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Our TownOur TownA Guide to Living in Douglas County • 2010-11

The News-ReviewOctober 29, 2010

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Brian PargeterGuy KennerlyRick HollandJason PargeterJim BoothMike Carter

Douglas County history 6Douglas County map 8Government contacts 10County departments 15Roseburg information 19Calendar of events 23County media 31Hospitals 34Transportation 36Hunting 37Police and Fire 42Disposal services 43North County 44West County 47South County 50Sports 57East County 60Community services 62Schools 71

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DOUGLAS COUNTYDOUGLAS COUNTYPopulation: 105,395(July 2009 estimates,

Population Research Center at Portland State University)

What is now Douglas Countywas originally part of UmpquaCounty, established by theOregon territorial governmentin 1851 — just eight yearsafter the start of the majorwestward migration over theOregon Trail.

Gold was discovered in theUmpqua Valley, bringing aninstant increase in settlers.

The first meeting of theUmpqua County governmentwas held in Elkton. Subsequentmeetings took place in GreenValley and in Yoncalla.

In 1852, Douglas Countywas carved out of a portion ofUmpqua County lying east ofthe Coast Range. It was namedafter U.S. Sen. Stephen A.Douglas of Illinois, a staunchsupporter of Oregon statehood.

Later, the gold boom inUmpqua County petered out, thepopulation dwindled and in 1862 therest of that county was absorbed intoDouglas County.

That followed the 1856 annexationof Camas Valley from Coos County.Further boundary adjustments weremade with Jackson and Lane countiesin 1915.

Today, Douglas County covers 5,071square miles. It’s bordered by sixcounties — Lane County to the north,Jackson, Josephine and Curry counties

to the south, Coos County to the westand Klamath County to the east.

Winchester was the original countyseat of Douglas County, but only heldthat distinction for two years.

Residents later voted to move theseat in 1854 to Deer Creek, which, ayear later, was renamed Roseburg afterearly settler Aaron Rose.

Douglas County originally operatedunder a county court, featuring a coun-ty judge and two commissioners.

The current system of three commis-sioners with equal authority was adopt-ed in 1965. In 2008, commissionerswere elected on a nonpartisan basis.Previously, they were elected by partyor candidates could run as nonaffiliat-ed.

Besides the three commissioners,who are elected by voters throughoutthe county, Douglas County also hasan elected sheriff, district attorney,clerk, assessor, treasurer and surveyor.


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1. When was Douglas County estab-lished?

2. What mountains to the north separatethe greater Umpqua Valley from theWillamette Valley and what mountains tothe south separate the Umpqua from theRogue River Valley?

3. Name the 10 rivers and streams thatare considered the major tributaries of theUmpqua River.

4. Name the dried fruit that DouglasCounty was a major supplier of to regional,national and international markets in themid-1930s.

See page 10 for the answers

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Douglas CountyPopulations

Roseburg 21,355Sutherlin 8,085Green 6,174*Winston 5,925Reedsport 4,300Myrtle Creek 3,665Tri City 3,519*Canyonville 1,705Glide 1,690*Yoncalla 1,115Drain 1,090Riddle 1,030Glendale 955Oakland 945Winchester Bay 488*Elkton 255

Sources: Population Research Center at Portland StateUniversity; figures from unincorporated areas marked *are from the 2000 Census.

Douglas County facts, answers 1. Douglas County was established Jan. 7, 1852.2. The Calapooya Mountains to the north separate the

greater Umpqua Valley from the Willamette Valley; the Kla-math Mountains to the south separate the Umpqua from theRogue River Valley.

3. Calapooya Creek, Cow Creek, Deer Creek, Elk Creek,Little River, Lookingglass Creek, Myrtle Creek, Smith River,the North Umpqua and the South Umpqua are considered themajor tributaries of the Umpqua River.

4. Douglas County was a major producer of dried prunes inthe mid-1930s.

DOUGLAS COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS

Doug Robertson, Commis-sioner

1036 S.E. Douglas Room217, Roseburg, OR 97470

Phone: 541-440-4201Joe Laurance, Commis-

sioner1036 S.E. Douglas Room

217, Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4201Susan Morgan, Commis-

sioner1036 S.E. Douglas Room

217, Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4201

Douglas Countye-Government Web site:

http://www.co.douglas.or.us

DOUGLAS COUNTY CITIES

City government contactsare listed under individualcity descriptions elsewherein this guide and under HotLinks/“Government Links” onour web site, nrtoday.com

STATE SENATORSSEN. JEFF KRUSE,

R-ROSEBURGS-316, State Capitol, 900

Court St. N.E., Salem, OR97301

Phone: 503-986-1701

Local contact information:636 Wild Iris Lane, Rose-

burg, OR 97470Phone: 541-580-3276E-mail:

[email protected] site:

www.leg.state.or.us/kruseCommittees: Education

and General Government(vice-chairman); Health Care

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Kruse is serving his second Senateterm representing District 1, whichincludes Roseburg and the areas southto Glendale and west to Bandon, GoldBeach and Brookings. He earlier servedin the Oregon House from 1997-2004.

Sen. Floyd Prozanski, D-EugeneS-417, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97301Phone: 503-986-1704 Fax: 503-986-

1080Local contact information:P.O. Box 11511 Eugene, OR 97440 Phone: 541-342-2447E-mail:

[email protected] site:

http://www.leg.state.or.us/prozanskiCommittees: Commerce and Work-

force Development (chairman); Judicia-ry (chairman); Legislative Counsel;Environment and Natural Resources.

Prozanski is finishing his secondSenate term representing District 4,which includes Oakland, Sutherlin, Elk-ton, Drain, Yoncalla and Glide. He earli-

er served in the House from 1995-2003.

Sen. Joanne Verger, D-Coos BayS-301, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97301Phone: 503-986-1705Local contact information:2285 N. 13th Ct., Coos Bay OR

97420Phone: 541-267-7611E-mail: [email protected] site: www.leg.state.or.us/vergerCommittees: Ways and Means;

Human Services and Rural Health Poli-cy; Business and Transportation.

Verger is serving her second Senateterm representing District 5, whichincludes Reedsport in Douglas Countyas well as part of western Lane Countyand Coos and Curry counties. She pre-viously served two terms in the House.

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Rep. Bruce Hanna, R-SutherlinH-395, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97301Phone: 503-986-1407Local contact information:612 N.W. Cecil Ave., Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-9004

Email: [email protected]:

http://www.leg.state.or.us/hannaCommittees: Administration (vice-

chairman); Land Use; LegislativeAdministration; Session Schedule (vice-chairman).

Hanna is ending his third term repre-senting House District 7, whichincludes Sutherlin and other portions ofnorthern Douglas County and ruralLane County. He serves as the HouseRepublican Leader.

Rep. Tim Freeman, R-RoseburgH-371, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97301Phone: 503-986-1402Local contact information:792 N.W. Garden Valley Blvd., Rose-

burg, OR 97471Phone: 541-580-2043E-mail: [email protected] site: www.leg.state.or.us/free-

manCommittees: Veterans and Emer-

gency Services (vice-chairman); Waysand Means Subcommittee on PublicSafety.

Freeman is finishing his first term,

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representing House District 2, whichincludes Roseburg, Myrtle Creek andCanyonville. He replaced former Rep.Susan Morgan, who was elected to theDouglas County Board of Commission-ers after serving five terms in the House.

Rep. Wayne Krieger, R-Gold BeachH-381, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97301Phone: 503-986-1401Local contact information:95702 Skyview Ranch Road, Gold

Beach, OR 97444Phone: 541-247-7990E-mail: [email protected] site: www.leg.state.or.us/kriegerCommittees: Judiciary; Agriculture,

Natural Resources and Rural Communi-ties (vice-chairman); Consumer Protec-tion.

Krieger is finishing his fifth term, rep-resenting District 1, which includesWinston and several Douglas Countytowns west of there.

Rep. Arnie Roblan, D-Coos BayH-292, State Capitol, 900 Court St.

N.E., Salem, OR 97310

Phone: 503-986-1409E-mail: [email protected] contact information:P.O. Box 1410, Coos Bay, OR 97420Phone: 541-267-6843Web site: www.leg.state.or.us/roblanCommittees: Rules (chairman); Agri-

culture, Natural Resources and Rural

Communities; Education; Elections,Legislative Administration; SessionSchedule (co-chairman).

Roblan is ending his third term repre-senting House District 9, whichincludes Reedsport in Douglas Countyas well as portions of western Coosand Lane counties.



GOVERNMENT


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GOVERNMENTU.S. SENATORS

Sen. Ron Wyden (Democrat)223 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20510-3703 Phone: 202-224-5244.E-mail: http://wyden.senate.gov/contactWebsite: http://wyden.senate.govEugene district office:405 E. 8th Ave., Suite 2020 Eugene, OR 97401Phone: 541-431-0229Fax: 541-431-0610

Sen. Jeff Merkley (Democrat)107 Russell Senate Office BuildingWashington, D.C., 20510Phone: 202-224-3753Fax: 202-228-3997E-mail: http://merkley.senate.gov/contactWebsite: http://merkley.senate.govEugene district office:405 E. 8th Ave., Suite 2010Eugene, OR 97401Phone: 541-465-6750

U.S. REPRESENTATIVERep. Peter DeFazio (Democrat)

2134 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, D.C., 20515.Phone: 202-225-6416Fax 202-225-0373Roseburg district office:612 S.E. Jackson St., No. 9, P.O. Box 2460, Roseburg, Ore. 97470Phone: 541-440-3523.

Fax: 541-440-3525E-mail:

https://forms.house.gov/defazio/IMA/con-tact.html

Website: http://www.defazio.house.gov

GOVERNORGov.Ted Kulongoski

State Capitol, Room 160

900 Court St. N.E.Salem, OR 97301-4047Phone: 503-378-4582Fax: 503-378-6827E-mail: http://www.governor.oregon.-

gov/Gov/contact_us.shtml

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Kulongoski will leave office in January2011, after serving two terms. He will bereplaced by either Democrat JohnKitzhaber or Republican Chris Dudley.

SENATE PRESIDENTSen. Peter Courtney, D-Salem

Room S-201, State Capitol, 900 CourtSt. N.E., Salem OR 97301

Phone: 503-986-1600

Fax: 503-986-1004E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.leg.state.or.us/court-

ney

HOUSE SPEAKERRep. Dave Hunt, D-Clackamas

Room H-269, State Capitol, 900 CourtSt. N.E., Salem OR 97301

Phone: 503-986-1200E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.leg.state.or.us/hunt

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Courthouse/Justice Building1036 S.E. Douglas, Roseburg;

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Web site:http://www.co.douglas.or.us

COUNTY DEPARTMENTSAdult Parole and Probation -

Justice Building Room 206541-957-8148Assessor - Courthouse Room 206541-440-4222

Building Department - JusticeBuilding Room 106

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County Clerk - CourthouseRoom 221

541-440-4323Commissioners, Douglas County

- Courthouse Room 217541-440-4201Commission on Children &

Families - Courthouse Room 7541-957-4622Corrections - Justice Building

Room 310541-440-4440County Counsel - Courthouse Room

321541-440-4375

DINT (Douglas Interagency NarcoticsTeam)

541-440-4474District Attorney - Justice Building

Room 204

541-440-4388

Fairgrounds, Douglas County - 2110S.W. Frear Street, Roseburg

541-957-7010Fire District #2, Douglas County -

1400 Buckhorn Road, Roseburg541-673-5503Douglas Forest Protective Association1758 N.W. Airport Road, Roseburg;

541-672-6507531 S. Cedar, Drain; 541-836-7009Information Technology - Courthouse

Room 123541-440-4330

Justice CourtsCanyonville - P.O. Box 376,

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Canyonville; 541-839-4389Drain - P.O. Box 513, Drain; 541-

836-2814Glendale - P.O. Box 325, Glen-

dale; 541-832-2101Reedsport - 680 Fir Street, Reed-

sport; 541-271-4868

Juvenile Justice Building, Room 203541-440-4409Detention Facility - Detention &

Shelter Care Facility Building541-464-6400

Land - Courthouse Room 320541-440-4300Law Library - Justice Building

Room 305541-440-4341Library, Douglas County - 1409

N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd., Roseburg541-440-4311Additional libraries located in

Canyonville, Drain, Glendale, Myr-tle Creek, Oakland, Reedsport, Rid-dle, Sutherlin, Winston, Yoncalla (see individual city listings forlocations).

Management & Finance - Courthouse Room 302541-440-4247Museum, Douglas County - 123 Museum Drive, Roseburg

541-957-7007

Parks - 6536 Old Highway 99 North, Winchester541-957-7001Planning Department - Justice Building Room 106541-440-4289Public WorksAdministration - Courthouse Room 219; 541-440-4208Engineering - Courthouse Room 304; 541-440-4481Natural Resources - Courthouse Room 306; 541-440-4255Operations and Maintenance - 433 Rifle Range Road, Rose-

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Sheriff’s Office, Douglas County - Justice Building Room 210

541-440-4450State Court Offices - Administration - Justice Building541-957-4209Surveyor - Courthouse Room 105-A541-440-4272

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COUNTY DEPARTMENTS


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COUNTY DEPARTMENTS

U-Trans, formerly Umpqua Regional Transit - 610 S.E. RoseSt.

