Heather Wilson
Interim UMVIM WJ Coordinator
sweetland5@hotmail.com
818-333-6730
11707 Terra Bella St.
Lakeview Terrace, CA 91342

ALASKA

ALASKA MISSIONARY CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator Bonnie Campbell 2008 Dimond Drive Anchorage, AK 99507 907/563-7356 bonnie@anchorpark.org

BIRCHWOOD CAMP, Dave Kobersmith, phone/fax (907) 688-2734, dave@birchwoodcamp.org,

www.birchwoodcamp.org. Summer needs: volunteers to serve during our 5 week summer camp session as counselors, a lifeguard, assistant cooks, maintenance and a health care manager. Birchwood Camp is accredited by the American Camping Association and serves approximately 200 campers each summer in its 8 summer camps. Room and board are provided during term of service.

ARIZONA

DESERT SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator Bryan Ruth 9090 E. Gray Road Scottsdale, AZ 85260 480-767-5788
bryanrutha7@yahoo.com

Willcox UMC/ Wesleyan Pre-school, PO Box 3070, Willcox, AZ 85644, (520) 384-3482. F: (520) 384-3692. tobyandkathy@earthlink.net; wumc@vtc.net. or Stewart Elson revstu@vtc.net, (520) 384-4956. Complete construction of new 5000 sq ft expansion to preschool/daycare services. (paint, doors, ceiling, grounds landscaping). Fall 2005-spring 2006. Project manager on-site. Housing offered. Meals provided by host church volunteers. Historical and cultural opportunities in region. J, S, A. RV.

TMM FAMILY SERVICES INC, Jennifer Beauchamp. 3127 E. Adams St. Tucson, AZ 85716. (520-322-9557) (520-322-5864-fax.) OFFASST@TMMFS.ORG / WWW.TMMFS.ORG. (Formerly Tucson Metropolitan Ministries) TMM works with children ages 3 to 13 that are wards of the state in 8 group homes, low income families and 25 single mothers. Family or youth groups can organize game days, Sidewalk Sunday School type activities or Vacation Bible School for children of all ages. Some possible help with the general upkeep of the properties and homes. Potential to sleep/eat on campus at a minimal cost. Maximum group size and ages based on project approval. Max 15.

UMOM New Day Centers, contact 'volunteer coordinator' at mchurchill@umom.org, (602) 889-0675, FAX (602) 275-6548, www.umom.org, 3320 East Van Buren, Phoenix, Arizona 85008. This United Methodist program works with homeless men, women and children. Volunteers can help with painting, landscaping, property clean up, repair work, assist teachers with after school program in art projects, reading, games, homework, field trips; sorting, marking and displaying used clothing; and more. UMOM provides 30 amp hookups, water and sewer hookups for RV’s. A / RV.

COOK COLLEGE & THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL, Barbara Farrow, 708 S Lindon Lane, Tempe, AZ 85281. Phone 480/968-9354, ext. 125, F: 480/968-9357.602/968-9354. Paint, repair, roof, carpentry, electrical, landscape, upholster furniture, office work, kitchen help. S,A. Max 30. RV.

HOPE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Eric Giffin, egiffin@azstarnet.com, or Joe Riegert, jgr_jkr@msn.com, 3740 S. Santa Clara Ave., Tucson, AZ 85706. Construct a covered walkway and other projects. Max 8 RVs on site, adults, NOMADS requested.

SIERRA SERVICE PROJECT, Rick Eaton, PO Box 992, Carmichael, CA 95609, 916/488-6441, F: 916/484-0917, rickeaton@sierraserviceproject.org, www.sierraserviceproject.org. Sierra Service Project (SSP) runs week-long service experiences for senior high school youth or adult groups at Native American reservation sites throughout the West. The work consists of home repairs. Evening activities include cultural exploration, faith development and celebration. Cost is $275/person/week; fee includes food, lodging and building materials. Scholarship and financial assistance is available. Registrations are accepted at any time (depending upon space availability.) The primary registration period is in the Fall. 2005 locations are: Navajo Nation, AZ; McDermitt, NV; Round Valley, CA; Big Pine, CA; Chiloquin, OR; and Los Angeles, CA. S, A, RV. Max 30

CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA-NEVADA CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinator J. P. McGuire 1312 Valley Brook Ave. Sacramento, CA 95798 O: 916/372-1584, C: 916/803-4424 H: 916/776-4139 or 372-5544, F: 916/372-5544 jpmcguire@calnevumc.org

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinator Toni Ethridge N. Lamer Street

Burbank, CA 91504 818/842-4378 tonibear01@aol.com

Battle Mountain UMC, JP McGuire. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916-374-1582. Historic church in a small high-desert town. Need to pour a new concrete foundation. This will be done section by section so as to not have to "lift" the sanctuary from its current position. S/A/RV.

Camp Lodestar, West slopes of the Sierra Mountains in the California Gold Country, 2-hour drive from Sacramento. Kitchen renovation; new sleeping cabin construction; cabin renovations and re-roofing; landscaping; deck and stair reconstruction; and general maintenance. Accommodating groups of 12 to 120 Y, A. A, S, J, RV, Contact JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916-374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org:

Camp Monte Toyon, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916-374-1582. United Methodist camp set in the redwoods near Aptos, CA, between Santa Cruz and Monterey. Numerous camp renovations. Available year-round. A, S, J, F, RV.

CITRUS HEIGHTS UMC, Shim Habte, shim53jesus@soffcom.net, 7833 Highland Ave., Citrus Heights, CA 95610. 916-412-6089. (or jpmcguire@calnevumc.org). Remove existing sanctuary carpet, subfloor, old tile. Level floor and install new tile. Build up altar area. (near Sacramento, CA) Teams need to bring minimum of $1000 to help with supplies. S, A.

Downieville UMC - Historic Church, Downieville, CA; California Gold Country, Sierra foothills, about 2-hours east of Sacramento. Parsonage repairs and church painting. JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916-374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. No on-site accommodations. A, J, S, RV.

East Salinas Family Center UMC, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916/374-1582. This is a mission outreach center and church to the Hispanic community in Salinas, CA – Home territory to John Steinbeck. Available year-round. On-site kitchen. A, S, J, F, RV.

Ely UMC, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916/374-1582. This is a new sanctuary construction in Ely, Nevada (near to the Utah border). Progress on the construction project is according to funds available and weather conditions. If interested please check for availability. A.

Emanuel UMC, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916/374-1582. This is an inner-city church in Sacramento with a very diverse congregation, including service to the Hispanic population of South Sacramento. Renovation projects include paint in/out, floor covering replacement and ceiling repairs. Available year-round. On-site kitchen available. A, S, J, RV.

Fred Finch Youth Home, City of Oakland. JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916/374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org: Interior and Exterior renovations: painting, some carpentry. Accommodations not available at the center. Adults only.

Fred Finch Youth House-Vacaville, CA, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916/374-1582. This is a youth facility that needs extensive renovations. Volunteer must work with local contractors. (painting, wall repairs, wall construction, landscaping, floor finishings replaced). Location is country with lots of acreage and lots of RV parking. S / A/ RV.

HILLTOP UMC, 1340 Hilby Ave, Seaside, CA 93955, 831/394-6394, Fajavalo Latu or JP McGuire at 916/374-1582, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. Roof work (low pitch, near to ground) and install gutters. Located near Monterey, CA and near beaches. Poor congregation needs assistance. Bring $100per person or $1000 minimum material fee.

Mount Shasta United Methodist Camp, Dave Wolf, mdflow@earthlink.net. Help construct a retreat center at the beautiful Camp in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest between Mt. Eddey and Mt. Shasta. June through mid-October, 2005. The footings are in place for the two-story building with basement. Skilled and experienced builders as well as eager helpers are needed. Accommodations include a small chalet, tent and RV sites. Motels are nearby. Volunteers will pay for their food costs. Teams and individuals are invited to stay for one or two week duration. A, RV.

