Fire Prevention Officers Association

OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

OFFER OF THE BeCROTARY
1808 MUTA STREET
Noatn Vancouven, 5. C,

4310 Lyan Valloy Road
orth Vancouver, B.C.

V7a 129
2975 _AINWAL SEMTIAR

Zune 3rd to Gth
TENTATIVE PROGRATIE

O22 Burnor Installations and Inspections
Commmity Care Facilities and Bill 109

Report on Pire Service Enquiry

Bill 100 and its Effects on Local Assistant Fire Marshals

Relationship ~ RB. C. Fire Chief's Association and
Fire Prevention Officers Association

Tavestigation of Vehicle Fires

Legal Status of Fire Prevention Officers =nforcing
the Pire “arshal Act

Air Conditioning and Heating Systems
Hospital Fire Safety
Fire Detection Equipment

Port Alberni, 8B. ¢.

Datewe Perspect 0,

AFTERNOON
Park Management: Park Construction ater .
on Arealfacitity r Oesinn Approval

Some Local Operational Views
The Arts in Recreation :
Park, Management: Construction & Mainte- .

nance of Bascball/Softball Diamonds
State Society: Role, Operation, Neeay, Pro-

ugene, Orcgo gram, Relaticnships in the Pacific Norch-
tng ‘of Outdoor Program Opera- . wert
The Arts in Park & Recreation/Bicentznnia!

Prectation, Risk Evaluation, & Avoid. Washington Recreation & Park Society

ance ol of Negligence in Program Op- mn Social, 5:00-7:00 PA,

Cendication of Outdoor Leaders — An Billings’ “Fun in Montana’ — Conference

inuc faplaration tes & wives, Stodent social function
SUNDAY SESSIONS <= For & by students,

Place & Purpose of Cuidoor Pro-

sramening Within Agencies

Education of Outdoor Program Leaders "

Outdoor Program Concepts —~ A Re- 5° 80: C

view of Major Program Types WORKSHOP
MAY 344

WORKSHOP PURPOSE: To provide a
me & place for andere nen

members to gain
MORNING thelr role; to Share their views of future
Quidoce Recreation Institure sessions in parks &
zed Recreation institute
Board/Commission Memuer Workshop Roget the fo Be the Homeware
NAPA Pacific Northwest Disteict Council Future Perspectives: The Baard/
Commission Viewpoint

OUTNOOR RECREATION INSTITUTE —
“Prefered Futures in Outdoor Recrea-
ticn Programming MAY} & 4
SATURDAY SESSIONS
Shaping the Future of Ourdoer Pro-
Bramming
Keynote Speaker ~= Bill Byrd, Director,
Honhwess Outward Bou Bound School,

SATURDAY, MAY 3
Opening of Registration Center, 6:00
AM.-6:00 P.M,

Meat 9:30-1
ATSERNOO! lor

Eahibity Opening 1:00 P.M,
Continuation of Institutes and Workshop no a
State Society Mectings, 1-3:00 P.M. MONDAY, MAYS : ot
Joint Meeting er NRPA Branch Societies, Student Or I Meeting -

3:30-5:00 F, Breakfast, 7:00 AM. °
Afioniorence Receptean, 6:00-7:30 P.M, MORNING

General Session — How People “utuee
povbetaia MAYS Patks ‘And Recreation See Us" “
Speaker: Lynn Thompson, Regronal Direc-
tor, Rocky Mountain Region National Park

ice
Management of People: trav to Motivate,
rae & Develop Employees to Reach
Highest Patential

MORNI
‘Opie General Sevion, 9:13-10:30 AM,
“Future Perspectives: Achieving Prederred
Futures — OF. David €. Gray, Vice
President for Adminivraben and Siak
Coordination, California State Univer.
tity, Long Beach, Caltiornia
Continuation of indiautes and Workshop
“Path Management: Labor Saving ideas in
Park Mantenance

peench in Parks & Recreation: Papon by -
Craduste Stuclents & Active Professionats ;

Recreation Program: Creative ray in the
Lchon fark Setting

iffe tot Ce ®
Benetton Evaluation
Park Foundations

© Management by Objectives — Wha fs the a:

Payout

Fedeval: (1) Action — A Look at Today's
World
{23 Legislation Aifecting Urban
Parks & Recreation

Recreation Program; Creative Recreation
Leader Developmcat

ge F by Cb-
jectives — Open Forum: Follow-up Ques
tions & Wrap-up
Federal: (3) Assistance — through Univer.
sity & Legislation
Qt Federal Labcy Practices

EVENING
Reception
All-Conference Banquet. 7:00 P.M,

TUESDAY, MAY 6
MOUENING (3:00-10:30)
Research in Parks & Recreation: Papers by
jaduate Students
Regrention Program: Community Garden-

Te ‘ational Recreation & Park Associstion
ve)
cosine CENERAL SESSION & GAUNCH,
WAS AM -

“Penpeciives an Professionatisen in Parks &
. Recreation”
Speaker; Mervyn . Filipponi, Extention
Outdoor Recreation Specialiss, .
State University, Corvaltis, Oregon
ADJOURNMENT :

SPECIALIZED RECREATION INSTITUTE
MAY 3&4

SATURDAY SESSIONS
atized Recreation Program in the
Honhwest - Perspectives of Lege
lators, Administrators and Leaders
SR Program, Focus: Recreation for
Meraatly Retarded
(1) State & Community Responsibel.
ity for Mentally Retarded
Q) Trends in Programming for Mans
tally Retarded
SUNDAY SESSIONS
Specialized Recreation Frogram Focus:
* Recreation tor the Aging
U1) The Aging as a Specialized Pro-
Bram Arcat Who tays sa?
2) Trends fa Programnving for the
: Aging