541-440-6500Umpqua Valley Public Defender - 500 S.E. Cass Ave.541-957-5344

Veterans Service - Courthouse Room 8541-440-4219

Watermaster - Courthouse Room 306541-440-4255Weighmaster - Courthouse Room 213541-440-4206

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Brandon Jackson, a 2010 Roseburg High graduate, pitchedfor both the Indians and the Dr. Stewart’s American Legionbaseball team earlier this year.

Population: 21,355 (2009 estimate, Population Research Center at Portland

State University)

Nestled in the heart of Douglas County, Roseburg hasdubbed itself “The Timber Capital of the Nation,” and

serves as thegateway to theDouglas fir-lined NorthUmpqua Riverand Crater LakeNational Parkvia Highway138, whichheads east fromtown.

The regionalhub as well asDouglas Countyseat attractslocals andtourists alike toits culturalevents andriverside parks,as well as theDouglas CountyFair and sum-mer concertseries Music onthe Half Shellthat lure big-name perform-ers.

The SouthUmpqua River

winds through the heart of Roseburg, meeting up withthe North Umpqua just northwest of town.

The city of 21,355 is the area’s retail and homeimprovement destination and boasts restaurants with

international cuisine from Chinese and Italian to Greek,Mexican and Japanese.

Located just off of Interstate 5, Roseburg is 72 milessouth of Eugene, and 124 miles north of the Californiaborder. It rests amid some of the world’s richest timberland, and became a major lumber producer during thepost-World War II housing boom. At the timber indus-try’s height, 278 mills operated in Douglas County.

First visited by white settlers and gold seekers in the1840s, the town was platted as Deer Creek by New York-er Aaron Rose in 1851. Three years later, the town wasofficially mapped, renamed Roseburg — after Aaron —and became the county seat.

Roseburg’s Main Street follows the Applegate Trail,mapped in 1846 by pioneers led by Jesse Applegate andLevi Scott. A historical marker on the west side of theDouglas County Courthouse commemorates and describesthis wagon trail, also called the Old South Road.


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Mount Nebo, named afterthe mountain that Mosesstood atop to view the prom-ised land, overlooks the cityand Garden Valley. Pioneersbelieved this aptly describedthe high ground in the bendof the South Umpqua Riverthat proves a spectacularviewpoint.

Roseburg abounds with his-toric homes and landmarks,but many spots were irrepara-bly damaged or destroyedduring a 1959 explosiondowntown that leveled busi-nesses, killed 14 people,injured more than 100 othersand caused $10 million indamage. The Blast, as it’sknown, was the third-mostdeadly disaster in Oregonhistory, and today is the sub-ject of seasonal walkingtours.

In spite of adversity, the city hasmanaged to maintain many historicbuildings, including the neo-classicalDouglas County Courthouse at 1036S.E. Douglas Ave. The structure wasbuilt in a space city founder AaronRose donated in the 1850s for use as apublic square. In 1955, rectangularadditions were made to each end ofthe original 1929 structure.

The Mill-Pine neighborhood wasRoseburg’s first nationally registered

historic district, commemorating thecommunity’s railroad workers of thelate 19th century. The housing devel-opment grew after the first steamlocomotives arrived in Roseburg in1872.

The railroad established a round-house, repair yard, warehouses and anoffice until the division headquartersand shops were moved to Eugene.

The former Southern Pacific Rail-road Depot at 705 S.E. Sheridan St.

was the third to serve Roseburg. It isnow a microbrewery operated by theMcMenamin’s Bros. of Portland. Thecoming of the railroad was vital tocommunities along the north-southtransportation route and Roseburg wasa major railroad center until 1927.Passenger service was terminated in1951.

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The Douglas County Courthouse sits at 1036 S.E. Douglas Ave. in Roseburg.


district are echoes of a not-so-distant past when timberbarons and respected doctors, lawyers and politicians builtopulent monuments to their success.

The elaborately decorated three-story Queen Anne-styleMoses Parrott house at 1772 S.E. Jackson St. is a vividreminder of this. Parrott, a shoemaker, came to this areawith his wife, Tennessee, in the early 1850s.

Today, the home is privately owned. No tours are given,but it can be viewed easily from Stephens Street.

The Floed-Lane house at 544 S.E. Douglas Ave. is morecommonlyknown as theJoseph LaneHouse and is theonly survivingstructure associ-ated with thispioneer soldierand statesman.Lane was a com-missionedbrigadier generalduring the Mexi-can War. He wasthe Oregon Terri-

tory’s delegate to Congress from 1851 to 1859 and was thestate’s first U.S. senator from 1859 to 1861. In 1860 hewas the Southern Democratic candidate for vice president.

The home was owned by Lane’s daughter and son-in-law, John and Emily Floed, and built between 1866-76.Lane lived nearby during his final years and spent much ofhis time with his daughter. The Floed-Lane House ismaintained by the Douglas County Historical Society.Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays or byappointment.

Admission is free but donations are accepted.

Today, Roseburg also boasts two cinemas, theaters, bookstores, coffee houses and numerous restaurants.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSMost of the events in the following cal-

endar were supplied by the Roseburg Vis-itors & Convention Bureau. The scheduleis subject to change.

More spring and summer events for2011 will be included in a calendar thatwill be in the Visitors Guide that comesout in May.

NOVEMBER 2010

1 Roseburg Community ConcertsAssociation, Legacy of Ford Cramer,

featuring keyboardist Jason Coleman,Umpqua Community College JacobyAuditorium, 7 p.m., 541-672-3347

6-7 Business & ProfessionalWomen’s Craft Fair, Douglas CountyFairgrounds, 541-672-5820,www.co.douglas.or.us/fair

6-1/8 Pastel Society of OregonNational Exhibit, Umpqua Valley ArtsCenter, Santa’s Unique Boutique, 541-672-2532, www.uvarts.com

11 Annual Veterans Day Parade,

Roseburg Town Center, 11 a.m., 541-440-1000, ext. 44101 or 541-672-9716

11 Veterans get in free, WildlifeSafari, Winston, 541-679-6761

14 Cascadia Clarinet Quartet & theLeft Coast Saxophone Quartet , FirstPresbyterian Church in Roseburg, 3 p.m.,541-440-7700

20 Windows of Hope Auction, localartists “repurpose” old windows into



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works of art to be auctioned, Seven Feath-ers Conference Center, 7 to 9 p.m., 541492-3533

20-28, Wildlife Safari Drive-ThruSpecial, $25 car load, $35 van load,Wildlife Safari, Winston, 541-679-6761

21 Nutcracker Ballet, Umpqua Com-munity College Jacoby Auditorium, 3p.m., 541-672-3469

21-1/1 Festival of Lights, River ForksPark, 5:30 to 9 p.m. Sundays throughThursdays, 5:30 to 10 p.m. Fridays, Satur-days and holidays, 541-672-3469

26-28 Thanksgiving Holiday Tasting,several Umpqua Valley wineries,www.umpquavalleywineries.com

26-28 Annual Classic Crafters GuildChristmas Show, Riversdale Grange,Roseburg. Handcrafted items and food, 9a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.to 4 p.m. Sunday. Free. 541-673-8489

28 Christmas Tree Lighting, DouglasCounty Courthouse, 6 p.m., entertainmentaround 5:15 p.m., 541-673-5356

DECEMBER 2010 TBA Messiah presented by the Rose-

burg Concert Chorale, Jacoby Auditori-um, Umpqua Community College, 7:30p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 541-440-4693

1-1/8 Pastel Society of Oregon Nation-al Exhibit, Umpqua Valley Arts Center,Santa’s Unique Boutique, 541-672-2532,www.uvarts.com

1-1/1 Festival of Lights, River ForksPark, 5:30 to 9 p.m. Monday throughThursday, 5:30 to 10 p.m. Fridaythrough Sunday, 541-672-3469

1-5 Festival of Trees, 10 a.m.Wednesday, Silver Bell Luncheon; 9

a.m. Thursday, Seniors Day; 6 p.m. Fri-day, Gala Evening; 10 a.m. Saturday,Teddy Bear Picnic; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Sunday, Family Day; Seven Feathers,541-677-4818

2-4, 5, 9, 10-12, Crimes of the Heart,Centerstage Theatre, Umpqua CommunityCollege, 541-440-4694

3 Winter Concert, Roseburg ConcertChorale, First Presbyterian Church,Roseburg, 7:30 p.m., 541-496-0748

3-5 Annual Christmas Fair, Douglas


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A variety ofgifts can befound at theChristmas Fairthat is heldannually at theDouglas CountyFairgrounds.This year’sevent is scheduled forDec. 3-5.

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10-20, A MadrigalChristmas DinnerTheatre, The MyrtleCreek Grand Victorian,7 p.m. Thursday-Satur-day; 5 p.m. Sunday,541-853-3011,www.grandvictorian-mc.com

12 Timber TruckersLight Parade & Myr-tle Creek Winter Fes-tival, Millsite Park,6:30 p.m., lighted truckparade, fire truck rides,541-863-3171

17 Wildlife Safari-Breakfast with Santa,8-10 a.m., reservations required. Christ-mas caroling, cookie decorating, photoswith Santa, 541-679-6761,www.wildlifesafari.org

18 Timber Town Toyland LightParade, Central Avenue, Sutherlin, 7p.m., 541-459-5829

18, Tingstad and Rumbel, JacobyAuditorium, Umpqua Community Col-lege, 7:30 p.m., 541 440-7700

18, Sutherlin Christmas Festival,Community Building, 150 S. WillametteSt.; doors open at 11 a.m., free admission,541-637-8505

18, Rudolf Run 2010, Cascade Com-munity Credit Union, 9 a.m., depart 10a.m., motorcyclists drop off donated toysto Child Welfare Department

1-24 Wildlights, Wildlife Safari,Safari Village is filled with lights andanimal shapes, 6-9 p.m., 541-679-6761

31 New Year’s Eve Event, SevenFeathers Hotel and Casino Resort,Canyonville, 800-548-8461, ext. 1168

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1-8 Pastel Society of Oregon NationalExhibit, Umpqua Valley Arts Center,

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7-8 Vintage Singerspresents “TwelfthNight”, First Presbyter-ian Church of Roseburg,7:30 p.m. Friday andSaturday, $5 per person,$12 per family, 541-440-4693

17 Roseburg Com-munity Concert,Pianist Cristina Pego-raro, UCC JacobyAuditorium, 7:30 p.m.,541-672-3347

22 Umpqua ValleyRound-Up, Bulls andBarrel Races, DouglasCounty Fairgrounds,Pavilion, 7 p.m., racesopen to novice, youth,senior, futurity andderby incentive, peewee, 541-430-5908

22-2/7 Palate toPalette, glassworks,

Umpqua Valley Arts Center, Plein AirPainters of the Umpqua, Douglas Coun-ty middle and high school artists, 541-672-2532, www.uvarts.com

FEBRUARY 2011

1-2/7 Palate to Palette, glassworks,Umpqua Valley Arts Center, Plein AirPainters of the Umpqua, Douglas Coun-ty middle and high school artists, 541-672-2532, www.uvarts.com


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10, Chocolate Sweetheart Wine Walk,Downtown Roseburg Association, 5 to 8p.m., 541-673-5356

5-6, Gold and Treasure Show, DouglasCounty Fairgrounds-Douglas Hall, 541-459-5321

12-13 Gun Show, Douglas CountyFairgrounds, Roseburg Rod & Gun

Club, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; 9 a.m.to 3 p.m. Sunday, 541-672-2761.

18-20 Sportsmen’s & OutdoorRecreation Show, Douglas County Fair-grounds, noon to 9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m.to 8 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Sunday, 541-957-7010, www.expo-sureshows.com

27, Chamber Orchestra Kremlin, FirstPresbyterian Church of Roseburg, 3 p.m.,541-440-4693

MARCH 20111, Pianafiddle, UCC Jacoby Auditori-

um, 7 p.m., 541-672-33474-5 Home & Garden Show, Umpqua

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5 Greatest of the Grape, presentedby the Umpqua Valley Winegrowers


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Fishing boats and other outdoors equipment are brought indoors and featured at the annual Sportsmen’s & OutdoorRecreation Show that is held in February at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.

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11 Roseburg Concert Chorale, 7:30p.m., First Presbyterian Church of Rose-burg, 3 p.m., 541-440-4693

12-13 Roseburg Benefit Car Show,Douglas County Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. to9 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun-day, 541-672-7235

25-27 Spring Craft Fair, DouglasCounty Fairgrounds, 4 to 9 p.m. Friday,10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5p.m. Sunday, [email protected]

26-27 Spring Antique Show, DouglasCounty Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, 541-679-8912

28 French Chamber Orchestra, UCCJacoby Auditorium, 7 p.m., 541-672-3347

31 Bowling for Blooms, Ten DownBowling Center, Roseburg, to support theDowntown Roseburg Association flowerbaskets, 541-673-5356

APRIL 2011

TBA Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay,67-mile run relay begins 6 a.m. in Rose-burg, 23-mile walk relay begins at LavernPark, 541-267-6329 or 541-396-5940

15-17 Annual Umpqua Valley Quil-ter Guild Quilt Show, Douglas CountyFairgrounds, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday &


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Visitors to the annual Greatest of the Grape event at Seven Feathers Hotel &Casino Resort in Canyonville sample food and wine.

