Our Town 2009

OurTown
A Guide to Living in Douglas County • Fall 2009

Monday, October 26, 2009 Our Town Roseburg, Oregon, Page 2
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INDEX
elcome to Our Town. This special
Douglas County history
Douglas County map
Government contacts
4
8
10
W publication is designed as a quick-
and-easy guide to Douglas County
towns, services and schools.
It’s meant for newcomers as well as those
County departments 16 who have lived in Douglas County for years.
Calendar of events 18 We’d like to know what you think about
Our Town.
Roseburg information 21 Send your comments and/or suggestions to
any of the contact addresses listed below. And
County media 32 enjoy Our Town.
Hospitals 35
DMV, transit 36 Published by
Disposal services 36
Hunting and fishing 37
Police and fire services 40 345 N.E. Winchester
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
North County towns 46 Phone: (541) 672-3321
E-mail: newsdesk@nrtoday.com
West County towns 49 Web site: www.nrtoday.com
South County towns 52 All contents copyrighted and may not be repro-
duced without consent of The News-Review.
Sports 60 Our Town is published annually.
East County towns 63 COVER PHOTO: Drynda Tucker, 9, watches vintage

cars go by during Graffiti Weekend 2009.
Photo by Robin Loznak of The News-Review.
Community services 65
Schools 74
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
DOUGLAS
COUNTY
Population: 105,240
(July 2008 estimates,
Population Research
Center at Portland State
University)
What is now Douglas

County was originally
part of Umpqua County,
established by the Ore-
gon territorial govern-
ment in 1851 — just
eight years after the
start of the major west-
ward migration over the
Oregon Trail.
Gold was discovered
in the Umpqua Valley, JEFF WICK/The News-Review
bringing an instant
Paige Kische, 18, of 4-H and her horse, Windy, get ready for the
increase in settlers. bareback riding competition at the Douglas County Fair Wednes-
The first meeting of day.
the Umpqua County
government was held in
Elkton. Subsequent meetings took place in
Green Valley and in Yoncalla.
In 1852, Douglas County was carved out c Asian Food
of a portion of Umpqua County lying east of Exoti
the Coast Range. It was named after U.S.
Sen. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, a
staunch supporter of Oregon statehood.
Later, the gold boom in Umpqua County
petered out, the population dwindled and in
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ROBIN LOZNAK/The News-Review

Blacktail deer keep up a watchful eye in a field near Oakland.
Continued from page 4 — Lane County to the north, Jackson,

Josephine and Curry counties to the south,
1862, the rest of that county was absorbed Coos County to the west and Klamath Coun-
into Douglas County. ty to the east.
That followed the 1856 annexation of Winchester was the original county seat of
Camas Valley from Coos County. Further Douglas County, but only held that distinc-
boundary adjustments were made with Jack- tion for two years.
son and Lane counties in 1915. Residents later voted to move the seat in
Today, Douglas County covers 5,071
square miles. It’s bordered by six counties Continued on page 7
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DOUGLAS COUNTY
Bill Copeland,
left, lines up a
shot while
playing pool
against Donald
Deam, right, of
Myrtle Creek
at the Rose-
burg Senior
Center.
News-Review file
photo
Continued from page 6 Umpqua Insurance

Agency, Inc.
1854 to Deer Creek, which, a year later, was Since 1917
renamed Roseburg after Aaron Rose.
Douglas County originally operated under Personal • Business
a county court, featuring a county judge and
two commissioners.
Health • Financial
The current system of three commission- Brian Pargeter
ers with equal authority was adopted in Guy Kennerly
1965. In 2008, commissioners begun to be Rick Holland
elected on a nonpartisan basis. Jason Pargeter
Previously, they were elected by party or Jim Booth
candidates could run as nonaffiliated. Robert Guy
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Roman Nose Mtn.
r
Smith Rive
Gardiner
Curtin
Scottsburg
38 Elkton
Reedsport Drain
Wards

Dean Mtn. Mtn.
INTERSTATE
Kellogg
Loon Lake
5
Yoncalla

Yellow Butte
138
Oakland
Mt. Scott
Sutherlin
Umpqua Ri

Kelly Butte Umpqua Wilbur Idleyld Park
ver
N. Umpqua
Rive Dry Creek,
r Lemolo Lake
Illahee
Winchester Glide Steamboat
Toketee Lake
Wolf Mtn. 138
Little Rive r Cinnamon
Butte
Dixonville Umpqua National Forest Maidu
Lookingglass
Roseburg Red Butte Diamond Lake
Lake
Black Rock Mt. Thielsen

Dodson Butte
Winston
White Rock Mt. Bailey

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Olalla h Um
Days Tiller Sout
Creek 1
Camas
Valley
Riddle
Dutchman
Canyon Mtn.

Canyonville
INTERSTATE
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Co Azalea Galesville Reservoir Crater Lake
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Creek
Glendale
Glendale Green Mtn. 0 5 10
Approx. 10 mi.
Douglas County Facts

1. What four lakes in Douglas County are 27 miles of the Umpqua River up to a place
1,000 acres or larger? now called Scottsburg?
2. What is the height of Mount Thielsen?
See page 9 for the answers.
3. What year did Spanish explorers chart
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Douglas County
Populations
Roseburg 21,235
Sutherlin 7,795
Green *6,174
Winston 5,890
Reedsport 4,305
Myrtle Creek 3,665
Tri City *3,519
Glide *1,690
Canyonville 1,730
Yoncalla 1,115 ROBIN LOZNAK/The News-Review
Drain 1,080 Jesse Herbert, left, and Katie Westbrook,
Glendale 955
Riddle 1,045
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United States 308 million
Sources: Portland State University Popula-

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marked * are from the 2000 Census.
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GOVERNMENT CONTACTS State Senators
Sen. Jeff Kruse,
Douglas County Commissioners R-Roseburg
Doug Robertson, Commissioner S-316, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
1036 S.E. Douglas Room Salem, OR 97301
217, Roseburg, OR 97470 Phone: (503) 986-1701
Phone: (541) 440-4201
Joe Laurance, Commis- Local contact information:
sioner 636 Wild Iris Lane, Rose-
1036 S.E. Douglas Room burg, OR 97470
217, Roseburg, OR 97470 Phone: (541) 673-7201
Phone: (541) 440-4201 E-mail:
Susan Morgan, Commis- sen.jeffkruse@state.or.us
sioner Web site:
Robertson 1036 S.E. Douglas Room Morgan www.leg.state.or.us/kruse
217, Roseburg, OR 97470 Committees: Health Care
Phone: (541) 440-4201 and Veterans’ Affairs (vice-
chairman); Human Services and Rural
Douglas County Health Policy (vice-chairman); Education
e-Government Web site: and General Government.
http://www.co.douglas.
or.us Kruse is in his second four-year term in
the Senate, representing District 1, which
Douglas County Cities includes Roseburg and the areas south to
City government contacts Glendale and west to Bandon, Gold Beach
are listed under individual and Brookings. He earlier served in the Ore-
Laurance city descriptions elsewhere gon House from 1997-2004.
in this guide and under Hot
Links/“Government Links” on
our Web site, newsreview.info Continued on page 11
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GOVERNMENT
Continued from page 10
State Representatives
Sen. Floyd Prozanski, D-Eugene Rep. Bruce Hanna, R-Sutherlin

S-417, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E., H-395, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
Salem, OR 97301 Salem, OR 97301
Phone: (503) 986-1704 Fax: (503) 986- Phone: (503) 986-1407
1080 Local contact information:
Local contact information: 612 N.W. Cecil Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470
P.O. Box 11511 Eugene, OR 97440 Phone: (541) 440-9004
Phone: (541) 342-2447 Email: rep.brucehanna@state.or.us
E-mail: sen.floydprozanski@state.or.us Website: http://www.leg.state.or.us/hanna
Web site: Committees: Administration (vice-chair-
http://www.leg.state.or.us/prozanski man); Land Use; Legislative Administration,
Committees: Commerce and Workforce Session Schedule (vice-chairman).
Development; Conduct (chairman); Legisla- Hanna, the House Republican Leader, is
tive Counsel; Judiciary (chairman); Environ- in his third term representing House District
ment and Natural Resources. 7, which includes Sutherlin and other por-
Prozanski is in his second Senate term tions of northern Douglas County and rural
representing District 4, which includes Oak- Lane County.
land, Sutherlin, Elkton, Drain, Yoncalla and
Glide. He earlier served in the House from Rep. Tim Freeman, R-Roseburg
1995-2003. H-371, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
Salem, OR 97301
Sen. Joanne Verger, D-Coos Bay Phone: (503) 986-1402
S-401, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E., Local contact information:
Salem, OR 97301 792 N.W. Garden Valley Blvd., Roseburg,
Phone: (503) 986-1705 OR 97470
Local contact information: Phone: (580) 580-7545
785 Virginia Ave., North Bend OR 97459 E-mail: rep.timfreeman@state.or.us
Phone: (541) 756-4140 Web site: www.leg.state.or.us/freeman
E-mail: sen.joanneverger@state.or.us Committees: Human Services; Veterans
Web site: www.leg.state.or.us/verger and Emergency Services (vice-chairman);
Committees: Business and Transportation; Ways and Means Subcommittee on Public
Human Services and Rural Health Policy; Safety.
Ways and Means; Special Joint Committee Freeman is in his first term, representing
on Transportation. House District 2, which includes Roseburg,
Verger is in her second Senate term rep- Myrtle Creek and Canyonville. He previously
resenting District 5, which includes Reed- served on the Roseburg City Council.
sport in Douglas County as well as part of
western Lane County and Coos and Curry
counties. She previously served two terms
in the House. Continued on page 12
GOVERNMENT
Rep. Wayne Krieger, R-Gold Beach

H-381, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
Salem, OR 97301
Phone: (503) 986-1401
Local contact information:
95702 Skyview Ranch Road, Gold Beach,
OR 97444
Phone: (541) 247-7990
E-mail: rep.waynekrieger@state.or.us
Web site: www.leg.state.or.us/krieger
Committees: Judiciary; Agriculture, Natur-
al Resources and Rural Communities (vice-
chairman); Consumer Protection and Gov-
ernment Accountability.
Krieger is in his fifth term, representing News-Review file photo
District 1, which includes Winston and sev-
eral Douglas County towns west of there. Douglas County maintenance
groundskeeper Tom McBee mows the lawn
Rep. Arnie Roblan, D-Coos Bay near the Douglas County Courthouse elm
H-272, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E., tree.
Salem, OR 97310
Phone: (503) 986-1409 Resources and Rural Communities; Educa-
E-mail: rep.arnieroblan@state.or.us tion; Administration (chairman); Legislative
Local contact information: Administration; Rules (chairman).
P.O. Box 1410, Coos Bay, OR 97420 Roblan is in his third term representing
Phone: (541) 267-6843 House District 9, which includes Reedsport
Web site: www.leg.state.or.us/roblan in Douglas County as well as portions of
Committees: Agriculture, Natural western Coos and Lane counties.
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GOVERNMENT
U.S. Senators E-mail: http://governor.oregon.gov/Gov/con-
Sen. Ron Wyden tact_us.shtml
223 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Web site: http://governor.oregon.gov
Washington, D.C., 20510-3703 Senate President
Phone: (202) 224-5244. Senate President Peter Courtney, D-Salem
Washington D.C. E-mail: http://wyden.senate.gov/con- Room 201, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
tact Salem, OR 97301
Web site: http://wyden.senate.gov Phone: (503) 986-1600 Fax: (503) 986-1004
E-mail:sen.petercourtney@state.or.us
Eugene district office: Web site:
405 E. 8th Ave., Suite 2020 www.leg.state.or.us/senate/senpres/home.htm
Eugene, OR 97401
Phone: (541) 431-0229 House Speaker
Fax: (541) 431-0610 House Speaker Dave Hunt, D-Clackamas
County
Sen. Jeff Merkley Room 269, State Capitol, 900 Court St. N.E.,
B40B Dirksen Senate Office Building Salem, OR 97301
Washington, D.C., 20510 Phone: (503) 986-1440
Phone: (202) 224-3753 E-mail: rep.davehunt@state.or.us
Fax: (202) 228-3997 Web site:
E-mail: senator@merkley.senate.gov www.leg.state.or.us/house/speaker/home.htm
Web site: www.merkley.senate.gov
Eugene Senate office Continued on page 14

405 E. Eighth Ave., Suite 2010
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Phone: (541) 465-6750
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
Rep. Peter DeFazio
2134 Rayburn House Office Building,
Washington, D.C., 20515.
Phone: (202) 225-6416
Fax (202) 225-0373
E-mail:
http://defazio.house.gov/formdefazio/contact.html
Web site: http://www.house.gov/defazio
Roseburg Office:
612 S.E. Jackson St., No. 9,
P.O. Box 2460,
Roseburg, Ore. 97470
Phone: (541) 440-3523
Fax: (541) 440-3525
Governor Harvard Subway Stephens Subway Diamond Lake Subway

Gov. Ted Kulongoski 964 W. Harvard Ave. 1350 NE Stephens St. 1969a Diamond Lake
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Lynne Jacobson of Roseburg, left, and Kris Lyon of Days Creek, center, shake the hand of
then-Sen. Barack Obama as he greets people in the Roseburg High School cafeteria.
Continued from page 13 E-mail: president@whitehouse.gov

