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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1965

Page

10

Councilman At Large Candidates In Pittsfield Race

Peter G Arlos 39 Pace Vending owner and Democratic City Club founder seeks at large seat. Donald G Butler 49 City Savings loan officer and veteran longtime councilman. Edward Dubiski 41 former VFW commander and Navy veteran first time candidate. Louis Minafra 49 House of Carpets owner and repeated at large hopeful. William Pigott 32 GE welder and Local 255 member proposes city hall in old post office. Robert Prentiss 24 NY State Commerce public relations worker former state rep candidate. George Purnell Jr 48 GE power transformer assembler, former Ward 2% and at large incumbent. All reside Pittsfield with spouses and children. several veterans.

Donald G. Butler Boylston St City Savings, Bank H Gs Pittsfield Pittsfield High Darren Cooper Public Safety Committee Health Commission Sewer Commission Berkshire Rehabilitation Center Edward Doubiski Wealthy Ave St. Joseph's Pierce Business College Philadelphia VFW Doubiski Boys’ Club Dubiski William M. Pigott Santa Maria Place TUE Pittsfield High School Josephine la Cascio Pigott George A. Purnell Jr First St General Electric Purnell St Joseph's High School American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Stanley Club GEAA Berkshire County Deputy Sheriffs Association

Four Candidates Vie For Pittsfield Mayor In 1965 Race

Roy F. Brown 52, GE employee and at large councilman for 10 years, runs his first mayoral bid pledging high school revival, cost control and visible government. Remo Del Gallo 39, incumbent since Sept, ex-council president, supports a new high school and at large school committee, favors scattered public housing. Haughey 46, former mayor 1935 to 1963, seeks comeback with belt tightening and flexible plans for a non‑spending $5 million high school. Paul 29, GE ordnance writer, first bid, calls for fresh approach, no political backing, gloom dispelled by new thinking. Rice 46, council veteran, favors $3 million school, stresses qualified appointees and expends, Sable 52, tires executive, first run, campaign to trim services. Incumbent designation noted with asterisk.

Roy F. Brown General Electric Arlington Brown Pittsfield Navy Seabees High School Building Commission Girls Club Suzanne Wendell Remo del Gallo Dillon del Gallo Air Force Berkshire Business College Newell Street Water Commission Bertha Bonnea Hfe Raymond L. Haughey Wendell Ave Robert B. Dillon Berkshire County Haughey St. Joseph’s High School American Academy of Embalming New York UCS Boys’ Club Helen P. Roark Richard W. Paul East St Ordnance Department Worcester Paul Worcester Commerce School Worcester Trade School Wentworth Institute Boston Marine Corps South Pacific Elizabeth Regalbutt Lee Francis X. Bellotti VFW The American Legion Sons of Italy Berkshire County Deputy Sheriff's Association John H. Rice Ness A. H. Rice Co Williams College Harvard Business School Rice Western Massachusetts Dale Carnegie William W. Sable Valentine Read Tire Distributing, Inc New York City Sable Pillsfield Pitlsfield Nights School Optimist Club James J. Steane Dore On Ave Schuyterville Shane New York Electrical School Schenectady N.Y Sloane

Ward 7 Council Candidates Face Voter Trial

Bianco, Carrigan, Eksuzian, Fox, Maloney, Morelli, and Salo seek the Ward 7 seat. Bianco, 27, a real estate and insurance worker, is a first time candidate. Carrigan, 30, IBEW Local 90 member, highlights tax concerns. Eksuzian, 34, appliance repairman, emphasizes ward interests. Fox, 55, A. H. Rice Co. employee, touts vocational and street needs. Maloney, 62, Yellow Coach Lines, perennial candidate, calls for a new school and better street lighting. Morelli, 31, North Junior High social studies teacher, seeks legal clarification on council eligibility. Salo, 65, GE retiree, focuses on cutting city costs. The field spans local industry, education, and civic service experience.

