8 The Newi-Rview, Roteburg,
;r.5 iS!l..ci
Pi rwffS
RICKY AND CARL WILSON, sons of Ranger John 0. Wil
son, demonstrate hinged feature of V-shoped fireplace
ot new Three Horn Campground. Other facilities hove been
developed to entice the recreation seeker.
b k 3 .-o,2f: Vr -v-S
IRA B. POOLE (LEFT) and Vernon McGinnis were Instru
mental In making the Three Horn camp o reality. Long
range plan for the comp calls for a total of 29 units.
The facility is now only partially developed.
Tiio hnnd that really cries for
I ho Mnckwood convention ii one
that has first or second round con
trol of all suits bo that the Black-
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Opening loadJM
wood bidder is really interested in
the number of aces his partner
holds.
Conversely, when a player holds
a worthiest doubleton in an unhid
suit or a suit bid by the opposi
tion he should (ind some other way
of approaching a slain,
South has enough strength for a
shim after his partner Rives him
a jump raise in spades but he has
a IMxir hand for the illackwood bid.
Suppose his partner shows him
two aces, there may stilt be two
losers in hearts.
South decides to bid four dia
monds as tho Hurt ot his slam
rampaign
At this point North
micht well try Blackwood but feels
that his three-spade Jump has
shown just about all his strength.
North merely goes to four spades.
At this point South is still inter
ested in a slam but still does not
want to use Blackwood. Fortunate
ly, he has an unmistakable way to
invite the slam. South bids five
spades.
This gives North a complete
picture. South has taken time to
show the ace of diamonds and has
gone past game in spades. He
doesn't have the ace of spades or
king of diamonds so he surely has
the king of chilis. He must be wor
ried about hearts, but North Isn't
worried and North goes to the lay
down slam.
Or. Mon., July 1, 1963
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South Worry
By OSWALD JACOBY
(Written For NEA)
Improve, your bridge gamal
order your copy of "Win at
Bridge With Oswald Jacoby."
Just tend your name, addrett,
and SO cants to: Jacoby Bridge,
Naws-Revlew, P. O. Box 1248,
Roteburg, Oregon and a copy
will b mailed to you. Or II you
prefer, coplet may be purchated
at the Newt-Review office.
Q Tho bidding hat been:
South Wmt North Vast
4 Pas 1 Para
t Pus tV Pass
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You, South, hold:
VAQiS VKSt 4AQ1 AI'
What do you do?
A Bid tlx diamonds. Tour
partner la trjlnt lor tiara and
yon are perfectly wtlllnf for him
la ro all the war ta seven If he
(eels like It,
TODAY'S QUESTION
Tou open one spade holding:
AAUSSS sytOS )KQ7 KB4
Your partner responds two
hearts. What do you do?
Answer Monday
Summer Camp Is Slated
For State's GOP Teens
CORVAI.MS (UP1) - A week
long summer camp for Oregon
Teen-Age Republicans has been
scheduled in Una County July 28
Aug. 2, Anne Keniston, chairman
of the Oregon TAR organization,
has announced,
Purpose of the camp, near
Mapicton. Is to acquaint teen
agers with politics.
Speakers slated duiini! the week
i include Secretary of State Howell
Appling Jr., State Sen. Arthur P.
Ireland, R Forest Grove; Rep.
John R. Drllenhack. R Med ford;
Hep. C. II. Hovt. R forvallis;
Rep. Shirley Field. R Portland,
and F. F. Montgomery, R Eu
gene. LYNDA BIRD ENGAGED
WASHINGTON' llil'lt t vnil
Bird Johnson, daughter of Virp
President Undnn B. Johnson.
. tV. a j V , """"o "'chi rtren of Eugene visited Mra.
Comfort Tex otP.inter'a parents. Mr. and Mm.
M..t Johnson, , tinman at ' E- M- 'unn S"'H"y-
ih. i i John Dunn of husene vmted
dule hail rwn.ii ..i f.,r 'ih. ,.,i.
ding. "I mt to finish college,"
she laid.
New Three Horn
By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY
Ranger John O. Wilson of Tiller
and his entire Cow Creek District
crew are justifiably proud of the
Three Horn Forest campground
being developed about 12 miles
southeast of Tiller on Highway 227.