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COUNTY DEPARTMENTS
County Government Listings
Douglas County Courthouse/Justice Building Justice Courts
1036 S.E. Douglas, Roseburg; (541) 672-3311 Canyonville - P.O. Box 376, Canyonville; (541)
839-4389
Drain - P.O. Box 513, Drain; (541) 836-2814
Douglas County e-Government Glendale - P.O. Box 325, Glendale; (541) 832-
Web site: 2101
Reedsport - 680 Fir Street, Reedsport; (541) 271-
http://www.co.douglas.or.us
4868
County departments Juvenile
Adult Parole and Probation - Justice Building Justice Building, Room 203
Room 206 (541) 440-4409
(541) 957-8148 Detention Facility - Detention & Shelter Care Facil-
Assessor - Courthouse Room 206 ity Building
(541) 440-4222 (541) 464-6400
Building Department - Justice Building Room 106 Land - Courthouse Room 320
(541) 440-4284 (541) 440-4300
Law Library - Justice Building Room 305
County Clerk - Courthouse Room 221 (541) 440-4341
(541) 440-4323 Library, Douglas County - 1409 N.E. Diamond
Commissioners, Douglas County - Courthouse Lake Blvd., Roseburg
Room 217 (541) 440-4311
(541) 440-4201 Additional libraries located in Canyonville, Drain,
Commission on Children & Families - Courthouse Glendale, Myrtle Creek, Oakland, Reedsport, Riddle,
Room 7 Sutherlin, Winston, Yoncalla (see individual city list-
(541) 957-4622 ings for locations).
Corrections - Justice Building Room 310
(541) 440-4440 Management & Finance - Courthouse Room 302
County Counsel - Courthouse Room 321 (541) 440-4247
(541) 440-4375 Museum, Douglas County - 123 Museum Drive,
Roseburg (541) 957-7007
DINT (Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team)
(541) 440-4474 Parks - 6536 Old Highway 99 North, Winchester
District Attorney - Justice Building Room 204 (541) 957-7001
(541) 440-4388 Planning Department - Justice Building Room 106
(541) 440-4289
Fairgrounds, Douglas County - 2110 S.W. Frear Public Works
Street, Roseburg Administration - Courthouse Room 219; (541)
(541) 957-7010 440-4208
Fire District #2, Douglas County - 1400 Buckhorn Engineering - Courthouse Room 304; (541) 440-
Road, Roseburg 4481
(541) 673-5503 Natural Resources - Courthouse Room 306; (541)
Douglas Forest Protective Association 440-4255
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531 S. Cedar, Drain; (541) 836-7009
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Calendar of events supplied
by the Roseburg Visitors and
Convention Bureau. The
schedule is subject to change.
672-9731 or 800-444-9584.
OCTOBER 2009
1-30 Umpqua Valley Arts
Center, “Hundred Valleys”
Northwest Juried Art Com-
petition, Oils & Pastels
exhibit and photography, 672-
2532.
1-31 Seven Feathers Hotel
& Casino Resort, call for
entertainment schedule, 800-
548-8461.
1-31 Oregon Bounty, par- ROBIN LOZNAK/The News-Review
ticipating Umpqua Valley Horse-drawn carriage rides add atmosphere to River Forks
Artisans, 672-9731. Park during the Festival of Lights on Saturday night.
1-31 Historic Floed-Lane
House, Saturdays and Sun-
days, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393. Umpqua Valley Arts Center, 672-2532.
31 Neewollah Parade, Downtown Roseburg, 7 Annual Scandinavian Smorgasbord,
Jackson Street, 5 p.m., 673-3352. Faith Lutheran Church, traditional food served,
31 Harvest ZOObilee, Wildlife Safari, spe- 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. seating, Faith Lutheran
cial Halloween activities, wear your costumes, Church, 672-2231.
5 to 8 p.m., 679-6761. 7-8 Business and Professional Women’s
31 Halloween Street Fair, downtown Myrtle Craft Fair, Douglas County Fairgrounds,
Creek, 863-6843. www.co.douglas.or.us/fair, 672-5820.
6 - Jan 8 Oregon Artist Juried Art Exhibit,
NOVEMBER 2009 Umpqua Valley Arts Center, 672-2532.
1-29 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays 11 Annual Veterans Day Parade, Roseburg
and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393. Town Center, 11 a.m., 440-1000, ext. 44101, or
1-30 Oregon Bounty, participating Umpqua 672-9716.
Valley Wineries, 672-9731, ext. 10. 12-15 Dog Show, Douglas County Fair-
1-30 Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino grounds, Umpqua Kennel Club and Rogue
Resort, call for entertainment schedule, 800-
548-8461.
6 - Jan 8 Oregon Artist Juries Art Exhibit, Continued on page 19
Galleries
Gift Shop
Classes
672-2532 • 1624 W. Harvard

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Valley Kennel Club, 672-2127.

14 Yoncalla Craft Fair, Yoncalla Communi-
ty Center, door prizes, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 849-
3192.
21-22 Umpqua Valley Stamp Club, Seven
Feathers Hotel and Casino, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
exhibits, door prizes and more, 672-5054.
22 Nutcracker Ballet, Umpqua Community
College Jacoby Auditorium, 3 p.m., 672-3469.
22 - Jan 1 Festival of Lights, River Forks
Park, Sunday to Thursday, 5:30 to 9 p.m., Fri- News-Review file photo
day to Saturday and Holidays 5:30 to 10 p.m., Volunteer Tina Vernoi prepares mashed
672-3469. potatoes for a free Thanksgiving dinner at
27-28 Thanksgiving Holiday Tasting, open Hillside Christian Church in Canyonville.
house at several Umpqua Valley Wineries,
www.umpquavalleywineries.com.
27-29 Holiday Village, River Forks Park in 1-31 Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino
conjunction with Festival of Lights, 5 to 10 Resort, call for entertainment schedule, 800-
p.m., 672-2532. 548-8461.
27-29 21st Annual Classic Crafters Guild 1 - Jan 1 Festival of Lights, River Forks
Christmas Show, Riversdale Grange, Rose- Park, Monday to Thursday, 5:30 to 9 p.m., Fri-
burg. Handcrafted items and food are available, day to Sunday, 5:30 to 10 p.m., 672-3469.
Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 1-Jan 8 Oregon Artist Juried Art Exhibit
p.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., free, 673-8489. and Santa’s Boutique, Umpqua Valley Arts
29 Christmas Tree Lighting, Douglas Center, 672-2532.
County Courthouse, time TBA, 464-8422. 2-6 Festival of Trees, Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Silver Bell Luncheon, Thursday 9 a.m. Seniors
DECEMBER 2009 Day, Friday at 6 p.m. Gala Evening, Saturday
1 Roseburg Community Concerts presents, at 10 a.m. Teddy Bear Picnic, Sunday from 11
“Chapter 6,” 7 p.m., Jacoby Auditorium, a.m. to 4 p.m. Family Day, Seven Feathers,
UCC, http://tickets.umpqua.edu, 672-0494. 677-4818.
1-12 12 Days of Christmas Give Away, 4-6 Annual Christmas Fair, Douglas Coun-
Roseburg Town Center, customers can enter at ty Fairgrounds, arts and crafts, food, Santa
participating business, winners are drawn daily, Claus, Friday, 12 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to
464-8422. 8 p.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 440-4396.
1-30 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays
and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393. Continued on page 20
The Roseburg
Visitors Center
Stop by for Visitor information

in the Land of Umpqua
410 S.E. Spruce St., Roseburg
Take exit 124 East
Located along the river
672-9731 Ext. 10
LandofUmpqua.com
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Continued from page 19 19-24 Wildlights, Wildlife Safari, the Safari
Village is filled with lights and animal shapes,
6 to 9 p.m., www.wildlifesafari.net, 679-6761.
5-6 The Messiah, Umpqua Community Col-
lege, Jacoby Auditorium, Saturday, 7:30 p.m., JANUARY 2010
Sunday, 3 p.m., tickets available at Hanson 1 - Jan 8 Oregon Artist Juried Art Exhibit,
Jewelers, While Away Books, SoCo Coffee Umpqua Valley Arts Center, 672-2532.
House, Fine Arts UCC, 496-0748. 1-31 Wildlife Safari, 2 for 1 drive through
4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25-27 Holiday Village, special, all month, www.wildlifesafari.net, 679-
River Forks Park, in conjunction with Festival 6761.
of Lights, 5 to 10 p.m., 672-2532. 1-31 Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino
10, 11, 13, 17-20 A Madrigal Christmas Resort, call for entertainment schedule, 800-
Dinner Theatre, The Myrtle Creek Grand Vic- 548-8461.
torian, Thursday to Saturday, 7 p.m., Sunday, 5 2-31 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays
p.m., www.grandvictorianmc.com, 863-3011. and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393.
12 Timber Truckers Light Parade and 8-9 Vintage Singers present “Twelfth
Myrtle Creek Winter Festival, Millsite Park, Night”, First Presbyterian Church, Friday and
6:30 p.m., lighted truck parade, fire truck rides, Saturday, 7:30 p.m., 440-4691.
863-3171. 21 First Citizen Banquet, Sponsored by the
17 Breakfast with Santa, breakfast with Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce, Dou-
Santa 8 to 10 a.m., reservations are required, glas Hall at the Douglas County Fairgrounds,
Christmas caroling, cookie decorating, photo 5:30 p.m., president’s reception, 7 p.m., dinner,
opportunities with Santa ant Tiani and many 672-2648.
other fun activities throughout the park. Drive 22 - Feb 27 Umpqua Valley Arts Associa-
through specials from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., tion, five galleries with artists/exhibits,
Wildlife Safari, www.wildlifesafari.net, 679- www.uvarts.com, 672-2532.
6761. 26 Douglas County Youth Orchestra,
19 Timber Town Toyland Light Parade,
Central Avenue, Sutherlin, Saturday, 7 p.m.,
459-5829. Continued on page 26
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Population: 21,235
(July 2008 estimate, Population Research
Center at Portland State University)
N
estled in the heart of Douglas
County, Roseburg has dubbed
itself The Timber Capital of the
Nation, and serves as the gate-
way to the Douglas fir-lined North
Umpqua River and Crater Lake National
Park via Highway 138, which heads east
from town.
The regional hub as well as Douglas
County seat attracts locals and tourists
alike to its cultural events and riverside
parks, as well as the Douglas County Fair
and summer concert series Music on the
Half Shell, which lure big-name perform-
ers.
The South Umpqua River winds through
the heart of Roseburg, meeting up with the
North Umpqua just northwest of town.
The city of 21,235 is the area’s retail and
home improvement destination and boasts
restaurants with international cuisine from
Chinese and Italian to Greek, Mexican and
Japanese. ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
Located just off of Interstate 5, Rose-
burg is 72 miles south of Eugene, and 124 The South Umpqua River runs through
miles north of the California border. It Roseburg.
rests amid some of the world’s richest tim-
ber land, and became a major lumber pro- in 1851. Three years later, the town was
ducer during the post-World War II hous- officially mapped, renamed Roseburg —
ing boom. At the timber industry’s height, after Aaron — and became the county seat.
278 mills operated in Douglas County. Roseburg’s Main Street follows the
First visited by white settlers and gold Applegate Trail, mapped in 1846 by pio-
seekers in the 1840s, the town was platted neers led by Jesse Applegate and Levi
as Deer Creek by New Yorker Aaron Rose
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ROSEBURG
Continued from page 21 than 100 others and caused $10 million in
damage. The Blast, as it’s known, was the
third-most deadly disaster in Oregon histo-
Scott. A historical marker on the west side
ry, and today is the subject of seasonal
of the Douglas County Courthouse com-
walking tours.
memorates and describes this wagon trail,
In spite of adversity, the city has man-
also called the Old South Road.
aged to maintain many historical build-
Mount Nebo, named after the mountain
ings, including the neoclassical Douglas
that Moses stood atop to view the prom-
County Courthouse at 1036 S.E. Douglas
ised land, overlooks the city and Garden
Ave. The structure was built in a space city
Valley. Pioneers believed this aptly
founder Aaron Rose donated in the 1850s
described the high ground in the bend of
for use as a public square. In 1955, rectan-
the South Umpqua River that proves a
gular additions were made to each end of
spectacular viewpoint.
the original 1929 structure.
Roseburg abounds with historical homes
The Mill-Pine neighborhood was Rose-
and landmarks, but many spots were
burg’s first nationally registered historic
irreparably damaged or destroyed during a
1959 explosion downtown that leveled
businesses, killed 14 people, injured more Continued on page 24
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Kena Heck
of Eugene
dances with
an oversized
hula hoop
during the
Sly and Rob-
bie and the
Taxi Gang
Music on the
Half Shell
concert in
Roseburg’s
Stewart
Park.
ROBIN LOZ-
NAK/News-
Review file
photo
Continued from page 23 brewery operated by McMenamins of

Portland. The coming of the railroad was
vital to communities along the north-south
district, commemorating the community’s
transportation route and Roseburg was a
railroad workers of the late 19th century.
major railroad center until 1927. Passenger
The housing development grew after the
service was terminated in 1951.
first steam locomotives arrived in Rose-
A railroad switchyard lies at the south
burg in 1872.
end of town that is operated by a freight
The railroad established a roundhouse,
line, the Central Oregon Pacific & Pacific
repair yard, warehouses and an office until
Railroad. The railroad offices are at 333
the division headquarters and shops were
S.E. Mosher Ave.
moved to Eugene.
Historical homes in the downtown
The former Southern Pacific Railroad
Depot at 705 S.E. Sheridan St. was the
third to serve Roseburg. It is now a micro- Continued on page 25
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ROSEBURG
Continued from page 24 built between 1866-76. Lane lived nearby
during his final years and spent much of his
time with his daughter. The Floed-Lane
district are echoes of a not-so-distant past
House is maintained by the Douglas County
when timber barons and respected doctors,
Historical Society. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m.
lawyers and politicians built opulent monu-
Saturdays and Sundays or by appointment.
ments to their success.
Admission is free but donations are
The elaborately decorated three-story,
accepted.
Queen Anne-style Moses Parrott house at
Today, Roseburg also has two cinemas,
1772 S.E. Jackson St. is a vivid reminder of
theaters, book stores, coffee houses and
this. Parrott, a shoemaker, came to this area
numerous restaurants.
with his wife, Tennessee, in the early
1850s. ROSEBURG INFORMATION
Mayor Larry Rich
Today, the home is privately owned. No City Recorder: Sheila Cox
tours are given, but it can be viewed easily City Hall: 900 S.E. Douglas Ave., Roseburg; (541)
from Stephens Street. 672-7701
The Floed-Lane house at 544 S.E. Dou- City E-mail: info@cityofroseburg.org
City Web site: http://www.cityofroseburg.org
glas Ave. is more commonly known as the Post Office: 519 S.E. Kane St., Roseburg; (800)
Joseph Lane House and is the only surviv- 275-8777
ing structure associated with this pioneer Police Department: (541) 673-6633
Sheriff’s Department: (541) 440-4471
soldier and statesman. Lane was a commis- Fire Department: (541) 673-4459
sioned brigadier general during the Mexi- Municipal Court: 900 S.E. Douglas Ave., Rose-
can War. He was the Oregon Territory’s del- burg; (541) 672-7701
Chamber of Commerce: 410 S.E. Spruce St.,
egate to Congress from 1851 to 1859 and Roseburg; (541) 672-2648
was the state’s first U.S. senator from 1859 Visitors Center: 410 S.E. Spruce St., Roseburg;
to 1861. In 1860 he was the Southern (541) 672-9731
Library: 1409 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd., Rose-
Democratic candidate for vice president. burg; (541) 440-4305
The home was owned by Lane’s daughter Schools: Roseburg School District
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21 Daniel Rodriguez, 2 p.m., Roseburg Com-
munity Concerts, Jacoby Auditorium, UCC,
Jacoby Auditorium, UCC, 7:30 p.m., http://tickets.umpqua.edu, 672-0494.
www.umpquasymphony.org, 496-4546. 27 Palate to Palette, Umpqua Valley Arts Cen-
30 Alexander Tutunov with Andrea Brock ter, Hallie Brown Ford Gallery, artwork featured
and Hilary Hall-Duo Pianists, Jacoby Auditori- will be auctioned, 672-2532.
um, UCC, 7:30 p.m., TBA Donkey Basketball Game, sponsored by
www.umpquasymphony.org, 496-4546. the Douglas County Shrine Club, Roseburg Fire
Department vs. the KPIC crew, Douglas County
FEBRUARY 2010 Fairgrounds, 672-8741.
1-27 Umpqua Valley Arts Association, five
galleries with artists/exhibits, www.uvarts.com, MARCH 2010
672-2532. 1-31 Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino
1-28 Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort,
call for entertainment schedule, 800-548-8461.
6-28 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays Continued on page 27
and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 677-9603.
6 Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby,
Douglas County Fairgrounds, 7 a.m. each day,
pre-registration required, 672-0757.
6 Roseburg Book and Stationary Birthday
Celebration - 100 years in business, 10 a.m. to 2 Trusted Car Care
p.m., cake cutting ceremony, 673-5356.
11 Chocolate, Cheese & Wine Walk, Rose- Since 1965
burg Town Center, 5 to 8 p.m., Janice Quist, 673- We are Your NAPA Auto Care Center
5356 or Vicki Nielsen, 464-8422. 1225 NE Stephens
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12 Father Daughter Dance, Fiesta Dance, 6 672-1527
p.m., Douglas County Fairgrounds, www.dcfa-
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13 “Wild For You,” Dinner & Music, Wildlife
Safari, romantic champagne dinner and music, 6
p.m., www.wildlifesafari.net, 679-6761. Nelson yle
Since 1946
13-14 Gun Show, Douglas County Fair-
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19-21 Sportsmen’s & Outdoor Recreation Glass & Glass Glazing
Show, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Friday, 12 to
Nelson & Pyle Woodworking, Inc.
9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday, 10 868 SE Parrott St.
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Continued from page 26 1-30 Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino
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5 - April 23 Umpqua Valley Arts Associa- 6-12 Spring Sprint - Cheetah Week,
tion, Arts in Education Biennial, Wildlife Safari, www.wildlifesafari.net, 679-
www.uvarts.com, 672-2532. 6761.
5-7 Home & Garden Show, Umpqua Valley 17 Barrel Tasting Tour, bus tours of Central
Homebuilders Association, Douglas County and South Umpqua Valley wineries, visit six
Fairgrounds, more than 300 vendors, 673-3711. wineries on each tour, reservations,
6-29 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays www.umpquavalleywineries.org, 672-5701.
and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393. 3 Annual Easter Egg Hunt, Stewart Park,
13-14 Roseburg Benefit Car Show, Douglas Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., free to the public,
County Fairgrounds, Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 Sponsored by Cascade Community Credit
p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 672-7235. Union, 672-6641.
19-28 Wildlife Safari Spring Break - Ele- 16-18 Annual Umpqua Valley Quilter Guild
phant Carwash, www.wildlifesafari.net, 679- Quilt Show, “Sweet Are the Memories,”
6761. Douglas County Fairgrounds, Friday and Satur-
20 Annual Greatest of the Grape, presented day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4
by the Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Associa- p.m., www.umpquavalleyquilters.com, 440-
tion, Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort, 3803.
(Umpqua Valley Wineries) Shuttle busses from 17 Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay, 67 mile
Sleep Inn Suites, Best Western, Holiday Inn run relay begins 6 a.m. in Roseburg, 23 mile
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21 Casey MacGill’s Blue 4 Trio, 2 p.m., 267-6329 or (541) 396-5940.
Roseburg Community Concerts, Jacoby Audi- 18 Party for the Planet, 12 to 2 p.m.,
torium, UCC, http://tickets.umpqua.edu, 672- Wildlife Safari, www.wildlifesafari.net, 679-
0494. 6761.
26-28 Spring Craft Fair, Douglas County 24 Earth Day & Energy Fair, Douglas
Fairgrounds, Friday, 4 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 County Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., enter-
a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., inner- tainment, activities, demonstrations, food, and
spacefamily@hotmail.com. family fun, free, 440-4350.
27-28 Spring Antique Show, Douglas Coun- 24-25 Annual Glide Wildflower Show,
ty Fairgrounds, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sun- Glide Community Center, 8 to 9 a.m. photogra-
day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., 679-8912. phers, Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
for the public, www.glidewildflowershow.org,
APRIL 2010 496-3323.
5 - April 23 Umpqua Valley Arts Associa-
tion, Arts in Education Biennial,
www.uvarts.com, 672-2532. Continued on page 28
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Continued from page 27 548-8461.

