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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1970
Page
4
Lerner recalls the memory of hot cross buns from childhood and explores their history from pagan roots to Christian adoption. The piece notes recipe details with eggs butter flour sugar and spices and discusses fasting austerity versus indulgence in the context of Lent.
International Club hosts talk on Bret and theatre at 8 pm at 25 Alfred Drive with guest speaker Jurgen Thomas. Berkshire Salon Nine Two Nine and American Legion Auxiliary 40 and 8 meet at 8 pm at Legion Home Pittsfield with an auction. PEO Sisterhood Chapter Y meets at 8 pm at 82 Noblehurst Ave with Mrs Herbert Calderwood Jr assisting and Mrs Abby Brent speaking on Changing Times in Conversation. Cirele K Riding Club gathers Saturday 7 30 pm at Polish Community Club with public invited. Lions Auxiliary gathers at 6 30 pm at Stanley Club with Mrs Carol Lively and hostesses. Rotary Club meets Thursday at 12 13 pm at Stanley Club with Carl Eger speaking. Gallery Tour Clark Art Institute Williamstown 10 30 am tomorrow. Panel discussion Environmental Problems for the 708 at South Junior High School 8 pm and Panel discussion Business World and Operation of American Economy at Jesup Hall Williamstown 8 pm.
A corned beef and cabbage dinner sponsored by Tram Lodge Order of the Sons of Italy is set for St Patrick's Day March 17 at the lodge. Dinner runs 6 to 7 30 p.m. Casey Morawiec will cook, Fred Hogan hosts, Four Paths provides music, and tickets are available from committee members or at the Judge until March 13. Separately Donna Liccardi and Carol LaMountain earned nursing caps at Albany Medical Center School of Nursing and Truesdale Hospital respectively.
De. and Mrs. John C. Willke lecture on The New Morality and Family Life at St. Mark's Parish Hall Thursday at 3 p.m. Atty. and Mrs. Harold Pitt of the diocese of Bridgeport speak March 4 on The New Morality and Family Life at St. Mark's. Sister Andrene Foley of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston closes March 11 at St. Mark's with The New Morality and You. Tickets at the door.
Marriage intention notices list multiple parties including Marjorie Ann Amuso of 11 Churchill Street and Peter Craig Wigglesworth of 43 Euclid Avenue and Lisa Stephanie Singleton of New Haven Connecticut with Vernon Long of West Haven Connecticut. Also cited are Cynthia Irene Correia of 216 First Street and John Quarella Jr. of Worcester and Gertrude Matsulevitch of Wendell Avenue Extension and Alan Weatherly of Lansboro.
A graphic statement from Bill Blass inspires a Wool Bureau Inc carpet design. The Gambol breadloom uses Luxuria knitting to create a naked wool rug in vivid red on white, pairing with steel and glass furniture and Italian sofas, capturing the daring, transseasonal vibe of the era.
Miss Martha Ann Smith daughter of Mrs. H Crosby Smith married Robert F. Mullen son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mullen February 12 at an afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev. Malcolm D. Kilborn. They reside in Albany New York with Mrs. Smith hosting a reception at Church Street home. The bride a Skidmore College alumna with a master's in education from the University of Rochester. The groom a State of New York employee a Poughkeepsie High School graduate and Vietnam era Army veteran.
The annual children’s fair at St Stephen’s Church will run Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Chairmen are Mrs Lawrence L Wolker and Mrs Frank W Root. Mrs William J Carter leads the snack area with games supervised by the Men’s Forum, face painting, movies, and fortune telling.
Engagements are announced for Penelope Louise Volin and Judith Arlene Lubold with proposed June and March weddings in New York and at Zion's Lutheran Church. Penelope Volin is valedictorian and holds a master’s in speech pathology. Leslie Perkins Jr. is a Jibro Manufacturing Co. member. Summer Camp job openings for Girls Club programs at Camp Stevenson and Camp Witawentin with age requirements and March 31 deadline. Doe Gray to call at the 60th anniversary square dance at Northampton State Hospital tomorrow at 7:30 in Olander cafeteria. Public invited.
Brattleboro resident Rem Rose undergoes minor hospital surgery and learns hospital life is a woman's world as colleagues and nurses quiz him about his wife Ellen Cronan Roses food column. He recovers with cold soups carrot vichyssoise and madrilene, savoring light meals and a chilly welcome.
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