North Sacramento UMC (CA), JP McGuire. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. 916-374-1582. This inner-city church serves a very diverse congregation from Anglo to Hispanic to Tongan to Russian Orthodox. The gathering hall needs plaster repair and extensive repainting. The fellowship hall needs hard-wood floor installed, and repainting. The sanctuary needs to have (1) pews removed, (2) altar staging for handicap accessibility built, (3) organ pipe hiding screens installed, (4) murals painted, (5) complete repainting on inside, and (6) some remodeling of the altar. Outside, the church wants constructed a permanent labyrinth. S/ A/ RV.

North San Juan UMC, Historic Church, Location: North San Juan, CA - in the California Gold Country, Sierra foothills, about 80 miles east of Sacramento. JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916-374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. Rebuild steeple; replace some exterior siding; exterior and interior painting; foundation repair. No on-site accommodations. A, J, S, RV.

Round Valley UMC - Native American Historic Church, Built in 1857 as the Indian Commissary for the reservation. JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. Needs interior and exterior work.

Point Arena UMC, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916-374-1582. This is a small-town church along the California coast near Mendocino, to the north of San Francisco. Church sanctuary exterior painting. Not available November – April. A

Portola UMC, JP McGuire, jpmcguire@calnevumc.org, 916-374-1582. This is a small-town church in the “gold rush” area of the Sierra foothills. The parsonage needs upgrading renovations: door and window replacement, painting, new siding. Not available November-March. A, S, RV (limited).

SIERRA SERVICE PROJECT (SSP), Rick Eaton, Exec. Dir., PO Box 992, Carmichael, CA 95609, 916/488-6441, F: 916/484-0917, rickeaton@sierraserviceproject.org, www.sierraserviceproject.org.

St. Mark's UMC, Inner-city Location in Stockton, CA, JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916/374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. Mortar repair; window repairs; interior and exterior painting; drywall replacement; carpentry. On-site accommodations available including shower and kitchen for teams up to 24. Year-round availability. A, S, J, RV.

Colorado

ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinators:

Rev Gil Zyzniewski 4780 Chatham Street Boulder, CO 80033 303/530-7154 gzyz2@juno.com

Betsy Keyack 10317 S. Charissglen Circle Highlands Ranch, Colorado 80126 303/346-7057

bkeyack@worldnet.att.net

BUCKHORN CAMP, NW of Fort Collins CO, Ongoing & Summer 2005, Gregg Kernes, 970/484-2508. buckhorncamp@juno.com Youth 16+ / Adults Ongoing: Carpentry – building a house and storage units. All Summer: Kitchen help, maintenance. June 26 – July 9 – Counselors for Camp Hope, working with disabled adults (volunteers must be age 18+). Website:http://www.buckhorncamp.org.

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES, San Luis Valley CO. Neva Archuleta, Box 984, Alamosa CO 81101 at 719-589-5192. Minor home repair such as painting. April-August, Spring break, Jr/Sr High Youth/Adults, Families, Max: 30

COALITION FOR THE UPPER SOUTH PLATTE, Contact Bani, cusp@uppersouthplatte.net or 800-420-9110. Web http://www.uppersouthplatte.net/.Upper South Platte Watershed Areas, April – November 2005, Hayman fire recovery: Seed, mulch, plant bushes, help seniors create a fire-wise urban wildfire interface around their homes by clearing undergrowth. Help Forest Service plant 250,000 trees! Youth 12+/Adults/Families.

DE BEQUE COMMUNITY UMC, Rev. David Amrie, 970-285-9892, amriedgs@juno.com. De Beque CO, Spring 2005 – one weekend/day projects, Complete painting of church. Complete parsonage landscaping. Y, A.

DENVER URBAN MINISTRIES, D.O.V.E, Contact 303-355-4896, X 305, F: 303-355-3495, info@denum.org. 1717 Colfax, Denver 80218. http://www.denum.org. Ongoing inner city
projects lasting 5-7 days, February through August. Repair, construction, feed homeless, sort clothing, childcare, deliver meals, homeless walking tours. Housing available. Year-round Saturday Urban Education Days help youth explore vital social issues. Y, A. Max 20.

DISCOVERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUTREACH AND REFLECTION (DOOR), DOOR National Office, 303-295-3667, FAX 303-295-8952, DOOR@citymissions.org, 430 W. 9th Ave, Denver CO 80204.Web: http://www.citymissions.org. Weekend and week-long opportunities year round, Denver CO (also Atlanta GA, Chicago IL, Miami FL, San Antonio TX) designed to challenge youth to “see the face of God in the city” as they spend time listening, volunteering, and reflecting. J (13+), S, Max 60.

ECUMENICAL SOCIAL MINISTRIES, 201 North Weber Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. Contact Diane Williams, dwilliams@ecusocmin.org, 719/228-6785, or Meredith Yorkston, myorkston@ecusocmin.org, 719-228-6782. www.ecusocmin.org. Building repairs, food sorting and distribution, clerical projects, and special holiday projects. J (min age 12), S. Max 10.

ELLICOTT UMC, Rev. Bob Coulson, pastorbobcoulson@yahoo.com, 719/332-4335. Small rural church with very limited resources! Manyrenovation projects, e.g., playground; bring historic Fellowship Hall in compliance with safety codes. Need material donations. ASAP- all year, A.

FRAZIER MEADOWS MANOR, Bill Youngblood, 303-543-0230 or REVWLY@msn.com. Team of 12 high school juniors or seniors to spend a week providing companionship and assistance to senior residents in Assisted Living and Health Care Facilities at Frasier Meadows Manor Health Care, a United Methodist Retirement Facility. This is being with older seniors, reading, pushing wheel chairs, etc. just being company to those who cannot get out. This project is a good experience for youth who do not have much exposure to older seniors. Summer. S.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY COLORADO, Help build lives by building homes with prospective homeowners. Visit web site http://habitatcolorado.org/ for locations and contact information. S, A.

JOHN COLLINS UMC - DENVER, Jim Beaulieu, 303/726-1560, maintenance projects, Y, A.

LA PUENTE HOME, Dan Ittner or Lance Cheslock, 719-589-5909, lapuentecommunity@hotmail.com. F: 719-587-0810. Web: http://www.lapuente.net/, San Luis Valley, Alamosa CO. Work includes general carpentry, painting shelter, food preparation, yard work, community outreach activities and thrift store work. All year, J, S, A, F. Max 15.

MISSION MEDICAL CLINIC, Nanci Cole, nancicole@aol.com, 719-487-3247, Colorado Springs CO.
New free medical clinic serving poor & uninsured needs volunteer pharmacists, other medical professionals and support personnel in Colorado Springs to staff clinic on Thursday evenings and 1^st, 3^rdand 5^th Saturdays. Orientation provided. Clinic also needs medical supplies.

ONE NATION WALKING TOGETHER, Elaine Glynn or Lori Asiu at onenationco@juno.com, 719-329-0251, 45 Commerce Unit A, Colorado Springs CO 80907. http://www.onenationco.org. Organization collects food, household goods and furniture for the Rosebud and Pine Ridge Native American Reservations in southern South Dakota. Volunteers needed to sort donations, load trucks, perform clerical tasks, serve on the Board, fund-raise and interface with the public. Families and younger children can conduct drives. Youth 15+ with Adults.

SCOTT UMC, Rev. Eric Smith at 303-322-8967, Denver CO. Finishing work on church addition including some drywall work and widening of sidewalks. More maintenance projects in 2005. Y, A.

SOUTHERN UTE INDIAN RESERVATION, Marjorie Borst at 970-563-0154. Shining Mountain Diabetes Program, Ignacio CO – Year-round 2005 programs in planning stage, Youth/Adults.

ST. JAMES UMC, Arnie Scheer, 303-443-4179. Central City CO - ongoing church, parsonage renovation.

TEMPLED HILLS CAMP, retreatinfo@templedhills.org or 719-687-9038 or 1-800-229-6955. Web: http://www.templedhills.org. http://rmcumcamps.com/. All summer, repair and upkeep. Located in Woodland Park CO. J, S, A. Max: 30.

