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In addition to the j excellent food, which was in abundance, those attending enjoyed fishing, swimming arid a number jof games. Children spread luncheon cloths in the glare of Automobile headlights and ate their fopd there, tripping back to the long picnic table for second helpiigs and toasting marshmallows over a big campfire.
In addition to the fami liar faces of old residents, there were new faces but all seemed to bv of “the crowd” perfectly at horn* making one think of the lines in the Home makers Creed, “Have our homes reach out in service to the communities and help unite the people.” |
Regret was expressed tjhat Jan and Maria Lavrincet aijid their son. Karol, the most recenti arrivals in the community, w^re hot able to attend. The Lavrinc|eks are from Rumania and were id a German refugee camp until Ij-t. Gen. Daniel Noce, who now owns the Laurel Hill Farms; and tji
ic National Catholic Welfare Council, arranged a new home for America. The Homemakers are
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Mrs. Powers, Home stration agent was thanked efficient and untiring the H. D. clubs.
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