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[N M{'M0RIUI1 and O2TTUARL1S Now I lay me dotm to sleep I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before T wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take. xxx xxx xxx xx c x xxx xxx xx x xxx xxx xxx xx xxx x x Last Last x Name Assignment Name Assinrnent X x X ROLFE E. ANDERSON Siuslaw WALTER R. HOLBROOK Umpqua X X LOWELL ASH Rogue River RAYMOND E. MERRITT Reg. Off. X X I4ELVA B. BACH I'remont VONDIS C. 1ILLER TJmpqua X X PAUL E. HARDEN 01ff. Pin. PtH NAYLOR (husband) Deschutcs X WALTER H. BARNETT Maiheur JOHN W. SARGINSON Snoq. X BERThA BLAKE (husband) Umpqua SALLY RITTER (husband) GifT. Pin X X RICHARD N. BOWE Reg. Off. J. HERBERT STONE Reg. Off. X X JOHN R. BRUCKART Will. JOSEPH A. THALHOFER Deschutes X X WILMAR D. BRYAN Olympic P'RED [JRWYL Mt. Hood X X ORVILLE . CARL Wall-Whit HENRY R. TONSETH Deschutes X X ALLAN H. COCHRAN Wash. Off. SPRAGUE T. SIMONS Reg. Off. X X HARRY R. ELLIOTT falheur A1PCRT L. WARREN Umpqua X X l?.OPTi [1. EVANS Reg. 7 (lEO WEISENDANGER (husband) Ore. SLate X Ro[3ER'r F1JRNISS Hxp. Sta. INEZ H. WELSH (husband) it. BakerX X HENRY E. HAEF'NER Reg. Off. HUBERT 0. WILSON Mt. Maker X X MILTON 'tSLIN" US-1035 Wall-Whit X x x x x x x x x K X X X X X X X x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x -8-
RO[FE H. ANDERSON 1906 - 1980 Rolfe H. Anderson was born Iebruary 6, 1906 in Idaho. He received his degree in Forestry from the University of Washington in 1931. In his collegiate days he was an outstanding boxer. Fighting in the middleweight class (158 lbs.) he was a Pacific Coast Conference Ohampion. Rolfe worked on the Willainette Nat'l Forest under ranger R. C. Burgess. In 1939 he was foreman of the 40 man fire crew at the Redwood Ranger Station, Siskiyou Nat'l Forest. This 40 man crew was organized as a specially trained crew to fight fires. They were prepared to go to the hottest spot on the fire and construct a fire line around the head of the fire to gain control. They were credited with aiding in the suppression of nine large fires. In 1940 Rolfe was assigned as District Ranger on the Agness District of the Siskiyou Nat'l Forest. In February, 1943 he was transferred to the Hebo District, Siuslaw Forest, as District Ranger. He remained in this position for the next 23 years retiring in 1966. His total servive equaLLed 35. years. After retiring from the Forest Service Rolfe moved to Eugene and worked for several years for the Eugene Parks Department. Rolfe married Helen Collins in 1935. They had two sons - Donald and David. Both live in Beaverton. Don is a freeway designer; David is a Senior Trooper with the Oregon State Police. Helen passed away in 1968. In 1970 Rolfe married Bertha Deckinann. She died in 1979. Rolfe died February 11, 1980. In addition to his two sons, he is survived by two granddaughters, brother Torney, and sisters Elva and Hdna. Ele had been a member of the Thirty Year Club since 1973. WALTER E. BARNETT 1897 - 1980 By M. M. "Slim" Holzwarth Walter E. Barnett was born August 24, 1897 at McCloud, Oklahoma. Camne to Oregon when he was 9 years old. He died August 16, 1980 at the Veterans ilospital in Walla Walla, Wash., at the age of 82. He served in U.S. Navy from December, 1917, to January, 1919. Employed as fireman in 1922 and Forest Guard, on the Whitman, 1923 - 24. Appointed assistant Forest Ranger, Whitmnan, January 2, 1925. Promoted to Forest Ranger June 1, 1926. Transferred to Maiheur Forest March 1, 1939 as District Ranger of the Lake Creek area. In 1948 he was transferred to the Prairie City District From which he retired on November 30, 1952. He and his wife remained at Prairie City until 1955 when they moved to near Rogue River, Ore. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in eptewber, 1970. Several years later they moved to Enterprise, (iregon. -9- Uy Maiheur National orest
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Page 6 and 7: A WORD FROM YOUR EDITOR Again, we a
Page 8 and 9: Mr. Carroll E. Brown 300 Lumen Road
Page 10 and 11: Dear Carroll: UNITED STATES DEPARTM
Page 12 and 13: 1980 ACTIVITY REPORT OF THE PACIFIC
Page 16 and 17: LOWELL W. ASH 1903 - 1980 Lowell W.
Page 18 and 19: PAUL E. BARDEN 1894 - 1979 Paul E.
Page 20 and 21: JOHN RA BRUCKART 1887 - 1979 John R
Page 22 and 23: ORVILLE B. CARY Orville Cary was bo
Page 24 and 25: HARRY R. (MIcKEY) ELLIO 1887 - 1980
Page 26 and 27: ROBERT L. FURNISS 1908 - 1980 Rober
Page 28 and 29: Henry died June 15, 1980 in Portlan
Page 30 and 31: JOHN WILLIAM SARGINSON 1910 - 1980
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Page 34 and 35: ALBERT L. WARREN 1921 - 1979 Albert
Page 36 and 37: A delayed tribute to Mrs. ALBERT WT
Page 38 and 39: MILTON "SLIM" U1O35 1943 - 1981 Mil
Page 40 and 41: Ed gobson: (3-12-81) I'm not having
Page 42 and 43: Q&1bert M. Bowa: (1-26-81) tn reply
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Page 46 and 47: The promptness with which you sieze
Page 48 and 49: Unfortunately, Budget Bureau rules
Page 50 and 51: MY FTh FORESTRY JOB By M. M. "Red"
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Page 54 and 55: The Retiree Group in California pri
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Dear Carrol: I see by the 30-Year C
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North Carolina who assisted in .eta
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his big mistake. He admitted he did
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and forth and shouting that it made
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The fire record on the East side sh
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LANGDON'S ODYSSEY By Sam Poirier Fu
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Timberline Lodge as far as we have,
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In the meantime we had begun to pre
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During this p.riod, before the tram
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THE SMA 0? THE JRLOINED WHISKEY--OR
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Severs.]. Tillamook Valley resIdent
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The facts of this story were told t
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THE EARLY DAY FOREST RMGER By H. R.
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RBCOLLTIONS ABOJ? CCC CAMPS DURI T1
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I was d..tail.d to the Peavine coun
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the state polic, and reported the i
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MEMOIRS OF JOHN TMRAr BRUCKAIT, SR.
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In late August of 1.909 the Distric
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of this sale but my best recollecti
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Any foliage that might touch the te
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mitted for probate. The court accep
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drove to verett and interviewed a n
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There were four ranger districts: Q
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During the fire season of 1929, a f
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The Twin Buttes huckleberry fields
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National Park was placed in charge.
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Corp8 and National. Industrial Reco
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