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Rage 4 The Haileyburian Thursday, June 15, 1961 Haileybury Personals The Golf Club Tea scheduled for June 21st has been cancelled in order that the members may at- tend the Nurses' Tea being held at the home of Mrs. R. Francis, Niven Street. New Liskeard. Guests at the home of Brigadier and Mrs. G. L. Cassidy are their son Lieut. Terrance Cassidy and his fiancee, Miss Judy Shreve of Calgary, Alberta. Elmer M. Tory was granted the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the recent commencement of Pur- du University, West Lafayette, Indiana. Dr. Tory is presently As- sistant Professor of Chemical En- gineering at McMaster University, Hamilton. Mrs. Tory is the former Audrey Upton, granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Rice. «Mr. and Mrs. Phil Libby, ac- companied by their daughter, Jackie and Mrs. Libby's mother, Mrs. John Dewson were in Toronto over the week-end to attend the . graduation of their daughter, Sheila, at Toronto General Hospi- tal. Mrs. Madeleine Thibeault of De- itroit, Michigan, has been spending some time in town as the guest of Mr.-and Mrs. Frank Cooper and Mrs. J. Dumais and will also visit relatives in Ville Marie. Arnold Tait of Exeter was a visi- tor in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hall accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of New Liskeard, were in Toronto last week-end to attend the gradua- tion of their daughter, Jane, from the Toronto East General Hospital. Among the graduates who were honored for special ability, Jane won the Mabel Richardson Mem- orial Award. : . Miss Marina MelIlwaine of St. Joseph's Hospital, North . Bay, spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mcllwaine. . Miss Muriel Rice, Reg. N., spent last week in London; Ont., attend- ing a Conference on Tuberculosis, held in Western University. Mr. and Mrs. R. McIlwaine and son 'George were in North Bay last week-end to attend the graduation of "their daughter, Marina, from St. Joseph's Hospital. Also attend- ing was their son Robert of Lon- don, Ont. will be Douglas P. Wall awarded the B.S. degree in geo- logical engineering at Michigan Tech. He was active in the CIMM, the Kingston Flying Club, and last year served as vice president of the student chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Mining, Metal- lurgical and Petroleum Engineers. His. wife is the former Barbara J. Allan of Kenora and they have one son. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ossian E. Walli, 589 Latch- ford St., Haileybury. Girls, the best way 1 know to keep your family on the road to Success, is through a good healthy savings account. When you've ' got money In the bank you can pay cash for the things you want, and take advantage of ° opportunity. Know where my husband and 1 saved the money to buy this new car? Hilla An THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS A COURSE FOR FATHER'S DAY | The wind freshens... whitecaps form .ee the canvas fills and you are under way. You have charted the course, noted reefs and shoals, compensated for drift and. current. The boy at the helm can steer a true course if you have chosen it well. Any father must feel the magnitude of the task of guiding his son through life's uncertain waters. What responsible man could feel any other way? This is Fatherhood ... the realization that ~ nothing is so important as guiding your own son » along a course that has maturity of outlook and responsibility as its destination. Such guidance requires a delicate touch, the mature understanding of a man who has sailed these waters before. And nowhere is this 'understanding more important than in the 'practice of Moderation in all things, including the use of whisky. It is this thought which The House of Seagram wishes to leave with you on Father's Day, 1961.