';Iand Born Scientist iolcls Important Post

gins year is recorded a further

-- - tent in the outstandilll Jwmen scientist. Earle S. Ebers. Effective March is.” Dr. Ebers assumed the duties ,1 assistant general manager of he xaugatuck Chemical division ,1 iiio United States Rubber Co.. one of the largest corporations en- gaged in this work in America.

,-ai'ccl' oi island-born

go replaced Mr. George Vila.

my has been elected vice-presi- gem of US. Rubber and appointed general manager of the Naugatuclr

iCunn.i comllii .v -

Dr. Ebers is the son of Mr. H.A. gums, Charlottetown. As a stu- dent. Dr. Ebers had a brilliant scholastic career. Entering Prince iii Wales College from W851 Ken! School. he completed the required wui-s-cs in that institution in one year. At Dalhuusie University

l

zaiiicd his bachelor's degree

pheiiiistry. completing the four- pm 53335 yr-ar course in three. The next iaii saw this accomplished student manager in 1955.

scriing as an assistant

distinguished seats of learning. At Harvard. Dr. s Ph D. in Chemistry. Later he

studied infra-red spectroscopy at

Ohio State under a fellowship

granted by the Canadian Royal

joined the rubber company in 1937 as a research

Society.

Dr. Ebcrs

chemist in its general laboratories.

in l946 he became plastics devel-

opment manager for the chemical division. He was named sales manager for Kralastic and Vibrin resins in 1949. and four years later was appointed director of research and development for the division. He was named general sales

in the Chemistry Department of Harvard University. one of America's most

Ebers obtained

25 years ago today Dr. I-Jbers was married to Eleanor M. Mac- Kay, daughte of Mr. and Mrs. D. Wallace Macl(ay of Stanley Bridge. They have three children, James Donald. Cold Springs. Colo. Robert MacKay. at home; and Eleanor Jean. who is attending a ladies college in Massachucetts. It is interesting to note that Dr. Ebers advancement to one of the top executive positions in his com- pany. coincides almost exactly with the Silver anniversary of his marriage.

Dr. Ebers is a member of the American Chemical Society. the Society of Plastic Engineers, and active in the Society of the Plas- tics industry. He resides in Wash- ington. Conn.

Large Gathering Hear Mrs. MocKciy

Mrs. liiaci(ay. Art Supervisor for city schools. spoke to a large

gathering at the West Kent Home

and School Association on Wednes-

day. Feb. 20. I M.acKay trac- ed the develop I of the child in art beginning the wall scribbling stage. said that printing the al ' really

. . i I. drawing and Just -5- the child learns to make letters into words and words into sentences so he

learns to draw figures and then

to put them together into pictures. Mrs. MacKay believes it is im- portant to teach the child how to draw digures but she does not be- lieve that a child must draw an apple, for example., exactly as it looks. There should be some free- dom of interpretation but if nec- essary the pupil will have to be told how to make the drawing. Children delight in drawing and sliould always be encouraged to express themselves. Mrs. Mac-

liay appealed for active an ac-

Wily In the home for the whole family. The samples of work by West Kent pupils clearly showed the development in the child's ide- at or the world around him and in his ability to talk about these ihinizs by means of drawings and colours.

The parents enjoyed visiting the classrooms and then gathered for roiiee and doughnuts to termin- 'i' I Vary enjoyable evening.

I. Montgomery Chapter Meets

I The regular March meeting of "E Montiiomery ciispter oi the imperial Order Daughters of "W Emvire was held ;i.' Mrs. Ian Rankin ,

e Regent, Ml M n sngideti. Routisi:o Eiizi-iieests 3:32

at with and tentative plans were lmade to hold a rummage sale the

"IT"? Part of the irionth.

Wo members voluntee ed to assist in the Red Cross canvas. and mitt. Stewart Mcltay rgpoyud on

a ceremonies of welcome for our '9” Hllllaarian citizens. letter from the Multiple Scler. Society was read and indivi- dim "'""b"5IliPs were taken out A letter was also read from Miss Haul Hunter stating that she is available for instruction in diction and public speaking either pi-ivug. ly or for group study.

FDIIOWIHS the business delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, Donald MacMillan. Mrs. Ross Down, Mi-3.

Ray d St (I . M mzgbeodllll sin and Mrs. Don

Ladies Auxiliary I-laid Regular Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary

Gives Suspended 2-Year Sentence

Justices Mark R. MacGuigan and George J. Tweedy confirmed the previous conviction of Carl Arsenault of Summerside but changed the penalty to two years suspended sentence in the Court of Criminal Appeal sitting in Char- lottetown Wednesday. in the orig- ingal case against Arsenault on a charge of break. entery and theft. Magistrate Strong sentenced the 15-year-old youth to two years in Dorchester Penitentiary. in ad- dition to the sentence of yesterday. Arsenault is required to enter into a recognizance of 81.000. consist- ing of two sureties of 5500. each. He will also be required to report to the Summerside Police Chief every month.