Although only a small portion ot
the proposed four-acre site is ready
for use, it is expected to fill a need
for a public recreation area along
the scenic paved route that con
nects Interstate 5 with the Crater
Lake Highway, Wilson said.
Cow Creek District covers ap
proximately 161.000 acres and
stretches from Hershberger Moun
tain near the boundary with the
Union Creek District of the Rogue
River National Forest about 19
air miles north of Prospect to the
area including Goolaway Gap just
across the Jackson County line
about 13 air miles south and 7
west of Tiller. Within this large
Ira Poole Kept Camp Idea Alive
By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY
Enthusiasm lights the eyes of
Ira B. I'oole, fire control officer of
the Cow Creek Ranger District at
Tiller and longtime Forest Service
employe, when he talks about the
Three Horn Forest camp.
Because ne is unassuming, one
must learn of Poole's part in the
project from others. Fact is, there
probably wouldn't be such a place
today if he hadn't nurtured an idea
and kept it alive through setbacks
and disappointments.
Walking Anthology
A virtual walking anthology of
historic anecdotes about the Ump-
qua National F'orest and the Cow
Creek, Jackson Creek, South Ump
qua and Diamond Lake areas in
particular, I'oole has covered a
good part of the country on foot or
with saddle horse and pack train
when remote lookouts and guard
stations were supplied and trails
maintained without neneliti of
mechanized equipment. Now his
duties take him over some of the
same country on improved roads
by motor vehicle or on trails by
MerrypacKcr. Because he loves the
Water System Ready
For Current
For the first three seasons of
Its existence, Three Horn Forest
camp had no water available at
the site except what could be dip
ped from nearby Mitchell Creek.
Ready for the current season, how
ever, is a Dranu-new chlorinated
water aystcm.
The entire system required to
bring piped water to the camp
ground represents a considerable
undertaking in hand labor and
investment of funds, the latter be
ing the critical factor.
Mitchell Creek, which heads In
the vicinity of Three Horn Moun
tain from which tho site takes its
name, provided the source of wa
ter. It flows along the west side of
the campground, but in order to
tap it satisfactorily, a dam had
to be constructed some distance
upstream and across the highway
trom tne camp.
Work Begins
Under direction of Ira B. Poole,
crew of Forest Service workmen
headed by Vernon (Mac) McGin
nis of Tiller as foreman, undertook
the laborious task of transporting
rock and cement by wheelbarrow
over a trail to the dnmsite, a dis
tance of some 230 feet from the
nearest point reached by truck.
The creek was temporarily di
verted to a nearby channel while
a dam, meiisui'ing some 12 feci
wide and four feet high, was built.
Through it was placed a section ot
18-incli perforated pipe and this
wna surrounded with fine river
gravel to filter out foreign mat
ter. Water was piped from the
dam to a 730-gallon cement tank
about 400 feet downstream.
To provide cover for the open
tank, a wood structure was built
which houses the chlorinating
equipment. From there, a one-inch
plastic pipe carries water some
1.000 feet to the campsite. Equip
ment loaned by the city water de
partment of Myrtle Creek was used
to drive a metal pipe beneath
Highway 227 to carry the plastic
installolion safely under the road
way. Camp Sltat Served
Three faucets on standpipes with
a cement slab beneath have been
Installed at convenient points to
Dunns Of Oakland
Return From Trip
By EDITH DUNN
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunn of Oak
land have returned from a two
week vacation.
They visited Dunn's uncle and
family at Boise. Idaho, an aunt and
family at Wendell, Idaho and plac
es of interest in Colorado. They
also visited the Day family, for
merly of Sutherlin, at Olrtha. Colo
, no mr 10 r agsia.i a nr.
x? -.i u.'try ,
Ranch Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hick Fletcher ol
La lJipuente. Calif., visited at the
Watkins ranch in Oakland and took
their Arabian horse bark to Cali
fornia, where the Watkins will make
their future home
Mrs. Gilbert Fields of North
ridge, Calif., is spending several
days with Mrs. Sara Watkins and
Jack. Mrs. Melds and Mrs Wat
j Kiclil s cousin in Ubannn
MRJ I'Vlll ilir: niTntllH Willi .'IIS
I Mr. and Mm. L. K, fainter nd
i Sunday Ith his mother, Mrs K. M.
