Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Goodman tax issues top ballot There is just one city race on the ballot in Goodman. Incumbent North Ward Alderman Kristin Windsor is being challenged by Dean Freund in her bid for re-election. A two-year term awaits the winner. Noel Noel voters are being asked to renew the Noel Water Co.’s rights to supply and distribute water within city limits, and to continue operating a tower for video and radio communication signals on company property. The renewal is for another 20 years. There also are contested races for mayor, marshal, collector and two aldermanic posts in Noel. Three candidates have filed to run for mayor in the wake of incumbent Mayor Paul Gardner’s decision not to seek re-election. They are Lewis Davis, John Lafley and Bill Austen. The winner receives a two-year term. Incumbent Marshal Ellsworth “Ozzy” Amos III is being challenged by Les Schatzley for a four-year term, and Collector Karla Meador has a challenger, Stephanie Ehlers, in her bid for re-election. The collector office is a two-year term. Richard Sederberg and incumbent Michelle Amos are vying for Noel’s North Ward aldermanic seat, while Bobbie Wolf, Francis “Skip” McKenna and Amy Finley are seeking the South Ward seat of incumbent Lafley, who is running for mayor. Both seats are for two years. R-1 School District Five candidates are seeking two seats on the McDonald County R-1 School Board. Incumbents Sammy Helm III, of Pineville, and Tammy Clark, of Anderson, are being challenged by Harold Stephens, of Stella; Lynn Schlessman, of Pineville; and LaSandra McKeever, of Seligman. The two posts each carry three-year terms. Anderson Anderson Aldermen Art Fields and Darren Pierce are not seeking re-election, but there is interest in both of their seats. In the East Ward, Colleen Epperson and Frank Royce are facing off. In the West Ward, the contest is between Leatress Gideon and Ray Cooper. Two-years terms await each winner. Pineville Pineville has races for mayor and South Ward alderman. Mark Rice is running against appointed incumbent Mayor Patricia Beshears for a one-year, unexpired term. Jack Gaughenbaugh, the incumbent alderman in the South Ward, is being challenged by Ann Crowder-Sanders for a new two-year term. 
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