What
Occupational
Groups Can Do.

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Office Workers

Young business people can fill many gaps in the recrea-~
tion program. They can:

Serve as secretaries to committees, keep and file
records, type reports, surveys, and case records;
keep accounts.

Act as dancing partners.

_ Assist in preparation and serving of food.

Other Sources

Conduct an information service; answer telephone; be
reception clerk.

Farm Folk

People living in rural areas and farm communities can
contribute to a recreation program through the Grange,
4H Clubs, Farm Security Administration, and other
agricultural agencies. : They can: |

Instruct in the care and protection of animals.

Lead and assist in planning camping trips.

Supervise and instruct in recreational home economics,

such as candy-making, sugaring off, herb-cultivation.

Lead f ishing and hunting clubs.
Teach and lead community dancing, including square dances.

Lead community "sings" and choral groups.

Start travelling library.

Volunteers may also be found among:

Hobbyists .

_ Married women who formerly served as recreation leaders.