Whisky and books reviewed in a mixed column
Richard Leichert discusses The Whiskies of Scotland by R. J. S. McDowall and a novel Somehow I Had To Find A Brass Band by Angela Huth. The whisky book explains malt grain and blended varieties and social effects of spirit with cautions on mixing. The novel follows Clare Lyall through marriages and an affair, ending with unresolved choice and lingering characters.
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Scotland
R. J
McDowall
M.D
D.sc
Abelard Schuman
Manhattan
England
R. J. S. McDowall
Canada
Johnnie Walker
Dimple Haig
John Haig
United Kingdom
Sanderson
Angela Huth
Coward McCann
Clare Lyall
Richard Storm
Joshua Heron
Clare
Jonathan
Italy
Mrs. Fox
Joshua
Mexico
Graham tour revives Martha Graham classics across U S
The Martha Graham Dance Company will tour coast to coast starting October 11 in Princeton New Jersey and ending December 4 in Berkeley California. From October 2 to 8 they perform at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, reviving five major works, three not seen in the United States for years. The policy favors reviving early classics while performers still know them rather than delaying restoration.
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Graham
Film On Peace Keeping Shown At UN Committee
Norman Ford presented a 100 picture film strip titled Peace Keeping UN Business at the Frederick YMCA meeting of the Frederick Committee for United Nations. The program runs about 23 minutes and is available for groups via Mrs. Eleanor Everhart. The committee noted visitors from Japan and multiple nations, discussed Great Decisions, and announced plans for UN Week events and a UN anniversary display at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ford
Frederick
Everhart
Ford
YMCA
Fisher
Frederick Committee For United Nations
American Association of University Women
United Nations
New York City
Virginia Klos
Polly's Pointers and Simple House Helpers
A collection of reader tips from Dear Polly includes patching a raincoat with water resistant tape, repurposing a bicycle basket for milk and bread deliveries, using a plastic clothespin bag as a car light reminder, sewing knee pockets with sponges for cushions, crafting groovy pants from assorted dress scraps, reinventing a sugar cookie cutter from a juice can, using inverted muffin tins for cooling racks, and dosing reminders with a saucer and spoons. Also notes on acrylic dye testing and color results.
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Polly
Engagements announced for three local couples
Mrs. Irving R Morgan announces the engagement of daughter Faye Roberta to Harold Lloyd Weddle with a fall wedding planned. Mr and Mrs Harry T Miller announce Patricia Anne to George Nelson Sexton with no date set. Marianne Brown to Claude J Hartman Jr. with a January wedding planned. each couple lists schooling and employment details.
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Irving Robert Morgan
Frederick
Faye Roberta
Harold Lloyd Weddle
Thurmont
Franklin Weddle
Harry T. Miller
Middletown
Patricia Anne
George Nelson Sexton
Wayne P. Sexton
Myersville
William E. Brown
Marianne
Claude J. Hartman Jr
Claude J. Hartman Sr
Point of Rocks
Miss Brown
Thomas Johnson High School
GEICO
Chevy Chase
Hartman
Frederick High School
U.S. Navy
Montgomery County Board of Education
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U.N. Committee
By Polly Cramer
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Winkler
Evelyn Los Cairo
Melart Jewelers
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East Patrick
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Miss Miller
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NEA, Inc
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le Petit Salon
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Fair Grounds
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Ote
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SPODE
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