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rong in this world that is so full of trouble. We are especially happy to be a neighbor in this friendly and neighborly Rappahannock County.”
Han, who is 40, was born in North Korea and after World War II moved to the south of that country. His wife, Yong Sock Han, a native of Seoul, is 38 years of age.
THE HANS have two children, Nancy, a fourth grade student in the local school who will automatically become a naturalized citizen when she is 18, and a son Walker, 4-1/2, who was born in the U.S. The Hans were married in 1961.
Han worked for ten years in the American Embassy in Korea, and had been eager to come to America, which he did as chef for the Korean Ambassador to this country.
After his duty with the Ambassador, he became acquainted with Walker Stone of Woodville and Washington, D.C. who sent Han to the Lewis Hotel Training School.
At Hawthorn, the Stone’s farm at Woodville, Han is
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