Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26

illogical aspects of OceanOgraphy
under DR.. Carl N. Shuster Jr., at
University of Delaware, showed the
detectors to members of the class.
DR.. Shuster explained that the yell
low, perforated mush-rOOm-type de-
tector, eight inches in diameter, re-
places the glass bottle containing
message which was formerly
used. The new device has pink.
slender 20-inch handle weighted at
the end to keep the top upright
as it floats just under the surface
of the water. 1t is easily carried
by the current.
Herman E. Herrera, Costa Rican
exchange teacher, will visit a
school here for three weeks be-
ginning this past Tuesday. He tea
ches English in a San Jose secon-
dary school. He will live in LeweS
with Mr.. ad Mrs. Norman E. Smith,
both Lewes faculty members. The
| Lewes School was selected as one
of several Delaware schools by the
Department of Health, Education
and Welfare to participate in the
International Teachers Develop
ment program. The high school sci
ence students will be hosts to an
other visiting educator Fri. after
noon when DR.. John NJ Hirst ad-
dresses the Sussex County and Kent
County science students. DR.. HirSt'S
trip to Lewes is the first in
series of lectures, and classroom
visitations in the Visiting Biologist
Program under the leadership of
Edward j. Hart, state supervisor
of science.
Captain and Mrs. John E. Nor
ris, of Lewes, announce the engage
met of their daughter, Geneva Jes-
sic, to Mr.. Ralf N Carlsten, Jr.
Miss Morris is graduate of the
Lewes High School and Western
Maryland College. She is presently
teaching at Dover High School. Mr.
Carlsten, son of Mr. and Mrs Rolf
N. Carlsten, Sr, of LeweS, grad
uate from Lewes High School. He
has served in the United States
Marines and will enter the Univer-
sity of Delaware in February. a
summer wedding is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Barker
of rural Lewes have announced the
engagement of their daughter Miss
Mary Elizabeth Barker, to Mr..
Francis w. Mitchell, Jr., of 508
Pilot Town Road, Lewes, son of
Mrs. Jennie McChestney Mitchell
and Mr.. Mitchell, Sr. The bride to
be is a member of the senior class
of Lewes High School. She plans
to continue her education doing
secretarial work upon her gradu-
alton. Mr.. Mitchell is doing his
six months training hitch" with
the National Guard and is in Fort
Bliss, Texas. He is hoping to enter
an advanced training school upon
completion of his preliminary
training course. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. Howard E. Bowman, Market
Street, Lewes' has accepted the ap-
pointment as Cub Master of Pack
No. l. Mr.. Bowman is interested in
hearing from any parents who de-
sire to have their sons belong to
this fine character building group.
He is now in the process of setting
up new dens and working toward
getting enough Den Mothers so that
all Lewes boys who are s, 8 or 10
years of age may have the oppOr-
tunity of being a Cub Scout. Cub
bing is a home centereds program
designed to train your son in many
areas that will help him to learn
to live in this ever widening world
Mr.. Bowman plans to have a fine
and well rounded program that will
be of value to each boy and give
him real training for living.
Blanche Will of Lewes will go
to New York on Jan. Goth to bowl
in the women's bowling tourna-
ment of JAN 9th and 29th at the
Port of Authority Building, N. Y
Bowling with the Eastern Shore
drawing Dottie Ney as her partner
rolling singles and doubles. Blanche
bowls in four leagues, First Niters,
Eastern Shore Travellers, Capes,
and Beachcombers. Two leagues
out of Milford Lanes and two out
of Rehoboth Beach. She has been
president of the BeachcOmberS
League two years and the treasur-
er of the Capes League for two
years. Also she is captain of the
BOwlerettes, consisting of Betty j.
Suthard, Phyllis Cisar, Carole Ann
Palmer, Jamie Burris, Kate HOl-
land, Betty Scots and herself. She
is also captain of the Lewes Blue
Bellies, consisting members are
Jamie Burris, Louise Larsen, Es-
ther Lafferty RN, MARY Schaeffer,
Marilyn Lee Prettyman, jeanne
Maedler and herself. Blanche Will
has been the Champion Woman
Bowler for four years at the Re-
hoboth Bowling Lanes, also giving
some men tough time. AS of to-
date she carries an average of 1872
to 165, high single game of PSI
and three game series of 597. Men
ton must be made that Blanche is
due to an accident in
July seriously injuring her neck
from a fall off a stepladder at
work and was hospitalized for five
weeks. She has won 13 lovely tro-