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Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, 541-440-3803,www.umpquavalleyquilters.com

16 Umpqua Valley Barrel TastingTour, bus tours of six central and southUmpqua Valley wineries, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,541-672-5701

23 Earth Day & Energy Fair, Dou-

glas County Fairgrounds, entertainment,activities, demonstrations, food, and fam-ily fun, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 541-440-4350

23 Annual Easter Egg Hunt, StewartPark, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., free to the pub-lic. 541-672-6641

23-24 Easter in the Umpqua, HenryEstate Winery, live music, food, Easteregg hunt at 2 p.m. Saturday, traditionalham dinner noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, 541-459-5120, www.henryestate.com

23-24 Annual Glide WildflowerShow, Glide Community Center, 8-9a.m. photographers, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat-urday and Sunday for the public, 541-496-3323,www.glidewildflowershow.org

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TBA Yard Sale, Douglas County Muse-um, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 541-957-7007

5 Downtown Chocolate and WineWalk, Roseburg Town Center, 5-8 p.m.,enter to win grand prize basket at eachparticipating merchant, 541-673-5356 or541-464-8422

7 Car Show and Shine, Oakland,eighth annual, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

7 Mothers Day at the Races, momsare free, Douglas County Speedway,541-492-1686, [email protected]

8 Mothers Day at Wildlife Safari,moms admitted free with a paid admis-sion, 541-679-6761

14 Citywide Garage Sale, Oakland,20th annual, 8 a.m.

21 Umpqua Valley Barrel TastingTour, bus tours of six central and southUmpqua Valley wineries, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,541-672-5701

28 Elkton Community EducationCenter, season opening, open daily 10

a.m. to 4 p.m. through Sept. 3, native plantgarden and butterflies, 541-584-269228 Umpqua Ultimate Bike Ride, 23-,

45- or 60-mile rides, start and finish atSutherlin’s Central Park, 541-459-3773

28 Scrapbook Fun Fest, Seven Feath-ers Hotel and Casino Resort, 10 a.m. to 10p.m., 541-817-2223

30 VA Cemetery “Memorial DayTribute,” 11 a.m. to noon, JR ROTC topost colors, rider-less horse, speakers,1770 W. Harvard Ave., 541-672-4635



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JUNE 2011

TBA NASCAR K & N Pro Series, Douglas County Speed-way, 541-957-7010

17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 Summer Melodrama “Train to Dan-ger,” Oakland, 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays.

24-26 Umpqua Valley Summer Arts Festival, Umpqua ValleyArts Association, Roseburg, 541-672-2532

JULY 20114 Fourth of July Parade and Picnic in the Park, Oakland, 11

a.m. to 3 p.m.6-10, 30th Annual Roseburg Graffiti Weekend, www.graffi-

tiweekend.com8, Purple Foot Gang Graffiti Weekend Go or Show, Suther-

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AUGUST 20119-13, Douglas County Fair, Douglas County Fairgrounds,

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11, 18, 25, Sept. 1 Umpqua’s Got Talent Contest, OaklandCity Park, 6:30 p.m.

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Douglas County outdoor enthusiastsdon’t have to go far to find birds andwildlife.

The area’s hills, rivers and deep woodsoffer an excellent opportunity for sports-men during hunting season.

From deer to turkeys, the call of thewild is strong in Douglas County. The areahas some of the best, most diverse habitatin the state. Virtually every corner of thecounty provides habitat for some wildlifespecies.”

People interested in the hunting andfishing available in Douglas County areencouraged to obtain Oregon Departmentof Fish and Wildlife fishing synopses andthe big game and game bird regulations tocheck dates, boundaries and regulations.

These are available at the ODFW officeat 4192 North Umpqua Highway, Rose-burg, or at counters in stores where sport-ing goods are sold.

BIG GAMEDouglas County is one of the best coun-

ties in Oregon for hunting black-tailedbucks. The deer are found almost every-where in the county. Numbers are higheron agricultural land and on 5- to 20-year-old harvested units in the forests.

There is also now a hunting season forwhitetail bucks after that species in Dou-glas County came off the endangeredspecies list a few years ago. Those deer

can be found at lower elevations in thevalleys of the Umpqua or the nearby oaksavannah hills.

Roosevelt elk live throughout the coun-ty. They feed in new clearcut areas and usemore mature timber for cover and shelter.The first day or two of elk hunting seasonsis traditionally most successful. After this

time, the animals usually move to thethickest cover they can find.

The best population of black bears inDouglas County is in the Coast Rangearound berry patches and old orchards.The next best place to find bears is in the

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lower Cascades. Douglas County has some of the highest

densities of cougars recorded in the UnitedStates. These big cats are primarily foundin good elk and deer habitat since theseanimals are their favorite foods. A portionof the Umpqua Valley and surroundingfoothills is open for cougar hunting allyear with the appropriate tag.

Douglas County also is home to manyother species including coyotes, bobcats,raccoons, silver gray squirrels, beaver,otter and muskrats. Very few of these ani-

mals are hunted by the general public butthey are pursued by trappers. Silver graysquirrels are not legal to trap, but are legalto hunt.

Trapping regulations are available at theregional ODFW office in Roseburg or areavailable on the Internet athttp://www.dfw.state.or.us/

FOWLTurkeys were introduced to this area

several years ago. The county’s turkeypopulation has expanded into the largest inthe state. There are now two turkey hunt-ing seasons in Douglas County — in thefall and spring.

Turkeys are scattered throughout thecounty. Much of their habitat is on privateland so it is always a good idea to obtainpermission from landowners before hunt-ing season begins.

Other game birds in the county aremountain quail, valley quail, blue grouse,ruffed grouse, band-tailed pigeons, mourn-ing doves, ducks and geese.

Brushy hillsides, creek bottoms, springsand clearcut areas provide homes for themountain quail. Douglas County has goodpopulations of the bird. Valley quail arefound in agricultural areas on the valley




floor. Most of their habitat is private property so permission isneeded to hunt.

Blue grouse are found primarily in higher-elevation forestswhere they spend a lot of time near berry patches and on theedges of clearcuts. They also spend some time in old-growthtimber stands.

Creek and river bottoms, springs and other moist areas arepopular home sites for ruffed grouse.

Weather and migration dictatewhether band-tailed pigeons will befound in Douglas County during thehunting season. The birds frequentforests around mineral springs throughsummer and early autumn. After thefirst warm rains fall, the birds move toberry patches and when cooler rainshit, the pigeons begin their migration toCalifornia where they will winter.

If there’s a long, warm fall, bandtailswill be found in good numbers. Duringa cool fall, the birds will migrate quick-ly and hunting opportunities will becurtailed.

Like bandtails, mourning doves canbe found in good numbers in DouglasCounty whenever there’s a long, warmfall.

Douglas County is not a major popu-lation center for ducks, but there aresmall populations of wood ducks, mal-lards and a growing winter population

of wigeons. Those birds are found primarily along rivers and atponds on the valley floor.

Canada geese were brought into Douglas County several yearsago and the population has expanded dramatically. They arefound primarily along rivers and livestock pastures and mosthunting is done with decoys. Geese are usually found on privateproperty so hunters are reminded to check with landowners forpermission to hunt.


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CEDAR Awards and the Southern Oregon Wine Institute

Beginning in 2003, the Tribe has given almost $500,000 to businesses and organizations in southern Oregon. The Community Economic Development and Recovery (CEDAR) awards

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Cow Creek Health & Wellness CenterCow Creek Tribal members and their families

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Health and Wellness Center’s clinics in Roseburg and Canyonville. A wide range of

medical specialists are available at the clinics to deliver care Monday – Friday.

Business Incubator and Data CenterIn 2009, the Tribe brought a grant award of $2.75 million from the US Department of Commerce’s

Economic Development Administration to Roseburg. The grant stipulates that a property

owned by the Tribe will be developed into a business incubator and data center. Community members are working now on the details of the building, a facility that will harvest the creative

energy of Douglas County when it opens in 2011.

No one has been untouched by the economic collapse of 2008. We’ve had challenges before.

In 1992, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians opened its fi rst business, a bingo hall, with 35 employees. In 2010, there are over 1,000 employees at what is now known as Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort.

It didn’t happen all at once. There was no magic. Just hard work by dedicated employees. That business grew…one job at a time.

Working together and partnering establishes a seedbed for future businesses. We look forward to an economy that offers more jobs in Douglas County.

Together we can make this a reality…one job at a time.

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Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation The Foundation’s mission is to assist families

and improve educational opportunities. Since its beginning in 1999, it has awarded

almost $11 million to hundreds of non-profi ts in southern Oregon.

Cow Creek Businesses Today, the Cow Creek Tribe owns 11

businesses. In 2009, the Tribe completed a 300 room expansion to its hotel and casino

resort and added jobs to its payroll. The other businesses have made progress, too. Working hard to meet goals, jobs have

been added to many Tribal businesses in the past two years...one job at a time.

CEDAR Awards and the Southern Oregon Wine Institute

Beginning in 2003, the Tribe has given almost $500,000 to businesses and organizations in southern Oregon. The Community Economic Development and Recovery (CEDAR) awards

are given to efforts where partnership improves business progress.

Southern Oregon’s geography and climate poise it for wine growth success. Since the beginning of the Southern Oregon Wine Institute, the Tribe has awarded over $150,000 to furthering this concept.

Improving Lives in Douglas County...Improving Lives in Douglas County......One Job at a Time....One Job at a Time.

Cow Creek Health & Wellness CenterCow Creek Tribal members and their families

as well as all employees and their families can receive medical care at the Cow Creek

Health and Wellness Center’s clinics in Roseburg and Canyonville. A wide range of

medical specialists are available at the clinics to deliver care Monday – Friday.

Business Incubator and Data CenterIn 2009, the Tribe brought a grant award of $2.75 million from the US Department of Commerce’s

Economic Development Administration to Roseburg. The grant stipulates that a property

owned by the Tribe will be developed into a business incubator and data center. Community members are working now on the details of the building, a facility that will harvest the creative

energy of Douglas County when it opens in 2011.

No one has been untouched by the economic collapse of 2008. We’ve had challenges before.

In 1992, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians opened its fi rst business, a bingo hall, with 35 employees. In 2010, there are over 1,000 employees at what is now known as Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort.

It didn’t happen all at once. There was no magic. Just hard work by dedicated employees. That business grew…one job at a time.

Working together and partnering establishes a seedbed for future businesses. We look forward to an economy that offers more jobs in Douglas County.

Together we can make this a reality…one job at a time.


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CURTINUnincorporated townPopulation: 209 (2000 U.S. Census)Named for Daniel Curtin, who operated

a sawmill there in the early 1890s. Thesmall town is located at the northernmostborder of Douglas County on I-5.

Curtin informationSchool: North Douglas School District

DRAINPopulation: 1,080 (July 2008 estimate,

Population Research Center at PortlandState University)

Drain, about 45 miles north of Rose-burg, was named for pioneer CharlesDrain, who took up a donation land claimthere. The town was first called Drainafter the Oregon & California Railroadplanned to establish a station there in1870. The home of Charles Drain Jr., aQueen Anne-style house built in 1893called The Castle, still stands and servesas a tourist attraction. Other tourist attrac-tions include the Pass Creek coveredbridge behind the Civic Center, and otherVictorian homes.

Dining fare includes the La Pinata,Deb’s Diner, the Reel Sportsmens Pizze-

ria and the Rose Garden Inn. Drain is alsohome to the only public outdoor swim-

ming pool in north Douglas County.Drain informationMayor: Suzanne AndersonCity Administrator: Carl PatenodeCity Hall: 129 West C Ave., P.O. Box 158,

Drain; 541-836-2417City website: www.cityofdrain.orgPost Office: 228 West C St., Drain; 800-275-

8777Sheriff’s Department: 541-836-2418North Douglas County Fire & EMS, 531 S.

Cedar St., Drain: 541-836-2282City Shop: 801 Division Ave., Drain; 541-836-

2113Justice Court: 135 Second St., Drain: 541-

836-2814Civic Center: 205 W. A Ave., DrainLibrary: 205 W. A Ave., Drain; 541-836-2648Schools: North Douglas School District

OAKLANDPopulation: 945 (July 2008 estimate,


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a warehouse near the railroad tracks notesthe Applegate Trail site and facts about itsemigrants.

A landmark commemorating one ofthem is located on a granite boulder onemile north of town on old Highway 99.The Rev. J.A. Cornwall landmark memo-rializes the pioneer who was born in 1798in Franklin County, Ga., and was amongthe first Applegate Trail emigrants. Weak-ened by the journey, sickness and Corn-wall’s unwillingness to abandon his per-sonal library, he and his family built acabin in 1846 in the vicinity of the currentlandmark.

In early 2008, the Bainbridge-KanipeFarmstead, located on Elkhead Road, wasadded to the National Register of HistoricPlaces. The 18-acre farmstead is part ofthe 1,090-acre Mildred Kanipe MemorialPark. The 100-year English SettlementSchool that is also part of the MemorialPark was added to the register in Septem-ber 2007.

Several Victorian-era homes have beenpreserved or renovated, and the quaint oldtown offers fine dining at Tolly’s and theOakland Museum celebrating its history

on Southeast Locust Street. The city alsoboasts a bustling antiques trade. A walk-ing tour map is available at City Hallthroughout the year.

Oakland informationMayor: Bette KeehleyCity Recorder: Barb MockCity Hall: 637 N.E. Locust St., Oakland; 541-

459-4531City E-mail: [email protected] Office: 223 N.E. Second St., Oakland;

541-459-8207Police Department: Contracts with the

Sutherlin Police Department for coverage: 126E. Central Ave., Sutherlin; 541-459-2211

Rural Fire Department: 238 S.E. Locust St.,541-459-5427

Library: 637 N.E. Locust St., Oakland; 541-459-9784

Schools: Oakland School District

SUTHERLINPopulation: 8,085 (2009 estimate, Pop-

ulation Research Center at Portland StateUniversity)

Located 12 miles north of Roseburg,Sutherlin is the second-largest city inDouglas County. Fendel Sutherlin estab-lished the community in 1851 after travel-ing west to join the California gold rush.