Dunn, and hla father at the Rivera -
I dale Sanitarium.
district only one other Forest Serv.
ice campground existed in that en
tire domain prior to development
of Three Horn. That site is at
Devils Flat about 16 miles east of
Azalea, reached by a blacktopped
road intersecting Interstate 5 near
that community.
Progress Slow
A salvage sale in the Three Horn
area in 1938 was planned so that
skidroads provided roadways for
the future campground, the ranger
explained. Progress was slow for
improvements could be made only
when funds were available. By the
fall of I960, four picnic tables with
fireplaces and a pair of restrooms
were completed. The next two sea
sons saw continued improvements,
but the newly completed chlorina
ted water system and surfacing of
the driveway and parking areas
with 650 yards of crushed rock in
outdoors, he likes to see others
have an opportunity to enjoy camp
ing and picnicking, and recreation
al development by the Forest Serv
ice has become one of his prime
interests.
In recent years, tourist travel
lias increased along Highway 227
and many travelers . stop at Tiller
Ranger Station seeking information
about campsites and other recrea
tional possibilities. Except for the
county park near Canyonville, no
public camping or picnicking spot
existed for the 50-mile distance be
tween Canyonville and Trail. The
Poole home, being nearest to the
ranger station offices, received
the brunt of evening and weekend
inquiries, and it was with increas
ing sadness that Mr. and Mrs.
Poole saw inquirers return to their
cars to continue wearily in search
of a campsite.
Tract Provided
Finally, an opportunity for land
exchange between the Forest
Service and O & C provided a 50
acre tract with enough level ground
suitably located for development as
a public campground. The possibil
Season
serve the eight campsites already
completed. As construction on ad
ditional facilities progresses, more
faucets will be added, Cow Creek
District Ranger John 0. Wilson ex
plained. Three Horn Camp has one of the
first chlorinated water systems to
be installed in the Umpqua Na
tional Forest and the first such
installation in the southern part,
Wilson said.
CIRCUIT COURT
Complaints
Clclus and Gilda Stone, dba At &
Af Printers, vs. Ivan P. and Ber
nadine A. Edwards. Plaintiffs ask
judgment for $741.09 alleged due on
a promissory note, dated Oct. 4.
1962, on a first cause of action and
$147.30 alleged due for certain work
and materials furnished the plain
tiff April 19, 1962.
J. C. and Dora Hamilton vs.
William E. Baird and Beverly Jean
Baird Hansen. Plaintiff asks judg
ment against defendant for $350
alleged due on a promissory note,
plus interest and attorney fees.
Western Photo Equipment Co. vs.
Bob Leber. Plaintiff asks judgment
for repossession of photographic
and camera equipment valued at
$1,000 allegedly purchased from
plaintiff and unpaid for. Also $500
asked as attorney fees.
State Industrial Accident Com
mission vs. Roscburg Memorial
Gardens, Inc. Plaintiff asks judg
ment for $1,186.56, and for $404.13
as alleged unpaid contributions to
commission as payroll deductions,
plus filing fees and lien fees, and
that valid lien be granted against
listed properly to be foreclosed.
Teresa E. Gibbons by Lois Gib
bons, her guardian ad litem, vs.
Douglas Veneer Co., Inc., and John
C. Hastings. Plaintiff asks judg
ment for $35,000 general damages
and $1,043.75 special damages for
injuries allegedly suffered Feb. 28,
1962, about 12:02 a.m. when plain
tiff was a passenger in a 1954 car
operated along Rifle Range Road
by Sandra Jean Brown. Defendant
Hastings was driving a Peterbilt
truck of defendant Douglas Veneer
Co. along Diamond Lake Blvd. in a
westerly direction. The two vehi
cles were involved In a collision at
this location. Permanent injuries
are claimed.
l.oyd R. and Hazel G. Gahan vs.
George W. and Shirley D. Gind
. er. Paintiffs asks judgment aRainst
defendants for $2,983, allegedlv ow
ing and due for two lots in Can
yonville. David 11. Cameron. Department
of hmployment Commissioner,
, j,ck A,hor ril Ja(,k Asmr ,
llaulinu. Plaintiff asks judgment
Kency Credit Service. Inc , vs.
Roiier II. lire IMaintiff ask judg
ment ajEaiiut defendant for S9.i2.oi,
plus interest, alleged owing and
due for goods, wares and mer
chandise on an assigned account.
