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386 NEW PCV 1S SLATED' TO ARRIVE BY JANUARY ' 68 • . ,
.3 TESOL AND 2 HEALTH GROUPS TO INCREtt.SE STAFF BY 10
.Dear Group (nee gang) ;
Move , over, ~ys and gal~, we have company comingc And just imagine, how in a
_society loaded v11th honorifics for age and seniority (not to mention tenure) , your
status is soon to be enhanced. ·
Contrary to various rumors, your staff has not been vacationing in the exotic spas
· . • · ·of Eas:t Asia, nor merely prancing around
SCUTTLEBUTT tir ivory tower trying on various shades
THIS IS SUE is a long one, so we ' ll keep o~ __ grey to black ha ts. We have be en
Scuttlebutt as short as we · can to leave oing ~ little programming and have•fin-room
for the deep-thinking stuff . 0 eThe · ly wrapped up the details. Here ' s the
biggest event by f a r was the wedding of ow downa
FLORENCE ALFF and PAUL STARZYNSKI of USIS. une 28 1 7: Estimated time of arrival
April 1 iri Seoul. It was a honey of a or Korea II . This will be a.bout 35 ·
day : . warm and pretty. Florence lqo~d .. ATO-ers who will take their final train-lovelf
(and she begged us to tell you •, ing in country. They ' 11 be as-signed. in
this) in a gown rented from a Chinhae : ugust and will start teaching TE30L at
beauty parlor. Dainty pea u de soie seal- · h e start of the fall semester. (More
lops a t the hemline (no tra in, gi r ls) , fi . ater on how you can assist a.nd · participat£
nicely with tasteful lace trim.ming on the ·n ~heir welcoming, training, site assign-gown
and shoulder-length veil. And her e nts and' actual settling-in.)
headpiece was of fres~ly-cut carnations; Jui 17 1 671 Start of training program
a fine change of pace , we think. Guess or 90 TESOL POV ' s - site not yet deter-who
caught the · oouguet? . Lucky MA.RlLYN · n ed. _W~ll complete_ training about 10/9
MC MEEKIN , ·who ' s obviously well rid of the -nd arrive in Korea shortly thereafter. ·
effects of typhoid! The wedding itself ... ugust 28 , 1967: Start of, training pro­took
place at South Post . It was a Cath-· . gram for 100 HEALTH PCV' s - site not yet
olic Nuptial Mass said by DR. BREUNIG and e t e rmine d. Will complete training about
served by KEVIN JR. · and JdHN O' DONNELL . 12/4· and arrive in Korea shortly there-
The CHIEF himself marched Florence down t e r. ·
the · a;i.sle , . so it • was Peac e Corps all the . e t em ~e r . 18 1 67: Start '?f training pro""
-way . Flore.nee admitted l a ter that when r am ·for 111 HEALTH _PCV's (61 of whom will
she got to Paul, he whispered 11April Foel, e for Cheju~dq) - _ site ti~t yet detenninedo
cracking her up a t the a ltar. Afterw-c.1rd 1 ~11 ?omplete training a.lxmt 12/25 and ax-the
Pea ce Corps fleet of whatever-they- vein Korea shortly thereafter.
QN whizzed ~ver_ to th~ · &nbussy _ Compound . Oc~ob er 16 1 6~: Sta~ of ~raining pro­where
the reception was held at the home r am f ~r 50. TESOL PCV s .:- site not yet
of Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Bunce . Champagne . e~T~m1ned • . W~ll ?omplete training about
Shrimp cocktail. Turkey sandwiches . Hap {.8t6 8 __ and ~rrive ~n Korea s~ortly after.
py people and deli~ious wedding cake . .It ~w.ff~se , we re expan~ng also. ·
was wonderful. Just before the newlyweds ere _s a qip.ck rundown.on wno , what, when
made their escape, DR .• BREUNIG passed ~nd _where a s we know it today.:
among the guests with a. bugful of rice a a · Bruce Lawhead (ex-PCV Liberia and
(can't. on p.2) , , ' C. staff) . Will be administrative asso c-
, · ( can ' t . on p. 2 )