In Average
Communities

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WHAT VOLUNTEERS CAN DO

Aid to Young Men Away as Camp

Since every community has sent its quota of boys to
training camp, concerted efforts can be made by parents,
friends and neighborhood groups to:

Write weekly letters; send snapshots; remember birthdays.

Send cookies, candy, cakes, Thanksgiving and Christmas
gifts.

_ Make special items of clothing such as socks, sweaters.

Take up collection to help boys from home furnish their
company rooms.

Send subscriptions to magazines and home~town newspapers.
Information Service

Collect and index catalogues, pamphlets, schedules
and other informational material on recreation.

Prepare mimeographed or printed pamphlets on trips
and tours, housing facilities, etc.

Make contacts with community agencies to facilitate
the use by outside groups of meeting places, gyms, etc.

Conduct information services on housing, tours, amuse~
ments, other recreational activities.

Conduct trips and tours.

Special Senedcbe

Volunteer typists, stenographers, secretaries, file
Clerks, etc. are needed in the administration of al-
most every program,

For other ‘special services see Service to Camp,

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