Judgment
(iny R. Munion vs. Anastasios
j Peter Baziotis and Louis John
iSn,ilh paintiff gr,nted judgment
' i tiiainst defendant Biwiolu m the
; smn ' Keneral damages, 5.S0
special damages and uit costs, for
bodily injury proximately caused
by the nesliKenc. of the defendant.
Judgment based on hearing in court
I and default of Bariotis. Action dis
1 missed as to defendant Smith, on
1 motto of btt attornee.
Camp Beckons Recreation
recent weeks have made the fa
cility better equipped to serve vis
itors. "Our long-range plan calls for a
total of 29 units, including individ
ual campsites, group picnic area
and trailer parking loops, if use of
the facility justifies sucb expan
sion. The somewhat isolated loca
tion, being about 500 feet from the
highway, offers relative freedom
from traffic noise and except for
the sign indicating the driveway
entrance, its existence is not ob
vious. Ample space has been pro
vided for each campsite and as
natural shrubs that fell victim to
leveling operations begin to re
appear, they will create a privacy
screen," the ranger explained. '
Scenic Attraction
"Although no fishing opportunity
exists in the immediate vicinity,
summer vacationers can find di
ity was there, and the project be
came Poole's special pet. But short
ages of funds and more urgent
things slowed actual progress. Work
finally commenced during the sum
mer of I960. Picnickers and camp
ers found their way to the site
long before improvements were
completed on even the first few
campsites. A rustic sign, designed
and made by Poole, was mounted
on a native stone base across the
highway from the driveway en
trance to identify the location.
ROSEBURG
APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH
5(3 N E Channon St.
John AA.OarntPasloPh.Rl,'M
FIR51 LANDMARK MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
La Dor remrJie, 17 5. E Rouerti
Elder D. 0. Rots. Potior
Rf. 1, Box 353 Ph. OR
BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH
492 Meadow Lane. Rossouru
Rtv. E. J. Charon, Pastor. Ph. OR 3-S137
ASSEMBLY OP OOO
Sit N.E. Nash Phoii OP i-7?81
CATHOLIC CHURCH. ST. JOSEPH'S
600 W. Stanton $t.
Pr. Eunan Buckley. Pastor
Rectory 800 W. Stanton, Ph. OR 3-515?
" CHURCH OF CHRTSI
til W. Military Ave. Ph. OR 3-3311
John M YorK. Wmhtt
17JJ NW Kline. Ph, OR 3-5643
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF OOO
3(35 N Stephens ' Street
Rev Robert Van Patten
"CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS1 OF
LATTER OAY SAINTS
Corner Lane i Main Streets
Bishoo RalDh G. A.iderton
Rrburg, Oregon ORchard 3-4035
"FIRS i CHURCH OF THE NAZARBNt
1134 SE Douglas Ph. OR 3-3067
(One blocK East of the Courthoust)
Robert D. Hemoel. Minister
Rai. 900 E. Douglas Dial OI 1-'593
CHURCH OF fHl OPEN BIBLE
1643 S.E. Jackson St.
Rev. Lawrence A. Srnlth, Jr.. Pastor
1644 SE Hamilton Ph. OR 3-7441
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Garden Valley Blvd
(1 block East of G v Junction)
ORchard 3-5417
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1SI) N.W. Keasey Road OR 2-3050
Rjv. Verna A. Robinson
1760 N.W. Grove Lane OR 3-5611
" FIRST BAPTIST
113 SE Lam Ave. Ph. OR 3-3022
1415 SE Virginia Ct. Ph. OR 3-3013
Dr. Eugene Gerllti, Pastor
FAITH LUTHERAN
(National Lutheran Council)
1130 NE Malheur Ave. Ph. OR 2-2231
Allen G. mgfinritsei. "istn
344 W. Berdlne St. Ph. OR 3-6U
FIR51 METHODIST
753 S. E. Main St.
Rev. H. James lenklns, Pastor
FIRST SOUTHERN-BAPTIST
North Vine Street, across the street trom
Joseoh Lane Junior High
Rev. Lester P. Stone
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Lane a Jackson Streets. Ph. OR 35559
Rev jonn E Adams. Pastor
122 SE Main St. Ph. OR 2-1101
FIRST CHURCH OP OOO
(Anderson. Ind.)