1 Scrapbook Fun Fest, Seven Feathers
Hotel & Casino, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
27 The Hunt Family Fiddlers, 7 p.m., www.scrapbookfunfest.com, 817-2223.
Roseburg Community Concerts, Jacoby Audi- 1 Plant & Garden Expo, Douglas County
torium, UCC, http://tickets.umpqua.edu, 672- Fairgrounds, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 672-
0494. 4461.
28 - June 11 Umpqua Valley Arts Associa- 1-3 Monster Truck Spectacular, Douglas
tion, five galleries with artists/exhibits,
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County Speedway, dc.speedway@yahoo.com.

1-30 Historic Floed-Lane House, Saturdays
and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m., 459-1393.
6 Downtown Art, Chocolate and Wine
Walk, Roseburg Town Center, Thursday, 5 to 8
p.m., enter to win grand prize basket at each
participating merchant, Janice Quist, 673-5356
or Vicki Nielsen, 464-8422.
10 Mothers Day at Wildlife Safari, moms
admitted free with a paid admission, 679-6761.
10 Mothers Day Free Day at the Douglas
County Museum, 957-7007. A monarch butterfly relaxes on a purple
22 Barrel Tasting Tour, bus tours of North, cone flower in the Butterfly Pavilion at the Elk-
Central and South Umpqua Valley wineries, ton Community Education Center in Elkton.
visit six wineries on each tour, reservations,
www.umpquavalleywineries.org, 672-5701. 5-6 Free Kids Fishing Weekend, no license
29 Melrose Vineyards presents, Memorial required, Cooper Creek, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Dia-
Day Celebration and BBQ, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., mond Lake, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Herbert’s Pond 10
Saturday, live music, 672-6080. a.m. to 3 p.m.; Rock Creek Hatchery 9:30 a.m.
29 Butterfly Pavilion to open for the sea- to 1 p.m., 440-3353.
son, Elkton Community Education Center, 11 12 Blooms and Butterfly Run and Garden
a.m. to 4 p.m., 584-2692. Celebration, 5K run/walk or the 10K competi-
31 VA Cemetery “Memorial Day Tribute”, tive run, BBQ, vendors, demonstrations, But-
11 a.m. to Noon, Junior ROTC to post colors, terfly Pavilion, www.elktoncommunityeduca-
riderless horse, speakers, 1770 W. Harvard, tioncenter.org, 584-2692.
672-4635. 12-13 South Douglas Rodeo, Saturday and
Sunday 1 p.m., Tri City Horse Arena in Myrtle
JUNE 2010 Creek, parade Sat 11 a.m., 863-6459.
3-22 UACT presents, “Cabaret,” Betty 11-13 10th Annual Koi Show, Sherms Park-
Long Unruh Theatre, 673-2125. ing Lot, judging on Saturday, 10 a.m., dealers
TBA Trader Days City Wide Garage Sales, and demonstrations, 496-3403.
Winston Area, 679-0118 18 - Aug. 20 Umpqua Valley Arts Center
TBA NASCAR Bi-Mart/Toyota Firecrack- public art hanging, themed annual member-
er 150, Douglas County Speedway, Fireworks ship show, 672-2532.
at the Races, 957-7010. 19 Rhino Bash, Wildlife Safari, 12:30 to 3
5 Lamb Show, BBQ and Auction, Douglas
County Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., 673-
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Continued from page 29 7 Kick Off to Graffiti Show Honors Vets in
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June 22 - Aug. 17 Music on Halfshell Sum-
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Plenty of game
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CRAIG REED
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F
rom deer to turkeys, the call of the
wild is strong in Douglas County.
The area’s hills, rivers and deep woods
offer excellent opportunities for sports-
men during respective hunting seasons.
“Douglas County has some of the best, most
diverse habitat in the state,” Oregon Depart-
ment of Fish and Wildlife Southwest Region
manager Steve Denney said. “Virtually every
corner of the county provides habitat for some
wildlife species.”
People interested in the hunting and fishing
available in Douglas County are encouraged to
obtain Oregon Department of Fish and
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and game bird regulations to check dates,
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HUNTING/FISHING
are found almost everywhere in the county. Num-

bers are higher on agricultural land and on 5- to
20-year-old harvested units in the forests.
Roosevelt elk live throughout the county. They
feed in new clearcut areas and use more mature
timber for cover and shelter. The first day or two
of elk hunting seasons is traditionally most suc-
cessful. After this time, the animals usually move
to the thickest cover they can find.
The best population of black bears in Douglas
County is in the Coast Range around berry ROBIN LOZNAK/The News-Review
patches and old orchards. The next best place to A flock of wild turkeys trots in a field near
find bears is in the lower Cascades. Myrtle Creek.
Douglas County has some of the highest den-
sities of cougars recorded in the United States.
These big cats are primarily found in good elk quail, valley quail, blue grouse, ruffed grouse,
and deer habitat since these animals are their band-tailed pigeons, mourning doves, ducks and
favorite foods. A portion of the Umpqua Valley geese.
and surrounding foothills is open for cougar hunt- Brushy hillsides, creek bottoms, springs and
ing all year with the appropriate tag. clearcut areas provide homes for the mountain
Douglas County also is home to many other quail. Douglas County has good populations of
species including coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, sil- the bird. Valley quail are found in agricultural
ver gray squirrels, beaver, otter and muskrats. areas on the valley floor. Most of their habitat is
Very few of these animals are hunted by the private property, so permission is needed to hunt.
general public but they are pursued by trappers. Blue grouse are found primarily in higher-ele-
Silver gray squirrels are not legal to trap, but are vation forests where they spend a lot of time near
legal to hunt. berry patches and on the edges of clearcuts.
Trapping regulations are available at the They also spend some time in old-growth timber
regional ODFW office in Roseburg or are avail- stands.
able on the Internet at http://www.dfw.state.or.us/. Creek and river bottoms, springs and other
moist areas are popular home sites for ruffed
FOWL grouse.
Turkeys were introduced to this area many years Weather and migration dictate whether band-
ago. The county’s turkey population has expanded tailed pigeons will be found in Douglas County
into the largest in the state. There are now two during the hunting season. The birds frequent
turkey hunting seasons in Douglas County — in forests around mineral springs through summer
the fall and spring. and early autumn. After the first warm rains fall,
Turkeys are scattered throughout the county. the birds move to berry patches and when cooler
Much of their habitat is on private land, so it is rains hit, the pigeons begin their migration to
always a good idea to obtain permission from
landowners before hunting season begins.
Other game birds in the county are mountain Continued on page 39
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Continued from page 38 Fall chinook enter the Umpqua estuary in August
and migrate into October. The South Umpqua is
closed to fall chinook angling, but the main stem
California , where they will winter. Umpqua River and Smith River estuary provide
If there’s a long, warm fall, bandtails will be found excellent angling opportunities.
in good numbers. During a cool fall, the birds will The summer steelhead run is composed of both
migrate quickly and hunting opportunities will be wild and hatchery fish. The best fishing for summer
curtailed. steelhead is from June to October. They average 6
Like bandtails, mourning doves can be found in to 8 pounds in size.
good numbers in Douglas County whenever Fly-fishing for summer steelhead is popular on
there’s a long, warm fall. the North Umpqua, especially in the 33 miles of fly-
Douglas County is not a major population center angling-only water from Rock Creek upriver to
for ducks, but there are small populations of wood Soda Springs Dam.
ducks, mallards and a growing winter population of Winter steelhead are present in the North, South
wigeons. Those birds are found primarily along Umpqua and main stem Umpqua rivers and in the
rivers and at ponds on the valley floor. Most ducks Smith River. They begin their migration from the
are found on private land, so permission is needed ocean in November. January through March are
to hunt them. the best fishing months.
Canada geese were brought into Douglas Coun- The North Umpqua and Smith River have
ty several years ago and the population has healthy runs of wild winter steelhead. The South
expanded dramatically. They are found primarily Umpqua has both wild and hatchery runs. The total
along rivers and livestock pastures and most hunt- steelhead run is estimated to be more than 25,000
ing is done with decoys. Geese are usually found fish in the Umpqua Basin during most years.
on private property, so hunters are reminded to A large North Umpqua wild fish can weigh in at
check with landowners for permission to hunt. more than 20 pounds. The South Umpqua fish
average 7 to 10 pounds.
FISHING All wild winter steelhead must be released.
Coho, also known as silvers, are found through-
Anglers in Douglas County are rarely hard up for out the Umpqua River system. An adult Umpqua
a place to fish throughout the year. There is usually Basin coho averages 10 pounds. Hatchery coho
a fishery on the bite in the county’s waterways. are available for harvest from August to November.
Area rivers and lakes have a national reputation Rainbow trout is the species of trout most com-
for providing angler enjoyment. monly stocked in the Umpqua River system. The
The spring chinook are one of the most abun- reservoirs are stocked annually with about 30,000
dant fish in the Umpqua. The salmon enter the hatchery rainbow trout of legal size (8 to 12 inches)
Umpqua River from March through June, hold in just prior to spring vacation in March. Fish stocking
deep pools during July and August and spawn in continues into June and again in late August.
September and October. A springer caught in the Best trout fishing is in early spring, beginning in
main Umpqua earlier this year weighed 49 pounds, March and lasting through May when the fish are
but the average spring salmon is 20 to 25 pounds. actively feeding. The best bait is salmon eggs,
The South Umpqua River, the mainstem worms or small flies that match whatever is hatch-
Umpqua and the Smith River contain most of the ing on shore at the time. Lures also can
fall chinook. When fall rains increase the water level
and cool the water temperature, the fish begin a
quick migration upstream. Continued on page 84
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– Sue Shaffer, Chairman
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Non-profit partners funded five or more times in the

11-year history of the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation
• Boys and Girls Clubs of the • Oregon Children’s Foundation, Inc. • Sisters Organization for
Umpqua Valley SMART Program in multiple Activities & Recreation
• CASA of Douglas County, Inc. counties: • South Umpqua School District
Coos
• Cobb Street Children’s • Southern Oregon University
Deschutes
Learning Center Konaway Nika Tillicum
Douglas
• Community Health Center, Inc. Klamath • Special Olympics of Oregon
• Community Works, Inc. Lane • St. Joseph’s Community Kitchen
• Days Creek FFA Chapter Rogue Valley • Umpqua Community Action Network
• Days Creek School District #15 • Oregon Coast Community Action Family Connections
Great Afternoons CHESS
• Douglas Resident Training Facilities
Head Start Confidence Clinic
• Family Development Center Head Start
CASA
• The FISH of Roseburg Food Bank Whole Agency
• Glide School District • Oregon Parent Center • Umpqua Comm. Development Corp.
• J Bar J Youth Services Programs, Inc. • Phoenix School of Roseburg • Umpqua Community Health Center
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central • Umpqua Homes for the Handicapped
• Roseburg School District #4
Oregon
• Sacred Heart Medical Center • Umpqua Valley Arts Association
Cascade Youth and Family Center
Foundation • Volunteer Foundation of
• Medford School District 549C
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“The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation

giving continues to mirror the priorities of our
ancestors by sharing what we have, in order to
build strong communities and healthy families.”
– Sue Shaffer, Chairman
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians
Non-profit partners funded five or more times in the

