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ABSTRACT Brief descriptions of Pfo books and macaTines are presented in this hooklist which represents the hest hooks available in the park, recreation, and conservation field. It is noted that textbooks and Professional aids are available for recreation Professionals, while laymen can find books to satisfy any number of leisure-time interests. Also listed are PEI technical manuals for the park and recreation Professional designed to provide expert data or specific problems and projects, new manapPment techriaues and resources, and ur-to-date references to source materials. A ti'le index is provided. (.I1) A GUIDE TO 00 '11I" der"^NN on recreation

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FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EDITION -1971 $1.00 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

INUODUCTION 2 The 1971 GUIDE TO BOOKS ON RECREATION is I. ARTS & CRAFTS. HOBBIES 3 different in many ways from preceding years, and A. Painting, Drawing, Sculpture & yet it is the same in its fundamental approachto Techniques 3 present the best books currently available in the B. Woodworking, Leather, Needlepoint, Sewing & Crafts 4 park, recreation and conservation field. The range of titles in this FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EDITION is C. Films, Film - making & Photography 7 D. Model-making, Collecting & Other broader than ever before because the current na- Hobbles 8 tional concern over our environmental quality is greater than ever before. II. DRAMA, PUPPETRY, STORYTELLING & MAGIC 9 You will find many new titles in our Ecology section, Books of plays, skits, stunts for any gathering: on make-up, costumes, staging. a more-than-representative sampling of the best Riddles, Jokes, games, stories, and magic. works in a most complex field. The recreation professional will find a greater selection of textbooks GAMES 12 and professional aids. The layman should find books From board games to card games to games of know:edgefor every occasion. to satisfy any number of interests, from film-making to our National Parks, from baseball to the crisis of IV. SOCIAL RECREATION 14 the environment. Parties, banquets, picnics, club projects every tart of activity for varied groups. This year, our Book Center is making every effort to V. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES AND LORE 15 stock all books listed in the Guide. 1 he result will Stories and verse, Christmas plays, and be speedier service and more effective processing books about holidays around the world. of orders. To help us, we ask that prepayment accompany all orders. Organizations wishing to place VI. MUSIC AND DANCE 16 orders for more than $10.00 may be billed, but post- for children and teachers. Howto-play books. Songs from all nations. Folk & me and a 500 handling charge must then be added. modern dance. This edition of the only descriptive bibliography in VII. SPORTS, ATHLETICS & PHYSICAL FITNESS 18 itsfield supercedes allprevious ones.Prices, of A. Health, Fitness & Hygiene 18 course, are subject to change without notice. We B. Organized and individual Sports 18 have made every effort to make the Guide the most C. Gymnastics, Stunts, & Self-Defense 21 informative i.nd convenient means of letting you D. Winter & Water Sports, Horsemanship and Outdoor Sports 22 know about the finest books relating to all aspects of our field. And, as a special service, all books VIII. ECOLOGY, NATURE & SCIENCE 25 listed in the 1971 Guide are available to members A. Ecology 2S at substantial savings. B. Animals 27 C. Plants 30 Sal I. Prezfoso, D. Science 31 President IX. CAMPING, TRAVEL. & PLACES 32 Ann Purcell, A. Parks, Cities, Special Areas 32 Editorial Assistant R. Camping & Outdoors 36 "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED X. AREAS, FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT 39 Sy National Recreation Xl. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 40 ...azuLkork AssoM117317- A. Administration & Organization 40 TO INK AND 016ANIUTIONS MATING 8. History & Trends 41 URDU AGREEMENTS WITH THE U.S. OFFICE Of C Leadership Activities 42 EDUCATION. FURTHER REPRODUCTION OUTSIDE O. Special, Retarded, Handicapped, Ill, rot ERIC SYSTEM RfOUIRES PERMISSION Of & Aged 43 THE COPYRIGHT OMN." CopEyristst1970 E. Psychology, Philosophy, Essays 44 by the XII. SPECIALIZED INTEREST, GIFT 110013 45 National Recreation and Park Association,

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INDEX 49 A GUIDE TO BOOKS ON RECREATION I. ARTS and CRAFTS. HOED the slniplest actions of the artists are ex- mouths, wrinkles andfacialexpressions; fT shows how to suggest movement and the -L.:pIaihed with care and clarity and the illus- A. Painting, Drawing, Sculptin trations are of the quality one would ex- folds and creases In clothing. Each section's and Techniques pect of a practicing London artist The col- hints and advice are fully illustrated to help or charts have subtly devised to instruct the beginner inhis absorbing study of (1) THE HOLIDAY PAINTER by I. Martin and allow the novice to conduct meaning- drawing people. Illus. $3.25 Barbaz. This book is for the amateur. It is ful experiments in shadings, etc. Illus. $5.95 NRPA Members: $2.95 afact that most beginning artists paint NRPA Members: $5.40 without knowing the most elementary rules (13) YOUR BOOK OF ANIMAL DRAWING of painting. The Intention of the author Is (7) THE BEG'NNERS BOOK OF OIL PAINT- by Cyril Cowell. A well-written book with to save the beginner from vain fumblings ING by Adrian Hill. An informative, well- a fresh approach to drawing domestic and and' tedious research. Illus. $4.95 written introductiontothe basictech- farm animals and the wildlife of the coun NRPA Members: $4.50 niques of oil paintings. It is a valuable ref- tryside. Shows how to make rapid sketches erence for selecting equipment as well as and finished studies. Descriptions of the ani- (2) ARTIST'S HANDBOOK OF MATERIALS helpful in the application of principles of mals' appearance, construction and habits AND TECHNIQUES by Ralph Mayer. This perspective and composition. Illus. $3.95 are also included. Mu' $3.25 definitive reference work has been corn- NRPA Members: $3.60 NR PA Members: $2.95 plr..tely updated, expanded and reset to encompass the new art movements and aes- (8) SUMI-E: SELF-TAUGHT by Kobel Aida. 114) LET YOUR PENCIL SPEAK by Walt thetic directions of the 1960's. An entire Written by one oflapan's best-known Trag. For the art student and amateur ar- chapter has been added on synthetic resins, sumi-e painters, this book makes use of tist, showing in both word and drawing luminescent pigments, and other new ma- paintings and photographs, diagrams and method', how to represent objects and terials, with notes on new print-making thoroughgoing explanations to enable the nature in pencil drawings by the nationally trends, collage and rubbings. More than student who knows nothing about sumi e syndicated cartoonist. Suns with the sim- ever, it is an Indispensable aid to working to master its fundarneots-so that he may plest strokes and perspective and takes the artists. Illus. $8.95 find a v' cle new world of delight trans- student through composition and the effects NRPA Members: $8.10 forming almost any subject he sees Into a of changes of season. A practical book for sumi-e composition. Illus. $2.95 anyone w'shIng to give expression to his (3) ART GUIDE by Carve) Lee. In four sec- NRPA Members: $2.70 creative sense. Illus. $3.68Paper $2.50 tions-a simplified art course and fouada- NRPA Members: $3.30 $2.25 tion; mediums to express art; visual aids (9) COMPLETE SUMI-E TECHNIQUES by that apply this knowledge to numerous sub- Sadami Yamada. Suml -e is a form of paint- (15) THE ART OF DRAWING by Willy jects; and art prc jects. $4.98 ing in which sumi (Chinese ink) is applied Pogany. Teaches the fundamentals of a NRPA Members: $4.50 to absorbent white paper. This book con- fascinating art In a simple yet instructive tains directions for painting over 200 ex- manner; with a complete anatomical de- (4) PAINT NOW, LEARN LATER by Guy R. amples, including flowers, trees, animals, scription of the body and hundreds of Williams. Many who would like to create etc.It also features over 40 examples of sketches. lessons In sequence. Illus.$7.50 pictures and patterns find themselves inhib- works by the author. Anyone, beginner or NRPA Members: $6,75 ited because they don't know the "rules." specialist, can easily master sumi-e tech- Forget id advises Guy Williams, a painter niques if he will follow the outline in this (16) SUMI-E, An Introduction to Ink Paint- and teacher of wide experience, who knows book. Illus. $7.00 ing by Nanae Momiyama. Sumi-e, or "ink- how tofoster confidence while leading NRPA Members: $633 painting," has gained such renown that the student from simple to more difficult accomplishments. This original manual of artists of many countries have adopted its (10) THE LIVELY ART OF INK PAINTING techniques which create a simple, beauti- the author's own methods always keeps in by Ryozo Ogura. The author has taught view the highest standards of achievement. ful and restful elect. This beautifully illus- suml-e for nearly 20 years in the United trated and desigr.cd booklet is the perfect Illus. $4.93 States, mainly tht Chicago area "'tom his starting point for the beginner. $1.00 NRPA Members: $430 experiences with Westerners he has written NRPA Members: $ .90 (5) TO START YOU PAINTING by F. C. this book to give people from the Occident Johnson. This book is intended for the be- a new slant on an art form from the Orient. SCJIPTURE ron BEGINNERS by Maria ginner In watercolor landscape painting. It He explains the background of suml-e, its & Louis OiValentin. The reader is guided begins with an introduction to painting equipment, and brushes, and gives many from the I ask shape in clay through por- through the medium of charcoal and an examples of how to paint. Illus. $1.93 traitsculptureto the complete human appreciation of relative tone values and NRPA Members: $4.50 figure.Profusely illustrated with photo- recession. The selection and arrangement graphs and diagrams to help the beginner of sublet's are discussed in detail, and the (11) SKETCHBO" ri PLAYTIME by Sadami with his sculpture. Paper $1.73 student then progreises via monochrome Yamada. This book opens the door for all NRPA Members: $1.60 painting to full color. One of the most use- who want to follow to a rich world of pleasure and creative thrills that only draw- (18) WOOD-BLOCK PRINTPRIMER by ful aspects of this book is that it anti-1 Tomiklchiro Tokurikl. Without requiring pates and helps to avert the many common ing can bring. A dictionary of drawing forms, this book offers to children r,nd speeal tools or equipment, this book in- errors made in this field and it Is refreshing troduces the very simple, yet artistically to find an artist who is so frank in giving adults alike a chance to find out how really high !eve' crea:lon of wood -block printing. away the secrets of his success. All stages wonderful the world of artistic creation Is. in developing techniques are tufty Illus- Illus. $2.95 SSith two or three sharp knives, a piece of wood, and this book, you may well become trated. Illus. $4.93 NRPA Members: $2.70 NRPA &Webers: $430 an avid wood -block print enthusiast. (12) YOUR BOOK OF nount DRAWING Illus. $4.1; (6) STARTING 10 PAINT IN OILS: An In- by Cyril Cowell. The author explains death/ NRPA Members: $3.85 troduction to landscape Painting In Oil and simply how the human figure is con- Colon by F. C. Johnston. An unusually eye - structed and how to convey bone structure, (19) WIRE SCULPTURE AND OTHER THREE opening approach that loses none of its foints, and muscles. He describes in detail DIMENSIONAL CONSTRUCT/ON by Gerald freshness through step-by-step Instruction. to draw hands, feet, eyes, ears, noses, F. Itrommer. Here is challenging-highti

3 personal-instruction in an art form that riety of Ideas and subjects for elementary I. ARTS and CRAFTS. HOBBIES thoroughly paves the way to imaginative children. Crisp sharp photographs show use of materials; ideas for solid and open- materials in use and illustrate examples of B. Woodworking, Leather, work forms; shapes to make for action of finished work. Illus. $6.25 Needlepoint, Sewing & Crafts people, animals, etc. He emphasizes the NRPA Members: $5.65 Importance of good design, problems to (31) SCULPTURE IN WOOD by John Rood. solve and encourage ability and innovation. (25) CREATING WITH PLASTER by Dona Z. This is a how-to book that inspires deep Covers all details on sizes, kinds of mate- Meilach. An eminently useful basic hand- respect for its craft. lessons from a talented rials, and where to find them. The illustra- book of the numerous uses of this inexpen- artist tell how to make, how to understand tions shown with delightful freshness and sive and easy to work with art form. 157 and how to use wood sculpture. The lan- originality are examples of work by stu- photographs illustrate the step -by -step text guage is clear and simple about tools and dents and professional artists giving you an and show the lavish use of plaster from methods and the text is illustrated horn first endless variety of subjects, media and tech- ancient times up to modern art and archi- to last with photographs of all the techniques in a fascinating book of three -di- tecture. This is a practical and Imaginative niques and examples of contemporary and mensional art. Illus. $8.50 springboard for the artist and a we id of traditional wood sculpture. NRPA Members: $7.65 Ideas for the hobbyist. Illus. $5.95 Illus, $6.95Paper $2.95 NRPA Members: $5.40 NRPA Members: $6.30 $2.70 (20) THE TECHNIQUES OF GRAPHIC ART by H. van Kruiningen. Each section of this (26) CRAYON by George F. Horn. While 432) HOW TO MAKE MOBILES by John book is accompanied by photographs of the title :mmediately focuses attention on a Lynch. The author is an artist whose talent artists at work in the media discussed, medium for visual expression, the capacity for writing makes it possible for anyone to woodcut, etchings, lithographs, silkscreen. of the child for creative expression is of far create mobiles of interesting color, move- The author, combining his experience as a greater consequence. Chapters explain many ment and balance at next to no cost. He craftsman and teacher, and with a profound different ways to use the crayon as art ma- tell; and shows how to make mobiles from knowledge of historical references, provides terial, but nurturing the child's natural urge metal, wood, glass, cardboard, paper, or a clear exposition of all processes. to create isequally the book's concern. plastic and provides traceable patterns and $4.50 Colorfully and generously illustrated. $6.95 many striking examples of this fascinating NRPA Members: $4.05 NRPA Members: $6.30 art. Illus. $3.95 NRPA Members: $3.60 (21) HOW TO MAKE COLLAGES by John (27) ESKIMO PRINTS by lames A. Houston. lynch. Here is a wonderful inside look at (33) DESIGNS IN WOOD by Paul Bridge collage by a successful artist and designer. The concept of print-making was new to and Austin Crossland. "Creativity first, with Understandable and Inspiring,the book these Eskimos, but the stone cut and seal- the techniques oftool a shows how anyone can become an artist skin stencil prints they began to make re- manipulation flected images and ideas based on centuries means to this end"-is how the autnors overnight without any previous experience define the aim of this book. It is the en- as a draftsman or painter. Shows how de- of tradition. Each print is graphically revealing of Eskimo life and the simplicity couragement of enquiry into, and Investi- signs can be worked out with bits of colored gation of, the full potentialities of wood- paper,fabric, and happiness of their existence is present cut-outs from magazines, work that the particular virtues of this book photographs and torn scraps of odd mate- everywhere. It is a superb collection. All royalties from the book go to the West lie. Illus. $4.95 rials. He suggests appropriate materials to NRPA Members: use, gives source of design and lakes the Baffin island Eskimo Cooperative. $430 illus. reader step-by-step through several projects. $12.50 NRPA Members: $11.25 (34) CREWEL EMBROIDERY by Erica Wil- II les. $5.95 son. This book Is designed to teach the NRPA Members: $5.40 (23) SCULPTURE IN WOOD by P. Edward beginner the fundamentals of crewel em- Norman. The author, an art master, imparts (22) SCULPTURE WITH A TORCH by John broidery and also to enable the more ad- Rood. A precise text and clear illustrative his knowledge of the craft in an easy man- vanced worker to improve techniques and ner, smoothing out the many difficulties demonstration of the making of a piece of enlarge the repertoire of stitches. Detailed which may beset the novice in any craft. welded sculpture which goes on to describe Instructions for 64 different stitches are il- the building of a large sculpture for art After a pithy description of the tools, their lustrated with diagrams, which give the sharpening, and the equipment and woods architecturalsetting.Individually book permanent value as a reference work. covers necessary, he takes as an example a simple oxyacetylene welding, equipment, finishes, Illus. $7.5,1 but decorative fish shape and goes through NRPA Members: $6.75 brazing, techniques, and arc-welding. Mak- the various stages of carving from A Z. ing sketches and safety rules concludes this There are 106 photographs of techniques, excellent text. lifus. $7.95Paper $2.95 (35) CREATIVE STITCHERY by Dona Z. and historical and contemporary examples Meilach and tee trlin Snow. An illustrated NRPA Members $7.20 $1.70 of sculpture. Illus. $5.00 presentation of the techniques and methods (23) COLLAGE AND CONSTRUCTION by NRPA Members: $4.50 used In the medium, one which In recent Harvey Weiss. This book will open up ye:rs has developed as an id form with the (V.,:r TO START YOU SKETCHING by F. C. great potential of artistic exploration and avenues of art experience for everyone who Johnson. A step by step guide through the wishes to try new media. ft tells how to growth. Illus. $6,93 bask stages of sketching including the NRPA Members: $6.30 male collages and constructions using ma- selection of subject, composition and tech- terials like kidney beans, cardboard, maga- niques as well as the use of pencil, crayon, (36) SO-ENS ORIGINAL HOME SEWING zine clippings, string, colored paper, twigs, charcoal and Ink. Each point is clearly illus- ROOK by So-En. This is a finely illustrated sawdust, or the infinite number of odds and trated by the author's own sketches. sewing Instruction manual Including com- ends that can be found anywhere. Illus. Illus. $3.93 plete and accurate guides for clothes of all $3.95 NRPA Members: $5.40 types and sizes. illus. $2.00 NRPA Members: $3.60 NRPA Members: $IAM (301 FIGURE DRAWING FOR ALLiT'S (24) SELF EXPRESSION IN CLASSROOM WORTH by Andrew Loomis. The author (37) PATTERN DRAFTING by Dressmaking ART, Material-Process-Idea by John Lid- states that artists have no Jealously guarded Volume One and Volume Two. Here are stone. With the lively and understanding secrets. The only "mystery' is the personal two volumes of simple, easy to master di- help which this book offers a teacher im- interpretation of the artist. Nice all the recli-ns to the seamstress's anof pattern plementing an idea with a classroom of fundamentals, esthetic as well as practical, duffing, including men, women and chil- eager youngsters, it does not have to be a have been gathered into one book to aid dren's wear. Illus. frustrating and wasteful experience. In this everyone Interested in a tarter In commer- Volume One $1.0 concise and rewarding text the stage is set cial arL Illus. Voisin* tsvbo $2.00 and the directions are given for a wide va- NIIPA Members: NIIPA Members ea. $ 1

4 (38) PRINTMAKING ACTIVITIES FOR THE brant colors, as well as actual cut -ou'.s "use" In their daily activities and play. All CLASSROOM by Arne! W. Pattenmore. which are to be used as the basics in de- material and equipment are to be found in Printmaking becomes an exciting adventure veloping your own cut-outs. Mon (meaning the household. Illus. $2.50Paper $1.60 for your students with the ideas and practi- crest) and Kiri (meaning to cut) will intrigue NRPA Members: $2.25 $1 A5 cal help you'll find here. The text, written you. Illus. $3.25 with skill and understanding especially for NRPA Members: $2.95 (52) THE NEW HANDICRAFT: PROCESSES classroom use, is a stimulating idea source AND PROJECTS by Lester and Kathleen and a basic guide. The illustrations in each (45) PAPER PLAYTIME by Sadami Yamada. Griswold. This 'iOth revised edition includes chapter give examples of children's prints, This book will be a joy for all children. In 430 explicit photos and line drawings of show progressive steps in various tech- easy and simple language, the author has craft methods. Ideal for the amateur, the niques and hints for further exploration. presented a book which will enable chil- contents cover directions for the following There are 39 exquisite prints by children in dren to make their own paper zoo of in- crafts:Design and handicraft;basketry; full color, plus here's how techniques for credii,iy happy paper animals, out of only bookbinding; ceramics; decoration of fab- making color prints and a glossary of terms. one sheet cf paper. The pictures alone are rics; paper and wood; lapidary; plastics Illus. $7.50 worth having in your child's library, and the weaving; and woodwork. Illus. $9.95 NRPA Members: $6.75 poetic captions accompanying them will NRPA Members: $9.00 transform a rainy grey day into a sunflower (39) ART IN THE SCHOOLROOM by Man- field of activity. Illus. $2.95 (53) MAKE IT YOURSELF by C. M. Bennett fred L. Keiler. This book was written as a NRPA Members: $2.70 and C. V. Jackson. This gaily illustrated guide for teachers to help them with their book describes in simple language, will drily task. itis based on the belief that (46) PAPER SCULPTURE by Mary G. John- clear and attractive diagrams, something children possess a unique creative power ston. This book has been developed espe- interesting to make or do. Only the com- which will develop through constant stimu- cially for classroom use and both teacher monest materials-pencil, paper, cardboard, lation, and within this volume are guide- and student are benefited by this proved paste, paints, matchboxes-are required. Its lines to follow in order to cultivate that and limitless reservoir of materials and de- varied contents will keep children from creativity. $4.50 signs related to classroom activities and 7.14 occupied and engrossed for many NRPA Members: $4.05 seasonal decorations. Combines very valu- happy hours. Illus. $2.50 able art and education experiences. NRPA Members: $2.25 (40) POSTERS: DESIGNING, MAKING, RE- Illus. $5.30 PRODUCING by George F. Horn. The im- NRPA Members: $4.80 (54) CREATIVE CRAFTS FOR TODAY by aginative and flexible role of the poster is John Porichmouth. Geared to the kinder- Illustrated by actual examples of the art. (47) ORIGAMI: BOOK ONE. A presenta- garten age child, this book is a wealth of All phases of designing, coloring, lettering, tion of simple two-dimensional figures that ideas of specialinterestto mothers of and reproducing are covered In a stimulat- can 5e folded by the beginner. Illus.$1.00 young childuert, teachers, anyone needing ing presentation. Illus. $6.30 NRPA Members: $ .90 direction to keeping children busy. House- NRPA Members: $5.70 hold materials from nails to thread can be (48) ORIGAMI PLAYTIME by Tatsuo Miya- used for making many of the things which (41) BULLETIN BOARDS AND DISPLAYS by waki. Not only does this delightful book in- are an excitirg delight to children. Pro- Relno Randall and Edward C. Haines. Time- clude a fold-out sample of an exquisitely fusely Illustrated. $6.95 tested principles and suggestions for creat- produced sample of origami, but also ori- NRPA Members: $6.30 ing unique and dynamic displays for distri- gami paper from Japan to help you start bution of information and aesthetic func- out. The author has selected fairly easy ori- (55) BASIC CRAFTS by John R. Llndbeck, tions. Shows effectively how good design gami and has combined them in a story Lester G. Duenk and Marc F. Hansen. This speaks clearly. Illus. $4.25 based on twelve scenes from a certain book brings together a number of craft ac: NRPA Members: $3.85 happy Sunday. Such a pleasant book should tivitics invaring several different areas- be near children. Illus. $3.95 metals, graphics, plastics, leathers, and ce- (42) PAPER FOLDING AND PAPER SCULP- NRPA Members: $340 ramics. Each section contains a treatment of TURE by Kenneth Ody. An entertaining ex- the basictoots and materialsinvolved, ploration of the various ways of manipulat- (491 CARDBOARD CARPENTRY by Janet along with a discussion of methods of em- ing paper: folding, cuffing, curling, waving, and Alex D'Amato. This is a book to help ploying these materials creatively. This is an weaving, geometric solids, paper-sculpture children make interesting and simple crea- excellent presentation, geared to the level reliefs and sculpture in the round. Direc- tions from materials which can be found in of the junior high school student. tions for making all constructions are clear, the home. Most of the projects need only Illus. $6.25 detailed and systematic in ma'ner with pat- scissors, paste, crayons, etc. plus cardboard NRPA Members: $943 terns and step-by-step illustrations, There boxes. Toe many colorful toys and other are exceptionally fine photographs of tradi- items shown will challenge the imagination 156) CREATING ART WITH ANYTHING by tional and contemporary work. Illus. 0.93 of the young and will provide them with a Dora Z. Meilach. Readers of every age will NRPA Members: $3.40 medium of creating attractive objects for broaden their awareness of the expressive themselves. Illus. $3.93 tendst of mundane materials with this (43) CREATING WITH PAPER by Pauline NRPA Members: $3.60 4,1It of ideas and techniques of the art of Johnson. For those who are responsible for assembling 'found' objects. Writtzn and il- planning activities for youth organizations, (SO) HANDCRAFTS FOR HOLIDAYS by lustrated for the art student from early this book offers an immensely rewarding Janet and Alex D'Amato. Here is an excit- grades on up, for the educator, professional resource. The steadily increasing numbers ing book for children between the ages of artist, hobbyist, and craftsman. A treasury of people who seek to express themselves 7.12, a book loaded with suggestions for or art projects and ideas for classrooms through creathe forms of art or craft may creative ideas related to major holidays with more than 250 photographs in full well find that papercraft offers a simple but throughout the year. It provides plenty of color and black-and-white. Illus. $4.91 unending source of personal enrichment suggestions that may well motivate young NRPA Members: and satisfattion. Illus. $4.95 readers to create additional Ideas of their NRPA Mentbees: $4.50 own. Illus. $3.95 (57) CRAFTS DISHIN by Spencer Moseley, NRPA Members: $3.60 Pauline Johnson and Hotel Loenig. One of (44) mom-ictiti PUYTIME by IS/0 Honda. the most handsome and comprehensive One of Japan's many beloved handicrafts is (S1) MAKE IT AND USE III HANDCRAFTS books to combine illustrated techniques for ornamental paper cut-outs, or Mon-Kid FOR BOYS AND GIRLS by Bernice W. Carl- papearafts, bookbinding, weaving, textile this book is an indescribably beautiful In- son. These are easy to more difficult craft decorating,leather,clay,mosaics,and struction kit, including a variety of samples, projecillot youngsters 6-11. Children learn enameling. The outstanding quality and delicately and intricately produced in A- to construct simple articles that they can special emphasis on fine design makes this

S book an engrossing work of art initself. (64) TAKE AN EGG BOX: HOW TO MAKE fundamentals while utilizinghis natural Illus. $1915 INTERESTING MODELS by Richard Slack. aesthetic sense. Illus. $3.98 NRPA Members: $17.35 The author offers many enterprising and NRPA Members: $3.65 ,ngenious ideas (or making use of old egg (58) INTRODUCING RUSHCRAFT byK. containers. One of the most common and (71) CREATIVE HANDBOOK IDEASby Whitbourn. Written and illustrated by an ex- easily obtainable containers of all is used to Mary Jackson Ellis. A collection of children- perienced craftsman and instructor, here Is make animals, dolls and puppets, dolls' tested projects. [reticles general crafts and a sound Introduction to the art of rushcraft. house furniture, boats and other interesting some for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christ- Popular asitisin schools and amongst models. Itis well writteo and completely mas, Valentine's Day, Easter and other holi- amateurs, rushcraft is also incieasingly fol- illustrated and diagrammed. illus. $3.00 days. Drawings and directionsfor each lowed as a medical therapy. From all three NRPA Members: $2.70 project. Illus. $3.98 viewpoints, this pioneer book will be wel- NRPA Members: $3.65 comed. Illus. $5.75 (65) HANDY CRAFTS FROM SCRAPS by NRPA Members: $5.20 Olive Howie. Directions for many surpris- (72) ARTS AND CRAFTS FOR PRIMARY ingly useful and attractive items made from GRADE CHILDREN by Arthur S. Green. (591 ART ACTIVITIES FOR THE VERY scraps and discards such as plastic bottles, Based upon the creative expressive ap- YOUNG by F. Louis Hoover. Simply won- coat hangers, cardboard tubing, old hose, proach to teaching, rtilizing a wide variety derful photographs definitely prove this to boxes, etc.Includes Ideas forallages, of media: plaster, paper, soap, shells, but- be a child-tested treasure of activities.It mostly suited to upper elementary and tons, bottles, etc. Examples to stimulate was written especially for those from 3 to older youth. Completely illustrated with imagination and develop ability. 6 years, and includes 16 helpful hints for line drawings and photos expertly inter- illus. $4.98 working with this age group. Uses a variety woven with step-by-step procedures. NRPA Members: $4.59 of readily available materials and ends with Illus. $3.68 concrete suggestions foi a May Day activity. NRPA Members: $3.30 (73) THE KINDERGARTEN ARTS AND Illus. $5.25 CRAFTS BOOK by Arthur S.Green. For NRPA Members: $4.75 (66) HANDBOOK ON KNOTS AND counselors, teachers, or any adult working SPLICES by Charles E. Gibson. Incorporates with small children. Simple projects with (60) INDIAiti CRAFTS by Janet and Alex the rnost up-to-date Information on break- beads, bottles, paper, burlap, string, wood, D'Amato. Tradition among the Indians pro- ing strengths, synthetic fibers, and wirerope clay, felt, paint, potatoes, soap, pipe clean- duced distinct craft styles In each tribe. In usage for adults and youngsters in their ers, string, and other materials; stresses cre- the early days, climate, available materials, hobbies, yachtsmen, climbers, scouts and ativity rather than limitation, Illus. $5.95 and the events of dailylife,Influenced do-it-yourself enthusiasts.includes mats, NRPA Members: $5.40 everything the Indian did. While you will plaits and other fancy work. Illus. $4.95 make these crafts for fun and to learn about NRPA Members: $4.50 (74) SCRAPWOOD FUN FOR KIDS by Indian life, these same objects provide to- Robert F. Endicott. Complete full-sized pat- days Indians with a link to their history. 167) WORKING WITH LEATHER by Guy terns that can be traced over and over again Illus. $3.95 R. Williams. In a stimulating step-by-37"P allow maximum wood-working fun from NRPA Members: $3.60 fashion Mr. Williams' easy-to-follow IItruc- beginning to end of every project. Corn- lions are made even more straightforward pleZe directions and step-by-step illustra- (61) PASTIMES WITH STRING AND PAPER by a large number of illustrations. In all of tions help to avoid common errors and by William R. Ransom. A wonderful collec- frustrations for the beginner. A very helpful tion of things to do with string and paper the useful and purely decorative articles one or two necessary technical processes manual for the instructor or parent. flr preschoolers and youngsters. Detailed are explained and simple dimensions and Illus. $4.95 Instructions are given for knots and tricks NRPA Members: $4.50 with string; hats, animals, containers, and cutting diagrams are given. All in all, this is as exciting an Instruction book as one other articles from a piece of paper. Some (75) ART FROM SCRAP by Carl Reed and are sufficiently Intriguing for an adult. could hope to find. Illus. $4.95 NRPA Members: $430 Joseph Orze. Teachers and leaders of all Illus. $3.60 age groups will benefit greatly from the NRPA Members: $2.70 (68) WEAVING WITHOUT A LOOM by convenient lists of scrap materials, formu- Sadie R. Rainey. An approach to weaving las, and mixtures to be found in these pro- (62) COMPUTE 1100K OF HANDCRAFTS fessionally presented projects. Covers a by Ruth Zechlin. One of the finest collec- so easy and natural that children and adults have been Inspired to explore the many wide range of activities; sculpture, graph- tions of handcraft instructions to embrace ics, mosaics, puppets, masks, collages, jew- a sparkling variety of craftwork. Its diversity fascinating possibilities In this form of expression. Now beginners can be led to elry and crafts. Illus. $4.25 should appeal to many Interests, ages, and NRPA Members: $3.85 groups. A special knowledge or skill it not work with art without being frustrated by demanded of the reader; the work Is on an the technical difficulties involved. Brightly illustrated. (76) AMERICA'S KNITTING BOOK by Ger- amateur level. Tools and materials are sim- $7.93 trude Ta ,4or. Here is the knitting book for NRPA Members: $7.20 ple and inexpensive, and the Instructions everyone. Complete step-by-step instruc- are In dear and understandable terms. The tions for learning how to knit, directed to more than 1250 illustrations enable the (69) PRACTICAL WOODWORK by Charles the beginner, those who have confined reader to see each step of the projects. H. Heyward. A methodically detailed man- themselves to easy pieces, directed to the $9.25 ual on the basic essentials of woodworking occasional knitter, and new ideas for the NRPA Members: $8.15 and cabinet or furniture making clearly inexperienced knitter are all included In this terwoven with 171 line drawings and S6 broad and comprehensible work. photographs. Stresses hand methods, al- (631 DECOYS AND DECOY CARVERS OF Illus. $9.95 ILLINOIS by Paul W. Parmake and Forrest though the author Includes the use of light NRPA Members: $9.00 D. Loomis. This 506-page, illustrated vol- power tools. Apprentices, students and the ume of the highly unusual art of decoy Instructor should find the book invaluable. (77} FUN WITH NATURECRAFT by Avery tarring is a handsomely bound wealth of illus. $435 Nagle and Joseph teeming. Simple projects documented Information on those people PAPA Memben: $4-$0 using nuts, feathers, cones, leaves, flowers, who spend, in some cases, them entire lives twigs and the like. Excellent for camp or carving duck decoys. The intrrs.,cies and 001 CREATIVE ART IDEAS by Mary Jackson playground. Illus. PIS perfections of these wooden oddities is re- Ellis end Gene Watson. Method of creative NRPA Memben: $4.30 vealed here, an art to which most of the art training for children in the third and general public is blind. thus. $17.50 fourth grades. The child is given a basic (78) ARTS AND CRAFTS by Marguerite NRPA Members: $15.73 approach simple enough to grasp creative Ickis. Stetting a craft program; design and

