Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

State Representative William T..
Best of Nassau was the guest
/ speaker at the March 81 meeting
of the Lewes Zwaanendael Club
in the club house at pm. His
1 topic was. Good Government in
Delaware" Mrs. Riley Il. McGar-
raugh. president of the club. in
/ troduced the speaker and pTesid-
ed at the meeting.
Sgt. William Walls of the Della
ware State Police was the guest
/ speaker at a meeting of the Lewes
Lions Club held in the Lewes Fire
| Hall last Monday evening. presi-
dent Walter S. Crawford presided
Sgt. Walls explained TO the group
that there was a need for a spon-
sor for an Explorer Scout group
/ and Scout Neighborhood Com
mission asked if the Lions Club
would be interested to help pro-
mote the Explorers Club. After an
explanation and discussion. the
Lions went on record as favoring
the project and becoming sponsors
of the Explorers. Boys between the
ages of Ia and II, inclusive. are
eligible to join the upper Scout
ing branch. President Crawford ap-
pointed Perry Burton as chairman
of the Advisory Committee for the
Explorers with William Lowe, John
Quillen and Ration Dennis.
1t was announced the tickets are
now on sale for the annual Lions
; Club Minstrel to be held on Thurs
day and Friday. April 13 and IA,
in the Lewes School Auditorium.
Admission will be $100. Jack
Luzzi is again advertising chair
man for the minstrel. Tickets may
be secured from any member or at
the Delaware Coast Press.
A visitation from the Millsboro
Club was present at the meeting.
Dinner for the evening was dona-
ted by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Fire Company for services
rendered by the Lewes Lions.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Diamond State Telephone film
was shown. The Dew Line Story,
which was arranged by program
chairman Al Stanzo.
Education in their native count
ries and the differences they have
observed while here in America
were the chief topics of discussion
by a group of six exchange stu
dents who presented the program
at the March meeting of the Lewes
PTA. Joining Lewes' foreign ex-
change students for this year,
Reinhard Durth of Germany. were
Lennie Melo. Brazil. at Dover:
A. Barbara Mater. Switzerland, at
Millsboro: Tidy Hanhart. Switzer-
land. at Ocean View; Marty Tingle.
summer returnee. Germany. whose
home is in Millsboro: and Charles
A. Rich of Seaford, regional CO.
ordinate for the American Field
Service.
Mr.. Rich explained the American
Field Service exchange program.
The students talked about the ed
ucation, industries, and various
other aspects of their homelands,
concluding their remarks, without
exception. in expressing apprecia-
ton for the opportunity they have
had to live and attend school in
America. enabling them to dispel
misconceptions they had about this
country and its people.
Reinhard. member of the
Lewes High School senior class,
Is from the city of Nurnberg. Ger
many. and makes his home here
with Mr.. and Mrs Karl yolk and
family. His appearance at the PTA
meeting was his first local ap-
pearance before an adult group
Mr. Charles Rich was introduce
ed by Penny T. Burton. president
of the Lewes Chapter. AIS. who
had arranged for the students
visit to the P.T.A.
The business meeting preceding
the program was conducted by the
president. DR.. Evelyn G. 0rton.
The president expressed sincere
sympathy to the Maull family upon
the passing of John T. Maull, who
has served the Lewes School Dis
trict as chief custodian for almost
80 years