Forty guests, ineludi
d-children, relatives 4
Mrs. C. J, Cooper, Buena

éclebrating their 47th wedding anniversary,
“The occasion has & double = an

for this happy couple
PeMthele anniversary date, July
18 i also tho birth date of
Mrs, Cooper, who celebrated her
Toth birthday Saturday.
ire were married In
Bern luest ehureh, St. Jobn
the Divino in Maple Ridge.
Archdeacon Pentreath perform
ed the ceremony. The Coopers
had the joy of having thelr son
‘and two daughters christened in
tho same church.
Mra, Cooper ‘was born in
County Kerry, Ireland, and
came to Maple Ridge at an
early jo make her home
Sik atfeend, Mrs. Rela. Mr
Cooper was born in Bedford-
shire, England, and camo to
Canada two years prior to Mrs.
* Cooper's comin; |
‘though they were not _ae-|
quainted with one another in
the old country, Interestingly,
the fathers of both Mr, and Mrs.

Town...
edding anniversary marks
78th birthday

of
Iby Christina Stewart, W.R, 6857

k Weekly
<p

Mrs. Cooper

ing grand-children,. great-
nd friends, joined Mr. and
Vista, Sunday afternoon in

guests of Mra. Alva Gootche, A
guest at thelr home haa bee
Mr. Gervais’ sister Lily of
Burnady. July 8 markod tho
birthday of fiveyearold Roy,
Several neighborhood pals join-
ed him in tho feativitios.

VISITORS . . . The Hugh
M. Field home, 868 Royal Ave.,
has been one of much coming
and going recently, Visiting
Mias E. S, Wright, who makes
her home with the Fields, have
been Mr, and Mra, Charile Fox
‘of California. From Courtney
came the Field's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Walter
Crosbie accompanied by thelr
three children, Roberta, Harry
and Betty.

Arthur Field, associated with
the Bank of Montreal in Vic-
torla, flew over for a visit, tak-
Ing his niece, Miss Moira Nevin,
staying at the Sea Crest Auto;
Court back with him to show

Cooper went to school with
éach other,

Both in good health, they en:
Joy thelr garden and view to the
fullest extent and look forward |
to many more happy years to:
gether, 5

‘They have 7 grafidsons, 1
grand-daughter, 2 great grand-|
children, as well as thelr son]
and two daughters.

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Washington Ave, and Mr,
Reid's mother, ‘Mrs, William
Reid, whose husband practically
Duilt the first Anglican church
fn White Rock.

PRAIRIE VACATION . . .
Miss Norma Angus, 115 Stevens
St, left by bus Sunday evening
for vacation on the prairie.
After stopovers at Trail and
Medicine “Hat she will’ visit
North Battleford where she will
Be the guest of Miss Eleanor
Nutting, a former resident of
White Rock. Popularly known
as “Skipper,” Norma has just
completed a secretarial course
at the Vancouver Vocational
School.

SPEND MONTH . . . Miss
Esther Stenby and her sister,
Mrs. Peter Bruins of Medicine
‘Hat, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwardson, Hilltop, while enjoy-
ing a month’

MOVING . .. . Caledonia,
Ont, ® the new location of Den-
mis Fairbairn, Cliff Ave. He
preceded his wife and four
children to the eastern city in
order to find them suitable ac-
commodation. When this is ob-
tained the family will join him,

VISIT CANYON . . . A trip
to Merritt was enjoyed by Mr,
@nd Mrs. Roland Gervais, 23
Xell, with young children Don-

* alé, Maurice, Yvonne and Roy.
While there they were the

her the beautiful island spots.
She was expected back in
White Rock last weekend.

©. E. Brown, Mrs. Fi
ter, to enjoy a

Park Theatre

WHITE ROCK

Telephone
Theatre: WR. 3523
Residence: WR. 4311

Shows: 7:00 and 9:00 pan.
When Double Feature: Last |
Complete Show starts about

8:20. pan,

Matineo every Saturday and
other days when so advertised.
Doors open 1:15 p.m.

Starts 1:45 p.m.

Thursday, July 23 ONLY

= Also —
MAROIANO-WALCOTT.
FIGHT PICTURE
News and 2 Cartoons
Matinee on Friday instead of
Saturday, this week only.