546 N E Chestnut St
Rev Howard ievrtt. Pastor
firstc6nservativ "BAPTIST
1131 NE Lincoln St. OR 3-3014
Roy H. Campbell, pastor
557 NE Winchester
FREE METHODIST
131 W. Harvard Ave. Ph. OR 34719
Rev Paul t. Anel Pastor
PO Box 31 Phone OR 3-371
"EVENTH.&AYADV1NTIST CHURCH
NW Garden Valley Rd. Ph. OR 2-1542
Elder A P. R'tt PMtof
267 SE Pilier St. Ph. OR 3-MtS
NEWTON CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST
Newton Creek Road
Llovd M. WhIMord, Pastor
Rl. 7 Bo fori-. Ph. OR 2-417
' JESUS NAME CHURCH
Diamond Late Blvd. E. City Limits
H E. Kelso, Palter
Rt. 1. Bo 31 ORchar- 3-7t2
WESTSIOB CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1711 W Htrverd Ave. OR 3-6201
Rev. Donald H. Smith. Minister
1712 W, Harvard Ave. OR 3-4747
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Douglas a Kane. Ph. OR 1-456
jamas C Smith. Minister
149 W. Lllbuni. Ph. OR 2-1403
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Hucrest Church
N.W. Garden Valley Blvd. Ph. OR 1-4576
Rev. Ron Clason, Pastor. M W. Stanton St.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
1174 SF OOJJOtjt
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
104 NE WlUow Or 2 19
Kennefh Curtis, Minliler
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH
(Fovrsquanti
IS? Rill Ranje Road
Rev- Charles W. lcvs. Paf
ORchard 7W
MOlH ROSEBURf CHURCH
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
1553 NE V.nt St. Ph. OR 3-SJJ4
Waiter R. Rowley. Pastor
R I -ORUANI2EO CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
veterans Memorial ButKjirf
CIvde Curtis. Pastor. Ph. OR J-:
-ST SEORGE'S EPISCOPAl CHURCH
SE Man and Cas
Rev. Alfred S. Tvson. Rector. Pv OR 3-441
Res. 6$7 SE Kan
ROSEBURO PILSRIH
HOLINESS CHURCH
Re PkJvd Llndsev. Pasttr
WIS N S'ephens Ph OR T3HT
UNITARIAN PELLOWSHIP OP ROSISUtO
For ir-hormalion can OR 3-511.
OR 3-4743 or OR 3-343
"PRIIHOS SILENT MEITINO
Wednesday I D m.
Ph OR J-JlCt Or OR J-37
version exploring the scenic sur
roundings and perhaps pick wild
berries in season. During deer
bunting season, the campsite sees
considerable use when hunters seek
the blacktail species inhabiting the
area.
Fireplaces at the camp are of ;
the newer V-shaped cement block
construction with hinged grill wmcn i
((.,. ,.. rnnv.nipnea The)
units are longer lasting than the
U-shaped type, resisting beat bet
ter, according to Wilson. Rustic
picnic tables with attached bench
es are of heavy construction and
have been stained to improve ap
pearance and preserve the wood.
Garbage containers are provided.
Sanitary facilities have been in
stalled over large cement septic
tanks which can be pumped out,
making the installations serve
permanently. ,
Pnr thncc. uhn u-nnHpr nhnilt the
origin of the campground's unusual
name, Poole explains that it is de-
rived from Three Horn Mountain
located about two miles to the
southwest, where an early day
hunter is said to have killed a
deer having three horns.
Although less than a third of the
development cattea for in tne pro-
posed plan has been completed, it Three Horn Campground in the Cow Creek. Kanger Liisrricr.
is a good start toward realization compers and picnickers are invtted to utilize the recrea
of Poole s dream, and he now has jf v
good news for inquiring travelers,
News-Review Community
urch Directory
ROSEBURG
THE SALVATION ARMY
507 NE Winchester street
Caof. Lester Craddock. Ph. OR 3-5391
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri synod)
W. Corey a Military Streets. Ph. OR 3-71 13
Rrv D. W. H'nnc.is, Pasroi
716 W. PHger Ph. ORchard Ml 05
SUTHERLIN
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Box 116 G Phone 3461
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
D. L. Nuttmeler, Pastor
P.O. Box 331
Phone Sutherlin 2517
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Harold Robbtns. Pastor
Phone 2633. 320 E. Second St.
