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Tuesda y, October 30, 1973
Vol. 5, No. 44
V ot er s To Se at F ou r O n C ou nc il
MARION ANDER SON
CHRIS TOPHE R CAMPBELL
CATHE RINE PUMPH REY
(Mrs. Roland ). "Wome n take capability. more interest in public affairs." pro· good "My only wish is for Mrs. Pumph rey. 50, moved to gressive governm ent for the svill e in 1965 from Wayne the of town and the majority people while giving consideration Washington , D.C. From 1965 to 1971. she owned a nd operated a to the minority opinion ," Five write-in candida tes for beauty salon at Waynesville. A , U.S. Navy WAVE during council filed special registr ation with the Board of Election before W.W. II, she has five children. A son Nels remains at home, Oct. 17.. "I simply want to be a part of Twenty -year-old Christo pher community," Mrs. ~umphrey th~ : ' st' tb~ yctUl.nge , W~>:ne~! B!>8W'~f,E~u~ol}. ~~i#p~U, ' ~~t»y l~jJ. "I ,like peop)~"aod, I ~omJY\e! · ' .• g~' ,a,.v\lla ,r!1ll.for ~ v.~ of.r persQ~ ~.ra~"111!11~ ,,; ~~Derlt, -,vi"lt:e-hH Ville is a nice little WayneS think' at 'junior a is , e be~, fjc!e f o' PubUc Al!airs candida te, hope- political MA,R8IlAW;"".;Io," _'::': ' town." at y sit Univer State Wright joint a for levy fully pass a tax Uncontested for three seats on vocational school and vote on Fairbor n, He is a biology st.udent with a major in seconda ry edu- the Wayne Local Board of Educafour state issues. tion are Robert L. Bernard , It,iarian Sue Anders on and cation. A. Dunkin and Dan W. Claire Campbell, the son of'Mlr. and Richard H. Hull were the only . Simpson Frankof ll Campbe Richard persons to file regular petitions Mrs. Incumbent Robert L. Bernard a and ied unmarr is Road, lin Board County Warren with the has current ly completed eight of Elections at Lebano n for the graduat e of Waynesville High on the board (two terms). years ay DeMol Village council openihgs prior to School. An active ly vice-president of present is He former a is he r, membe the board's Aug. 8 filing board. t~e Valley Commander of Miami deadline. i\ graduat e of Waynesville High A housewife and mother of Priory. he attende d Ohio State School, can I what "I'd like to try to do tHree, Mrs. Anderso n, 34, is a at Columbus. He is ity Univers ted. commen he town," the for native of Shrevep ort, La., where the former Harriet to married councilville Former Waynes she received her initial educaWorkman and they have three 644 of Filer, ll Marsha man, tion. children, Alan, a freshman at Mrs. Anderson, who current ly Dayton Road, is a retired Otterbe in Univers ity at WestHills rn Southe of ee employ ~d is completing the unexpir Andrea, a sophomore at erville; . Dayton ~ y council terqt of Homer ' Ramby Supply Compan High School and ville Waynes of native ' a is 67. Filer, for who w~ fUllng the same grade student at fourth a Pau, of y majorit The. Ky. Larry Miranda, has been a Cynthiana, tary School. Elemen ville Waynes 'residen t• for his life he has been a residen t of ville are!' W,ayn98 ed in the interest f very '1 4j ''I'm • d attende he where ville ' Waynes ", " ,leVan ,1e,. ,." is very which school al vocation she is , the local schools. He is a membe r l' Ac~ve in"Ciib young our that so needed much, Ia Club. Lions ville ' _ Waynes aW~ ~ of the work job in e compet can people to The only stateme nt Filer had -.,fiake was, "I'm going into it with the young people of sur· the bet- rounding counties," he said. "I'm ,~b~)1I: ' Pi(ei)t;...~rP~4U' ,,",'fIrlI01 ' ": (VilI,l~4;l council race) for interest ed in \!ontinuing good termel) t of the town." ~" " schools. service Ota Jones, retired An employee of the Duriron s~tion operato r, has bee11 a resi, de,n t of the Corwin-Waynesville Company at Dayton . Bernard 46. is a veteran of the U.S. Army. area for 26' years. A ~oJlmer Corwin Mayor and He holds ' membe rships in the councilman, 'Jones, 50, owned Waynesville High School Music and operate d Jones Service Parents Association, P.T.O. and Station for 22 years. His wife, is chairman of the council of Violet, owns ilnd operate s an Ministries of the Waynesville _.p,tiq!:les shop in their home at United Methodist Church. "I~D't have any bones to pick 296 South Main St. Analyst in the anybody." commented Dan with of Willis D. Hunter, a native and Managefllent at n. ". have four child· Simpso W. Waynes in lived has Ind., Scipio, Defense'Electro n Supply and I will do the school in ren retired a has been a Federal goverm nent ville for 30 years. He is can." I job best Antioch from foreman er carpent employee for 25 years. , Simpson, 41, was a faculty Jlull, a U.S. N~vy vete~n of College at Yellow Sprin.gs. at Waynesville High member North 608 at resides 65, Hunter, has and ,. , World War n, is martied 1958 to 1963. He from School my In official public Street. "Any tw~' grown children. He has been degree in educaB.S. Ii received reprea be should opjnion, 25 for t Il Way~~vill~ residen gton College in Wilmin from tion of not and people the , aentativ e of ~ attende d Miami also He 1954. ted. commen he " hi~If, said grind," '"ldii~.v.8' ~j ax~ to, sho\lld Univers ity at Oxford and the J , ~7A~., if , ~, ' I will ' ' "BUita~y. ,~ think there " council, the o~ ~ttO·~~~.id~~~ ~ ''::;~i;~ore, woo\en rey. " W~ to ,IIie:,:be it,,:i( ,lDY ;).c.remuked Cathen ne ,Pumph
RICHARD HULL
The biggest decision Waynes ville voters will make at the polls on Nov. 6 will be that of four village councilmen to be elected from a slate of seven candidates. Choosing one Wayne Township Trustee from three contest ants will run a close second. Voters will also accept or reject a new Wayne ' Township Zoning ,c~e" 1 se~t : three ' unconte~ted
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