The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 26

JUNE 16,19611 HORIZON CLUB CONFERENCE Caribbean Tour Anticipated By LELA VARGO Register Staff Writer Miss Rebecca Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scliaefer, 113 E. Follett was the 667th Horizon Club member to be accepted to attend the Horizon Club Conference Afloat, touring the Caribbean.

"I WAS A little surprised when I found out I would be going," Miss Schaefer said. "I applied two years ago, and I've for about a year and a half that I was accepted. Rebecca related that her Horizon Club was informed of the event by their leader, Mrs. Henry Stonerook. To be a member of a Horlaon Club and to be one of the first 1,000 girls to apply were the only requirements necessary for acceptance.

"THERE IS ONE other girl from Sandusky on the waiting list," she said, "but there are also 2 or 3,000 others waiting." Miss Schaefer, 14, will leave Cleveland by chartered bus for New York, July 7. On July 8, the 1,000 girls will leave New York on the Ship M-S Aurelia, of Genoa, Italy. The three stopping ports on the tour include Puerto Rico, Colombia, and Jamaica. "While we are on the ship we will have classes to learn about the different countries while we are sailing there," Rebecca said. "THIS IS THE first time the national conference has been conducted like this," said, "and done by traveling.

The purpose is to unite Camp Fire girls of both countries, to promote world Camp Fire organizations, and to promote a better understanding between the countries. I'm anxious to see how other groups organize, what their activities are, etc." Rebecca also reported that a uniform dress will be worn by the girls at all times while in port, which will be two or three days each. The uniform includes two A line skirts, one navy blue and one white; two white shells, trimmed in navy blue; one while blazer with the Camp Fire emblem on the pocket; bermudas) a roll-up sleeve and a red shoulder bag with the Camp Fire emblem on it. "WHILE WE ARE in port. REG CARIBBEAN Rebecca Schaefer, II 3 E.

Follett will be one ef 1,000 Camp Fire Girls from all over the United States, attending the Hori- lon Club Conference Afloat which will tour Puerto Rico, Colombia, and Jamaica. She is wearing the uniform fhich was designed for tour members. (Register Eckler) VERMILION OHIO South Shore Shopping Center COVER-UPS by VERA. New York Designer Vera paints shade flowers and signs a Ban'lon print for you. FOUR SEASONS DRESS GIFT SHOP, INC.

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and Mrs. Herbert Morris, Galloway have returned from a three week cruise to New Orleans aboard the steamer. Delta Queen. Stops enroute were made at Memphis, Tenn. and Natchez, Miss.

THE CUSTOM of open church will be observed at the weddings of two brides elect, Miss Darcy Hebrick and Miss Patricia Ann Grubbe. Miss Hetrick wiH marry William Schee at 2 p.m. Saturday in Huron Presbyterian Ohuroh. Miss Grubbe, who Roger Cook, June 25 at 4:30 p.m. in Zion Lutheran Church, was honored at two bridal showers.

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MISS MARILYN DEFELIPPI MISS REBECCA SNEDDEN participated in the commencement exercises at Vassar College where she is a sophomore by carrying a daisy chain which is a college tradition. Picnic Is Heic By Club Members of the Sandusky Fortnightly Club met recently for a summer picnic at the home of Mrs. F. 0. Kugei.

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FISHER HEARING AID CENTER 215 WosKlngton Row 6205.4646 some of the girls will stay In individual homes and other in residential camps but we haven't been given our assignments yet," she said. The girls are also requested to take three handmade gifts depicting their area to present to their hostess in each port, "I am making a framed map of Ohio filled with sand from Cedar Point and I'm tis- ing shells to show where Sandusky and Columbus are," Rebecca said, "I'm also going to put the state bird, stale flower, and tree around the map, and on the back of the picture, I'm going to write the meaning of each one," TO PREPARE herself for the trip Miss Schaefer related that she took Spanish this year in school. She has also been studying about the ports scheduled on the three week tour. Miss Schaefer has been active in Camp Fire Girls for eight years. "The original girls," she said, "who started out together in Blue Birds, under Mrs.

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