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Robinson ano Comsioc Steet
H. R. Thornhlll
Phone 3795 1005 E. Second. Sutherlin
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER OAY SAINTS
Sutherlin Legion Hall, Ph. 3634 Sutherlin
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Branton at Sixth
B. E. Longanecker. Pastor
FIR ST M BT HO DfST
131 E. Second St. Ph. 241
Rev l Eugene Groves, Pastor
3M N. I'mpqua St. Ph. 241
Neighborhood" church of ckrist"
West Central, Sutherlin
Charles Crane, minister
Phone 3671, 722 W. Central
SUTHERLIN
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST
5th at Willamette
Rt., Box 190, PH. 4037
E. Vance Culpepper, pastor
FAIR OAKS COMMUNITY
Victoria Stucmooes. Protor
f H BE PI SCOP AL CHURCH OF TH
HOLY SPIRIT
Everett and Umatilla Streets
The RavR. W. Bunnage,Vicar
SfTFRANCtS XAVIER CATHOLIC CHURCB
North ComstftTK R""
Rav. J. J. LInehan, Pastor
203 N. Comstock Rd, Sutherlin. Ph. Oak. 4042
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT 1ST CHURCH
Elmer V. Unterieher, Pastor
1005 E Third St. Ph. 423S
lit. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Synooi
E. C. Borchardt, Pastor
MYRTLE CREEK
THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF OOO
of America
Nal Lane ana ForrestRoad
"MYRTLBCR EE KC MR I ST I AN SC IE NCfT
SOCIETY
Grant Street. Tri Cltv
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Cnm-a a. Division Sts. Ph. 163-3715
Rev. James W. Lais, Pastor, Ph. UN 3-3231
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Southern Convention!
South Myrtle Road
ST.MATtHBW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
(see under Trl-Cty
FBNTBIcoSTAL-HOLINESS CHURCH
l' miles S. ol Mvrtte Creek
Julian O. Lewis, Pastor Ph. 130716
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
12 Oak St
FIRST METHOD IS t "CHURCH
Rev. Donald Camobell. Pallor
39 'W 2nd Ave. Ph. 13-4257
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Johnson a Spruce sts
Elder Harry Davis, Pastor. Ph. UN 3-3.J4
ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar
Phone: 143-411. or (Roseburg) OR 3-S44I
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
j 6 Meyers. Minister
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER OAY SAINTS
111 NW SecondSt.
A LL40ULS CATHOLIC CHURCH
N. Soruca St.
Fr. James FOillon Ph. IW-ail
BLENDALB 'mISS'ONARY BAPTIST""
Elder Mvru-e Phllltps, Pastor
Gilbert son Avenue
GLENDALE
LBNDALB BAPTIST CHURCH
PO BOX 66 Phone 132-4945
Rev. Harlev White, pastor
JESUS' NAMB PENTACOSTAL CHURCH
Locker Addison
Fred Brov.n in cheroe ot MrvicM
OLIVSTPRE JBYTERIN CHURCH
Pacific Ave. ai Second St.
Rav Norman Nug!er Paster
SEVENTH-DA YAbvENTlSTCHURCH
Voilv Sf'n
Harrv B. Davis. Pastor
Wyrtit Creel Ph. 14 3-34 SS
CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN
Welly Peterson, Paster
1T0 a Alder, Eugene. Ore.
LEND ALE ASSEMBLY OF OOO
FOi-rtfi 4 Will,
Rev Brvc Wanning Patoe
243 G.itwrtsen Ave . Ph t-3CN
HOLY PAMILY CATH-JLtC CHURCH
Marshall Sheet
YONCALLA
OVENTIS1
U E Cetfit. Su'."1
i t Of Bn Evars. Pastor
CHURCH "OP "CHRUl
n and & Sts.
Je. M. HoilUttr. Pastor Ph. 9-Wl
YONCALLA METHOD IST"CHURCM
Rev. J, Palmer Sorlren, Minister
PUBLISHED BY THE NEWS-REVIEW AS A PUBLIC SERVICE
Although the trailer - parking
loops called for in the long-range
plan have not yet been construct
ed, Wilson said that trailer camp
ers are welcome to use the area.
When completed, the loops will
nermit easier trailer maneuvering,
but with care, present roadways
are adeauate.
