- DEPARTMENT 10 BOY SCOUTS
THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS. Armbands are to be requested for exhibitors and adult volunteers through only one Junior Fair Organization. 12. Space will be provided for oversized projects that do not it into individual club booth exhibits. BOOTH PREMIUMS 13. Each club member’s name must be attractively displayed within 1st, $15; 2nd, $12; 3rd, $10; 4th, $8; others $5 1. Boys Scouts, by packs, may exhibit their projects, crafts and camp the exhibit other than on the member’s cards. Advisors names may projects as well as displays highlighting the basic components of also be displayed. 14. Club name must be attractively displayed on the base of the booth. the scouting program. 15. Booth exhibits will be judged according to the following point 2. To exhibit, the boy must be a registered Tiger or Cub Scout. 3. A participation ribbon, attached to a 3X5 card, will accompany system: each entry, to be illed out by the den leader or pack leader. SCORE CARD 4. Booth exhibits must be complete and in place by 12 noon, Tues. Sept. 7, 2021. The Jr. Fair Building will be open from 1pm to 5pm on General Appearance.....................................................................(40 Points) Sun., Sept. 5, and from 1pm to 5pm on Mon., Sept. 6, and from 10am Well Balanced....................................................................................10 to 12 noon on Tues., Sept. 8. Exhibits must remain complete until Attracts Attention...........................................................................10 5pm Sun., Sept. 13. NO project is to be removed before release times Presents Idea Clearly...................................................................10 Neatness ................................................................................................10 listed. Violation will result in forfeit of club booth premium. 5. Each pack may arrange booth display according to individual Material..................................................................................................(30 Points) booth themes. Theme of exhibit will be selected by exhibiting or- Quality of Exhibit ............................................................................15 ganization. Themes should stress values which organization deems Attractive Display of Organization Name.....................15 most important to youth work. Theme should be incorporated Effectiveness.......................................................................................(30 Points) throughout exhibit in telling the story of organization’s purpose, Presents Original, Unusual or Striking Ideas Relating to Displayed Work ....................................................15 goals, philosophy, activities and/or achievements. 6. Booths are constructed of bare plywood and should be covered Development of Selected Theme........................................15 with background material. White paper will be available for use; however, any color or type of materials may be used. All other necessary supplies and equipment for completing displays are to be provided by each pack designing the booth. 7. Do not hang anything from the ceiling. The use of electricity is strictly forbidden. 8. DO NOT USE PAINT, NAILS OR SCREWS. Thumb tacks, tape and staples are to be used and must be removed at the time of booth dismantling after the fair. 9. All paper, staples, tape, etc. from dismantling displays MUST be deposited in trash bins at Junior Fair Building. Clean-up is mandatory for each booth space. 10. All booths must be checked by Jr. Fair Dept. Advisor and approved before you leave. Failure to clean up booth or have your booth checked prior to leaving will result in the forfeit of booth premiums. 11. Armbands to cover the cost of daily admission to the fair are available at a cost of $5 per registered Boy Scout and $10 per registered adult troop leader for those exhibiting projects in the fair, provided all registration information and armband fees are received by the Senior Fair Board Secretary by Aug. 1, 2021 by 5pm Belmont County Fair Book
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