Dear Abby tastes and smells debate in kitchen lore
A montage of letters to Dear Abby from cooks and readers debating whether top chefs taste their dishes or rely on smell. Contributors share anecdotes from chefs, a governor’s cook, a shipboard cook, a brewer, and a master brewer, asserting taste is rare or unnecessary. Letters discuss cleanliness, salt balance, and methods to judge seasoning without tasting.
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Abby
Montpelier
New York
Tillie
Tucson
Community News Roundup From Abingdon And Nearby
Local residents share visits and celebrations including Mr and Mrs Gary Gorham and Mark of Colorado Springs returning home for a parental visit Jenny Chorpening surprised with a sixteenth birthday party then a movie and a barbecue at the Chorpening home Des Moines and Denver area relatives visited Mrs Ethel Gray and family over the weekend Trudy Griffeth daughter of Harold and is spending the week with Wayne Clinelly Abingdon II Mrs Norman Schoonover and Jessie Schoonover plus Connie Messer flew to San Francisco for Helen Schoonover Coats major surgery then on to Eugene and Salt Lake City to visit relatives before two weeks return Mr and Mrs Keith Crossett and Jacob Widmer from Wayland enjoy a two week vacation at Pine Island Resort Lake Kabetogan Minnesota near the Canadian border.
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Gary Gorham
Mark
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gene Gorham
Jenny
Trudy Griffeth
Harold Griffeth
Mrs
Wayne Clinelly
Abingdon
Norman Schoonover
Jessie Schoonover
Connie Messer
San Francisco
Helen Schoonover Coats
Eugene
Oregon
Mary Martin
Washington
Salt Lake City
Donald Andrianio
Schoonovers
Keith Crossett
Jacob Widmer
Wayland
Pine Island
Lake Kabetogan Minn
Canadian Border
Six Hearts Slam Try Shows Finesse Odds
In a bridge sample by Jay Beck South in six hearts faces a tough start after West leads a spade. The declarer sorties the spade, hearts, diamonds then uses a diamond discard and a ruff to reach a slams attempt. The analysis explains why a finesse is mandatory when diamonds are distributed against the slam.
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West
King
Declarer
East
South
Local residents visit relatives and travelers depart nationwide
Mrs. Ollie Eichelberger moves from Mt Pleasant Hospital to Mercy Iowa City. Violet Lindner returns to Chicago after a visit with her daughter and son-in-law Daryl Dodder. The Lindners plan a New York trip to visit a son. Jean Gunnarson heads to Grundy Center after a week with the Gunnarson family. Tipton residents Mrs. Jimmy Lusie and daughters stay with sister Mrs. Keith Statler near West Chester. Mrs. John Straub of Belleville and Roy Pease of Sumner join Mrs. T. J. Pease and others visiting in Washington. Jonn Vonn was home from Mercy Iowa City after two weeks. Alvin Shebeck visits Will Longer in Wayland. John R. McEvoy of Rock Island and Gary Shebeck join the Longer family. Edwin Linden and daughters Leslie and Nancy return to Edinboro, Pa., after visiting L. M. Eicher. Richard Boettcher has returned from Nürnberg, Germany, where he served two years in a U.S. Army field artillery unit. The Boettchers stay with Paul Boettcher’s family until Thursday, then move to Kansas City for Boettcher to resume employment with Gamble.
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Violet Lindner
Chicago
Daryl Dodder
Lindner
New York
Ralph Herts
Edgar Gunnarson
Grundy Center
LeRoy Gunnarson
Teri Hartke
Jean Gunnarson
Jimmy Lusie
Cherry
Susie
Sally Jo
Tipton
Washington
Keith Statler
West Chester
Richard Boettcher
Nurenberg
Germany
Boettcher
U.S. Army Field Artillery
Boettchers
Paul Boettcher
Kansas City
Selective Service to Begin Age 18 Exam and Referral Pilot
The Selective Service System will start in July a program to examine 18 year old registrants born on or after January 1 196 and classified in Class T A. It aims to help youths gain educational support while not changing induction age. Those found not qualified for induction may be referred to the State Employment Service for job training and future work planning. Referrals for mental disqualification continue, while a physical rehabilitation program is not finalized. Each registrant will be advised by their local board about the program and nearest State Employment Office.
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Selective Service System
Selective Service Local Board
Selective Service System Board
Women of Moose activities in Mooseheart and Chicago visit
Mrs. Howard Curland and Mrs. Ray Stalder visited Mooseheart Ill to tour the campus meet Joan Dumachel of British Columbia and her family, attend the Mooseheart 75 year history pageant, and join Women of the Moose International Conference in Chicago with Mrs. Robert Grubb. They toured Mooseheart, Moosehaven, and Lod Operations Exhibit Spectacular, heard performers, and watched quartet competition with Mason City Moose Quartet taking third place.
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Women OF Moose
Howard Curland
Ray Stalder
Moose
Moosehart
Ill
Joan Dumachel
British Columbia
Canada
Mooseheart
Carl
Stalder
Chicago
Mason City
Ronnie Rogers
del Reine
Frankie Masters
Robert Mollahan
Fairmont
Virginia
Letting the Point Offers Insight on Nails and Tools
A UPI report notes a woodworking principle where a sharp tool is usually efficient yet blunt nails often perform best for certain nailing tasks in practical work.
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New York
UPI
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Chef's
Great Lakes
Alvin J.L
Miss van Buren
Alfred
Brewer
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed Gray
Dick Gray
Des Moines
Ethel Gray
Jay Beck
Vorth Ad
Sadie
Ollie Eichelberger
Mt Pleasant Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
John Straub
Belleville
Roy Pease
Sumner
T. J Pease
James Pease
Great Falls
Mont
Alvin Shebeck
Will Longer
Park View
John R. McEvoy
Rock Island
Gary Shebeck
Davenport
Edwin Linden
Leslie
Nancy
Edinboro, Pa
Linden
L. M. Eicher
OLDS
Aeesal
Peadock
Sprillac
ISM Elf Olds
Selective Service
Westinghouse
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
Anna
Wuuvunt
New Westinghouse
Iowa Southern
Waghington Evening Journal
David Elder
Kaitor and
Manasey
William Shannon
Charen Mortis
Bate Bob. Shatter
Brace ‘Cowden
Howard Hazen
Moment
Ax Second Clans
Matter Ender Act
Washingtowa Press
Carriee
Wihinto
Osincup’s
Evening Journal
Funny
Dany
Big
Father
Avakess
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