Advisors Needed

Sun., April 25, 1999

By Rich Landers richl@spokesman.com (509) 459-5508

Mount Spokane State Park

Volunteers with interests in management at Mount Spokane State Park are being sought for advisory roles.

The Mount Spokane State Park Advisory Committee has two “at large” positions open, said Cris Currie of Friends of Mount Spokane State Park.

Committee members must be approved by the state Parks and Recreation Commission director. To apply, write a letter detailing why you would like to serve and what knowledge or expertise you have.

Write to Cris M. Currie, Chair, MSSP Advisory Committee, 11203 E. Heglar Road, Mead, WA 99021. Deadline is Friday. Info: 466-9540.

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Advisors Needed

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