Mon. & Tues, July 27 & 28

No doubt you've heard what
happened in April, 1912,’ when
TITANIC, known as the first
unsinkable ship ever _ built,
started out with 2,200 passen-
gers,

NOW YOU CAN SEE WHAT
HAPPENED

"BARBARA

S RE-ELECT

BILL

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LIBERAL

WEBB-STANWYCK

rot CHARLES BRACKET

Short und Carioca

spector and Mrs. Nevin, daugh:
ter and son-in-law of the Fields,
at the Sea Crest Auto Court.

FROM CALIFORNIA...
Far away places have been re-
presented at the Harry D. Gill
home, 1148 Magdalen, recently,
Mra.

Donald Johnston of Onk-
fas boon thelr recent

of Toronto, ‘The Gill's daughter,
Mrs. Betty Forsythe, of Van
couver, was also out to vinit
thom recent)

VISIT ISL tite (Be
Caledonia Games in Victoria
fro being attended by alators
Donna and Marilyn Leslie, Wc
companied by thelr mother,
‘Mra, K, Leslie, Lee St,

VACATIONERS | Inter-

eating visitors at the William
Matthews home, 663 Buena)
Vista, are Mr, and Mrs, Chea-
ter Woodberry, who colobrated
thelr 49th wedding anniversary
here Thursday, and Mr. and

Mrs, HT, Judson of Portland,

SURREY DRIVE-IN THEATRE

King George Highway, Newton

‘Expected guests from Winniper
are Mr. and Mrs, Charlie M.
Brown, Mr. Brown in re-
gional auditor for the O.N.R, in
the prairie city,

PASS TESTS . . . Nine
swimming enthuslasts gradu:
ated to the tank Jant wook af-
ter successfully completing
tholr prescribed beach training
under the competent leadership
of tors of the White

‘Commenoiny
tho tank KE
Glen Robinson, Susan Coils,
Ann Marie Eason, Cathy Kohn,

THAT MEN

BOTH FILMS IN COLOR

‘Friday and Saturday
Ruth Hussey —

SHORT —

WOMAN OF THE NORTH COUNTRY

(Color)
CARTOON

July 24 and 25
Rod Cameron

— NEWS

Monday and Tuesday
Irene Dunne

IT GROWS

SHORT, CARTOO!

July 27 and 23
Dean Jagger

ON TREES

ND FOTO-NITE

Wednesday and Thursday
Audie Murphy —

FRIDAY,

DUEL AT SILVER CREEK
(Color)

SHORT AND CARTOON

BINGO
SEA FESTIVAL NIGHT

at the

Silver Moon Hall

7:45 p.m. to 11 p.m.
NO ADMISSION - EACH GAME 10¢
ALL CASH PRIZES

Sea Festival program holders will

receive increased prizes

July 29 and 30
Faith Domergue

JULY 24

Sea Vue

Blaine, Washington

REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
All proceeds to White Rock Hospital Society and
Lions Community betterment

“GOOD BINGO”

is sponsored and operated by
WHITE ROOK LIONS CLUB

Theatre

STANDARD
TIME

THE THEATRE WITH TH

MULTI DIMENSION SCREEN

INN

THRILLS THAT
CAM ALMOST
OUCH Yout

Wed. & Thurs, July 20 & 80

THUR, FRI, SAT., SUN—JULY 23, 24, 25, 26
3 Dimension—Off the Screen Right at You

NOT FANTASTIC BUT ENTIRELY POSsSInLIs,
Alwo—And It Too Iq In 3 D

NAT KING COLE AND HIS BAND

mming Association, | who has heen njoying a short)
thelr training in|holiday with Mrs. John D, Mac-
Ttobinson, | Millan, #7 Buen

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RCAF OUTDOOR MOVIE
SEMIAHMOO PARK

WINGS FOR NATO

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Diane: Davis, Lyn Bannister of
Milden, Sask, Douglas Andor-
on and Jan McKwan. C,
Torry, secretary, announced the
married wornen’s claases would
commence this week Jf enough
Toeal housewlvea registered, A
clung “would require six Inter-
ested swimmers.

HOLIDAY ENDS . . . Vaca,
tion onded Friday for Mise 1.|
Moffatt, RN, of Vancouver,

‘Vieta Ave.

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