5 Regular, periodic reviews by the responsible Ro-
tary club committee

Starting from Scratch

{f no survey for post-war jobs has yet been started in

@ to check up on the progress being mad
its community, the Rotary club should take the follow- : Le ae ’

ing steps: b to prepare reports to the club
to determine what follow-through should
Consideration of the project by the club board of be undertaken by the club or be suggested
directors to the community council
This will include a decision as to how it will be to obtain complete publicity concerning the
administered—by the aims and objects commit- project.
tee, the community service committee, the post- Sam p | e Ch e ck Sh eets

war committee or some other.
® Accompanying this announcement are samples of

: ; check sheets for listing estimated employment possi-
Presentation of the project and the board's plan bilities and anticipated demands for goods and services.
for initiating it, to the club as a whole These check sheets should be adapted to suit the con-
ay ditions in each locality. They should then be repro-
duced by each community council in the form agreed
Cae one a ae a eeaieves ot aici ioca upon locally and in the quantities needed for the local

ro :
ahs ad survey.

Other service clubs Farm organizations : . .
Some Things to Keep in Mind

Chamber of commerce Labor unions

Veterans’ organizations | Newspapers 7 The Work Pile project should not interfere with efforts

Parent-Teacher Ass’n Radio stations to win the war.

Churches The Work Pile should be thought of and publicized as
: helping strengthen morale and thus be a war con-

At this meeting a community council on the tribution. ———_——

Wor k Pile project should be discussed and, if The Work Pile project should be started AT ONCE.

possible, effected. It should be organized on a community-wide basis.

It should be cooperative, not competitive.
It should tie in with similar efforts in other communi-

Consideration (by the community council) of the
ties and nationally. Suggestions as to a national tie-up

following:
f will be sent later.
What 1s the best way to get the desired It should be continued to a successful conclusion which
information ? will come when the war ends and the Work Pile

begins to provide jobs for those who need them.
Naturally this work will be spread over a number
of years.

What central clearing house will be needed
to receive and compile the data obtained ?

€ How shall the survey be financed? Let's Go!

This announcement contains enough information so

that each Rotary club can get started on the Work Pile

project. Further information and suggestions will be

e How shall the surrounding rural territory sent from time to time. Comments and questions on
be covered? the project are invited.

How shall it be tied in with similar surveys
in other towns and cities and nationally?

Ekilp Lovejoy
PHILIP LOVEJOY CHARLES L. WHEELER
Secretary President

© Sample Check Sheets Attached