Among several historic landmarks isthe two-story Sutherlin Bank Building,which has been at the intersection of StateStreet and Central Avenue since 1910 — a

year before the city was incorporated. Thebuilding is built of sandstone hauled tothe site from a quarry at Deady Crossing,where Chinese laborers cut the stone.

Today, the city offers several fine eater-ies; parks; an annual Blackberry Festival,which pulls in a number of antique andclassic cars and hosts a blackberry cook-ing contest; recently renovated library andsenior center; and a historic train enginein Central Park. Just east of the city is thepopular boating and recreation destina-tion, Cooper Creek Reservoir.

Sutherlin informationMayor: Stan McKnightCity Manager: Robb CorbettCity Hall: 126 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin; 541-

459-2856City E-mail: [email protected] website: http://www.ci.sutherlin.or.usPost Office: 591 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin;

541-459-8229Police Department: 126 E. Central Ave.,

Sutherlin; 541-459-2211Sheriff’s Department: 541-440-4471Douglas County Fire District No. 2, Station 9,

250 S. State St.; 541-459-1394Municipal Court: 126 E. Central Ave., Suther-

lin 541-459-4636Sutherlin Community Building: 150 N.

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WILBURUnincorporated townLocated nine miles north of Roseburg,

the town was home to the MethodistUmpqua Academy. Named for pioneerpreacher James H. Wilbur, the town wasestablished in 1853. Wilbur came to Ore-gon via South America’s Cape Horn in1847, and was instrumental in establish-ing several educational institutionsincluding the Umpqua Academy, whichtaught most of the noted politicians, busi-nessmen, doctors and lawyers of southernOregon’s early days.

A stone marker from an early Academybuilding stands in front of the WilburMethodist Church. The church and itsnearby parsonage are in the National Reg-ister of Historic Places.

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541-673-1534Schools: Roseburg School District, Sutherlin

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WINCHESTERUnincorporated townThe town just north of Roseburg once

served as the county seat until Roseburgtook the honor. Its major landmark is theBooth Bridge, which was built in 1924 toconnect the banks of the North UmpquaRiver. The bridge recently underwent a

$9.9 million widening project. It reopenedin March 2008.

It is also home to Umpqua CommunityCollege, an accredited school that offers awide range of studies and disciplines andseasonal activities, including the summermusical and an outdoor swimming pool.

The Winchester fish ladder is a popularattraction.

Winchester informationPost Office: 5571 N.E. Stephens St., Win-

chester; 541-673-6220

YONCALLAPopulation: 1,115 (July 2008 estimate,


Yoncalla is located in a valley roughly30 miles north of Roseburg off I-5. Thetown was settled by the Applegate broth-ers, who established an alternative to theOregon Trail.

Jesse Applegate, whose home borderedthe ancestral terrain of Douglas County’sKalapuya Indians, named the area aftertheir word for a large bald mountain

located to the northwest of town. It iswidely held the Kalapuyas called it “homeof the eagles” because the birds madetheir nests and reared their young on thebutte.

Today, the town’s entertainmentincludes the Why Not Bar & Grill, alibrary and a handful of cafes and restau-rants.

Yoncalla informationMayor: Jerry CrossCity Administrator: Kathy FinleyCity Hall: 2640 Eagle Valley Road, P.O. Box

508, Yoncalla; 541-849-2152City E-mail: kathy@city of yoncalla.comCity website: http://www.cityofyoncalla.comPost Office: 173 Alder St., Yoncalla; 541-849-

2774Sheriff’s Department: 541-440-4471North Douglas County Fire & EMS; 541-836-

2282City Shop: 303 Hayhurst Road, Yoncalla; 541-

849-2644Chamber of Commerce: 541-849-2499Community Center: 400 Main St., Yoncalla;

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WESTERN DOUGLAS COUNTYELKTONPopulation: 255 (July 2009 estimates, Population Research Center at

Portland State University)The town, named for its proximity to Elk Creek, is located approximate-

ly 27 miles west of Sutherlin on Highway 138. One of the earliest areas inDouglas County to be settled by Europeans, it is the site of one of severalHudson’s Bay Co. fur trading establishments called Fort Umpqua. A signposted on the west side of the highway features a composite of the postsketched in 1841 by Lt. George Simmons of the U.S. South Seas and Sur-veying Expedition. The town was named in 1850, and today features ageneral store and several restaurants including Arlene’s, which is famousfor its logger burgers, and Tomaselli’s Pastry Mill and Cafe, known for itsbakery items.

One of the city’s crown jewels is the Elkton Community EducationCenter, which features a small amphitheater, a butterfly pavilion thatattracts migratory butterflies and a garden with native Oregon plants.

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8777 Sheriff’s Department: 541-440-4471 Fire Department: Elkton Rural Fire Protection

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GARDINERUnincorporated townThe tiny community located just north of

Reedsport on Highway 101 was once a loggingand mill town. Historic homes and a small, hill-side cemetery hint at its rich history. It was inGardiner that the Jedediah Smith expedition wasattacked by the Lower Umpqua Indians in 1828,with deadly results.

About three miles north of Reedsport, offHighway 101, a landmark dedicated to the Gar-diner Mill Store pays homage to a business thatplayed an important role in the lives of the peo-ple living on the coast for many years. The build-ing was razed in 1974.

Gardiner informationPost Office: 77251 Hwy. 101, Gardiner; 800-275-8777Schools: Reedsport School District

KELLOGGUnincorporated townLocated west of Sutherlin on Highway 138 on

the main stem of the Umpqua River, the area wasnamed for brothers Lyman and Adna Kellogg.The pair’s residence was a stop for freightershauling from Scottsburg to the mines in southernOregon who needed overnight accommodations.Previously, the area is believed to have been thesite of a Kalapuya Indian village and fishinggrounds.

Kellogg informationKellogg Rural Fire Department: 15214 Highway

138; 541-459-1548Schools: Oakland School District

LOON LAKEUnincorporated townLocated roughly 18 miles west of Elkton, the

area was discovered by an exploring expeditionin 1852. Today, the area features a lodge, restau-rant and lounge.

REEDSPORTPopulation: 4,300 (July 2009 estimates, Pop-

ulation Research Center at Portland State Uni-versity)

Located on Highway 101 in the heart of theOregon Dunes Recreation Area near the mouthof the Umpqua River. Reedsport was named afterpioneer, prominent businessman and state law-

maker Alfred W. Reed in 1919.The Umpqua Discovery Center offers infor-

mation on the pioneer and logging history of thecentral coast, as well as the three American Indi-an tribes that originally lived there. The UmpquaRiver Bridge is one of several beautiful land-marks along the coast. The 2,213-foot structurehas a center swing span that connects BolonIsland and the south bank of the Umpqua. Builtbetween 1934 and 1936 as part of the state’scoastal highway system, it also has four arches inaddition to a concrete viaduct.

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Reedsport informationMayor: Keith Tymchuk City Manager: Scott Somers City Hall: 451 Winchester Ave., Reedsport; 541-

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271-3500Schools: Reedsport School District

SCOTTSBURGUnincorporated townLocated 16 miles west of Elkton on Highway

38, the community was named for Levi Scott,who also lent his name to Scott Mountain nearSutherlin and Glide, and Mount Scott in CraterLake National Park. Scott was influential indeveloping the Applegate-Scott Trail to Oregon,published the first newspaper in southwest Ore-gon and served in the Oregon Territorial Legisla-ture. Today, the town has a post office and com-munity center. The Wells Creek Inn is locatedjust down the road, as is Bob’s Market.Scottsburg information

Post Office: 35346 State Highway 38, Scotts-burg; 800-275-8777

School: Reedsport School District

TYEEUnincorporated townLocated about 17 miles southeast of Elkton,

the town was named for Tyee Mountain, thedominant point in the skyline. Tyee means“chief” in Chinook jargon. The area had a postoffice until 1939, and now has a store with fish-ing supplies, convenience foods, beverages and agrill; it also features a restaurant on the river.

Tyee informationSchool: Elkton or Oakland School District

UMPQUAUnincorporated townThe small town, located about eight

miles west of Sutherlin, is home to a gen-eral store, post office and the Henry Win-

ery. One of the most historically signifi-cant locations in the county, the town ofUmpqua is named for its proximity to theUmpqua River. It is also presumed to bethe location of the first Fort Umpqua, a furtrading station for Hudson’s Bay Co., con-structed in the 1830s. Umpqua City wasestablished in 1850, on the east side of theriver near its mouth.

WINCHESTER BAYUnincorporated townLocated just south of Reedsport on Highway

101 at the mouth of the Umpqua River. The tinytown built beside Salmon Harbor is home to thecoast’s largest sport fishing fleet. The LowerUmpqua landmark located on the south side ofthe Umpqua River in the western section ofSalmon Harbor was a Douglas County bicenten-nial project. The landmark documents the historyof this pioneer settlement.

Umpqua Lighthouse State Park is located lessthan a mile from the harbor. The 65-foot towercontains a distinctive lens which emits a red andwhite flash. The lighthouse and adjacent museumare operated and maintained by the DouglasCounty Parks Department. Ice cream cones atKing Neptune Drive-In and the pies at Bedrockon the Bay’s are musts for beachcombers.

Winchester Bay informationWinchester Bay Rural Fire Protection District:

541-271-3808Schools: Reedsport School District

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AZALEAUnincorporated townLocated in the Cow Creek Valley and rough-

ly 36 miles from Roseburg, the town is namedfor the abundance of azaleas that grow there.In 1912 Thomas Towns built the Azalea Gen-eral Store, first known as the Canyon PassHotel. In 1914 the Azalea Post Office wasestablished, and in 1932 the Grange Hall wasbuilt near Quines Creek. Several historic struc-tures, including the Mynatt pioneer house andthe Gilham School, were lost in the 1964flood. Today, the pastoral area offers a generalstore, deli, bed and breakfast and in the QuinesCreek area, the renowned Heaven on Earthrestaurant.

Azalea informationAzalea Post Office: 490 Azalea Glen Road,

Azalea; 800-275-8777Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Azalea Fire Department: 541-837-3668Schools: Glendale School District

CAMAS VALLEYUnincorporated townLocated west of Tenmile, Camas Valley is

named for the abundance of camas bulbs thatgrow in the area. Camas was a favorite foodamong American Indians, and in Camas Val-ley, tribes would gather supplies of the sweet-ish bulbs of blue-flowered “Lakamass.” Today,the town is home to a post office and a restau-rant, and is a popular stop along Highway 42

on the way to coastal sights.Camas Valley informationPost Office: 18493 Hwy. 42, Camas Valley;

800-275-8777Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Rural Fire Department: 541-445-2207Schools: Camas Valley School District

CANYONVILLEPopulation: 1,705 (July 2009 estimate,

Population Research Center at Portland State

University)Construction of the Canyonville United

Methodist Church began in 1868. The churchis the last remaining public structure builtwhile Samuel Marks and Hyman Wollenbergowned the town’s grist mill and dry goodsstore. They donated three lots to the churchwhen they purchased the original town site.


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Eight signs with historic information havebeen placed on a kiosk in downtownCanyonville’s city park, which has undergonerecent cosmetic improvements and has a newstage. The signs tell the story of the ApplegateTrail emigrants and record how some of thefirst white settlers met the Cow Creek Band ofUmpqua Tribe of Indians at the site.

Today, Canyonville is home to the SevenFeathers Hotel & Casino Resort and theCanyonville Christian Academy, as well asantique stores and eateries, including PromiseNatural Foods & Bakery and the Feed Lotdowntown. The Feed Lot boasts a large plasticcow on its roof.

Each summer, the community gathers forits annual Pioneer Days celebration.

Canyonville informationMayor Bob DeatonCity Administrator: Janelle EvansCity Hall: 250 N. Main, P.O. Box 765,

Canyonville; 541-839-4258City E-mail: [email protected] Post Office: 131 SE Second St., Canyonville;

800-275-8777Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Canyonville-South Umpqua Fire Department:

541-839-6185Municipal Court: 541-839-4389Library: 250 N. Main, Canyonville; 541-839-

4727Schools: South Umpqua School District

DAYS CREEKUnincorporated townA tributary of the South Umpqua River

northeast of Canyonville, the post office nearthe mouth of Days Creek was once known asDay’s Creek. It was named after Patrick andGeorge Day who settled there in 1851. Thepost office still stands on the Tiller Trail High-way.

Days Creek informationPost Office: 11286 Tiller Trail Hwy., Days

Creek; 800-275-8777Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Rural Fire Department: 541-825-3216School: Days Creek School District

DILLARDUnincorporated townDillard sits just beyond Winston along

Highway 99. It was named for John Dillard,who came to Oregon from Missouri by oxteam in 1850. When the railroad was builtthrough the state around 1882, a station wasestablished and named for Dillard. The townwas famous on the West Coast for its produceduring the early 1900s.