WARREN VILLAGE, Naomi Taggart, 303-320-5035, ntaggart@warrenvillage.org, 1323 Gilpin, Denver CO 80218. FAX 303-320-5033. See web: http://www.warrenvillage.org. Transitional housing service for single parent families working toward self-sufficiency. Possible projects include: maintenance (painting, cleaning, minor repairs), caring for children in the evenings, helping in Learning Center classrooms on the 4^th Wednesday of the month from 12 pm to 3 pm, sponsoring and hosting field trips for children. Both day and evening year round opportunities available. J, S, A. Max: 15.

HAWAII

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator – see listing under California

Ka'a'awa Hope UMC, Rev. Flora Wayman, 51-558 Kamehameha Hwy, Ka'a'awa, HI. (island of Oahu) 808-808-734-3112. email: obayashi@gte.net. Upgrade church facility to Federal Safety Standards by construction of handicapped accessibility ramp, install motion sensor lights, repair foundation, relocate junction box. Potential for building a UM retreat center in the future. Oceanfront church in rural Oahu village. Max 10.

MEKOKIKO, Rev. Ted Lesnett, 808/935-0366 (Office), 808/776-1531 (Camp). director@mekokiko.com or lesnett@hawaii.rr.com. Web site: http://mekokiko.com. The Hawaii District is building a camp, the only one owned by Methodists in the Pacific Basin, on a 36 acre parcel in the mountains of the Big Island. They need help clearing the land and building. Teams will have a variety of options depending on what projects are funded when a team is present. The web site has much useful information and pictures in the galley of work done by VIM teams already. Options will include construction of cabins and bunk houses, pavilions, and water systems, some demolition of old buildings, chain sawing trails through guava and clearing land of guava, construction of a campsite amphitheater from earth and rocks, water towers and a pond. Open to teams year-round. Project manager on site. Housing onsite for teams. Teams must rent their own vehicles. Currently the maximum team size is 14. Consult the web site reservation calendar for available dates.

IDAHO

OREGON-IDAHO CONFERENCE UMVIM Coordinator: Corinne Tate 3311 NE 135th Ave
Portland, Oregon 97230 503.255-2572, F: 503.258-0257 tomcor4m@comcast.net

CAMP SAWTOOTH/CAMP & RETREAT CENTER, P O Box 68, Fairfield, ID 83327, Dave Hargreaves, sawtooth@gocamping.org, 15491 Lakeshore Dr., Caldwell, ID 83605 H: 208/459-1901. New building projects and trail maintenance. S.A. Max 16 RV. To see all current mission trips and service opportunities offered by the Oregon-Idaho United Methodist Conference Camp and Retreat Ministries program, visit http://www.gocamping.org/serviceprojects.html. S. A. Max 16, RV.

MONTANA

YELLOWSTONE CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator:

to be named~

CAMP ON THE BOULDER, Kent Chittenden, 3916 Boulder Rd, PO Box 47, McLeod, MT 59052, 406-932-6314. cboulder@ttc-cmc.net, www.campontheboulder.com. Variety of camp fix-ups. Lodging at camp. Large groups accepted. We welcome groups early to help get camp ready (May 25 - June 14). Clear downed trees and brush, raking gravel, cleaning cabins and lodges, patching roofs, picking up rocks, etc. Open to Jr. and Sr. high groups wanting to come for other projects through out the summer season. J, S, F.

HEART BUTTE UMC, Jody and Suellyn Campbell, P. O. Box 87, Heart Butte, MT 59448. 406-338-3900, F: 406-338-3901, jodynsue@yahoo.com. Blackfeet Native American project. Construction. VBS. Sports camp. Visitation. Evangelism. Repair homes of elderly and church. Some electrical/plumbing repairs. Caring hearts and hands needed most. Stay in parsonage or church. Showers provided. Prepare own meals. Church van for 14 passengers available. Bring own VBS materials for 40 children. May to September. Great Falls is nearest airport. Max 40. J. S. A. F. Individuals, RV.

