. Hughes thanked the par- ishioners for their kind thoughts, and the committee who was res- ponsible for arranging the pro- gram. Art-MA who rendered numbers were Min Mary Moyuihan, ac- companied bzye ms: Kay Rooney Miss Erica ntner, accompanied by Miss Cunning, and Mr, John Beauregard. -P.W.D.

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FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Mrs, Kathleen Dolron was held YNl/erday morning from the A. A. Honnesiiey Funeral Home The pallbearers were: Michael Walsh, Vernon Mcmwen, Cans. Bambrick. Arthur Holland, Ray Perry and Archie Ford,

‘Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wigmore, Graham's Road, have received word from their son, Opl. Lloyd D. Wig- mom telling of his safe arrival in Etigland.

Registration at Pictou Lodge Pictou. N. 3., on Augu. a included Miss K. Sutherland. 75 Hillsborro

Rev. R. E. Shaw and ma. Shaw and little daughter. Donna, New a vacation spent in New Brunswick. They were the guests of Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Baker and their son, Mr. Cass Baker, who have been spending a month at Kcppoch Beach, P. E. 1., will re- turn to Ottawa at the end of the

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CAMPBELL-ST. JOHN WEDDING

It. Marv’: Church, Bourla. was tho seem o! a. happy 0m" o" Monday, August, 25th at 6 a. m.. when Miss Edna. Campbell, daught- er of John V. and Mn. OauiPW" o; Poplgr Point became the bride of m. J. Brenton at. John. we of J. Patrick and Mrs. 8t. John of Sourla.

The wedding ceremony and Nun- L151 Mas; was celebrated by Rev- emnd Pr. Croken in the DREW‘? of a large number of relatives and friends. The girls‘ choir of S!- Muy’: Church was in attendance and rendered several lovely hymns-

The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father was very chﬂfm- ing In a. floor length gown 0! Whit satin. with a. smart shoulder lengt‘ veil, trimmed with lilies of the Va by “d carrying n. bouquet of talr man macs. She was assisted by h< sister Isabel Campbell as Maire of Honor who was most attractivt in q, floor length gown 0f Dink taffeta with i. matchlnﬂ time"! mt and carryluga bouquet of slud- loll.

The groomsman was Mr. Ken Fraser of Souris.

11; t; interesting to note that one of the soloists Mrs. J. W. Brennan was also soloist at the marrlaﬂﬂ 0! the bride's parents some yuan 18°- - The ushers for the occasion were Melvin MacQuaid and James Bren- nan.

Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party motored to the home of the bride's parents at Pop- ui- Point where B. wedding breek- fast was served to over fifty invit- ed guests.

Following the breakfast the bride and groom left on ii honeymwﬂ trip over the scenic Cabot Trail. The bride's travelling outfit was o! honey boucle trimmed with Lynk-fox fur with brown and beige hat and accessories.

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