Dillard informationDillard Post Office: 9455 Old Hwy. 99 S., Dil-

lard; 800-275-8777Winston Dillard Fire Department: 541-679-

8721Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471

GLENDALEPopulation: 955 (July 2004 estimate, Popu-

lation Research Center at Portland State Uni-versity)

In the early 1850s settlers began to spill intothe Cow Creek watershed, but it wasn’t untilthe 1880s that the Glendale townsite was plot-ted after the railroad was extended from Rose-burg. The town was originally called Julia forsettler Julia Abraham. A dispute over owner-ship resulted in the name change. The origin ofthe name Glendale is unclear, but lore suggestsa resident from the Scottish glens may havehad a hand in it. The town’s first sawmill wasconstructed in 1882 by Sol Abraham, who sup-plied timber for railroad construction.

Today the rural community boasts restau-rants, a bakery, gas station, a grocery store andthe Village Inn Tavern, which celebrates thecommunity’s milling past with a giant sawblade protruding from its side.

Glendale informationMayor Fred JensenCity Recorder: Betty StanfillCity Hall: 124 Third St., P.O. Box 361, Glen-

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GREENUnincorporated townPopulation: 6,174 (2000 Census estimate)Resting between Interstate 5 and Winston

just south of Roseburg on Highway 99 South,Green would be Douglas County’s third-largest community, behind Roseburg andSutherlin, if it were incorporated. The area wasnamed after an Oregon Trail traveler, JepthaGreen, who settled the area in 1853. The area’sfirst commercial activity was reported in 1881,making it older than many established areacities. Green is currently home to a grocerystore, convenience markets and quick-diningrestaurants such as McDonalds, Subway andScooters.

Green informationSchools: Roseburg School District

LOOKINGGLASSUnincorporated townLocated southwest of Roseburg, the town is

said to have been named by explorer HoyFlournoy, who first saw the valley in 1846. Hebelieved the grass there reflected the light ofthe sun nearly as well as a mirror. Today thetown offers a general store.

MILOUnincorporated townLocated just before Milepost 20 on High-

way 227, the town is home to the Milo Acade-my, a Seventh-day Adventist School.

Milo informationRural Fire Department: 21484 Tiller Trail

Highway; 541-825-3661Schools: Days Creek School District

MYRTLE CREEKPopulation: 3,665 (July 2009 estimate,

Population Research Center at Portland StateUniversity)

An arched 547-foot bridge built in 1922 onOld Pacific Highway serves as the gateway toMyrtle Creek. The bridge, designed by C.B.McCullough, served as the major thoroughfarefor travelers between I-5 on the west side ofthe South Umpqua River and Myrtle Creek onthe east bank. Myrtle Creek was named for thegroves of Oregon myrtle in the vicinity. Itsfirst church was established in 1855.

The China Ditch, built by laborers in the1800s, is on the National Register of HistoricPlaces. Today, the town boasts The MyrtleCreek Golf Course, several restaurants, sum-mer events like concerts, the Myrtle Creek


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Summer Festival and theJohn Miller Memorial WestCoast Lumber Jack Show atMillsite Park and the endstop of the Timber TruckersLight Parade each December.

Southbound Interstate 5travelers can pass throughtown at Exit 108 and returnto the freeway via Highway99 at Exit 103 near Riddle.

Myrtle Creek informationMayor: Jerry PothierCity Administrator: Aaron

CubicCity Hall: 207 N.W. Pleas-

ant, P.O. Box 940, MyrtleCreek; 541-863-3171

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City Web site:http://www.myrtlecreek-ore-gon.org

Post Office: 124 Broadway,Myrtle Creek; 800-275-8777

Police Department: 541-863-5221

Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471

Fire Department: 541-863-3852

Canyonville-South UmpquaFire Department: 541-839-6185

Chamber of Commerce: 541-863-3037Library: 231 Division St., Myrtle Creek; 541-

863-5945Schools: South Umpqua School District

RIDDLEPopulation: 1,030 (July 2009 estimate,


Located roughly 25 miles south of Rose-burg, the town is named for pioneer WilliamH. Riddle, who came to Oregon from Spring-

field, Ill., in 1851 and established his home-stead near Council Creek. The town’s MasonicLodge, located behind the post office, wasoriginally a hotel called the Riddle House,built in 1886 by J.B. Riddle. Tradition holdshis wife, Mary Catching, was the first whitechild born in the Cow Creek Valley. Riddle isdominated by many lumber mills. The summerfeatures the Sawdust Jubilee highlighted by aparade, games and car show.

Riddle informationMayor: Bill DuckettCity Recorder: Kathy Wilson

City Hall: 647 First Ave., P.O. Box 143, Rid-dle; 541-874-2571

City E-mail: [email protected] Office: 330 N. Main St., Riddle; 800-275-

8777Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Fire Department: 541-874-2571Community Center: 123 Parkside, Riddle;

541-874-2234Library: 637 First St., Riddle; 541-874-2070Schools: Riddle School District

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TENMILEUnincorporated townThe community of Ten-

mile was so named becauseof the location of its postoffice, which was the dis-tance an early settler inHappy Valley would haveto drive his cattle to graze.The post office was estab-lished in 1870, and locatedabout halfway betweenCamas Valley and Winston.

Tenmile informationPost Office: 114 Lena

Ave., Tenmile; 541-679-6160Schools: Winston Dillard

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TILLER-DREWUnincorporated townFrom Canyonville, turn

east on Highway 227 andtravel about 29 miles.Named for pioneer settlerAaron Tiller, the town’s first post office wasestablished there in 1902. The adjoining townwas named for deceased resident Robert Drew.The Drew Museum once served as TisonSchool, which was built around 1906. In 1968,Cow Creek tribal member and resident ChuckJackson dismantled the building and moved it2.5 miles to his property, where he successful-ly reassembled the log structure. The townoffers a general store and scenic views fortravelers heading to South Umpqua Falls.

Tiller informationPost Office: 27490 Tiller Trail Hwy, Tiller; 800-

275-8777Rural Fire Department: 541-825-3685Schools: Days Creek School District

TRI CITYUnincorporated town

Population: 3,519 (2000 Census estimate)Connected to Myrtle Creek via Highway 99,

also known as the Old Pacific Highway, TriCity was named originally for the Tri CitySchool District. The name was later taken upby the sewer district. It sits in close proximityto Canyonville and Riddle, along with MyrtleCreek.

WINSTONPopulation: 5,925 (July 2009 estimate,


The city is named for its first postmaster,Elijah Winston, who established it in 1893.The city offers a wide variety of commercialservices in two shopping centers. Winstonboasts three city parks and Riverbend Parkfeatures a summer concert series called River-

bend Live! There’s alsoaward-winning wineriesand the summer’s MelonFestival, Winston SummerNite Cruise and annualcommunity-wide garagesale called Trader Day. TheWinston Community Cen-ter, which houses a seniorcenter, a teen center and thetown’s library, has roomsfor rent for various occa-sions.

The town is probablybest known for the WildlifeSafari game park, open 364days each year. Exotic ani-mals roam freely over 600acres of grassland andwooded areas in the park. Abronze cheetah sculpturestands at the town’s center,where Highway 99 and 42intersect.

Winston/Dillard infoMayor: Rex StevensCity Administrator: David

Van DermarkCity Hall: 201 NW Douglas Blvd., Winston;

541-679-6739City E-mail: [email protected] Web site: http://www.winstonoregon.netWinston Post Office: 291 S.W. Main, Winston;

800-275-8777Police Department: 541-679-8706Sheriff’s Office: 541-440-4471Winston Dillard Fire Department: 541-679-

8721Municipal Court: 201 N.W. Douglas Blvd,

Winston; 541-679-5561Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center: 30

N.W. Glenhart St., 541-679-0118 Community Center: 440 S.E. Grape, Winston

Youth and Family Resource Center: 153 N.W.Douglas Blvd., Winston 541-679-9715

Library: 131 N.W. Rose St., Winston; 541-679-5501

School: Winston Dillard School District,Roseburg School District


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Douglas County Speedway at theDouglas County Fairgrounds Complex,2110 Frear St., Roseburg. Operated bythe Pacific Racing Association. Racesfrom April through September.

BOWLINGLava Lanes of Roseburg, 2400

N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd. in Rose-burg, 24 lanes. 541-672-3601.

Nickel Bowl, 670 S. Old PacificHighway in Tri City, 12 lanes. 541-863-3438.

Buster’s North Douglas Lanes,279 Third St. in Drain, six lanes.541-836-7643.

Reedsport Lanes, 2606 FrontageRoad in Reedsport, 12 lanes. 541-271-3822.

DISC GOLF Riverfront ParkLocated along the bike path

between the Roseburg VA medicalcenter and the southern edge ofStewart Park, off Stewart Parkwayin Roseburg. Eighteen-hole coursefeaturing official disc golf chain bas-kets for targets, short and tight fair-ways and lots of trees. Information:Steven Wright at 541-839-4019 orLee Carter at 541-673-8799.

Whistler’s Bend ParkLocated west of Glide on High-

way 138. Eighteen holes with newconcrete tee pads and a variety offairways. Several holes are shortand tight; others are long, open andhead uphill. The course plays hostto several Pro Disc Golf Associationevents. The Umpqua Disc Associa-tion hosts May and August tourna-ments and works with schools,church and civic youth groupsorganizing league play and events.Information: Steven Wright at 541-839-4019 or Lee Carter at 541-673-8799.

Green Oaks ParkSix baskets, 18 tee pads; a begin-

ner course.Wolf Creek State ParkLocated in Wolf Creek in

Josephine County just across theDouglas County line. Nine holeswith homemade baskets.

Hartley Park On Sixth Avenue in Sutherlin.

Eighteen holes.Camas Valley School Eighteen baskets on the campus

of Camas Valley School. Closedduring school hours.

BASEBALL, SOFTBALL,SOCCER, BASKETBALL

American Legion baseballAmerican Legion baseball is

played from June through earlyAugust at Bill Gray Stadium atLegion Memorial Field, located inStewart Park off Stewart Parkway inRoseburg. Schedules may beobtained by calling 541-672-1151 orby consulting the sports sectionprinted daily in The News-Review.

Women’s softball League games run in summer at

either Sunshine Park in Roseburg orMillsite Park in Myrtle Creek. 541-860-5646.

Men’s softballLeague games begin in May and

run through August at SunshinePark.541- 672-4767.

Lauren Young BallfieldsFields for youth baseball and soft-

ball in Sutherlin, located on S.Calapooia St./Old Hwy. 99 N. 541-459-8262

Little League softballGaddis Park, located at the end

of Highland Street, south of GardenValley Boulevard, has Little Leaguesoftball games in season. Sched-ules may be obtained by calling

MICHAEL SULLIVAN/ News-Review file photo

Kenny Lincecum pitches during a men’s softball game.Continued on page 58


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Sunshine ParkCity park on Sunshine Road and

North Umpqua Highway, east ofRoseburg city limits. The 42-acrepark consists of three softball fields,two Babe Ruth baseball diamonds,two concession stands with rest-rooms, picnic pavilions, a play areafor children, parking lot and hikingtrail. 541-672-7701 or 541-440-1188.

Soccer ComplexFir Grove Park is located across

from Fir Grove School off HarvardAve. in Roseburg. The park hasrecently expanded its soccer com-plex. Has a spring and fall season.Schedules may be obtained by call-ing 541-672-5089.

Myrtle Creek basketball courtBasketball court located in Myrtle

Creek, off Exit 108 to Division and BataanAvenue next to the pool. 541-863-3171.

Stewart Park basketball courtsBasketball courts are located at Stewart

Park, next to the tennis courts, off StewartParkway in Roseburg.

Winston basketball courts There are two basketball courts at River-

bend Park and one court at the CommunityPark off Thompson Avenue in Winston. 541-679-6739.

BICYCLINGDouglas CountyA Douglas County and Roseburg bicycle

map can be obtained from the Roseburg officeof the Bureau of Land Management, 777 N.W.Garden Valley Blvd., Roseburg, OR 97470 orby calling 541-440-4930 or the Visitors andConvention Bureau, 410 S. E. Spruce St.,Roseburg, 541-672-9731.

Diamond LakeThe 12-mile John Dellenback Trail, a paved

bike and hiking trail, circles Diamond Lake.Classed as easy to moderate, it may be riddenby both road and mountain bikes. Many milesof dirt road and single track mountain biketrails are in the area classed from moderate tomost difficult. Free maps available at DiamondLake Resort and bike rentals at its marina. 1-800-733-7593 and 541-793-3333.

Velo ClubUmpqua Velo Club has five weekly rides

from casual to fast paces. The club also spon-sors the Tour de Fronds (Glendale to Powers)event in June and the Cycle Umpqua Vineyard

Tour. Check www.umpquavelo.com for detailson the latter, weekly rides and general infor-mation. 541-680-7051

Roseburg BMXRaces Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays

at the ABA race track at the Old Dillard Ele-mentary School. Information, 541- 430-0430.

GOLFForest Hills Country Club, ReedsportSemi-private nine-hole courseInformation: 541-271-2626.

Myrtle Creek Golf CoursePublic 18-hole courseInformation: 541-863-GOLF (4653) or 1-888-

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Roseburg Country ClubPrivate 18-hole courseInformation: 541-672-5566 or www.rose-

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Stewart Park Golf Course, RoseburgPublic nine-hole courseInformation: 541-672-4592.

Umpqua Golf Resort, SutherlinPublic 18-hole courseInformation: 541-459-4422.

HORSESHOESStewart ParkOff Stewart Parkway next to the YMCA.

Twelve maintained pits located near the tenniscourts. 541-672-7701 or 541-440-1188.

SutherlinHartley Park, on Sixth Avenue. Eight pits

available.