L
:T
RANGER JOHN O. WILSON
mctir cion which desianates
nu" lutmiy.
YONCALLA
ASSEMBLY OF GCD CHURCH
Rev. L. S. Hootman, Pastor
Box 512 Ph. VI 9-2363
MELROSE
MELROSE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rt. 3 Box 740 Ph. OR 2-4522
Glenn E. Davis, pastor
RIVERSDALE
RIVEKSDALE UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
Don Wv.rs. SUDt-
. WINSTON
WINSTON METHODIST CHURCH
(See Dillard)
ASSEMBLY OP GOD
South end el Darrelt St. OSborna v-5605
Rev Wiiiiam a Garner nasior
W I N ITON-C H R 1ST I A N CHURCH
457 Gregory St.
Ralph Helseth, Pastor
320 G.egory St. ph. OS 9-8413
HOUSE Ot REFUGE
(Full Gospel)
Old Time Religion
Rev. R. Perkins and Rev I Cavlns. Pastors
mTssTonarv baptist church"
Cary Avenue, Winston
William Turner, Elder OR 7-3728
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH
Baker A Dtn.ll Street
Rev. Terry L. Ljttschwager. Ph. OS 9-5430
CHURCH OP CHRIST
SuKsdort St. Winston. Oreaoi
WINSTOlONOREft
WITNESSES
South Civil Bend Avenue
Ramon L. Zamoran, Pastor
Tenmlle Ph.OS 9-5410
WINSTON MENNONITE CHURCH
East end Suksdorf St
Roy E. Hosteller, Pastor
Phone OS -5426
RIDDLE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Main At Third Street
Rev. Donald Rich, Pastor
PE CHURCH OF OOO
Rev. A. F. Riley, GenSupt.
CbNSERVATIVEaAPTIST CHURCH
(seeTrl-CityJ
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - set Tn-Clty
ASSEMBLY OF OOO CHURCH
Second and B St.
M. G. Hixon, Pastor
Ph. 874-2749
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
(Episcopal)
The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar
4th and D Struts Ph. 874-2781
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Smith Street
Rev. Harold Pollack Jr.. Pastor
Box 228 Ph. 874-2748
CHURCH OF OOD (not Pentacostal)
Rev. Frank C. Wagoner, Pastor
40S Mary St. Ph. 874-3339
WILBUR
FIRST METHODIST
'Vil bur-Glide Road
Rev L. Eugene Groves. astor
302 N. Umpqua St. Sutherlin Ph,
OAKLAND
Rtv. Gurnlt Noah. Pastor
ASSEMBLY Ol GOO CHUACH
Pint and Cvorei sti
CHURCH OF CHRIS1
Second and Pint Streals Phont
Ronald O. Spaulding, Batlor
ll
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Ph. 3131
Rtv. Ntll W. Brown. Pa5lor
1H SE 5th Ph WM
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Rev Wm. E. Wood. Pastor
lit NE Sill St. Ph 3471
TRI-CITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Vvrtlt Creek Ph.
Rev. Richard Rotirnavoh, Patror
Rt 1. Box 333B. Myrtle CrteK. Ph. S63-3043
CONSERVAT.VE BAPflSl CHURCH
Creit Drive, Mvrt't Creek Ph. 143-39!
Donald P Soldi. Pastor
Rt, Box IM, Mvrtte Creek
"lt MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCh
veterans Memorial Bundle
E. C. Borchardt, Palter
9, Comstock. Sutherlin Ph. acts
TENMIU
ASSEMBLY OP OOO
James Biach OSoom, ..rrs
TBNMILB-COMMUNITY "CHURCH-"
fUethedistl
Dr. ). T. Dixon, minister
GLIDE
ASSEMBLY OF COD
Ctvrer S Esteoa A W Est-ila sts GY 1-3:58
Rev. Oscar 1. Lry-?-. pastor
Ro 5C, Canvonvlile
CHURCH" OFTHB.JP Erin IIBLl
Across trom Gl'v H'on School
Rev Raymond Warner, Pastor
PO Bat 263. Phona GV e-JlSl
LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
L;tti R.ver Christiao Cao
Riv Athwr Nemar.e.. Ph. OR l-4jf
CHURCH OF CHRIST
North O Post Otf'C
Lev K, Antrim. Psstor
Bu 44. Glid PIX CY 4-J4Crt
a. a. I ; ' ". ';TTa -iM,- - 4 JH. 1
3 cy
Seekers
"We hope campers and picnick- "
ers will find their way to our new
Three Horn campground to enjoy
the scenic beauty and make use
of the convenient facilities. Our
only request is that users respect
the privilege by leaving a clean
campsite and using care with fire,
Wilson concluded.
