Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-04-01

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Seafair princess. The drawing
will be made to determine the ro-
tation for this honor for the next
four years (if there are four
queens).
Festival Booths
BOOTH CONSTRUCTION. Ex-
cept for (11) booths now owned
by the International Improvement
Association, all booths will be con-
structed by the organizations oper-
ating them.
For merchandise booths, the
maximum size will be six feet by
18 feet long. Game booths may
not be more than IS feet long but
may be as deep as required for
the particular game.
BOOTH RENTAL. Fifteen per
cent of the gross take for all game
and merchandise booths if booth
is constructed by organization; 20
per cent gross take if International
Improvement Association booth is
used, plus actual cost of rental of
cash register. Of they can be Sc
cured in sufficient quantity. This
will be a nominal charge of APP
proximately $3.50 or So per day.,
plus 81 per night assessment for
a night Waterman.
Educational booths (for the pur-
pose of explaining the work of an
organization to the public = no
revenue may be taken in at these
booths), fiat rental of $40. Booths
must be constructed by the organi-
cation.
EQUIPMENT FOR GAME
BOOTHS. All equipment for game
booths must be secured by the
individual organization. The In
ternational Improvement Associa-
ton will assist clubs by telling
them where this equipment may
be secured but cannot contract with
any concessionaire for this equip
ment. Canvas booths provided by
a concessionaire cannot be used -
each booth must be homemade"
(This restriction has been placed
on lis by the City License Depart
ment in view of the ordinance
against carnivals in the city,
PREFERENCE. Preference for
booths owned by the International
Improvement Association and pref
erence on type of concession will
be given to those organizations who
participated last year, provided
they signify their intention to take
part in this years Festival by
April 20.
DEPOSIT. An earnest money
deposit in the amount of $25 will
be required of all organizations
signifying their intention to par
ticipate. This deposit must be paid
in full by June and will be re-
ceived at 826 Jackson ST. If this
money is needed by the organiza-
ton to purchase merchandise or
decorate the booth, the money will
be refunded to the group after the
booth is constructed.
Organizations wishing education
al booths must pay the full rental
of $40 in advance by June l.
ALLEGATION OF BOOTHS.
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cation at given spot in the con-
cessions area will be made as near
ly as possible in accordance with
the desires of each organization;
providing that organizations who
participated in 1850 will have first
choice of locations.
REMOVAL OF BOOTHS. All
booths must be torn down and rub
bish from the operation removed
by noon on Sunday, Aug. IL.
FOOD BOOTHS. Because of the
requirements of the Health Depart
ment, food served from a street
booth must be cooked in an in
spected kitchen (restaurant, church
or other public kitchen). Food
must be wrapped at the place of
preparation and sold and displayed
while still wrapped. Soft drinks
must be sold in bottles.
INFORMATION may be secured
by calling the Association secre-
tary, Ruth Manca, at Eliot 4560,