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-i Chapter 5. MORALE, WELFARE, AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES<br />
A. Purpose. This chapter provides specific guidance on the<br />
operation of individual MWR activities and also provides<br />
guidance on application procedures and participation in<br />
inter-Service and international competition.<br />
B. MWR Activities.<br />
1. Ticket Program.<br />
. a. Description: Involves the purchase of tickets for<br />
community and sports events for distribution or<br />
resale to eligible members of the MWR program.<br />
This program also includes such variations as ticket<br />
reimbursement where a member presents proof of<br />
attendance and the <strong>morale</strong> funds pay for all or a<br />
percentage of the ticket.<br />
C. User Fees: Resale price of the tickets depends on<br />
the status of the unit <strong>morale</strong> fund. Input from the<br />
unit <strong>morale</strong> committee will usually determine the<br />
method of resale or distribution. Normally, tickets<br />
are sold at cost, subsidized by the <strong>morale</strong> fund, or<br />
given away through a random drawing.<br />
2. Automotive Hobby Shop.<br />
a. Description: An MWR facility with specified<br />
automotive work areas, equipment, and tools for minor<br />
automotive repairs, and/or an inventory of resale<br />
items for routine automotive servicing.<br />
b. Funding: Equipment and tools used in the hobby shop<br />
should be purchased with appropriated funds (if<br />
purchased with non-appropriated funds, it must be<br />
accounted for as part of <strong>morale</strong> fund property). All<br />
resale merchandise must be purchased with non-<br />
appropriated funds.<br />
c. User Fees: A combination of space rental, tool<br />
rental, and resale mark-up should be employed to<br />
offset the costs of supervision and minor operating<br />
costs (cleaning supplies, etc.).<br />
d. Supervision: This is a directed activity with<br />
considerable capital tied up in equipment and tools.<br />
A supervisor must be employed to supervise activity,<br />
collect fees, and maintain control over equipment and<br />
tools. Supervisor salary must be paid from non-<br />
appropriated funds.<br />
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