6 color; papercraft; block, silk screen and techniques. The book is a valuable source appeared to specifically deal with group handprinting;bow( binding;weaving; for ideas, materials, and techniques, for movie-making, considering allits aspects. leathercraft; wood and metal work; pot- teachers and artists. Illus. $6.95 Illustrated throughout, itis an ideal guide tery;puppetry. Step-by-step Instructions; NRPA Members: $6.30 flr those seeking basic information on film describes minimum equipment needed. techniques. Illus. $5.95 Illus. 0.95 NRPA Members: $5.40 NRPA Members (91) THE FILMGOER'S COMPANION: From (79) RELIGIOUS IDEAS FOR ARTS AND Nickelodeon to New Wave by Leslie Ha Ili- CRAFTS by Russell and Ruth Barbour. This well, foreword by Alfred Hitchcock. An in- manual includes many symiools, emblems, ternational encyclopedia of film informa- and other expressions of religious faith for tion on actors, films, producers, directors, use in church, home, camp and conference, writers, cameramen, specialized film-mak- inorganizations and religious institutions ers, art directors, and composers. This is a and in the field of graphic arts. Especially stimulating and informative k.xicon indis- useful for craftworkers and leaders in the pensable to the student and scholar and a field of religion. Illus. $2.75 sours, of delight to the film buff and film- NRPA Members: $2.50 goer. $15.00 NRPA Members: $1330 180) SCISSORS SILHOUETTES by Mary C. (861 BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Lester. Used in connection with nature STITCHERY AND CRAFTS. A beautifully (92) ALL-IN-ONE MOVIE BOOK by Paul study,history,geography,reading and put together range of creative pastimes, Petzold. This is a basic book on the use of math, paper cutting is an aid to the imagi- from oil can painting, silk screening, and the amateur movie camera. Pointing out nation and is a pleasant activity for chil- fish printing, to hand weaving, knitting and the right way and warning of pitfalls, the author starts by showing how film-making dren of any age. Illus. $2.50 embroidery. Hundreds of how-to tips and NRPA Members: $2.25 ideas, projects for rainy afternoons, age-old differs from snapshooting, then launches crafts, the latest stitching methods and a Into advice on a great range of topics. The aim isto enable the tyro to make films Mil CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS edited full section of best selling bazaar ideas. Over 400 illustrations, 205 infull color. from the beginning. $5.95 by Charles H. Hayward. Woodwork as a NRPA Members: $5.40 hobby is more popular than ever, and this Illus. $6.95 NRPA Members: book brings many of itssecrets to the $6.30 (93) CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. A History amateur. It also offers designs, specific In- of the Moving Picture Serial by Kalton C. structions, and the fundamentals of carpen- (871 KNOTCRAFT by Allan and Paulette MacFarlan. A distinguished and practical Lahue. The author declares the book to be try, with everyday processes such as hinge- a "work of love," and he effectively fills ing. 8 Photos. Illus. $4.95 survey of the art of knot-tying afloat and ashore with a quick history of knots from thatglaring gap in cinema history-the NRPA Members: $4.50 silent serial. With humor and accuracy- all over the world and those devised by the and accompanied by many wonderful old (821 MASKS AND HOW TO MAKE THEM American Indians. The text and over 160 drawings are easily understood and their stills-the author covers the period from by Richard Slade. This book ksrovides an i914.1930, which should satisfy every film excellent study of masks and mask making. techniques will surely provide an added margin of safety in camp, on the trail, listorian, film-maker, or just film fans. It outlines the history of the mask and gives Illus. $6.95 aboard ship, and even in the home. Knot- clear and simple instructions for making NRPA Members: $6.30 various types; paper-mache, buckram, ani- ting for utility, games and magic are all here. Illus. mal masks, portrait masks, and large heads $5.95 (94) MOTION PICTURES by A. R. Fulton. for carnival processions. Also includes mak- NRPA Members: This story takes you from Edison's one- ing headdresses, and information about roomstudiotothemuitimillion-dollar books on masks and displays In museums. I. ARTS and CRAFTS. HOBBIES Hollywood studios, the peep-shows to Cir. Itisillustrated by diagrams and photo- erama. This first art to emerge from a ma- graphs with beautiful masks from various C. Film, Film-making and chine has had a rapid and exciting history, countries. Illus. $3.75 Photography and this book-with its fine photos and de- NRPA Members: $3.40 tailed analyses of famous scenes-will be MS) HOW TO MAKE ANIMATED MOVIES fine reading for all film-makers as well as (83) CREATIVE USE OF STITCHES by Vera by Anthony Kinsey. Written for the novice fans. Illus. $5.93 P. Guild. Uses an ingenious and colorful film-maker, this book includes all of the NRPA Members: $5.40 array of yarn, ribbon, strings, thread and current methods and techniques in a clear- burlap to design and "paint" with stitches. cut, r. W to follow manner. Illus. $6.93 t951 WORLD OF LAUGHTER by Kalton C. Provides a unique touch for expanding your NAPA Memben: $6.30 Lahue. Not so long ago, the movies meant decorsting repertoire in other crafts. custard pies flying, cops (the Keystone sort) Illus. $3.93 (891 THE EYE OF EISENSTAEOT by Alfred falling headling into mud and water, cars NRPA Members: $5.40 Eisenstaedt as told to Arthur Goldsmith, a just keeping on the right side of cliffs, etc. book in answer to all the requests about Yet there were many other kinds of silent (84) EMBROIDERY STITCHES by Anne But- how he took some of his great pictures, film comedy, from about 1910-1930, and, ler. This illustrated guide catches clearly the tcehnical advice, etc. The creator of more with an appendix of all the films made by stages by which a stitch is completed. Vivid than 90 the covers discusses portraits, land- eleven prominent comedians or teams and drawings and photographs abound, making scapes, action and human-interest pictures, great photo stills, the book is fine reading the book extremely useful to students of and much practical advice for photogra- for film buffs. Illus. $3.93 the crafts. Beginners and all who embroider phers at every stage. And of course this NRPA Members: $3.40 for pleasure will find much of use. beautiful collection of photos can be en- Illus. loved all. $6.93 l96) PARE LORENTZ AND THE DOCUMEN- NAPA Members: $3.40 NAPA Members: $6.30 TARY IllM by Robert I. Snyder. Film students--especially those interested in docu- (83) CREATIVE CARVING by Dona 7. Mei- (90 HOW TO MAKE MOVIES by Robert mentary film-making-will And this story of Itch. In fully illustrated step-by-step direc- Ferguson. Here Is a practical guide to group a film -maker and his films of great Interest. tions, you are shown how to work with the 110 activity that offers a very lorentt's documentaries are now regarded softest material and simplest tools, grad- wide variety of interests to a number of as classics, $6.93 ually advancing to the more demanding different people. Until now, no book has NRPA Members: SOO

7 (97) MAKING PHOTOGRAMS. The Crea- guide to tuck In the corner of a com- estingly detailedinstructionsto making tive Process of Painting with Light by Vi ma modious gadget bag. Paper $1.95 paper airplanes. There are separate refer- Haffer. What are "photograms?" With very NRPA Members: $1.75 ence sections on principles of aviation, ad- little equipment (a dark room, some photo- justments, and methods of sending your graphic paper, two simple solutions) the (103) THE COLOR PHOTO BOOK by An- craft aloft. illus. $2.95 reader can exploit the endless possibilities dreas Feininger. For the price of a few rolls NRPA Members: $2.70 of the medium. Included in this basic ref- of film, the author gives you the benefit of erence is a portfolio of samples which, his vast experience in the field of color pho- (107) HIGH FLYERS: COLORFUL KITES whether for visual enjoyment or for in- tography, the result of 20 years of work as FROM JAPAN by Tadao Saito. A land rich struction, will be enjoyed as an album of a staff photographer for Life Magazine. This with paper and bamboo, Japan, over many uniqueness and beauty by artist and crafts- unique book goes beyond the strictly tech- long ages, has developed many varieties of man. lilus. $10.00 nical requirements of color photography, kites, some of which are the finest in the NRPA Members: $9.00 never forgetting that making effective color world. Because the author wishes to show photographs demands more. The author children in other countries some of them, (98) KOPS AND CUSTARDS. The Legend of devotes a series of fascinating chapters to he has written this book. Illus. $3.95 the Keystone Films. (A Book) by Kahan C. such subjects as photogenic qualities, mo- NRPA Members: $3.60 Lahue and Terry Brewer. The "Keystone tivation, symbols, coin( perception, and the Kops" have become a part of the language control and nature of color. With these (108) AIRBORNE ALL-STARS by Yasuaki and American tradition, and this history basic underlying principles, the photogra- Ninomiya. The author has chosen fifteen with many photographs and stills will be pher should succeed with any camera. Il- famous propeller and jet aircraft models delightful reading for anyone engaged In lustrated with examples. $12.95 from all over the world to use as guides the production or simple enjoyment of NRPA Members: $11.70 for p.aper.airplane building. All are easy to motion pictures. illus. $5.95 build,they may be hand thrownor NRPA Members: $5.40 launched from a rubber-hand catapult. I. ARTS and CRAFTS. HOBBIES illus. $2.95 (99) THE HALL OF FAME OF WESTERN D. Model-making, Collecting & NRPA Members: $2.70 FILM STARS by Ernest N. Comeau. Here they all are In one bookl The greatest col- Other Hobbles lection of film stars ever assembledbe- (109) CLASSIC FILM COLLECTION by Kal- ginning with Bronco Bill Anderson and (104) MAKING MOBILES by Guy R. Wil- ton C. Lahue. This authoritative book Is ending with the arrival of the television liams. This book begin with simple paper the first to bring together under one cover cowboy heroes. The author's work covers and card mobiles; then moves on to wire, all phases of classic film collectingevery- a span of fifty years and will acquaint the wood, metal, and other materials. Included thing from the problems of beginning a reader with all the matinee Idols of the Pre clear, detailed instructions about tools collection through care of equipment to western genre. Illus. $9.75 and material handling, different methods the collecting of movie memorabilia. Con- taining about 100 photographs, this book NRPA Members: $8.80 of joining parts, how to determine correct suspension, form, balance, color, etc. with is a treasure-trove of scenes from important many useful hints and tips. Numerous dia- classic films. lilus. $6.95 (100) CAMERA BELOW by Hank Frey and grams to clarify the step-by-step instruc- $6.30 Paul Tzlmoulis. A complete work on un- NRPA Members: tions. Illus. derwater photography by two research sci- $4.95 NRPA Members: $430 entists who have between them 25 years (110) THE THURSDAY WINING ART of underwater photography experience. its WORLD by D. H. Mevers. The author de- dear, skillful descriptions of the environ- (105) HOW TO MAKE AND FLY PAPER livers this series of devilish brilliant lec- ment, the equipment and the techniques AIRPLANES by Capt. Reich Stanton Boma- tures on 25 years of the human comedy make this c valuable and practical resource by, U.S.N. (Ret.). The distinguished author of modern American art. His audience is for the beginning and advanced diver of shows the reader exactly how to build and the entire art worldthe collectors, the stilland movie photography. There are fly paper planes. He 'blueprints" six basic dealers, the museum-goers, the critics, and, more than 100 photographs and numerous models including the Barnaby model that especially, the artists themselves. Beyond charts and line drawings illustrating the look first prize at the First International the humor of this book is a very urgent authoritative text on this major new art and Paper Airplane Competition conducted by concern for the future of art In a society science. Illus. $12.00 Scientific American magazine. Tells how that merges engineers, investors, and show- NRPA Mentben: $10.80 to make planes do tricks and how to people under the label 'artist." Illus. $5.00 hold a competition. Includes a glossary NRPA Members: $430 (101) DISCOVER YOUR SELF THROUGH of aeronatical terms. Hearth, endorsed by PHOTOGRAPHY: A Creative Workbook foe all ages! illus. 030 (111) ART COLLECTING FOR AMATEURS Amateur and Professional by Ralph Hat- NRPA Members: $3.15 by Richard Seddon. This subjectis,of tersley, "Photography's most controversial course, vast, but the reader will become writer," according to Popular PhotoitAPAY familiar with the workings of the art mar- where his "class" appears each month. This ket, auction procedures, dealers, and gal- magnificently illustrated guidebook begins leries. All of the major fields of art collect- with deceptively simple exercises and then ing are discussed. lilus. Paper $130 follows the most unusual approaches to a a NRPA Members. $133 photography ever assembled In any book. Chapter headings include, "Free Your Crea- (112) ANTIQUES FOR AMATEURS by tive Mind," and "Discover Your Own Secret C. G. l DuCann. In this book, the author Symbols." More than 273 photographs. offers beginning collectors, the benefits of $14.93 Hs long and varied experiences with an- !MA Members: $1130 tiques. His aim is to turn ordinary people, who may or may not be Interested in (102) YOUR GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY: antiques, into knowledgeable collectors. A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK by Helen Finn Paper $130 Brute. This volume is good for the begirt- NRPA Membent $133 nee who Is looking for an introduction to picture taking techniques and equipment. HOS) Fit-ACE ;AMIOltit by Yasuald Nino- (113) SILVERCOLLECTING FOR AMA- It is equally handy tor the advanced pho- rnlya. This book Mitten) plenty of different TEURS James Henderson. The author, a tographer who wants concise reference airframe forms, with simple and Inter- saves with many years' experi-

$ ence, shows how this fascinating hobby have been chosen to illustrate a truly orig- sions in this comprehensive anthology of is within the reach of anyone who wants inal introduction to the history of art. Bril- creative writing. $4.00 to surrour I himself with objects of great liantexamplesoftheengraver'sand NRPA Members: $3.60 beauty, intrinsic worth, and practical use. printer's skill are presented in greatly en- P, par 5 1.1:3 larged sizes. The opportunity to collect (127) THERE'S A DECORATOR IN YOUR NRPA Members: all the stamps is provided in spaces for DOLL HOUSE by Melanie Kahane. A won- mounting them The superb text in this derful upstairs and downstairs approach to (114) THE NAVAJO AND PUEBLO SILVER- unique book combines the delights of two doll houses, and doll furnishings. A treas- SMITHS by John Adair. The most wide- wonderful worlds-the world of art and ure house of decorating fun and informa- ly-admire( native American handicrafts are the world of stamps. Illus. $4.95 tion for almost any age or degree cf skill. the Naval weaving and the Navajo and NAPA Members: $4.50 A beautifully illustrated book with patterns Pueblo Ow r work. This boo!: presents the and extremely simple to follow instructions tatter to the reader with excellent photo- (121) AROUND THE WORLD: Learning and text. Illus. $9.95 graphs of some of the most notable pieces, Through Stamps Vol II by Elizabeth and NRPA Members: $9.00 new and old. The book will be valuable to Klaus Gemming. This unusual book is an dealers, lad men, ethnologists, and amateur armchair geography with a difference-a (128) TROPICAL PLANTING AND GAR- craftsmen. Illus. $5.95 memorableinternationaltourillustrated DENING by Nixon Smiley. I; useful and NRPA Members: $5.40 with striking enhigernent, of 108 of the readable book which is a guide, providing worlt.'s handsomest stamps. The informal answerstogardeningproblems which (115) UNITED STATES COIN BOOK, 7th textofferscountlessentertainingfacts come up from time to time. Such subjects Revised Edition, by Charles J.Andrews. about localcustoms. Spaceisgivento as designing a tropicalgarden,lawn Complete guide in handy form, to all the mount stamps on each page as foreign grasses and their care, pruning, insect pests coins of the United States with data show- messengers. Illus. $4.93 and diseases are dealt vith. Illus. $3.95 ingcurrentvalues of every coin ever NRPA Members: $4.50 NR'A Members: $3.60 minted by the U.S A. For collectors, hobbyists and err rycne who handles coins. Pro- (122) PORTRAITS OF GREATNESS: Learn- (129) CHECK POINTS ON HOW TO BUY fusely illustrated. $3.515 ing Through Stamps Vol.Ill by Elizabeth ORIENTAL RUGS by Charles W. Jacobsen. NRPA Members: and Klaus Gemming. This latest volume in Intended primarily for buyers of oriental the series is a book of unique portraits- rugs, this book will educate people buying (116) COWLES COMPLETE ENCYCLOPEDIA on-stamps, including fine paintings, un- for the first time as well as aiding seasoned OF VS, COINS by Mort Reed. This superb usual engravings, photographs and even collectors and purchasing agents for large referencewilt., thoroughly describes and caricatures. These are the likenesses of stores.It will, in addition, enable anyone illustrate,s ery coin ever minted by the Mozart and Luther, Jefferson and Curie to evaluate rugs already owned. Illus. $7.50 U.S. sincr((linage was first authorized In et al.-men and women who changed the NRPA Members: $6.75 1792. find, drawn illustrations, prepared world. The world of history and biography by the author, clearly depict the obverse -on stamps' Illus. $4.95 1130) HOW TO BUILD MODEL CARS by and reverse every coin, the three major NRPA Members: $4.50 William Nordner. Model car building has conditio of wear, and other specific de- become a favorite of alt age groups and tails sbkorbing book for every coin (123) FIFTY FAVORITE F:OBBIES by Arthur this book details complete instructions. hobbyistn s professional. Illus. $7.95 Lieber. Whether you want to learn more $2.95 NRPA M ^ml u.rs: $7.20 about your present hobby or begin a new NRPA Members: $2.70 one, this book should be of tremendous (117) Hu% .` TO BUILD A COIN COLLEC- assistance. There are so many hobbies to 1131) HOW TO BUILD MODEL SHIPS by TIONRe. ed 9th Edition) by Fred Rein- choose from, and the author has jam- William Nordner. Hereisa step-by-step feld. 1 rlu,tc t in this compact handbook packed his book with useful information guide to building all types of ships, from are mil :hods, a guide to coin con- to help the hobbyist with fifty of them. pre-fabricated model kits to building from ditions, rb,of specialization, selection Illus. $4.95 scratch. Illus. $2.93 and enlarged photographs, as NRPA Members: $430 NRPA Members: $2.70 well as a (dialog of the latest American and foreign values. Paper $130 (124) HANDBOOK OF WATCH AND NRPA Members: $1.35 CLOCK REPAIRS by H. G. Harris. The so- II. DRAMA, PUPPETRY, STORY. called mysteries inside a watch or clock TELLING tnd MAGIC (1181 CHINESE KITES, How to Make and case are explained In simple language and Fly Them by David F. fue. A lovely book. dispelled with graphic illustrations of the 11 2) COSTUMES IN THE THEATRE by A soaringkite,beautifully formed and basic principles of timekeeping. Especially lames Laver. 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Imaginative use of examples of of 17 fr000losves (9 for girls and 8 for For the first time, over 100 of lyric, blank and free verse and other forms boys) and 7 short plays for mixed casts the world's most beautiful postage stamps of composition creates stimulating discus- ranging from 11 to IS; all parts are ap-

9 proximatelyequal inimportance.No ducers, directors, and actors. Illus. $2.95 (151) ONE-ACT PLAYS FOR YOUNG AC- royalty. Paper $2.50 NRPA Members: $2.70 TORS by John Murray. A collection of NRPA Members: $2.25 farces, comedies, mysteries, and dramas for (143) REHEARSAL-LESS SKITS AND PLAYS stage and study. Simple staging require- (135) THE CLUBWOMAN'S ENTERTAIN- by Lawrence M. Brings. A collection of ments, easy-to-act "character" parts, mod- MENT BOOK by Lawrence M. Brings. A very short, Ice-breaker type skits and stunts ern costuming. $4.98 compilationofplays,comedies,skits, requiring almost no rehearsal; usually used NRPA Members: $4.50 shorties, pageants, pantomimes, and other associalrecreationrather thanstrictly types of enterta:nment novelties for use by drama. $4.95 (152) CREATIVE PLAYS AND PROGRAMS women's clubs, church guilds, PTA groups NRPA Members: $4.50 FOR HOLIDAYS by Rowena Bennett. A rich and fraternal societies. $4.50 source of easy-to-learn program material NRPA Members: $4.05 (144) MODERN PANTOMIME ENTERTAIN- of high quality. The variety and scope of MENTS by EffaE. Preston. for pre-teens, this collection of more than 150 royalty- (136) THE BOYS' ENTERTAINMENT BOOK teens and adults;players have no lines freeplays,playlets, poems, and choral by Robert G. Smith. A collection of snappy but a reader usually is required; large and readings for holidays and seasonal cele- skits,shorties.stunts, games, dramatized small casts; Includes shadow plays, panto- brations makes it possible to arrange pro songs and ghost stories for boys' groups, mine songs, charades, and a section on grams of any length, for any size cast or and even girls' clubs, for use in amateur staging. Paper $2.50 any combination of the material. A very satisfying means of expression for children shows, parties, campfires, etc. $4.95 NRPA Members: $2.25 NRPA Members: $4.50 In the lower and middle grades. $7.95 $7.20 (145) CREATIVE DRAMA IN SCHOOLS by NRPA Members: (137) THE MODERN SKIT AND STUNT Gabriel Barnfield. Children can be inspired BOOK by Myrna Reeves Deason, Paul S. to act naturally says the author, and per- (153) PLAYS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS by McCoy, Effa E. Preston, Beatrice Plum' and formance In a structured play tends to EffaE. Preston. Ten short plays for boys Harry W. Githens. A collection of 1u-min- make children afraid of forgetting lines or and girlsof elementary or junior high ute sketches, humorous miniature plays, going wrong In some other way. This stifles school age, around such themes as safety, musicalnovelties,and snortskitsarid the emotions, and by clarifying a full rarge thrift,politeness. Casts range from 7 to stunts; suitable for presentation In banquet of techniques the author explains how a over 40. $2.50 hails, clubrooms or classrooms, as well as teacher can develop creative dramatics. NRPA Members: $2.25 on an orthodox stage. Illus. $4.95 Illus. $10.00 NRPA Members: $4.50 NRPA Members: $ 9.00 (154) BEST CHURCH PLAYS: A Bibliog- raphy of Religious Drama by Albert John- (138) THE MASTER STUNT BOOK by (146) SIMPLIFIED STAGECRAFT MANUAL son. A practicalhandbookofchurch Lawrence M. Brings. A collection of stunts, by LeRoy Stahl.Elementary material on dramas that are pertinent, provocative, and pantomimes, skits and games selected to scene building,painting,lighting,stage producible. The plays are the best of those meet the requirements of clubs, schools, effects,costuming,and manydifferent that are of educational, recreational or con- churches and youth groups. $4.95 kinds of makeup; directed primarily to the gregationalmerit.includes bothalpha- NRPA Members: $4.50 beginning group with little experience and betical and subject matter listings and ad- a small budget. Illus. $5.98 dresses of publishers, authors, and agents (139) FUN WITH STUNTS by Effa E. Pres- NRPA Members: $5.40 are given. Some of the subjects covered are ton. A collection of up-to-date stunts, skits, biblical, Christmas, Easter, Jewish mission- radioandtelevision material,musical (147) STAGE MAKE-UP by Yoti Lane. Gives ary, Thanksgiving, and World-Friendship stunts, pantomimes to aid the program detailed help for all those who don grease- plays. ThisIsa much-needed reference director. $4.95 paint.Includesgeneral andcharacter work for the director of church drama. NRPA Members: $4.50 make-up, ancillaries of make-up, make-up Paper $3.95 charts for some well-known plays. NRPA Members: $3.60 (140) EASY SKITS FOR YOUNGSTERS by Illus. $3.95 Marilyn Ames and Jane MacDonald. Group NRPA Members: $3.60 (155) PLAYS AND FAMOUS STORIES AND participation is made easy with this appeal- FAIRY TALES by Adele Thane. Twenty-eight ing collection of lively skits for children 8 (148) CHURCH PLAYS AND HOW TO creative dramatizations of the stories of to 12. This success is due in large measure Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers to no scenery, or costume requirements. STAGE THEM by Albert Johnson. The author writes simply and intelligibly, drawing Grimm, and many other favorites make up The very adaptable material is also recom- this treasury of royalty-free, one-act plays mended for leaders working with handi- on his experience confidently,yet with modesty, recognizing that no two situa- for boys and girls. Skillfully adapted by an capped children. Paper $2.50 experienced children's drama director, the NRPA Members: $2.2S tions in the presentation of church plays are alike. The book sets very high stand- plays in this collection will provide exciting and satisfying entertainment for young ards and its dedication to excellenceis (1411 FUN WITH SKITS, STUNTS AND evident throughout. $3.00 people as they bring to life familiar story- STORIES by Helen and Larry Eisenberg. book characters. $7.95 NRPA Members: $2.70 Here are hundreds of amusing skits, stunts NRPA Members: $7.20 and stories to be worked out with a minimum of preparation and simple props. (149) GAY NINETIES MELODRAMAS by There is an Imaginative variety here, in- Lawrence M. Brings. A collection of 24 (156) PLAY A PART by Bernice Wells Car- cluding some priceless one-man entertain- old-time "melleedramas"for2to 11 son. Want to play your part the best you ment plans. Illus. $3.50 players; several are done in pantomime. can? Want to show how Important a minor NRPA Members: $3.15 Not great dramas, but fun for social recrea- role can be? Acting's not difficult, espe- tion. $4.95 cially when you have this book to help. (142) THE HANDBOOK OF SKITS AND NRPA Members: $4.50 This creative approach to dramatics makes STUNTS by Helen and Larry Eisenberg. A it funl The author, who has worked with companion to Fun with Skits, Stunts and (150) TEEN-AGE COMEDIES by F. Miksch. many young people's groups, has included Stories, this extensive manual of 400 com- A collection of curtain-raisers,skits and some thirtyoriginal puppet plays,skits, pletely staged skits and stunts generally playletsofsocialmore thandramatic playlets, real-life dramas, and plays. A short requires some preparation and rehearsal. value. Easy to stage; require few rehearsals. study of each scene, characters, and props All the information needed for production $4.98 introduces each. Illus. $5.95 Isclearly outlined for the aspiring pro- NRPA Members: $4.50 NRPA Members: $5A0

10 (157) CHILDREN'S THEATRE AND CREA- these shadows and technical instructions Cons and colorful historical anecdotes de- TIVE DRAMATICS editedby Geraldine about light sources and screens combine scribes the early attempts and possible ex- Brain Siks and Hazel Brain Dunnington, to teach the pleasures of shadowgraphy. plorations of America by the Phoenicians Revised 3rd Edition. This book may be Illus. $3.25Paper $1.70 and Romans to the Irish and Vikings to the read from beginning to end to gain con- NRPA Members: $2.95 $1.55 known recorded voyages of John Cabot cepts of development and philosophy, or and Squanto. Illus. Paper $1.75 it may serve as a handbolk for detailed (163) YOU CAN MAKE A STRING PUPPET NRPA Members: $1.60 study of principles and practices.It may by Richard Slade. From the simple list of also be used as a reference, and it may materials used to the detailed instructions (169) THE COMPLETE PEDDLER'S PACK by serve to stimulate further research in spe- on how to dress the finished product, this May Justus. A treasure for collectors of cific areas of children's drama. $3.95 book is a masterpiece of concise and exact folklore and for the young of all ages, this NRPA Members: $3.60 Instructions. Each full-page photograph is book has a rare distinction. Included a e beautifully designed to show more clearly games, songs, rhymes, and riddles from (158) PLAY PRODUCTION byHenning than words the step-by-step processof mountain folklore-and music as well as Nelms. By avoiding the purely theoretical, building a string puppet. Illus. $3.95 words to 19 songs are included. $3.95 the author has managed to cover almost NRPA Members: $3.60 NRPA Members: $3.60 the whole range of subjects dealing with the production of the play. The person (164) JUDY & ANDREW'S PUPPET BOOK (170) RICKY IN THE WORLD OF SPORT who is interested in theatre and wishes to by Muriel Goaman. This book isforall by Marion Renick. The flesh and appealing increase his appreciation of plays and their girls and boys who want to make puppets theme of this sports story for boys and girls production wilt find something of interest themselves and runtheir own puppet Is a real winner. Ricky was sure there must In each chapter. Paper $1.95 shows.It explains an easy way to make be some sport he could excel in, but what. NRPA Members: $1.75 both glove and string puppets, how to Then he made the greatest discovery of all paint and dress them and how the strings -that running was a real sport] The author (159) THEATRE DOUBLE GAME by Samuel work. Instructions for making a puppet has created a likeable group of city young- Selden. With an eye directed to the play- theatre and suggestions for plays are in- sters and brought them exuberantly to life. goer rather than the performer, this origi- cluded. Inds. $3.95 The illustrations are unmatchable. nal and useful contribution to knowledge NRPA Members: $3.60 Illus. $3.75 about the theatre shows how artists In the NRPA Members: $3.40 playhouse-the playwright, the actor and (165) SILHOUETTE SKILLS byMary C. the director-serve the playgoer as crea- Lester. In this book, the recognized place (171) MORE JOKES FOR CHILDREN by tors and guides for his part of the double of paper cutting as an exercise which gives Marguerite Kohl and Frederica Young. A game. This book clarifies for both play- both skill and training to the hand and eye sparkling compendium of 650 new riddles, goer and the playmaker the primary con- Is emphasized. Additional emphasis is given rhyr ses, puns, gruesomes, classroom capers, cept of theatre as an institution of game- to the educational value which the child double talk, daffy definitions, jokes about playing. $6.00 obtains from being able to connect his art morons, bugs, birds, dinosaurs, elephants, NRPA Members: $5.40 to the objects which he cuts from the sil- and other familiar and unfamiliar things. houette paper. The author has included Laughs for children of almost any age, in (160 PUPPET MAKING THROUGH THE poems, stories, and quizzes to prevent the all settings. Pis. $3.50 GRADES by Grizelia H. Hopper. Here is a picturecutting from becoming pattern- NRPA Members: $3.15 book of fresh, new techniques for class- making. Illus. $2.50 roompuppetry.Studentsuseeveryday NRPA Members: $2.25 (172) CHALK TALK MANUAL by Harlan items with freshness and sensitivity to make Tarbell. How to entertain with an illus- lively puppets-with real personality-the (166) FELL'S GUIDE TO HAND PUPPETS: tratedlecture;short stories,verses and kind everyone enjoys. There are basic ma- HOW TO MAKE AND USE THEM by stunts, with directions for making appro- terials and techniques for making 15 dif- Dorothy Richter. Containing not only valu- priate chalk sketches to accompany them; ferent.kinds of puppets, ideas for dressing able and extensively illustrated classroom describes the equipment needed and tells and manipulating, plus practicalsugges- tested instructions for making puppets but, how to use it most efficiently. Illus.$4.95 tions for staging puppet plays. A success- out of her long teaching experience, the NRPA Members: $4.50 ful book to spark new opportunitiesin author has followed through with all the learning. Illus. $5.60 Information needed to dress and manipu- (173) GOOD STORIES AND HOW TO NRPA Members: $5.05 late the puppets and put on successful TELL THEM by V. S. Goodreds. Delightful puppet shows. Clear descriptions are also reference book for speaker and chairman. (161) THE MASTER PUPPET BOOK by given on how to make a stage and provide Contains basic principles of speech and LeroyStahl andEffa E. Preston. Aptly it with scenery and lighting. The author theirrelationtosuccessfulstorytelling. titled, this joyful book is extremely well has included a list of sources of supplies Points up important relationship between illustrated and suited to its task. It brings needed to carry out the instructions.$5.95 speech content and the stories used. $4.95 together the making of marionettes and NRPA Members: $5.40 NRPA Members: $4.50 puppets in a practical, inexpensive and easy to follow way with the art of F-nduc- (167) THE WOLFLING by Sterling North. (174) THE CREATION OF THE SUN AND ing and stagecraft. Has the stamp of being Already regarded as a classic, this is the THE MOON by B. Traven. This beautiful personally tested by the authors through- story of a friendly wolf raised from a pup Mexican legend tells the story of a young out. Production of any one of the numer- by a boy. As he develops, so does his love Indian hero who saves mankind by re- ous plays should prove as pleasurable to of nature, which is kindled by the guid- kindling the Sun after it has been extin- the puppeteers as it wilt to the audience. ance of the great Swedish naturalist, Thure guished by the spirits of evil. The author Illus. $4.95 Kumilen, who owns the adjacent farm. The has given new life to this age-old Indian NRPA Members: $4.50 book is further distinguished by North's story. His vivid retelling and the stunning love of the natural beauty of America. Illustrations will excite the imagination of (162) THE ART OF HAND SHADOWS by $5.95 readers of all ages. Highly recommended. Albert Almoznino. In this book the author NRPA Members: $5.40 $3.95 offers his years of experience as a hand NRPA Members: $3.60 shadow artist.His hand shadow listin- (168) EARLY EXPLORERS OF AMERICA by cludes such people as John Kennedy, Rich- Paul Giambarba. The answer to the riddle (175) FEBOLD FEBOLDSON: TALL TALES ard Nixon, Stalin, Lincoln, as well as as- of early voyages lies with the reader; his FROM THE GREAT PLAINS by Paul R. sortment of objects, animals and plants. imagination holds the key. This thought Beath. In selecting the stories printed in Photographsillustrating how toobtain provoking book with its striking illustra- this book, the author chose only those tales

11 which are typical of the life lived on the by the use of a story well told and discus- (185) TEACH YOURSELF MAGIC by 1. Els- Great Plains. This collection of talltales, sion thoughtfully led. This book is offered den Tuffs. A bag of easy and advanced revolving around Febold Feboldson, a fic- as one source of stories that teach.$1.25 tricksfortheamateur and professional titious character patterned after Paul Bun- NRPA Members: $1.15 magician. Feats of magic involving ends, yan, represents the lighter side of the pio- coins, and silk handkerchiefs are explained neer plainsman's serious and often tragic (180) GLUSKAP THE LIAR AND OTHER and such topics as arwiging a small show, struggle to wrest a living from a stubborn INDIAN 1ALES by Horace P. Beck. Humor, giving a children's performance, and build- land. $1.30 terror, trickery; vampires, witches and can- ingnecessaryapparatus arediscussed. NFDA Members: $1.20 nibals; brave youths and beautiful girls, are Clear, simple diagrams accompany the text. the major ingredients of this fascinating Illus. $4.95 volume. Aside from the pleasure the text NRPA Members: $4.50 will give the layman reader, a concise ap- 14 pendix, valuable to the serious student of (186) CARD TRICKS FOR BEGINNERS by folklore,provides a discussionofthe Harry Baron. This book is not designed for sources and the motifs involved Inthis the professional, although the seasoned collection of Penobscot Indian folk tales. performer will gain much from it. Rather $5.95 itis intended for the many thousands of NRPA Members: $5.40 magical enthusiasts. The numerous tricks described in the book have been selected primarily because of their impact on the 0 N (1811 LEGENDS OF THE SHAWANGUNK 011111.011 by Philip H. Smith. These legends were audience and they are ones fairly easy to br 1 lot' perform. 'Hui. $4.95 .77 OZZ, first published in the late 19th century and have long been out of print. They will in- NRPA Members: $4.50 trigue the folklorist and entertain the general reader. Some of the subjects the author (187) CARD TRICKS FOR EVERYONE by writes about are the Esopus Wars, the Staryon. The Greeks did some conjuring, and it has been a part of the world of en- (176) PAWNEE HERO STORIES AND FOLK Mastodon, Catherine DuBois, the burning of Wawarsing, and Tom Quick, the Indian tertainment ever since. The author's con- TALES by George Bird Grinnell. The reader as a prestidigitator (magic of this book will be highly grateful to the slayer. Thelegendsincludehistorical siderable talei. sketches, biographical notes, and thrilling tricks) brings to life this anthology of sim- author, who, in the late 1880's, visited the ple and progressively difficult feats with Pawnee Agency in Indian Territory. This border incidents and adventures relating is a collection of his personal conversa- to the counties of Orange, Ulster, and Sul- cards. The book is profusely illustrated with text keyed to each execution. Illus.$4.50 tions with the Eagle Chief. The purpose of livan lying in the Shawangunk region. $4.05 the book was to record, first-hand, and $5.50 NRPA Members: from a direct and informed source, how NRPA Members: $4.95 things were in the olden times, to get the story and to retain a tangible history of the (182) LEGENDS OF THE OUTER BANKS by III. GAMES Pawnee Indian. This book is that tangible Charles Harry Whedlair.,There is hardly an story. $1.65 inch of territory along North Carolina's (188) HANAFUDA: THE FLOWER CARD NRPA Members: $1.50 coast without a legend attached to it. This GAME by JapanPublications.Although bookisanaffectionateportrait of the there are numerous variations of the Japa- people who daily pull a living out of the nese card game, Hanafuda, this book con- treacherous waters of the Atlantic. A tribute centrates on the most popular, a simple to the hardiness and courage that has made game called Matching Flowers, and the the Banker a rare breed-a breed whose more sophisticated and vastly more enter- PAWNIEE true stories are, indeed, stranger than fic- taining Eighty-eight and Koi -Koi. The text STOMP AND $3.75 FOLK -TALES tion. carefully explains the meanings of the pic- NRPA Members: $3.40 tures on the cards and their values as well GFC41,Gt I as how to take tricks, keep score and count (183) GHOST TALES OF THE UWHARRIES points. Sample game situations are included by Fred T. Morgan. Out of the ancient, to master the rules and enable the reader spirit-haunted hills of the Uwharries have to start having fun as quickly as possible. come these tales, all handed down in one Illus. $3.95 form or another by generations of story- NRPA Members: $3.60 tellers. Some of these tales are downright scary, best read in the daytime. Others are (189) FILE 0' FUN by Jane A. Harris. This humorous, ideal for reading aloud. And compact pamphlet of leadership methods then, some are in-between-warm, friendly and techniques gives specific, workable (177) STORYTELLING WITH THE FLANNEL tales told with affection for the land and suggestions toward being a more effective BOARD, BOOK ONE by PaulS. Ander- for the people who generated them. For leader of social games. The activities in- son. Attractive collection of old and new many yearstheUwharrieghostshave cluded are graded to the age for which stories for children. Instructions for making frightened, fascinated, and entertained both they are suited. Materials for all types of and using a flannel board are given. The those who recount their stories and those social occasions and all ages are covered. illustrations can be copied or traced for who listen. illus. $4.50 With these game cards and pamphlet, actual use on the board. Illus. $6.95 NRPA Members: $4.05 leadership becomes an easier, more enjoy- NRPA Members: $6.30 able task to assume. $4.75 (184) A BEGINNER'S BOOK OF MAGIC by NRPA Members: $4.30 (178) STORY TELLING WITH A FLANNEL Francis J. Rigney. What could be more fun BOARD, BOOK TWO by Paul S. Ander- than pulling something out of a friend's (190) FAMILY :UN ON AND AROUND son. This second volume is in response to pocket that he knew wasn't there? This THE WATER by Dan Morris and Norman parents and teachers who have asked for carefully and clearly illustrated book gives Strung. Of all the recreation facilities with- more tales for the story hour. Illus.$6.95 instructions for that and many more tricks in the reach of every American, none is NRPA Members: $630 including mind-reading, telling color, sight more easily accessible than the water. The imseen, of a crayon, and blindfold read- authors provide valuable information on (179) THE TALES OF RUNNING DEER by ing. Great entertainment for 8-16-year-olds. maintenance,navigation,marineregula- Douglas Monahan. There are "teachable Illus. $450 tions and emergency procedures. There are moments" that can be creatively enhanced NRPA Members: $4.05 detailed analyses of every kind of boat

