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March 27, 1953
The Daily Record
Dunn, Harnett County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Ralph Andrews presents low-cost recreation improvement ideas to Dunn Chamber of Commerce committee, highlighting benefits for community and industry attraction.
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Presents Ideas
For Recreation
Ralph Andrews,
State Director
of Recreation, met with the recreation committee of the Dunn Chamber of Commerce and presented ideas that have been used in other communities to improve and expand their recreation.
He pointed out that good recreation, not only is an advantage to the community, itself, but often is a factor in persuading new industries to settle in a community.
Many of the ideas he advanced could be carried through with the expenditure of very little money, and the committee will discuss some of these as projects at a future meeting.
For Recreation
Ralph Andrews,
State Director
of Recreation, met with the recreation committee of the Dunn Chamber of Commerce and presented ideas that have been used in other communities to improve and expand their recreation.
He pointed out that good recreation, not only is an advantage to the community, itself, but often is a factor in persuading new industries to settle in a community.
Many of the ideas he advanced could be carried through with the expenditure of very little money, and the committee will discuss some of these as projects at a future meeting.
What sub-type of article is it?
Community Meeting
Recreation Planning
What keywords are associated?
Recreation Ideas
Chamber Of Commerce
Ralph Andrews
Dunn
Community Improvement
What entities or persons were involved?
Ralph Andrews
Recreation Committee Of The Dunn Chamber Of Commerce
Where did it happen?
Dunn
Story Details
Key Persons
Ralph Andrews
Recreation Committee Of The Dunn Chamber Of Commerce
Location
Dunn
Story Details
Ralph Andrews, State Director of Recreation, met with the recreation committee of the Dunn Chamber of Commerce and presented ideas used in other communities to improve and expand recreation. He noted that good recreation benefits the community and attracts new industries. Many ideas require little money, and the committee will discuss them as future projects.