11-year history of the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation
• Boys and Girls Clubs of the • Oregon Children’s Foundation, Inc. • Sisters Organization for
Umpqua Valley SMART Program in multiple Activities & Recreation
• CASA of Douglas County, Inc. counties: • South Umpqua School District
Coos
• Cobb Street Children’s • Southern Oregon University
Deschutes
Learning Center Konaway Nika Tillicum
Douglas
• Community Health Center, Inc. Klamath • Special Olympics of Oregon
• Community Works, Inc. Lane • St. Joseph’s Community Kitchen
• Days Creek FFA Chapter Rogue Valley • Umpqua Community Action Network
• Days Creek School District #15 • Oregon Coast Community Action Family Connections
Great Afternoons CHESS
• Douglas Resident Training Facilities
Head Start Confidence Clinic
• Family Development Center Head Start
CASA
• The FISH of Roseburg Food Bank Whole Agency
• Glide School District • Oregon Parent Center • Umpqua Comm. Development Corp.
• J Bar J Youth Services Programs, Inc. • Phoenix School of Roseburg • Umpqua Community Health Center
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• Roseburg School District #4
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NORTH COUNTY
NORTH DOUGLAS COUNTY City Administrator: Carl Patenode
City Hall: 129 W. C Ave., P.O. Box 158, Drain; (541)
836-2417
CURTIN City Web site: www.cityofdrain.org
Unincorporated town Post Office: 228 W. C St., Drain; (800) 275-8777
Population: 209 (2000 U.S. Census) Sheriff’s Department: (541) 836-2418
Named for Daniel Curtin, who operated a sawmill North Douglas County Fire & EMS, ambulance: 531 S.
there in the early 1890s. The small town is at the Cedar St., Drain; (541) 836-2282
northernmost border of Douglas County on Interstate City Shop: 801 Division Ave., Drain; (541) 836-2113
Justice Court: 135 Second St., Drain; (541) 836-2814
5. Civic Center: 205 W. A Ave., Drain
Curtin information Library: 205 W. A Ave., Drain; (541) 836-2648
School: North Douglas School District Schools: North Douglas School District
DRAIN OAKLAND
Population: 1,080 (July 2008 estimate, Popula- Population: 945 (July 2008 estimate,
tion Research Center at Portland State University) Population Research Center at Portland State Uni-
Drain, about 45 miles north of Roseburg, was versity)
named for pioneer Charles Drain, who took up a In 1968, this community was the first in Oregon to
donation land claim there. The town was first called establish a National Historic District. About 15 miles
Drain after the Oregon & California Railroad north of Roseburg off I-5 at Exit 138 on Old High-
planned to establish a station there in 1870. The way 99, Oakland was moved from its original loca-
home of Charles Drain Jr., a Queen Anne-style house tion to the present town site because of Oregon &
built in 1893 called The Castle, still stands and California Railroad construction in 1872. A historic
serves as a tourist attraction. Other tourist attractions panel sign on a warehouse near the railroad tracks
include the Pass Creek covered bridge behind the notes the Applegate Trail site and facts about its emi-
Civic Center, and other Victorian houses. grants.
Dining fare includes La Pinata, Gateway Inn, the A landmark commemorating one of them is locat-
Reel Sportsman Pizzeria, the Toad Belly Deli and the ed on a granite boulder one mile north of town on
Rose Garden Inn. Drain is also home to the only old Highway 99. The Rev. J.A. Cornwall landmark
public outdoor swimming pool in North Douglas memorializes the pioneer who was born in 1798 in
County.
Drain information
Mayor: Suzanne Anderson Continued on page 47
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Franklin County, Ga., and was among the first

Applegate Trail emigrants. Weakened by the jour-
ney, sickness and Cornwall’s unwillingness to
abandon his personal library, he and his family
erected a cabin in 1846 in the vicinity of the current
landmark.
In early 2008, the Baimbridge-Kanipe Farm-
stead, located on Elkhead Road, was added to the
National Register of Historic Places. The 18-acre
farmstead is part of the 1,090-acre Mildred Kanipe
Memorial Park. The 100-year English Settlement
School that is also part of the Memorial Park was
added to the register in September 2007.
Several Victorian-era homes have been preserved
or renovated, and the quaint old town offers fine
dining at Tolly’s and Oakland Museum celebrating
its history on Southeast Locust Street. The city also
boasts a bustling antiques trade. A walking tour
map is available at City Hall throughout the year.
Oakland information
Mayor: Bette Keehley
City Recorder: Barb Mock
City Hall: 637 N.E. Locust St., Oakland; (541) 459-
4531
City E-mail: oaklandcityclerk@qwestoffice.net ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
Post Office: 223 N.E. Second St., Oakland; (541) 459-
8207 Chelsea Spencer, 15, of Oakland smiles
Police Department: Contracts with the Sutherlin after her team played in the mud volleyball
Police Department for coverage; 126 E. Central Ave., tournament at the Blackberry Festival in
Sutherlin; (541) 459-2211 Sutherlin.
Rural Fire Department: 238 S.E. Locust St., Oakland;
(541) 459-5427
Library: 637 N.E. Locust St., Oakland; (541) 459- story Sutherlin Bank Building, which has been at
9784 the intersection of State Street and Central Avenue
Schools: Oakland School District since 1910 — a year before the city was incorporat-
ed. The building is constructed of sandstone hauled
SUTHERLIN to the site from a quarry at Deady Crossing, where
Population: 7,795 (July 2008 estimate, Popula- Chinese laborers cut the stone.
tion Research Center at Portland State University) Today, the city offers several fine eateries; parks;
Twelve miles north of Roseburg, Sutherlin is the an annual Blackberry Festival, which pulls in a
second-largest city in Douglas County. Fendel number of antique and classic cars and hosts a
Sutherlin established the community in 1851 after blackberry cooking contest; recently renovated
traveling west to join the California gold rush. library and senior center; and a historic train engine
Among several historic landmarks is the two- in Central Park. Just east of the city is the popular
boating and recreation destination, Cooper Creek
Tobacco & Accessories Reservoir.
Sutherlin information
Mayor: Stan McKnight
City Manager: Robb Corbett
City Hall: 126 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin; (541) 459-
2856
Richard Shorey
Principal Broker
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Kathy Mechem
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NORTH COUNTY
City E-mail: admin@ci.sutherlin.or.us

City Web site: http://www.ci.sutherlin.or.us
Post Office: 591 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin; (541)
459-8229
Police Department: 126 E. Central Ave., Suther-
lin; (541) 459-2211
Fire Department: 250 S. State St., Sutherlin;
(541) 459-1394
Municipal Court: 126 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin;
(541) 459-4636
Sutherlin Community Building: 150 N. Willamette
St., Sutherlin; (541) 459-2856, (541) 459-9554
Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center: 1310 W.
Central Ave., Sutherlin; (541) 459-5829
Civic Auditorium: 175 E. Everett Ave., Sutherlin
Library: 210 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin; (541)
459-9161
Senior Center: 202 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin;
(541) 459-5320 ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
Schools: Sutherlin School District
Things sprout up in the Yoncalla communi-
ty garden.
WILBUR
Unincorporated town
Nine miles north of Roseburg, the town was
home to the Methodist Umpqua Academy. Named north of Roseburg off I-5. The town was settled
for pioneer preacher James H. Wilbur, the town by the Applegate brothers, who established an
was established in 1853. Wilbur came to Oregon alternative to the Oregon Trail.
via South America’s Cape Horn in 1847, and was Jesse Applegate, whose home bordered the
instrumental in establishing several educational ancestral terrain of Douglas County’s Kalapuya
institutions including the Umpqua Academy, Indians, named the area after their word for a
which taught most of the noted politicians, busi- large bald mountain located to the northwest of
nessmen, doctors and lawyers of southern Ore- town. It is widely held the Kalapuyas called it
gon’s early days. “home of the eagles” because the birds made their
A stone marker from an early Academy build- nests and reared their young on the butte.
ing stands in front of the Wilbur Methodist Today, the town’s entertainment includes the
Church. The church and its nearby parsonage are Why Not Bar & Grill, a library and a handful of
in the National Register of Historic Places. cafes and restaurants.
Wilbur information Yoncalla information
Post Office: 8837 Old Hwy. 99 N., Wilbur; (541) Mayor: Jerry Cross
673-1534 City Administrator: Kathy Finley
Schools: Roseburg School District, Sutherlin City Hall: 2640 Eagle Valley Road, P.O. Box 508,
School District Yoncalla; (541) 849-2152
City E-mail: kathy@cityofyoncalla.com
WINCHESTER City Web site: http://www.cityofyoncalla.com
Post Office: 173 Alder St., Yoncalla; (541) 849-
Unincorporated town 2774
This town just north of Roseburg once served Sheriff’s Department: (541) 440-4471
as the county seat until Roseburg took the honor. North Douglas County Fire & EMS: (541) 836-
Its major landmark is the Booth Bridge, which 2282
was built in 1924 to connect the banks of the City Shop: 303 Hayhurst Road, Yoncalla; (541)
North Umpqua River. The bridge recently under- 849-2644
went a $9.9-million widening project. The bridge Chamber of Commerce: 849-2499
Community Center: 400 Main St., Yoncalla; (541)
was closed for nine months; it reopened in March 849-2951
2008. Library: 194 Birch St., Yoncalla; (541) 849-2128
The town is also home to Umpqua Community Schools: Yoncalla School District
College, an accredited school that offers a wide
s
range of studies and disciplines and seasonal
activities, including the summer musical and an
outdoor swimming pool.
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The Winchester fish ladder is a popular attrac-
d
tion.
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Winchester information
Post Office: 5571 N.E. Stephens St., Winchester; Italian
(541) 673-6220
YONCALLA
Population: 1,115 (July 2008 estimate, Popula-
tion Research Center at Portland State University) 1332 W. Central, Sutherlin
Yoncalla is located in a valley about 30 miles 541.459.3773 • www.pedottis.com
WEST COUNTY
WESTERN DOUGLAS COUNTY (541) 584-2300
Elkton Community Education Center: 15850 Hwy. 38
ELKTON West, Elkton; (541) 584-2692
Population: 200 (City of Elkton official Web site, Schools: Elkton School District
Sept. 17, 2009)
The town, named in 1850 for its proximity to Elk GARDINER
Creek, is located about 27 miles west of Sutherlin on Unincorporated town
Highway 138. One of the earliest areas in Douglas The tiny community located just north of Reedsport
County to be settled by Europeans, it is the site of Fort on Highway 101 was once a logging and mill town.
Umpqua, one of several Hudson’s Bay Co. fur trading Historic homes and a small, hillside cemetery hint at
establishments. A sign posted on the west side of the its rich history. It was in Gardiner that the Jedediah
highway features a composite of the post sketched in Smith expedition was attacked by the Lower Umpqua
1841 by Lt. George Simmons of the U.S. South Seas Indians in 1828, with deadly results.
and Surveying Expedition. Originally called Gardiner City the town was
A replica of the fort was recently constructed at the named for a Boston merchant whose trade ship was
Elkton Community Education Center, one of the city’s wrecked in 1850 at the mouth of the Umpqua. The
crown jewels. The Center also has a small amphithe- goods and ship timbers were salvaged and moved 9
ater, a butterfly pavilion that attracts migratory butter- miles upstream, where the first building was con-
flies and a garden with native Oregon plants. Another structed to house the trade goods.
new addition to the town is the Alfred S. Tyson Park, The site served as a headquarters for the Umpqua
located at 640 River Road, Elkton. It is complete with customs district in 1851, with Colin Wilson as col-
boat ramp, picnic tables and public restrooms. lector. Some years later, the Gardiner Mill Company
Elkton also features a general store, several restau- continued the growth of the area with a new sawmill
rants and four wineries. Of special interest: Arlene’s, and town lots.
famous for its logger burgers; Tomaselli’s Pastry Mill About three miles north of Reedsport, off Highway
and Cafe, known for its bakery items; Man Bites Dog, 101, a landmark is dedicated to the Gardiner Mill Store
a drive-up eatery that serves Chicago-style hot dogs; and pays homage to a business that played an impor-
Brandborg Winery and River’s Edge Winery are with- tant role in the lives of the people living on the coast
in Elkton city limits; Bradley’s Winery and Anindor’s for many years. The building was razed in 1974.
Gardiner information
Winery are just outside of town. Post Office: 77251 Hwy. 101, Gardiner, OR 97441;
River’s Edge Winery specializes in Pinot Noir wines (541) 271-2313
grown in LIVE certified and sustainable conditions, Schools: Reedsport School District
which focuses on erosion prevention and minimal
environmental impact. This winery has also recently KELLOGG
installed solar panels, and now requires only one-third Unincorporated town
of its electricity from a local provider. Located west of Sutherlin on Highway 138 on the
Elkton information main stem of the Umpqua River, the area was named
Mayor Rebecca Swearington for brothers Lyman and Adna Kellogg. The pair’s resi-
City manager: Linda Higgins dence was a stop for freighters hauling from Scotts-
City Hall: 366 First St., P.O. Box 508, Elkton; (541)
584-2547 burg to the mines in southern Oregon who needed
City E-mail: cityofelkton@cascadeaccess.com overnight accommodations. Previously, the area is
City Web site: www.elkton-oregon.com believed to have been the site of a Kalapuya Indian vil-
Post Office: 275 B St., Elkton; (800) 275-8777
Sheriff’s Department: (541) 440-4471
Fire Department: Elkton Rural Fire Protection District, Continued on page 50
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Kellogg information
Rural Fire Department: 15214 Hwy. 138; (541) 459-
1548
Schools: Oakland School District
LOON LAKE
Unincorporated town
Located roughly 18 miles west of Elkton and 15
miles east-southeast of Reedsport, the lake was discov-
ered by an exploring expedition in 1852. It is about .5 ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
mile wide and two miles long. Parts of it are more than Surfing on the Pacific Ocean near Win-
200 feet deep. The lake was originally formed hun- chester Bay.
dreds of years ago by a landslide of huge boulders
across a deep river canyon. Today the area is known
for its Largemouth Bass, Trout, and other fishing Fourth of July and other festivals are held throughout
opportunities, and features a boat launch and a lodge the year.
with restaurant, store and lounge. Reedsport information
Loon Lake Lodge (541) 599-2244 Mayor: Keith Tymchuk
City Manager: Scott Somers
REEDSPORT City Hall: 451 Winchester Ave., Reedsport; (541) 271-
Population: 5,000 3603
City Web site: http://www.reedsport.govoffice.com
In the heart of the Oregon Dunes Recreation Area Post Office: 301 First Ave., Reedsport; (541) 271-
on Highway 101, Reedsport is near the mouth of the 6790 or (800) 275-8777
Umpqua River. It was named in 1919 after pioneer, Police Department: (541) 271-2109
prominent businessman and state lawmaker Alfred W. Fire Department: (541) 271-2423
Reed. Winchester Bay Rural Fire Department: (541) 271-
The Umpqua Discovery Center offers information 3808
on the pioneer and logging history of the central coast, Municipal Court: 451 Winchester Ave., Reedsport;
as well as the three American Indian tribes that origi- (541) 271-3603
City Shop: 890 Elm, Reedsport; (541) 271-2379
nally lived there. The Umpqua River Bridge is one of Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center: 855 Highway
several beautiful landmarks along the coast. The Ave., Reedsport; (541) 271-3495
2,213-foot structure has a center swing span that con- Family Resource Center: (541) 271-9700
nects Bolon Island and the south bank of the Umpqua. Umpqua Discovery Center: (541) 271-4816
Built between 1934 and 1936 as part of the state’s Senior Center of Lower Umpqua: (541) 271-4884
coastal highway system, it also has four arches in addi- Library: 395 Winchester St., Reedsport; (541) 271-
tion to a concrete viaduct. 3500
Reedsport offers a wide variety of cuisine. The most Schools: Reedsport School District (541) 271-3616
impressive part of the city is perhaps its accessibility to
dunes that serve the recreational needs of a wide vari- SCOTTSBURG
ety of users, including hikers, photographers and off- Unincorporated town
road vehicle enthusiasts. Whale watching, the annual Located 16 miles west of Elkton on Highway 38,
Oregon Dune Mushers Mail Run, fireworks on the the community was named for Levi Scott, who also
lent his name to Scott Mountain near Sutherlin and
Glide, and Mount Scott in Crater Lake National Park.
Scott was influential in developing the Applegate-Scott
Trail to Oregon, published the first newspaper in
southwest Oregon and served in the Oregon Territorial
Legislature. Today, the town has a post office and com-
munity center. The Wells Creek Inn is located just
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Continued from page 51 Creek Road, Umpqua, (541) 459-6319
Umpqua Store, 6461 Fort McKay Road,
Umpqua (541) 459-4199
down the road, as is Bob’s Market.
Scottsburg information WINCHESTER BAY
Post Office: 35346 State Hwy. 38, Scottsburg; Unincorporated town
(800) 275-8777
School: Reedsport School District (541) 271-3616 Population: 488 (2000 Census estimate)
Located just south of Reedsport on Highway 101
TYEE at the mouth of the Umpqua River. The tiny town
Unincorporated town built beside Salmon Harbor is home to the coast’s
Located about 17 miles southeast of Elkton, the largest sport fishing fleet. The Lower Umpqua
town was named for Tyee Mountain, the dominant landmark located on the south side of the Umpqua
point in the skyline. Tyee means “chief” in Chinook River in the western section of Salmon Harbor was
jargon. The area had a post office until 1939, and a Douglas County bicentennial project. The land-
now has a store with fishing supplies, convenience mark documents the history of this pioneer settle-
foods, beverages and a grill. ment.
Tyee information Umpqua Lighthouse State Park is located less
School: Elkton School District than a mile from the harbor. The 65-foot tower con-
tains a distinctive lens which emits a red and white
UMPQUA flash. The lighthouse and adjacent museum are
Unincorporated town operated and maintained by the Douglas County
The small town, located about 8 miles west of Parks Department.
Sutherlin, is home to a general store, post office, Ice cream cones at King Neptune Drive-In and
and the Henry Winery. One of the most historical- the pies at Pizza Ray’s are musts for beachcombers.
ly significant locations in the county, the town of Both Fishpatricks Crabby Café and Bedrocks
Umpqua is named for its proximity to the Pizzeria, Chowder House & Grill offer seafood and
Umpqua River. It is also presumed to be the loca- standard American fare, while Kittys Kitchen in
tion of the first Fort Umpqua, a fur trading station Christmas Forever provides deli-style and pie.
for Hudson’s Bay Co., constructed in the 1830s. Winchester Bay information
Umpqua City was established in 1850, on the east Rural Fire Protection District: (541) 271-3808
side of the river near its mouth. Schools: Reedsport School District (541) 271-
3616
Umpqua Community Center, 806 Hubbard
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SOUTHERN DOUGLAS COUNTY
AZALEA
Unincorporated town
Found in the Cow Creek Valley, about 36 miles
south of Roseburg, the town is named for the abun-
dance of azaleas that grow there. In 1912 Thomas
Towns built the Azalea General Store, first known as
the Canyon Pass Hotel. In 1914 the Azalea Post
Office was established, and in 1932 the Grange Hall
was built near Quines Creek. Several historic struc-
tures, including the Mynatt pioneer house and the
Gilham School, were lost in the 1964 flood. Today,
the pastoral area offers a general store, bed and ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
breakfast and in the Quines Creek area, the Canyonville and the Seven Feathers Hotel
renowned Heaven on Earth Restaurant. & Casino Resort.
Azalea information
Azalea Post Office: 490 Azalea Glen Road, Azalea;
(800) 275-8777 dry goods store. They donated three lots to the
Azalea Fire Department: (541) 837-3668 church when they purchased the original town site.
Schools: Glendale School District Eight signs with historic information have been
placed on a kiosk in downtown Canyonville’s city
CAMAS VALLEY park, which has undergone cosmetic improvements
Unincorporated town and has a new stage. The signs tell the story of the
Camas Valley, west of Tenmile, is named for the Applegate Trail emigrants and record how some of
abundance of camas bulbs that grow in the area. the first white settlers met the Cow Creek Band of
Camas was a favorite food among American Indians, Umpqua Tribe of Indians at the site.
and in Camas Valley, tribes would gather supplies of Today, Canyonville is home to the Seven Feathers
the sweetish bulbs of blue-flowered “Lakamass.” Hotel & Casino Resort and the Canyonville Christ-
Today, the town is home to a post office and a ian Academy, as well as antique stores and eateries,
restaurant, and a popular stop along Highway 42 on including Promise Natural Foods & Bakery and the
the way to coastal sights. Canyonville Café.
Camas Valley information Each summer, the community gathers for its annu-
Post Office: 18493 Hwy. 42, Camas Valley; (800) al Pioneer Days celebration and more recently, the
275-8777 Canyonville Pumpkin and Music Celebration has
Rural Fire Department: (541) 445-2207 been added to the bill.
Schools: Camas Valley School District
Canyonville information
Mayor: Bob Deaton
CANYONVILLE City Administrator/Recorder: Cheryl Masotto
Population: 1,730 (July 2008 estimate, Popula- City Hall: 250 N. Main, P.O. Box 765, Canyonville; (541)
tion Research Center at Portland State University) 839-4258
Construction of the Canyonville United Methodist City E-mail: city@cityofcanyonville.com
Church began in 1868. The church is the last remain- Post Office: 131 SE Second St., Canyonville; (800)
275-8777
ing public structure built while Samuel Marks and Sheriff's Department: (541) 440-4471
Hyman Wollenberg owned the town’s grist mill and Canyonville-South Umpqua Fire Department: (541)
839-6185
F WINST Municipal Court: (541) 839-4389
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Library: 250 N. Main, Canyonville; (541) 839-4727
Schools: South Umpqua School District
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Unincorporated town
Winston Continued on page 53
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Blipo the hippopotamus snacks on fruit in his pond at Wildlife Safari in Winston.
Continued from page 52 DILLARD