12 from a canoe to a sailboat or cruiser. There lished slam conventions, Including the re- selecting games appropriate for children of are sections on underwater photography, nowned Blackwood Convention, named for different age groups and executing them spear fishing, surfing, starting a seashell col- the author of this definitive and essential smoothly can be a major Impediment to lection and water skiing. The authors have volume. $5.75Paper $1.95 recess fun. This handy card file of over 130 also thought to include an appendix telling NRPA Members: $5.20 $1.75 graded games covering school levels one the reader where to write for information to six can solve this problem. formations, about boating and camping facilities In all THE ALVIN LANDY CONTRACT BRIDGE directions and rules are clearly explained fifty states, Canada, and our national parks. SERIES. Presents a lucid, in-depth study of on each card. Easy for carrying Into the Illus. $6.95 every aspect of the game of bridge.It play area and ideal for supervising several NRPA Members: $6.30 is a four-part series compiled by the lead- age groups In succession, this packet will ing young bridge experts of today.Itis make games enjc sable for the child as well (191) THE FOLKWAYS OMNIBUS OF CHIL- a definitive, especially designed teaching as the supervisor. $3.50 DREN'S GAMES by Iris Vinton. This book terhnique that successfully Imparts know, NRPA Members: $3.15 Is a treasure of happy times for all ages. edge and skillto the self-teaching and But more than that, the fascinating thread enables the instructor's pupils to become 1202) PARTY GAMES by Bernard S. Mason of man's history-his rituals, his celebra- winning players inthe brie'est possible and Elmer D. Mitchell. The experienced tions,his ways oflife-traced through time. recreation leader will find good news here. these centuries of games children play, be- There are several hundred games for use in comes an anthropological bonus. Two In- (195) OPENING LEADS by Robert B. Ewen. parties and other social gatherings. And a dexes in the front of the book provide An indispensable book for all intermediate really remarkable monthly iecreational cal- quick-find guides to games by name, or by players, this book outlines how to read the endar gives you seasonal, historcal and lands and people. A bibliography com- bidding clues, how to lead against no other commemorative suggestionsfor pletes this unique source book on play- trump, suit, and slam contracts, how to get themes when called upon toplanfor ways of the world. Illus. $8.95 your partner to lead what you want. There parties, dances, dinners and so forth. NRPA Members: $8,10 ..reillustrative examples and self-quizzes Illus. Paper $1.25 throughout the text. $5.75Paper $1.95 NRPA Members: $1.15 NRPA Members: $5.20 $1.75 (203) CHESS FOR BEGINNERS: A PICTURE (196) INTRODUCTION TO DECLARER'S GUIDE by Al Horowitz. The ideal book for PLAY by Edwin B.Kantar.Inthe third all who wish to learn the game of chess volume of the series, Mr. Kantar details the quickly and with as little difficulty as pos- many faceted aspects of declarer's play of sible. It deals with the basic fundamentals, the hand, including finesses, cross-rough- in concise language and clear pictures. ing, end plays, and game and slam con- Paper $1.25 tracts. $5.75Paper $1.95 NRPA Members: $1.15 NRPA Members: $5.20 $1.75 (204) JUMP-ROPE RHYMES: A DICTION- (197) INTRODUCTION TO DEFENSIVE BID- ARY edited by Roger D. Abrahams. "Conk DING by Ronald P. Von Der Porten. Take- your teacher on the bean with a rotten out and business doubles, overcalls, cue- tangerine." ThisIs one of the over 600 bids and other defensive bridge weapons jump-rope songs presented in this alpha- are simply and authoritatively presented. betically arranged glossary of rhymes, ac- (192) TANGRAMS: PICTURE MAKING PUZ- The latest techniques including unusual no- companied by notes on sources, proveni- ZLE GAME by Peter Van Note.Playing trump and special bids are also featured. ence, variants, and connection with other Tangrams is !cads of fun. All you need is $5.75Paper $1.95 play activities. This is an invaluable book a set of seven pieces (provided in an en- NRPA Members: $5.20 $1.75 for education students, teachers, mothers. velope insiderearcover of the book), $6.50 which you fit together to make Tangram (198) INTRODUCTION TO DEFENDER'S NRPA Members: $5.85 patterns. $1.00 PLAY by Edwin B. Kantar. The fourth vol- NRPA Members: $ .90 ume, also written by Mr. Kantar, illustrates (205) OUTDOOR GAMES by David Buskin. in detail the techniques of playing the de- The games in this book are active outdoor (193', SOROBAN: THE POCKET COMPU- fender's hand, including leads, trumping, games of a type that have been favorites TER by The Japan Chamber of Commerce signalling your partner, and when to hold of children everywhere for years. All of and Industry. Today large Japanese corpo- up. $5.75 Paper $1.95 them are easy to organize and require little rations and business firms are all equipped NRPA Members: $5.20 $1.70 space and equipment. They were selected with a complete array of up-to-date elec- to provide a variety of active skills such as tronic calculatinginstruments. However, (199) INTRODUCTION TO BIDDING by running, jumping and throwing,allof most calculations at these huge establish- William S. Root. This essential first book of which lend themselves to this nation's ob- ments, as well asin private stores and bridge integrates how a hand is valued, suit jectives on physical fitness for children. households, are done by the handy and bidding, notrump bidding, responses, slam Illus. $3.95 simple abacus. This handbook written after bidding, with self-teaching questions and NRP,1 Members: $3.50 carefulstudy isintended to provide a answers. $5.75 Paper $1.95 home-study course for correct and speedy NRPA Members: 0.20 $1.75 (206) OMNIBUS OF FUN by Helen and abacus calculation, a suitable beginning for Larry E;;enberg. Activities for every age- foreign beginners. Illus. $1.95 (200) THE COMPLETE BOOK OF DUPLI- stunts, games, skits, quizzes, songs, party NRPA Members: $1.80 CATE BRIDGE by Norman Kay, Sidney Silo- and banquettips,holiday celebrations. dor, Fred Karpin. Beginning with the most Indexed. $7.95 (194) BLACKWOOD ON SLAMS by Easley elementary questions of duplicate bridge, NRPA Members: $7.20 Blackwood. This book for the intermediate this book carries the reader step by step contract bridge player offers valuable infor- through the complexities of the game. A (207) GAMES FOR ALL AGES AND HOW mation on all aspects of bidding and play- most comprehensiveandauthoritative TO USE THEM by Marjorie Wackerbarth ing the small and grand slam. Includes ex- book on duplicate bridge. Paper $2.75 and Li Hien S. Graham. Descriptions of ap- pert tips on how to assess your partner's NRPA Members: proximately 450 games. No special equip- holdings; how to bid your slam hand; how ment required. Suggestions for game pro- to decide between the small and grand (201) GAMES FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL grams, creative play. Index. Illus. $3.95 slam and much more. It features the estab- GRADES by Hazel Richardson. Difficulty in NRPA Members: $3.60

13 GAMES FOR CHILDREN by Margue- (216) FUN WITH AMERICAN LITERATURE them-balloon games, paper and pencil, ohl and Frederica Young. More than by E. Richard and Linda R. Churchill, Ed- and so on. Illus. $3.25 sted games for stimulating year-round ward H. and Kay Reynolds Blair. A rare NRPA Members: $2.95 Jew and old-Indoor and outdoor- .cambination of entertainment and Informa- or active games for a crowd, a few tionthat demonstrates how games and (223) BIG BOOK OF FAMILY GAMES by en or twosome, or to amuse a child quizzes can fill an empty hour or create a Jerome S. Meyer. Here is a book of won- a bed. Entertainingly iffust'sted with party with our exciting heritage of Ameri- derful games for people of all ages and for e, handy charts for choosing the right can literature. Conveniently arranged in six all occasions, games which can be shared for the right group. Illus. $3.95 sections-fiction, poetry, drama, non-fic- equally by family and fri nds. It is an ideal Members: $3.60 tion, children's literature, and general sum- book for large families a id group leaders; mary. Complete answers are furnished in and small families too. $4.95 FINGER PLAYTIME by Mary J.Ellis the back of the book; and an Index makes NRPA Members: $4.50 FrancesLyons.Jingles adapted for authors, titles, and characters easy to find. This Is fun for every age group $4.95 actions on subjects familiar to chll- IV. SOCIAL RECREATION Simpledirectionsencouragethe NRPA Members: $4.50 natural expression and personality. (217) FUN WITH AMERICAN HISTORY by (225) SUCCESSFUL PARTIES AND HOW $3.79 TO GIVE THEM by Marjorie Wackerbarth Members: $3.45 E. Richard and Linda R. Churchill, Edward H. and Kay Reynolds Blair. A refreshing re- and Lillian S. Graham. Parties for the very fresher recommended for everyone over 10 young, girls, boys, mixed groups and holi- GAMES AND PARTIES FOR ALL 0C- years as an entertaining way to brush up days, plus ideas for family fun; many of /NS by James W. Kemmerer and Eva on U.S. history, tradition, folklore and ge- these parties have appeared in magazines. 3rickett. A collection of well-known ography v ithaskillful and imaginative One section deals with "Everyday Fun with for all age groups plus a section on arrayofpuzzles,games, andquizzes. Youngsters." $3.95 parties with many new and exciting Teachers, parents, and counselors will find NRPA Members: $3.60 $4.95 this hook a valuable source of hours of Members: $4.50 happy and profitable activity. $3.95 (226) INSTANT PARTY FUN by Lorell Coff- NRPA Members: $3.60 man Burns. Devoted exclusivelytothe THE MASTER GAME AND PARTY planning and giving of parties, this book is : by Genevieve Richart. A collection (218) THE BOY'S BOOK OF RAINY-DAY a treasure house of social fun, providing mes, old and new, for home and DOINGS by Allan A. Macfarlan. A rainbow tested material for just a game or two to I use and every kind of social gather- of activities and indoor action for boy; complete plans for a large group party. ncludes anagrams, riddles, romping with games, stunts, tricks, contests, teasers, Suitable for all ages, indoors, or out with , proverbs, pantomimes and charades. and puzzles. There are lots of imaginative a minimum of props and rehearsal. The $4.95 suggestions for making and fixing things, cross-reference index and the complete Members: $4.50 and pastimes that build fitness, sharpen party plans are most welcome guides in wits, and amuse friends. Illus. $4.50 achieving unqualified success. 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There is an abundance of action games and RAINY DAY FUN FOR KIDS by Claire Illus. $5.95 activities and delightful standard recipes ust perfect for a rainy day at camp, NRPA Members: $5.40 with a new twist. Shows you specific ways or school. Designed to keep children to help shy, overexcited and energetic chil- no matter what the setting and is dren have fun with others. $3.95 (220) THE DECORATION GUIDE by Carvel NRPA Members: 'teed to be helpful to the leader dur- and LoritaLee. Hints on planning and $3.60 :lement weather. Illus. $3.95 decorating forallsocial events such as Members: $3.60 (228) MAKING TEEN PARTIES CLICK by proms, parties and dances, as well as in- Mary K. Robb. An expert hostess heartily structions for making papier mache and THE MATH ENTERTAINER by Philip dispenses over 100 specific ideas for casual other decorations. 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The knack A book of wit-piquing and brain- NRPA Members: $3.60 of sparking happy gatherings of family pic- ; problems and puzzles-from trifles nics, parties, reunions, holidays, traditions, atograms, and from clock and speed (222) YOUR BOOK OF PARTY GAMES by anniversaries, and everyday days calls for s to problems of arrangement. No Barbara Ireson. A varied collection of party breaking the age barriers, involving every- edge beyond simple highschool math games, active and sedentary, indoors and one in the activities, and great eat-and- led to solve most of the wales and out. Games are easy to explain and to or- play plans. This is a lifetime guide to living d result should be a better grasp of ganize and need only the kind of equip- richly with the family and for planning for matics and mathematical reasoning. ment found about the house, or that can any divergent group of varying ages and $4.50 be easily and cheaply bought. Games are needs. 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14 (230) THE MASTER BANQUET AND PARTY (238) THE BEACHCOMBERS HANDBOOK (241) AMERICA MY COUNTRY edited by BOOK by Beatrice Plumb. Literally loaded OF SEAFOOD COOKERY by Hugh Zachary. Van B. Hooper. Here isa beautiful and with Ideas to help the busy hostess, enter- From his contagious love of the Atlantic stirring publication depicting our country. tainment chairman, or recreation director. Coast of North Carolina and his fascination Based on the famous Pledge of Allegiance, Includes plans for fourteen banquets, par- for the tidbit; of marine lore, the author this book will be invaluable to many. $1.75 ties, social events, luncheons, teas, dinners has written an exciting as well as practical and lavish balls. $4.95 seafood cookbook, From a culinary view- NRPA Members: $1.60 NRPA Members: $4.50 point, the book Is a wealth of rare and odd seafood ideas, as well as the typical, though (242) AUTU AN IDEALS edited by Mary- precise way to prepare seafood items from (231) THE GOLDEN BANQUET BOOK by jane Hooper Tonn. Breathtaking reproduc- boiling blue crabs to fried squid. He has tions of that most beautiful fruity season Marietta Abel and Agnes J. Anderson. Sug- personalized and made intimate through gested banquet themes, i witations, menus, of autumn. Captures the ripening fulfill- this cookbook his experiences and knowl- decorations, program booklets, favors, place ment of an American season. $1.75 Is on edge of the Atlantic Coast waters. NRPA Members: $1.60 cards and entertainment. Emphasis $4.95 the floor show rather than the toast pro- Illus. NRPA Members: $4.50 gram, although some subjects and suggestions for toasts are Included. $4.95 NRPA Members: $4.50

(232) INSTANT PICNIC FUN by Virginia Musseiman. A "what-to-do" guide to all forms of picnics and outings, encompass- ing large and small groups, children and adults. There is detailed coverage of activities, menus, and safety hints appropriate for community, playground, backyard, young couples, beach, park, church club and office picnics. An activity selector simplifies planning and is cross-indexed for limitless variety. Illus. $3.50 NRPA Members: $3.15 (243) AMERICAN IDEALS edited by Mary- jane Hooper Tonn. You'll stand a little taller as you study striking illustrations of (233) PAYING PROJECTS FOR CLUBS by (239) 15'1 LEISURE-TIME VACATION Paul Revere's Raid and the Liberty Bell. Aileen Mallory. Tested and practical sugges- HOMES by Richard E. Pollman, Designer. $1.75 tions for fund-raising through club meet- This is a pictorial presentation of a great NRPA Members: $1.60 ings, services, community affairs,parties, variety of design and planning ideas for carnivals, exhibits, home talent, etc. Pub- those contemplating the building of a sec- licity campaign suggestions. $3.95 ond home. Colorfulillustrationsof A- NRPA Members: $3.60 Frames, Chalets, Hexagons, Clusters, and other interesting designs are complete with (234) HOW TO PUT ON AN AMATEUR blueprint diagrams. And construction blue- CIRCUS by Fred Hacker and Prescott Eames. prints are also available for studying -Rite Directions for constructing animals, acro- design in greater detail. Illus. $2.95 batic acts and clown stunts; illustrated with NRPA Members: $2.70 production drawings, photographs. Illus. $3.50 NRPA Members: $3.15 V. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES & HOLIDAY LORE (235) HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND SHER- BET by Sheila MacNiven Cameron. 68 flavors! All very easy to prepare, and yet in not other way can you obtain the superb (244) ST. PATRICK'S DAY by the National taste and texture. Make the most slimming Recreation and Park Association. All the sherbet to the richest tortonis in the ofd- colorful and delightfully conspicuous ways fashioned way. Paper $1.50 of "wearing the green"; party Invitations, NRPA Members: $1.35 decorations and refreshments, games, and Irish country dances. Illus. Paper $ .50 (236) HOW KIDS CAN EARN CASH by NRPA Members: $ .35 MildredGrenier. An Imaginative compendium of money-making mini-businesses (245) PLANNING FOR HALLOWEEN by suitable for children living in any part of Muriel E. McGann. A comprehensive hand- the U.S. Thls Is the perfect book for kids book suggesting activities and programs who long to "get it on" in the business suitable for large and small groups, and for world. $5.95 community-wide celebrations. Paper $1.00 NRPA Members: $ .75 NRPA Members: $5.40 (240) INSPIRATION IDEALS editedby Maryfane Hooper Tonn.Bringstothe (237) THE HOLIDAY COOK byLillian readers 100 beautiful pages rich in Inspir- (246) THE MODERN TREASURY OF Langseth Christensen. Here it is-the cook ing poetry and prose beautifully illustrated, CHRISTMAS PLAYS by Lawrence M. Brings, book young America has been waiting fort the finest of the photographer's art of fa- Ed.Twenty-twoone-actplayscarefully From basic procedures through the final vorite historic scenes. Bursting with color selected for school, church or community nosegay atop a butter cookie, the author and abundant in meaningful reading, this organization production. Simple settings takes the kitchen novice In hand and leads exquisite issue provides a delightful ad- and easy casts-from 5 to 10 players-with the way to culinary triumph. Illus. $3.50 venture for the whole family. Illus. $1.75 provisions for choir participations. $5.98 NRPA Members: $3.15 NRPA Members: $1.60 NRPA Members: $5.40

15 (247) THE GOLDEN BOOK OF CHRIST- pensive. Directions are simple enough for land, France, Germany, Ireland, Lithuania, MAS PLAYS by Lawrence M. Brings. A col- pre-teens. Illus. $3.95 Poland,Portugal,Russia, Spain, Sweden, lection of 22 plays, most of them taking NRPA Members: $3.60 and the U.S. Would seem to make folk from 25 minutes to an hour, All are avail- dancing as easy to teach as to learn. able in pamphlet form at 50g a copy; no (254) REFLECTION IDEALS edited by Mary- Illus. $3.50 royalty provided one copy Is purchased for jane Hooper Tonn. Words and pictures to hIRPA Members: $3.15 each player. $4.95 inspire about America, reminding one of NRPA Members: $4.50 her past, her natural resources, and her (262) FOLK DANCES AND SINGING leaders A classroom and church tool for GAMES byEliza tethBurchenal. Careful (248) THE SECOND TREASURY OF CHRIST- children. Illus. Paper $1.75 and complete dii !ctions illuminate some MAS MUSIC edited by W. L. Reed, D. Mus, NRPA Members: $1.60 traditional folk dances and games of Eu- The Second Treasury has both added more rope and the U.S. Denmark, Sweden, Rus- well known traditional carols and spirituals (255) OLD FASHIONED IDEALS edited by site Hungary, Finland, Italy, Czechoslovakia, and drawn on many new carols 1mm all Maryjane Hooner Tonn. Lavish color pho- England, and Scotland are included in this parts of the world and from countries tographs and drawings, all of them remind- Interesting collection. Illus. $3.50 where snow 'deep and crisp and even' is ing one of the ideals of our American past. NRPA Members: $3.15 unknown. Delightfully ranging from the The covered bridge, the rural road, and formal to relaxed vigorous rhythms, choral such poems as Scott's "Patriotism" as well (263) MIX'EM AND MATCH'EM by Lois arrangements as well as unison songs. The as works by Edgar Guest and others. Lunt. A collection of 40 mixers and simple compilation is an attractive departure from Illus. Paper $1.75 recreational dances for teachers and rec- the norm bringing together the familiar NRPA Members: $1.60 reation directors. Much new material to with the le,is known as well as modern integrateinto programs. Simple instruc- compositions and piano pieces. $4,95 1256) RU9IC IDEALS edited by Maryjane tions. $4.95 NRPA Members: $4.50 Hooper Tonn. Bright and vivid pictures, NRPA Members: $4.50 drawings, poetry and prose to recall the rustic ideals of American life. A useful tool (2641 DANCES FOR YOUR PROGRAMS (249) CHRISTMAS IDEALS by Maryjane for bringing these ideals to children. AND OPERETTAS by Lois Lunt. Detailed Hooper Tonn. Verse and prose portray the Illus. Paper $1.75 notes on dance steps, staging and cos- reverent significance and joy of the Christ- NRPA Members: $1.60 tumes; music selections and dance move- mas season. Holiday traditions, new and ments for 20 dances. Especially useful for old, are colorfully presented. This is an ex- leaders of boys and girls of junior and cellent holiday toolfor the gradeschool VI. MUSIC and DANCE senior high school age. Illus. $3.95 teacher. Illus. Paper $1.75 NRPA Members: $3.60 NRPA Members: $1.60 (2571 MUSIC IS RECREATION by Virginia. Musselman and Siebolt H. Frieswyk. A report on Music In Public Recreation from (265) BEGINNING SQUARE DANCE by (250) NATIONAL HOLIDAYS AROUND the series on the Performing Arts as Rec- Mary Bee and Clayne R. Jensen. With their THE WORLD by Lavinia Dobler. Enriched reation. Illus. $1.00 usual comprehensiveness the authorsre- with colorful, descriptive illustrations, this NRPA Members: $ .75 veal the history of square dancing and is an entertaining and highly informative trace itssimilarities to folk dancing. All account of national holidays around the (258) MUSIC AN ART AND A BUSINESS thefundamentalsareclearlyillustrated world. The book is divided Into the twelve by Paul S. Carpenter. A book of special along with square dancing calls. A glossary months of the year and each nationis Interest for those entrusted with the re- of calls and a self-testing evaluation is in- placed in order of the date of its national sponsibilityformusicaleducationand cluded. Illus. Paper $1.25 holiday. The country's anthem, its flag are musical performance. It urges these leaders NRPA Members: $1.15 described, detailing what the symbols and to give recognition to America's talented colors stand for, and Important historical composers, people who have been over- (266) FOLK SONG FEST: SONGS AND dates and leaders are given to complete looked over the past decades while recog- IDEAS FOR PERFORMANCE ARTISTRY by this fascinating and rewarding survey. nition has gone to other art forms.$6.50 James F. Leisy. Words and music for 56 Illus. $5.95 NRPA Members: $5.85 songs popular with contemporary perform- NRPA Members: $5.40 ers pitched in easy-to-sing keys. Includes (259) BALLADS AND FOLK SONGS OF banjo and guitar chord diagrams, back- (251) HARVEST IDEALS edited by Maryjane THE SOUTHWEST by Ethel and Chauncy 0. ground information, arrangements and per- Hooper Tonn. One hundred pages of prose Moore. The authors have often gone door formance tips intended to stimulate crea- and poetry-scenes of Autumn, vivid color to door as they collected songs over the tive originality. Paper $1.50 photographic and artistic illustrations cap- past 25years.This book contains 194 NRPA Members: $1.50 ture the beauty and thevitalityof the choice selections (and variants) with texts, season. lnis is an excellent holiday tool for melodies, and descriptive passages about (267) SINGING WITH CHILDREN by Rob- the tea:hers of young children. their origins. A most comprehensive selec- ert and Vernice Nye, Neva Aubin and ltlus. Paper $1.75 tion. $15.00 George Kyme. More than 170 songs chil- NRPA Members: $1.60 NRPA Members: $13.50 dren will like to sing, many of them familiar, others not so well known. Excellent (252) VACATION IDEALS edited by Mary- (260) THE SINGING SIXTIES by Willard A. suggestions for the uses of songs and how jane Hooper Tonn. Illustrated prot.a and and Porter W. Heaps, which draws the to enjoy them. $7.35 poetry on nature's wonder; which surround spirit of Civil War days from the music of NRPA Members: $6.65 us. Photographic reproductions of vacation the times. The lyrics of hundreds of both scenes for people of all ages. This Is an ex- Union and Confederate songs are included (268) IT'S SONG TIMEI by Walter Ehret, cellent tool or source, book for geography In this volume, and musical examples from Comp. Words and music for a varied but teachers of gradescht ol children. many familiar and forgottenCivil War easy to sing collection of songs; modern Illus. . Paper $1.75 songs. in addition, there are 15 colorful and old-timepopularballads,carols, NRPA Members: $1.60 illustrations of broadsides, original music rounds, hymns andspirituals,patriotic scores and sheet music covers. Illus. $8.95 songs, nonsense tunes, and songs of other (253) CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS FOR NRPA Members: $8.10 lands. $1.10 YOU TO MAKE by Susan Purd; Over 30 NRPA Members: $1.00 decorations for thetree, home, or for (261) FOLK DANCES FROM OLD HOME gifts; several adapted from European coun- LANDS by Elizabeth Burchenal. A gay ex- (269) TREASURY OF NEGRO SPIRITUALS. tries; many readily adapted to other holi- ploration of 33 folk dances from Belgium, Foreword by Marian Anderson, who writes: days. Materials are easy to find and inex- Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England,Fin- "Music mirrors the thinking and feeling of societies. Much that is greatest and richest or guitar, but rather to provide a means of (282) HOP SKIP AND SING by Lois Hunt. in a nation ...Is preserved in its music. accompanying, oneself and others on these A sensible and fun collection of 25 songs Across barriers of class, race and national- instruments lor the plain fun of singing. and rhythms based on the interests and ac- ity it can speak from heart to heart." A fine Illus. Paper $1.95 tivities of primary grade children. Move. selection. Illus. $5.50 NRPA Members: $1.80 ments are taught stressing beat and feeling NRPA Members: $4.95 of the music and words. The imagination (275) PLAY-A-TUNE: The Complete Method of the child is developed by his own inter- (270) HOW TO PLAY THL HARMONICA for Song-Flute, Flutophone and Tonette by pretation of song and words. In addition, IN 30 MINUTES by T. W. Thurban and E. J. H. Sedlon. This self-explanatory play-a- appropriate sugges Ions are given for cos- H. Wickham. This first step goes a long way tune method opens the world of musical tuming and stagint, worthy programs. In enabling the beginner to play the Har- self-expression for children with no pre- Illus. $4.95 monica reasonably well without a knowl- vious musical experience. The fundamen- NRPA Members: $4.50 edge of music theory and provides a sound tals are learned at a glance by the use of basis (or continuing his study. Everything is class-tested diagrams, saving unclear verbal (283) ADVENTURES IN HARMONY, simplified and clearly illustrated In three explanations. Illus. Paper $ .85 RHYTHM AND SONG by Carl W. Vandre. sections covering the Diatonic Harmonica NRPA Members $ .75 A book for all ages to be used in the class- in C, the Chromatic Harmonica, and the 10 room, assembly or for community singing. hole Koch and 12 hole Chromonlca, in- (276) MOTION SONGS FOR TOTS by Lil- It contains a variety of musical selections cluding tremolo playing. Illus.Paper $1.00 lianJ.Barr. A collection of 27 motion in each chapter on harmony, rhythm and NRPA Members: $ .90 songs, the themes of which are within the song. It should make the music period the experience of primary children. Includes happiest of the day. Paper $1.00 (271) YOUR FIRST 10 BANJO LESSONS by words, music, and suggested actions. PAPA Members: $ .90 Terry Lang. Here is a simple, clear Instruc- Paper $1.25 tion book on 5 string banjo playing. The NRPA Members: $1.15 perfect book for the beginner. $1.25 (284) ACTION SONGS AND RHYTHMS NRPA Members: $1.15 (277) LET'S HAVE A RHYTHM BAND by FOR CHILDREN by Lois Lunt Metz. Here Eva Mirchin. An entertaining folio of clap- are 35 rollicking songs and rhythms for (272) FOLK GUITAR by E. John Miller, Jr. ping songs and imaginary instruments and promoting health and fitness in the use of and Michael Cromie. The inner beauty of songs and rhythms for drums, tambourine, large muscle areas in the vigorous move- traditional folk music rests as much In the triangle and cymbals. Others, likebells, ments of running, leaping, jumping, climb- style of performance as in the words and rhythm sticks, wood blocks, sand blocks, ing, hopping, etc:These activities help the tunes. This repertory of folk music has castanets and shakers may be added as the child acquire more poise and better pos- been transcribed for actual playing styles children progress. The material is simple, ture. Illus. $5.95 and techniques of traditional folk music. direct and an exceptionally fine media for NRPA Members: $5.40 Presented in clear and graphic form are preinstrumental training. Illus. $1.50 some of the most important litstrumental Record & Book $2.50 (285) RHYTHM IN MUSIC AND DANCE techniques in American folk guitar music. NRPA Members: $1.35 FOR CHILDREN by Sally Monsour, Marilyn Paper $2.95 w/record: $2.25 C. 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17 roommigespinve (288) THE NELSON MUSIC COLLECTION: make opera part of the daily life experi- andwaistline.Thismedically approved SELECTED AUTHENTIC SQUARE DANCE ences of many persons. Originally pub- program was written by a heart specialist MELODIES by Newton F. Tolman and Kay lished in RECREATION Magazin"aspart and track coach and includes 3 plans for 3 Gilbert. The first truly selective and tech- of "The Performing Arts as R creation" physical types. Illus. Paper $1.00 nically precise collection to be printed of series. P per $1.50 NRPA Members: $ .90 this little known and least played of all folk NRPA Members: $1.00 music. This is a work based on 50 years of (301) BUD WILKINSON'S GUIDE TO active practice and study in Nelson, New (295) MUSICAL MIXERS AND SIMPLE MODERN PHYSICAL FITNESS by Bud Wil- Hampshire, one of few places in the world SQUARE DANCES by Ethel Bowers, Ed. kinson. 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The author's spe- NRPA Members: $4.50 NRPA Members: $5.40 cial insights and practical suggestions help you learn how to apply the Four C's to (337) TENNIS FOR ANYONE by Sarah Pal- (343) COMPLETE BOOK OF BADMINTON your own game. Illus. $6.95 frey. The winner of 54 national and Inter- by Edward Brown. From an explanation of NRPA Members: $6.30 national tennis titles has written a book for the object and rules of the game to the the enthusiast who wants to discover his most telling tactics for defense and attack (331) THE SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT natural talents and tailor the sport to his -the popular game is covered completely. SWING by AlastairCochran and John particular abilities. Beside the fundamen- Much of the material is not available else- Stobbs. This Is a most unusual golfing book tals, the author covers gamesmanship and where. Appendix, rules. 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Specifically designed for use NRPA Members: $4.05 $2.70 and tips,offensive and defensiveskills, in physical education classes, this book be- conditioning, training and duties of offi- cause of its practical, Intelligible approach (346) THE COMPLETE HANDBOOK OF cials. Illus. $12.00 meets all the needs of the teacher, student JUNIOR BOWLING by Frank Clause and NRPA Members: $10.80 and self-taught individual. Patty McBride. A famoui bowling instruc- Illus. Paper $1.95 tor and a bowling champion have pro- 1353) HOW TO STAR IN SOCCER by NRPA Members: $1.80 duced this prize winning Introduction to HubertVogelsinger.Aninternationally- (358) EVERY GIRL'S JUDO by A. P. Har- bowling for youngsters. Successful bowling known player, now head soccer coach at skills are shown step-by-step with pointers Yale University, has written an exception- rington. Mr. Harrington, a registered Black on how to acquire them. 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The simple techniques are fully misconceptions about such things as "dead- coaching a beginning team and giving illustrated with clear photos and explained ly blows." Illus. Paper $1.95 every player and fan a solid background in terms which are easy to follow. There is NRPA Members: $1.80 for full enjoyment of the game. advice on how to behave and react to po- Illus. Paper $2.50 tentially dangerous situations. Specifically (363) JUDO & KARATE BELT DEGREES by NRPA Members: $2.25 designed for usein physical education Bruce Tegner. Here is a complete guide to

