EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:
R. Dean Tice

EDITOR:
Michael R. Corwin

ASSOCIATE EDITOR:
Jeannie M. Barrell

PRODUCTION:
Pamela Leigh
Amanda Tiffany

EDITORIAL ADVISOR:
Jeffrey B. Zeiger

ART DIRECTOR:
Annabel N. Markle

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
Terrie Ann Tayler
(703) 820-4940

ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

The R.W. Walker Company, Inc.
Tom Midgley
2716 Ocean Park Boulevard
Santa Monica, California 90405
(310) 450-9001 in Santa Monica
(415) 788-6655 in San Francisco

Dick Busch, Inc.
Dick Busch
40 Stony Brook Lane
Princenton, NJ 08540
(609) 921-7763

J.P. Media, Inc.
Jeanne McConnell
Kevin S. Lapham
1415 N. Dayton Street
Chicago, IL 60622
(312) 787-0618

NRPA REGIONAL SERVICE
CENTERS:
Pacific Service Center
Pam Earle, CLP, Regional Director
1600 Sacramento Inn Way, Suite 217
Sacramento, California 95815
(916) 646-9050 FAX: (916) 646-1950

Southeast Regional Office
Tom Martin, CLP, Regional Director
1285 Parker Road
Conyers, GA 30207-5957
(404) 760-1668 FAX: (404) 760-9427

Northeast Service Center
Kathy J. Bartlett, CLP, Regional Director
1800 Silas Deane Hwy. Suite 1
Rocky Hill, Connecticut 06067
(203) 721-1055 FAX: (203) 529-7518

Western Service Center
Kent Ehmenthal
Ph.D., CLP, Regional Director
Garden of the God's Visitor Center,
P.O. Box 6900
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80934
(719) 632-7031 FAX: (719) 632-0709

Great Lakes Service Center
Walter C. Johnson,
CLP, Regional Director
650 W. Higgins
Hoffman Estates, IL 60195
(708) 843-7529 FAX: (708) 843-3058


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4/OCTOBER 1992/P&R

             P&R
          THIS MONTH

  With the Americans With Dis-
abilities Act now signed into law,
Park and recreation providers
have clear cut guidelines for mak-
ing their facilities accessible to all.
The process can be confusing,
however-it isn't always easy to
figure out the regulations, or the 
best way to make your area
accessible.  Phyllis Cangemi,
founder and executive director of
Whole Access consultants, and 
Wayne Williams and Paul Gas-
kell associate professors in the
Department of Health, Leisure and
Exercise Science at Appalachian
State University, address this issue
in "Going to the Sources for 
Accessibility Assessment," page 66.

  In the past, military recreation
was designed primarily for single
men.  The trend has changed out
of necessity, as our armed forces
"downsize" and as more women
and families take advantage of
Morale, Welfare and Recreation
(MWR) services,  James A. Wil-
gus, civil engineer and aquatics
specialist for Heery International,
Inc, describes the "Military Com-
munities for Excellence" program,
specifically the family aquatic cen-
ter concept, in "Recreation for the
Military Family," page 46.

  Summer is over, but it's never
too early to plan for next year
What do you do on a military
base when school gets out?  In
"Willie Wildcat's Day Camp In
Japan," page 50, Dr. Al Jackson,
Program director for Willie Wild-
cat Summer Day Camp program
and associate professor at Califor-
nia State University-Chico, de-
scribes this popular day camp,

 
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