The bench referred the case of Joseph Ivan Aisenault back to the juvenile court yesterday with the former conviction and sentence quashed. He had previously been convicted in the Summerside Mag- istratee's Court on a similar charge and sentenced to one year in jail.

J.A. Gallant appeared for the up pellants while J.P. Nicholson re- presented the Crown.

YORK ;

Mrs. Eloy Hardy. York. left (or Halifax. on Wednesday to visit with her son. Edison Hardy. Dart- mouth. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts. and Mrs. Dave MacDonald. Charlotte. own. were recent visitors to York.

Messrs. Leiih Brown. H a r r y Lewis. Raymond Vessey. Fr a n k Vessey and Dewar swan. were guests at the men's aupper which was held at Covchead Hall.-Tuer day. Feb. 25th.

Misses Aletha Brown. Christine Proud. Elaine Cook were week- end visitors at their homes in York over the weekend.

Misses Marilyn Lewis and Patsy Lewis spent Saturday in Char. lotteown.

Miss Dorothy Mlilar. teacher of York School. spent the weekend at her home in Btdetord. She was accompanied by her sister. Judy who is attending Prince of Wales College. Chariotetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Miliar Mac- Fayden. Charlottetown. were tho

Mrs. Drew. Special Lunches, Mrs. P. Cudmore. Press. Mrs. J. Mur-

Seo "Alcohol is Dyncimita"' Film

A film "Alcohol is D.VIItImii-I". followed by an interesting. discus- sion on the iilin was the higliiizilb ed tutor: at the neliilar meeting ol the Trinity Y.P.U. last evening held in the social ball. A conclu- sion from the general discussion was that social drinking might possibly have a tendency to in- tluence a person to become a more intemperate drinker.

The business executive present- ed a report on the activities plan- ned for the coming months. The worship period was led by Joan Oiilis. assisted by Ward Graham and Carmen Jay.

The meeting closed with Bene- diction.

guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis on Saturday evening. They also were the guests of Mrs. Hu. bert Lewis, York.

Mr. Frankie Lewis. York. was a weekend guest at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miilar, Bide- ford. P. E. 1.

Rev. J. M. Sproule and Mrs. Sproule were visitors to Charlotte- town. on Monday. Feb. 25th.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cole: and family. Milton, were the guests o.' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey. rec. ently.

The many friends of Master Donnie. Sproule, are glad to see him back to school after attack of the flu.

Mr. Harry Walton. York. had the pleasure of taking in his car on Saturday afternoon the follow- ing children: Gordon and Fern Vessey. Jean Andrew. Lowell Ves- sey. Ricky Johnson. and Dona Welton to the rink in Charlotte- own where they all enjoyed a wonderful time.

Master Allison Swan. York. spent the week-end in the City witlh his aunt. Mrs. Merrill Cras. we I.

Mr. Harold Watts. York. was a visitor to Charlottcown. on Mon- day. Feh. 25th.

Miss Janice Craswell. Charlotte. town. spent the weekend in York the guest of Beverly Swan. York.

Miss Pauline Swan, York. was a visitor to Charlotteown on Mon- day. where she visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrii Craswell.

Mrs. Dave MacDonald. Char- lottetown. spent Tuesday after- noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crocket, York.

Miss Christine Proud. Yo rk

was a visitor to Charlotteown on Saturday.

Mr. George Proud. Souris. was the weekend guest at the horns of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter

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new Britannia airiiiier. on its first! regular night from Sydney to Lon-. don. Australia. Wednesday with engine

game in Moscow Tuesday for the. world chess cha pionsliip. Mos-i cow radio reported. Botvinnik is. present world iitleholder. match comprises 24 games and

is expected to last about six weeks. Proud. York.

Mr. Frank Hughes was the

Thursday, Mar. 7. 1957 y

PISQUID EAST

i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay andi family were visitors in Covebeadl Road. Thursday. guests of Mrs l Jayis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter MacDonald. - l

Mr. Wallace Bert. Mr. Edgari Bert and Mrs. Robert heard. mo tored to Charlottetown. Thursday.

Mr. George Sauer was a visitor in Charlottcown. Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Dover and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Mount Stewart, Friday eve ning.

Mrs. Edward Jay was a week- end visitor in Charlottetown. guest of her daughter. Miss Juanita Jgy, --B.A

NEW BRITANIA Giioimnnn j SINGAPORE (AP) .- aritaiinf

was grounded at Darwin.l

trouble.

WORLD CHESS MATCH

LONDON (AP)-Soviet .grand- rnasters Mikhail Botvinnili and Vasily Smyslov opened the firstl

The :

guest of his sister, Mrs. Herbert Vessey. recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chandler, Milton. were recent visitors tiif York. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey. l -B.O I

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