21 Judo and Karate sport ranks (competition) for those who have little or no knowledge Kudo. The reason for the increasing popu- and the formal degrees (non-competitive) of judo. Describing easy-to-learn tricks of larity of judo the world over lies certainly of ludo, Karate, and Jukado. self-defense, this book contains valuable in its dynamically powerful techniques and Illus. Paper $1.95 information and instructions to the art of in the heroic stirring barehanded throws. NRPA Members: $1.80 self-defense. Illus. $4.25 For thoroughness of treatment of both the NRPA Members: $3.85 techniquesandtheirdeeper meanings (364) SELF-DEFENSE FOR WOMEN: A Sim- against a background of judo's growing p1 Method, by Bruce Tegner & Alice Mc- (372) TEACH YOURSELF KARATE by Eric popularity, this book has no peer. Grath. With exceeding common sense, the Dominy. The manual introduces the be- Illus. $2.25 authors instruct women in a method of ginner to karate, starting with the basic NRPA Members: $2.10 self-defense so simple that any woman can postures, going on to the basic movements, use it. Not showy judo or karate, itis a and leading to specific instruction in ac- (379) VITAL KARATE by Masutatsu Oyama. Karate, the fountainhead of the Japanese method foruse quiring technique, speed, and strength in modern and practical warrior code and today a subject of world- against a larger stronger assailant. self-defense and in counter-attack tactics. is one of Mankind's most Paper $1.95 Illus. $4.95 wide interest, Illus. priceless pieces of wisdom. in this book, NRPA Members: $1.80 NRPA Members: $4.50 the author, a karate master standing at the eery pinnacle of today'skarateworld, (365) KUNG FU & TAI CHI: Chinese Karate (373) KARATE, BASIC PRINCIPLES by A. and Classical Exercises. An illustrated ex- makes available to everyone the essence of Huger. This is a complete guide to Karate, his thirty years of karate study and train- planation of Kung Fu-a Chinese karate a sport which develops the body and the form, and Tai Chi-a measured and grace- ing. Illus. $2.25 mind and also teaches vital techniques of $2.10 ful style of fitness exercise related to the self-defense. The author, ateacher of NRPA Members: fighting art. Instructions are easy to fol- Karate, explains the basic principles of this (380) WHAT IS AIKIDO? by Koichi Tohei. low, photos are clear. Illus. Paper $1.95 popularsportandguidesthereader Aikido, the secret arts of self-defense for NRPA Members: $1.80 through the various steps of each tech- more than fifty years past, open only to nique by means of easy-to-follow direc- people of the nobility in Japan, has been (366) BRUCE TEGNER METHOD OF SELF- tions. Paper $130 made, after World War II, widely available DEFENSE (Revised 2nd Edition) by Bruce NRPA Members: $1.35 to the public. Aikido Is in strict accord with Tegner. Here are ten lessons of basic, prac- the laws of Nature and full of the spirit of tical self-defense Lnanged for easy home (374) BODY-BUILDING AND SELF-DEFENSE loving protection. 118 pages with over 70 study. You will get sound advice, reason- by Mylcs Callum. This book presents meth- illustrations in black-and-white and many able explanations and excellent instruction. ods for building muscular strength, the use drawing cuts in text, fully and completely Illus. $1.95 of that strength to increase skill and appli- explains the age-old art of Aikido. NRPA Members: $1.80 cations of the traditional methods of Ori- Wes. $2.25 ental self-defense. The exercises and move- NRPA Members: $2.10 067, SELF-DEFENSE YOU CAN TEACH ments are illustrated by photographs of YOUR BOY: A CONFIDENCE BUILDING athletes in actual work-outs. Paper $1.25 (381t BATON TWIRLING by Constance At- COURSE by Bruce Tegner. This book is NRPA Members: $1.15 water. This is an excellent Introduction by especially prepared for young boys.It an experienced teacher of baton twirling leaches defenses to cope with attacks and (375) PERSONAL SAFETY AND DEFENSE and dancing. Words and Illustrations cap- annoyances which the school or neighbor- FOR WOMEN by F.Patricia Stock. This ture the action of performance and the hood bully uses every oay to humiliate and book Is designed to show you how to color of costume and accessories. Fully hurt the boy who does not know how to avoid becoming the victim of a criminal. covers basic and advanced twirls, two-hand defend himself. The defenses In this book Its life and property-saving techniques are twirls, stationaries, poses, the strut, signal- are easy to learn and remember. They are easy to understand and put to use. The ing, and formations. illus. S5.25 safe and practical. Illus. $1.95 fourteen chapters are grouped into four NRPA Members: $4.75 NRPA Members: $1.80 units: The Need for Personal Defense; PersonalSafety;and (368) AIKIDO AND THE DYNAMIC SPHERE PropertySafety; by A. Westbrook and 0. Refl. Aikido has Weapons and Techniques of Personal De- VII. SPORTS, ATHLETICS and fense. often been referred to as the gentleman's $3.75 PHYSICAL FITNESS NRPA Members: fighting art. There is no attack, Its goal is D. Winter sports, Water sports, merely to neutralize an aggression and render the attacker harmless. To do this (376) JUDO INACTION: GRAPPLING Horses & Horsemanship. requires skill and this book teaches you TECHNIQUES by Kazuzo Kudo. The ex- Other outdoor sports. how to achieve the necessary high level of planatory text covers the techniques thor- integration of the powers of mind and oughly, case by case, clause by clause, as (382) SNOW - MOBILES AND SNOW-M0- rneticvinusly as a legal document. Series body. Illus. $830 OILING by James J. ?vile. America's fastest photobraphs back up and clarify the ex- NRPA Members: $7.65 growing winter sport -sncnvmobiling--is planations. Illus. 12.23 captured in all its color and excitement in (369) SELF DEFENSE by Don Hepler. An NRPA Members: $2.05 this highly readable volume. The author indispensable introduction tothe ready provides the reader with complete informa- stance, the block, the throw and the pin. (377) BOY'S KARATE by Masutatsu Oyama. tion about the different types of snowmo- Here is a dynamically illustrated manual on Though karate training knows no limits of biles on the market, describing varying the art and science of self-defense. sex or age, in the author's long experience power plants, fuel, driving tips, extras that Illus. $130 with the martial arts, he has found that are available. Up-to-dale Information on NRPA Members: $1.35 young boys, whose minds and bodies are the names and locations of new snowmo- agile andVrinber, make remarkably fast bile trails is supplied, as well as a chapter 0701 TEACH YOURSELF JUDO by Eric progress. The book is vaitten to teach to on maintenance and repair of the snow- Dominy. for those seeking a self-leaching the youth of today the true karate and by goer. $4.95 course, this book is uniquely suited. Judo so doing to help them lake advantage of NRPA Members: $4.50 is treated not only as an invaluable method their precious young yearstocultivate of self-defense, but also as an ertloyable, strong bodies and lust hearts that they may (3831 SKI IN A DAVI by Clif Taylor. The challenging sport. lays $4.25 lead fuller and happier firss. Illus. $1.95 author, a certified ski instructor is Inventor NRPA Members: $3.85 NRPA Members: $1.80 of the short skis (21/2ft.) and a revolu- tionary concept of tossing aside the notion (Jill TEACH YOURSELF SELF-DEFENSE by (378) ft/00INACT:ON: THROWING that the ski must be longer than the skier. Eric Dominy. This book Is intended mainly TECHNIQUES (4thPrinting)by Kazuzo it is a modem technique +at can start the

22 beginner skiing parallel the first day and swimmer or his teacher; clear, simple di- facilitiesin every type and size pool or that can be applied to any length ski after- rections that will enable anyone to learn to beach. Stresses prevention and prepared- ward. This is a fine illustrated venture for swim easily and well, with enjoyable and ness. 191 pp. lilus. $8.95 those who have wanted to try skiing but efficient strokes. How to use kickboards, NRPA Members: $8.10 think the sport too difficult and for the in- belts and other aids. Illus. $3.95 structor who wants to keep abreast of the NRPA Members: $3.60 1396) LIFESAVING AND WATER SAFETY safest and most enjoyable rnethod of Intro- TODAY by Charles E. Silvia. Practical, producing skiing. Illus. $2.95 (390) COMPETITION SWIMMING by Cull fusely illustrated explanation of approaches NRPA Members: $2.70 Laklan. 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This book is more with some special notes on racing and a by David Armbruster, Robert Allen and than just a children's book. It is a step-by- glossary of skiing terms. There are 72 line Hobert S. Billingsley. An amazingly com- step system of swimming which the author has used successfully in his many years as drawings prepared especially for the Beattie prehensive work on swimming and diving method. This Is required reading for the drawn from extensive research and a new an instructor. It if written for all those who wart to learn or wish to teach someone skier. Illus. technique of underwater motion picture $3.95 else how to swim. Uniquely illustrated. NRPA Members: $3.60 studies. The material is clear and logically presented with the idea of aiding begin- $1.00 (385) SKI TOURING: An Introductory Guide ning Instructors and coaches and beginning NRPA Members: $ by William Osgood & Leslie Hurley. The swimmers and competitors, in addition to improving the techniques, skills, and per- (398) SWIMMING AND DIVING, A BIBLI- authorshave broughttogether a vast OGRAPHY by the Council for National Co- amount of technical knowledge with the formancesof advanced swimmersand divers. As close as one could hope to get operation In Aquatics. This comprehensive, aesthetics of touring. This covers the essen- unannotated bibliography has been com- tials of planning, paraphernalia, skiing tech- to the basic fundamental principles of the piled as a guide to written material and Ideal. Illus. $9.00 riques, safety and first aid, and how to set films in the areas of swimming, diving, skin NRPA Members: $8.10 up a winter camp. For beginners or vet- and scuba diving, water safety and facilities erans. Illus. $5.00 related thereto. The compilation of all these NRPA Members: $430 (392) SWIMMING TO WIN by Don Talbert. This fully illustrated guide to competitive materials into one book provides a cen- (386) LET'S LEARN TO SKI by Gene & swimming-for age 10 and up-Includes tralized source of easy and complete ref- Barbara Tinker. Directions that make skiing specific advice on starting, turning, medly erence for anyone interested In aquatics easy and fun. The authors advise young swimming, the psychological aspects of from the technical, educational, health, and readers on choosing proper clothing and competition, relay racing, race tactics, diet recreational aspects. $12.00 handling equipment. Anything that might training and exercises. It also includes ma- NRPA Members: $11.25 trouble a beginner is handled in detail. terial for coaches including an analysis of (399) HOW TO STAR IN SWIMMING AND Ready for the slopes, the news skier begins the most modern trends in competition DIVING by B. Batterman. A highly informa- with snowplowing and ends with graceful swimming. Don Talbert has coached 28 tive book on the techniques and skills in- parallel turns. Photographs. !Ns. $4.95 world record breakers! Illus. $4.93 volved in swimming and diving. Instruc- $430 NRPA Members: $430 NRPA Members: tionally sound and simply illustrated, this is a book for the beginner, intermediate and (387) THE OFFICIAL AMERICAN SKI TECH- (393) WATER FUN FOR EVERYONE by Na- tional Council for Cooperation in Aquatics. advanced swimmer. Illus. $3.91 NIQUE (new and revised edition) by the NRPA Members: $3.60 ProfessionalSkiInstructorsof America Aquatic games for all ages; Nees, relays, (PSIA). Introduction by Lowell Thomas. A contests and splash parties; teaching rec- (4001 TEACHING YOUNG CHILDREN TO fascinating 'now-to" book by the official reational synchronized swimming; sugges- SWIM AND DIVE by Virginia Hunt New- voice of organized skiing in America. PSIA tions for planning and producing water man. 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A practical ma,sual clearly and pro- Illustrated with fine and halftone, it covers fusely illustrated with photographs, includ- (4011 EASY SUPS 10 SAFE SWIMMING by everything from basic techniques to equip- ing underwater shots; on a subject every Evelyn Ditton McAllister. A practical guide ment to the condition of the snow. child should be taught. Contains chapters to swimming-one of the healthiest and Illus. $0.93 on getting in and out of the water safely; most enjoyable sports of all. Paper $1.50 NRPA Members: $5.23 distance swimming; treading water and NRPA Members: $1.33 floating; using clothing as a survival aid; (388) MODERN SKIING by Norbert Gemsch releasing and towing methods and resusci- (402) BASIC ICE SKATING SKILLS by Robert and August fulen. How a beginner should tation. A must for the school and camp S. Ogilvie. The Olympic Gold Medal figure take his first steps on skis, how the Inter- library. Illus. $3.25 skater, has written the most complete and mediate can Improve his christiana turns, NRPA Members: $2.93 thorough guide to the fundamentals of and how the advanced skier can execute a skating now available. Authorized by the wedeln are all included In this manual. (3951 LIFEGUARD TRAINING:Principles U.S. figure Skating Association, the book Ideal for any skier. Paper $1.25 and Administration. Conference for Na- Is Illustrated with more than 300 photo- NRPA Mert*ers. $1.15 tional Co-operation in Aqualits. Concen- graphs, numerous drawings and diagrams. trates on individual skills and team opera- The resulting Instruction should enable any- (389) EASY STEPS TO SAFE SWIMMING by tional techniques. Problems of recruitment one with good coordination and access to Eve lyw D. McAllister. for the beginning and training operating and administering a pond or rink to become a better than-

23 averageskater. The author emphasizes the world famous Wills school in Brittany. erage of racing-cruising, the value of the points of particutar importance in compe- It is an ideal training program with a com- descriptions and explanations is greatly en- titions for serious skaters, and others who bination of text, illustrations and sailing ex- hanced by numerous drawings and dia- skate for fun will find their skill greatly perience in step by step progression. The grams. The eav style of writing leaves the enhanced. Illus. $6.95Paper $2.50 hundreds of drawings add to the text in- reader with a comprehensive and ail-inclu- NRPA Members: $6.30 $2.25 stead of simply illustratingit. The most sive compendium of reference material. detailed and expert guidance kr student Illus. $12.50 (403) ORR ON ICE by Bobby Orr. Here is and instructor from first experiences to ad- NRPA Members: $11.25 an invaluable aid to all aspiring hockey vanced aerodynamics. Illus. $10.00 players from the man who already is being NRPA Members: $ 9.00 (416) YOUI. /WIDE TO BOATING (POWER called the Babe Ruth of hockey. It covers OR SAIL) by John Bohannan. Here isa every facet of hockey, from conditioning to (410) SAIL IN A DAY! by George D. O'Day. comprehensive and carefully thought out equipment to proper exercise, as `well as all Mr. O'Day has been sailing all his life and book on the use and care of boats. The the plays, strategy and rules of the game. is winner of more than 400 American and author's points are punctuated with stories The book also includes a typical game day International sailing honors. His enthusiasm of personal experience in a variety of cir- as well as 140 photos, the majority of and skill in writing as well as sailing are cumstances. it contains nearly everything which were taken especially for this book. conveyedineasy-to-understandillustra- that skipper or prospective skipper needs $6.95 tions, photographs, and text. 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(411) PAUL ELVSTROM EXPLAINS THE information on how to select skis; the basic Illus. $4.93 Paper $2.95 YACHT RACING RULES. In a plastic wallet- techniques and "dry run" on the beach; NRPA Members: $4.50 $2.70 sized booklet, the yacht racing rules are how to pick a boat and its equipment; il- dearly explained. Also included are plastic lustrates the hand signals used by skier and (405) THE YOUNG SPORTSMAN'S GUIDE models, in four colors, to help you work the driver of his boat; recommends safety TO SCUBA DIVING by Van El 'man. Written out various sailing problems. A most useful procedures; and shows the methods of ski- by an acknowledged expert in his field, Van and cleverly designed publication. ing barefoot and other tricks and competi- Ellrnan brings to the surfcce in original Paper $3.95 tive skiing. illus. $2.75 photographs and drawings the techniques NRPA Members: $3.60 NRPA Members: $2.30 and equipment needed for the most mobile of underwater sightseeing. As one of the (412) CATAMARAN RACING by Reg White (413) THE COMPLETE HORSESHOEING most thrilling and perhaps dangerous of 45, Bob Fisher. Catamaran racing machines GUIDE by Robert F. Wiseman. Here, for the underwater sports he explores every avenue have enjoyed a fantastic popularity. Their expert, beginner, and do-it-yourself horse of preparation and safety for many reward- rapid development has outstripped the owner, is all the information needed to the ing hours of good diving. Illus. $2.75 available literature and here is a very use- modern farrier's art. Much more than a NRPA Members: $2.50 ful book on sailing, racing and maintenance study and explanation, the author gives de- for their owners. Illus. $6.93 tailed procedures for shoeing many horses (4061 HOW TO PLAY AND TEACH WATER NRPA Members: $6.30 in varied conditions of health etc. POLO by Charles Hines. An important new Illus. $530 addition to sports literature and afast 1413) HAND, REEF AND STEER by Richard NRPA Members: $4.93 growing athletic competition. California is Henderson. A complete introduction to the U.S. champion water polo State. This is sailing for adults and young adults alike. (419) QUARTER HORSE by Robert Moor- an up-to-date and comprehensive book on Thorough, straightforward and dearly writ- man Denhardt. The serious Quarter Horse the techniques of playing and practicing. ten with nearly one hundred Illustrations breeder cannot use his horses wisely to- Full guidance IS given on pools, equipment, and diagrams of the fundamentals of sail- day, or mate them for tomorrow, without competition and officiating. Illus. $3.93 ing. "This book is highly recommended for knowledge of the breed's origin and prin- NRPA Members: $3.60 Inexperienced sailors who want to broaden ciple bloodlines. 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24 cal theory and method to an unusually in- (429) SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST OF HUNTING at -and the threats to pollute and terestingsocialcontext -the worldof by Hal Sharp. This compilation of articles des:; 'oem should read this. Illus.$6.95 horseracing, makes this book an effective and drawings from the author's newspaper NRPA Members: $6.30 andappealingsupplementarytextfor feature isfull of useful information for courses on social problems, as well as hunter of all kinds of wild game. It tells (435) WILD SANCTUARIES by Robert Mur- entertaining casual reading. $5.95 how to get around in the woods, how to phy. Here is the fascinating and even ter- NRPA Members: $5.40 conduct a drive fur pheasants and how the rible account of America's wildlife from the novice can become a better shot with rifle days of its early plenty through the time it (423) RIDING, STEP BY STEP by Margaret or shotgun. Another helpful section deals was recklessly ki led off until later acts of Cabell Self. 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ECOLOGY, NATURE and Based on facts collected by the Survival trophy-sire African lions to Georgia quail. Service Commission about 200articles Jimmy's encyclopedic knowledge about al- SCIENCE cover the whole field. 32 pages of color most every phase of the outdoors coven A. Ecology and well over 100 drawings give a vivid upland game, waterfowl and big game. It is Impression of some of the world's rarest replete with anecdotes such as only wide (433) STARS UPSTREAM by Leonard Hall. animals and plants-like the square-lipped travels and experience cou'd produce. If This story of the Current River in the Mis- rhinoceros and the c.o. $12.45 you're a skeet shooter, a trap shooter or a souri Ozarks will bring Americans closer to NRPA Members: $11.70 live pigeon gunner, here you will find au- their outdoor heritage. When it first ap- thoritative and tested techniques to help peared, Ira Gabrielson, the biologist and THE SIERRA CLUB SERIES. you become an expert marksman. conservationist said "it... should be re- These world-renowned books have finally Illus. $4,93 quired reading for everyone Interested In been reproduced In a "paperback" formal. NRPA Members: $6.30 the future of America." Nothing in the past reduced In size yet still able to present the decade has made that a less true descrip- splendor both of man's surroundings and of (428) HUNTING BIG GAME IN THE an tion of this fine and evocative book. their effect on man's spirit. "We need the PARKS by Howard G. Smith. 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25 (440) NAVAJO WILDLANDS by Philip Hyde 275 photographs (150 in full color) it stirs and sixty-four pages of full-color photo- and Stephen C. Jett. Illus. $3.95 the reader by bringing him closer to the graphs portray the peopled valleys and incredible natural beauty we are in danger foothills, the lakes, the forested slopes, the (441) "IN WILDNIIS IS PRESERVATION OF of forever losing. It also reminds us of the high pastures where edelweiss and a va- THE WORLD" by Eliot Porter. Illus.$3.95 warnings that we are destroying the "chain riety of other Alpine plants flourish, the of life." Shelly Grossman's photographs are vast glaciers perpetually mantled in snow. excellent and evocative. End paper maps THE ALPS evokes a world of pure enchant- and bibliography. $14.95 ment and provides a guided tour through NRPA Members Special: $13.25 one of the earth'. most familiar but least- explored wildern asses. A Friends of the Earth Book. Available February, 1971. $27.50 NRPA Members: $24.75

(459) MAUI by Robert Wenkam. Introduc- tion by Charles A. Lindbergh. In prose, poetry and 64 pages of full-color photo- In V. rIJrnc.. PZ:..VonI. II, graphs, the book explores the primordial Ow beauty of Maui's hidden valleys and secret streams, the sweeping vistas, the rich and vivid variety of flora and fauna, the volcano (442) THE WILD CASCADES; FORGOTTEN that is the island's highest point. A Friends PARKLAND by Harvey Manning. Illus. $3.95 of the Earth Book. Available November, 1970. $27.50 (443) NOT MAN APART by Robinson Jef- NRPA Members: $24.75 fers. Illus. $3.95 (455) THE CRISIS IN OPEN LAND by Park (460) THE ROMANCE OF WATER by Her- (444) CENTRAL PARK COUNTRY: A TUNE Education Workshop, Michigan State Uni- bert Wendt. Encyclopedic in range, but WITHIN US, text by Mireille Johnston, versity. A statement and survey ofthe written in a language easy to understand, edited by David Brower, photographs by genuine crises facing all areas from shore this book will appeal to the lay reader and Nancy and Retta Johnston, introduction by to mountains and our need to set aside the scientist alike. Water has continuously Marianne Moore. $3.95 more land and water areas for parks and shaped and re-shaped the geological face recreation purposes. This publication clearly of the earth and water is one of the most (445) THIS IS THE AMERICAN EARTH by outlines the problems and suggests the Important "elements" we must conserve. Anse! Adams and Nancy Newhall. basis for immediate action. it covers the This book delves deeply into this precious Illus. $3.95 needs of concentrated urban populations, essential. $5.95 the preservation of wilderness, inspiring NRPA Members: $5.40 (446) ALMOST ANCESTORS, THE FIRST natural features and scenery, and the pres- CALIFORNIANS by Theo.;ora Kroeber and ervation of significant historic sites and (461) THE MYSTERY OF ANIMAL MIGRA- Robed F. Heizer. Illus. $3.95 buildings. It also stresses our need to con- TION by Matthieu Ricard. The routes of serve outdoor resources outside designated migrators, the various ways they have of (447) GENTLE WILDERNESS. THE SIERRA recreation areas, through such measures as navigating and orienting themselves (by the NEVADA by John Muir & Richard Kauff- pollution control, zoning, and land man- stars, sun, by a magnetic field), the diffi- man. $3.95 agement that adequately recognizes rec- culties created for migrants by this modern reation values. Illus. 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Illus. $3.95 the first edition of this book appeared in cans to an awareness of the value of our 1957, no one had attempted to analyze this natural resources-in both economic and (451) SUMMER ISLAND, PENOBSCOT fascinating new discipline, nor to identify aesthetic terms. In these wise and mature its guiding principles. The author has the COUNTRY by Eliot Porter. Illus. $3.93 recollections, the author delineates the pro- unique ability to communicate the elusive found satisfaction derived through the de- (452) EVEREST. The West Ridge by Thomas substance of the theory we call interpreta- velopment of a love and understanding of F. Horatio. Photographs from the Ameri- tion. Illus. $4.95Paper $1.93 the natural world. $6.93 can Expedition and by its leader. NRPA Members: $4.30 $1.75 NRPA Members: $6.30 I Iles. $3.95 (457) THE LAND RENEWED, Revised 2nd (463) SHADOWS OVER THE LAND by I. I. (453) TIME AND THE RIVER FLOWING Edition by William R. Van Dersal. This McCoy. 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26 (464) THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS, MAN'S the World Wildlife Fund and the Interna- (474) BIRS, soft cover $2.95 STRUGGLE TO LIVE WITH HIMSELF by tional Union for the Conservation of Na- NRPA Men ''en: $2.70 Harold W. Helfrich, Jr. The papers In this ture. A final section is a textual compen- book,representingthe Yale School of dium on man's devastating impact on the (4751 Bin' SONGS (record album)$10.95 Forestry's 1968-69 lecture series, deal with life of the planet. Profusely illustrated. NRPA 90,,bers: $ 9.95 our survival in the face of rapid deteriora- $14.95 tion of our national surrouniings. Focusing NRPA Members: $13.55 (476) WESTERN BIRDS $4.95 attention on thecriticalenvironmental NRPA Members: $4.50 crisis, these papers are Intended to stimu- (469) WILDLIFE FOR AMERICA, Revised late a search for practical solutions. 2nd Edition by William R. Van Dersal. 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Fore- (483) BIRDS OF BRITAIN AND EUROPE word by Senator Edmund Muskie. pects of the euthor's half century of unique $6.00 $7.00 NRPA Members: $5.40 wilderness living and how it relates both to NRPA Members: $6.30 the urban-captivated citizen and the man (Available December) Paper $2.25 of the wilderness. Illus. $6.95 NRPA Members: $2.05 NRPA Members: $6.30 (484) ANIMAL TRACKS $5.95 1471) TECHNOLOGICAL INJURY edited by NRPA Members: 55.40 (467) AMERICA WAS BEAUTIFUL by Alice J. Rose. Technological advances in this cen- Watson. This book is a nostalgic collection tury have been of Immense benefit for (485) FERNS $4.95 cf steel and wood engravings first pub- mankind; they have also resulted In grave NRPA Members: $430 lished in 1872, a classic entitled Picturesque dangers, affecting the very fabric of life America and originally edited by William and society. Thus, the higher standard of (486) TREES AND SHRUBS $4.95 Cullen Bryant. 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27 Other Field Guides notated list and identification key as well role. Aside from basic information, the (496) BIRDS OF EAST AND CENTRAL as 148 lovely photographs, this book should great value of the set is the wealth of little- can AFRICA $6.50 be of great value to the bird watcher, known fascinatingdetail.Students NRPA Members: $5.85 scholar or researcher. Illus. $8.95 logically learn of animal relations. The set NAPA Members: $8.10 is vividly illustrated with full color.$59.95 (497) BIRDS OF NEW ZEALAND $6.95 NRPA Members: $53.95 NRPA Members: $6.30 (503) BIRDS OF PREY by Leon Augustus Hausman. A complete guide to the habi- (509) INSECTS by Url Lanham. An excellent introduction to i le study of this fascinating (498) NATIONAL PARKS OF EAST AFRICA tats, characteristics and distinguishing features of the thirty-five birds of prey found group of animal., the "most pleasingly in- $8.50 thenortheasternregionof North tricate of all animal worlds." For all stu- NRPA Members: $7.65 in America. Illus. $4.95 dents of their environment. NRPA Members: $4.50 Illus. Paper $2.95 ROGER TORY PETERSON has probably in- NRPA Members: $2.70 terested more people in natural history (504) THE COYOTE by Iona Siebert Hiser. than any other man living. His beautifully This liberally illustrated book gives a factual (510) FISHES by Url Lanham. A very read- illustrated Field Guides have become the and interesting picture of an animal which able book about the chief fish families of standard throughout the world. In essence Is a familiar inhabitant of our countryside the world and meant for the layman rather his ingenious method of field identifica- as well as our folklore. An interesting book than the ichthyolcgist. For fishermen and tion, universally known as "the Peterson for children. Illus. $2.50 nature-lovers andallthosesimplyin- system," features basic patterns and com- NRPA Members: $2.25 terested in their world. With many photo- parisons, with small arrows pointing to the graphs of fish. Illus. Paper $2.25 Important field marks. (505) FAMILIAR ANIMALS OF AMERICA by NRPA Members: $2.05 Will Barker. Will Barker combines scientific (499) THE MD TURKEY by A. W. accuracy with an easy, non-technical style (511) HAND - TAMING WILD BIRDS by Al- Schorger. A specialized work, dealing with that makes it a delight to read about the fred G. Martin. This is an engrossing guide the history of this bird which was once the common wildlife we are likely to see in a -a fascinatingadventureinto alittle- common diet of Indians east of the Great city park, a suburban yard, in neighboring known realm of American wildlife. Written Plains and now faces danger of destruction. woods and fields, or in the wilder areas of in simple, direct language by a man who The turkeys habits are covered in detail, mountains and prairie. Carl Burger's superb has been hand-taming birds since he was as well as the laws protecting this popular drawings depict each animal in its natural ten years old, this Instructive, complete and game bird. A book for hunters and bird setting along with many supporting illustra- thoroughly enjoyable book contains every- lovers, generously illustrated. $15.00 tions of tracks, den, etc. A book fun of thing you need to know. $2.50 NRPA Members: $13.50 essential detail and yet not overloaded NRPA Members: $2.25 with scientific jargon that could make very (500) THE GRIZZLY BEAR edited by Bessie good reading aloud. illus. $6.95 (512) GUIDE TO THE FISHES OF NEW Doak Haynes and Edgar Haynes. In this NRPA Members: $6.30 MEXICO by William J. Koster. Written for fascinating volume are collected stories those who will be surprised to hear that about the various encounters mountain (506) YOUR BOOK OF PET KEEPING by there are some 85 species of fish in New men, settlers, naturalists, scouts and others D. H. S. Risdon. This is a book to introduce Mexico and for those to whom this will have had with the grizely bear. It will be of young people to the various animals and come as no surprise at all, the author's great interest to sportsmen, naturalists, and birds which are commonly kept as pets in book is an authoritative, complete guide to all concerned with the history of the West. the ordinary household or garden. Simple thestate'sfish,native and introduced. Illus. with drawings. $6.95 instructions are given on the problems of Unusually useful are the 104 illustrations, NRPA Members: $6.30 housing, feeding and general care. Emphasis prepare' the author from actual speci- is laid on the practical side of keeping ani- mens. $1.65 (501) THE GREAT ARC OF THE WILD mals rather than the sentimental; itIs all NRPA Members: V 30 SHEEP by lames L Clark. This book will be too easy to be "fond" of an animal and at an Invaluable asset for the scientist and the same time to neglect its creature com- (5131 NEW MEXICO BIRDS AND WHERE naturalist, a boon companion to the sports- forts. Illus. $3.25 TO FIND 'THEM by I. Stokiey Ligon. Com- man and animal lover. In a text heavily Il- NRPA Members: $2.43 plete and authoritative, this guide isas lustrated with photographs of mounted useful and interesting to the bird-watcher heads, sheep habitats, and actual hunting (507) WHALES, WHALING AND WHALE- and the sportan as well as to the pro- experiences, the author discusses every va- CRAFT by Paul Giambarba. Through over a fessional. Based on records by scores of riety of the wild sheep. Illus. hundred drawings and an authenticated competent obsevers and over fifty years NRPA Members: $8.10 text the author presents a fresh and vivid of pioneering work by the author, this book view of the science and techniques of is clearly arranged and simply written, in- whaling, and itshistory as a uniquely cluding 149 different birds illustrated in American endeavor. Illus. Paper $1.93 full tear and another 139 black and white $1.50 NRPA Members: $1.80 drawings and photographs. Illus. NRPA Members: $7.65 (514) A COMPLETE FIELD GUIDE TO NESTS IN THE UNITED STATES by Richard Headstrom. The author characterizes each nest of mammals, insects, fishes, reptiles and amphibians for easy identification by physical location, its dimensions, the m%- terials used to build it and its geographical area. Here is an indispensable tool for the naturalist who wants to see for himself what a particular nest looks like, or the name of who built it. Illus. $10.00 (502) WATERFOWL by Paul A. fohnsltard- (50e) ANIMAL WORLD IN COLOR by NRPA Members: $ 9.00 An introduction to the various spec:es of Maurice Burton (Editor). This 12 volume set waterfowls,theirdistribution,migration, presents global survey of the animal king. (515) ART RICK'S NEW STREAMSIDE breeding biology, evolution, hydridization dom in full color, uniquely divided into GUIDE. (To naturals and their imitations.) and general behavior. Complete with an- volumes according to animal function or A.I. McClane, Fishing Editor of Field &

28 Stream, writes, "Still one of the most valu- (522) THE MOUNTAIN LION by Iona Sei- "Ricky" Raccoon will be thoroughly enable -eference works for the trout angler, bert Hiser. Folk tales have often given the joyable to children. Enlarged photographs this updated version...is a must for shy cougar a ferocity he does not possess. of Ricky, while he was owned by the serious fly fishermen." Here is an acknowl- This book reveals the true nature of these author, will intrigue youngsters as well as edged practical classic Illus. $4.95 splendid cats that once roamed the North adults. This book, however, isprimarily NRPA Members: $4.05 American continent in large numbers. an incentive for children who are seeking Illus. $2.50 satisfactory introductions to reading and (516) THE BOBWHITE QUAIL-ITS LIFE NRPA Members: $2.25 science. Illus. $4.50Paper $1.95 AND MANAGEMENT by Wafter Rosene. NRPA Men bers: $4.05 $1.75 The author has given over the greater part (523) THE WESTERN DIAMONDBACK RAT- of his career as a wildlife biologist to de- TLESNAKE by Evelyn L. Brown and M. Vere (529) COWLES ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ANI- veloping the colcept of quail management, De Vault. Why does the rattlesnake have MALS AND PLANTS. More than 900 articles using as his laboratory some of the great pits on its face that work like thermom- prepared by leading authorities present a plantations in the Southwest that have be- eters? What is the purpose of the snake's wide-ranging survey of the world of ani- come private game reserves. He has co- tongue that seems to flicker so idly about? mals and plants. The text is illustrated by ordinated his own field observations with These and other exciting questions are 170 charts, diagrams, and photographs, material selected from his collection of answered inthis accurate and readable with more than 60 pictures in full color. 1400 articles relating to the bobwhite to book. Illus. $2.50 A comprehensive discussion of animal and make available in one volume information NRPA Members: $2.25 plant life. Illus. $7.50 that is up-to-date and as complete as ex- NRPA Members: $6.75 haustive study and dedicated effort can (524) WORLD CATTLE by John E. Rouse. make it. Illus. $20.00 From systematic, firsthand observation over NRPA Members: $18.00 a period of six years the author describes (530) ZOOLOGICAL PARK FUNDAMEN- cattle breeds, management practices, mar- TALS by Lawrence Curtis, AAZPA. This (517) BIRDS AND WILDLIFE OF THE NA- keting procedures, abattoir facilities, cattle book was prepared primarily In response TION'S CAPITAL AREA by Malcolm Davis. diseases, the effect of government on cattle, to the demand for technical material gen- A collection of essays dealing in a refresh- and the outlook for cattle in each of 85 erated by the Increased expansion of zoos; ing and sensitive way with the interplay of countries. This work, handsomely boxed, and writtenespeciallyforthosecities man and nature. The author, a former two volumes of 1046 pages, with illustrated thinking of building new zoos or enlarging curator of birds of the National Zoo con- maps, abibliography and an index of an existing one. Here is finally a book of veyshis knowledge and compassionate cattle, is probably one of the most com- fundamentals regarding the planning, de- interest in all wildlife through his writings. prehensive accounts of world cattle breeds sign and operation of zoos. And, unlike Illus. $1.95 ever issued. It gains added Importance from many specialized publications, this one has NRPA Members: $1.80 the fact that both the cattle and the meth- proven most interesting to the general ods of handling them were seen by one reader. illus. Paper $7.50 pair of eyes. Illus. $25.00 NRPA Members: $3.00 (518) BUTTERttlES AND MOTHS by Alfred NRPA Members: $22.50 Werner. This Is a uniquely illustrated guidebook to butterflies and moths in that a (531) ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS IN THE special Iridescent ink has been used to (525) A SNAKE-LOVER'S DIARY by Barbara AMERICAS edited by Bob Truett. 1970 Edi- portray these beautiful colored insects in Brenner, This vivid story is full of adven- tion. An official publication of the Ameri- can Association of Zoological Parks and their realistic slate. Diagrams and illustra- ture: imagine finding fang marks on your tions clearly and simply delineate scientific boot where a Timberline Rattlesnake has Aquariums, the directory gives geographical struck. Or losing your Kingsnake in a dish- listings of U.S., Canadian, Latin American, information. Illus. $14.93 and Old World zoos. All listings are an- NRPA Members: $13.50 washer. Snake-lovers, particularly, will be enthralled by this fascinating and informa- notated with complete information on zoo (519) THE GUIDE TO JAVELINA by Ralph tive look Into the reptile world, and those and park directors and personnel; addresses A. Fisher, Sr. The author, who has spe- who are not snake-lovers may have a and telephone; hours and fees; number cialized in the game of javelins, has re- change of mind. Illus. $4.25 and variety of specimens. Separate listings corded In first-hand detail the many shoot- NRPA Members: $3.115 are given for conservation and zoological ing expeditions into the deserts, canyons organizations, animal dealers, U.S. Govern- and mountains of Arizona, in search of the 1526) FLORIDA MARINE SHELLS by C. N. ment agencies, and an AAZPA Member- pig that can be very vicious when cornered Vila; and N. R. Vitas. Here Is an indis- ship Roster. Users will she find classified and which constitutes a real challenge to pensable guide for students and hobbyists major advertisers of animals and bird ex- the sportsman. $3.73 to the shells of our southeastern coasts porters, Importers, and exchanges; feed, NRPA Members: OA° from North Carolina south to Honda and supplies, equipment and systems, insur- west to Texas. Every shell is described in ance, etc. This year's enlarged edition combines convenience anddurabilityin a 1520) BABY ANIMALS AND THEIR MOTH- p. lure and text description planned to sturdy spiral binding. Paper $13.00 ERS by Hanns Reich. What can be more make easy a quick check of salient charac- NRPA Members: 65.00 captivating than being able to see oftimes teristics. Illus. $6.00 vicious and dangerous animals captured in NRPA Members: $5.40 the more gentle and innocent state of (332) ANTIVENINS: The 1967.196e Snake- motherhood? Here the author has compiled (327) AN AFRICAN ZOO IN THE FAMILY Site Strum Survey by the American Asso- photographs of many non-human species, by loan Winifred Taylor. This is the story ciation of Zoological Parks and Aquariums. manifesting what we like to think of as of a woman who undertook to preserve A proven valuable and important service human sensitivities. Illus. Africa's fauna in her own way. 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This manual encourages and accompanying captions at the front of the NRPA Members: $4.50 fosters the best protective measures in all book, eliminating distracting words on the zoological parks and reptile collections, pages of the photographs. Illus. $3.9) (528) MISTER RACCOON by John Beauvais. and in the field. Paper KM NRPA Members: $3.40 Thisdelightfulbiographicalsketchof HIM Members: $3.00

