Baptist Church Names New Education Director
The First Baptist Church has called Soo Ho Han as director of Christian education, starting July 1. Born in 1937 in Ham Hong North Korea, he fled to South Korea, studied in Seoul and generated a theology background before emigrating to the United States for further training. He plans to focus on Sunday School youth work teacher training and family relations, and the church seeks a four to five room house for him near the village.
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Board of Christian Education
The
First Baptist Church
Soo Ho Han
Mr. Han
Ham Hong
North Korea
Pusan
South Korea
Yon Sei University
Seoul
Han Sun Presbyterian Church
United States
Crozer Theological Seminary
Camp Hart
Philadelphia Council
Boy Scouts of America
Middletown Presbyterian Church
Elwyn
Han
Grace Elizabeth Jacob
Municipal Court Deals With Dooley and Kearns Pleas
Manchester court heard Kenneth R. Dooley 41 plead not guilty to desertion and partial non support of his four children with a weekly $30 order set through the Probation Department. Robert F. Kearns changed his plea to no contest on a law of the road violation after the state dropped a careless driving count tied to a parked car crash. Judge Fienberg fined Kearns 35 dollars plus 5.10 in costs. Arlington’s Stephen J. Radziejewski 45 pled guilty to speeding in Shaftsbury and paid 15 dollars plus costs. Waterbury’s Robert J. MacDonald 21 pled no contest to careless and negligent driving with accident resulting and paid 35 dollars plus costs for the Searsburg incident.
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Manchester
George M. Fienberg
Kenneth R. Dooley
State Probation Department
Dooley
Katherine
Robert F. Kearns
Gage Street
Kearns
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Cummings
Stephen J. Radziejewski
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Robert J. MacDonald
Waterbury
Conn
MacDonald
Searsburg
Preparing for the Peace Corps by George A Sleeman
Bennington High School guidance director outlines steps for students to prepare for Peace Corps service. Selection is merit based and language training, overseas adaptation, and detailed medical standards are described alongside training camps in Puerto Rico. Benefits include housing, stipends, travel, and post service career opportunities with university scholarships and a career information service.
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George A. Sleeman
Bennington High School
Peace Corps
Washington Peace Corps
College Peace Corps
United States
U.S
Puerto Rico
Ghana
Bolivia
Washington
Benhi Junior Nominated For English Prize
Champaign reports Benhi Junior daughter of the Rev and Mrs Frederick B Wolf has been nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English annual achievement awards. The program recognizes outstanding high school seniors in English. Winners will be announced in December 1965 and names sent to college admissions officials. The council aims to improve English language and literature through this award.
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Champaign
Mary Julietta Wolf
Benhi
Frederick B. Wolf
National Council of Teachers of English
NCTE
U.S
James R. Squire
Council
Area Residents Elected to Posts At Convention
Vermont Baptist delegates elected state officers at the opening session of the two day annual meeting with more than 250 attending. Almon H. Smith of Burlington was named president for one year. Rev James L Young Brattleboro First Baptist Church was first vice president. Kenneth Robinson Springfield is second vice president. Rev Alicia R Bishop South Londonderry was installed as clerk. Trustees named to two year posts were Harold Willard North Springfield and Robert Wagner Bennington. Three year trustees include Rev Phillip B Henderson North Springfield Willard Baird Rutland Llewellyn A Brewster Barre Rev Ehrmann B Bennett Fair Haven Alfred Catozzi Jr Windsor Jesse E Sunderland St Albans Ernest Barre Brattleboro and Mrs Howard Marsden Manchester Center.
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Brattleboro
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Almon H. Smith
Burlington
James L. Young
First Baptist Church of
Harold Willard
North Springfield
Robert Wagner
Bennington
Phillip B. Henderson
Willard Baird
Rutland
Llewellyn A. Brewster
Barre
Ehrmann B. Bennett
Fair Haven
Alfred Catozzi, Jr
Windsor
Jesse E. Sunderland
St. Albans
Ernest Barre
Howard Marsden
Manchester Center
Recreation Workshop Slated Here on May 20
Recreation Leaders Workshops are scheduled across Vermont May 17 to 21. The May 20 session at the Bennington YMCA, sponsored by Leonard J. Black, runs 3:30 to 5:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Dr. Robert Tully of Indiana University will lead the social recreation leadership sessions. The Vermont event highlights planning and administration of recreation. Sponsors include the Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs and the State Recreation Department.
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Montpelier
Bennington
St. Albans
Williston
Bradford
North Springfield
Tully
Indiana University
Bloomington
Colorado Council of Churches
Howard Jeffrey
Vermont
Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs
The
State Recreation Department
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Dominican Republic
Ringheiser
Westinghouse
Brighton
England
UPD
Grand Union Empire
Sutton
UPI
Onemon Solo
Poconos
Echo Lake
PENNA
Bennington Travel
Agency, Inc
Philip Hall
Doris Scovill
Evan’s News Office Equip., Inc
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Hunt Street
Monument Motors, Inc
Bennington, Vermont