Unincorporated town
Dillard sits just beyond Winston along High-
A tributary of the South Umpqua River northeast way 99. It was named for John Dillard, who
of Canyonville, the post office near the mouth of
Days Creek was once known as Day's Creek. It was came to Oregon from Missouri by ox team in
named after Patrick and George Day who settled 1850. When the railroad was built through the
there in 1851. The post office still stands on the state around 1882, a station was established and
Tiller Trail Highway. named for Dillard. The town was famous on the
Days Creek information West Coast for its produce during the early
Post Office: 11286 Tiller Trail Hwy., Days Creek; (800) 1900s.
275-8777
School: Days Creek School District Continued on page 54
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Dillard Post Office: 9455 Old Hwy. 99 S., Dillard; (800)
275-8777
Winston Dillard Fire Department: (541) 679-8721
Sheriff's Department: (541) 440-4471
GLENDALE
Population: 955 (July 2008 estimate, Population
Research Center at Portland State University)
In the early 1850s settlers began to spill into the
Cow Creek watershed, but it wasn’t until the 1880s ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
that the Glendale townsite was plotted after the rail- The Lookingglass store was constructed
road was extended from Roseburg. The town was around 1875. It has been owned by Jim and
originally called Julia for settler Julia Abraham. A
dispute over ownership resulted in the name change. Bev Hooten since 1987.
The origin of the name Glendale is unclear, but lore
suggests a resident from the Scottish glens may have McDonald’s and Subway.
had a hand in it. The town’s first sawmill was con- Green information
structed in 1882 by Sol Abraham, who supplied tim- Schools: Roseburg School District
ber for railroad construction.
Today the rural community boasts restaurants, a LOOKINGGLASS
gas station, a grocery store and the Village Inn Tav- Unincorporated town
ern & Restaurant, which celebrates the community’s This town southwest of Roseburg is said to have
milling past with a giant saw blade protruding from been named by explorer Hoy Flournoy, who first
its side. saw the valley in 1846. He believed the grass there
Glendale information reflected the light of the sun nearly as well as a mir-
Mayor: Fred Jensen ror. Today the town offers a general store.
City Recorder: Betty Stanfill
City Hall: 124 Third St., P.O. Box 361, Glendale; (541)
832-2106 MILO
City E-mail: glendale@tymewyse.com Unincorporated town
City Web site: www.cityofglendaleor.com Just before Milepost 20 on Highway 227, the town
Glendale Post Office: 358 Pacific Ave., Glendale; (800) is home to the Milo Academy, a Seventh-day Adven-
275-8777
Glendale Ambulance: (541) 832-2900 tist School.
Sheriff's Department: (541) 440-4471 Milo information
Glendale Fire Department: (541) 832-2983 Rural Fire Department: 21484 Tiller Trail Highway;
Municipal Court: 222 Gilbert, Glendale; (541) 832-2101 (541) 825-3661
Library: (541) 832-2360 Schools: Days Creek School District
GREEN MYRTLE CREEK

Unincorporated town Population: 3,665 (July 2008 estimate,
Population: 6,174 (2000 Census estimate)
Resting between Interstate 5 and Winston just Continued on page 55
south of Roseburg on Highway 99 South, Green
would be Douglas County's third-largest community,
behind Roseburg and Sutherlin, if it were incorporat-
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Children play at the newly completed Myrtle Creek skate park .
Continued from page 54 the vicinity. Its first church was established in 1855.
The China Ditch, built by laborers in the 1800s, is
on the National Register of Historic Places. Today,
Population Research Center at Portland State Uni- the town boasts The Myrtle Creek Golf Course, sev-
versity) eral restaurants, summer events like concerts, the
An arched 547-foot bridge built in 1922 on Old Myrtle Creek Summer Festival and the end stop of
Pacific Highway serves as the gateway to Myrtle the Timber Truckers Light Parade each December.
Creek. The bridge, designed by C.B. McCullough, Southbound Interstate 5 travelers can pass through
served as the major thoroughfare for travelers town at Exit 108 and return to the freeway via High-
between I-5 on the west side of the South Umpqua way 99 at Exit 103 near Riddle.
River and Myrtle Creek on the east bank. Myrtle
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Marty Follose has taught band in Riddle for 29 years.
Continued from page 55 Fire Department: (541) 863-3852

Canyonville-South Umpqua Fire Department: (541)
839-6185
Myrtle Creek information Chamber of Commerce: (541) 863-3037
Mayor: Jerry Pothier Library: 231 Division St., Myrtle Creek; (541) 863-5945
City Administrator: Aaron Cubic Schools: South Umpqua School District
City Hall: 207 N.W. Pleasant, P.O. Box 940, Myrtle
Creek; (541) 863-3171 RIDDLE
City E-mail: mc.city@pioneer-net.com Population: 1,045 (July 2008 estimate, Popula-
City Web site: http://www.myrtlecreek-oregon.org tion Research Center at Portland State University)
Post Office: 124 Broadway, Myrtle Creek; (800) 275- Located roughly 25 miles south of Roseburg, the
8777
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Alan
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wife,
Paula,
own the
Tenmile
store.
ROBIN
LOZNAK/
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Review file
photo
Continued from page 56 874-2571

City E-mail: coriddle@pioneer-net.com
Post Office: 330 N. Main St., Riddle; (800) 275-8777
town is named for pioneer William H. Riddle, who Fire Department: (541) 874-2571
came to Oregon from Springfield, Ill., in 1851 and Community Center: 123 Parkside, Riddle; (541) 874-
established his homestead near Council Creek. The 2234
town’s Masonic Lodge, located behind the post Library: 637 First St., Riddle; (541) 874-2070
office, was originally a hotel called the Riddle Schools: Riddle School District
House, built in 1886 by J.B. Riddle. Tradition holds
that his wife, Mary Catching, was the first white TENMILE
child born in the Cow Creek Valley. Riddle is domi- Unincorporated town
nated by many lumber mills. The summer features The community of Tenmile was so named because
the Sawdust Jubilee highlighted by a parade, games of the location of its post office, which was the dis-
and car show. tance an early settler in Happy Valley would have to
Riddle information drive his cattle to graze. The post office was
Mayor: William Duckett
City Recorder: Darlene Weakley
City Hall: 647 First Ave., P.O. Box 143, Riddle; (541) Continued on page 58
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Bryan Hanson tussles with livestock during the steer wrestling event at the South Douglas
Rodeo.
Continued from page 57 a general store and scenic views for travelers head-
ing to South Umpqua Falls.
Tiller information
established in 1870, and located about halfway Post Office: 27490 Tiller Trail Hwy, Tiller; (800) 275-
8777
between Camas Valley and Winston. Rural Fire Department: (541) 825-3685
Tenmile information Schools: Days Creek School District
Post Office: 114 Lena Ave., Tenmile; (541) 679-
6160
Schools: Winston Dillard School District TRI CITY
Unincorporated town
TILLER-DREW Population: 3,519 (2000 Census estimate)
Unincorporated town Connected to Myrtle Creek via Highway 99, also
From Canyonville, turn east on Highway 227 and known as the Old Pacific Highway, Tri City was
travel about 29 miles. Named for pioneer settler named originally for the Tri City School District.
Aaron Tiller, the town’s first post office was estab- The name was later taken up by the sewer district. It
lished there in 1902. The adjoining town was named sits in close proximity to Canyonville and Riddle,
for deceased resident Robert Drew. The Drew Muse- along with Myrtle Creek.
um once served as Tison School, which was built
around 1906. In 1968, Cow Creek tribal member and WINSTON
resident Chuck Jackson dismantled the building and Population: 5,890 (July 2008 estimate, Popula-
moved it 2.5 miles to his property, where he success- tion Research Center at Portland State University)
fully reassembled the log structure. The town offers The city is named for its first postmaster, Elijah
Winston, who established it in 1893. The city offers
Supporting a wide variety of commercial services in two shop-
ping centers. Winston boasts three city parks and
Our Community Riverbend Park features a summer concert series
called Riverbend Live! There are also award-win-
Since 1951 ning wineries and the summer’s Melon Festival,
Winston Summer Nite Cruise and annual communi-
ty-wide garage sale called Trader Day. A new $4.7
million community center opened at the start of 2008
and a senior center, teen center and library are all
1991 Pruner Road • Riddle 874-2231 Continued on page 59

SOUTH COUNTY

Scott Hallstead pushes his infant son, Kyus, past the Swanson Group mill in Glendale.
lodged in the facility.

