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EI.3A 23 OCT 1985 B U L LET I N I N D E X BEFORE 1970 FARSTVEDT, ';rL3ERT M. FERGUSON, r1RS. C. K. 08/29/~7 ~ DEATH/GILBERT M. FARST'/EDT, BEND 04/07/62 6 DEATH/MRS. ~.r- 1<.. FERGUSON, REDMOND FARTHING, DANIEL W. FERGUSON, ORPHA L OS/26/44 3 9EATH/DANIEL W. FARTHr~GI CENTRAL OREGON PIONEER 10/07/63 2 DEATH/ORP~A I FERGUSON: BEND CATOR ·JOHN A. ;::'·E~GI-'SON.' RALPH 12/10/43 , iJEATH/,JOHNA. FATOR, BEND G:9/;Z6/60 1 DEATH/RALPH F::::R::;USON, BEND FAULKNER, HENRY J. FERGUSON, ROBERT 12/31 /~, ., DEATH/HENRY J. FI:'ULKNER,PAULINA 11/16/37 6 BEND BOY, ROEE~T FERGUSON, DIES FOLLOWING GUN WO FAY, PAULINE FERGUSON, SHIRLEY 12/22/55 5 DEATH/MRS. PAULINE FAY, REDMOND Q9/2~i60 5 DEATHiNR5. SHIRLEY FERGUSON, BEND FEARRIEN, EDWARD N. FERNEAU, F. ,J. 08/21/61 5 DEATH/EDWARD N. FEARRIEN, PRINEVILLE 05/19/52 5 DEATH/F, J, FERNEAU, EX-BEND ~E5IDENT , FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FERNS, f'(.ATE 'J. C4/2~/69 1 FEI ESTABLISHES 2END OFF'~CE 09/30/67 2 DEATH!~.ATE T, FERNS F:::EI MYRTIE M. PERRARI, AL.DO 12/:C/~1 5 DEATH/~YRTIE M. F"E:::I REcr·10ND 11 ....'21/67 ;) DEATH/ALDO ;::'ERR;~Rr, REDf40ND t.-.:t= c:: 1,;:/10/:51 , DEATH/MYRTLE M. ,_1-1 REDf"'!O~'~D FERRY, GUY FEELEY, MRS. MARTIN 09/07/27 1 TWO BOYS REPORTED LOST IN CASCADES NEAR SErlD 09/26/32 5 DEATH IN BEND/MRS. MARTIN FEELEY 09/08/27 1 SEARCH FOR LOST BOYS, GUY FERRY/HENRY CRAMER, IN 09/09/27 1 HOPE DWINDLES FOR FINDING FERRY/CRAMER FEHRENBACHER, CORA 09/10/27 1 NEW STORM ADDS TO PERILS/BOYS LOST IN CASCADES 08/31/66 3 DEATH/CORA FEHRENBAC>-iER, BEND 091i2/27 1 SEARCH FOR CRAMER/FERRY CONTINUES 09/17/27 1 SEARCH FOR LOST YOUTHS RESUMES FELSTET. MILTON 09/20/27 1 NO TRACE/LOST CLIMBERS REPORTED 06/01/67 3 DEATH/MILTON FEL5TET, REDMOND 09/23/27 1 TRAGIC MISTAKE HELD KEY TO FERRY/CRANER5 DEATH 09/04/29 1 BODIES/CRAMERfFERRY DISCOVERED gETWEEN PEAKS FELTER, WARD 09/05/29 4 ED - MYSTERY REMAINS - STORY/CRAMER/FERRY 06/16/28 1 AGED BANDON CAI1PER, WARD FELTER, DIES IN CABIN A FIELD; D. M. r=EL TI.-JELL, NELL I E 06'·26/53 5 DEATH/DR. D. M. FIELD, BEND 05/19/69 3 DEATH/NELLIE FEL:WEL~ FE!\~!)ERj DONALD ? OS/22/45 1 DONALD P. FENDER. ?RINEVLLLEJ ~rLLED iN ACITON FIELL1s JIM E. FENN, WILLIAM S. 1~!17/56 7 DEATH/JIM E. FIELDI GILCHRIST 10/06/55 1 e1ILLIAM S. FENi\I,REDMOf'W, KILLED IN FALL AT NEW ~rELDI MAGGIE M. FERGUSON, C 1-<.. 03/30/65 3 DEATH/~tAGGIE M. FIELD! BEND 08/2~/62 5 DEATH/C. ~. FERG~"'!S;jN. REDMOND PIEL:)S, rHOM/~S ,J. FERGUSON, CHARLES A. OS/24/48 5 DEATH/THOMAS 0. FIELDS, RED~O~D 03/ '!. '/37 '5 DEATH/CHARLES A. FF::R';USIJN, BEND F"!FER, WILLIi;M M. FERGUSON, DANIEL G. 07/05/62 5 DEATHiWILi..