am a hard m an witfi a dollar.
20 Brookings-Harbor Pilot i I “I shall
give you a dollar value
THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1954
ELECTION
years.
operating the Seaview succeed Charles Young, in May.
Dairy during th a t time. He is I He is m arried, with one child. Is
for every dollar spent”.
m arried, has two girls, Ann and I a member of the VFW, Elks, and
The biggest difference between Lu. Is a past president of Rotary, 1 a deacon in the B aptist Com m unr
Doane’s thinking and his oppon- m em ber of Elks, and the Brook I ty church.
ent is in Doanes a ttitu d e towards ings Bible Church.
Gordon Goetz— Born in M inn
the court house. Doane says that
C. F. Campbell Born in A rk
he money r ’ready set aside for ansas, coming to Brookings in esota, and worked for the tele
the new court house, $250,000 1947. He owned and operated a phone company in Los Angeles
should be used right now for saw mill until early this year. for 27 years. He has spent six
black topping county roads instead He then built a retail shopping years here operating the Goetz
Cottages. Goetz went to school
,f for a couU house.
center, and is cu rren tly doing
at
University of Minnesota. Has
the contracting work for the new
CITY CANDIDATES building in progress there. He a son, and three grandchildren.
was appointed on the council to Member of R otary club, Elks, and
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feels that it is just as im portant
as any o th er place in the count
F orsyth believes that the coun
ty has outgrow n its present cou ’
¡louse, and needs a new one badl >
* • *
CharP’H D oane- Born in Marsh-
field, Ore., and went t() schoo,
MAYOR
'here. E lected County Commiss
loner in Coos County in 1936. Wa>
B rim m Born in Hoquiam,
i civil service employee for U S Wash., has been living here eigh
Engineers, has traveled all over years. He was associated with
U. S., Canada, Mexico, Soutl the Brimm Bros. Lum ber business
aedic,
Japan.
M arried , hat and has operated the Acacia Laun-
children.
¡romat lor more than a year. 11
W as a ran ch er with 2230 acre I ,ias a family, two children. Melody
ear Langlois, and is now a res l in<l B>ron-
Brim m was on the first zonning
■lent of Gold Beach. M ember „1
committee, and has served on thz
•’txes (.range, Pomona Grang
- nd Masonic Lodge.
recreation board, and other com
lunity activities. He has donated
H e believes in oiling the dust
1 .000 to the Seaside hospital, anti
ra \o | roads in the county, an
is
a m em ber of the Elks, Rotary.
n cutting expenses through e.-
Ociency and progress. He says: Masons, Shriners, Cham ber o
Commerce, and the W rangle! s.
Brimm was in the logging b u sr
ness for 32 years.
W arren Sm ith Born in Iowa
lived in Los Angeles for 17 years,
five years of which was in city
engineers office, on full time in
street planning division. Tw enty
years in logging or sawmill work
in Ore. or Wash. V eteran first
World W ar. Has i een in Brook
ings over seven years, m arried,
D. ,ve hr. ...Jin, Qivncr two childr ., and five grand
children.
pi
Has been e m em ber of Cits
2^1
Council more than thr. e years
/CO. Lostuth, Local Agent since its inception. School board
m em ber and pa t president: Past
president of R otary, and past di
rector of Cham ber of Commerce.
Belongs Elks, Masons, VFW,
Legion and is financial chairm an
for C urry County Boy Scouts.
Daily
Freight Service
Coast F. :ght Lines
H. A. . X . EFS
PLL MBING
Sales and Service
HARRIS HEIGHTS
ROAD
2 M ILES I.
HIGHWAY 101
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COUNCILMEN
Homer Brown Born in Colfax.
Wash., and has been in Brookings
for six years. He spent five years
in his own saw mill business
and has been with the Plywood
Co. last May. He is m arried, and
a Mason, and a tru stee of VFW
Bari Brener Born in Myrtle-
Point, has lived in Brookings 3 1-»
Chomber of Commerce.
Gordon Olsen- Born in St. Paul,
Minn., lived in Calif., and in Med
ford for six years. He has been
in Brookings two years, and op
erates W ard’s Propane Service.
Olsen is m arried, and has three
girls, Kathy, Mary Ann and B ar
bara Jean. He is active in com
m unity work, and is a m em ber of
Lion’s, E lkst and is s e c re ta ry 'o f
the Brookings Bowling Associa
tion.
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