The town is probably best known for the
Wildlife Safari game park. Open 364 days each
year, exotic animals roam freely over 600 acres of
grassland and wooded areas in the park. A bronze
cheetah sculpture stands at the town’s center,
where Highway 99 and 42 intersect.
Winston/Dillard information
Mayor: Rex Stevens
City Administrator: David Van Dermark
City Hall: 201 NW Douglas Blvd., Winston; (541)
679-6739
City E-mail: davidmvandermark@yahoo.com
City Web site: http://www.winstonoregon.net
Winston Post Office: 291 S.W. Main, Winston;
(800) 275-8777
Winston Dillard Fire Department: (541) 679-
8721
Municipal Court: 201 N.W. Douglas Blvd, Win-
ston; (541) 679-5561
Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center: 30 N.W.
Glenhart St., (541) 679-0118
Community Center: 440 S.E. Grape, (541) 679-
6739
Teen Center: (541) 784-2876
Library: (541) 679-5501
Senior Center: (541) 679-9715 News-Review file photo
School: Winston Dillard School District, Rose-
burg School District A baby cheetah gets its first vaccinations at
Wildlife Safari in Winston.
SPORTS

Jessee Filan, 17, of Roseburg, at left, watches his friend Tony Sanchez, 18, of Roseburg
take a swing at a golf ball at the Stewart Park Golf Course.
AUTO RACING and contains many elevation changes and lots of trees.
Douglas County Speedway, located at the Douglas The course plays host to several popular disc golf events.
County Fairgrounds complex, 2110 SW Frear St., Rose- Camas Valley
burg. Racing runs from early April through September. Course on Camas Valley High School property. Open
957-7010. to students and community members.
BOWLING The Umpqua Disc Association hosts tournaments and
Ten Down Bowling & Entertainment, 2400 N.E. Dia- works with schools, church and civic youth groups organ-
mond Lake Blvd. in Roseburg, 24 lanes. 672-3601. izing league play and events. Information: www.odsa.com,
Nickel Bowl, 670 S. Old Pacific Highway in Tri City, 12 or call Steven Wright at 839-4019 or Lee Carter at 673-
lanes. 863-3438. 8799.
Buster’s North Douglas Lanes, 279 Third St. in Drain,
six lanes. 836-7643. BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, SOCCER, BASKETBALL
Reedsport Lanes, 2606 Frontage Road in Reedsport, American Legion baseball
12 lanes. 271-3822. American Legion baseball is played from June through
DISC GOLF
Riverfront Park Continued on page 61
Located along the bike path between the Roseburg VA
Medical Center and the southern edge of Stewart Park,
off Stewart Parkway in Roseburg. Eighteen-hole course
featuring wood posts for targets, short and tight fairways
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or Lee Carter at 673-8799.
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Continued from page 60 Division Street and Bataan Avenue next to the pool. 863-
3171.
Stewart Park basketball courts
early August at Legion Field, located in Stewart Park off Basketball courts are located at Stewart Park, next to
Stewart Parkway in Roseburg. Schedules may be the tennis courts, off Stewart Parkway in Roseburg.
obtained by calling 672-1151 or by consulting the sports Winston basketball courts
section printed daily in The News-Review. There are two basketball courts at Riverbend Park and
Cal Ripken Baseball one court at the Community Park off Thompson Avenue
Gaddis Park, located at the end of Highland Street, in Winston. 679-6739.
south of Garden Valley Boulevard, has baseball games in
season. BICYCLING
Women’s softball South Umpqua River
League games run from late May through early August There are scenic bike paths along the South Umpqua
at either Sunshine Park in Roseburg or Millsite Park in River. Maps are available at the Visitors and Convention
Myrtle Creek. Bureau, 410 S.E. Spruce St., Roseburg, 672-9731.
Men’s softball Diamond Lake
League games begin in May and run through August The 12-mile John Dellenback Trail, a paved bike and
at Sunshine Park. Tournaments are held on weekends. walking trail, circles Diamond Lake. Classed as easy to
672-4767. moderate, it may be ridden by both road and mountain
Babe Ruth softball bikes. Many miles of dirt road and single track mountain
Gaddis Park, located at the end of Highland Street, bike trails are in the area classed from moderate to most
south of Garden Valley Boulevard, has softball games in difficult. Free maps available at Diamond Lake Resort and
season. bike rentals at its marina. (541) 793-3333.
Sunshine Park Bicycle Club
City park on Sunshine Road and North Umpqua High- Umpqua Velo Club is a recreational cycling club that
way, east of Roseburg city limits. The 42-acre park con- has several organized rides weekly as well as special fea-
sists of three softball fields, two Babe Ruth baseball dia- ture rides throughout the cycling season. The club spon-
monds, two concession stands with restrooms, picnic sors the Tour de Fronds (Glendale to Powers) (more infor-
pavilions, a play area for children, parking lot and hiking mation at tourdefronds.com), offering rides of various
trail. lengths. Check www.umpquavelo.com for general infor-
Soccer Complex mation and weekly ride schedules. Email: umpquavelo-
Fir Grove Field is located across from Fir Grove School club@yahoo.com.
off Harvard Avenue in Roseburg. The park has a soccer Mountain Biking
complex and games in season. Douglas County offers many opportunities for
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Members of the Umpqua Velo Club take a ride.
Continued from page 61 Off Stewart Parkway next to the YMCA. Twelve main-
tained pits located near the tennis courts. 672-7701 or
440-1188.
mountain bike riding. The North Umpqua Trail is a single Sutherlin
track, multi-use trail that parallels the North Umpqua Hartley Park, on Sixth Avenue. Eight pits available.
River headwaters at the Pacific Crest to Glide. The trail River Forks Park
totals 79 miles, but is broken into several different seg- Six miles northwest of Roseburg off Old Garden Valley
ments offering multiple ride options. Check with local Road. Six pits available. 673-6935.
bicycle shops or with the Roseburg BLM (541) 440-4947 Evergreen Park
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snacks before reaching Diamond Lake.
DIAMOND LAKE
Eighty miles from Roseburg, the lake was not GLIDE
named for its shape or translucence but for John Dia- Unincorporated town
mond, who discovered it while standing atop the Population: 1,690 (2000 Census estimate)
summit of Diamond Peak in 1852. Considered one About 16 miles east of Roseburg, the area was
of the most important mountain lakes in Oregon, it is named by the town’s first postmaster, Virginia Laird,
between Mount Bailey and Mount Thielsen at an ele- in 1890, after she heard her son singing, “The river
vation of 5,182 feet. Today, the area offers a lodge,
motel, cabins, a store, restaurant and lounge. A gas
station and pizza parlor are located nearby. Recre- Continued on page 64
ational activities include inner-tubing, snow-cat and
cross-country skiing, snowmobile riding and fishing.
you are a stranger here
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Unincorporated town but once
Best known for nearby Illahee Flats, a large mead-
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The Glide fire station is seen in the town about 16 miles east of Roseburg.
Continued from page 63 employee in the early 1900s claimed the final name
came after a resident built an amusement hall and
named it after a place he’d been in California called
goes gliding along.” The town boasts the scenic Col- Idyllwild. Today, beaming brides can buy vintage
liding Rivers Wayside, where Little River and the wedding gowns at the Idleyld Lodge and Resort or
North Umpqua come together. Dining fare includes eat savory tri-tip at the Idleyld Trading Post. Tourists
Munchies, Little Pizza Paradise, Colliding Rivers and locals can also obtain fishing bait, groceries, gas
Drive In and The Illahee Restaurant & Bakery. or liquor at the trading post.
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Post Office: 19433 N. Umpqua Hwy, P.O. Box 9998, Post Office: 23843 N. Umpqua Hwy, Idleyld Park; (800)
Glide; (800) 275-8777 275-8777
Rural Fire Department: (541) 496-0224 Schools: Glide School District
Colliding Rivers Visitors Center: 18782 N. Umpqua
Hwy; (541) 496-0157
STEAMBOAT
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496-3433 The name was allegedly born after a mining pro-
Schools: Glide School District moter ‘salted’ an area creek with gold dust, a prac-
tice called steamboating. The Steamboat Inn is 38
IDLEYLD PARK miles from Roseburg on Highway 138, and is open
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COMMUNITY & SENIOR RESOURCE NUMBERS Alcoholics Anonymous
(541) 673-7552
Abuse Services Alcohol-Drug Treatment Referrals National 24-Hour
Adult Protective Service: abuse and neglect reports for Help and Referral Network
those disabled or older than 65 (800) 996-DRUG [3784]
(541) 440-3580 or (800) 234-0985 Narcotics Anonymous
Battered Persons’ Advocacy 957-1489
(541) 673-7867; business (541) 957-0288; Reedsport Serenity Lane Treatment Center for Alcohol & Drug
crisis line (541) 271-3199; 800-464-6543 Dependency
Douglas County Mental Health Division (541) 673-3504
(541) 440-3532 or (800) 866-9780
Reedsport Senior Services Division (county and state Child/Youth/Teens
elder abuse and neglect reports) Alateen
(541) 271-4835 677-3406, meeting times/locations (888) 425-2666
Boys and Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley
Alcohol/Drug Abuse (541) 440-9505
ADAPT — Douglas County Council on Alcohol & Drug Boy Scouts of America
Abuse Prevention & Treatment (541) 784-9283; Council (800) 801-4430
Roseburg (541) 672-2691; Reedsport (541) 271-5086 CASA of Douglas County (Court Appointed Special
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Former Trail Blazer Jerome Kersey high-fives Patric Korpi, 7, of Roseburg during the Port-
land Trail Blazers basketball camp for kids at the Boys and Girls Club in Roseburg.
Continued from page 65 4616; Green (541) 784-9310; Reedsport (541) 271-5283;
Riddle 874-2226, Ext. 3128; Roseburg 492-1642 or 492-
1643; Sutherlin (541) 459-5074 and 459-5540; UCC 440-
Advocates) 7739; Winston 679-4901
(541) 672-7001 Missing Children's Clearinghouse (Oregon State
Department of Human Services, Child Welfare Police)
(541) 440-3373; Reedsport (541) 271-4851 (800) 282-7155
Family Connections Child Care Resource & Referral Phoenix School of Roseburg
Program (541) 673-3036
(541) 672-7955 Riverside Center
Girl Scouts Inc. (541) 679-6129
(541) 672-2401; Council office (800) 522-8772 UCAN Child Care Provider Food Program
Head Start (541) 672-7004
Roseburg administration office (541) 673-6306; Brock-
way (541) 679-3037, Ext. 6109; Canyonville (541) 839- Continued on page 67
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Continued from page 66 Consumer Concerns
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Roseburg Inc.
(541) 673-3104
YMCA Consumer Protection Office (fraud)
Central Douglas County (541) 440-9622; South Dou- (503) 378-4320; 1-877-877-9392
glas County (541) 839-6117 Construction Contractor's Board
(503) 378-4621
Churches
There are too many churches in Douglas County to list Crisis Hotline 24-Hour
in this booklet. The yellow and white pages of The Phone ADAPT— Douglas County Council on Alcohol & Drug
Source provide church information and The News-Review Abuse Prevention & Treatment
“From the Pulpit” guest columns are written by local reli- (541) 672-2691
gious leaders. Alcoholics Anonymous
(541) 673-7552
Clubs Battered Persons’ Advocacy
Clubs and organizations in Douglas County range from (541) 673-7867; Reedsport crisis line (541) 271-3199;
Awana to Zonta. See the Sunday News-Review commu- 800-464-6543
nity page for local club events and the blue tab pages of Douglas County Crisis Services
The Phone Source for a listing of local clubs and service (541) 440-3532 or (800) 866-9780
organizations. Gambling hotline, ADAPT
(541) 281-7800
Counseling/Mental Health Oregon Gambling Hot Line
Douglas County Mental Health Division (800) 233-8479
Developmental Disablilities Dept. Poison Control
(541) 440-3556 (800) 222-1222
Open Adoption and Family Services Inc. Pregnancy
and Adoption Counseling Emergency Social Services
(800) 772-1115 American Red Cross, Douglas County Chapter
Reedsport Mental Health Services (County and State) (541) 673-3255
(541) 271-4835 Battered Persons’ Advocacy
Riverside Center (youth) (541) 673-7867; business (541) 957-0288; Reedsport
(541) 679-6129 crisis line (541)271-3199; 800-464-6543
Serenity Lane Treatment Center for Alcohol & Drug FISH of Douglas County
Dependency (adult) (541) 672-5242
(541) 673-3504
Family.
Dr. Sarah Agsten, DO
Family Practice Physician
Karen McClish, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
We treat the health care To schedule an appointment

needs of families from with Dr. Agsten or Karen
newborns to senior citizens. please call 673-5225
Family Tree
Medical Clinic
2579 NW Edenbower Blvd., Roseburg
COMMUNITY SERVICES

Douglas County sheriff’s deputy Jon Dorland checks for a pulse on mock accident victim
Shelby Emel on the football field at North Douglas High School in Drain. Representatives
from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and local firefighters staged the event to show stu-
dents the dangers of driving while intoxicated.
Continued from page 67 (541) 672-7761

Carpenters Local 2067
(541) 664-4450
Roseburg Rescue Mission Douglas County Homecare Workers
(541) 673-3004 670-6431
Salvation Army Food Handler Training
(541) 672-6581 957-3574; Class schedule 440-3690
UCAN Emergency Services Program
(541) 942-3535, (541) 942-3926 Food Programs
Douglas County Meals on Wheels Program and food
Employment stamp info for seniors
Worksource Douglas Employment Department
(541) 440-3344
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Continued from page 68 ADAPT — Douglas County Council on Alcohol & Drug
Abuse Prevention & Treatment
(541) 672-2691
Roseburg (541) 673-5929; Canyonville 839-4495; Adult Health/Immunizations/STD/HIV Information &
Drain 836-7311; Glendale (541) 832-3220; Glide (541) Clinic
496-3736; Reedsport (541) 271-6211 or 271-4884; Rid- (541) 440-3521
dle (541) 874-2234; Sutherlin (541) 459-9405 (440-3580 AIDS/STD Hotline
for food stamp information); Winston (541) 679-9715;Yon- (800) 777-2437
calla (541) 849-2951 Alternative Healing Arts Center
FISH (food bank) (541) 673-2319
(541) 672-5242 Alternative Medicine Outreach Center
Food Stamps (Oregon Trail Card) (541) 440-1934
(541) 440-3301 Alzheimer's Association & local support groups
Friendly Kitchen (800) 733-0402; local 673-3900, 673-5012, 464-5600
(541) 673-5929 Amedisys Home Health of Roseburg
Roseburg Rescue Mission (541) 440-3052
(541) 673-3004 Amedisys Hospice of Roseburg
St. Francis Xavier Kitchen & Hospitality Center, Suther- (541) 440-2583
lin American Cancer Society
(541) 459-4042 (800) 227-2345
St. Joseph’s Community Kitchen American Heart & Stroke Association, Portland Office
(541) 673-5157 (503) 233-0100 or (800) 452-9445
St. Vincent de Paul American Kidney Fund, National Office
580-0680 (800) 638-8299
Salvation Army American Lung Association
(541) 672-6581 (503) 924-4094 or (800) LUNG USA [586-4872]
South Douglas Food Bank American Red Cross
(541) 863-7563 (541) 673-3255
Sutherlin-Oakland Emergency Pantry Diabetes Education & Support Group
(541) 459-4082 677-2102
UCAN (Umpqua Community Action Network)
(541) 672-3421 Douglas County Health and Social Service Depart-
UCAN Child and Adult Care Provider Food Program ment — Community, mental and environmental health
(541) 672-7004 and senior and disabilities services.
www.co.douglas.or.us/dch
Gambling Addiction Roseburg — (541) 440-3500
ADAPT South County — Canyonville, (541) 839-4495
(541) 281-7800, 672-2691; Reedsport (541) 271-5086 North County — Drain, (541) 836-7311
Gamblers Anonymous West County — Reedsport, (541) 271-4835
(541) 957-9392; Sutherlin (541) 459-5508
Oregon Gambling Hot Line Easter Seals Society, Oregon/Rogue Valley
(800) 233-8479 (800) 244-5289
Family Connections Resource & Referral Program
Health Education, Organizations and Services (541) 672-7955
Besides organizations, there are many support groups HIV Resource Center
in Douglas County. See the Wednesday News-Review (541) 440-2761
health page for local meetings and the blue tab pages of Kidney Foundation, National
The Phone Source for a listing of local groups and serv-
ice organization. Mercy Hospital also has a calendar of
group meetings at www.mercyrose.org. Continued on page 70
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Continued from page 69 Parkway Medical Supply
(541) 677-2438
Poison Control
(800) 622-9010 (800) 222-1222
Lincare, Inc. oxygen, durable medical equipment Post Polio Support Group
(541) 957-0907 (541) 679-0637 or 679-1316
Mercy Community Education (Mercy Medical Center) Riverside Center
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Continued from page 70 Central Douglas County (541) 440-9622; South Dou-
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SafeNet Information, Referral and Outreach