29 VIII. ECOLOGY, NATURE and tion of 900 mostoften-seen species. This is (545) CACTI OF THE SOUTHWEST by Del SCIENCE a beautiful non-technical reference. Weniger. For the cactus gardener as well Illus. $7.95 as the botanist, the author presents a beau- C. Plants NRPA Members: $7.20 tifully illustrated account of all the cacti (533) WILDFLOWER PORTRAITS by Eloise found in the southwestern states. One of Reid Thompson, a collection that has be- the many valuable features of this volume come one of the most admired by an is its treatment of scientific and common American artist. 100 full color watercolor names. A total of 119 species and 171 portraits are each given a large page with a varieties are listed by their scientific names text description facing. This is very helpful and by any common names that could be for evaluating size, foliage, and other bo- discovered. Each plant is described in full, tanical characteristics. Lavishly illus. $15.00 followed by a delineation of its range and NRPA Members: a discussion of its significant features and $13.50 the way it resembles or differs from its (534) HUMAN POISONING FROM NATIVE closest relatives. Illus. $25.00 AND CULTIVATED PLANTS by lames W. NRPA Members: $22.50 Hardin & Jay M. Arena, M.D. The first concise treatment of the plants poisonous to (546) EDIBLE NATIVE PLANTS OF THE humans, it is designed (and should be in- ROCKY MOUNTAINS by H. D. Harrington. valuable) to parents, teachers, counselors, (540) COMMON EDIBLE MUSHROOMS by This book Is not only a botanical listing of scouts, nurses and botanists-in short all Professor Clyde M. Christensen. Here Is the the edible plants to be found in the Rocky who need to know if a suspected plant is book mushroom eaters have been waiting Mountain region. It also provides the reader harmful. Including suspected plants and for.including everyedible mushroom, with recipes and practical uses of t!,ese line drawings and photographs. $6.00 guidelines for finding them and identifi- plants, such as the cooking of greens and NRPA Members: $5.40 cations of dangerousones. the making of dyes. It is a survival manual, Illus. $4.50Paper $2.45 containing Information which would be in- (535) CONE-BEARING TREES OF THE PA. NRPA Members: $4.05 $2.25 valuable were he lost. Besides containing anc COAST by Nathan A. Bowers. This a wealth of knowledge not easily gained enlarged edition is primarily to help the (541) MUSHROOMS OF THE GREAT without years of fieldexperience,this reader identify the native conifers of the SMOK1ES by L R. Hester. This book is highly interesting book offers the adven- Pacific Coast. Each full page Illustration addressed to the Inquiring amateur. It pre- turous reader exotic taste sensations and Includes a picture of the tree in its native sents some representatives of the mush- rare gourmet experiences. Illus. $8.95 habitat, a close-up of the bark, and line rooms and their relatives of the fertile re- NRPA Members: $8.10 drawings of needles, cones and seeds. gion, the Great Smoky Mountains National Illus. $4.93 Park, Part I deals with some of the natural (547) TREES, SHRUBS AND VINES by Arthur NRPA Members: $4.50 aspects of mushrooms; PartIIdescribes T. Viertel. The purpose of this work is some representatives of the mushrooms of to identify the ornamental, broad-leaved, (336) FAMILIAR TREES OF AMERICA by the Park; Part III has to do with mushroom woody plants of the northern United States William C. Grimm. There are more than relatives. Illus. $5.50 In as simple and straight-forward a fashion 900 species and varieties of American trees NAPA Members: $4.93 as practical. No previous book of this type -4 times as many as occur In Europe. Here has satisfied the needs of the non-botanist, is an outstanding biography of the most (542) THE SAVORY WILD MUSHROOM by Descriptions are supplementary and are representable species, the ones readers are Margaret McKenny, Those who wish to made up almost entirety of words common most apt to see in town and country. A undertake the fascinating study of mush- to the average vocabulary, Illus. $2.93 beautiful presentation int readers of all rooms In general will find this book of NRPA Members: $2.70 ages accompanied by drawings, many maps, enormous interest.Instructions as to the a pictorial glossary and a streamlined guide exact procedures of mushroom hunting, as (S48) HOW 10 IDENTIFY PLANTS by H. to identification. Illus. $5.95 well as a complete and thorough distin- D. Harrington and L. W. Durreli. The pur- NRPA Members: $5.40 guishing of edible and poisonous mush- pose of this book is to provide practical rooms Is presented in a comprehensive and help for those interested in learning the (537) THE BOOK OF TREES by William NRPAinteresting fashion. Paper $3.95 special technique of identifying plants. A Carey Grimm. Descriptions of nearly all NRPA Members: $3.60 simplified glossary of botanical terms Is in- species of trees grown in North America. A cluded to aid the new student of plant complete reference on the history, growth, (543) RHODE ISLAND WILDFLOWERS by identification. Illus. $2.23 habits, distribution, value and identifying Irene H. Stuckey. This book was prompted NRPA Members: $2.05 factor. Accurate drawings of leaf, flower by the lack of any suitable nontechnical and twig. Illus. $7.91 guide to help Rhode 10:nders satisfy their (349) STALKING THE WILD ASPARAGUS NRPA Members: $7.20 Interest In native wildflowers. If the reader by Euell Gobbons. A delightful book on finds beauty and pleasure in this book, as the recognition, gathering and preparation RECOGNIZING NATIVE SHRUBS by Is intended, let him also be warned that and use of the natural health foods that William Carey Grimm. tine drawings and many of these same flowers are in danger grow wild all about us. A book for lovers detailed keys to characteristics provide an of becoming extinct In Rhode Island, of good food, with hundreds of detailed all-season, non-technical shortcut to identi- NIllus. $2.00 recipes for turning ordinary wild fruits and fying nearly every known species from Can INA?Ambers: $1.110 vegetables into tasty dishes that would ada to the Gulf Coast and northern Florida grace any table. The Information supplied -over 400 native bushes, woody plants and (544) ROADSIDE !towns OF TEXAS, 3rd In this book will enahle you to save many vines. Illus. $7.95 Printing by Howard S. Irwin. Beautifully and Own its price on grocery bills and diet NRPA Members: $7.20 accurately presenting 257 paintlicrliftsmeof the supplements. loveliest and most prevalent wl rs of Hard cover $7.95 NRPA Members: $7.20 (339) RECOGNIZING FLOWERING WILD Thus, this book is an extremely practical Paper $2.71NRPA Members: SI.54 PUNTS by William Carey Grimm. For the Field guide tvhost selectivity of material nature hobbyist, outdoorsman, gardener, makes it a useful tool for the layman. The asc* TRIES OF THE SOUTH by Charlotte beginning student and anyone who likes book has been built around the remarkable Hilton Green. the nature study rather than to know the many wild-flowering plants watercolors of Mary Mot: Wills, who has the systematic approach has been used in encountered on walks and along the high- produced, over half a century, hearty 2000 this Illustrated book of trees. The author way, a special key simplifies identifrcation pa..itings of texas wildflowers. Illus. $SJS gives the reader an understanding and ap- and guides the made, to positive identifica- NRPA Members: $3.20 preciation of trees, an insight into their

30 beauty, their wonder and their use. In a (563) WONDERS OF THE PACIFIC SHORE (571) GROW YOUR OWN by Jeanie Dar- delightfully informal style, she presents the by Tay Sloan. Illus. $4.50 lington.If you are one of the growing botanical facts in readable form and adds number of liberated gardeners who is in- unusual facts or tradition concerning each (561) LIFE IN THE DESERT by Peggy Lar- terestedindenouncingthechemically tree which give it a distinctive personality. son. Illus. $4.50 harmful and tasteless varieties of food Illus. $6.95 products on the market today, then you NRPA Members: $6.30 (562) DIGGING FOR DINOSAURS by E. will want this book. Growing your own Colbert. Illus. $4.50 natural organic foods is, of course, more (5511 WILDFLOWERS OF NORTH CARO- healthful, but more thin that, it works as a LINA by William S. Justice and C. Ritchie (563) UNDER THE MICROSCOPE by T. fine opposition totl e manufacturers of Bell. Featuring 400 full-color photographs, Sloan and D. Sloan. Illus. $4.50 poor quality, highly expensive, and un- this book, which covers a large part of the healthy food products. Should be present (564) THE SOLAR SYSTEM by C. Bonestell. in every commune library. Paper $1.75 southeastern United States, has been de- $4.50 sighed for easy handing in the field. It is Illus. NRPA Members: $1.60 notable for the striking fidelity of its illus- (565) ROCKET TO THE MOON by C. (572) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT trations and the ease with which they pro- Bonestell. Illus. $4.50 vide identification of species. For teachers, ANTS by Millicent E. Selsam. How do ants students, amateurs, and flower-lovers, this (566) ATOMIC SUBMARINES by Capt. Wm. sleep? How do they find their food? How volume will prove indispensable. R. Anderson, USN. Illus. $4.50 do they communicate? Can they learnt Illus. VISO NRPA Members: $4.05 each These and many more questions are an- NRPA Members: $7.65 sweredbytheaward-winningscience (567) MAKING FRIENDS WITH THE STARS writer in this fascinating and scientifically (552) THE NATURAL GARDENS OF NORTH by Arthur J. Zadde, Revised 5th Edition by sound study. Illus. $3.50 CAROLINA, Revised, 2nd Edition by B. W. Theodore A. Smits. Will Introduce the stu- NRPA Members: $3.15 Wells. The first portion of this book is de- dent, hobbyist, or general reader to the voted to a general account of the vegeta- constellations, stars and planets. With ;his (573) WHERE THEY GO IN WINTER by tion and habitat of each of the eleven book as a guide, the reader needs no opti- Margaret Waring Buck.For the young major plant communities of North Caro- cal aids to identify any of the celestial ob- naturalist curious about the habits of wildlife when temperatures drop and plant food lina. In the second part, a simple key to jects. Paper $130 the herbaceous wild flower plants of the NRPA Members: $1.35 is gone. Highly Informative, indexed. state is presented, accompanied by descrip- Illus. $3.95Paper $1.75 tions of the genera and important species. (S68) SCIENCE NEWS YEARBOOK 1970. NRPA Members: $3.60 $1.60 Illus. $7.75 Compiled and edited by Science Service. NRPA Members: $7.00 In 1969, man first set foot on the moon. (574) BOOK OF MAGNETS by Mae Free- Many other extraordinary discoveries and man. What is a magnet? How is it made? (553) TREES, SHRUBS, AND WOODY VINES advancements took place without so much What gives a magnet its mysterious pulling IN KANSAS by H. A. Stephens. Kansas is publicity,far away from the humdrum power? Boys and girls will find the answers usually thought of as a prairie state, and news, and our lives will be changed by In this fascinating scientifically sound book. few people realize that within its borders these findings. Here, in concise documen- Itincludeseasy,fun-to-do experiments are approximately 1,358,000 acres of com- tary form, you can get a glimpse of life as which can be performed with a simple bar mercial forests. This book is Intended to it may come to be, better or worse or not magnet. Illus. $3.75 $3.40 serve the general reader as a reference for at all. Illus. $9.95 NRPA Members: identification of woody plants in Kansas. NRPA Members: $9.00 Illus. $6.73Paper $3.95 an,EXPLORING SCIENCE IN YOUR NRPA Members: $6.10 $3.60 (369) SCIENCE THROUGH RECREATION HOME LABORATORY by Richard Harbeck. by Warren Goodrich and Car leen M. The young scientist will find all he needs to VIII. ECOLOGY, NATURE and Hutchins. Except for the so-called "natural know about building his home lab in this helpful book; picking the best locations, SCIENCE sciences" dealing with plants and animals, science has riot been widely Included in building a workbench, assembling inexpen- D. Science recreation programs in this country. NRPA sive equipment, tips on safety-and how to believes that the time is over due for a conduct first experiments. Appendix lists ADVENTURES IN NATURE AND SCIENCE. common chemical compounds and ele- A series of thirteen titles that authentically bookIntroducingchildrentoscience through recreation. This book Is for leaders ments. Index. Illus. $2.95 Introduces and covers an important science NRPA Members: $2.70 topic presented in elementary schools. Each and for children-no previous experience book is a fascinating discovery straight out in science is necessary. Its games are fun to play; the questions they raise will be fun (576) SCIENCE FOR CAMP AND COUN- of the world of science. They are beauti- SELOR by William T. Harty. 117 boy-and- fully illustrated with full-color photographs to pursue. Illus. Paper $2.00 NRPA Members: $1.00 girl tested projects dealing with photogra- and original art and with a minimum of phy, astronomy, geology, plants, animals, text. These are excellent 'head stalls" for mathematics, electricity and electronics, all getting children off to a positive beginning (570) HANDBOOK OF NATURE STUDY, Revised 24thEdition by Anna Botsford relating to the camp environment; how to at home, school and camp. Illus. Each $430 plan the science program. Illus. $9.93 (354) YOUNG ANIMALS by lotus R. Saun- Comstock. This 937-page leaves no facet of nature study untouched. First published NRPA Members: $9.00 ders. Illus. $430 in 1911, much of the language of the earlier text has been preserved, since no (577) SCIENCE TREASURES: Let's Repeat (555) THE ANTS by Edward S. Ross. the Great Experiments by Bob Brown. for $430 improvement could be made on the charm- illus. ing style that has won friends of tens of the first time nineteen great scientific ex- (556) THE BEES by Edwin Way Tea le. thousands. However, this new edition has periments can be recreated by the teen- Illus. $4.50 been well-modernized-such topics as soil ager with simple, Inexpensive equipment. conservation have been added, and pre- The author instructs step-by-step and guides (557) TROPICAL BUTTERFLIES by Alexander viOusly Inadequate information has been with detailed Information and illustrations, B. Pots. Illus. $430 expanded. The original nature-study ap- experiments of Aristotle, Archimedes, Da (5S81 ANIMALS OF THE SEA by Marcel proach as opposed to the academic scien- Vinci, Galileo, Newton, Franklin, Faraday Write. Illus. $430 tific approach, has been preserved. This is and twelve other noted scientists. Each ex- certainly a readable and all-incluslve vol- reriment is prefaced by biographical and (559) CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE by Ed- ume. Illus. $11.00 nistorkal information. Illus. $530 ward S. Ross. Illus. $430 NRPA Members: $ 9.90 NRPA Members: $4.93

31 (578) LEARNING ABOUT SCIENCE prehistoric creatures. The dinosaur world is IX. CAMPING, TRAVEL and PLACES THROUGH GAMES by Warren Goodrich. A brought vividly to life with breathtaking skilled concentration of activities especially illustrations. Index. $4.95 A. Parks, Cities, Special Areas designed to arouse an interest in science. NRPA Members: $4.50 Both large and small groups are kept in (591) LIGHTHOUSES by Paul Ciambarba. mind as well as the instructor with no (585) LEARNING ABOUT NATURE This is the exciting story of lighthouses, scientific background. An informative ex- THROUGH CRAFTS by Virginia Mussel- from antiquity to the present, and the Im- ploration of fun for the child and a posi- man. 150 simple just-for-fun and useful portant role they have played in the history tive aid to the instructor. illus. $2.95 things for children to make from nature's of our country. 41 black and white draw- NRPA Members: $2.70 storehouse. The book offers ways to happy ingsillustratetl emost famouslights adult-child sharing and doing together. found on the Atlantic and Pacific shores (579) FIELD GUIDE TO SNOW CRYSTALS Illus. $3.95 and 18 maps pinpoint their locations. by Edward R. la Chapelle. There Is no cur- NRPA Members: $3.60 Paper $1.95 rent publication which presents the picture NRPA Members: $1.80 that a casual observer sees when he scoops (586) EXPLORING NATURE WITH YOUR up a handful of snow and examines it with CHILD by Dorothy Edwards Shuttlesworth. (592) OLD VERMONT HOUSES by Herbert his naked eye or a small hand lens. The Mat do you know about nature's ways Wheaton Congdon. The history of Vermont snow ranger, the nature lover or the serious and wonders? When your child asks you architecture is traced from the earliest log student needs a field guide to snow crys- (or an educator's children) here is what cabins of 1763 to the stately mansions of tals which explains what he actually sees you should know about flowers,trees, the 1850's. An absorbing and informative and how the snow got that way. This book birds, animals wild and tame - insects, book for anyone interested in architecture. fills that need. Illus. $2.95 reptiles, fish, the heavens and the weather. Illus. $3.50 NRPA Members: $2.70 Over 100 photographs and drawings com- NRPA Members: $3.15 plement the text. Illus. $5.95 (5801 ROCKS AND MINERALS by Richard NRPA Members: $5.40 (593) A TOUR GUiDE TO THE CIVIL WAR M. Pearl. The entire range of the mineral by Alice Hamilton Cromie. Designed for kingdom is presented in popular language (587) LEARNING ABOUT NATURE the tourist or student, it Is the ideal sight- for the prospector, student, collector, and THROUGH GAMES by Virginia W. Mussel seeing companion as well as short course general reader. Radioactive minerals are man. Chapter after chapter is bustling wi In the Civil War. Monuments, historic sites, emphasized, befitting their current strategic dozens of ideas for trips and walks awake.; landmarks, relics, museums and other points importance. Paper $1.95 ing a child's sense of wonder. There are of interest are all listed. Illus. $2.95 NRPA Members: $1.75 games and activities for Indoors too. This Is NRPA Members: $2.70 a wonderful book for the teacher and the (581) WHAT WOOD IS THAT? A Manual parent. Illus. $3.95 (594) EVERGLADES by William B. Robert- of Wood Identification by Herbert L. Ed lin. NRPA Members: $3.60 son, Jr. This book is recommended to en- With 40 actual wood specimens, this book hance the appreciation of anyone who is a becomes an exceedingly useful guide for (588) A LEADERS GUIDE TO NATURE- first-time visitor to this unusual National dealers, builders, architects, carpenters, and ORIENTED ACTIVITIES by Betty van der Park. It is also a serious all-purpose intro- all those who own furniture or a home or Smissen and Oswald H. Goering. Many duction which serves as a reference and at simply love wood. Illus. $7.95 counselors and teachers will find this the the same time evaluates the charm and ap- NRPA Members: $7.20 best source ever for successful nature pro- peal of the area. Illus. $1.00 grams. Tells you how to develop the basic NRPA Members: $ .90 (582) EXPLORING ROCKS, MINERALS, FOS- program and make use of community re- SILS IN COLORADO by Richard M. Pearl. sources. Crafts, games, outdoor living skills, (5951 GUIDE TO THE WILDERNESS WATER- The author has provided here a brilliant, projects and hobbies, outing sports, camp- WAY OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL readable and extremely well-illustrated sur- fire projects, family and day camping, In- PARK by William G. Truesdell. There is a vey of Colorado's rocks, minerals and fos- dian lore, and winter activities are all hap- 99 mile water route in the famous Florida sils. Illus. $4.95 NRpily combinedwith nature. Illus. $3.93 Everglades, a boat trail that winds its ways NRPA Members: $4.30 PAA Members $3.60 through creeks, rivers and open bays In the wilderness. This book is intended for the (SM) WHEN BIRDS MIGRATE by Nina (S89) WHAT IS ITt AT THE BEACH by Paul boater or canoes, with 27 full detailed Shackelford. Many of the fascinating facts Glambarba. Here is an intriguing beach charts to show routes, campsites, ranger will evoke wonder In young readers who book for all ages. The book is illustrated station, types of vegetation, bird rookeries are given an introduction to this most in- with over 200 black and white drawings of and other points of interest. The informa- teresting activity of birds as well as an marine life found along the Atlantic and tion Is most helpful for anyone visiting this appreciation for both the discipline and Pacific coasts. The pages can be hand famous but remote area. illus. Spiral $2.50 beauty of nature study. Illus. $3.25 colored. Perfect for the beginner naturalist. NRPA Members: $2.25 NRPA Members: $2.95 Paper $1.95 NRPA Members: $1.100 1596) CAPE COD AND CAPE COD NA- TIONAL SEASHORE by Paul Giarnbarba. An 0901 A RANGE GUiDE TO MINES AND illustrated collection of fact and folklore MINERALS by jay Ellis Ransom. The with over 80 drawings. This h %ndy guide pedor will profit greatly from the au also features 20 area maps keyed to 148 instructions on preparatory research, and places of interest described in the text by a the proper tools and equipment roded for most knowledgeable resident. Ilfus. the field. He tells where the major existing Paper $3.95 mines are in the United States from NRPA Mernibrs: $3.60 gopher site to the largest-and locates Im- portant commercial ores and secondary (5971 ALONG THE MAINE COAST by Kath- minerals by state, county, township, and arine Knowles. Text by Thea Wheevvright. geologic range. He defines 400 mineral The Maine toast is unusual its its wealth of species and discusses the basic kinds of both scenery and history. All the elements IRK DINOSAURS AND MORE DINO- rock in clear and accurate language. The that compose this extraordinary tnyit011. SAURS by M. jean Craig. Where did they author has surely contributed one of the meet and lend a special magic to the very live? Mal did they eat? When did they most Indispensable tools for the wise pros- name of this northeastern state are cap- diet This exciting book answers basic ques pector.Ius. "SAS tured in coves and inlets and bays that tions about the origin and habits of these FatPAMllernbere: OAP make up over 2,400 'Mks of coastline that

32 is only 220 miles long by crowfiight. (604) NEW YORK LANDMARKS edited by orable house tour of fine achitecture, an- Illus. $10.00 Alan Burnham, Revised 2nd Edition. The tiques and landscape gardening. Contains NRPA Members: $ 9.00 New York Times Book Review says that the largest number of historic houses open this is "the finest book on New York archi- to the public in the northeastern United (598) CAPE COD JOURNEY by Katharine tecture to date .. , Should itself be recog- States from salt box to marble palace. The Knowles. This Is a photographic journey, a nized as a landmark." Here, in superb full- 254illustrated houses date from early fleeting glimpse of beautiful Cape Cod, that page photographs, are 150 of the land- Colonial days to well into the 20th cen- captures its essence-the chaTrn and atmos- marks thus designated: a group as varied in tury. Each gives fresh insight into the his- phere of this incomparable land jutting into time, space, and purpose, and as exciting, tory of this country and the lives of the the Atlantic from Buzzards Bay. Illus. $5.95 as the metrepolis itself. Illus. $15.00 people who wiped to shape it. Illus. $8.50 NRPA Members: $5.40 NRPA Members: $13.50 NRPA Members: $7.65

'599) HOUSES OF NEW YORK OPEN TO (605) THE WHITE MOUNTAINS by Arthur PROFILES OF AMERICA is a collection of THE PUBLIC by Nicholas Zook. Lists every W. Vose. These New Hampshire mountains volumcs, stimulating and alive, which de- house in the State open to the public with have been attractive to millions for their pict various famed areas of the United itslocation, description and information unmatchedscenicbeauty.Withmany States. The color photography of all of the about visiting hours. Approximately 100 photos, the author provides a word and volumes and the accompanying texts oblit- photos illustrate the interiors and exteriors picture tour through what is probably the erate the current negative aspects of to- of houses most interesting to the author. most accessible mountain area in the coun- day's cities and emphasize pleasant, if oc- $10.00 try. Illus. $7.95 casionally obscure, realities. 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In text and pictures this book is dance of new ideas on the pleasures of the alive and stimulating, a worthy volume of manual for collecting, Identification, and New jersey shore. There's fun in planning project work. Illus. Paper $1.50 Profiles of America. $4.95 ahead,inarranging arendevous with NRPA Memben: NRPA Members: $4.50 $1.33 friends at some interesting spot. $4.95 (601) ANNAPOLIS VISIT by Mary Mitchell. NRPA Mcnibers: $430 (613) SAN FRANCISCO IN COLOR by T. The capital of Maryland has grown old H. Watkins. The author has told the story (607) NEW YORK'S GREENWICH VILLAGE of San Francisco with verve and wit, his gracefully and beautifully since 1694. The by Edmund T. Delaney. This book is not a beingsuperblyillustratedbythe pride and rare of Its citizens have preserved text guide. Rather itIs a revisiting of the past breathtaking color photos. Together, they Its past, and Mary Mitchell's text and 100 In the light of the present. Thy author has great photographs are equally successful In show- make a memorable portrait of a a consuming interest In New York local American city. Illus. $4.93 ing the old and the new in this city. $10.00 history and knows it well. He describes the NRPA Members: NRPA Membens $ 9.00 village asithas been fromitsearliest period and pictures the changing scene. (614) NEW ENGLAND IN COLOR by Sam- 1502) IN AND OUT OF BOSTON WITH uel Chamberlain and Stewart Beach. A new CHILDREN (new enlarged ed.) by Bernice Illus. $10.00 NAPA Members: $ 9.00 dimension is added to the perennial beagry Chester. Every city should have a guide of New England scenes In this volume. The such as this compiled to help the visitor or (608) BLUE WATERS VIEWS OF OLD NEW beautifully exciting color photographs de- newcomer quickly learn of all the possible YORK by Paul Giambarba. A fascinating picting all of the historic houses, tree-lined cultural,historical, and recreationalre- collection of old views of the great city, village streets and famed harbors of New sources which are of interest to children including Long Island and the Jersey shore, England indicate a very much alive and and their families. What is open when, takenfromout-of-print,hard-to-locate memorable experience. Illus. $4.93 what is offered where, directions, cost and sources and enlarged, and edited for to- NRPA Members: $4.30 ale restrictions are all contained here in day's reader. The perfect book for the New one volume. Although child-oriented, par- York buff and lover of blue water lore who (615) A STROLL THROUGH HISTORIC ents and group leaders may find that they likes a little salt with his history. Illus. $3.93 SALEM by Samuel Chamberlain. All along share enthusiasms for many of the sugges- the way one's friendly g'.ide in this book NRPA Members: $3.60 tions. Illus. 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This delightful book combines to the well-trod decks of the great ships the well-known talents of the author and themselves. for the reader who has been photographer In a tribute to the history, fortunate enough to visit the Mystic, this achievements, continuing importance and book will be a warm and permanent me- (603) DISCOVERING THE APPALACHIANS. beauty of the Connecticut shore. 148 pho- mento. for the reader who has not yet had Combining both the past and the present, tographs by Katherine Knowles. that chance, it is an introduction and an it Is a fascinating Mile by mile guide to the Illus. $10.00 invitation. Ms. $4.73 history, lore, peoples and natural wonders NRPA Members: $ 9.00 NRPA Members: $4.10 of this sprawling wilderness, so Ml ofild- life, waterfath and scenic views. Illus. $7.93 1611) HOUSES OF NEW ENGLAND OPEN (617) THE NEW JERSEY SHORE by lotus T. NRPA Members: $7.20 TO THE PUBLIC by Nicholas Zook. A mem- Cunningham. Here, in picture and story, is

33 the New Jersey Shore, from Sandy Hook to the state. There are 100 photographs, some Outer Banks of North Carolina have re- Cape May. This latest book by the state's printed here for the first time, some show- mained little known to most Americans. popular historian is a vivid profile of the ing the towns both as they once were and Here the author has written of the many 127-mile strip visited by millions of people as they are today. Illus. $8.50 details of life on Ocracoke today. Informal every year. It leaves no one in doubt that, NRPA Members: $7.65 and chatty, the book divulges the ways of like the rest of New Jersey, the Shore has the Islanders and of vacationers and de- something for every taste. (623) GUIDE TO THE COLORADO MOUN- scribes what one can expect to find and to TAINS by Robert Ormes, Revised 6th Edi- !Pus. $530Paper $1.95 do on the fascinating island and how to get tion. For neatly 20 years this guide has been NRPA Members: $430 $1.75 there. Illus. $3.75 the mountain climber's bible. According to NRPA Members: $3.40 (618) BAJA: LAND OF LOST MISSIONS by the author,nearlyallof the Colorado Marquis McDonald with Glenn N. Inter. mountain areas can be reached by parties (629) CAPE COD AND THE OFFSHORE This book reports the findings of the au- without special technical knowledge, pro- ISLANDS by Walter Teller. In this intimate thor, who set out by Jeep with a well re- vided the leadership is experienced. With volume, the author explores the lore and f.earched list of 37 locations where Spanish the up-dating of maps and text, the wide legend of the Cape and the islands. Dra- missions are known to have been estab- ea/erase of this sixth edition makes it one matic,colorfuldescriptionsof thelife lished on Mexico's Baja California penin- of a kind for the mountainous state of cycles of the animals and plants-the lob- sulain the 18thcentury. They traveled Colorado. Illus. $6.00 sters, whale, oyster, cranberry bush-on more than 6000 miles to gather information NRPA Members: $5.40 which the Cape's economy is based. This on the state of these missions preservation. book is written in rhythmic prose, guiding (624) THE FOURTEENERS by Perry Eberhart Anilluminatingassessment ofterritory the reader on a round-the-year walking marked "Unexplored" in schoolboy geog- and Philip Schmuck. Pike's Peak, Mt. Elbert, tour, emphasizing he raw beauty of the Snowmass, La Plata Peak, San Luis Peak, the raphy books. $4.95 October gales, the slow triumph of spring, list of Colorado's mountains rising to alti- NRPA Members: $4.50 the seasonal bloom of tourist traps and the tudes of 14,000 feet and higher reaches the blights of pollution and modern housing. (619) THE PADRE ISLAND STORY by Lo- incredible total of 53. No other state is dis- Illus. $8.95 raine Daly and Pat Reumert. This book tinguished by such a large number of NRPA Members. $8.10 vividly and compellingly relates astory majestic peaks. In this book all 53 of Colo- from Horatio Alger. From rags to riches- rado's "(ourteeners' are presented in beau- (630) ALASKA WILDERNESS byRobert from cannibals and pirates to tourists and tiful, full-page photos and the fascinating Marshall. This book records the author's fun-seekers.PadreIsland'shistoryisa text locates each of the peaks geologically trips by foot, boat, and dogsled into wilder- "must" to read. Padre Island will then be- and historically. Illus.$10.00Paper $335 ness areas north of the Arctic Circle, ex- come a "must" to visit. $2.95 NRPA Members: $ 9.00 $3.60 ploring, mountain climbing, and mapping NRPA Members: $2.75 new territories. Based on letters and jour- (625) MONTANA PAY DIRT: A GUIDE TO nals written in the field, this account is a (620) HISTORIC SPOTS IN CALIFORNIA THE MINING CAMPS OF THE TREASURE vivid and personal description of his ad- (revised 3rd edition) by William N. Abeloe. STATE by Muriel Sibell Wolle. This book ventures in remote Arctic country. The only complete guide to the historical climaxes nearly a decade of study and Illus. $6.95 landmarks of the state of California, this sketching of the Montana mining areas, and NRPA Members: $6.30 standard work has now been thoroughly this work,inturn, climaxes some three revised, enlarged, and brought up-to-date. decades devoted to the outstanding record- (631) CLIFF DWELLERS by W. E. S. Folsom- This new edition has been enriched by the ing of mining camps done by anyone In the Dickerson. Clinging high and empty on addition of a separate map for each county, West. The vast accumulation of data vividly canyon walls, abandoned long before the eight detail maps of especially important portrays the earliest discoveries in each of Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, the areas, and over 200 photographs. All offi- 22 areas. The whole fantastic story of the multi-room citadels of the ancient cliff cially registered State Historical Landmarks West is captured here, the factual material dwellers are the mystery and marvel of the and National Historic Landmarks are in- balanced by the deeply humanized and Southwest. The details of their exodus re- cluded; this is the only book, outside of personal excitement of the author as she main a mystery. The marvel of their accom- the official publications of the State Parks traces the heroic pioneer effort of the past. plishment grows with every page as the Commission and the U.S. Dept. of the In- Illus. $12.50 author travels the mesas of New Mexico terior, to include all such landmarks. NRPA Members: $11.25 and Arizona. Here you willthrill to the Illus. $11.95 excitement of discovery. Illus. $4.95 NRPA Members: $10.85 (626) COLORDA GEM TRAILS AND MIN- NRPA Members: $4.50 ERAL GUIDE (revised 2nd edition) by Rich- (621) CRANBERRY LAKE FROM WILDER- ard M. Pearl. This famous book takes you (632) BOATER'SGUIDE TO THE UPPER NESS TO ADIRONDACK PARK by Albert on an extensive gem and mineral collect- FLORIDA KEY' 1 Creek to Long Key. Fowler. One of the last parts of the East ing tour of Colorado. Detailed directions Here is a co. on this area, de- to be settled, the Cranberry Lake region in are given for reaching the noted as well as scribingthe 'sandadjacent the Adirondack:. of northern New York thelittle-knownlocalitiesinthisgreat waters from It of the pleasure remains a recreational retreat and a train- mineral-producing state. Official maps and boater -wits phasis on Florida ing ground for outdoorsmen. The author, references for study and research is also Bay, a uniq cted section. De- whose family has summered at Cranberry provided. A broadly inclusive book. tailed trips, usual sorts of ani- Lake since 1895 has assembled in a roughly Illus. $4.95 mal life, an, given. chronological order firsthand accounts of NRPA Members: $4.50 Illus. $330 events in the region from 1845 to the NRPA Men $315 (627) WORLD ATLAS OF MOUNTAINEER- present. These informal narratives reveal OREST by Ruth how the area and its special character de- ING edited by Wilfrid Noyce and lan Mc- (633) THE Kirk. The .otographs and veloped. Illus. $13.75 Moffitt. This is the only book in its field c, ke this strange, NRPA Members: $12.45 to contain such a wide and invaluable vivid text range of information on the great moun- beautiful v), epic rain forest (622) GUIDE TO THE COLORADO GHOST taineering areas of the world. Fully illus- accessible actual traveler TOWNS AND MINING CAMPS (revised 4th trated in color and black and white with a there are! descriptions of edition) by Perry Eberhart. This 4th edition, comprehensive sequence of 32 maps and roads, trails icilities. Speak- incorporating extensive revisions and addi- over 260 outstanding photographs, it caters ing to all ) reverence for tions, continues its reputation as the most to the growing international interest in the the rain for for its future, .ty of a unique thorough guide and story available of the subject. Illus. $14.95 this book c' 'r the preserva- Colorado ghost towns and mining camps. NRPA Members: $1330 forest worli' Attention is give to some BOO towns in tion of its, Ilius. $6.95 every important mountain mining area of (628) OCRACOKE by Carl Goerch. The NRPA Mem! $6.30