River Forks ParkSix miles northwest of Roseburg off Old

Garden Valley Road. Six pits available. 541-673-6935.

Evergreen ParkEvergreen Park, off Exit 108 in Myrtle Creek

at intersection of Cedar and Howland. Six pitsavailable.

Anna Drain ParkAnna Drain County Park, across from the

North Douglas War Memorial Pool in Drain.Three pits available.

HORSEBACK RIDINGDiamond Lake Corrals has a selection of

horses that provide for a scenic ride throughthe quiet forest around the lake or into themeadows at the base of Mount Thielsen.541-793-3337 or 541-297-6095.

RACQUETBALLThe Central Douglas County YMCA at 1151

W. Stewart Parkway, Roseburg has four rac-quetball courts. 541-440-9622.

YMCAThe Central Douglas County YMCA at 1151

W. Stewart Parkway in Roseburg offers a vari-ety of activities for those looking for indoor, aswell as outdoor, sports. Its facilities include twopools, three basketball courts, four racquetballcourts, a fitness room and teen activity center.Various day camps and organized sports, aswell as aerobics classes and child care are



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Cycling the Rim Road around Crater Lake is a popular way to see Crater Lake.

among the services to choose from. Visitors to the area may purchaseday passes at the YMCA. Information: 541-440-9622.

ROLLER SKATINGParkview Skating Center For some roller-rink fun, visit the Parkview Skating Center, located

next to the YMCA at 1151 N.W. Stewart Parkway in Roseburg. Parkviewis the area’s only roller-skating rink and offers a variety of skating ses-sions and music ranging from Christian to pop to rock. Information: 541-957-5283

SKATEBOARDINGRoseburg Skate Park, located off the 900 block of Garden Valley

Boulevard in Roseburg, behind Fred Meyer. Also accessible by the bikepath from Stewart Park. 541-672-7701 or 541-440-1188.

SWIMMINGUmpqua Community CollegeOutdoor pool located at Umpqua Community College off the Win-

chester exit north of Roseburg. Information: 541-440-4686.

YMCALocated off Stewart Parkway at Stewart Park. Two indoor pools. Call

541-440-9622 for times and fees.

South Umpqua Memorial Pool Located in Myrtle Creek, off Exit 108 to Division and Bataan Avenue.

The pool is open during the summer months. Call for hours, times andfees. 541-863-6805 or 541-863-3171.

North Douglas War Memorial Pool Located in Drain next to North Douglas High School, the municipal

pool includes a bathhouse. It’s the only outdoor public pool in northDouglas County. Call for hours and fees. 541-836-7549.

TENNIS COURTS Umpqua Valley Tennis Center at Stewart ParkOff Stewart Parkway in Roseburg. Twelve lighted 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 feesand reservations or call 541-673-3429.

Umpqua Community CollegeLocated at Umpqua Community College Physical Education complex,

off the Winchester exit north of Roseburg. Six courts, no fees, but courthours should be scheduled. 541-440-4686.

Riddle ParkAdjacent to City Hall, two lighted courts, no fees or reservations

required. 541-874-2571.

Myrtle CreekEvergreen Park, off Exit 108 in Myrtle Creek at intersection of Cedar

and Howland. One court, no fee or reservation required. Another courtis adjacent to South Umpqua Memorial Pool at Division and BataanAvenue in Myrtle Creek. No fees or reservations required. 541-863-3171.

SutherlinSutherlin has tennis courts at Central Park on Central Avenue. No fee

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Anna Drain ParkAnna Drain County Park, across from the North Douglas War Memor-

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DIAMOND LAKELocated 80 miles from Roseburg, the lake was not

named for its shape or translucence but for John Diamond,

who discovered it while standing atop the summit of Dia-mond Peak in 1852. Considered one of the most importantmountain lakes in Oregon, it is located between MountBailey and Mount Thielsen at an elevation of 5,182 feet.Today, the area offers a lodge, motel, cabins, a store,restaurant, lounge and many campgrounds. A gas stationand pizza parlor are located nearby. Recreational activitiesinclude inner-tubing, snow-cat and cross-country skiing,snowmobile riding, hiking and fishing.

DRY CREEK Unincorporated townBest known for nearby Illahee Flats, a large meadow

where Umpqua, Modoc, Kalapuya and Klamath Indiansmet to gamble, trade and race horses. The Dry Creek Storeat Milepost 46 on Highway 138 is the last chance for trav-elers to get gasoline and snacks before reaching DiamondLake.

GLIDEUnincorporated townAbout 16 miles east of Roseburg, the area was named

by the town’s first postmaster, Virginia Laird, in 1890,after she heard her son singing, “The river goes glidingalong.” The town boasts the scenic Colliding Rivers Way-side where Little River and the North Umpqua come


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Boats dot the water at Diamond Lake. Mount Bailey rises in the background. Limits of rainbow trout — five per day— are being taken by many of the anglers.


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Glide informationPost Office: 19433 N. Umpqua Highway, P.O. Box 9998,

Glide; 800-275-8777Glide Rural Fire Department: 541-496-0224Sheriff’s Department: 541-440-4471Colliding Rivers Visitors Center: 18782 N. Umpqua

Highway; 541-496-0157Community Center: 20062 N. Umpqua Highway; 541-

496-3433Schools: Glide School District

IDLEYLD PARKUnincorporated townJust east of Glide on Highway 138, the town started as the

Tioga post office before being renamed Hoaglin. An OregonState Highway Division employee in the early 1900s claimedthe final name came after a resident built an amusement halland named it after a place he’d been in California called Idyll-wild. Today, brides can buy vintage wedding gowns at theIdleyld Lodge and Resort or eat savory tri-tip at the Idleyld

Trading Post. Tourists and locals can also obtain fishing bait,groceries, gas or liquor at the trading post.

Idleyld Park informationPost Office: 23843 N. Umpqua Highway, Idleyld Park;

800-275-8777Schools: Glide School District

STEAMBOATUnincorporated townThe name was allegedly born after a mining promoter ‘salt-

ed’ an area creek with gold dust, a practice called steamboat-ing. The Steamboat Inn is located 38 miles from Roseburg onHighway 138, and open from late winter through fall. Itsrestaurant offers gourmet cuisine and often features some ofthe finest chefs in the Pacific Northwest.


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Abuse ServicesAdult Protective Service: abuse and neglect

reports for those disabled or more than 65541-440-3580 or 800-234-0985Battered Persons’ Advocacy541-673-7867; business 541-957-0288;

Reedsport crisis line 541-271-3199; 800-464-6543

Douglas County Mental Health Division 541-440-3532 or 800-866-9780Reedsport Senior Services Division (coun-

ty and state elder abuse and neglect reports) 541-271-4835

Alcohol/Drug AbuseADAPT — Douglas County Council on

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Roseburg 541-672-2691; Reedsport 541-271-5086

Al-Anon and Alateen meeting times/locations 888-425-2666Alcoholics Anonymous541-673-7552Alcohol-Drug Treatment Referrals National

24-Hour Help and Referral Network800-996-DRUG [3784]Narcotics Anonymous541-957-1489Serenity Lane Treatment Center for Alcohol

& Drug Dependency 541-673-3504

Child/Youth/Teens Alateen meeting times/locations 888-425-2666Boys and Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley541-440-9505Boy Scouts of America541-784-9283; Council 800-801-4430CASA of Douglas County (Court Appointed

Special Advocates)541-672-7001

Department of Human Services, Child Wel-fare

541-440-3373; Reedsport 541-271-4851Family Connections Child Care Resource

& Referral Program 541-672-7955 Girl Scouts Inc.

541-672-2401; Council office 800-522-8772

Head StartRoseburg administration office 541-673-6306;


Photo courtesy of Boys and Girls Club

The Boys and Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley in Roseburg offers activities forarea youth.


541-673-5929for information

1033 NE Post • Roseburg

MealsMealsfor Seniorsfor Seniors

If you would like to be an in house volunteer or deliver meals

please call Helen Lesh at 541-672-1151

or the

Friendly Kitchen

Non-profit program in the Roseburg area.

Open 11:30am-12:30pm - Monday-FridayMeals are $2.25 each or donation accepted

A Tradition of CompassionAA Tradition of CompassionThe MOST experienced staff in Roseburg and Sutherlin and Sutherlin

(541) 673-4455 • 965 W. Harvard, Roseburg(541) 673-4455 • 965 W. Harvard, Roseburg(541) 459-2281 • 311 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin(541) 459-2281 • 311 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin

Staff:Staff:Gene Goodson, Manager (USAF Retired) • Rusty Miller, Gene Goodson, Manager (USAF Retired) • Rusty Miller,

Jeff Creech (J.C.) & Jeff Parrack (J.P.), Funeral Directors • Nicole Norton, Office Manager Jeff Creech (J.C.) & Jeff Parrack (J.P.), Funeral Directors • Nicole Norton, Office Manager Joyce Mackay & Kristina Burke, Administration • Mark Weathers, Crematory OperatorJoyce Mackay & Kristina Burke, Administration • Mark Weathers, Crematory Operator

Traditional Service • Burial • Traditional Service • Burial • Cremation • Pre-Arrangements Cremation • Pre-Arrangements

Brockway 541-679-3037, Ext. 6109; Green541-784-9310; Reedsport 541-271-5283; Rid-dle 541-874-2226; Roseburg 541-492-1642 or541-492-1643; Sutherlin 541-459-5074 and541-459-5540; UCC 541-440-7739 or 541-440-7834;Winston 541-679-4912.

Missing Children's Clearinghouse (OregonState Police)

800-282-7155Phoenix School of Roseburg541-673-3036Riverside Center541-679-6129UCAN Child & Adult Care Food Program 541-672-7004YMCA Central Douglas County 541-440-9622;

South Douglas County 541-839-6117

ChurchesThere are too many churches in Douglas

County to list in this booklet.The yellow andwhite pages of The Phone Source providechurch information and The News-Review“From the Pulpit” guest columns are written bylocal religious leaders.

ClubsClubs and organizations in Douglas County

range from Awana to Zonta. See the SundayNews-Review community page for local clubevents and the blue tab pages of The PhoneSource for a listing of local clubs and serviceorganizations.

Counseling/Mental HealthDouglas County Mental Health Division Developmental Disabilities Dept.541-440-3556Open Adoption and Family Services Inc.

Pregnancy and Adoption Counseling800-772-1115

Reedsport Mental Health Services (Countyand State)

541-271-4835Riverside Center (youth)541-679-6129Serenity Lane Treatment Center for Alcohol

& Drug Dependency (adult) 541-673-3504

Consumer ConcernsConsumer Credit Counseling Service of

Roseburg Inc.541-673-3104Consumer Protection Office: fraud503-378-4320 or 877-877-9392Construction Contractor's Board 503-378-4621

Crisis Hotline 24-HourADAPT— Douglas County Council on

Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention & Treat-ment

541-672-2691Alcoholics Anonymous541-673-7552Battered Persons’ Advocacy541-673-7867; Reedsport crisis line 541-

271-3199; 800-464-6543Douglas County Crisis Services541-440-3532 or 800-866-9780Gambling hotline, ADAPT541-281-7800Oregon Gambling Hot Line 800-233-8479Poison Control800-222-1222



COMMUNITY SERVICES

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Emergency Social ServicesAmerican Red Cross, Douglas County

Chapter 541-673-3255Battered Persons’ Advocacy541-673-7867; business 541-957-0288;


FISH of Douglas County541-672-5242Roseburg Rescue Mission 541-673-3004Salvation Army 541-672-6581UCAN Emergency Services Program541-672-3421

Employment Worksource Oregon Employment Depart-

ment541-440-3344Umpqua Training & Employment541-672-7761Carpenters Local 2067541-664-4450Douglas County Homecare Workers541-670-6431Food Handler TrainingClass schedule 541-440-3690

Food ProgramsDouglas County Meals on Wheels Program

and food stamp information for seniorsRoseburg 541-673-5929; Canyonville 541-

839-4495; Drain 541-836-7311; Glendale541-832-3220; Glide 541-496-3736; Reed-sport 541-271-6211 or 271-4884; Riddle541-874-2234; Sutherlin 541-459-9405 (541-440-3580 for food stamp information);Win-ston 541-679-9715;Yoncalla 541-849-2951

FISH (food bank)541-672-5242Food Stamps (Oregon Trail Card)

541-440-3301Friendly Kitchen541-673-5929Roseburg Rescue Mission 541-673-3004St. Francis Xavier Kitchen & Hospitality

Center, Sutherlin541-459-4042St. Joseph’s Community Kitchen 541-673-5157St.Vincent de Paul541-580-0680Salvation Army541-672-6581South Douglas Food Bank

541-863-7563Sutherlin-Oakland Emergency Pantry 541-459-4082UCAN (Umpqua Community Action Net-

work)541-672-3421UCAN Child and Adult Care Provider Food

Program541-672-7004

Gambling AddictionADAPT

COMMUNITY SERVICESContinued from page 63



The St. Vincent de Paul pantry stocks its shelves with food, using profits from thethrift store located above it to make purchases.


Working with Douglas County communities today for a drug-free tomorrow.

LEARN HOW YOU CAN HELP AT:

www.updrugfree.orgor 541.672.5905

541-281-7800, 672-2691; Reedsport 541-271-5086

Oregon Gambling Hot Line 800-233-8479

Health Education, Organizations and ServicesBesides organizations, there are many

support groups in Douglas County. See theblue tab pages of The Phone Source for a list-ing of local groups and service organizations.Mercy Hospital also has a listing of supportgroups under its Community Education tab atwww.mercyrose.org.

