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source of badly-needed revenue.” 3he suggested cooperation between the council and local businesses in developing ideas. In her first campaign Mrs. Thomasson was rewarded with 54 votes.

Wallace Critzer was defeated in his effort to win re-election to his second term on the council. Mr. Critzer, a 50-year resident of the town, campaigned on a “no problems” platform. Also making a second, unsuccessful bid for a seat on the council was Reinhardt Lynch. Mr. Lynch, co-proprietor of The Inn at Little Washington, shared his fellow candidates’ concerns about preserving the rural character , of the community while still adapting constructively to “inevitable changes.”

Out of a total of 145 eligible voters, 84 residents took part in the election.

90.0%