SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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BOILER BAY if always a pleasant stopover when you are driving along
the Oregon coast. The big dent in the Pacific shoreline is located just
north of Depoe Bay and is noted for the beauty of the rushing waves as
they pound themselves to spray on the rocks. The state highway depart
ment has constructed a park and viewpoint on a stone ledge jutting out
into the sea which affords a splendid view of the wild waters.
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The f ellow on the
cover is named Gideon
and he lives at Depoe
Bay. That is all the in
formation we got at
the time. He is fishing
at Boiler Bay just
south of Taft. That
fence borders the state
park there and , the
fisherman's line drops
125 feet to the water
below. He catches
mostly cod and sea
trout. Two weeks be
fore this picture was
taken "something" got
on his h o o k and ran
away with it and 130
yards of line.
Photo by Jenkins
A TVnl A I CSCldE -nm kar-U mntol f ihic chat af the
swirling surf breaking around massive rock upthrust at
Taft. The picture was taken from the dining room window of
the Ester Lee apar.tments on the edge of town. Comfortable
accommodations are always available on the Oregon coast,
particularly during the off-season months. This particular
motel is perched high on the bluff overlooking the whole
sweep of ocean. A stair leads down to the beach from the
broad terrace on the west side of the establishment. Carrie
McClanathan is the gracious hostess at the Ester Lee.
SOLD
ALTURAS Sixty Hereford
steer calves were sold recently by
C. T. (Tag) Howland, North Fork
Cattle Company, to Earl Briggs,
Willows. The calves averaged. 455
pounds at delivery time on Decem
ber 2 and there was no shrink in
volved in the deal.
LACK
RHIHMEN. Formosa City
fathers of this community on the
island of Formosa, are seeking an
other bull for their village herd
and the request is going through
channels. Village elders explain
that they have 180 cows and only
one buU.
Christensen Named Chief Of Cattlemen
LIKELY Brunei Christensen
of Likely was named as president
of the California Cattlemen's As
sociation at its annual meeting
at Santa Rosa. He succeeds Rob
ert Johnson of Sanger.
Christensen served three years
as association vice president and
chairman of its legislative com
mittee. Hs is a graduate of the
University ot California and is a
county supervisor of Modoc Coun-
The National Fire Protection As
sociation, a non-profit membership
organization, insists that 90 per
cent of fires are preventable. .
ty. He is a member of the ex
ecutive and national forests com
mittees of the American National
Cattlemen's Association and of the
grazing advisory committee of the
U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
The association's board of direct
ors created a new association
obmmittee on recreation to cope
with the growing problems of rec
reational use of public and priv
ate lands. It will also be con
cerned with trespass and other
similar matters resulting from
expanding population of the West.
The 1959 convention will be
held at Eureka.
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