MINTER-COLUMN _ FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga . _ It doesn't say a lot for my reputation, but some people believe I make up the things I write about, especially when I'm reporting on foreign travel arranged by my wife, who will come back either as an airplane pilot or a junketing congressperson if there is such a thing as another life . ( Jim Minter is a former editor of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) MOVED.
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"The Serenade ( Op . 22 ) was aptly entitled, since at least four of its five movements ( the second of which was a delightful waltz ) displayed an elegant touch suggestive of gracious living accompanied by serenading in the stately home of some 18th-century aristocrat; in the finale alone did the composer discard periwig and lace cuffs, and even here the junketing, though lively, was well-bred, and in the closing moments there was a delicious return to the courtliness of the opening.
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:" " When this junketing band of Cambridge ancients beat Oxford in the 80th contest on 11 December 1961 they established a timeless record which proclaims them still as the finest Varsity match XV in history as the only one ever to remain unbeaten throughout their season P14 W14, points for 249, against 49 . It is particularly notable for in those days both universities would prepare for Twickenham with a string of matches against the grandest clubs in the land, full strength teams packed with international players from such as Cardiff, Newport, Gloucester, Leicester, Coventry, Bedford, Harlequins, and Northampton.