34 (634) EXPLORING MOUNT RAINIER by (640) THE NATIONAL PARKS by Freeman travel to this vanishing old western region. Ruth Kirk. This concise, informative guide Tilden. A revised and enlarged edition of Paper. $1.95 is a delightful introduction to the national the classic book on the national parks, with NRPA Members: $1.75 park area as well as an invaluable aid to new information and evaluation on all of the visitor. Fully illustrated, it contains com- e national parks, natioanl monuments, (648) YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK edited prehensive background information on the and historic sites and buildings-including by Robert Scharff. This is a complete geology, natural history, anc human history 238 magnificent photographs. This all-en- book to the Park which provides a much- of Mount Rainier. Paper $7.50 compassing volume includes national parks needed guide for allofitsmillions of NRPA Members: $2.25 from Acadia to Zion. Illus. $4.95 visitors.Illustrated with photographs and NRPA Members: $4.50 maps, it presents the natural and human (635) EXPLORING THE OLYMPIC PENIN- history of Yosemite and its special topo- SULA (revised 3rd edition) by Ruth Kirk. (641) NATIONAL PARKS,Reprint,Sept. graphic and geologic features. On a map the Olympic Peninsula appears 1969, from THE AMERICAN WEST. This Illus. $3,95Paper $1.95 a mere thumb projecting from the upper special issue of The American West, cen- NRPA Members: $3.60 $1.80 corner of Washington, yet withinitare ters the whole of its six chapters on the wholly distinct realms: the rock and ice of history of many of the famous parks in the (649) EXPLORING DEATH VALLEY by Ruth mountaintops; the flower meadows, the UnitedStates.Containingthreephoto- Kirk. This is a comprehensive guide to the quiet waterways and the wild outer coast. graphic portfolios, many of them full-page wonders of Death Valley National Monu- To know this Peninsula takes a car, a truck, spreads, this publication will be of extreme ment. It is illustrated with over 50 photo- a horse, a boat, skis, climbing boots, an air- interest to anyone who values our existing graphs and gives details on where to go by plane-and a lifetime. The author, who has parks. Illus. $1.95 car, jeep or on foot. What times of day are experienced the variety and enchantment NRPA Members: $1.75 best for traveling, possible side trips, and of the Peninsula, has written an inspiring what to watch for are all included. A com- account of this area-Intended to help the (642) GUIDE TO THE WYOMING MOUN- plete directory section tells where to find traveler take his pick and plan his time. TAINS AND WILDERNESS AREAS (revised lodging, meals and gas stations ,.nd dis- Illus. $2.50 2nd edition) by Orrin H. Bonney and Lor- cusses desert driving techniques. Illus. $1,95 NRPA Members: $2.25 raine Bonney. Here is complete information NRPA Members: $1.75 for the mountain climber, fisherman, hun- (636) MAN IN THE EVERGLADES by Charl- ter, hiker camper, trail rider, skier, boater, (650) EXPLORING OUR NATIONAL WILD- ton W. Teheau, It is impossible to visit the ouldey:man of every interest. And here is LIFE REFUGES by Devereux Butcher. Here EvergladesNationalPark without being the complete guide to the largest mountain are more than 340 superb illustrations of conscious of human history. Most popular our native birds ar.d mammals shown free and wilderness arealeftinthe United works of history are strictly secondary dis- States. With their background of personal and wild in their native habitats. This book tillations of more exhaustive books and experience in the Wyoming mountains, the answers numerous questions about our studies, with a minimum of primary sources. authors have prepared information amazing wild creaturesand about the beautiful The author, however, chose instead to pick In its completeness. Illus. $10.00 areas where they are being preserved for and delve, to correspond and Interview, to NRPA Members: $ 9.00 our enjoyment. Designed to help In plan- gather the little details which give this work ning vacation travels, it tells how to find its intimacy and charm, based on the hu- each refuge, what species one may expect man element of the history of the Ever- FIELD BOOK TO THE GUIDE SERIES OF to find there, and the nearest town where glades. Illus. $4.95Paper $2.95 THE WYOMING MOUNTAINS AND WIL- one may stay. Illus. $6.50Paper $3.85 DERNESS AREAS by Orrin H. Bonney and NRPA Members: $4.50 $2.70 NRPA Members: $5.85 $3.50 Lorraine Bonney. While many people want (637) GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK and use the complete bound GUIDE TO (651) THE VALLEY OF THE UPPER YEL- edited by Robert Scharff. This handbook is WYOMING MOUNTAINS AND WILDER- LOWSTONE. Motivated by a desire for ad- written for the visitor to Grand Canyon and NESS AREAS for general use, many out- venture as well as a wish to map the re- for the prospective visitor. It provides in- doorsmen find separate sections of the gion, Charles W. Cook and two compan- formation on both the North and South Guide, to carry with them in a particular ions ventured into the then-hostile Yellow- Rims, and all of the National Monuments region, quite handy. Three sections of the stone area. Their exciting journal is of ex- and Indian Reservations near the Park. The original bound edition have been pub- ceptionalinterestto modern-day Ameri- key points of interest are listed and de- lished, each supplemented and updated. cans, especially those visiting that National scribed and there is detailed information Park.Illus., with original map reproduc- concerning the mule trips into the Canyon. (643) THE ABSAROKA RANGE YELLOW- tions. $5.95 Illus. $3.95Paper $1.95 STONE PARK. Paper $2.00 NRPA Members: $5A0 NRPA Members: $3.60 $1.80 NRPA Members: $1.80 (652) OUR NATIONAL PARKS IN COLOR (638) GLACIER NATIONAL PARK edited by (644) THE TETON RANGE AND GROS by Devereux Butcher. This is not only a re- Robert Scharff. Here is an interesting and VENTRE RANGE. Paper $3.50 markably intimate tour of our nation's great useful handbook to this magnificent moun- NRPA Members: $3.15 nationalparks, nature and archeological tain area. Fully illustrated with photographs monuments, but a stirring discussion of and maps, it presents the natural and hu- (645) THE WIND RIVER RANGE. how we can help defend these priceless man history of the two parks and their Paper $3.95 and endangered sanctuaries against harm- spectacular topographic and geologic fea- NRPA Members: $3.60 ful influences. It is a readable tour of over tures. Illus. $3.95Paper $1.95 140 full-color photographs featuring each NRPA Members: $3.60 $1.80 (646) BIG HORN RANGE. Paper $2.00 park and monument and describes how to NRPA Members: $1.80 get there and where to stay; a practical (639) YELLOWSTONE AND GRAND TETON book ofideas, of information, and the NATIONAL PARKS edited by Robert Scharff. (647) BONNEY'S GUIDE: GRAND TETON wonderful ideas behind the national parks All key points of interest to see while in NATIONAL PARK AND JACKSON'S HOLE and monuments. Illus. $5.95 Yellowstone and Grand TetonNational by Orrin H. Bonney and Lorraine Bonney. NRPA Members: $5.40 Parksarelistedand describedinthis Again, the authors have provided a com- unique book, with accurate mileage figures plete visitor's guide, this time to the Grand (653) EXPLORING OUR NATIONAL PARKS supplied for trails and roads. Practical in- Teton National Park-the most historical AND MONUMENTS. (6th Ed/Revised) by formation is given concerning all accom- valley in the Rocky Mountains. Over 20 Devereux Butcher. Long established as the modations for tourists. campgrounds are listed here, as well as hik- standard in its field, the new edition con- Illus. $3.95 Paper $1.95 ing trails, maps, and off-beat roads. This tains four additional national parks. Lav- NRPA Members: $3.60 $1.75 book is a must for anyone planning to ishly illustrated with more than 300 photo-

35 graphs, the author shows us scenic splendor jobs. Illus. Paper $2.95 (664) ARIZONA: A GUIDE TO THE GRAND as well as wildlife, flowers, geological for- NRPA Members: $2.70 CANYON STATE edited by Joseph Miller. mations and prehistoric ruins. A wealth of Illus. $8.95 information for naturalists, educators, legis- (658) MINUS THREE by Gene W. Mason. (665) TEXAS: A GUIDE TO THE LONE STAR lators, students, and tourists. $4.95 An exciting book, MINUS THREE is about STATE edited by Ilarry Hansen. Illus.$8.95 NRPA Members: $4.50 the victory and defeat of climbing three of the world's continental summits: Mounts (666) CALIFORNIA: A GUIDE TO THE McKinley(North America),Aconcagua (654) MOUNT RUSHMORE by Gilbert C. GOLDEN STATE edited by Harry Hansen. (South America), and Kilimanjaro (Africa). File. How the memorial came toexist, Iltus $8.95 Gene Masonisthe only man to have plagued from inception to completion by NRPA Members: $8.10 each almost insuperable financial difficulties, by climbed three, and, as an anesthesiologist engineering problems of the greatest mag- isparticularly concerned with the hallu- (667) MOUNTAINS OF THE WORLD by nitude, and by personality conflicts which cinatory effects of high altitudes. A true- William M. Bueler, Here is a handbook to nearly destroyed it, make a fa sci-ating page life adventure story filled with enthusiasm, meet the needs of hikers and climbers In modern history. 32 pages of photos make humor, fear and death. $7.95 alike, the alpine addicts and the once-or- this atreat for arthistorians, engineers, NRPA Members: $7.20 twice-in-a-lifetimeclimbers whobarely and tourists. $5.95 scratch the surface of this challenging pas- (659) FELL'S COMPLETE GUIDE 10 BURIED NRPA Members: $5.40 time, but who need genuine, down to TREASURE, LAND & SEA, by Lieut. Harry E. earth advice. $4.75 Reseberg. The author, regarded by many (655) THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK as the world's leading expert on sunken NRPA Members: $4.30 by Hiram Martin Chittenden. In this classic, and buried treasure, here provides a most first published in 1895, the author discusses (668) HOW TO TRAVEL THE WORLD AND comprehensive guide for active and poten- the origin and development of the national STAY HEALTHY by Patrick J. Doyle, M.D., tial treasure-hunters. Hundreds of sunken park idea and the National Park Protective M,P.H. President and James E. Banta, M.D. Act, a treasure which has saved Yet low- treasure ships are listed by location, data Here's enjoyable, easy-to-read "preventive stone and later national parks for the on exact locations, dale of sinking and medicine"every international traveler benefit and enjoyment of the people." The amount lost is included. A gold-and-silver should take to insure a healthy trip. The seeker will discover listed a carefully docu- anecdotes are a pleasure. Illus. $1.95 authors discuss immunization, medicines mentedlistof thelost and abandoned NRPA Members: $1.80 to take along, problems of food selection mines in the United States. Illus. $5.95 and precautions to take in extreme cli- NRPA Members: $5.40 mates. and altitudes. (660) DIG HERE! by Thomas Penfield, All Illus. $4.95Paper $2.95 NRPA Members: $4.50 $2.70 you need is a pick and a shovel . . .grit WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO DO and luck to strike it rich. Here is a guide (669) TOURIST TIPS AND HINTS by Kent WITH THE KIDS IN L.A. to over 100 fabulous fortunes waiting to be found in the ore-rich Southwest. Each treas- 0. Barton. You're in an accident a thou- sand miles from home-no friends or rela- MINNA, ClUtIC711,. IIIMUCII, CCU* IIIAK111, 7 ure ,account is preceded by the approxi- tives. What should you do? Where should UCCCIIIIIII, PUPPII441074. CICIPostuwatOT -- ,MOil mate location, estimated total value and HIM, 010(14101.f1N1,40, OOLICIANNIIIII, oil 710IVISION. you go? This and many other vital ques- authentication. Illus. $4.95 7AKIeI ',Noma DM CAW** *AVON& MU tions for travelers are answered inthis NRPA Members: $4.50 FILMS MDummocro" moue RADIO CA:}1K11/01. helpful, informative guide. $3.95 KAI letailllIC MO IC LICICOI*110W 7CIPS, (661) THE ATLANTIC SHORE: Human and NRPA Members: $3.60 11104% UK MI 1.6 Welopewannly Orm Natural History From Long Island to Lab- .:....;:..,.`c".;;..:....,...,..-1.fai i....,...... 4.c...._...,:. rador by John Hay and Peter Farb. Informa- (670) GOURMET DINING IN NEW YORK tive and entertaining all the way, the writ- UNDER $5 by Kitty Wing. This excellent (656) WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO DO ing and style are open and free, the detail guidetoeatinginexpensivefull-course WITH THE KIDS IN L.A. by Lila Weingarten authoritative and precise. In describing the dinner lists 120 restaurants, of 18 nationali- and Thea Cranz. Covers everything in the land and inhabitants the Atlantic Shore is ties, from Wall Street to Upper Broadway. greater Los Angeles area of possible inter- regional history at its finest combining the The book's size makesitjustrightfor est to children: camps, parks, hiking trails, fresh vision of the Pilgrims and Norsemen pocket or purse. $1.95 fishing, tours, picnicking, exhibits, museums, and the systematic observations of trained NRPA Members: $1.75 clubs, classes, counseling, festivals, sporting naturalists discovering the North Atlantic activities, theatre, television, concerts, pup- coastal fringes. Illus. $6.95 IX. CAMPING, TRAVEL and PLACES pet sho%,s, etc.---much of it free. Dedicated NRPA Members: $6.30 to Saturday mommies and Sunday daddies. B. Camping and Outdoors Sure to put a stop to the question, "What'll (662) DISCOVERING PUERTO RICO by we do today, Mom?" $2.95 Louise Cripps Samoiloff. This warmly en- (671) CABINS, CONSERVATION, AND FUN NRPA Members: $2.75 usiastic introduction to Puerto Ricois by Clay Schoenfeld. A most useful book unabashedly biased. It includes a carefully for anyone interested in his own rural re- -.....ecorportleN% documented section on the historical, eco- treat. A step-by-step guide to picking a site, nomic, and political background of this building or restoring a house or cottage, island and a complete tour, including not Teen-age Sinner Guide and then enjoyingthe surroundingre- only the old and new San Juan, but also sources. Illus. $6.95 less well-known places of interest. $3.95 NRPA Members: $6.30 $3, NRPA Members: $3.60 AMERICAN GUIDE SERIES. The volumes in OUTDOOR LIFE SKILL BOOKS. the American Guide Series contain a wealth Here is a most practical series of titles for of information on the regions they cover. anyone venturing out-of-doors to camp, to Each gives an account of the history and hunt, or simply to travel and explore the folklore of the city or state, information great natural beauty of America. The au- concerning the recreational facilities avail- thors of these titles are all expert in their (657) BARRON'S TEEN-AGE SUMMER able and many tours. Maps and many beau- field and all speak with the authority of GUIDE by Meyer Reinhold, Summer activi- tiful illustrations supplement the text. Outdoor Life Magazine. Alltitl-s gener- ties for 12-19-year-olds. Revised and en- ously illustrated. $4.50 each larged edition covering travel, canoe and (663) WASHINGTON, D.C.: A GUIDE TO wilderness trips, special interest and work THE NATION'S CAPITAL edited by Randle (672) GAME COOKERY by E. 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36 (673) SMALL GAME HUNTING by Clyde (684) COOKING ON WHEELS by Arlene allliving things that are a part ofitis Ormond. Illus. $4.50 Strom. The steadily increasing numbers of expressed in a delightful and highly read- Americans who of late have been piling able fashion. The book contains a bit of the (674) HUNTING THE WHITETAIL DEER by into campers andtrailersfor weekend history and geography of the North Jersey Russell Tinsley. Illus. $4.50 jaunts, month-long vacations, or coast to region, ssoven in as a background for her coast adventures will find this book of ex- story, but incidental to nature lore. The 1675) SPORTSMAN'S CAMPING GUIDE by treme interest. The recipes in this handy illustrations, by Robert Bruce Horsfall, are complementing and Leonard Miracle. Illus. $4.50 cookbook have been especially prepared to of particular value avoid the chaotic kitchen conditions which vitalizing this enjoys ole work. Illus.$6.95 $6.30 (676) SPORTSMAN'S FAMILY OUTDOORS result from the necessity to work in an NRPA Members: by Grits Gresham. Illus. $4.50 exceedingly compact space. Helpful hints on organizin6 the trailer kitchen, on equip- (691) THE DAY CAMP PROGRAM BOOK: ment, food purchasing and storage have An Activity Manual for Counselors by Vir- (677) HOW TO OBSERVE THE OUTDOORS ginia W. Musselrnan. This child-centered by Charles Elliott. Illus. $4.50 been included to round out well over 200 recipes. Illus. $4.95 resource offers the kind of creative fun that NRPA Members: $4.50 helps 5-to-12-year-olds grow up mentally, (678) THE SPOPTSMAN ON WHEELS by emotionally and physically, and aids coun- Irwin Bauer. Illus. $4.50 selors in solving activity and program prob- NRPA Members: $4.05 each (685) NATURE THROUGH A KNOTHOLE by John B. Holdssvorth. More than a hun- lems in any day camp, regardless of setting. dred close-up views of earth's little crea- Illus. $7.95 (679) BEYOND 1HE CABIN DOOR by NRPA Members: $7.20 Walter Collins Ukane. From this book the tures. See how beautifully the butterfly's human spirit can achieve serenity as each wings are constructed, then read the text, explaining this natural phenomena. Answers (692) GUIDE TO CANOE CAMPING by page is turned. The beauty and wonder of Luther A. Anderson, An illustrated manual toquestions which automatically occur nature is brought forcefully to one's atten- for all who enjoy the water-wilderness of tion through the author's observations and upon viewing the fantastic photographs are presented opposite each picture. Truly an North America. With concise instructions, imagination. $3.50 excitingly prepared book. Illus. $8.95 detailed illustrations, and boundle,s en- NRPA Members: $3.15 couragement, this gives much to the be- NRPA Members: $8.10 ginner; but the experienced canoeing en- (680) FOLLOW THE WATER byVarley thuiast will be most grateful for its lists of Lang. Depending on the season, the water- (686) COMPLETE BOOK OF OUTDOOR addresses and explanations of the more LORE by Clyde Ormond, Here is a book men of the Chesapeake Bay may be tongers complex aspects of the sport. $4.95 that moves with the vigor of a well-written or clammers or hard crabbers, they may eel NRPA Members: $4.50 or fish, but their common purpose is to get novel, planned and executed to help and food out of the water. What type of man is entertain both beginner and near-expert. (693) MALO'S COMPLETE GUIDE TO CA- the Shoremant The author writes with au- It covers every aspect of pathfinding, living NOEING AND CANOE-CAMPING by John thority about these men and their occupa- off the country and safety. Techniques for Ma lo. Complete information on all aspects tions, one of the last living specimens of an constructing and devising all kinds of shel- of canoeing and canoe camping including clothing, fires-the book isliterally almostextinctspecies,the independent ter, details of trails through the U.S. and Can- man. $4.50 loaded with an amazing amount of infor- ada, as well as helpful suggestions for rent- NRPA Members: $4.05 mativematter. The outdoorsman never ing or buying your canoe. Illus. $6.95 lived who could not learn something from NRPA Members: $6.30 $5.95 HITCHES AND ROCKY this book. lilus. (681) HORSES, NRPA Members: $5.40 TRAILS by Joe Black. Ninth Printing. The (694) THE BOY'S BOOK OF INDIAN SKILLS most complete presentation available of by Allan A. Macfarlan. Captures allthe the method of packing into the wilderness, (687) HIKING AND CLIMBING by Curtis color and tradition of the Indians with inthis book is amplified by the drawings of Casewit.Completebeginnersguideto structions showing how club, camp and the author, who knows what he is talking equipment, techniques and trails for the school leaders can help modern, uraanized about from personal experience. As the hiker and climber. Illus. $4.95 youngsters practice the arts, crafts, games contents and ;,:ustrations demonstrate, this and way of life of Indian boys. Illus. $4.50 book is both for the amateur just learning (688) DISCOVER THE OUTDOORSby NRPA Members: $4.05 what to do in the wilderness and for the Robert Elman. Written by a master out- professional packer. Illus. $4.00 doorsman, and lavishly illustrated, this book (695) THE YOUNG SPORTSMAN'S GUIDE NRPA Members: $3.60 is the guide for the young reader. By the TO CAMPING by John L. Holden. This is a time the last page of this exciting book has guide to the woods-wise ways of camping. (682) BACKPACKING by Robert Rethmel. If been explored, the armchair reader will be The author gives tested advice on living you've been looking, without success, for a intent upon making the same types of dis- and traveling safelyin wild and remote really definitive book on backpacking, your coveries in the out of doors hims...lf. places. Here are pointers on picking a camp search is over. The author, an "old salt" in Illus. $5.95 site; on making a fire, on cooking out- backpacking, has written a book which is NRPA Members: $5.40 doors, on the food to include on a camp- now in its third edition that will anticipate ing trip, and the kind of compass and maps all your questions about equipment, food, (689) THE LOG CABIN IN AMERICA: FROM the outdoorsman willfind most useful. safety, clothing and techniques on the trail. PIONEER DAYS TO THE PRESENT by C. A. With a thorough knowledge of the emer- In planning for a problem-free adventure Wes lager.Initsbroad dimension,this gencies which can erupt far from reach of in the wilderness, this book is invaluable. book is social history, frontier sociology, organized help, the author emphasizes the $3.75 and even a bit of archaeology. The author safety precautions every outdoorsman must NRPA Members: $3.40 has traveled the length and breadth of this take to meet all kinds of dangers from country seeking out and photographing log storm and flood to insects and snakes. (683) COOKING AND CAMPING ON THE structures and he has obtained rare photo- Illus. $2.75 DESERT by Choral Pepper. The basics of graphs of other log buildings which no NRPA Members: $2.50 cooking on the desert-by a lake, beside longer exist. The volume includes 92 illus- the sea or out in the big middle-of-nowhere trations of log cabin typology and the toots (696) CAMPGROUND ATLAS OF THE without a drop of any kind of water any- used to build cabins. Illus. $12.50 UNITED STATES AND CANADA by James where-are followed by a truly amazing NRPA Members: $11.25 A. Bier and Henry A. Raup. Exceptionally varietyofinterestingdishes. A helpful complete data on over 11,000 public and cookbook for any camper. $3.95 (690) THE YEAR OUTDOORS by Eva Rodi- private auto campgrounds in all 50 states NRPA Members: $3.60 mer. The absorbing love for the land and and 12 Canadian provinces. includes best

37 access routes, facilities, fees, activities, and (700) WEEKENDER'S GUIDE byRobert (705) THE BOY'S BOOK OF HIKING by weather conditions to be expected in dif- Shosteck. This handy book describes places Allan A. Macfarlan. Easy way of adventur- ferent seasons. Illus. $4.00 of historic, scenic, and recreational interest ing on foot in city, suburbs and country- NRPA Members: $3.60 within 150 miles of Washington and Balti- side for the boy alone or with buddies. more. Ranging from Pennsylvania Dutch Reveals professional hiking secrets about country to Williamsburg, from Maryland's clothes, food, safety and stride. 50 kinds Eastern Shore to the Blue Ridge Mountains, of hiking suggestions will kindle his spirit the book gives tour details including route of exploration andI racticaldetailswill numbers, food and lodging information, sharpen his sense of p anning. Illus.$4.50 and detailed maps for each area covered. NRPA Members: $4.05 400 pp.; index. Paper $1.95 NRPA Members: $1.80 (706) COMPLETE BOOK OF CAMPING by Leonard Miracle and Maurice Decker. Com- prehensive in scope, simple and convenient to use, this boo's says a great deal on all phases of planning the trip, and living off the land. The wide range of subjects discussedareillustratedindetailwith nearly 300 photographs showing all types (697) AMfRICA'S CAMPING BOOK. A of camping equipment with many step-by- Comprehensive, Illustrated Guide to Camp- step instructions, plus scores of detailed ing by Paul Cardwell, Jr, Emphatically not drawings and diagrams. A highly esteemed for the "overnight picnicker" who moves book by today's leading experts on camp- so quickly he has no time to appreciate his ing and woodcraft. Illus. $5.95 surroundings, this a most complete guide NRPA Members: $5.40 for the iir-nonsible camper (tenderfoot or veteran) who knows that America provides (707) MODERN ABC'S OF FAMILY CAMP- some of the world's greatest natural spec- ING by George S. Wells. Here is a sensible tacles and some of the most varied says to guide to family vacations for beginners and enjoy them. This book should help campers experienced campers. Suggests where to go solve every conceivable problem. (701) SHENANDOAH-The Valley Story by and gives you practical details on what to Illus. $10.00 Alvin Dohme. The first half of this book is take. Shows you how to stretch family fun NRPA Members: $ 9.00 a brief account of the history and legends without straining family ties. This is the of the Blue Ridge and Shenandoah Valley. book for sJccessful family camp-outs here, (698) INTRODUCTION TO ROCK AND In addition,it contains some twenty de- in Europe and around the world. $4.95 MOUNTAIN CLIMBING by Ruth and John scriptions of local area tours which guide NRPA Members: $4.50 Mendenhall. An entertaining book for the the reader to places of particular scenic beginner orfor anyone who has ever beauty or historic interest. Photographs and (708) SKILLS FOR TAMING THE WILDS by dreamed of climbing mountains. Contains theauthor's own maps accompany the Bradford Angier. A handbook of wood- information on every aspect of this exciting text. The armchair traveler will find it fas- craft wisdom for traveling light and making and popular sport including discussions of cinating, the sightseerindispensable. Jo. A complete and handy primer of use bothadvanced andcontroversialtech- i!lus. $4.95 Paper $1.95 testedskillsfor the camper, vacationer, NRPA Members: $1.50 $1.80 hunter, fisherman, hiker, and anyone who niques. Illus. $5.95 NRPA Members: $5.40 enjoys the outdoors. Profusely illustrated ,702) THE INDIAN TIPI by Reginald & with easy to follow techniques for dressing, Outdoor and Travel Guide Series Gladys Laubin. Although the art is almost forecasting, backpacking, campfires, direc- lost-even among the Indians-here is the tion, pools, pack animals, canoeing, shel- complete story of this amazing tent, includ- ters, water, cooking, first aid, and more. ing information even on their religious sig- Illus. $6.95 NRPA Members: nificance. However, the book gives clear il- $6.30 lustrated directions for making many tipis, and will greatly appeal to everyone who (709) THE BOY'S BOOK OF BACKYARD likes camping, the out-of-doors, and Indian CAMPING by Allan A. Macfarlan. A neces- lore. Illus. $6.95 sary book on how to use at-home space for POTOMAC TRAIL BOOK t NRPA Members: $6.30 developing practical camping skills. Boys become seasoned campers as they learn all about shelters, tents, and how to be expert (703) THE BOY'S BOOK OF OUTDOOR with knots and compass. They master the DISCOVERY by Allan A. Macfarlan. Boy- basic techniques of first aid and cooking. hood arts that make anywhere belong to Shows them how to use tools and fire and (699) POTOMAC TRAIL BOOK by Robert them. Captures and passes on hundreds of stage an exciting backyard camping show. Shosteck with Foreword by Justice William specific activities including fishing, geology, Illus. $4.50 0. Douglas. An authoritative guide to scenic flying kites etc. For the city or suburban NRPA Members: $4.05 and recreational areas around Washington, boy, alone or in a group, these pages can Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. The produce a new kind of excitement. (710) COMPLETE BOOK OF CAMPFIRE book has 42 strip maps plus a large fold- Illus. $4.50 PROGRAMS by LaRue A. Thurston. As a out map. Over 400 hundred miles of trails NRPA Members: $4.05 Field Director of the Boy Scouts of Amer- are depicted along with their natural and ica, Mr. Thurston has personally sought to localhistory by Smithsonian experts. In- (704) CAMPERS' COOKBOOK by Lucy G. develop the leadership necessary for informative on woodland etiquette, clothing Raup. Pecause this book deals with all spirational and memorable experiences of and gear and how to avoid pests. A highly kinds of camp cooking and all conditions camping. These campfire ceremonies, pro- interesting guide for every outdoor enthu- that might be met,itwill be useful to grams, singing and game suggestions are siast - hikers, weekend campers, scouts, campers of every sort. In addition, it is un- adaptable to every kind of camping situa- naturalists, fishermen, canoeists, amateur, usually compact, attractively bound in imi- tion. An expert guide on which to build archeologists and geologists-of this his- tation leather, and contains more than 200 and create a program that suits your par- toric area. Illus. Paper $1.95 excellent tested recipes. $3.00 ticular camp and occasion. Illus. $5.95 NRPA Members: $1.80 NRPA Members: $2.70 NRPA Members: $5.40

33 1711) CREATIVE CRAFTS FOR CAMPERS by RECREATION. The Athletic Institute. Prac- up-to-date and complete as possible. De- Catherine T. Hammett and Carol M. Hor- ticalguideforselection,purchase and tailed coverage is given the definition of rocks. An emphasis on outdoor arts and maintenance. A valuablereference, de- types of facilities, their design, construc- crafts in organized camps and for hand- signed for use as a text. $2.50 tion, and personnel requirements. Photo- crafters of all ages. 175 projects using Na- NRPA Members: $2.25 graphs and illustrations of cultural, play, ture's designs and materials. $8.95 sports, social, nature and science and other NRPA Members: $8.10 (718) COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY FACILI- types of units are representatNe of an in- TIES GUIDE FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDU- ternational saw ling. Includes a list of sur (712) THE CAMP PROGRAM BOOK by CATION, RECREATION AND ATHLETICS vey returns by is pe and location and gen- Catherine T. Hammett and Virginia Mussel- by Participants in the Fourth National Fa- eral comments on survey results. man. A one-volume camping encyclopedia cilities Conference, 1968. This comprehen- Illus. Paper $3.50 covering program planning, outdoor living, sive book offers expert guidance to ad- NRPA Members: $2.25 sports, arts and crafts, specific programs, ministrators, planners, architects and engi- pageants. $7.95 neers responsible for designing facilities for (724) SITESELECTION AND DEVELOP- NRPA Members: $7.20 college and university heal.h education, MENT: CAMPS CONFERENCE - RETREATS physical education and recreation. Although by Maurice D. Bonne. A comprehensive sur- (713) THE ART AND SCIENCE OF TAKING the emphasis is primarily for colleges and vey of the problems connected with the TO THE WOODS by C. B. Colby and Brad- universities, many aspects ofthisultra- selection and purchase of camp sites and fordAngier. Nothing anyone needsto professional guide are applicabletoall the development of physical improvement know about outdoor living and traveling is schools and rational needs. $7.50 needed for the welfare of the campers and omitted inthis encyclopedia on getting NRPA Members: $6.75 the effectiveness of their programs. An im- away from it all. The authors went through posing list of America's foremost consult- their trial-and-error period many campfires (719) PLANNING AREAS AND FACILITIES ants have applied their solutions to every ago so that now-with their shared exper- FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL. EDUCATION AND aspect of living in the outdoors for rest, tise--everyone else can do itright, with RECREATION by Partic.pantsin National recreation, education, and inspiration. Con- comfort and aplomb, the first time out. Facilities Conference. Latest revision of this tains architectural drawings, full-color pho- Illus. $7.95 standard guide, incorporating recent plan- tographs, and numerous appendices. NRPA Members: $7.20 ning and construction advances; includes Illus. $12.50 many diagrams showing specific measure- NRPA Members: $11.25 (714) HOME IN YOUR PACK by Bradford ments; considers needs of the disabled and Angier. How-to-do-it manual for hiking and aging; emphasizes cooperative planning for (715) CHURCH FAMILY CAMPS AND CON- camping.Placestogo,kindof packs, efficient use of all community resources. FERENCES by Elizabeth and William H. equipment, food, bail recipes, first aid kits, Illus. $6.00Paper $5.00 Genne. This book has the purpose of helping churches realize the value of both the shelters. A wealth of practical advice from NRPA Members: $5.40 $4.50 an experienced outdoorsman. Illus.$4.50 camp experience and the conference ex- NRPA Members: $4.05 perience as part of their total mikistry to (720) CREATIVE PLAYGROUNDS AND REC- families, as well as for them to choose for REATION CENTERS by Alfred Ledermann (713) THE WHOLE EARTH CATALOG. "We each occasion the one better suitedto and Alfred Trachsel. This standard work, achieve the goals and objectives sought. are as gods and might as well get good at completely up to date to show the latest it." Tools which will aid the individual in $1.40 developments in playground design, par- NRPA Members: $1.25 conductinghis own education, findhi; ticularly In the United States where great own inspiration, shape his own environ- progress has been made. There are discus- ment, and share his adventure with who- (726) OUTDOOR SKATING RINKS WITH sions of playground location, for schools, NATURAL ICE by National Recreation and ever is interested are sought and prompted therapeutic playgrounds and equipment to by this catalog. It has become, in its short Park Association. Suggestions for the con- stimulate the child's creativity. With 365 -truction, maintenance, and operation, of lifespan, an essential publication for that photographs, 84 drawings and plans. Illus. segment of today's population who are outdoor skating rinks. Up-to-date informa- $15.00 tion on materials, rink protection, safety aware of, or seeking, an alternative Ameri- NRPA Members: $1350 can lifestyle. measures, rink services. Paper $1.00 Spring 1970$3.00 NRPA Members: $2.70 Illus. (721) PLAYGROUNDS: THEIR ADMINIS- $ .50 March 1970$1.00NRPA Members: $ .90 NRPA Members: January 1970 $1.00 NRPA Members: $ .90 TRATION AND OPERATION by George D. Butler. Every aspect of playground opera- Fall 1969 $4.00NRPA Members: $3.60 (727) PLANNING FOR PARKS AND REC- tion-layout, equipment, personnel, pro- REATION NEEDS IN URBAN AREAS by grams, outings, awards, disciplines, safety, Elinor C. Guggenheimer. From ghetto areas X. AREAS, FACILITIES and public relations, finance. Illus. $8.50 to the upper income level, the special fac- EQUIPMENT NRPA Members: $7.65 tors a'fecting the demand for recreation services are sensitively analyzed. Some ex- (716) METHODS AND MATERIALS IN REC- (722) RECREATION AREAS-THEIR DESIGN cellent illustrations of urban space concepts REATION LEADERSHIP by Maryhelen Van- AND EQUIPMENT by George D.Bolter. by the noted architect M. Paul Friedberg nier. This book succeeds more than ade- Outlines of planning principles, design sug- are included. In the appendix are the park quately to present a wide range of activities gestions, details of structure and equip- and recreation charters from several major that should be found in a meaningful rec- ment. Illus. $8.00 cities. Illus. $7.50 reation program and methods that should NRPA Members: $7.20 NRPA Members: $6.75 be used in leading and teaching people as they take t in recreational programs. It (723) MOBILE AND PORTABLE RECREA- (728) PARKING FOR RECREATION by Her- lucidly addresses itself to college recreation TION FACILITIES IN PARKS AND RECREA- bert Cohen and Richard O'Neill. The ever- majors intending to become professional TION: CURRENT DESIGN AND OPERA- growing leisure time and the versatile auto- leaders;beginningpaidandvolunteer TION by Siebolt H. Frieswyk. Noted in mobile with its appetite for space must be leaders; and experienced leaders. All will the interesting section on historical back- faced by park planners. Even atbest, a find new and better ways to guide and in- ground, the outreach of mobile entertain- parking field in a natural setting must be struct people through recreation. ment on this cont'nent can be dated as considered a necessary evil-an intrusion Illus. $9.95 easy as 1524. This publication marks a mile- which usurps valuable recreational land. NRPA Members: $9.00 stone of progress. More than 100 park and Much can be done, however, to render the recreation authorities involved in the use parking field unobtrusive and inoffensive. (717) EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR -of this rapidly expanding area of program- This primer on the techniques, statistics, ATHLETICS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ing cooperated in making this survey as and details of parking vehicles at public