(800) 723-3638 Amedisys
Seniors & People With Disabilities corporate # (888) 777-4312; Amedisys Home Health
(800) 232-3020 440-3052; Amedisys Hospice (541) 440-2583
STD/HIV Information & Clinic Battered Persons’ Advocacy
(541) 440-3521 (541) 673-7867; business (541) 957-0288; Reedsport
Talking Books & Braille Services of the Oregon State crisis line (541)271-3199; 800-464-6543
Library Child Care Resource & Referral Program Warm line
(800) 452-0292 (800) 222-3290; 672-7955
Umpqua Community Clinic Compassionate Friends (loss of child, sibling or sui-
(541) 672-9596 cide)
Umpqua Community Development Corp. (541) 672-1890
(541) 673-4909 Douglas County Senior Services
Umpqua Valley disAbilities Network (UVDN) (541) 440-3580 or (800) 234-0985
(541) 672-6336 ElderCare Locator
Women, Infants, Children (WIC) Nutrition Program (800) 677-1116
(541) 440-3516; Reedsport (541) 271-4835
YMCA Continued on page 72
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COMMUNITY SERVICES
Continued from page 71 (541) 271-3235
Roseburg AARP Chapter #808
(541) 784-5149
Family Resource Center, Reedsport
Alzheimer’s Association & local support groups
(541) 271-9700
(800) 733-0402; local 673-3900, 673-5012, 464-
Greater Douglas United Way
5600
(541) 672-1734
Douglas County Homecare Workers
Hepatitis C/HIV/Resource Center, support group
670-6431
(541) 440-2761
Douglas County Health & Social Services Dept.
Life Span Respite Care
Senior Services, Elder Abuse & Neglect Reports, Ore-
(541) 957-8874
gon Project Independence
Mercy Medical Center Home Health & Hospice
(541) 440-3580 or (800) 234-0985
(541) 677-2384
Douglas County Senior Companion Program
Ministry of Caring (formerly Parish Nurse Ministry)
(541) 440-3549; Reedsport, (541) 271-4835
(541) 673-5157
Douglas County Retired Senior Volunteer Program
Narcotics Anonymous
(RSVP)
957-1489
957-3006
Road Condition Information (ODOT Trip check)
ElderCare Locator
(800) 977-6368 or 511
Salvation Army
(541) 672-6581
Umpqua Community Action Network Continued on page 73
(541) 672-3421
Umpqua Community Development Corp.
A Tradition
(541) 673-4909
Umpqua Valley disAbilities Network
(541) 672-6336
In-Home Services
of Compassion
Amedisys Hospice
(541) 440-2583
Amedisys Home Health
440-3052
In-home Care Services Caregiver's Registry
(541) 440-3580 or (800) 234-0985
Mercy Home Health and Hospice Volunteer Pro- The only “Full” Service Funeral Home
gram in Roseburg & Sutherlin
(541) 677-2384
Senior Companion Program and state and county
services (Reedsport)
(541) 271-4835
Insurance
AARP Info. Line
(888) 687-2277
Douglas County Senior Services — Rx and SHIBA
benefits
(541) 440-3600 or (800) 234-0985 Ext. 3600
Douglas County Veterans Services Officer
(541) 440-4219 or (541) 440-4220 (541) 673-4455 • 965 W. Harvard, Roseburg
Medicaid (medical insurance)
(541) 440-3580 (541) 459-2281 • 311 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin
Medicare Visit us online for:
(800) 633-4227 • Obituaries
Oregon Health Plan
(541) 440-3301 or (800) 359-9517 • Sign the online guestbook
Oregon Insurance Division, Consumer Advocacy • Make pre-arrangements
(503) 947-7984
Roseburg: wilsonschapeloftherosesfh.com
Legal Assistance Sutherlin: sutherlinchapeloftherosefh.com
Crime Victims Assistance Program
(541) 440-4390
Douglas County Public Defender
(541) 957-5344
Douglas County Senior Services
(541) 440-3580 or (800) 234-0985 Staff:
Legal Aid Services of Oregon Gene Goodson, Manager • Rusty Miller, Funeral Director
(541) 673-1181 Jeff Creech, Funeral Director • Morris Pearson, Funeral Director
Nicole Young, Office Manager • Joyce Mackay, Administration
Senior Services
Kristina Burke, Administration • Mark Weathers, Crematory Operator
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
(888) 687-2277 Traditional Service • Burial
Reedsport AARP Chapter #3584 Cremation • Pre-Arrangements
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Transportation
Dial-A-Ride
(800) 677-1116 Sutherlin (541) 459-2429;
Reedsport Senior Services Division (County and Winston (541) 679-0455
State) Medi-Cab Wheelchair Transportation (West Ambu-
(541) 271-4835 lance)
Roseburg Seniors (541) 440-7632
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Senior Centers and Dining Sites (541) 464-5555
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Compiled are most of the public and private schools in P.O. Box 10, Days Creek, OR 97429
Douglas County along with the available community col- Phone: (541) 825-3296 Fax: 541-825-3052
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DOUGLAS COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tiller Elementary (K-6)

Listed in alphabetical order by district 27450 Tiller Trail Highway, Tiller
P.O. Box 189, Tiller, OR 97484
Douglas Education Service District Phone: (541) 825-3221
1871 N.E. Stephens St., Roseburg, OR 97470 Fax: (541) 825-3572
Information/Receptionist: (541) 440-4777 Fax: (541) Web site: http://days.or.schoolwebpages.com
440-4771
Web site: www.douglasesd.k12.or.us Elkton School District
District Office
Camas Valley School District 739 River Road, Elkton
District Office P.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436
197 Main Camas Road, Camas Valley Phone: (541) 584-2228 Fax: (541) 584-2227
P.O. Box 57, Camas Valley, OR 97416 Web site: www.elkton.k12.or.us/
Phone: 541-445-2131 Fax: 541-445-2041 Elkton High
www.camasvalley.k12.or.us 739 River Road, Elkton
P.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436
Camas Valley Charter School (K-12) Phone: (541) 584-2228 Fax: (541) 584-2227
197 Main Camas Road, Camas Valley Web site: www.elkton.k12.or.us/
P.O. Box 57, Camas Valley, OR 97416
Phone: 541-445-2131 Fax: 541-445-2041 Elkton Elementary (K-8)
www.camasvalley.k12.or.us 15656 State Highway 38, Elkton
P.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436
Days Creek School District Phone: (541) 584-2228 Fax: (541) 584-2113
District Office Web site: www.elkton.k12.or.us/
11381 Tiller Trail Highway, Days Creek
P.O. Box 10, Days Creek, OR 97429 Glendale School District
Phone: 541-825-3296 Fax: (541) 825-3052 District Office
Web site: http://days.or.schoolwebpages.com 303A Mehlwood Lane, Glendale
Days Creek Charter School (7-12)

11381 Tiller Trail Highway, Days Creek Continued on page 75
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SCHOOLS
P.O. Box E, Glendale, OR 97442

Phone: (541) 832-2133 Fax: (541) 832-3183
Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us
Glendale Jr./Sr. High

10598 Azalea Glen Road, Glendale
Phone: (541) 832-2171 Fax: (541) 832-2486
Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us
Glendale Elementary
100 Pacific Ave., Glendale ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
Phone: (541) 832-2176 Fax: (541) 832-2158 Children wait to get off their bus before
Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us the start of the first day of the new school
year at Eastwood Elementary in Roseburg.
Glide School District
District Office
301 Glide Loop Drive, Glide, OR 97443 www.northdouglas.k12.or.us
Phone: (541) 496-3521 Fax: (541) 496-4300
Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us North Douglas High
305 S. Main St., Drain
Glide High P.O. Box 488, Drain, OR 97435
18990 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR 97443 Phone: (541) 836-2222 Fax: (541) 836-2387
Phone: (541) 496-3554 Fax: (541) 496-4304 www.northdouglas.k12.or.us
Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us
North Douglas Elementary
Glide Middle 100 School St., Drain
301 Glide Loop Road, Glide, OR 97443 P.O. Box 338, Drain, OR 97435
Phone: (541) 496-3516 Fax: (541) 496-4302 Phone: (541) 836-2213 Fax: (541) 836-7034
Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us www.northdouglas.k12.or.us
Glide Elementary Oakland School District
1477 Glide Loop Road, Glide, OR 97443 District Office
Phone: (541) 496-3524 Fax: (541) 496-4301 537 N.E. Locust St., Oakland, OR 97462
Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us P.O. Box 390, Oakland, OR 97462
Phone: (541) 459-4341 Fax: (541) 459-4120
Toketee Falls Elementary Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us
100 Toketee School Road, Idleyld Park, OR 97447
Phone: (541) 498-2490 Fax: (541) 498-0428 Oakland High
Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us 521 N.E. Spruce St., Oakland
P.O. Box 479, Oakland, OR 97462
North Douglas School District Phone: (541) 459-2597 Fax: (541) 459-4765
District Office Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us
500 S. Main St., Drain
P.O. Box 428, Drain, OR 97435
Phone: (541) 836-2223 Fax: (541) 836-7558 Continued on page 76
St. Joseph St. Francis Xavier

Catholic Church Catholic Church
800 W. Stanton Street 323 N. Comstock Road
Roseburg Sutherlin
(541) 673-5157 (541) 673-5157
Mass Times: Mass Times:
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Sundays 8am, 10:30am, 12:30pm Spanish Mass Sundays 10:30am
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SCHOOLS
Continued from page 75 119 Main St., Riddle
P.O. Box 300, Riddle, OR 97469
Phone: (541) 874-3202 Fax: (541) 874-3202
Lincoln Middle www.riddle.k12.or.us
931 Old Town Loop, Oakland
P.O. Box 420, Oakland, OR 97462 Roseburg School District
Phone: (541) 459-3407 Fax: (541) 459-9167 District Office
Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us 1419 N.W. Valley View Drive
Roseburg, OR 97471
Oakland Elementary Phone: (541) 440-4015 Fax: (541) 440-4003
499 N.E. Spruce, Oakland Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us
P.O. Box 90, Oakland, OR 97462
Phone: (541) 459-2271 Fax: (541) 459-8998 Office of Student Services
Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 440-4031 Fax: (541) 677-4201
Administration Purchasing
Riddle School District Phone: (541) 440-4020 Fax: (541) 440-4000
District Office Administration Maintenance
401 First St., Riddle Phone: (541) 440-4053 Fax: (541) 440-4000
P.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469
Phone: (541) 874-3131 Fax: (541) 874-2345 Roseburg High
www.riddle.k12.or.us 400 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-4142 Fax: (541) 440-8296
Riddle Jr./ Sr. High School Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us
147 S. Main St., Riddle
P.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469 John C. Fremont Middle
Phone: (541) 874-2251 Fax: (541) 874-3510 850 W. Keady Court, Roseburg, OR 97471
www.riddle.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 440-4055 Fax: (541) 440-4060
Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us
Riddle Elementary
463 Park Ave., Riddle Joseph Lane Middle
P.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469 2153 N.E. Vine St., Roseburg, OR 97470
www.riddle.k12.or.us
Riddle Education Center (7-12) Continued on page 77
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SCHOOLS
Continued from page 76 Rose Elementary
948 S.E. Roberts Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-4123 Fax: (541) 440-4124
Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us
Eastwood Elementary Sunnyslope Elementary

2550 S.E. Waldon Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470 2230 S.W. Cannon Ave., Roseburg, OR 97471
Fir Grove Elementary Winchester Elementary

1360 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR 97471 217 Pioneer Way, Winchester, OR 97475
Fullerton IV Elementary South Umpqua School District

2560 W. Bradford Drive, Roseburg, OR 97471 District Office
Phone: (541) 440-4081 Fax: (541) 440-4082 558 S.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 863-3115 Fax: (541) 863-5212
Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us
Green Elementary
4498 S.W. Carnes Road, Roseburg, OR 97471 South Umpqua High
Phone: (541) 440-4127 Fax: (541) 440-4017 501 N.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us Phone: 541-863-3118 Fax: 541-863-5486
Hucrest Elementary
1810 N.W. Kline St., Roseburg, OR 97471 Coffenberry Middle
Phone: (541) 440-4188 Fax: (541) 440-4191 591 N.E. Rice St., Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 863-3104 Fax: (541) 863-5187
Melrose Elementary
2960 Melrose Road, Roseburg, OR 97471 Canyonville Elementary
Phone: (541) 440-4077 Fax: (541) 440-4078
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Continued from page 77 Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us
Sutherlin School District

124 N. Main St., Canyonville District Office
P.O. Box 745, Canyonville, OR 97417 531 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479
Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us
Myrtle Creek Elementary Sutherlin High

651 N.E. Division St., Myrtle Creek, OR 97457 500 E. Fourth Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479
Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us
Tri City Elementary Sutherlin Middle

546 S.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Phone: (541) 863-6887 Fax: (541) 863-5510 Continued on page 79
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SCHOOLS
Continued from page 78 Phone: (541) 679-3002 Fax: (541) 679-3026
Web site: www.wdsd.org
649 E. Fourth Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479 Brockway Elementary