ADAPT — Douglas County Council onAlcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention & Treat-ment

541-672-2691Adult Health/Immunizations/STD/HIV Infor-

mation & Clinic 541-440-3521HIV/STD Hotline800-777-2437Alternative Healing Arts Center 541-673-2319Alternative Medicine Outreach Center541-440-1934Alzheimer's Association & local support

groups800-272-3900; local 541-673-3900, 541-

464-5600Amedisys Home Health of Roseburg 541-440-3052Amedisys Hospice of Roseburg 541-440-2583American Cancer Society800-227-2345American Heart & Stroke Association, Port-

land Office503-233-0100 or 800-452-9445American Kidney Fund, National Office800-638-8299American Lung Association

503-924-4094 or 800-LUNG USA [586-4872]

American Red Cross541-673-3255Diabetes Education & Support Group541-677-2102Douglas County Health and Social Ser-

vice Department — Community, mentaland environmental health and senior anddisabilities services.

www.co.douglas.or.us/dchRoseburg — 541-440-3500South County — Canyonville 541-839-

4495North County — Drain 541-836-7311West County — Reedsport, 541-271-

4835



COMMUNITY SERVICES


Umpqua Community Health Center has a new location in Roseburg at 150 Ken-neth Ford Drive.


Patrick Gregg, MD • Bradley Seely, MD • Stewart Wilson, MD

For appointments call: 800-499-8289341 Medical Loop, Suite 120 • On the Mercy Campus, Roseburg

Umpqua Valley Eye Associates

Let us help youSEE a brighter future!

Easter Seals Society, Oregon/Rogue Valley800-244-5289Family Connections Resource & Referral

Program 541-672-7955Harm Reduction Center of Southern Ore-

gon: HIV, Hepatitis 541-440-2761National Kidney Foundation800-622-9010Lincare, Inc. oxygen, durable medical

equipment541-957-0907Mercy Community Education (Mercy Med-

ical Center)541-677-2102Mercy Medical Center Home Health & Hos-

pice541-677- 2384Oregon State Commission for the Blind 541-492-1171 or 888-202-5463Parkway Medical Supply541-677-2438Poison Control800-222-1222Post Polio Support Group541-679-1316Riverside Center541-679-6129Roseburg Audiology Center541-672-8868Oregon SafeNet (info and referral)800-723-3638Seniors & People With Disabilities800-232-3020STD/HIV Information541-440-3521Talking Books & Braille Services of the

Oregon State Library800-452-0292Umpqua Community Health Center541-672-9596Umpqua Community Development Corp.

541-673-4909 Umpqua Valley disAbilities Network

(UVDN)541-672-6336Women, Infants, Children (WIC) Nutrition

Program 541-440-3516; Reedsport 541-271-4835YMCA Central Douglas County 541-440-9622;

South Douglas County 541-839-6117

Information, Referral and OutreachAmedisys corporate # 888-777-4312;

Amedisys Home Health 541-440-3052;Amedisys Hospice 541-440-2583

Battered Persons’ Advocacy541-673-7867; business 541-957-0288;


Child Care Resource & Referral ProgramWarm line

800-222-3290; 541-672-7955



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Jaiden Briggs of Roseburg picks up her lunch provided by the Summer Food Ser-vice Program at the YMCA.


W We Provide Free To Cancer Patients Of Douglas County

We are a non-profi t organization completely staffed by volunteers.

Donations Always Welcome

•Transportation Reimbursement•Motel Reimbursement

•Christmas Food Baskets•Wigs • Bras•Prosthesis

•Nutritional Supplements•Support Groups

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C A N C E R S E R V I C E S

2880 NW Stewart Pkwy Suite 202 • Roseburg, OR 97471 • Phone: 541-440-9409

Compassionate Friends (loss of child, sib-ling or suicide)

541-672-1890Douglas County Senior Services 541-440-3580 or (800) 234-0985ElderCare Locator

800-677-1116Family Resource Center, Reedsport 541-271-9700Greater Douglas United Way 541-672-1734Harm Reduction Center of Southern Ore-

gon: HIV, Hepatitis support group541-440-2761Life Span Respite Care541-957-8874

Mercy Medical Center Home Health & Hos-pice

541-677-2384Narcotics Anonymous541-957-1489Road Condition Information: ODOT Trip

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COMMUNITY SERVICES


The Patriot Guard Riders take part in the Veterans Day Parade in Roseburg.


800-977-6368 or 511Salvation Army 541-672-6581Umpqua Community

Action Network541-672-3421Umpqua Community

Development Corp.541-673-4909Umpqua Valley disAbili-

ties Network541-672-6336

In-Home ServicesAmedisys Hospice 541-440-2583Amedisys Home

Health 541-440-3052In-home Care Services

Caregiver's Registry541-440-3580 or 800-

234-0985Mercy Home Health

and Hospice VolunteerProgram

541-677-2384Senior Companion

Program and state andcounty services (Reed-sport)

541-271-4835

InsuranceAARP Info. Line888-687-2277Douglas County Senior Services — Rx and

SHIBA benefits541-440-3600 or 800-234-0985 Ext. 3600Douglas County Veterans Services Officer541-440-4219 or 541-440-4220Medicaid (medical insurance)541-440-3580Medicare800-633-4227Oregon Health Plan541-440-3301 or 800-359-9517Oregon Insurance Division, Consumer

Advocacy503-947-7984

Legal AssistanceCrime Victims Assistance Program 541-440-4390Douglas County Public Defender 541-957-5344Douglas County Senior Services 541-440-3580 or 800-234-0985Legal Aid Services of Oregon541-673-1181

Senior ServicesAmerican Association of Retired Persons

(AARP)888-687-2277

Roseburg AARP Chapter #808541-378-8387Myrtle Creek AARP Chapter #683541-863-7171

Alzheimer's Association & local support

groups800-272-3900; local 541-673-3900, 541-

464-5600Douglas County Homecare Workers541-670-6431Douglas County Health & Social Services

Dept. Senior Services, Elder Abuse & NeglectReports, Oregon Project Independence

541-440-3580 or 800-234-0985Douglas County Senior Companion Pro-

gram541-440-3549; Reedsport, 541-271-4835ElderCare Locator800-677-1116Reedsport Senior Services Division (Coun-

ty and State) 541-271-4835Roseburg Seniors 541-672-5627Senior Centers and Dining Sites

Glendale 541-832-3220Glide 541-496-3736Reedsport 541-271-4884Roseburg 541-677-5835 or 541-672-

5627Riddle 541-874-2234Friendly Kitchen 541-673-5929Sutherlin 541-459-9405Winston 541-679-9715Yoncalla 541-849-2951

Seniors & People With Disabilities800-232-3020; 800-234-0985Social Security800-772-1213Sutherlin Seniors, Inc.541-459-5320Winston/Dillard Senior Citizens, Inc.

541-679-7344

Services for the disabledDisabilities Services Office 541-440-3427 or 800-548-3381Douglas County Developmental Disabilities

(mental retardation, autism, etc.)541-440-3556Mental Health 800-866-9780Douglas County Homecare Workers541-670-6431Disability Rights Oregon (formerly Oregon

Advocacy Center) 800-452-1694TTY 503-323-9161 or 800-556-5351Seniors & People With Disabilities800-232-3020Sunrise Enterprises of Roseburg Inc.541-673-0195Umpqua Valley disAbilities Network541-672-6336Vocational Rehabilitation DivisionVoice 541-440-3371

TransportationDial-A-Ride

Sutherlin 541-459-2429Winston 541-679-0455

Mercy Express Free Senior Shuttle Service541-464-5555Millennium Transport Services866-220-1917Paratransit, Roseburg541-440-3587




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• Oregon Tractor & Equipment Co. is your New Holland, Hyundai and Liebherr dealer! We feature a wide range of new and used equipment - excavators (mini to gigantic), log loaders, wheel loaders, skid steers, dozers and graders - available for rental, purchase and rent-to-purchase. We are also a dealer for Eco-Crusher buckets, LaBounty Shears & many other brands of attachments.

• Oregon Tractor & Equipment Co. employs top notch mechanics with years of experience who have the knowledge and working ability to repair all types & brands of equipment. Field service available.

• Oregon Tractor & Equipment Co. Our parts department carries quality new and used components & makes hydraulic hoses. Now handles parts for all brands of equipment.

Construction & Logging Equipment

Ca l l 541 -679 -6211Days /Eves1329 Larson Rd. Roseburg1329 Larson Rd. Roseburg

541.679.2394541.679.2394

RIDES (Rides in Douglas County Especially for Seniors)541-680-8704Seniors Escorting Seniors, Myrtle Creek541-860-5967 Specialized Care Mobility Services541-580-5337Umpqua Transit541-440-6500

UCAN (Umpqua Community Action Network)Main 541-672-3421 or 800-301-8226Child & Adult Care Food Program 541-672-7004Confidence Clinic 541-672-5392Family Connections 541-672-7955Food Pantry/Food Shares Program 541-672-3421Head Start — Roseburg administration office 541-673-6306 or see Child/Youth/Teens section for more

information.

Veterans AssistanceDouglas County Veterans Service Office 541-440-4219 or 541-440-4220Roseburg VA Healthcare System541-440-1000

Vocational TrainingPhoenix School of Roseburg541-673-3036Umpqua Community College541-440-4600Umpqua Training & Employment Inc.541-672-7761Wolf Creek Job Corps Center541-496-3507 or 800-588-9003

Volunteer OpportunitiesSee The News-Review Senior Times, published the first Monday of

each month, for more volunteer opportunities.



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Amedisys Home Health 541-440-3052Amedisys Hospice 541-440-2583Boys and Girls Club541-440-9505Douglas County Chapter of American Red Cross 541-673-3255Pharmacy Assistance Program541-440-3600FISH (food bank)541-672-5242Head Start — Roseburg administration office 541-673-6306 or see

Child/Youth/Teens section for more information.Mercy Home Health and Hospice Volunteer Program 541-677-2384Roseburg Rescue Mission 541-673-3004Salvation Army 541-672-6581UCAN (Umpqua Community Action Network)541-672-3421

Women and Children's ServicesBattered Persons’ Advocacy541-673-7867; business 541-957-0288; Reedsport crisis line 541-271-

3199; 800-464-6543Douglas Co. Adult Health, Family Planning Clinic and WIC Program541-440-3521; Reedsport 541-271-4835Family Resource Center, Reedsport541-271-9700Harm Reduction Center of Southern Oregon: HIV, Hepatitis 541-440-2761Hope Pregnancy Center 541-672-2609Glide Helping Hands (food and clothing distribution)541-496-3956Open Adoption and Family Services Inc.Pregnancy and Adoption Counseling 800-772-1115Oregon SafeNet (info and referral)800-723-3638UCAN Confidence Clinic541-672-5392WIC Nutrition Program and Childhood Immunization 541-440-3516; Reedsport 541-271-4835



The North Umpqua River is renowned for its salmonand steelhead fishing. This angler is fishing in the Swift-water Bridge area.


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SCHOOLSCompiled are most of the public and

private schools in Douglas County, alongwith the community college and its col-lege services.

DOUGLAS COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Listed in alphabetical order by district

Douglas Education Service District1871 N.E. Stephens St., Roseburg, OR

97470Information/Receptionist: 541-440-4777

Fax: 541-440-4771Web site: www.douglasesd.k12.or.us

Camas Valley School DistrictDistrict Office197 Main Camas Road, Camas ValleyP.O. Box 57, Camas Valley, OR 97416Phone: 541-445-2131 Fax: 541-445-2041www.camasvalley.k12.or.us

Camas Valley Charter School (K-12)197 Main Camas Road, Camas ValleyP.O. Box 57, Camas Valley, OR 97416Phone: 541-445-2131 Fax: 541-445-2041www.camasvalley.k12.or.us

Days Creek School DistrictDistrict Office11381 Tiller Trail Highway, Days CreekP.O. Box 10, Days Creek, OR 97429Phone: 541-825-3296 Fax: 541-825-3052

Web site:http://days.or.schoolwebpages.com

Days Creek Charter School (7-12)11381 Tiller Trail Highway, Days Creek

P.O. Box 10, Days Creek, OR 97429Phone: 541-825-3296 Fax: 541-825-3052


Days Creek Schools Superintendent Laurie Newton sits in on a high school class.



