Considers whether the coming of community education will be considered an opportunity or a threat by existing organizations and whether, when it arrives, it will resemble the product sold to the community. (Author/DN)

This article describes the development and activities of the Port Charlotte, Florida, Cultural Center -- a center for adult social, cultural, and educational activities. The adult education program was inaugurated to alleviate the discontent and loneliness that prevailed among the retirees living in the county. (Author/DN)

Discusses the cooperative effort being made by school districts and city recreation departments in providing community education programs and facilities. The city and school responsibilities are discussed and an outline of enabling State legislation that encourages cooperative efforts is presented. (DN)