39 recreation facilities emphasizes throughout these papers dealing with natural areas- Xi. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT means of making and end result as aes- where they are, why we need them, how thetically palatable as possible. they are damaged and misused and what A. Administration and Illus. Paper $2.00 the future needs and prospects consist of. Organization NRPA Members: $1.70 This publication should be of extreme interest to anyone concerned with our rapidly (739) THE EFFECTIVE EXECUTIVE by Peter (729) THE BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY by decreasing store of natural areas. $4.50 f. Drucker. The first among the leading Harley E. Jolley. This storyis a sensitive NRPA Members: $4.05 management hinkers of our time to have interpretation of the origins, development addressed hin self to the executive role in and beauty of the Parkway, which millions 1735) FOREST OWNERSHIP FOR PLEASURE the age of the computer. Peter Drucker of visitors travel each year little realizing AND PROFIT by Hardy L. Shirley and Paul identifies five habits or practices as es- the dramatic achievement it represents. F. Graves. Ownership of forest land holds sentialtoeffectiveness,and thesecan Illus. $6.95Paper $2.95 unique attractions for people whose regu- be learned. Intelligence, imagination and NRPA Members: $6.30 $2.70 lar employment makes heavy demands on knowledge may all be wasted in an execu- their energy. The recreational and eco- tive job without the acquired habits of (730) FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED, SR. nomic advantages of forest management mind that convert them into results.$5.95 FounderofLandscapeArchitectureIn have led many business and professional NRPA Members: $5.40 America. The creation of Central Park in people to acquire forest lands during the New York City,in 1857, established the last two decades. The purpose of this book precedent for parks in urban areas and ini- (740) THE RECREATION AND PARK COM- istoprovide guidancetoprospective MISSIONER by Louis F. Twardzik. A con- tiated the profession of landscape architec- buyers and owners. The reader is alerted ture in the United States. Olmsted, whose cise but nevertheless thorough background to hazards of his ir,eestment as well as the for board and commission members. Gives career as a planner was launched, went on potential for profit. Stress is placed on how to plan and design hundreds of parks and sufficient historical background of park and to reap the greatest pleasure from owner- recreation development, the heritag.?, phil- recreation areas including Prospect Park in ship and how to avoid the disappointments. Brooklyn, Franklin Park. and Mount Royal osophy and current policies and profes- $5.50 sional relationships to enable the commis- in Montreal. This beautifully designed book NRPA Members: $4.95 is lavishly illustrated with reproductions of sioner to become knowledgeable about the original plans and photographs. elements of recreation services and as a (736) URBAN STUDIES. An Introductory result give more intelligent as well as dedi- $12.00Paper $6.00 Reader edited by Louis$..Loevvenstelp. cated public service. familiarity with this NRPA Members: $10.80 $5.40 PartIpresents an over iew of the field bookis recommended to old and new emphasizing the comriex interrelationships Paper $3.00 (731) ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING FOR commissioners alike. in urban affairs. Kat II discusses poverty, $2.70 CHILDREN'S PLAY by ArvidBengtsson. NRPA Members: Using over 500 illustrations to show how education, finance, housing, urban renewal, the challenge of creating safe and bene- transportation, urban design, and the qual- (741) CAREERS OUTDOORS by James Jo- ficial playgrounds is being met all over the ity of urban life. Among the contributors seph. A thorough guide by a well traveled world, the author shows all types of indoor are Daniel P. Moynihan, Jane Jacobs, Lewis writer to the opportunities of outdoor ca- and outdoor recreational arrangements in Mumford, John Burchard, and the National reers. Who hasn't thought of combining a Europe, the United States, Canada, and Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders life in the out-of-doors with a lifetime ca- Japan. Among the topics treated are cli- (The Kerner Commission). Available Octo- reer? Here is information on potential ca- ber, 1970. $8.95Paper $4.95 mate, plygrounds, parks, zoos, play, festival reers and their salaries, case histories. streets,malls, and even play areas for NRPA Members: $8.10 $4.50 Illus. $5.95 adults. The title is most apt. Illus. $17.50 NRPA Members: $5.40 NRPA Members: $15.75 (737) PLAY AND INTERPLAY by M. Paul Friedberg, with Ellen Perry Berkeley. The (732) LANDSCAPES, SELECTED WRITINGS author writes, "This is not another book OF J. B. JACKSON edited by Ervin H. Zube. about recreation and open space, about In this lively collection, Jackson challenges how to design parks, playgrounds and many of today's cliches about the land- plazas. The reader will find no data on the rl scape and he encourages new solutions and proper distance between swings for a given fresh approaches to living with the environ- area... . 'Progress' in the technological ment. He views the landscape as a reflec- and material sense has come to mean that tion of social values and cultural patterns- the environment becomes steadily more of- as the expression of a way of life-as a fensive, more deleterious to the enjoyment socialand politicallandscape. And he of human pleasures. The challenge in our focuses on man as part of, not apart from, urban environment is how to use our re- the landscape. $6.00 sources to open recreational possibilities." NRPA Members: $5.40 The book is a comprehensive antidote to the design cliches around us, a serious and (733) BIRTH OF A NATIONAL PARK IN sensitive approach by a man far ahead of THE GREAT SMOKEY MOUNTAINS by his time. Introduction by Thomas P.F. (742) FEDERAL ASSISTANCE FOR RECREA- Carlos C. Campbell, 2nd Revised Edition. Hoving. Beautifully illustrated. $9.95 TION AND PARKS by Kenneth J. Smithee This work, as a primary source, constitutes NRPA Members: $9.00 and the National Recreation and Park As- an important addition to the slim literature sociation 1971 Revised. A comprehensive on the history of conservation of natural (738) OUTDOOR RECREATION SPACE guide to the many federal programs pro- resources in the South. Itis a beautifully STANDARDS by Robert Buechner and the viding aid to community, county, district, illustrated book and a major addition to National Recreation and Park Association. state and non-profit park and recreation national park literature. Illus. $5.00 Discusses the history, needs and principles organizations. Unique outlines help you NRPA Members: $4.50 of outdoor recreation standards; reviews pinpoint the government assistance pro- standard methodology; provides planning gram for your special project. Compiled in (734) NATURAL AREAS-NEEDS, MANAGE- guides; classification of park and recreation looseleaf format and permanent binder the MENT AND FUTURE by Dr. James Trappe. areas; gives specific NRPA recommenda- book is easy to use and has two indices: Here are the published papers presented at tions; and provides samples of standards an alphabetical index of key topics (cross- the Northwest Scientific Association Sym- used by several agencies throughout the referenced) and an Agency Qualification In- posium, held in March, 1970. The author, nation. New 1970 Edition. dex that helps you determine if your state, President of the N.W.S.A., has compiled Price to be set. local, or non-profit agency's project may

40 qualify for federal assistance. A must for by participants and spectators in recreation how well it is performing its tasks and ful- allorganizations concerned with Federal and athletics. The author, herself a lawyer, filling its goals and objectives. This guide, assistanceforparks,recreation,cultural bases all illustrations and statements of law which has just been revised and up-dated, programs, conservation, beautification, his- on actual cases which are accurately cited should help park and recreation profes- toric preservation, andfish and wildlife throughout. The laws of each state are sum- sionals and their board and commission purposes. $35.00 marized in an appendix with supporting members evaluate their overall program. It NRPA Members: $20.00 citations. Indispensable to every adminis- provides a self-study of all the activities and trator and program director. $15.00 services of the department, in all respects- 1743) COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOR NRPA Members: $13.50 administration -financil g-areas and fa- RECREATION by National Recreation and cilities - programming - staffing - rela- Park Association. Papers presented at the (748) RECREATION FOR YOUR COMMU- lationships and so on. Paper $5.50 ninth annual National Institute in Recrea- NITY. National Recreation and Park Asso- NRPA Members: $4.50 tion Administration, held in Miami Beach, ciation. A brief review of facilities needed Florida, in 1964. Discusses ways and means for community recreation, indoors and out- (753) LAW OF EXTRACURRICULAR AC- of coordinating the work of all community doors and activities people enjoy; how TIVITIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS by agencies concerned with social betterment. local organizations and leaders can help to I. David Mohler and Edward C. Bolmeier. Paper $2.00 initiate community service. Paper $1.00 On the basis of cases referred to in this NRPA Members: $1.50 NRPA Members: $ .50 publication it is evident that extracurricular activities and particularly competitive athletics,are in a stateof confusion and (744) GUIDELINES FOR THE ORGANIZA- {749) COMMUNITY RECREATION: A dubiety. A number of the activities which GUIDE TO ITS ORGANIZATION (Revised TION AND ADMINISTRATION OF A CUL- are permitted and conducted in the public TURAL PROGRAM IN COMMUNITY REC- 4th edition) by Harold D. Meyer, Charles K. schools fall in the "twilight zone" as far as REATION byVirginiaMusselman and Brightbill and H. Douglas Sessoms, Recrea- their legal place in the public school sys- Siebolt Frieswyk, Eds. Sections on patterns, tion is treated and intepreted in its broad- tem is concerned. Itis intended that this past and present; philosophy, concepts; est possible sense; nevertheless, the authors book will be helpful to those who make roles of recreation agencies; preparatory arrive at definite, concrete conclusions. A school laws, rules and regulations regard- surveys,basicprovisionsforleadership, short historical sketch and a general theo- ing the complete school program. financing, $7.50 public relations,facilities and retical interpretation of organized recrea- NRPA Members: equipment; how to program. Brief discus- tion are included, along with some of the $6.75 sion of activities which can be included. philosophical "why," a portion of the statis- Paper $3.50 tical "what," and much of the practical (754) ELEMENTS OF PARK AND RECREA- NRPA Members: $3.00 "how." The authors recognize the many TION ADMINISTRATION by Charles Doell. forces which are required to provide total Those involved with park and recreation administration will delight in this book's (745) CULTURAL CENTERS-SOME FACTS community recreation coverage. Illus. $8.95 NRPA Members: $8.10 overview of the whole field of Recreation AND FIGURES by William A. Briggs. Ma- Resource Development. Fmphasizedare terial collected in connection with a study problems of recreation in our inner city made for Richmond, Va.; includes data on 1750) RECREATION LEADERSHIP (Revised areas. Equally well covered are the many cities planning or operating such centers, 3rd edition) by H. Dan Corbin. In an effort specialties that combine to provide public facilities incorporated, cost and operating to provide students and leaders with a bal- recreation services. This edition's heavier expenses, and other operational informa- anced treatment of the whole field of rec- emphasis on State and Federal resources tion. Paper $2.00 reation, the author has presented in a single has been added to the book's already solid NRPA Members: $1.75 work the major aspects of recreation leader- foundation of ideas for County and Munici- ship.ina logical and concise manner, pal levels, $7.00 material are (746) ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC REC- background and theoretical NRPA Members: $6.30 REATION by Lynn S. Rodney. Experience- presented in Parts 1 and 2, which provide backed information on administrative rela- the setting for and add significance to the essentials of programming, covered in Parts tionships and practices; detailed guidance Xl. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT in handling recreation service and park 3, 4 and 5.Illus. $8.95 operation; covers general concepts in depth NRPA Members: $8.10 B. History and Trends and spells out their implementation in actual practice. $8.00 (751) RECREATION ADMINISTRATION: A (755) RECREATION TODAY: Program Plan- NRPA Members: $7.20 GUIDE TO ITS PRACTICES by Harold D. ning and Leadership by Richard Kraus. An Meyer and Charles K. Brightbill. This vol- up-to-date discussion of organized recrea- ume begins with an introduction to com- tion service and its development covering munity recreation and itsadministration, theory and philosophy of leadership, levels after which attention is given to problems on which professionals and sub-profes- of community organization, planning, per- sionals are employed, and specific proce- sonnel, areas and facilities, programs and dures. Detailed program recommendations services, and finance and business proce- are given and extensively documented. dures. There is "Workshop" material at the Illus. $7.00 end of each chapter, providing opportuni- NRPA Members: $6.30 ties for further study and research, as well as references which are presented infor- (756) A HISTORY OF RECREATION by mally and comprise a few chosen works Foster Rhea Dulles. This panoramic view of and resources rather than a long list of America's use of leisure, beginning in 1611, publications. An ideal book for anyone in- is one of the really important books in the terested in a carefully planned and logi- field of recreation. Updated and in its 2nd cally presented guide to administration. edition, this work is a must for the profes- Illus. $8.95 sional in the field and the general reader (747) LEGAL LIABILITY OF CITIES AND NRPA Members: $8.10 with a keen appreciation of Americana. SCHOOLS FOR INJURIES IN RECREATION Illus. $3.95 AND PARKS: Including those in Operation (752) EVALUATION OF PARK AND REC- NRPA Members: $3.60 of Physical Education and Athletic Pro- REATION AGENCIES. Published by the Na- grams by Betty Van Der Smissen. Here in tionalRecreation and ParkAssociation. (757) RECREATION IN AMERICAN LIFE by clear,comprehensible language areset Everypark andrecreationdepartment, Reynold E. Carlson. Theodore R. Deppe, forth the legal aspects of injuries sustained agency, or institutionis concerned with and Janet R. MacLean. Here is a broad and

41 comprehensivetextfor courses dealing (761) QUEST FOR QUALITY: 1967 Con- (770) GARDENER'S ABSTRACTS by William with community recreation and a reference gress Proceedings $5.00 Rhoads for practitioners in the field. Provides perspective, imaginative outlook and down-to- (762) CRISIS - CHALLENGE - CHANGE: 1968 Each of these quarterlies summarizes cur- earth practicality in dealing with current Congress Proceedings $5.00 rent magazine articles of interest to both recreation problems, praitices and prin- amateurs and professionals in these fields. ciples. Surveys history and trends and is an An Index is contained in each issue and an invaluable introduction to all those com- (763) EXCELLENCE: 1969 Congress Proceed- annual cumulative index Is included in each munity organizations that share a responsi- ings $5.00 year's lost issue.hey provide a compre- NRPA Members: bility for recreation, Illus. $9.95 $4.50 each hensive overview of their field on a regu- NRPA Members: $9.00 lar current basis. Current editions are avail- (764) EDUCATING TOMORROW'S LEAD- able through NRPA. $5.00 each (758) RECREATION RESEARCH. American ERS IN PARKS, RECREATION AND CON- NW, i. Members: $4.50 each Association for Health, Physical Education SERVATION. Edited by Peter J. Verhoven. and Recreation, and National Recreation An Interpretive report of the general atti- (771) THE BUREAU OF OUTDOOR REC- and Park Association. Includes the full text tudes and recommendations which resulted REATION by Edwin M. Fitch and John F. ofall papers presented at the National from dialogues and discussions at the Na- Shanklin. Foreword by Stewart I.. Udall. The Conference on Recreation Research held in tionalForum on Preparing Tomorrow's functions of the Bureau of Outdoor Recrea- November, 1965, at Pennsylvania State Uni- Park, Recreation and Conservation Leaders. tion, one of the youngest of government versity. Also provides notes on discussions Topics include discussion of trends to the agencies, will interest the general reader as which added significant information. year 2000, a look into personnat require- well as professional. Because the Bu- Paper $5.00 ments and trends, resources and challenges reau is engaged in the fight to preserve NRPA Members: $3.00 and a list of recommendations geared to land from pollution and exploitation and improve the training programs for leaders to promote its use for recreation-the pur- (759) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THESES AND In the field, $5.00 suit of outdoor activities. The author de- DISSERTATIONS. Compiled and edited by NRPA Members: $2.50 scribes these operations and the struggle to Dr. Betty Van der Smissen & Donald V. coordinate relevant activities among other, sometimes jealous agencies and private in- Joyce, and prepared under the auspices of (765) QUEST FOR UNITED ACTION FOR terests. Tables, charts, appendixes. the Pennsylvania State University Literature RECREATION. RobertM. Artz,Forum Retrieval Project. The bibliography includes Planner. To find the ways and means of Illus. $7.95 NRPA Members: $7.20 5000 entries of masters and doctoral theses developing a united action program among and dissertations with brief annotations for voluntary and public recreation agencies; many citations. $10.00 to identify common problems and solu- NRPA Members: $ 730 tions; to provide a major source of information in developing the plans for the 4114.619 iii (760) RECREATION AND PARKYEAR- 1970 White House Conference on Children BOOK by Donald E. Hawkins and Barry S. and Youth. $5.00 Tindall. The Yearbook is the broadest and NRPA Members: $2.50 most complete statistical outline ever published to record the growth of the public (766) OUTDOOR EDUCATION by Julian park andrecreationmovementinthe W. Smith, Reynold E. Carlson, George W. United States. The results of its findings Donaldson, et al. Tracing the history of over a period of time are astounding! Im- outdoor education within the American portant inits own right-for today and educational system, citing examples and most important for the future-itis the making specific proposals, this book dem- only major source of statistical information onstrates how the value of outdoor edu- that can show future generations where the cation can be developed in today's schools (772) NEW APPROACHES TO FINANCING U.S. stood in recreation at this point in and colleges. Appropriately, the authors PARKS AND RECREATION edited by Robert history while measuring the present and also delve into some of the problems in- M. Artz. After many months of preparation, Indicating the areas of progress to be made volvedinpreservingthelandforthe this book has already become a "must" for in the future. 1966. Paper $5.00 future. Special attedtion is given to school agencies and individuals atalllevels of NRPA Members: $4.00 camps, park-school plans, nature centers, government, as well as lay people. NEW and school and community gardens. $8.95 APPROACHES tells how to get government NATIONAL FORUMS NRPA Members: $8.10 grants for parks; specifies which kinds of loans are available and from whom; de- These forums provide unique opportunities (767) OUTDOOR EDUCATION: A BOOK scribes the methods of land acquisition for for in-depth dialogues which form founda- parks; tells how to get citizens involved; OF READINGS by Donald R. Hammerman tionsforidentifyingand implementing suggests how and when to charge fees; ex- solutions to national issues and opportuni- and Wm. M. Hammerman. Those concerned with outdoor education can explains the ins and outs of taxes; how to ties. The Forums listed are or will be avail- organize a board of directors. Finally it de- pand their professional knowledge by readable shortly. The Association plans to spon- scribes the model community efforts that sor more National Forums dealing with ing thiscollection of classic articles by pioneers in the field. No other book of its created Roseville Central Park, in Minne- more areas considered critical in order to sota. Richly illustrated, the book is an an- help our leaders better serve the nation. kind, it traces the field's early development by examining the ideas and actions of swer to the president's call for innovative The individual cost of the Forums is $5.00 financing methods. Some are with additional Position Papers. people such asL. B. Sharp, Julian, Smith and Leslie Clark. It will be a practical and Cloth $5.95Paper $2.95 useful addition to your professional library. NRPA Members: $5.40 $2.70 CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS. These are di- $7.50 verse wide-ranging collections of disserta- NRPA Members: $6.75 (773) PIONEERS IN PUBLIC RECREATION tions presented in Miami, Florida (1967); by George D. Butler. Designed as a refer- Seattl Washington (1968); and Chicago, ence for those interested in public recrea- Illinois (1969). They contain some of the LEISURE ABSTRACTS. tion, this book presents the philosophies best thinking in the park, conservation and (768) BOATING ABSTRACTS by R. B. Ingalls and contributions of 21 of the field's pio- recreation movement as well as stimulating neers. Al individuals discussed served be- talks by such as James Farmer and long- (769) HORSEMAN'S ABSTRACTS by 1. M. fore WW Iincluding such outstanding shoreman Eric Hoffer. Paper. $5.00 each Ingalls people as Joseph Lee, Clark Hetherington.

42 Ernst Herman, Otto Mallery, Abbie Condit, (780) A GUIDE FOR CHAIRMEN by Harold a distinct contribution to make and this and Joseph Randall. Thirty-two more indi- C. Peterson. Simplied explanation of the book clarifies that responsibility. $4.95 viduals of importance are briefly covered duties and responsibilities of a chairman, NRPA Members: $4.50 in the final chapters. $7.00 especially designed for the inexperienced NRPA Members: $6.30 leader. Illus. Paper $1.50 (789) 1969 PLAYGROUND SUMMER SERIES, NRPA Members: $1.35 compiled and written by Adah Parker, Rec- reation Program Specialist, NRPA. The con- (781) A GUIDE TO PARLIAMENTARY PRAC- venient carded seriesIs divided into 12 TICE by W. I,Nolan. How meetings are sections: programsleadership helps and conducted: procedure, motions, olganiza- hints, publicity, saf!ty, special events, arts lion you need to know to take an active and crafts, games, dance, social recreation, part in a meeting. Definitions oI terms in music and drama. It is a continuous handy parliamentary practice. $3.95 referenceworkforplaygroundleaders NRPA Members: $3.60 seeking constructive Ideas. Illus. $4.00 NRPA Members: $3.00 (782) THE MASTER GUIDE FOR SPEAKERS by Lawrence M. Brings. A speaker's success (790) 1970 PLAYGROUND SUMMER SERIES, hinges on his ability to know how to begin compiled and written by Robert Loeffel- and how to end a speech. A careful study bein and Patricia Farrell, both specialists in of the phases of a speech given here will programmed recreation. This continues the improve the total effect of your speech. popular activity files started in 1969 with $5.95 fresh 17 aterial for every playground NRPA Members: $5.40 leader. Itis full of ideas in crafts, dance, recreation, (774) OUTDOOR RECREATION IN AMER- (783) HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL EMCEE drama,music, games, social ICA by Clayne R. Jensen. Published in con- by LeRoy Stahl. How to plan a program, nature and special events. The two sets, junction with the NATIONAL RECREATION use a microphone, introduce speakers, an- 1969 and 1970, complement each other and AND PARK ASSOCIATION. In his endorse- nounce sports, tell humorous stories effec- together comprise an extensive body of ment of the book, NRPA President Sal J. tively and handle roundtable discussions practical program aids. $4.00 $3.00 Prezioso wrote, "It deals effectively not efficiently. $4.50 NRPA Members: only with trends and problems, but avail- NRPA Members: $4.05 able recreation opportunities, now and in (791) PLAYGROUND OPERATION MAN- the future." Furthermore,itisthe only (784) CAMP COUNSELOR'S MANUAL by UAL by Alan R. Caskey. This manual em- book of its kind to give a complete over- John A. Led lie and Francis W. Holbein. A phasizes playground operation and pro- view of the present and future of outdoor camp counselor's daily job, his qualifica- gramming. Sections on games, crafts and recreation. It describes the responsibility of tions, relationships to campers and direc- storytelling include examples of the vari- the numerous agencies and organizations tors. Section on record keeping. ous activities, all of which have emerged involved; covers recent legislation and spe- Paper $1.75 as the most rewarding and successful prac- cial programs of significance; indicates the NRPA Members: $1.60 tices on playgrounds in the Space Age. En- need for inter-agency planning and coop- thusiastic involvement, says the author, is eration; and identifies present and potential (785) SO YOU WANT TO BE A CAMP the key to your success in playground man- problems in outdoor recreation. Illus. $8.25 COUNSELOR by Elmer F. Ott. The oppor- agement. Spiral $4.95 NRPA Members: $7.45 tunities and responsibilitiesofa camp NRPA Members. $4.50 counselor, what is expected of him at all times, attitudes and techniques to help him (792) SWIMMING POOL OPERATION XI. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT do his job. Paper $1.50 MANUAL by Alan R. Caskey. This manual NRPA Members: $1.35 emphasizes swimming pool administration C. Leadership, Activities and and maintenance procedures. Special em- (786) SOLVING CAMP BEHAVIOR PROB- phasis has been placed on water chem- Communications LEMS by J. Kenneth Doherty. Emphasizes istry. All aspects of swimming pool opera- LEADERSHIP &1BRARY SERIES Manuals by underlying causes ofsuch problems as tion are covered. An excellent guide for nationally known authorities designed to homesickness, stealing, timidity, poor eat- every pool administrator. Spiral $4.95 summarize and synthesize the knowledge ing, showing off, etc. Paper $1.25 NRPA Members: $4.50 gained through years of experience and NRPA Members: $1.15 make itavailable in practical, easily di- (793) RECREATION AND THE CHURCH by gested form. Invaluable for the volunteer (787) PROGRAMS FOR SPRING by Adah National Recreation and Park Association. or unpracticed leader. Parker. The first of a new series of pro- Information on facilities, leadership, program aids being developed by NRPA in- gram organization, and directions for many (775) HOW TO BE A BOARD OR COM- cludes some new and brightseasonal different activities. Paper $1.50 MITTEE MEMBER by Roy Sorenson. ideas for spring and holidays. Instructions NRPA Members: $1.00 Illus. $1.25 for new crafts, stories, games, and singing NRPA Members: $1.15 games for Easter, May Day, Mothers' Day, XI. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Cinco De Mayo Day, etc., enrich and ex- (776) HOW TO BE A MODERN LEADER plore the use of new materials for chil- D. For the Special, Retarded, by Lawrence K. Frank. $1.25 dren's playgrounds and playtimes. Handicapped, III and Aged. NRPA Members: $1.15 Illus. $3.00 NRPA Members: $2.50 (794) YOUTH AND DRUGS. Prevention, (777) HOW TO DEVELOP BETTER LEADERS Detection and Cure by Dr. Francis H. Wise. by Malcolm and Hulda Knowles. $1.00 (788) PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE It is all here-the gamut from marijuana to NRPA Members: $ .90 HANDBOOK by Pearl Liana Heffron. This heroin, how to obtain drugs and how to simple explanation of Parliamentary Pro- use them. Learn about the experimenter, (778) HOW TO USE ROLE PLAYING EF- cedure was designed to aid both officers the heavy user and the addict. Learn what FECTIVELY by Alan F. Klein. $1.25 and members. Needs of all who belong to to do after the law arrives. Also, what many NRPA Members: $1.15 an organization are included in the Quali- don't know-how to tell if drugs are being fications and Duties of both groups. All used and how to be on the lookout for (779) HOW TO WORK WITH TEEN-AGE sections are equally important, for an offi- them. This is a no-holds barred book about GROUPS by Dorothy M. Roberts. $1.25 cer one term becomes a member the next. America's number one bogey. $4.95 NRPA Members: $1.15 Each individual in a democratic society has NRPA Members: $4.50

43 (795) TUNED IN OR TURNED OFF by (801) RECREATION FOR THE HANDI- well as parents, family, teachers, and thera- Giorgio tolli, M.D. Addressing himself to CAPPED by Valerie V. Hunt. Concerned pists. $6.95 today's teenager, the author has written a specifically with recreation asit can be NRPA Members: $6.30 highly contemporary work. He answers the applied to the handicapped in American question, Is there a "generation gap"? If society, this book seeks to develop a gen- (807) THERE'S GOLD IN YOUR GOLDEN you are wondering the same thing, the eral philosophy of recreation and to indi- AGE by Maxwell S. Cagan. Mr. Cagan has been writing, teaching and lecturing on answer should be considered. $4.95 cate just what needs of the handicapped NRPA Members: $4.50 can be met partially through recreation. gerontology for many years. This book is $8.95 the product of 'hose inspirational, practi- (796) HELPING YOUTH AVOID FOUR NRPA Members: $8.10 cal and informi tivelectures. He writes GREAT DANGERS: SMOKING/DRINKING/ about the wants, needs, and problems fac- VD/NARCOTICS ADDICTION by Hal and (802) RECREATION FOR RETARDED TEEN- ing the man or woman past 65 and pro- Jean Vermes. Today's society and particu- AGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS by Bernice vides the alternatives and achievements for larly our youth, is menaced by four major Wells Carlson and David R. Ging lend. A satisfaction within the limitations of one's health, social and moral problems: smok- resourceful and effective guidebook for age and surroundings. An offering of con- ing, drinking, venereal disease and narcot- providing recreational activitiesin which siderable insight to the student of geron- ics addiction. This book is the work of two mentallyretarded teenagers and young tology. $6.95 specialists in translating professional and adults can continue to grow and develop NRPA Members: $6.30 technical language about young people's withproperstimulation.Authoritatively growth problems into readily appreciated outlines methods for establishing, organiz- Xl. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT language for laymen. ing, and conducting programs of social $3.95 E. Psychology, Philosophy and NRPA Members: $3.60 situations that will add zest and meaning to their fives, Illus. $4.95 Essays (797) DEALING WITH DELINQUENTS by NRPA Members: $4.50 (808) WILDERNESS AND THE AMERICAN W. L. Herbert and F. V. Jarvis. Essentially a MIND by Roderick Nash. For much of practical book, directed towards all those (803) EDUCATIONAL RHYTHMICS FOR their history, Americans regarded the wild who come into contact with the problems MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLYHANDI- areas of the continent as a moral and phys- in every field of social work, and also the CAPPED CHILDREN by Ferris and Jenet ical wasteland to be won in the name of layman. $455 Robins. Combines significant rhythmic ex- civilization. After carefully defining "wil- NRPA Members: $4.50 periences and esthetic expression in har- derness" as a distinct natural condition, mony with interpretive texts, and accompa- the authoroutlinesandinterpretsthe (798) YOUR CHILD IS DYING TO LEARN! nied by well chosen music to approach the American attitude towarditover three by Richard R.Gariepy. Our educational child in the most simple suggestive fashion and a half centuries. $6.50Paper $1.95 system and entire process of teaching chil- without drill and mysticism. Can be used NRPA Members: 65.85 $1.80 dren is based on several myths. The most to advantage with normal pre-kindergarten unforgivable of these is that certain young- to primary school age children. Methodical THE HEINZ WERNER LECTURE SERIES. The sters are born highly intelligent and the step-by-step text and illustrations of the series was designed to provide a forum for vast majority are not! Mr. Gariepy deals movements and approaches toteaching outstanding scholars known for their con- with these and many more questions which them; the reference index of exercises suit- tributions to developmental analysis of bio- constantly plague parents and teachers. In a able for various groups, and categories of logical, psychological and/or sociocultural style which is easy to read and understand, exercises; along with the descriptions of phenomena. The first lectures, by Dr. Lud- he attacks, debunks, defines, counsels and psychological and neurological deficits of wig von Bertalanffy, attempt to establish a guides with the most consistent approach the children and their progress, will pro- new interdisciplinary science of man. In to what makes children tick. This is an in- vide valuable data for developing further the second volume, Jean Piaget raises fun- depth treatment that parents and teachers programs. Illus. $9.95 damental questions concerning the nature will want to re-read and keep it handy for NRPA Members: $9.00 of memory in the developing child. The easy reference. $5.95 series concludes with Jerome S.Bruner's NRPA Members: $5.40 (804) YOU AND YOUR RETARDED CHILD discussion of four great issues in human by Samuel A. Kirk, Merle B. Karnes, and infancy. Winifred D. Kirk. Here is a sound practical (799) YOUR CHILD IS A PERSON by Stella (809) ORGANISMIC PSYCHOLOGY AND Chess, M.D., Alexander Thomas, M.D., Her- guide for parents of retarded children, a guide that will also help doctors, psycholo- SYSTEMS THEORY by Ludwig von Berta- bert G. Birch, M.D. Fears of causing trauma lanffy. $3.75 and frustration in the child frequently pre- gists,social workers and educatorsfre- vent parents from using plain common quently asked to advise these parents. (810) ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEM- sense. The authors present an alternative 6450Paper $1.50 ORY AND IDENTITY by Jean Piaget. 63.75 approach to this view and the problems NRPA Members: $4.05 $1.35 NRPA Members: $3.40 each caused by it,following the psychological (805) WHERE'S HANNAH? by Jane Halt (811) PROCESSES OF COGNITIVE development of 231 children. $4.75 and Beverly Jones. A story for every parent GROWTH: INFANCY by Jerome S. Bruner. NRPA Members: $4.30 and teacher of children with learning dis- $4.50 orders. It concentrates on how these prob- NRPA Members: $4.05 (800) HOW TO LIVE WITH YOUR SPECIAL lems can be avoided, lessened or even CHILD-A HANDBOOK FOR BEHAVIOR completely eliminated. $8.50 (812) BEYOND SUCCESS AND FAILURE: CHANGE by Rev. George von Hilsheimer. NRPA Members: $7.65 WAYS TO SELF-RELIANCE AND MATU, In this time of crisis with our young peo- RITY by Willard and Marguerite Beecher. ple the author offers new solutions which (806) HELPING YOUR HANDICAPPED TEEN- A rare combination of ancient profundity miraculously cure "hopeless" children- AGER MATURE by Evelyn West Ayrault. and salty modern wisdom. The authors spoiled brats, those who can't read, drop- Covering the age span from twelveto have synthesized the essence of Lao Tse, outs, drug addicts, and juveniledelin- young adulthood, this detailed book is Ralph Waldo Emerson, and others, the re- quents. This well-written guide, intended immediately applicable tothe improve- sult of which is a commonsense attitude for parents and teachers of childrenin ment of life of the seriously handicapped toward life that is simple and livable and trouble suggests new theories of child boy or girl.Its purpose, beyond helping wise. Writing as a couple, they have com- rearing and education. Teaching materials to deal with the common daily problems bined the viewpoints of man and woman and other devices which will enhance the imposed naturally upon the situation, is to and have broughtfortha wonderfully learning experience are also recommended. clarify the young person's role in the home, helpful book on how to become a human Illus. $7.50 in society and in general. It is for the hene- being. $5.95 NRPA Members: $6.75 fit of the handicapped person himself, as NRPA Members: $5.40