-IAM ''1. FIFERI REDf~~Of~D 12/~7.··65 3 JEATH/~A!~r~L !;. FERGVSO~. CUL'JEP ~::':.'._3c"",', OONAL1J H F'::RGUSCNI =:~MA ~. ~!/S9/69 2 DE~T~!!OON~L~~.~lL3Y 09/:::0/~5 3 ')E;~:'''''E!'1MA L. F::::~:;f;:)3C·!'C ';IL..:>-iRIST F!LLNOR~! ROBERT L. FERGUSON. ERNEST )1;·08/64 3 DEATH/ROBERT L. FILLMORE, BEND 03/29146 1. ':::RNE3T FF.::RGUSO''J, EEND} W;:N-S 3R8NZE STAR ::--:···:C;-!E~., ·JOHN :=-=:Rt;USON~ FR,~Nt-<, )1...·20/ ..:"9 ;2 Df:~TH/,-IOHr~ :=!r'..!cr-=E~, P~INE'/:r.LL:·:': 08/01/47 1 30[~ER ~!PLOSr~N AT ~IL~ KILLS ~~ANK FER~U50N! B ~I:~CLE·(.'~ILL!3 F. FER";USON. F~E':)A ~~;02/49 3 CEATH/WILL:S ~ FINDL~Y, B~~O 03/03/67 3 DEATH,'MRS. FREDA F~RGUSON p-: l"JE, HAROLD P FERGUSON, GRACE :·3"'-0e/,~2 06/28/~S '5 :JE:~TH/';RACE FERG~'}5LJN, SEr'·1O :='::RGUSONI GUS _. Gl/~7'::'8 ~ OE,.;n--l,':;us i.. :=-':::::P'~L'3C~J;~~~~~·JE·~:Ii_!.-E ~ :!JL.~Y. t-\.ATHLEEN FERGUSON, ISAAC J. 'ji/()9/67 2 OEATH/V~ATHLEEN :=If'"fLf\Y, PR1NE\.n:LL.E 10/07/61 5 ~EATH/ISAAC J F~RGUSDN, ~ADRAS F:::>JLEV: r-:AU~:CE: p ·J-:-'r'!8/35 '5 DEATH/M:=;URICE P. FINLEY., HIGH DESER7 HO=-·1F::S: RANC~ B1. 3A B U L LET I N I N D E X 23 OCT 1985 BEFORE 1970 FINNIGAN, MRS. EDWARD J. 09/01/1:5 ~ BEND co. MIL~DESTROYED BY FIRE 02/03/61 ~ DEATH/MRS. EDWARD J. FINNIGAN, BEND 09/01/1;' 1 FIRE DESTROYS BEND HOT~L 12/22/1~ FINZER, ELLA C. 11 FIRE LOSSES IN DESCHUTES FOREST HIGH 11/26/17 1 FIRE DESTROYS OREWEILER MILL 06/03/6~ 2 DEATH/ELLA C. FINZER, TERREBONNE 08/21/19 1 PHOTO - PINE TREE LUMBER ~ILL DESTROYED 10/~?/19 1 PINE MILL AT 515TER5 BURNS FIRE I-'ROTEc.TION to/27/19 1 BROOKS SCANLON ROVND HOUSE FIRE 0'/27/14 1 CENTRAL OREGON F[PE PATPOL ORGANIZATION =ORMED 11:08/19 1 OREWILER MILL DESTROYED 07/0~/19 9 BOULEVARD/FIRE LOOKOUT PLANS 07/07/20 1 GARAGE EXPLOSION CAUSES FIRE 04/23/20 1 FIRE INSURANCE R~TE LOWERED 08/21/20 1 THREE MILLION TROUT TO BE PLANTED 06/08/23 1 BEND FIRE RATE HIGH - COMPLAINT MADE 11/09/21 1 FIRE DESTROYS LAPINE HOTEL 09/24/28 4 FIRE CONTROL IN DESCI1UTES FOREST - ORGANIZATION 11,'21/21 1 FIRE DESTROYS DE5GHVTE5 TOWN LUMBER YARD 10/21/29 1 FIRE CONTROL TO USE PHOTOGRAPHS IN 1930 SEASON 12/14/21 1 POST OFFICE AT TUMALO/BURNS 04/28/22 1 RANCH FIRE NEAR DESCHUTES KILLS THREE FIRE PROTECTION - BEND 06/01122 1 NIGHT FIRE DESTROYS HALF/PRINEVILLE BUSINESS SEC OS/26/0~ 1 NEW FIRE APPARATUS FOR BEND Q6/05/22 1 FIRE DE5TROYS LAPINE SCHOOL ~ 10/18/11 4 ED - DEMANDS F IRE PROTECTION Gl6/2C/22 04115119 1 LAPINE VCTE5 TO REBUILD SCHOOL 1 AWBREY HEIGHTS SUGGESTED AS SITE FOR FIRE LOOKOU 08/05/22 1 CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY DESTROYED IN BEND FIRE 04/18/19 1 SITE OFFERED F~R L~OKOUT IN AWBREY HEIGHTS 08/12/22 12/<)2/20 2 1 FIRE DESTROYS SERVICE MOTOR S~LES, PRINEVILLE ~ ED - THE FIRE CHIE:'" 08/23/22 1 POST OFf:rCE/STORE BtJRN AT METCLIU5 02/08/21 ca, ED - IN CASE/FIRE 10.:"05/22 4 SAWMILL NEP.