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<br /> <br />VI~E(~TAPES: <br />A. Gerofitness-Older Adult Programs' <br />B. Resources for Praiaitioners in Older Adult <br />Programs <br />C. Urban Recreation (Is it too little, too late7) <br />D. National Youth Sports-A positive approach. <br />{It's. a mustp <br />E. Professional Update - (With O & A) <br />F. Therapeutic Recreation and Cutback <br />Management <br />G. Ethnic Minority Society Dinner, Louisville, <br />Kentucky <br />~; H. New Federalism and Using Marketing <br />Techniques <br />L Recreation for the Deaf <br />J. Wiz -Performed by children from Louisville's <br />Parks and. Recreation Department and tour <br />through NRPA 1982 Exhibition Hall <br />K. Highlights of NRPA 1982 Congress <br />(October 24-2T, 1982) Louisville, Kentucky <br />L. Opening NRPA 1982 Congress Convention, <br />Louisville Gardens (Guest speaker: Governor <br />John Y. Brown, Jr., Kentucky) <br />M. Closing NRPA 1982 Congress Convention,. <br />Louisville Gardens (Guest speaker: Mayor <br />Andrew Young, Atlanta) <br />(Each videotape is sixty minutes running time.) <br />YESI Plwse and me copyliesl.of tM 1982 NRPA <br />Congress videotapes to: <br />Organization - <br />Name <br />Address <br />City <br />State Zip. Code <br />Mail your check or money order to: <br />CAP (Charles A. Powell) Video <br />6 Nottingham Way, Turnersvilk, N.J. 08012 <br />V . Please circle Videotape(s): <br />A 8 C Q E F G H 1 J K L M <br />(Videotapes are not returnable.) <br />Type of Tape: VHS'r5" $89.95- $104.95 U•Matic'Yi'-- <br />Postage: $5.00 per tape. <br />Tors! amount of check or M.O. $ ____-_._.-._._.___._. <br />68 t'ARKS & RECREATION/JULY 1983 <br /> <br />Aquacade Enterprises.. ....... .. 17 <br />Automated Swimpools, Inc ...............Cover 3 <br />Belson Manufacturing Co., Inc .................. 64 <br />Ralph Burke Associates.. .... ......... 27 <br /> <br />... <br />Chance Manufacturing C4., Inc ............... .. 5 <br />Columbia Cascade Timber Company........... 52 <br />Excel Industries.. ... ................ . 11 <br />Gagnier Manufacturing Inc... ............ 25 <br />Game Time, Inc... .. ...... ........ Cover 4 <br />Gerber Manufacturing Company... ....... . 64 <br />Gold Medal Products Company..... ........ 13 <br />Goldner Associates, Inc ................... .. 65 <br />Iron Mountain Forge.. ......... .Cover 2 <br />James C. Kozlowski, J.D ..... ......... .. 19 <br />Kwik Bilt, Inc... ..... .. ..... 65 <br />Miracle Recreatiion~Equipment Company...... .3 <br />Park Structures of America, Inc..... .. .... . 22 <br />Patterson-Williams Manufacturing Company. 20,21 <br />Playworld Systems ............................ 25 <br />Rotocast Flotation Products ............. . 52 <br />Southwood Corporation.... ....... .. 15 <br />PARK BOARD MEM$ERS <br />Co-rtnrueA from page 55 <br />issues pertinent to the state- or its enabling legislation.- <br />Programs at this level might be sponsored by university <br />recreation departments in cooperation wi#h professional <br />associations, groups of departments, extension divisions, <br />and various state agencies. <br />Opportunities at the national level should be spon- <br />sored by the national associations, emphasizing current. <br />topics .with special attention given to issues of national <br />significance. At all levels there should be involvement of <br />local, state, and national officials. The better educated <br />and knowledgeable board. members and public officials <br />are about park and recreation matters, the better their <br />decisions should be. <br />rNe <br />~ • • TM <br />1 ~. ll'11 <br />©~Vi µ~. ~ In ~*~OfT1pa1751 <br />