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POST Thur» No» 4 1(62 Sec 1) Petition written to prod government agencies by M IC H A E L P JONES Paal Cerre»p®adent To “enaure that the Mt Hood corridor w ill retain the ability for iU natural resources to be the dom i n a n t a t t r a c t io n ,” tw o Welches residents are c ir culating a petition they hope will aid in protecting the area Dennis Tylka and his wife, Joyce, said they are attempting to get politi cians and state authorities to recognize the im por tance of preserving Mt Hood’s western slopes They claim the Sandy and Salmon River drainages should be of special con cern. due to recreational value A m em ber of th e Portland Audubon Society, Tylka said the appropriate government agencies must Speakers to address Sandy High seniors On Nov 9 speakers w ill cial aid A M t Hood Community be on hand at the Sandy U n io n H ig h School College rep resen tative c a fe te r ia to address w ill talk about the com college-bound seniors and munity college option W elcom e Kum baugh their parents The activities will begin will speak on the career center at the high school a t7 :3 0 p m . A re p re s e n ta tiv e of and how to use it Portland State University For more information w ill speak on admission contact Debbie Borge at requirements, college en the high school trance exams and finan begin responding to the c o n flic ts th a t developments are posing to wetlands, deer and elk range and to water quality in the corridor The Tylkas, who have been active in land-use planning issues in the area, said that it is “ in the best interest of the state of Oregon and the United S ta te s ” th a t th ese resources be protected The pressure by land speculators to develop ‘ sensitive’ areas on the mountain is sparked by its close p ro x im ity to the P o rtla n d m e tr o p o lita n area, said Tylka However, he said he believes this same proxim ity could also be an advantage in protec ting wetlands and wildlife areas If the area retains its n atu ral beauty, the tourists and the outdoor en thusiasts w ill more than likely return. To do this, said Tylka, people need to show their concern by signing his peti tion Needed are 1000 signatures, which he said he hopes to secure soon Tylka said he believes if this many people would show support, politicians and the representatives of various agencies who by law have the responsibility to protect these areas, would begin doing so Tylka said the petition w ill not be used to place the issue on the ballot for a vote of the public Instead, it would provide a way to measure support for en vironmental concerns in the M t Hood area School’s extra-duty positions filled reported the contracts for Jeanine Boldt and Tom Well were rejected because they had resigned Boldt and Well claim they didn’t resigned Boldt has called the board’s action “vindic tive,” a result of over nine months of often intense contract negotiations M ark Hamby will be the head basketball coach He w ill be assisted by Kent M cKinnon, a pastor at Chapel of the Hills M cK in The positions of boys basketball coach and a fte r school dram a instructor were recently awarded by the Welches School Board Two teachers who have filled the positions in the past were denied the ex tra- duty contracts Both were negotiators during the last c o n trac t ta lk s for the W e lc h e s E d u c a tio n Association In a statement prepared by the b o a rd it was non is a certified teacher The basketball team has a 12-game season, which ends Jan 13. Eileen Stanley, a sixth grade teacher, was ac cepted as the after-school dram a instructor A play has been s c h e d u le d s o m e tim e b e fo re Christmas vacation The students w ill tak e six weeks to prepare for the play Photos to be retaken School pictures for the e n tire student body of Welches Grade School will have to be retaken, due to a piece of lint on the camera lens The new photo session is scheduled for this Friday at the school, said Gary Dietderich, vice principal Dietderich said there will be no additional costs for the pictures He said the pictures should still be ready for distribution prior to Christmas vacation so !! GIVE-A WAY!! they can be given away for presents, as o rig in a lly planned Due to M t. Hood’s "n a tional prominence as a recreational area, every citizen should have a voice when the possible degrada tion of those v a lu a b le resources are at stake," said Tylka T h e re a re a lr e a d y enough laws on the books to protect the corridor, said Tylka He said such state agencies as the D epart ment of Fish and W ildlife, the D epartm ent of E n vironmental Quality, the Division of State Lands and th e W a t e r R e s o u rc e s D e p a rtm e n t a re under funded but do look upon the area as a high enough priority to enforce these laws. The T ylka s’ petition is re questing that these agen cies, as well as such federal agencies as the A rm y Corps of Engineers, the U S. Fish and W ildlife Ser vice, the Environm ental Protection Agency and the National M arine Fisheries CiHMwCasat Now rx i cm jet i n t* C«llw>w tation III Capet mu a FMF Hoover io Im p it clem We new aw« I f t different colon ind itytm to choose •torn With onl> forty tpuae yerds m o «inpo color of speciA priced end »elected Celltwef cape’ R Ä IÄ 255 6775 I mi via» /»wot> e n fo rc e these laws “'This w ill ensure that the M t Hood corridor will re tain the ab ility for its natural resources to be the dom inant attractio n for th is r e c r e a t io n a l economy," said Tyika A second reason Tylka cited is the need to know w h a t im p o r ta n c e th e general public places on maintaining the Mt Hood c o r r id o r 's “ im p o r ta n t natural characteristics ” " I wasn’t sure if we were a minority or a m ajority in our efforts to help preserve the a re a ,” said Tylka "The petition w ill help to provide the answer to that question.” Tylka said persons in terested in circulating peti tions, or who have any questions concerning the intent of the petition, can contact him at P.O. 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