Phone: (541) 459-2668 Fax: (541) 459-2047 2520 N.W. Brockway Road, Winston, OR 97496
Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us Phone: (541)-679-3037 Fax: (541) 679-3051
Sutherlin West Intermediate (4-6)
531 N. Comstock Road, Sutherlin, OR 97479 Lookingglass Elementary
Phone: (541) 459-3688 Fax: (541) 459-5675 7421 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR 97471
Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 679-3006 Fax: (541) 784-2639
Sutherlin East Primary (K-3)
323 N.E. Third Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479 McGovern Elementary
Phone: (541) 459-2912 Fax: (541) 459-0898 600 N.W. Elwood Drive, Winston, OR 97496
Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us Phone: (541) 679-3003 Fax: (541) 679-3027
Winston-Dillard School District
District Office Yoncalla School District
620 N.W. Elwood Drive, Winston, OR 97496 District Office
Phone: (541) 679-3000 Fax: (541) 679-4819 292 Fifth St., Yoncalla
Web site: www.wdsd.org P.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499
Phone: (541) 849-2782 Fax: (541) 849-2190
Douglas Opportunity Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us
165 Dyke Road, Winston, OR 97496
Phone: 541-679-3023 Fax: 541-784-2620 Yoncalla High
292 Fifth St., Yoncalla
Douglas High P.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499
1381 N.W. Douglas Blvd., Winston, OR 97496 Phone: (541) 849-2175 Fax: (541) 849-2669
Phone: (541) 679-3001 Fax: (541) 679-7284 Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us
Yoncalla Elementary
Winston Middle
330 S.E. Thompson Ave., Winston, OR 97496 Continued on page 80
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SCHOOLS
Continued from page 79 324 Milo Drive, Days Creek
P.O. Box 278, Days Creek, OR 97429
Phone: (541) 825-3200 Fax: (541) 825-3723
401 First St., Yoncalla Web site: www.miloacademy.net
P.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499
Phone: (541) 849-2158 Fax: (541) 849-3162 Milo Elementary (1-8)
Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us 324 Milo Drive, Days Creek
P.O. Box 278, Days Creek, OR 97429
South Coast Education Service District Phone: (541) 825-3514 Fax: (541) 825-3723
(Reedsport schools are in the SCESD)
1350 Teakwood St., Coos Bay, OR 97420 Glide
Phone: (541) 269-1611 Fax: (541) 267-9240 Wolf Creek Job Corps (alternative 8-12)
Web site: www.scesd.k12.or.us 2010 Opportunity Lane, Glide, OR 97443
Phone: (541) 496-3507 or (800) 588-9003 Fax: (541)
Reedsport School District 496-8515
District Office Web site: http://wolfcreek.jobcorps.gov
100 Ranch Road, Reedsport, OR 97467
Phone: (541) 271-3656 Fax: (541) 271-3658 Myrtle Creek
Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us Little Folks Christian School (preschool-K)
235 N.E. Rice, Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Reedsport Jr./Sr. High School Phone: (541) 863-5814
2260 Longwood Drive, Reedsport, OR 97467
Phone: (541) 271-2141 Fax: (541) 271-2143 Roseburg
Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us Cobb Street Children’s Learning Center
Cobb Street School (pre K-9)
Highland Elementary School 1281 N.E. Walnut St., Roseburg, OR 97470
2605 Longwood Drive, Reedsport, OR 97467 Phone: (541) 957-1008 Fax: (541) 957-0164
Phone: (541) 271-3616 Fax: (541) 271-3618 Web site: www.cobbstreet.org
Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us
Melrose Christian School House (2-5)
DOUGLAS COUNTY PRIVATE ELEMENTARY 4879 Colonial Rd.
AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Roseburg, OR 97471
Listed in alphabetical order by city Phone: (541) 957-0918
Listed are most of the well-known private or nonpublic www.melrosechristianschoolhouse.com
schools in the county.
Phoenix School (alternative 7-12)
Canyonville 3131 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Roseburg, OR 97470
Canyonville Christian Academy (7-12; boarding 9-12) Phone: (541) 673-3036 Fax: (541) 957-5906
250 E. First St., Canyonville Web site: www.roseburgphoenix.com
P.O. Box 1100, Canyonville, OR 97417
Phone: (541) 839-4401 Fax: (541) 839-6228 Roseburg Junior Academy (pre K-10)
Web site: www.canyonville.net 1653 N.W. Troost St., Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 673-5278 Fax: (541) 672-9785
Canyonville SDA Elementary (1-8) Web site: www.rjasda.org
712 N.W. Frontage Road, Canyonville
P.O. Box 1155, Canyonville, OR 97417 St. Paul Lutheran School and Child Care (pre K-8)
Phone: (541) 839-4053 Fax: (541) 839-4053 750 W. Keady Court, Roseburg, OR 97470
Days Creek
Milo Adventist Academy (9-12) Continued on page 81
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18585 Dixonville Road, Roseburg
(Mailing:) 359 Roberts Creek Road,
Roseburg, OR 97471
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359 Roberts Creek Road, Roseburg, OR 97471 Heather McDonald was an outstanding
Phone: (541) 679-6248 Fax: (541) 679-1881 graduate from Yoncalla last year.
The Warner School (ages 16 and over) Yoncalla Christian School (K-12)
760 N.W. Hill Ave., Roseburg, OR 97470 1008 Hayhurst Road
Phone: (541) 672-7761 Fax: (541) 672-2116 Yoncalla, OR 97499
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Sutherlin COMMUNITY COLLEGES/COLLEGE SERVICES
Sutherlin Adventist School (preschool-8) Umpqua Community College
841 W. Central Ave., Sutherlin 1140 Umpqua College Road, Roseburg
P.O. Box 586, Sutherlin, OR 97479 P.O. Box 967, Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: 541-459-9706 Fax: 541-459-8970 Phone: (541) 440-4600 Fax: (541) 440-4637
http://sutherlin.adventistnw.org/ Web site: www.umpqua.edu
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Prayer Rock Academy (K-7) Douglas County Courthouse Church Annex
806 Hubbard Creek Road 1134 S.E. Douglas Ave., Roseburg
Umpqua, OR 97486 P.O. Box 1165, Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: 637-7500 Phone: (541) 672-4461 or 1(800) 883-7568
Web site: www.prayerrockacademy.com Fax: (541) 672-4453
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Rental (541) 4923535 Amedisys Home Health 440-3052
Amedisys Hospice (541) 440-2583
Veterans Assistance Boys and Girls Club
Douglas County Veterans Service Office (541) 440-9505
(541) 440-4219 or (541) 440-4220 Douglas County Chapter of American Red Cross
VA Veterans Healthcare System (541) 673-3255
(541) 440-1000 Douglas County Foster Grandparent Program
(541) 957-3782
Vocational Training Douglas County Prescription Assistance
Phoenix School of Roseburg (541) 440-3600
(541) 673-3036 Douglas County Retired Senior Volunteer Program
Umpqua Community College (RSVP)
(541) 440-4600 (541) 957-3006
Umpqua Training & Employment Inc. Douglas County Senior Companion Program
(541) 672-7761 (541) 957-3782
Wolf Creek Job Corps Center Douglas County Volunteer Services
(541) 496-3507 or (800) 588-9003 (541) 957-3006; (541) 440-2583
Volunteer Opportunities
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COMMUNITY SERVICES
FISH (food bank)

(541) 672-5242
Head Start — Roseburg administration office (541)
673-6306 or see Child/Youth/Teens section for more
information.
Mercy Home Health and Hospice Volunteer Pro-
gram
(541) 677-2384
Roseburg Rescue Mission
(541) 673-3004
Salvation Army
(541) 672-6581 News-Review file photo
Tax Aid (RSVP)
(541) 957-3006 The Pine Grove Community Church in
UCAN (Umpqua Community Action Network) Dixonville is celebrating its 140th anniver-
(541) 672-3421 sary. Organizing the event is the church
Pastor Dennis Kreiss.
Women and Children’s Services
RIVERVIEW TERRACE Battered Persons’ Advocacy

(541) 673-7867; business (541) 957-0288; Reed-
GUARANTEE
sport crisis line (541)271-3199; 800-464-6543
Douglas County Adult Health, Family Planning Clin-
ic and WIC Program
(541) 440-3521; Reedsport (541) 271-4835
Family Resource Center (Reedsport)
(541) 271-9700
HIV Resource Center
(541) 440-2761
Hope Pregnancy Center
(541) 672-2609
Glide Helping Hands (food and clothing distribution)
(541) 496-3956
Open Adoption and Family Services Inc.
Pregnancy and Adoption Counseling
(800) 772-1115
SafeNet (info and referral)
(800) 723-3638
UCAN Confidence Clinic
(541) 672-5392
WIC Nutrition Program and Childhood Immunization
• The highest quality service backed (541) 440-3516; Reedsport (541) 271-4835
by two decades of experience.
• Dedication to creating gracious,
resort-style living for all residents.
• All programs and services provided
“For All Your
by dedicated, professional staff. Real Estate Needs”
• Unsurpassed performance standards
for all areas of service. Todd Theiss
Principal Broker
• Delightful menus, attentive service, Since
in an elegant restaurant setting. Cell: 541-863-1321
• Twenty-four hour daily security for 1964
your peace of mind.
All this and more guaranteed by
Riverview Terrace Staff
541-863-3134
Resort-style Retirement Living 145 S. Main St.
Myrtle Creek, OR 97457
Call 672-2500 or 1-800-888-5994 541-863-7811
129 S. Old Pacific Hwy.
1970 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, Oregon
e-mail: villagerealty@frontiernet.net
www.riverviewterrace.com
HUNTING/FISHING
bring success.
Anglers should check sport angling regulations
to determine fishing gear restrictions.
Cutthroat trout are found throughout the entire
Umpqua Basin. The average size of the resident
adult is 6 to 8 inches, while those cutthroat that
migrate to the ocean and then return upriver aver-
age 16 inches.
The uppermost section of the North Umpqua
and Lemolo and Toketee reservoirs are home to ROBIN LOZNAK/News-Review file photo
brown trout. The average size of an adult brown is
10 to 14 inches, but some grow into the 20-inch Frank Moore fly fishes on the Nor th
range. Umpqua for steelhead.
A good population of brook trout exists in the
Clearwater River, a tributary of the upper North district. There are very few upland ponds without
Umpqua River, near Toketee. Thirteen high lakes largemouth bass.
are stocked with brook trout and provide fish in All local reservoirs have good numbers of bass
the 8- to 12-inch range. for warm water anglers.
The best concentration of smallmouth bass is Striped bass roam continuously from fresh
in the main Umpqua River from Elkton to the forks water to salt water and back in the main Umpqua
of the North and South Umpqua, and from the and lower Smith River. Striper fishing is best dur-
lower South Umpqua near Roseburg to ing the spring months.
Canyonville. Shad are an excellent sport fish with light gear,
The fish’s average size is 7-10 inches. Small- small spinners, jigs and flies providing the most
mouth bass live near rock structures and ledges, success. The main fishery for sport fishermen is
which provide protection. from River Forks Park on the Umpqua downriver
Largemouth bass are concentrated in numer- to Sawyers Rapids during May and June.
ous ponds and valley lakes and reservoirs or in Other warm water species like bluegill, crappie
such secondary habitats as sloughs off the main and green sunfish are plentiful in most reservoirs
Umpqua. These fish average over 2 pounds in the and ponds.
The “Circle of Success” is an organization dedicated to the recognition of

extra-ordinary achievements in the area of listing and selling of real estate
in Douglas County. Circle of Success membership is a prestigious annual
honor earned by those Realtors® who not only have a high-level of sales, but
also adhere to the ethical standards set by the club. In 2008 each of these
Agents closed a minimum of $3.7 million in sales to qualify. To ensure that
you get the highest level of real estate service, be sure to contact a Circle of
Success broker.
Prudential Real Estate Professionals • 673-1890
Mary Gilbert Mark Townsend JT Berk Debbie Caskey Steve Hammell Diane McKillop
492-5007 430-6857 438-6078 580-3952 430-3494 580-6516
Hawks Real Estate Village Realty • 863-3134 Karen Volk Realty • 672-4444 Roseburg Homes
Victoria Hawks Todd Theiss Karen Volk Emily Volk Ben Tatone
673-6499 863-1321 673-8549 672-4042 580-2211
Re/Max Professional Realty • 673-3272
Patti Archambault Kelly Forney Linda Jacobson Kelley Jarvis Janet McNown Jody Tatone Carol Thompson
784-8340 580-7056 680-0459 580-2274 580-0817 673-3272 580-1531
SPORTS
Anna Drain Park

Anna Drain County Park, across from the North Dou-
glas War Memorial Pool in Drain. Three pits available.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Diamond Lake Corrals has a selection of horses that
provide for a scenic ride through the quiet forest around
the lake or into the meadows at the base of Mount
Thielsen. (541) 793-3337 or (541) 297-6095.
Mildred Kanipe Park north of Oakland has an eques-
trian area and trails.
North Bank Wildlife Management Area east of Wilbur
has an equestrian area and trails.
RACQUETBALL
The Central Douglas County YMCA at 1151 W. Stew-
art Parkway, Roseburg, has four racquetball courts. 440-
9622.
YMCA
The Central Douglas County YMCA at 1151 W. Stew-
art Parkway in Roseburg offers a variety of activities for
those looking for indoor, as well as outdoor, sports. Its
facilities include two pools, three basketball courts, four
racquetball courts, a fitness room and teen activity cen-
ter. Various day camps and organized sports, as well as
aerobics classes and child care are among the services News Review file photo
from which to choose. Visitors to the area may purchase
day passes at the YMCA. Information: 440-9622. American Legion baseball games at
Roseburg’s Legion Field always draw a
ROLLER SKATING crowd.
Parkview Skating Center
For some roller-rink fun, visit the Parkview Skating
Center, located next to the YMCA at 1151 N.W. Stewart 24 Hou
S e rv ic er
Parkway in Roseburg. Parkview is the area’s only roller-
skating rink and offers a variety of skating sessions and
Joe’s
music ranging from Christian to pop to rock. A conces-
sion stand offers refreshments and snacks.
The skating center is closed Mondays and Wednes-
Towing & Recovery

days. During the summer, the center is open at assorted
times on Tuesdays and Thursdays. On Fridays, the cen-
ter is open in the evening. On Saturdays, the center is at
assorted times. On Sundays, the center is open at Local or long distance • Lock outs • Jump starts
assorted times.
672-4388
4440 NE Douglas
going, going
gone fishing...
or hiking or skiing
at our low, low, prices you can do it all.
South Umpqua equipment for every sport.
Property Management get dirty! • Hunting Gear

have fun! •• Fishing Gear
Camping Gear
“We Rent Property”
Houses • Apartments • Studios • Shops Mon-Thurs 9:30-6:00 • Kayaks & Water Toys
Friday 9:30-7:00
Office: (541) 863-5271 Saturday 9:30-5:00
• Snowboarding &
Skiing Equipment
Fax: (541) 863-6695 Sunday 9:30-2:00
• Outdoor Clothing
129 S. Old Pacific Hwy
PO Box 1300 672-8992
Myrtle Creek, OR 97457 www.waldronsoutdoor.com
SPORTS
Information: 957-5283 or 957-8436.
SKATEBOARDING
Roseburg Skate Park, located off the 900 block of Gar-
den Valley Boulevard in Roseburg, behind Fred Meyer.
Also accessible by the bike path from Stewart Park. 672-
7701 or 440-1188.
SWIMMING
Umpqua Community College
Located at Umpqua Community College off the Win-
chester exit north of Roseburg. The pool is open to the
public from June through August. Mondays through
Thursdays, the swim times will be 1-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
On Fridays, the times will be 1-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. and
Saturdays, 1-4 p.m. Call for fees. 440-4686.
YMCA
Located off Stewart Parkway at Stewart Park. Two
indoor pools. Call 440-9622 for times and fees.
South Umpqua Memorial Pool
Located in Myrtle Creek, off Exit 108 to Division Street
and Bataan Avenue. The pool is open during the summer
months. Call for hours, times and fees. 863-6805 or 863-
3171.
North Douglas War Memorial Pool
Located in Drain next to North Douglas High School,
the municipal pool includes a bathhouse. It’s the only out-
door public pool in north Douglas County. Call for hours
and fees. 836-7549. News-Review file photo
Andi Keeler of Roseburg returns the ball
TENNIS COURTS
Hoffman Tennis Center at Stewart Park during a game at the Paul Jackson Tennis
Off Stewart Parkway in Roseburg. Twelve lighted Center.
courts, three indoor courts, snack bar, pro shop with a
teaching pro available for lessons. Open daily. Check at
the Hoffman Center adjacent to the courts for fees and section of Cedar Avenue and Howland Street. One court,
reservations or call 673-3429. no fee or reservation required. Another court is adjacent
Umpqua Community College to South Umpqua Memorial Pool at Division Street and
Located at Umpqua Community College Physical Edu- Bataan Avenue in Myrtle Creek. No fees or reservations
cation complex, off the Winchester exit north of Rose- required. 863-3171.
burg. Six courts, no fees, but court hours should be Sutherlin
scheduled, 440-4686. Sutherlin has tennis courts at Hartley Park on Sixth
Riddle Park Avenue and at Central Park on Central Avenue. Neither
Adjacent to City Hall, two lighted courts, no fees or require a fee or reservation.
reservations required. 874-2571. Anna Drain Park
Myrtle Creek Anna Drain County Park, across from the North Dou-
Evergreen Park, off Exit 108 in Myrtle Creek at inter- glas War Memorial Pool in Drain.
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Providing health and dental services to all members of the
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