Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Informs Crook that John is designing an hotel for the Ritz Carlton chain at Quitas on the Red Sea and that Noel has been appointed permanent conductor of the Toronto Mendelsshon Choir.
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
She sometimes feels that she has lived too long, but not often; although like Crook, she misses many friends that have died. She has a new car and loves driving along the quaint side roads in her area.
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Makes reference to Toronto's early Spring. Informs Crook that her son Noel is doing a superb job with the Mendelssohn Choir. She attaches the itinerary for the orchestra's tour (1 page).
ALS from Marian F. Delfgou, Archivist, Chigwell School, to William Newman [MHAN's son]
Part of Papers of Max Newman
Encloses a copy of staff register from 1919 and other school records from MHAN's time.
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Note to Crook informing him that her Dad's Swedish cousin has died. She mentions that she is due to retire in August, but hopes to keep working on a contract basis. She talks of a wonderful three day trip to Victoria Falls. She trusts that he is in good health and surviving the poor weather (in England).
ALS from Marina Broussole to FH
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Re juice of the king coconut.
ALS from Marion Pegg, Cople Cottage, Cople, Bedford.
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Note to Crook to thank him for his kind letter and thoughts following the death of David, who died peacefully in his sleep.
ALS from Marjorie Peel Stokes Hughes to FH
Part of Papers of Sir Fred Hoyle
Interested in FH's Imagined Worlds programme.
ALS from Mark Russell, Sidney Sussex College
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Expresses his pleasure at making Crook's acquaintance and, in the absence of a definitive volume, attaches a list of titles for Crook's perusal, that include Bismarck's correspondence (1 page attached).
ALS from Mark Sinnett, First Presbyterian Church, Stephenville, Texas
Part of Papers of John Anthony Crook
Notes that he is looking forward to teaching mathematics again. His wife's efforts teaching in High School go largely unappreciated and he notes that, with regard to the public school system, 'the political will is gathering to scrap the whole thing'.