Gov. Riley Visits Div 15 Hosted by Ocean City/Ocean Pines
by David Landis

Kiwanis Capital District Governor, Arthur Riley, made his official visit to Division 15 members on November 9th at the Princess Royale Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland. Kiwanis clubs from Accomack and Chincoteague Virginia along with Maryland clubs form Crisfield, Greater Ocean Pines/Ocean City, and Pocomoke, plus the Delmar Delaware club comprise Division 15.

In thanks for his leadership and visit, Governor Riley was presented a certificate as the foster parent of "April Star", an Assateague pony from the Assateague Wild Horse Foster Parent Program, donated by the Ocean Pines/Ocean City club on behalf of Governor Riley. It was a wonderful and motivating night.

The local Ocean Pines/Ocean City club hosted the event. Shown right local club members Lt. Governor Charlie Warner (emcee), Dick Feeser giving invocation, Gov. Riley.
President, Ed Schaefer welcomed the crowd. Left to right: and Ed Schaefer, Charlie Warner and Gov. Art Riley seated.
Entertainment was provided by a local Barbershop Quartet, The Dockers.
Along with his leadership address to the clubs, Governor Riley inducted the newest Kiwanis member of Division 15, Jim Robinson of the Delmar Kiwanis Club. Shown left to right: New member's sponsor, Pat Roberts, and new member, Jim Robinson, with Gov. Riley in the background.