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From: Scott Pham
To: Volunteer List
Subject: Munsect Book Fair
Date: August 7
Hello, Volunteers!
On behalf of the Munseck Book Fair Organizing Committee, I'd like to welcome you all to the team responsible for putting on this wonderful event.
You'll receive an e-mail later this month from the supervisor of your particular area (e.g., exhibitor assistance, transportation, etc.) that specifies details such as where to report for your shift, but I have some general tips and information to share first.
We recommend that all volunteers wear comfortable shoes, as well as bring sunscreen just in case it is needed. Also, because the Hondina Convention Center is a large venue, you should plan to arrive 15 minutes early to ensure that you make it to your shift on time.
No matter what you do at the fair, your priority once you put on your “Volunteer” badge will be to assist the guest. Please take a look at the “Fairgoers Guide” booklet that you will be given at the entrance so that you can help them find convenience facilities. If you're asked a question that you can't answer, direct the asker 1o the nearest information booth.
See you at the fair!
Regards.
Scott Pham
Head Volunteer Coordinator
Question 158 What information does Mr. Pham mention will be provided in a future e-mail?
Question 159 What is suggested about the volunteers?
Question 160 How are volunteers encouraged to learn about the fair?
Excitement, Controversy Surround
Tourism Board Contest
The Haspanton Tourism Board has caused a stir with its latest event, the “#MyHaspanton Contest” The contest offers $1,000 to the person who creates a short video that best embodies Haspanton. Videos must be posted to the social media platform Shoutster and tagged with “#MyHaspanton.” The winner will be determined by a combination of the number of “Likes” that each video receives and votes to be submitted by members of the tourism board.
The contest was dreamed up by Ella Forte, the board's newest member as well as its only one under 35. In a phone call yesterday, Ms. Forte said the contest “makes use of both technology and Haspanton's greatest resource—its people.” It has certainly been met with enthusiasm from Shoutster users. Nearly 80 videos have been posted so far, and they have garnered more than 10,000 “Likes” in total.
However, not everyone is pleased with the contest. At last week's city council meeting, local restaurant owner Emest Mathews complained that the board was essentially ignoring the ideas of anyone who does not use Shoutster. “Most of my customers are seniors, and none of them are on Shoutster,” he said. “The side of Haspanton that is represented in this contest is too narrow”. In response, Council Member Juanita Padilla said she would urge the board to consider multiple participation methods for future promotions.
Question 161 What phase is the contest currently in?