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".Join* Daughter At' j M:|
Laurel H3J* Farm ■ I
Jart and Maria Lavrincik and; their mu, Karol, arrived- July 17 to join their’ daughter, Franziska, attd her Polish husband, Johnny Sxafarsld at Laurel Hills Farm, Castleton, where they have been living the past year and a half. Lt. Gen. Daniel Noce is the sponsor for the family. He first met them and interviewed then* two years ago in Germany, while, as j Inspector General of the U. S. Army, he was inspecting the European Command. The N a t i 0 n a 1 Catholic Welfare Council arranged their trip and they will be inembers of the precious Blood Catholic Church in Culpeper.
This is a happy ending for them of a long ard hazardous trip, and a dearly cherished and often dimmed dream, to be able to live in a free country and enjoy the "Five Freedoms.**
They are Slovacks, who for many year* owned their own farm in Northern Rumania. They fl«d_ from there to Czechoslovakia • in' mT to escape the Russian mnnist Occupation. The fOllO#H«r year when Czechs! evakia cum* ■ under ■ Communist? reontrel tUg* \ found conditions again .unbearable. Leaving all that they had built up towards a new home and life, the Lavrincfks fled once more, this time to the American Zone of Occupied Germany."They have been living there in a German refugee camp until now. *
They 1#»ink our Rappaluinnock scenery is beautiful. Franziska wrote to her mother after her arrival,
“It is just like a park.**, ^
High Water Claims
life of Young
The foody of the little girl that was drowned on Monday, July 23, 1956, was recovered on Tuesday around 3:30 p.m., two and a half miles from where she fell into the water at Cross Creek Tavern, east of Amissvills. . « * She was found at a large culvert where the stream goes under Route 229. ” . The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan, she was reported to be about 3 years of age. ■'
Rescue workers from Amissville,. Warren ton and Culpeper assisted in the search.
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