Page 14 @uTDOOR ED ) National Enviro:1mental Study Area Program Pacific Northwest Region 4th & Pike Bldg. Rm. 931 Seattle, Wash. 98101 Information on sites and environmental education materials. ~v Ji~ Old-_Town Walking Tour John H. Nellor Portland Public Schools 631 NE Clackamas St. Portland, Ore. 97208 224-3392 ' onsored by Urban Tour Group in -arion with Portland Public Schools. A 90 ·1te educational walk through Portland's oldest business and residential district. For students in grades 5-12. {PARTICIPATION ) Regional Plan News 235 E. 45th St. New York, N.Y. 10017 Report on the "Choices for '76" mass media town meetings in the N.Y. area. Grant through U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Benchmark Ohio State University Mershan Center 199 W. lOth Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43210 Produces periodic Columbus area social reports based on survey/citizen input. Participation Systems, Inc. 20 Lakewood Place Troy, N.Y. 12180 Reports on referendums held periodically, with ballot in Troy, New York's newspaper, the Record. Network, reader input form of newsletter. Monthly publication. $1 0/ 12 issues. Coos County Town Hall Meeting; (sponsored by Coos County TV) Box 641 Bandon, Ore. 97411 During Oct. and Nov. town meetings were held to elect delegates to a general town meeting, synthesizing issues for public response. Waterfront for the People Downtown Plan Office 424 SW Main Portland, Ore. 97204 248-4292 Goals, use of the waterfront area in Portland. Seeking citizen input. Workshops were held earlier this year, most recently on Oct. 27 (Waterfront Sunday). Alternatives for Washington 312 First N. Seattle, Wash. 98109 Statement of preferences distributed. A "future tense" TV series still being aired. Details from: 1-(800)-552-7108, toll free. Portland City Council KBOO, 90.7 FM 3129 SE Belmont Portland, Ore. 97214 234-5431 The Portland City Council broadcast live every Wed., 9:30am, 2pm and Thursday's at 2pm. Hearings, friends, issues, money, bids, sidewalks, personalities. "One tall spruce I felled ran down and struck in ninety feet of water, drove 22 feet into the bottom, and stuck fast. For a lifter on that one I used a log 120 feet long and 4 feet in diameter, which I fastened on at low tide. The tides worked on it for two weeks before the big spruce came free. The handy part of such an operation was that, once I got the lifter in place, the tides worked nights and Sundays and while I was fishing, and they never submitted a bill." -Handloggers, by W. H. Jackson AlaskaNorthwest Publishing Co. Box 4-EEE Anchorage, Alaska 99509 December, 1974 (RECREATION Idaho Alpine Club Bulletin P.O. Box 2885 Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401 ) Reports on activities of the·club, reviews, backpacking books. Recreation Access U.S. Dept. of Interior Bureau of Land Management P.O. Box 2965 Portland, Ore. 97208 The pamphlet attempts to explain the various laws related to recreational use of public land, including that land leased for grazing, etc. €0CIAL SERVICE~ The Demand for Scientific and Technical Manpower in Selected Energy-Related Industries, 1970-1985 National Science Foundation 1800 G Street NW Washington, D.C. (202) 632-5728 A National Science Foundation report on the potential needs for manpower. Based on the assumption inherent in "Project Independence" of the increasing need for locally produced supplies of energy. A limited number of copies are available. POSITIONS-SITUATIONS FIELD BURNING. Fred Mohr is looking for people who can respond on short notice and carry petitions against specific bills as they appear in the legislature. Also for people having information about ill health and economic loss due to field burning. It is expected the seed growers, etc., will try to stop the 1975 Ban on Burning. Contact Fred Mohr, 342-2325 or Less Anderson, City Manager's Office, Eugene, 68 7-5010. WE NEED ECONOMICAL office space with phone. Somewhere in the sunny Northwest. 20 feet by 20 feet. Mud on Your Face, P.O. Box 73. Burton, Wash. 98013. LOOKING FOR USED, free or cheap microfiche reader. Call Randy at the EEC, (503) 229-4682.
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