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SCHOOLS

Web site:http://days.or.schoolwebpages.com

Tiller Elementary (K-6)27450 Tiller Trail Highway, TillerP.O. Box 189, Tiller, OR 97484Phone: 541-825-3221Fax: 541-825-3572Web site:

http://days.or.schoolwebpages.com

Elkton School DistrictDistrict Office739 River Road, ElktonP.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436Phone: 541-584-2228 Fax: 541-584-2227Web site: http://elkton.or.schoolweb-

pages.comElkton High 739 River Road, ElktonP.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436Phone: 541-584-2228 Fax: 541-584-2227Web site: http://elkton.or.schoolweb-

pages.com

Elkton Elementary (Pre-K-8)15656 State Highway 38, ElktonP.O. Box 390, Elkton, OR 97436Phone: 541-584-2228 Fax: 541-584-2113Web site: http://elkton.or.schoolweb-

pages.com

Glendale School DistrictDistrict Office303A Mehlwood Lane, GlendaleP.O. Box E, Glendale, OR 97442Phone: 541-832-2133 Fax: 541-832-3183Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us

Glendale Jr./Sr. High School10598 Azalea Glen Road, GlendaleP.O. Box E, Glendale, OR 97442Phone: 541-832-2171 Fax: 541-832-2486Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us

Glendale Elementary100 Pacific Ave., GlendaleP.O. Box E, Glendale, OR 97442Phone: 541-832-2176 Fax: 541-832-2158Web site: www.glendale.k12.or.us

Glide School DistrictDistrict Office301 Glide Loop Drive, Glide, OR 97443Phone: 541-496-3521 Fax: 541-496-4300Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us

Glide High School18990 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR

97443Phone: 541-496-3554 Fax: 541- 496-

4304Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us

Glide Middle School301 Glide Loop Road, Glide, OR 97443Phone: 541-496-3516 Fax: 541-496-4302Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us

Glide Elementary1477 Glide Loop Road, Glide, OR 97443Phone: 541-496-3524 Fax: 541- 496-

4301Web site: www.glide.k12.or.us



The side of the gym at Elkton High School features the school’s mascot.



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SCHOOLS

North Douglas School District>District Office500 S. Main St., DrainP.O. Box 428, Drain, OR 97435Phone: 541-836-2223 Fax: 541-836-7558www.northdouglas.k12.or.us

North Douglas High School305 S. Main St., DrainP.O. Box 488, Drain, OR 97435Phone: 541-836-2222 Fax: 541-836-2387www.northdouglas.k12.or.us

North Douglas Elementary100 School St., Drain P.O. Box 338, Drain, OR 97435Phone: 541-836-2213 Fax: 541-836-7034www.northdouglas.k12.or.us

Oakland School DistrictDistrict Office537 N.E. Locust St., Oakland, OR 97462P.O. Box 390, Oakland, OR 97462Phone: 541-459-4341 Fax: 541- 459-4120Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us

Oakland High School521 N.E. Spruce St., OaklandP.O. Box 479, Oakland, OR 97462Phone: 541-459-2597 Fax: 541-459-4765Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us

Lincoln Middle School931 Old Town Loop, OaklandP.O. Box 420, Oakland, OR 97462Phone: 541-459-3407 Fax: 541-459-9167Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us

Oakland Elementary499 N.E. Spruce, OaklandP.O. Box 90, Oakland, OR 97462Phone: 541-459-2271 Fax: 541- 459-8998



Oakland High School agriculture teacher Kate Crawford holds up a plantduring class.Continued on page 74


Birthdays, Picnics, Birthdays, Picnics, or Any Special Occasionor Any Special Occasion

541.459.3809 | Cell 541.430.0158541.459.3809 | Cell 541.430.0158

For Directions:For Directions: www.victorymountainrr.orgwww.victorymountainrr.org

Open June thru OctoberOpen June thru October

Reserve the park for Reserve the park for groups groups or individuals or individuals

You’re Invited!To take a ride on our Scenic Mountain RAILROAD

Web site: www.oakland.k12.or.us

Riddle School DistrictDistrict Office401 First St., RiddleP.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469Phone: 541-874-3131 Fax: 541-874-2345www.riddle.k12.or.us

Riddle High School (7-12)147 S. Main St., RiddleP.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469Phone: 541-874-2251 Fax: 541-874-3510

www.riddle.k12.or.us

Riddle Elementary463 Park Ave., RiddleP.O. Box 45, Riddle, OR 97469Phone: 541-874-2226 Fax: 541-874-3265www.riddle.k12.or.us

Riddle Education Center (7-12)119 Main St., RiddleP.O. Box 300, Riddle, OR 97469Phone: 541-874-3202 Fax: 541-874-3202www.riddle.k12.or.us

Roseburg School DistrictDistrict Office1419 N.W.Valley View Drive

Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4015 Fax: 541-440-4003Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Office of Student ServicesPhone: 541-440-4031 Fax: 541-677-4201Administration PurchasingPhone: 541-440-4020 Fax: 541- 440-4000Administration MaintenancePhone: 541-440-4053 Fax: 541-440-4000

Roseburg High School400 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR

97470



SCHOOLS


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SCHOOLS

Phone: 541-440-4142 Fax: 541-440-8296Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

John C. Fremont Middle School850 W. Keady Court, Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-4055 Fax: 541-440-4060Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Joseph Lane Middle School2153 N.E.Vine St., Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4104 Fax: 541-440-4100Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Eastwood Elementary2550 S.E. Waldon Ave., Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-4180 Fax: 541-440-4182Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Fir Grove Elementary1360 W. Harvard Ave., Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-4085 Fax: 541- 440-

4086Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Fullerton IV Elementary2560 W. Bradford Drive, Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-4081 Fax: 541- 440-4082Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Green Elementary4498 S.W. Carnes Road, Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-440-4127 Fax: 541-440-4017

Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us



Joseph Lane Middle School reading specialist Andrea Berggreen works with stu-dents at the Roseburg school.



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Hucrest Elementary1810 N.W. Kline St., Roseburg,

OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4188 Fax:

541-440-4191Web site:

www.roseburg.k12.or.us

Melrose Elementary2960 Melrose Road, Roseburg,

OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4077 Fax:

541- 440-4078Web site:


Rose Elementary948 S.E. Roberts Ave., Rose-

burg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4123 Fax:

541- 440-4124Web site:


Sunnyslope Elementary2230 S.W. Cannon Ave., Rose-

burg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4192 Fax:

541-679-9485Web site:


Winchester Elementary217 Pioneer Way, WinchesterP.O. Box 778, Winchester, OR 97495Phone: 541-440-4183 Fax: 541-440-4187Web site: www.roseburg.k12.or.us

South Umpqua School DistrictDistrict Office558 S.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek,

OR 97457Phone: 541-863-3115 Fax: 541-863-5212Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us

South Umpqua High School501 N.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek,


Coffenberry Middle School 591 N.E. Rice St., Myrtle Creek, OR

97457Phone: 541-863-3104 Fax: 541-863-5187Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us

Canyonville Elementary (K-5)

124 N. Main St., CanyonvilleP.O. Box 745, Canyonville, OR 97417Phone: 541-839-4396 Fax: 541-839-6528Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us

Myrtle Creek Elementary (K-5)651 N.E. Division St., Myrtle Creek, OR

97457Phone: 541-863-3168 Fax: 541- 863-

5185Web site: www.susd.k12.or.us



SCHOOLS

MICHAEL SULLIVAN/ News-Review file photo

South Umpqua High School’s Brad Boyd lays down a bunt during a baseball game lastspring.

Looking for child care? Family Connections has trained consultants, offering personalized searches through hundreds of referrals for child care, early learning and recreational programs.

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Tri City Elementary (K-5)546 S.W. Chadwick Lane, Myrtle Creek,


Sutherlin School DistrictDistrict Office531 E. Central Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479Phone: 541-459-2228 Fax: 541-459-2484Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us

Sutherlin High School500 E. Fourth Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479Phone: 541-459-9551 Fax: 541-459-4887Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us

Sutherlin Middle School649 E. Fourth Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479Phone: 541-459-2668 Fax: 541-459-2047Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.usSutherlin West Intermediate (4-6)531 N. Comstock Road, Sutherlin, OR

97479Phone: 541-459-3688 Fax: 541- 459-

5675Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.usSutherlin East Primary (K-3)323 N.E.Third Ave., Sutherlin, OR 97479Phone: 541-459-2912 Fax: (541) 459-

0898Web site: www.sutherlin.k12.or.us

Winston-Dillard School DistrictDistrict Office620 N.W. Elwood Drive, Winston, OR

97496Phone: 541-679-3000 Fax: 541- 679-

4819Web site: www.wdsd.org

Douglas Opportunity165 Dyke Road, Winston, OR 97496Phone: 541-679-3023 Fax: 541-784-2620

Douglas High School1381 N.W. Douglas Blvd., Winston, OR

97496Phone: (541) 679-3001 Fax: (541) 679-

7284 Web site: www.dhs.wdsd.org

Winston Middle School330 S.E.Thompson Ave., Winston, OR

97496Phone: 541-679-3002 Fax: 541-679-3026Web site: www.wms.wdsd.org

Brockway Elementary2520 N.W. Brockway Road, Winston, OR

97496Phone: 541-679-3037 Fax: 541-679-3051Web site: www.bes.wdsd.org

Lookingglass Elementary7421 Lookingglass Road, Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-679-3006 Fax: 541-784-2639Web site: www.les.wdsd.org

McGovern Elementary 600 N.W. Elwood Drive, Winston, OR

97496Phone: 541-679-3003 Fax: 541- 679-

3027Web site: www.mes.wdsd.org

Yoncalla School DistrictDistrict Office292 Fifth St., YoncallaP.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499Phone: 541-849-2782 Fax: 541-849-2190Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us

Yoncalla High School292 Fifth St., YoncallaP.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499Phone: 541-849-2175 Fax: 541-849-2669Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us

Yoncalla Elementary401 First St., YoncallaP.O. Box 568, Yoncalla, OR 97499

Phone: 541-849-2158 Fax: 541- 849-3162

Web site: www.yoncalla.k12.or.us

South Coast Education Service District(Reedsport schools are in the SCESD)1350 Teakwood St., Coos Bay, OR 97420Phone: 541-269-1611 Fax: 541-269-4531Web site: www.scesd.k12.or.us

Reedsport School DistrictDistrict Office100 Ranch Road, Reedsport, OR 97467Phone: 541-271-3656 Fax: 541-271-3658Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us

Reedsport Jr./Sr. High School2260 Longwood Drive, Reedsport, OR

97467Phone: 541-271-2141 Fax: 541-271-2143Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us

Highland Elementary School2605 Longwood Drive, Reedsport, OR

97467Phone: 541-271-3616 Fax: 541-271-3618Web site: www.reedsport.k12.or.us

DOUGLAS COUNTY PRIVATE ELE-MENTARY

AND SECONDARY SCHOOLSListed in alphabetical order by cityListed are most of the well-known private

or nonpublic schools in the county.

CanyonvilleCanyonville Christian Academy (7-12;

boarding 9-12)250 E. First St., CanyonvilleP.O. Box 1100, Canyonville, OR 97417Phone: 541-839-4401Web site: www.canyonville.net

Canyonville SDA Elementary (1-8)712 N.W. Frontage Road, CanyonvilleP.O. Box 1155, Canyonville, OR 97417

SCHOOLSContinued from page 76



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Phone: 541-839-4053 Fax: 541-839-4053

Days CreekMilo Adventist Academy (9-12)324 Milo Drive, Days CreekP.O. Box 278, Days Creek, OR

97429Phone: 541-825-3200 Fax: 541-825-

3723Web site: www.miloacademy.net

Milo Elementary (1-8)324 Milo Drive, Days CreekP.O. Box 278, Days Creek, OR

97429Phone: 541-825-3514 Fax: 541-

825-3723

GlideWolf Creek Job Corps (alterna-

tive)2010 Opportunity Lane, Glide, OR 97443Phone: 541-496-3507 or 800-588-9003

Fax: 541-496-8515Web site: http://wolfcreek.jobcorps.gov

Myrtle CreekLittle Folks Christian School (preschool-K)235 N.E. Rice, Myrtle Creek, OR 97457Phone: 541-863-5814 Fax: 541-863-7719

RoseburgCobb Street Children’s Learning CenterCobb Street School (pre K-9)1281 N.E. Walnut St., Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-957-9357 Fax: 541-957-0164Web site: www.cobbstreet.org

Phoenix School (7-12)3131 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Roseburg,

OR 97470Phone: 541-673-3036 Fax: 541-957-5906

Roseburg Junior Academy (pre K-10)1653 N.W.Troost St., Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-673-5278 Fax: 541- 672-

9785

St. Paul Lutheran School and Child Care(pre K-8)

750 W. Keady Court, Roseburg, OR97470

Phone: 541-673-7212

Umpqua Valley Christian School (7-12)18585 Dixonville Rd, RoseburgMailing: 359 Roberts Creek Road, Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-679-4964 Fax: 541-679-1881

Umpua Valley Christian School Primary/Intermediate Campus (pre K-6)359 Roberts Creek Road, Roseburg, OR

97470Phone: 541-679-6248 Fax: 541-679-7053

The Warner School (ages 16and over)

760 N.W. Hill Ave., Roseburg,OR 97470

Phone: 541-672-7761 Fax:541-672-2116

Web site:www.ute1stop.org/warnerschool

SutherlinSutherlin Adventist School

(preschool-8)841 W. Central Ave., SutherlinP.O. Box 586, Sutherlin, OR

97479Phone: 541-459-9706 Fax:

541-459-8970http://sutherlin.netadventist.org

WinstonRiverside Center (K-12)671 S.W. Main St., WinstonP.O. Box 2259, Winston, OR

97496Phone: 541-679-6129 Fax: 541-679-5285Web site: www.riversidecenter.k12.or.us

COMMUNITY COLLEGES/COLLEGESERVICES

Umpqua Community College1140 Umpqua College Road, RoseburgP.O. Box 967, Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-440-4600 Fax: 541-440-4637Web site: www.umpqua.cc.or.us

Oregon State University Extension Ser-vice

Douglas County Courthouse ChurchAnnex

1134 S.E. Douglas Ave., RoseburgP.O. Box 1165, Roseburg, OR 97470Phone: 541-672-4461 or 1-800- 883-7568Fax: 541-672-4453Web site:

http://extension.oregonstate.edu/douglas


SCHOOLS


Students walk between classes on the UmpquaCommunity College campus.


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