and son Ricky stand beside
driveway entrance to new
GLIDE
CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY
12 miles East on N. trmpqua Road
Carl David, Pastor
Idleyld Rt. 119 B OR 2-241
FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Next door to Glide erode School
John Manltsas. Pastor
Box 13, Glide Ph GYpsy 6-3521
GREEN
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Carnes Road near Hapav Valley Rd.
Rev. Leonard doth. Pastor. Ph. OR 3-6709
UNION GAP
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Elder J. R. Cole. Pastor
480 S. Irst rSt. Collage Grove
UNION GAP BIBLE CHURCH
1 MUe North ol Sulherim
Rt. I, Box 310, Sutherlin Phone 331
LOOKINGGLASS
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Gordon Titus, Pastor. Ph. OR 3-4791
GARDEN VALLEY
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. T D. Williams, Pastor
California Evangelistic association
ElKTON
ASSEMBLY OP GOO
Rev. Dorothy Christian
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev Er) West. Pastor
METHODIST
DRAIN
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
Cedar and Payton Sts.
.ev J. J Linehan, Pastor
33 N. Comstock Road, Sutherlin
Ph. Oakland 4042
P I R'ST B AVl'iV
Payton st.'ee Ph Ti- 4.0S13
Rev. Otlj L. Doherty, Minister
Moreland Aveni.. Ph TP 4.9704
SAINT DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
B and School Sts. TE 6-9301
Rev. Fr. C. T. Abbott Jr.
P.O. Box 5BI, Cottage Grove WH J-3477
THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OFOOD
31 Highway North and Sand Creek Road
Rev. W. H. Johnson, Pastor
PO BOX 46 Ph. I'Emple 6-9611
METHODIST CHURCH
"I A St. Ph. TE -146J
William M. Parker, Minister
5 A St. Ph. T8 H461
DILLARD
CHURCH OF CHRIST 1
Corner Kent and Church Sts. '
Henry A. Klrkland, Preacher
601 Rose St. Ph. OS -5M4
CHURCH OF OOD
Rav. Calvin I. Rogers. Pastor
PO B0kJ3 OS M673
DiLLARD WINSTON METHODIST CHURCH
Fourth St.. Dillard
Everett H Gardner, Pastor
DIXONVILLE
PINE GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Earl H. Peterson, Pastor
Phone: OR 3-7507
AZALEA
AZALEA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Cow Creek Roaf
Rev. Arnold U. Dalke, Pastor. Phone S37-53J7
CANYONVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M Trl.Clh,
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP"OOD
OP AMERICA
Surorlse Valley at Canyonville
Rev, and Mrs. P. A. Jetlers. Pastors
CANYONVILLE CHURCtToplHRISl"
W Firs' Str.
James McFle, Pastor
Ph. 174.3304 Riddit
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Leland and Geary sts.
Rev. Arthur Ally, Pastor
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Sth and Main Ph. 63.-4270
Claude A. Malan. Pastor
METHOOI5T CHURCH""
Rev Donald Camobell
439 NW Jnd Ave.. Myrtle Creek. Ph. ta-t'.Q
SEVENTH-OAT AOVENTI$1
Highway Bus. Rf , :anyonvlll
DAYS CREEK
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
Minister - Aiice Mat wooiiev
CALAPOOIA
FREE METHODIST
8't M. Its W. of SuThfrlift
W. Rav VwBetn, Paitor
UtntHj-.a Star Rt., Bot as, Oakland. Ph. 957
CAMAS VALLEY
METHODIST CHURCH
Or J.T. Dion. Pastor
CO eSMUNITT MISJIONAR-T CHURCH-
HBT,wev 43 at westde Rd.
O'r-r ctiijtTf . pitor
Boi 10. Camas Valley ph
T1LLR
SOUTH UMPOUA COMMUNITY CHURCH
UMPQUA
UMPOUA SUNDAY SCHOOi