Dobbins Heads Study on Council Chamber Seating
Councilman Edward L. Dobbins leads a committee to redesign Pittsfield council chamber seating. Proposals include councilmen facing the audience, a lectern for public speakers, and a press table, with other members named Scelsi and Grandshaw assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbins
Council Chamber
Allen Street
Pittsfield
Edward L. Dobbins
John, J. Fitzgerald
Harold Tident Joseph
Scelsi
Senior Center Golden Age News and Events
The Senior Center library is open for members with new and classic books and large print editions. A January 25 library visit invites those over 60, transportation planned via Grace Turner, with a 1 PM departure. The 21st anniversary party is January 20 at 2. A January 23 talk by Mrs. James Smith is planned, and dance classes led by Win Clarke start Thursdays at 10 30 AM for ages 60 plus. Contributions to Golden Age News may be sent to Mrs. George Robertson or Win Reynolds.
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Senior Center
Public Library
North St
Grace Turner
League of Women Voters
James Smith
Win Clarke
Win
Frank Ranti
Turner
Mary English
George Robertson
Win Reynolds
Councilmen Named To Seek Polling Places
Council President Joseph S. Seelss named half of a six member committee to study buildings other than schools as polling places. Er nest G. St. Peter Richard W. Paul and John F. Fraser were listed. The School Committee must name three members to complete the study before the 1970 71 calendar. Most of the city's 26 polling places are in public schools. St. Peter believes the study will find no workable alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Joseph S. Seelss
Ernest G. St. Peter
Richard W. Paul
John F. Fraser
St. Peter
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M. Solomon
Coats
Bras & Foundations
M. Solomon Shoe Salon
Isabel Parker
U.S
Aisha
North Street
Little Folks
Chubby Dept
THE
Sammy Vincent
Garrard
Competent Service Dept
Tae
Dupont
Fittens
KODEL
Tiopetiilie
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