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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
10
A nostalgic look at college tailgating reveals older fans with families bringing elaborate setups from Baggied sandwiches to fried chicken in wicker hampers. At Williams first home game hotdogs ran out, a professor’s son notes, and the author recalls a flawed hotdog experience before concluding Ford wagon doors will enhance tailgating's refrigerator-like aura.
A mother narrates the clash over adolescent style and privacy amid portable radios and long hair. She weighs private life against public appearance, noting how transistors, grooming, and rebellion test family rules while urging outward support and rational looks in a democratic age.
Bonding uses adhesives, melted foam or electronic fusing to join fabrics for reversible or lined garments. It promises easier alterations, wrinkle resistance and built in linings, with patterns and foam laminates offering texture and quilting effects.
A weekly school lunch plan lists daily soups plus main dishes and sides. Monday features beef needle soup and pineapple juice with meat pie and applesauce. sandwiches include Bologna with lettuce. Tuesday offers chicken rice soup and frank in roll with wax beans. Wednesday presents tomato soup with sausage patty and corn. Thursday uses minestrone and hot roast beef sandwich. Friday serves clam chowder and cabbage pineapple salad with egg salad sandwiches.
Mrs. Joseph Giardina of Lenox persuades Our Lady of the Elms alumnae to sponsor a Montessori lecture at Berkshire Community College. The talk explains early preschool focus and advanced techniques for higher grades, with examples from Giardina’s family and Dr. Montessori’s history. Sister Josephina of Boston College will speak, highlighting self directed learning and home practice.
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