A6 THE SPOKESMAN • TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2022
Crews stop brush fire at Crooked River Ranch
BY TIM TRAINOR
Redmond Spokesman
Fire crews stopped a brush
fire Tuesday, July 19, that
threatened numerous homes
in Crooked River Ranch near
the intersection of SW Cin-
der and SW Peninsula drives.
According to Crooked
River Ranch Fire and Res-
cue, the blaze was burning in
grass, brush and juniper trees
near several residences, even-
tually reaching several stacks
of lumber and a horse trailer
outside a home in the 12600
block of SW Cinder.
The fire, which was first
reported about 3:20 p.m. on
July 19, was declared con-
tained at about .33 acres
about 30 minutes later. Crews
remained on-scene mop-
ping up and building fireline
around hot spots until nearly
6 p.m., according to CRRFR.
Six engines and 17 firefight-
ers responded, including mu-
tual aid from Redmond Fire
& Rescue, Bureau of Land
Management, Oregon State
Fire Marshal’s Office and Jef-
ferson County Sheriff ’s Of-
fice.
The cause of the fire is un-
der investigation.
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Photo courtesy Crooked River Ranch
Photo courtesy Crooked River Ranch Fire and Rescue
A small brush fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in Crooked River
Ranch. Crews were able to limit it to less than a half acre in size.
The fire destroyed a lumber pile located near a residence on SW Pen-
insula Drive in Crooked River Ranch.
Reporter: ttrainor@
redmondspokesman.com
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FLASHBACK
FLASHBACK
Redmond girl kills magpies to win rifle in 1946
The Spokesman
100 YEARS AGO
July 27, 1922 — Assess-
ment set for new sidewalks
Surveying was started last
Thursday for the 3.7 miles of
Redmond‘s new cement walks,
contracts for the construction
of which were let last week to
Pat Longergan of Pendleton
for $19,800.
75 YEARS AGO
July 31, 1946 — Redmond
girl kills magpies to win rifle
Davene Myers of Red-
mond has been announced
as winner of first prize in
the annual magpie contest
sponsored by the Deschutes
County Sportsmen’s associ-
ation of Bend. Through her
efforts the county was rid of
134 predatory magpies, said
Vern Carlon, chairman of the
association’s predatory control
committee.
Davene received a new .22
Winchester rifle as her prize.
In all, the contestants killed
402 magpies and destroyed 41
magpie eggs.
50 YEARS AGO
Aug. 2, 1972 — Patrick sells
furniture store
Vernon Patrick, who nearly
Spokesman file photo
A Seattle man has pleaded guilty
just this year to federal arson
charges involving a fire that
destroyed a Redmond horse
slaughterhouse in 1997.
seven years ago opened Cen-
tral Oregon Furniture in the
Bargain Barn location, has
sold the furniture store, effec-
tive Aug. 1 to Dick and Doro-
thy Jackson of Molalla.
The sale was handled
through ACMER business
brokerage firm of Eugene, rep-
resented by Bud Raske and
State Center Realty of Red-
mond through Gus Myers and
Stacey Johnson.
In announcing the sale,
Patrick stressed that he was
selling because “I feel the peo-
ple of the area will be better
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served by an owner manager
who can provide more per-
sonal attention.” Patrick is re-
taining CentWise Drug, which
he opened nearly 25 years ago,
and the hardware and sport-
ing goods store.
Jackson previously was an
owner of Fourier Truck Ser-
vice of Molalla, running be-
tween Estacada and Portland
and prior to that was in sales.
He is a former Rotarian, mem-
ber of the Molalla Chamber
of Commerce and previously
was a local Jaycee president.
The Jackson’s, who have two
sons, Bob, 14, and Ronny, 8,
are purchasing a house at 2607
S.W. Reindeer Ave. They list
hunting, fishing and camping
as favorite activities.
25 YEARS AGO
July 30, 1997 — Stations
wage gas price war
Price wars at gas stations
are a rarity anymore, but one
seems to have erupted in Red-
mond and Bend.
Owners of several local
stations have cut prices from
around $1.30 a gallon to $1.20
or less. Some recently posted
$1.18 a gallon — a price not
common in Central Oregon
for years.
