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4, Club room. A place for special interest groups to hold
their meetings.

5. Game rooms. Different rooms should be used for the quiet,
semi-active, and active games.

6. Craft shop. The manual training room is generally used if
the center is located in a school building.

7, Auditorium. For community night programs, assemblics,
lectures, drama presentations and other gatherings.

8. Drama work shop. It is desirable to have such a shop
if possible. If not, the stage facilities in the
auditorium may be used.

9. Gymnasium. To be used for games of all sorts and for
social gatherings.

10. Showers and locker space. For persons taking part in
physical activitics.

11. Toilets. Should be located in suitable places.

12. Office. Should be in a place where all the traffic in
the building can be watched in order to maintain control
at all tines.

INSPECTION OF FACILITIES:

It must be remembered that all facilities in which WPA workers
carry on project activities must be inspected, prior to eccupancy,
by the Safety Division of the W.P.A. Requests for inspection
service should be directed to the State Supervisor of Recreation,
who will arrange for the inspection. Regular inspection should be
made by the recreation supervisor for all facilities where WPA
workers are employed and where public groups are meeting as to
standards of health, safety, sanitation, and attractiveness.

 

CARE OF FACILITIES, HQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES:

Every effort must be made by the Recreation Supervisors and
workers to use good sound business administration in the use and
care of the community center. If school buildings are used, it is
necessary that each room be restored to the original arrangement
as used by the school. These facilitics should be thoroughly
cleaned and re-arranged. It is suggested that all supplies be
stored away in a safe place.

THE ADMINISTRATION OF COMMUNITY RECREATION PROGRAMS
RESPONSIBILITI“ZS OF RYCREATION SUPERVISORS:

1. Administrative responsibility to the Work Projects
Administration:
A. It is essential that there be strict adherence to
administrative procedures as established for the
W.P.A. and the Recreation program.
B. It is essential that there be a cooperative attitude
toward all other operating projects in other divisions
of the W.P.A.
2. Responsibility of the Supervisor to the project workers:
A. To acquaint the workers with the rules and regulations
and to adapt the supervision to the policies and
procedures.