R. N. Davis Bianco Pitts’field Titsfield High Lee Academy of Teal Estate Boston Navy P. J Edward W Red) Fox Daniels Ave A. H. Rice Co Adams Fox St. Joseph's High School Asci Coal Heavers Red Fox Club The Eagles Greaier Ward 7 Lawrence J Bounce) Maloney Seymour St Yellow Coach Lines Co Maloney Pittsfield Anna Hallan Housatonic Donald F. Morelli Sheffield St North Junior High School Morelli North Adams State College Pittsfield Federation of Teachers

Ward 3 council candidates vie for six posts

Alfred S Bradley 37 of 32 Saratoga Drive a Auto Damage Appraisal Service manager seeks Ward 3 seat. Robert J Jones 32 of 25 Wealthy Ave GE publications engineer runs for first time. Patrick A McCaherty 58 of 29 Cleveland St GE transformer designer longtime local politician. Gabriel J Virgilio 52 of 218 Williams St cafe proprietor veteran campaigner. Frederick J Noyes 48 of 178 Pine Grove Dr GE assembler veteran. James J Steane 53 of 43 Doreon Ave GE ordnance planner seeks office. Stephen Sokolowski 36 of 564 Fenn St carpenter seeking first elective post.

Alfred S. Bradley Saratoga Drive Union Springs N.Y Bradley Acadia University Nova Scotia Navy Pittsfield Junior Chamber of Commerce Egremont Pta Gene Scott Patrick A. McCaherty Cleveland St General Electric Cork City Ireland Christian Brothers Academy McCaherty Jeffersonian Club Board of Registrars of Voters Louise Fournier Gabriel J. Virgilio Williams St Newell Street Virgilio Pittsfield Restaurant Association Municipal Airport Commission Veterans of Foreign Wars The American Legion Stephen Sokolowski Fenn St Sokolowski Chicago

Polling Places For Wednesday's Primary Listed

The polls open 7 am to 7 pm on primary election day. Voters must cast ballots in their precinct as of January 1, 19%. A readable list of polling sites follows for each ward, including North Junior High, Morningside Fire Station, Crane School, Mercer School, Rice School, Plunkett and Dawes Schools, High Schools, South Junior High, and Joly, Italy, and Russel schools and churches, with street addresses and intersections noted.

North Junior High North Street Morningside Tyler Street Crane Dartmouth Street Allendale

Also Mentioned on This Page

Atl Turg Maria AL Boyta's St. Ee Fleet Neve Valentine Ariington Desiele Ave Seymon St Ensuz Hancock Rd Lenox Ave Thomas Leland Saetfold St Leo Peter G. Arlos Arlington St Pace Vending Machine Co Raduate Arlos Siena College Arles Democratic City Club Democratic City Committee Insurance Commission Gov. Peabody Alma Rosenfield Louis F. Minafra Broadview Ter House of Carpets Exchange Club Mount Carmel Holy Name Society Knight of Columbus Rita Scullary Robert G. Prentiss Hungerford St New York State Department of Commerce Prentiss Umass University of Town Eagle Springfield Union West Busine Peter P. Bianco Peck’s Road Is John R. Carrigan Western Mass. Electric Co IBEW Carrigan Any Washington, D.C William J. Carrigan Park Commission John Carrigan Eileen Langevin Dalton Eugene A. Eksuzian Hancock Road Pittsfield Electric Shop Eksuzian Lenox High School Rensselaer . Polytechnic Institute Troy Exsuzian William A. Salo Thomas Island General Electric Ordnance Department Salo Finland Beatrice MacDonald Sale Onota Lakes Association Ernest G. St. Peter Robert J. Jones Jones Manhattan College New York Stock Exchange Mary Ann Carney Frederick J. Noyes Pine Grove Drive Noyes IUE Mary Giolito Mercer First Orchard Streets Plunkett First and Fenn Streets Bulibbard C—Dawes Elm Street Stratford Avenue D—Egremont Egremont Avenue East Street Pomeroy Avenue Pomeroy School West Housatonic Street Pomeroy Portable School Ward A. Tucker Linden B. Tucker Linden St C. Brigss West St
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