NEVADA

CALIFORNIA-NEVADA CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator – see listing under California

Mountain UMC, Contact JP McGuire, 916-374-1582, umvim@calnevumc.org . Historic church in Battle Mountain, Nevada with failing foundation needs concrete work. RV. A.

Camp Kelley, High desert, very center of Nevada, 5 miles out from Austin, NV. Facility renovations; trail identifications. Accommodating 16 maximum in sleeping cabins. Can accommodate more if tenting. Youth/Adult. Not open in winter. A, S. J, RV, Contact JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916-374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org.

Ely UMC Ely, NV (eastern). New sanctuary construction. No on-site accommodations available. Not available for teams in the winter. A, RV Contact JP McGuire. P.O. Box 980250, West Sacramento, CA 95798; 916-374-1582. jpmcguire@calnevumc.org. RV, accommodations possible, Adults only.

McGill UMC, Susan Berges, 10 Ave J, McGill, NV 89318. 775-289-2174, sberges1@aol.com. One story church needs roof replacement. low pitch. Near Utah border. Adults only.

OREGON

OREGON-IDAHO CONFERENCE

UMVIM Coordinator – see listing under idaho

see all current mission trips and service opportunities offered by the Oregon-Idaho United Methodist Conference Camp and Retreat Ministries program, visit: http://www.gocamping.org/serviceprojects.html, www.GoCamping.Org/serviceprojects.

ALTON L. COLLINS RETREAT CENTER, David Cook, alcrc@gocamping.org, 32867 SE Highway 211, Eagle Creek, OR 97022 503/637-6411, toll-free 888/567-6411, fax 503/637-6410. Camp, building, and trail maintenance. Adults limited RV parking.

CAMP LATGAWA / CAMP AND RETREAT CENTER, Eva LaBonty and Greg Clensy, Latgawa@gocamping.org, 13250 South Fork Little Butte Creek Rd., Eagle Point, OR 97524, 541/826-9699. Camp, building, and trail maintenance. S, A, RV.

CAMP MAGRUDER, Roy Quist, Director, 17450 Old Pacific Hwy. Rockaway Beach, OR 97136. 503/ 355-2310; F: 503/355-8701. director@campmagruder.org / www.campmagruder.org. Carpentry, general maintenance, and trail maintenance. S, A, RV parking. Max 6-12. ALSO...Nicole Robbins, Program Director. Magruder’s Youth in Service Camp Sunday, June 26 – Friday, July 1, 2005. Camp Magruder is inviting youth groups to spend a week on the North Oregon Coast, to experience serving others, growing in their faith, and having fun. Service opportunities may include: Helping local church members with house work/repairs, assisting at local food banks, trail work with the Nature Conservancy, and projects around Camp Magruder. Fee: $240 per person includes lodging, meals, service project support, and program leadership. The Magruder staff will lead evening programs of team building, games, faith-based discussions, and campfires. Participants may also enjoy kayaking, boating, or swimming on Magruder’s fresh water lake, walking on the beach, exploring the tidepools, wave jumping in the ocean, and much more.Camp Magruder’s Youth in Service Camp is open only to organized youth groups, not individuals.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, Debye Nelson, 1005 NW Galveston, Bend OR 97701. 800/365-4637. Working with partner families to build safe, decent and affordable housing. Office/computer work. S, A. Max 10-12 (usually).

SUTTLE LAKE CAMP & RETREAT CTR, - Jane Petke, 29551 SW Suttle Lake Rd., Sisters, OR 97759, 514/595-6663, F: 503/595-2818, suttle@gocamping.org. Make a difference through carpentry, general maintenance, cutting wood, trail improvements, renovation of small cabins, and construction of wooden bunk beds. www.gocamping.org/serviceprojects.html. J, S.

WALLOWA LAKE CAMP & RETREAT CTR, David and Ingrid Cook , 8452 Church Lane, Joseph, OR 97846. 541/432-1271 or toll-free at 1-866-WALLOWA. wallowa@gocamping.org. Camp and trail maintenance. www.gocamping.org/serviceprojects.html. S. Max 16.