The first volley was fired
by Ron LaFranchi, who con-
verted the Fast Gas station to
an Exxon on S. Highway 97
in Redmond. He completed
a similar renovation in Bend,
then lowered prices at both
stations last week.
Other stations followed suit
over the weekend and earlier
this week.
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OBITUARY
OBITUARY
Dr. Marvin L. Smith
June 8, 8,1934-June
1934 - June 11,
11, 2022
June
Marvin
was born
born June
June 8,
8, 1934
Marvin was
1934 and
and died
died June
11, 2022
Ormand Beach,
Beach, Florida.
Florida. His
2022 in
in Ormand
parents
and Helen
parents were
were Marion
Marion and
Helen Smith
Smith of
of
Redmond.
Marv
Redmond.
Marv spent
spent
his childhood
in
childhood
in
Junction City City
^
Junction
on on
the
the family
family dairy
dairy
farm. At At the
„hmv
farm.
the
\ age of
of 10
his
family
his
family
moved
to
moved
to
C
al
C e e n n t r a
Oregon
w h h e e r r e e
the family
the
family
farmed hay
farmed
hay
and
and potatoes.
potatoes.
In
1952
1952
Marv
Marv graduated
graduated
from
Redmond
from
Redmond
High
High School.
School. In 1957
1957
he graduated
graduated with
with a a
bachelor’s
degree in
bachelor's degree
in education
education from
from Oregon
Oregon
State
He was
of his
State University.
University. He
was the
the president
president of
his
senior
class at
at OSU, was
senior class
was a a member
member of
of the
the
Delta
Delta Tau
Tau Delta
Delta fraternity,
fraternity, and
and started
started the
the
OSU
OSU rodeo
rodeo club.
club. After
After graduation,
graduation, he
he entered
entered
the Air
Air Force
25 years
years later
as
the
Force and
and retired
retired 25
later as
a a Lieutenant
a doctorate
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel with
with a
doctorate in
in
psychology.
Marv joined
joined the
the faculty
psychology. Marv
faculty of
of Embry-
Embry-
Riddle
in Daytona
Riddle Aeronautical
Aeronautical University
University in
Daytona
Beach,
Beach, Florida
Florida where
where he
he taught
taught air
air traffic
traffic
management
and was
was voted
of the
management and
voted Professor
Professor of
the
Year many
Year
many times.
times. Marv
Marv enjoyed
enjoyed and
and played
played
all
all sports.
sports. He was
was an
an outstanding
outstanding calf
calf roper.
roper.
He
He and
and his
his dad,
dad, Marion,
Marion, won
won many
many trophy
trophy
buckles
in team
buckles competing
competing in
team roping
roping and
and cow
cow
penning.
Marv is is survived
survived by
by his
his sons;
penning. Marv
sons; Shelby,
Shelby,
wife
Mirela, of of Ormand
Ormand Beach,
Beach, FL,
FL, Stacy,
wife Mirela,
Stacy, wife
wife
Marilee,
of Prineville,
Marilee, of
Prineville, Craig,
Craig, wife
wife Marianne,
Marianne,
of
of Biloxi,
Biloxi, MS.
MS. He
He leaves
leaves grandchildren;
grandchildren; Hogan,
Hogan,
Palmer,
Tyler, Mila,
Sara and
and Conley.
Conley. He
He is
is also
Palmer, Tyler,
Mila, Sara
also
survived
by his
survived by
his sister
sister Jeannie
Jeannie Smith
Smith Branin,
Branin,
husband
Dennis, of
of Bend.
husband Dennis,
Bend. He was
was married
married
to Jackie
to
Jackie Patterson
Patterson of
of Prineville
Prineville and
and later
later to
to
Connie
Bounds of
of Texas.
Texas. Both
Connie Bounds
Both are
are deceased.
deceased.
Marv
will be
be greatly
missed by
by his
Marv will
greatly missed
his family,
family,
many
and students.
students. He
He was
was a a great
many friends,
friends, and
great
guy.
guy. He
He always
always had
had a a joke
joke or
or witty
witty saying
saying
to help
Please be
to
help you
you feel
feel better.
better. Please
be good
good to
to
yourself was
was often
often
advice.
yourself
his his
advice.
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