~ TUMALO RESERl.,JOIR DESTROYED 08/24/21 1 1END IS FIRST IN F;PE QREVENTION 10/07/22 Oei12/23 1 FLAMES SWEEP SI5TER5 - DESTROY BLOCK 1 BEND VOLUNTEER FIRE DE~ARTMENT EFFICIENT OS/25/23 J. F r RE: DAf1AGE5 BEr'JD LHUf"JDRY 1']/06/23 1 FIRE PRE:'lENTION ~E=:Y, [~~ BEf'~D ~")6/13/23 1 FIRE DESTROYS MURRAY STORE IN BEND 10/06/23 4 ED - FIRE PREVE!'~TION 10/17/23 1 FIRE DISASTER HIT5 PRINEVILLE 05/14/24 1 CUT IN FIRE INSURANCE RATES IN BEND 11/07/23 1 FIRE DESTROYS EA5T LAKE RESORT 03/06/25 1 BOND ISSUE FOR JAIL/FIRE STATION FAIL 12/10/23 04/04/2~ 4 1 BVENA VISTA SCHOOL 5.E. BEND LOST TO FIRE CITY FIRE PROTECTION - HISTORY 01/31/24 1 LOSS/$20,OOQ IN LAPINE FIRE 09/28/2~ 1 BEND WINS TROPHY IN FIRE PREVENTION CONVENTION 02/07/24 01/04/26 1 MADRAS FLOUR MILL DESTROYED - LO~5 ~4CJaOO 1 BEND SUFFERS SMALLEST FIRE LOSS IN HISTORY, ANNU ~J5/08/24 1 FIRE DESTROYS WESTSIDE GROCERY 01/24/31 1 LOSSES BY FIRE IN BEND LOWER THAN AVERAGE ':)~/08/24 08/06/24 ~ "NTELOPE SA'JED ~Y CHANGE/WIND 1 BEND GRANTED LOWER rr-JSU?r'),NCE R{;TES. F!RE LOSSES 09/04/24 1 FIRE DESTROYS T~O IPJSINES5 BL:"JC~{.5IN r~A::'::R'::~5 10/10/34 1 3END FIRE LOSS rlEL~ ~OWN IN 1933 09/12/24 Q9/1~/38 1 HALF/TOWN/SISTERS DESTROYED BY FIRE 1 PWA GRANT TO BUILD FIRE HALL IN BEND lJl/23/2~ 1 FIRE DESTROYS FOX STAGE GARAGE IN. BEND 10/12/38 6 ED - FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 10/12/38 O~/OI/2~ 4 t-nSTORICAL REt/lEW/CENTRAL OREGON FIRES ,1 BEND REDUCES ITS FIRE LOSS 06/20/2:5 4 ED - INDIAN51 FORE5T FROTECTION AGA!NST FrR~ 11/08/43 • DEATH/TOM W. CARL-ON, DEND FIRE C!-iIEF 07/06/2~ 11/09/43 4 1 FLAMES DESTROY HALF/TOWN FORT RQG~ EO - TOM CARLQNI BEND 06/07/26 1 B8Y SCOUTS SAVE SHEVLIN PARK FROM F~RE 0·3/24/48 1 PEQtJEST TO P1JRCHA5~ =:EE TRUe,.,; I;-~ BEND 07/10/26 :IJ/ 1~'/49 :, 1 FIRE RAGES IN J8f-!N3DN-GILCHRT,5T w.eeDS ~.lEP~RTt...:r-~;::'L , PHOTO - FIRE PRE·,..'F.::\fl~rC:\J HEEJ\ IN :3END 07/12/26 4 E:J - Gfl.f4P INS Itd zn...tt::',FLIN Pi'l>Rl.-tiFOREST FIRES :.0/ :-20/ ~.f) , BEND CLOSE TO ~[~H~P ~~2~;RANCERATES 07·'!~/26 G6i16/~3 1 BLAZE DESTROYS GARS AT SHEVLIr·~-~;n:;;;c:".4 L.O';GI:\i''; : Ar·1 2 6 ~TORY,FrRE PROTECTION rN BEND Q8/13/26 07/26/61 1 1 LARGE FOREST FIRE SOUTH/BEND SHEP IFF POL!::SREFUSES TC o« "JE'.'~-IRE ESCAP~ 08/13/26 1 METOL IUS R I'_JER Flf?E CROSSES R rVER.
