Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, December 06, 1989, Page 12, Image 12

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Season not so merry
for ski enthusiasts
! 'nseasnnublv warm yveather
has ( rosscd u|■ llii* Inc raine ()r
cumi vki industry so far this
mmsiim. forcing normally busy
resorts to remain ( losed lor lac k
of snou ,md hurling retail sales
of \vinter athlelii ei|Ui|>ment
ski areas around the state
uere ( losed Tuesday incltul
mg Hoodoo Ski Howl Mt
Mood Meadows and limber
line Ml Hai helm Ski and
Summer Resort was operating
I unsduv. tint with only a I l
iIK h snow base and no new
snow
1 veil tin Anthony l akes ski
■ ilea near Baker .it H,200-foot
ele\ at ion was ( losed A l ues
day telephone message ski re
port said the ansi had a in im h
base but "the future week
doesn't look good for new
snmy Anthony Lakes has
moved its opening date to
Thursday
liven though Mt Bachelor
lias managed to slay open sini e
\m 2T>. marginal skiing condi
lions and a red lit ed si liedule of
hits and open trails has result
ed in a sharp cutbac k in skiers
Imiberlme Ski Arr.i oil
Mount ! load opened \ov die
but ( loved down lit 11 <i - in
Mninl.w 'We i losed basil ullv
dun to .1 !.ii k ol liusiness |oii
111 Ills guest servir os coordina
tor lor I imlxitline. said Tuns
d.n I'll Mis said I imberline li.id
done solin' "i real i\ f snow
larming’’ to produce marginal
ski conditions lint rainfall
Molidai put tlir .in'.i bidow .in
,n i t'ptiilili' snow level
III 11 is. s.ud I iinberline nor
m.ilh sold about 400 tii kets on
,i w iM'kd.iv and 1. "iOU In 1.8(1(1
In krts on weekend days at this
time ol year
llie Skibowl Ski and Sum
mer Resort at a t .00(1 to-ti.Oliti
loot elevation on Mount Hood
lias been open onlv two (lavs so
far tins season, tins past Satin
da\ and a ball day Sunil.i\
We nave our customers rain
i bei ks Sundav rather than have
them go iiiv.ii disgruntled
said l.d Martini'/.. SkibowTs
marketing manager
Tbe I,u k ol snow has hurt re
tailors too
Group appeals forest plans
I’OKTI.ANI) (Al*| A n;i
lion.il environmental group is
appealing pi.ms lor ft mi North
west national hursts on
grounds th.it 111 (* \ I.ill to to drs
ign.ilr rivrrs rligihlr for protn
lion iitulrr the (Irrgon U ild
and Si unit Ki\ rrs Ac I
Amrrii.in Rivrrs liu based
in Washington. I) ( ,ind its
Kugene affiliate the Oregon
Rivers (aiuiu.il. appealed the
plans tor the Siskiyou I irinont
and ( 'olv ilie national torests
.mil is preparing to appeal the
t )i hoi o National 1 oiest plan
\\ e ll appeal evert plan that
ionics out that has not done
adequate tv ild .mil si enii river
eligilulitv studies said lloh
Doppelt. e\ei utive director of
the ()regon Kit rrs ( ouiu il In
all he said hrtts cell J '> and 111
eligible lice (lotting liters
were left out of dratt and final
plans for managing the region s
national forests over the next
It) t ears
I he group asked l’ S f orest
Sert ir e (iliiel I I fair Robertson
to order ret isinns of final forest
management plans for the for
rxts
Iii iiH () it if in ilic (.mint il is
( hallenging tlit* I athcr Oak
plan In log old growlh timber
along Klk Hurr in the Siskiyou
National Purest The Klk is a
f«■«11■ ra11 \ designated ri*c reation
river under the landmark 1‘tHH
\\ ild and St enu Kivers At I
Tile I dither I )ak limber sale
about 4 miles east of Port Or
Inn! i onlains n Y_’ million
board feel nl Douglas fir. hem
lot k and Port ()rford t etlai II is
one of the sales that was re
leased from a federal injillH lion
as a result of the Northwest
timber ( ompromise
Although only a small j>«irt of
the sale is within file quartei
mile t orridor along the Klk Kiv
el Doppelt said the soils above
the rivei are unstable and t lear
t ul logging t ould degrade the
Klk a 11\ el I lopped saitl repre
scuts "the most important wild
anadromous fishery on the
southern Oregon ( oast and
probably on the Oregon Toast
Although it is let hint idly al
lowed by the law. "there has
never been a t lean lit III a w ild
and scenic liver corridor that
we know of." Doppelt said
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