In Training
Camp 4
Communities

How to
Organize
Recreation
Volunteers

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WHAT VOLUNTEERS CAN DO

General Activities (continued)
Arrange transportation for sight-seeing trips.
Work in soldiers! and sailors! clubs supervising
activities, serving food, leading specific groups
or activities, acting as hostess.
Help prepare and arrange-exhibits in show windows (?)
Raise money for program.
Help see that program for colored soldiers is adequate.
Check on undesirable commercial facilities.

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In every community some organization or coordinating
body must assume responsibility for creating a recreation

program and for enlisting volunteers. In certain local-
ities public recreation agencies are already in the

field. In others, churches, and such organizations as

the Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C.A., Y.M.H.A., the various service
clubs, the Junior League, and the Scouts, regularly re-
cruit volunteers for recreational work. And now, in

all communities, the Office of Civilian Defense will
recruit through a local Volunteer Service Office volunteers
who wish to make their contribution to national def ense.
(See manual "A Civilian Defense Office" published by
United States Office of Civilian Defense, Wiohington, D.Oe,
September 19th, 1941.)