44 (813) THE ORIGINS OF ILLNESS AND (819) AMERICAN BASEBALL by David fans. ThisIsa perfectgift for travelers, ANXIETY: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PSY- Quentin Voigt. What circumstancesled even for the armchair sort. Illus. $8.95 CHOSOMATIC MEDICINE by J. A. Winter, Americans to become so engrossed with NRPA Members: $8.10 M.D. Many illnesses are caused by mental the graceful and almost magical sport of attitudes. And in this book a medical doc- baseball? Why should a Babe Ruth or Wal- (826) THE COLUMBIA VIKING DESK EN- tor explains why, when, and how this hap- ter Johnson become so very Important to CYCLOPEDIA. (3rd Ed.) The essential com- pens how you can tellif your troubles our citizenry? The author explores baseball panion to any dictionary, thisis the con- are psychosomatic and what you can do with the mind of a historian and sociolo- densed version of the famed COLUMBIA about them, $4.95 gist (e.g. the Feudal Age, the Gentleman's ENCYCLOPEDIA. Ps ore than 3,000,000 NRPA Members: $4.50 Era) and the result is a delight for almost copies have been p.inted in all editions, every reader. Illus. with old photos.$7.95 and it remains a most worthwhile addition (814) PSYCHOANALYSIS FOR TEACHERS NRPA Members: $7.20 to any school, home, or library. 33,111 AND PARENTS by Anna Freud. This book entries; 57 pages of maps; 1109 biogra- will be useful to teachers and parents who (820) AMERICAN BASEBALL, Volume II, by phies. would liketo acquire a deeper under- David Quentin Voigt. From the Commis- Reg, Ed. $9.95 Thumb-Indexed $10.95 standing of the fundamental instincts which sioners to Continental Expansion. This com- NRPA Members: $9.00 & $9.90 govern the behavior of the young. The plements the first volume, about the sport usual well-known principles and teachings )acques Barzun said must be understood (827) INCREDIBLE ATHLETIC FEATS by Jim of Freud are clearly defined and supported if the heart and soul of America is to be Benagh. In these exciting pages, the reader by numerous case histories. $3.50 understood. The reader will come closer to learns of the most astounding physical NRPA Members: $3.15 understanding how the nation was shocked feats of man. Who ran 127 miles without by the 1919 Black Sox scandal-and how it pause? Who walked over Niagara Falls on (815) A WAY OF SEEING by Margaret Mead is possible (or a U.S. President to spend in the dead of night? More and Rhoda Metraux. From her vantage a tightrope part of his day throwing ballsinto the than 100 of these incredible episodes are point as America's foremost anthropolo- grandstand. lilus. $7.95 recorded and more than 100 photos ac- gist, Margaret Mead has developed a spe- NRPA Members: $7.20 company the text.Illus. $5.95 cial "way of seeing" that provides a sane NRPA Members: $5.40 perspective for our most perplexing con- (821) STOW WENGENROTH'S NEW ENG- temporary dilemmas. Writing in conjunc- LAND. With notes and observations by (828) THE COLUMBIA RIVER by Ross Cox. tion with long-time friend and fellow an- David McCord. This is a lovely book. "The A work first published in 1831, it became thropologist,theauthornotes:'These greatest black and white artist alive today," one of Washington Irving's sources for his essays are personal responses to events at says Andrew Wyeth. For those who love Astoria. The book is filled with the sense different moments in time; as such they the outdoors-the strength and lonelinnss of discovery, and is the author's account of reflect changes through which allof us of New England-as well as for art-lovers, five years spent fur trading along the Co- have been living.... The problems have for whom Stow Wengenroth's 50litho- lumbia and the rigors and thrills of n not changed except as they have become graphs will be a rare treat. $12.50 overland journey through the Canadian more acute." $7.95 NRPA Members: $11.25 Rockies. Great fun for everyone, especially NRPA Members: $7.20 naturalists and those who dream of explor- (822) MARIA: THE POTTER OF SAN (816) DECENT AND INDECENT by Benja- ing. Illus. $7.95 ILDEFONSO by Alice Marriott. This is the NRPA Members: $7.20 min Spock, M.D. The psychiatrist/pediatri- story of two people who revived the an- cian whose name is synonymous with con- Cent Pueblo craft of pottery-making and cern for children now makes his definitive (829) ARCHITECTS OF THE AMERICAN stimulated a new interest in Southwestern COLONIES by John Fitzhugh Millar. Most statement for adults. Drawing on his unique Pueblo pottery. Margaret Lefranc's accu- background to link moral considerations to books on the subject make no distinction rate drawings of actual pottery pieces pro- between one kind of building and another. psychological truths, the author traces from videanalmostcomplete documentary childhood the development of habits and In this distinctive book, John Millar deals history of the craft. $5.95 solely with colonial architects and their attitudes that sour every aspect of our daily NRPA Members: $5.40 lives-from the destructive rivalry between designs from New Hampshire to South men and women that impairs the dignity Carolina. A large book-with 465 illustra- (823) COWBOYS AND INDIANS. Charac- tions-the book is also a view of upper- and pleasures of sexuality to the loss of ters in Oii and Bronze by Joe Beeler. For idealism thatresultsinracialstrife and class life in the Colonies. 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45 (832) OLD FASHIONED DUTCH OVEN been successful in accomplishing her aim. who know i-i Boston, but also for a COOKBOOK by Don Holm. Firstofits Illus. $17.50 larger au tlovers, book collec- kind in print, this is primarily an outdoor NRPA Members: $15.75 tors, Ira' and museums. The ingtextmanifestsa cookbookspecializinginold-fashioned sensitive Dutch oven cookery and sourdough rec- (837) HAIKU IN ENGLISH by Harold G. clear -pc cove of the city of ipes. The book goes into the subject thor- Henderson. Anyone whose attention has Boston. IP $10.00 oughly, first explaining how to build the been caught by haiku will be interested in NRPA $ 9.00 right kind of a fire for the oven in order this book. Haiku currently is probably re- to obtain the best results with minimum ceiving more interest than any other type (842) PHIL/ PHIA WATERCOLORS by time and effort. of poetry form-even in grade school. This Howard in. In a fresh, impression- Paper $3.95 little paperback is highly recommended to istic style, ',or offers a kaleidoscope Illus. $4.95 old and new. He paints NRPA Members: $4.50 $3.60 teachers and writers alike. $1.00 of Philath NRPA Members: $ .90 venerable i-nce Hall and exciting (833) PARKER IN THE IROQUOIS: Iroquois Logan Cu Ilan market and fa- Uses of Maize and Other Food Plants, The (838) FROM THE WHITE HOUSE INKWELL mous art ,toric alleys, and the Philadelphia. Asa Codeof Handsome Lake,theSeneca by John M. Taylor. The most popular field tenements Prophet, The Constitution of the Five Na- in American autographs is that of the pres- painter of "use feeling of a scene," he is tions by Arthur C.Parker. These much ident, and for the growing number of en- eminently successful. Illus. $10.00 $ 8.00 soughtafter monographsarepresented thusiasts, as well as White House buffs, NRPA Members: here, intrilogy,for the first time since here is a most comprehensive and authori- their original publication as Bulletins by tative guide. Illus. $10.00 (843) ARTIST'S PROOF, VOLUME IX, ed- the New York State Museum. Illustrated NRPA Members: $ 9.00 ited by Fritz Eichenbcrg. This is the only existing publication devoted exclusively to throughoutwithlinedrawings,photographs, and artwork of the original mono- (839) THE COMIC POSTCARD IN ENGLISH the contemporary print and to the creative graphs, this book is of fundamental im- LIFE by Frederick Alderson. The lavish illus- printmaker. It is an exposition of the best portance tothe study oftheIroquois trations and lively commentary here offer a in international printmaking, in which the Indian. Illus. $8.95 humorous view of fashions, crazes, morals, artist has the opportunity to present his $15.00 NRPA Members: $8.10 pleasures and endurance-in peace, in wars objectives. Illus. and in the Welfare State of the English man NRPA Members: $1350 (834) RUSHTON AND HIS TIME IN AMER- and woman. The comic postcard is, unex- ICAN CANOEING by Atwood Manley. This pectedly, a fine tracing for those who know 1844) ARTIST'S PROOF, VOLUME X, edited is the story of J. Henry Rushton, who be- that social history has its lighter side. by Fritz Eichenberg. This annual surveys the came a famous builder of canoes. He and Illus. $7.50 print world in all its forms and in various his craft were at the center of notable NRPA Members: $6.75 countries. Maintaining its tradition of keep- events in canoeing history, regional, na- ing abreast of news in international print- tional, and international, in the late 19th making and developments infilms, new and early 20thcenturies. 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This book is a collection of the best there are 1200 other lithographic sketches, works of the author from her column in which aid in forming an invaluable record each subscriber. Illus. $13.40 Life Magazine by the same title. Admirers of places which are rapidly disappearing. of this author will find that her percep- Included is the story of 240 of Colorado's (859) JOURNi.1. OF LEISURE RESEARCH. tions are as keen as ever, and her wit as old western mining camps, with emphasis Published quarterly by the National Recrea- biting, and that this collection is one to on the human side--the hardships of the tion and Park Association to definein be read again and again. $6.95 early prospectors, their stories of adven- multi-disciplinary terms the challenges of NRPA Members: $6.30 turous chance, the rise and fall of their leisure facing us; to stimulate responses to fortunesare all vividly recorded. these challenges; to disseminate research (851) THE HATARASMAN by Ben Dixon Illus. $9.50 findings and to describe the practical appli- MacNeill. The author has undertaken to NRPA Members: $8.55 cation and testing of results. 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A providing therapeutic recreation services to ton Terrell.Inthis new and fascinating superbly written unit of five stimulating all ill and handicapped individuals regardless of where they may reside, rather than biography,theauthorre-exam;nesthe arts;literature,music, painting, cultural only In hospitals or treatment centers, the startling and extraordinary life of one of architecture, and sculpture. The material the most interesting figures in American name of this publication was changed, consists of 12 portfolios designed especially effective with Volume kit. Thus, volume history. The reader will learn that Pike's for rapid systematic learning and under- numbers will remain in sequence. Peak was riot,afterall,discovered by standing of the subjects and avoids philo- Zebulon Pike, and that it was for this non- sophical text. 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49 Index by Title

A Baseball Rules in Pictures 19 C Basic Crafts 5 Action Songs and Rhythms for Children 17 Cabins, Conservation, & Fun 36 Basic Ice Skating Skills 23 Administration of Public Recreation 41 Cacti of the Southwest 30 Basic Skills in Sports for Men & Women 21 Adventures in Harmony, Camera Below 8 Caton Twirling 22 Rhythm and Song 17 Camper's Cookbook 38 Beachcomber's Handbook of Seafood Adventures in the Arls 47 Campground Atlas of the United Slates Cookery, The 15 Adventures in Nature and Science 31 and Canada 37 Bean and the Scene, The 46 An African Zoo in the Family 29 Camp Program Book, The 39 Beard and the Braid, The 46 Aikido and the Dynamic Sphere 22 Cape Cod and Cape Cod National Beginner's Book of Magic, The 12 Airborne All-Stars 8 Seashore 32 Beginner's Book of Oil Painting, The 3 Alaska Wilderness 34 Cape Ccd Journey 33 Beginning Square Dance 16 Alt-In-One Movie Book 7 Cape Cod and the Offshore Islands 34 Best Church Plays 10 Along the Maine Coast 32 Cape Cod Seashore Life 33 Better Figure for You through Easy Alps, The 26 Cardboard Carpentry 5 Exercise and Diet, A 18 America and Americans 45 Card Tricks for Beginners 12 Better Homes and Gardens Stitchery and America My Country 15 Card Tricks for Everyone 12 Crafts 7 America Was Beautiful 27 Carpentry for Beginners 7 Beyond Success and Failure 44 American Baseball 1 45 Careers Outdoors 40 Beyond the Cabin Door 37 American Baseball II 45 Catamaran Racing 24 Bibliography of Theses & Dissertations 42 American Guide Series 36 Celebrating Nature 25 Big Book of Family Games 14 American Ideals 15 Chalk Talk Manual 11 Billiards As It Should Be Played 21 America's Camping Book 38 Challenge of The Wilderness 27 America's Knitting Book 6 Birds and Wildlife of the Nation's Check Points On How to Buy Oriental Capital Area 29 Animal World in Color 28 Rugs 9 Birds of Prey 28 Animals of Many Lands Chess for Beginners: A Picture Guide 13 Birth of a National Park in the Great Annapolis Visit 33 Chicago in Color 33 Smoky Mountains 40 Antiques for Amateurs 8 Children's Entertainment Book, The Black Athlete, The 19 Antivenins 29 Children's Theatre and Creative Blackwood on Slams 13 Architects of the American Colonies .. 45 Dramatics 11 Blue Ridge Parkway, The 40 Around the World 9 Chinese Kites 9 Blue Waters Views of Old New York 33 Art Activities for the Very Young 6 Christmas Decorations for You to Make 16 Boater's Guide to the Upper Florida Art and Science of Taking to the Christmas Ideals 16 Keys 34 Woods, The 39 Church Family Camps and Conferences 39 Bobs, hite Quail 29 Art Collecting for Amateurs 8 Church Plays and How to Stage Them 10 Body-Building and Self-Defense 22 Art Flick's New Streamside Guide 28 Clap, Snap, and Tap Band, The 17 Book of Magnets 31 Art from Scrap 6 Classic Film Collection 8 Book of Musical Americana 18 Art Guide 3 Cliff Dwellers 34 Art in the Schoolroom Book of Trees, The 30 Clubwomen's Entertainment Rook, The 10 Bonney's Guide: Grand Teton National Art of Angling 25 Collage and Construction 4 Park and Jackson's Hole 35 Art of Drawing, The 3 College and University Facilities for Boston Impressions 46 Art of Hand Shadows, The 11 Health, Physical Education, Recreation Boston Statues 33 Arts and Crafts 6 and Athletics 39 Boy's Book of Backyard Camping, The 38 Arts and Crafts for Primary Grade Color Photo Book, The 8 Boy's Book of Biking, The 21 Children 6 Colorado Gern Trails & Mineral Guide 34 Boy's Book of Hiking, The 38 Artist's Handbook of Materials and Columbia River, The 45 Boy's Book of Indian Skills, The 37 Techniques 3 Columbia Viking Desk Encyclopedia 45 Boy's Book of Outdoor Discovery, The 38 Artist's Proof, Vol. IX 46 Conic Postcard in English life, The 46 Boy's Book of Physical Fitness, the 18 Artist's Proof, Vol. X 46 Common Edible Mushrooms 30 Atlantic Shore, The 36 Boy's Book of Rainy-Day Doings, The ,14 Community Organization for Recreation 41 Boy's Entertainment Book, The 10 Autumn Ideals 15 Community Recreation 41 Boy's Karate 22 Competition Swimming 23 Brain Puzzler's Delight 14 Complete Book of Badminton Bruce Tegner Method of Self-Defense 22 20 Complete Book of Campfire Programs 38 Baby Animals and Their Mothers 29 Bud Wilkinson'; Guide to Modem Backpacking 37 Physical Fitness 18 Complete Book of Camping 38 Baja: land of Lost Missions 34 Bulletin Boards and Displays S Complete Book of Duplicate Bridge, Ballads and Folk Songs of the Southwest 16 Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, The , 42 the 13 Barron's Teenage Summer Guide 36 Butterflies and Moths 29 Complete Book of Handcrafts

SO Complete Book of Outdoor Lore 37 Educating Tomorrow's Leaders in Parks, G Complete Field Guide to Nests in the Recreation & Conservation 42 Game of Billiards, The 21 United States, A 28 Educational Rhythmics for Mentally and Game of Table Tennis, The 20 Complete Guide to Fishing Across North Physically Handicapped Children 44 Games and Parties for All Occasions. 14 America 25 Effective Executive, The 40 Games for All Ages & How to Use Complete Handbook of Junior Bowling 21 Elements of Park & Rec. Administration 41 Them 13 Complete Horsesh-..)eing Guide, The 24 7 Embroidery Stitches Games for Children 14 Complete Peddler's Pack, The 11 Encyclopedia of Sports, The 19 Games for Elem. ntary School Grades 13 3 Complete Sumi-E Techniques Enduring Navaho, The 46 Gay Nineties Melodramas 10 Concentrated Baseball 19 Environmental Crisis, Man's Struggle to Ghost Tales of the Uwharries 12 Conditioning Exercises 19 27 Live with Himself, The Ghost Towns of Arizona 45 Cone-Bearing Trees of the Pacific Coast 30 Environmental Planning for Children's Girl's Book of Physical Fitness, The 18 Congress Proceedings 42 40 Play Glacier National Park 35 Connecticut Shore 33 Equipment and Supplies for Athletics, Gfenans Sailing Manual, The 24 Conservation in the United States 48 39 Physical Education & Recreation Gluskap the Liar & Other Indian Tales 12 Continued Next Week 7 Eskimo Prints 4 Go for the Flag, Fundamentals of Golf 20 Cooking and Camping on the Desert 37 41 Evaluation of Park and Rec. Agencies Golden Banquet Book, The 15 Cooking on Wheels 37 32 Everglades Golden Book of Christmas Plays, The 16 Costumes in the Theatre 9 21 Every Boy's Judo Gold Rushes and Mining Camps of the Cowboys and Indians 45 21 Every Girl's Judo Early American West 47 Cowles Complete Encyclopedia of U.S. Exhibition Gymnastics 47 Good Hunting 25 Coins 9 35 Exploring Death Valley Good Stories & How to Tell Them 11 Cowles Encyclopedia of Animals and Exploring Mount Rainier 35 Gourmet Dining In N.Y. Under $5.00 36 Plants 29 Exploring Nature with Your Child 32 Grand Canyon National Park 35 Coyote, The 28 Exploring our National Parks & Great Arc of the Wild Sheep, The 28 5 Crafts Design Monuments 35 Grizzly Bear, The 28 Cranberry Lake from Wilderness to Exploring our National Wildlife Refuges 35 Grow Your 0.vn 31 Adirondack Park 34 Exploring Rocks, Minerals, Fossils in Guide to Badminton 20 Crayon 4 Colorado 32 Guide to Canoe Camping 37 Creating Art with Anything Exploring Science in Your Home lab 31 Guide to the Colorado Ghost Towns Creating with Paper 5 Exploring the Olympic Peninsula 35 and Mining Camps 34 Creating with Plaster 4 Extraordinary Tennis for the Ordinary Guide to the Colorado Mountains 34 Creation of the Sun and the Moon, The 11 Player 20 Guide to the Fishes of to .. Mexico 28 Creative Art Ideas 6 Eye of Eisenstaedt, The 7 Guide to Javelina, The 29 7 Creative Carving Guide to the Wyoming Nits. and Creative Crafts for Campeis 39 Wilderness Areas 35 Creative Crafts for Today 5 F Guide to the Wilderness Waterway of Creative Drama In Schools 10 the Everglades National Park 32 Creative Handbook Ideas 6 Familiar Animals of America 28 Guidelines for the Organization and Creative Playgrounds and Recreation Familiar Trees of America 30 12 Adm. of a Cultural Program in Centers 39 Family Fun on & Around the Water Comm. Rec. 41 Creative Plays and Programs for Febold Feboldson: Tall Tales from the Holidays 10 Great Plains 11 Creative Stitchery 4 Federal Assistance for Rec. & Parks 40 Creative Use of Stitches 7 Fell's Complete Guide to Buried H Crewel Embroidery 4 Treasure, Land & Sea 36 Haiku in English 46 Crew's Manual for Small Boat Racing 24 Fell's Guide to Hand ruppets 11 Hall of Fame of Western Film Stars 8 47 Crisis in Open land 26 Feminine Eye, The Hanafuda: The Flower Card Game 12 Cruising New Jersey Tidewater 33 Field Book Guide Series to the Wyo. Hand, Reef and Steer 24 Cultural CentersSome Facts & Figures 41 Mts. and Wilderness Areas 35 Handbook on Knots and Splices 6 Field Guide to Snow Crystals 32 Handbook of Nature Study 31 Fifty Favorite Hobbies 9 Handbook of Skits and Stunts, The 0 Figure Drawing for All Its Worth 4 Handbook of Watch and Clock Repairs 9 Fite 0' Fun 12 Handcrafts for Holidays 5 Dance Experience, The '17 Filmgoer's Companion, The 7 Hand-Taming Wild Birds 28 Dances for Your Programs & Operettas 16 14 Finger Playtime Handy Crafts from Scraps 6 Day Camp Program Book, The 37 28 Fishes Harvest Ideals 16 Dealing with Delinquents 44 29 Florida Marine Shells Hatterasman, The 47 Decent and Indecent 45 16 Folk Dances and Singing Games Heinz Werner Lecture Series 44 Decoration Guide, The 14 folk Dances from Old Home Lands 16 Helping Your Handicapped Teenager Decoys and Decoy Carvers of Illinois 6 Folk Guitar 17 Mature 44 Design for Play 48 17 Folk Strums for Guitar Helping Youth Avoid Four Great Designs in Wood 4 16 Folk Song Fest Dangers 44 Dig Here/ 36 Folkways Omnibus of Children's Games 13 Heritage Destroyed, A 25 Dinosaurs and More Dinosaurs 32 Follow the Water 37 High Fliers 8 Discover the Outdoors 37 Football, How to Understand & Enjoy Hiking and Climbing 37 Discovering Pue.to Rico 36 the Game 21 Historic is in California 34 Discovering The Appalachians 33 Forest Ownership for Pleasure & Profit 40 History of Recreation, A 41 Discover Yourself through Photography8 Fourteenen, The 34 Hockey is My Game 20 Frederick Law Olmstead, Sr. Hockey Road, The 20 From the White House Inkwell 45 Holiday Cook, The 15 Fun, Folk and Frolic Songs 17 Holiday Painter, The 3 Furs with American History 14 Early Explorers of America 11 Home in Your Pack 39 Easy Skits for Youngsters 10 Fun with American literature 11 Homemade Ice Cream & Sherbet 15 Easy Sups to Safe Swimming (cloth) 23 Fun w,th Naturecraft 6 Hop Skip and Sing Easy Ste's to Safe Swimming (paper) 23 Fun with Skits, Stunts, & Stories 10 Horses 24 Edible tive Plants of the Rocky Mts. . 30 Furs with Stunts 10 Horses, Hitches and Rocky Trails 37

51 Houses of New England Open to the K Modern Skiing 23 Public 33 Karate, Basic Principles Modern Skit & Stunt Book, The 10 Houses of New York Open to the Public 33 22 Kindergarten Arts .1, Crafts Book 6 Modern Treasury of Christmas Plays 15 How Kids Can Earn Cash 15 Knotcraft 7 Mon-Kiri Playtime 5 How to Build a Coin Collection 9 Kops and Custards 8 Montana Pay Dirt 34 How to Build Model Cars 9 Kung Fu & Tar Chi 22 More Jokes for Children 11 How to Build Model Ships 9 Motion Pictures 7 How to Dance 18 Motion Songs for Thts 17 How to Identify Plants 30 1. Mountain Lion, The 29 How to Live With Your Special Child ., 44 Land Renewed, The 26 Mountains of the World 36 How to Make and Fly Paper Airplanes 8 Landscapes, Selected Writings of Mount Rushmire 36 How to Make Animated Movies 7 J.B. Jackson 40 Movement and Metaphor 17 How to Make Collages 4 Law of Extracurricular Activities in Museum Villages, U.S.A 46 How to Make Mobiles 4 Secondary Schools 41 Mushrooms of the Great Smokies 30 How to Make Movies 7 Leader's Guide to Nature Oriented Music an Art and a Business 16 How to Play and Teach Basketball 20 Activities 32 Music is Motion 17 How to Play and Teach Volleyball 21 Leadership Library Series 43 Music is Recreation 16 How to Play and Teach Water Polo 24 Learning About Nature Through Crafts 32 Musical Mixers & Simple Square Dances 18 Flow to Play Platform Tennis 20 Learning About Nature Through Games 32 My Secrets of Playing Baseball 19 How to Play the Harmonica in 30 Min. 17 Learning About Science Through Games 32 My Ten Secrets of Skiing 23 How to Put On An Amateur Circus 15 Legal liabilities of Cities & Schools for Mystery of Animal Migration, The 26 How to S!ar in Baseball 19 Injuries in Rec. & Parks 41 Mystic Seaport 33 How to Star in Basketball 20 Legends of the Outer Banks 12 How to Star in Football 21 legends of the Shawangunk 12 How to Star in Soccer 21 Leisure Abstracts 42 How to Star in Swimming and Diving 23 National Holidays Around the World 16 Leisure Time Vacation Homes, 151 15 How to Star in Track and Field 20 National Parks, The 35 Let's Have a Rhythm Band 17 How to Travel The World & Stay National Parks, (reprint) 35 Let's Learn to Ski 23 Healthy 36 Natural AreasNeeds, Mgt. & Future 40 let Your Pencil Speak 3 Human Poisoning from Native & Natural Gardens of North Carolina 31 Lifeguard Training 23 Cultivated Plants 30 Natural Singing and Expressive Lifesaving and Water Safety Today 23 Hunting Adventures with Jimmy Conducting 18 Lighthouses 32 Robinson 25 Nature Through a Knothole 37 Lively Art of Ink Painting, The 3 Hunting & Fishing in North America 25 Navajo and Pueblo Silversmiths, The 9 Live Young As Long As You Live 19 Hunting Big Game in the City Parks 25 Nelson Music Collection, The 18 Log Cabin in America, The 37 Hustlers, Beats, and Others 45 Nerve Centers & Pressure Points 21 Lost Mines and Hidden Treasure 46 New Approaches to Financing P&R 42 low Blood Sugar and You 19 New Handicraft, The S New England in Color 33 M New Jersey Shore, The 33 n ar.d Out of Boston with Children 33 New Mexico Birds and Where to find ncred.ble Athletic Feats 45 Macrame 48 ndian Crafts Malo's Complete Guide to Canoeing & Them 28 6 New Science of Skirt and Scuba Diving 24 ndian Tipl, The 38 Canoe Camping 37 New York's Greenwich Villat 33 nsects 28 Make II and Use It! 5 New York landmarks 33 nside Baseball 19 Make It Yourself 5 nside Handball 21 Make It Yourself Games Book 14 nside Music 18 Making Children's Parties Click 14 0 nspiration Ideals 15 Makir.; Family Get-togethers Click 14 Ocracoke 34 n Sports, The 19 Making Friends with the Stars 31 Official American Ski Technique, The 23 nstant Party Fun 14 Making Mobiles 8 Old Fashioned Dutch Oven Cookbook 46 nstant Picnic Fun 15 Making Photograms Old Fashioned Ideals 16 nstant Tennis 20 Making Teen Parties Click Old Vermont Houses 32 nterpreting Our Heritage 26 Man in the Everglades 35 Ol mpic Rain Forest, The 34 ntroducing Rushcraft 6 Man Who Rediscovered America, The 47 Omnibus of Fun 13 ntroduction to Bidding 13 Maria: The Potter of San Ildefonso 45 OneAct Plays for Young Actors 10 ntroduction to Declarers Play 13 Masks and How to Make Them Opening leads 13 ntroduction to Defender's Play 13 Master Banquet and Pa rty Book. The 15 Opera is Recreation 18 Master Game and Party Book, The 14 ntroduction to Defensive Bidding 13 Origami: Book One S ntroduction to Rock & Mt. Climbing 38 Master Puppet Book, The 11 Origami Playtime roquois Ceremonial of Midwinter 46 Master Stunt Book, The 10 Crigins of Illness & Anxiety, The 45 sometrits 18 Math Entertainer, The 14 Orr on Ice 24 14 Song Time 16 Math Is Fun 14 Cur National Parks in Color 35 Maui 26 Our Vanishing 1Vilderness 26 Maypole Dance, The 18 Outdoor Education, Book of Readings 42 Memoirs of a Naturalist 26 Outdoor Education 42 Mr nehune Magic of How to Swim 71 letAge Jamboree Outdoor Games 13 Methods & Materials in Rec. Outdoor Life Skill Books 36 logging 18 Leadership 39 Outdoor Recreation in America 43 Journal of Leisure Research 47 Minus Three 36 Outdoor Recreation Space Standards 10 Joy in Mudville 46 Mister Raccoon 29 Outdoor Skating Rinks with NAL cal Ice 39 Judo & Karate Belt Degrees 21 Misiem and Match'ern 16 Mobile and Portable Rec. Facilities ludo for Fun 21 39 ludo in Action, Grappling Techniques Modern ABC's of Bow & Arrow 25 22 Modern ABC's of Family Camping ludo in Action, 'throwing Techniques 38 Padre Island Story, The 14 12 Modem Body-Budding 18 Paint Now, Learn later lusty .5 Andrew's Puppet Book 3 11 Modem Dance, The 18 Paper Folding & Paper Stelpture lump -Rope Rhymes: A Dictionary 13 Modem Pantomime Entertainments 10 Paper Playtime

32 Paper Sculpture 5 Recreation Leadership 41 Story Telling With the Flannel Pare Lorentz & the Documentary Film 7 Recreation Research 42 BoardI. 12 Parker on the Iroquois 46 Recreation Today 41 Story Telling With the Flannel Park Practice Program, The 47 Reflection Ideals 16 BoardII. 12 Parking for Recreation 39 Rehearsal-less Skits & Plays 10 Stow Wengenroth's New England 45 Parliamentary Procedure Handbook 43 Religious Ideas for Arts & Crafts 7 Stroll Through Historic Salem, A 33 Party Games 13 Repair and Reupholstering of Old Strumming is for Everyone 17 Pastimes with String & Paper 6 Furniture, The 9 Supervisor's Workshop 47 Pattern Drafting 4 Revenue Sources 48 Swimming & Diving 23 Paul Elvstrom Explains, Yacht Racing 24 Rhode Island Wildflower, 30 Swimming & Diving, A Bibliography 23 Pawnee Hero Stories & Folk Tales 12 Rhythm in Music & Dance for Children 17 Swimming Poo! Operation Manual 43 Paying Projects for Clubs 15 Ricky in the World of Sport 11 Swimming to Win 23 Personal Safety & Defense for Women 22 Riding, Step by Step 25 Successful Parties & How to Give Peterson Field Guides 27 Roadside Flowers of Texas 30 Them 14 Philadelphia Watercolors 46 Rock Encyclopedia 18 Sumi-E: An Introduction 3 ?ioneers in Public Recreation 42 Rocks and Minerals 32 Sumi-E: Self Taught 3 Planning Areas and Facilities for Romance of Water, The 26 Health, Physical Education & Rec 39 Rushton & His Time in American Planning for Halloween 15 Canoeing 46 T Planning for Parks and Recreation Rustic Ideals . 16 Tales of Running Deer, The 12 Needs In Urban Areas 39 Take An Egg Box 6 Play a Part 10 Tangrams 13 Play-A-Tune 17 S Teach Yourself Karate Play and Interplay 40 22 Saddle Up! 24 Teach Yourself Judo 22 Plays & Famous Stories & Fairy Tales 10 Sail In a Day! 24 Teach Yourself Magic 12 Plays from Black Africa 9 St. Patrick's Day 15 Teach Yourself SelfDefense 22 Plays for Special Occasions 10 San Francisco in Color 33 Teaching Aids for the Child's Enfoldment Playground Operation Manual 43 Savory Wild Mushroom, The 30 Through Music 17 Play Production 11 Science for Camp & Counselor 31 Teaching Young Children to Swim & Playground Summer Series 1969 43 Science News Yearbook 1970 31 Dive 23 Playground Summer Series 1970 43 Science Through Recreation 31 Techniques of Graphic Art, The Playgrounds: Their Administration 4 Science Treasures 31 Technological Injury 27 and Operation 39 Scissors Silhouettes 7 Teen-Age Comedies 10 Politics of Pollution, The 27 Scrapwood Fun For Kids 6 Teen-Age Sex Counselor 19 Portraits of Greatness 9 Sculpture for Beginners 3 Tennis for Anyone 20 Posters: Designing, Making, Repro S Sculpture in Wood (Norman) 4 Tennis for Travelers 2G Potomac Trail Book 38 Sculpture in Wood (Rood) 4 Tennis: How to Become a Champion 20 Powell of the Colorado 45 Sculpture With a Torch 4 Tennis Observed 20 Practical Woodwork 6 Sea Quest 24 Theatre Double Game 11 Practical Yoga 19 Search for the Perfect Swing, The 20 Thr rapeutic Recreation Annual 47 Principles and Methods of Adapted Second Treasury of Christmas Music 16 There's A Decorator in Your Doll Physical Education 18 Self Defense 22 House Printmaking Activities for the 9 Self Defense for Boys & Men 21 There's Gold in Your Golden Age 44 Classroom S Self Defense for Girls 21 This Happy Place 47 Programs for Spring 43 Self Defense for Women 22 Thursday Evening Art World 8 Psychoanalysis for Teachers & Parents 45 Self Defense Karate 21 To Start You Painting 3 Puppet Making Through the Grades 11 Self Defense You Can Teach Your Boy 22 To Start You Sketching 4 Put YOU I Mother on the Ceiling 14 Self Expression in Classroom Art 4 Tour Guide to Civil War, A 32 Shadows Over the Land 26 Tourist Tips and Hints 36 Shenandoah 38 Track and Field Athletics 20 Q Shiatsu 19 Track and Field Fundamentals for Girls Quarter Horse 24 Sierra Club Series 25 and Women 20 Quest for United Action 42 Silhouette Skills 11 Treasury of Negro Spirituals 16 Questions and Answers About Ants 31 Silver Collecting for Amateurs 8 Trees of the South 30 Simplified Stagecraft Manual 10 Trees, Shrubs, & Woody Vines in Kansas 31 Singing Sixties, The. 16 Trees, Shrubs and Vines 30 Singing With Children 16 R Tropical Planting & Gardening 9 Site Selection and Development 39 Troubled Waters 25 RacingCruiser, The 24 Situation Golf 20 Tuned In or Turned OH 44 Racing Game, The 24 Sketchbook Playtime 3 Racing Techniques 24 Ski in A Day, 22 Rainy Day fun for Kids 14 Ski Touring 23 U Range Guide to Mines & Minerals 32 Skills for Taming the Wilds 38 United States Coin Book Reading the Woods 25 Snake lover's Diary, A 29 9 Urban Studies Recognizing Flowering Wild Plants 30 Snow-Mobiles and Snow-Mobiling 22 40 Recognizing Native Shir.rbs 30 So-en's Original Home Sewing Book. 4 Recreation Administration 41 Soroban: The Pocket Computer 13 V Recreation and Park Commissioner 40 Spirit of the Wilderness, The 27 Recreation and Park Yearbook 42 Sportsman's Digest of Fishing 25 Vacation ideals 16 Recreation and The Church 43 Valley of the Upper Yellowstone, The Sportsman's Digest of Hunting 25 3S Recreation AreasTheir Design and Vital Karate 22 Equipment Stage Make -up 10 recreation for the Handicapped 44 Stalking the Wild Aspar gus 30 Recreation for Retarded Teenagers and Stamp:raft 9 Young Adults Stampede to Timberline 47 44 Waterfowl 28 Stars Upstream Recreation Fee your Community 25 Water Fun for Everyone 23 Recreation in American Life 41 Starting to Paint In Oils 3 Way of Seeing, A 45 Weaving Without a Loom 6 Wild Sports in the Far West 45 Young Sportsman's Guide to Weekender's Guide 38 Wild Turkey, The 28 Camping 37 WeightTraining 18 Wilderness and the American Mind ...44 Young Sportsman's Guide to Scuba Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Winning Pocket Billiards 21 Diving 24 The 29 Wire Sculpture & Other Three Young Sportsman's Guide to Water Whales, Whaling & Whalecraft 28 Dimensional Construction 3 Skiing 24 What is Aikido? 22 Wolfling, The 11 Younger'by the Year 19 What Is ft? At the Beach 32 Woodblock Print Primer 3 Your Book of Animal Drawing 3 What Wood Is That? 32 Working With Leather 6 Your Book Jf Figure Drawing 3 When Birds Migrate 32 World Atlas of Mountaineering 34 Your Book of Party Games 14 When Buffalo Ran 45 WorldCattle 29 Your Book of Pet Keeping 28 Where's Hannah 44 World of Art, The 9 Your Book of Survival Swimming & Where They Go In Winter 31 World of Laughter 7 Life Saving 23 Where to Go and What to Do With Writing Verse as a Hobby 9 Your Child is a Person 44 Kids in Los Angeles 36 Your Child is Dying to learn 44 White Mountains, The 33 Your Diabetes and How to Live With It 18 XYZ Whole Earth Catalog ../ 39 Your First 10 Banjo Lessons 17 Wildflower Portraits 30 Year Outdoors, The 37 Your Guide to Boating 24 Wildflowers of North Carolina 31 Yellowstone & Grand Teton Nat'l Parks 35 Your Guide to Photography 8 Wildlife Crisis 27 Yellowstone National Park, The 36 Your Heart & How to Live With It ....19 Wildlife for America 27 Yoga 19 Youth & Drugs 43 Wildlife in Danger 25 Yosemite National Park 35 Zebulon Pike 47 Wildlife Rescue 27 You and Your Retarded Child 44 Zoological Park Fundamentals 29 Wild Sanctuaries 25 You Can Make a String Puppet 11 Zoos and Aquariums in the Americas ..29

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