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    Upper Deschutes River Bank Stability Characterization August 2002 Kolleen Yake, Watershed Assessment Manager, Upper Deschutes Watershed Council PO Box 1812, Bend Oregon 97709 Abstract The Upper Deschutes River Bank Stability Characterization is designed to assess streambank erosion on the Upper Deschutes River along approximately 60 miles between Wickiup Reservoir and the City of Bend, Oregon. Many previous studies conducted by local, state and federal resource agencies have previously identified elevated levels of erosion and in-stream sedimentation and turbidity as a primary factor in water quality, riparian health and fish habitat concerns in the region. This characterization provides previously unavailable information about the extent of streambank erosion to help prioritize future efforts in streambank restoration, water quality restoration and fish habitat enhancement. Using the Bank Erosion Hazard Index (BEHI) methodology, bank height, bank angle, vegetation cover, root density, root depth, and bank materials was evaluated for a total of 130 reaches throughout the study area. Results indicated that 47 of the streambank reaches are classified as having high, very high, or extreme erodability; 45 are classified as moderate, 37 are classified as low and 6 are classified as very low. Maps showing the extent and distribution of the sites are included and strategies to address the erosion problems are discussed. Introduction The stream banks of the Upper Deschutes River downstream from Wickiup Reservoir are heavily eroded. While the geologic processes that define river channels in some areas might result in bedrock banks or channels lined with large boulders that are resistant to erosion, the Deschutes River channel between Wickiup Reservoir and Fall River contains loose sediments deposited from the combination of volcanic activity and alluvial processes.
  • Guide to Newberry National Volcanic Monument

    Guide to Newberry National Volcanic Monument

    Volcanic Vistas Guide to Newberry National Volcanic Monument View to the northeast across Newberry National Volcanic Monument from Paulina Peak on Newberry Volcano. Community concern for the preservation of the area led to the establishment of the Monument in 1990. The Deschutes National Forest manages the Monument to preserve and protect the area’s unique geologic and ecological resources. The exceptional scenic and recreational opportunities cover 50,000 acres. Photo: Mary Williams What Can I See In... Useful Contacts EMERGENCY 911 2 Hours: Lava Lands Visitor Center and Lava Butte* Newberry National Volcanic Monument *Due to limited parking atop Lava Butte, 30 minute parking passes are issued www.fs.usda.gov/goto/centraloregon/nnvm on a first come, first served basis. Vehicles longer than 22 ft. prohibited. Lava Lands Visitor Center 541-593-2421 Half-Day: Deschutes National Forest 541-383-5300 www.fs.usda.gov/centraloregon Above sites plus explore Lava River Cave** Bend Fort Rock Ranger District 541-383-4000 **Allow about 2 hours for round trip through entire cave. Gate closes at 4pm. Discover Your Northwest 877-874-6775 Full Day: www.discovernw.org\deschutes Above sites plus Lava Cast Forest*** ***Access site via gravel road, 9 miles one way. Pick up brochure at Lava Lands Deschutes County Sheriff or download from Deschutes National Forest website. (Non-emergency and Animal Control): 541-693-6911 http://sheriff.deschutes.org 2-3 Days: See ALL of Newberry National Volcanic Monument! Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife 800-720-6339 www.dfw.state.or.us/ Visit all of the above sites plus the following sites within the ODOT Road Conditions 511 (toll free in Oregon) www.tripcheck.com/ 1-800-977-ODOT (toll free in Oregon) Newberry Caldera: 1-503-588-2941 (outside Oregon) Buy a 3-Day Paulina Visitor Center Monument Pass National Weather Service www.weather.gov/ Enter Bend or La Pine, Oregon Big Obsidian Flow for $10! Paulina Falls Crater Lake N.P.