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| Wayne County Fair Royalty |
| 65th ANNUAL WAYNE COUNTY FAIR 2011 |
What is it?
The Wayne County Fair Royalty Contest is a chance for outstanding
youth involved in fair to get recognition for their efforts and
achievements.
Who is eligible?
Any fair youth member between the ages of 5-19 years, as of January
1st, 2011.
How do I enter?
Simply fill out and submit the entry form by June 1, 2011, including
any necessary attachments. You will be notified of your interview
date, time and place.
What are the responsibilities of the Fair Royalty?
The Wayne County Fair Royalty are required to attend the Fair Board
Awards Ceremony and help pass out the awards. You may also
enjoy county exchanges with neighboring county youth
The Wayne County Fair Royalty Contest is a chance for outstanding
youth involved in fair to get recognition for their efforts and
achievements.
Who is eligible?
Any fair youth member between the ages of 5-19 years, as of January
1st, 2011.
How do I enter?
Simply fill out and submit the entry form by June 1, 2011, including
any necessary attachments. You will be notified of your interview
date, time and place.
What are the responsibilities of the Fair Royalty?
The Wayne County Fair Royalty are required to attend the Fair Board
Awards Ceremony and help pass out the awards. You may also
enjoy county exchanges with neighboring county youth
representatives. Other duties at the fair may include a few hours of watching buildings (older
youth) and making an appearance at the Livestock Auction to help pass out trophies and
ribbons. Royalty should also be available for awards of Saturday for Livestock and Horse/Pony.
Pictures taken as needed.
New Royalty needs to understand that the commitment is for one year.
WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED THE FIRST SUNDAY OF FAIR AT 5:30PM IN THE
LIVESTOCK PAVILION.
Need more information? Please call: Jill Brumley 586-612-1004
or Millie Pirlot 734-558-1332
Wayne County Fair Royalty:
Queen 15 years & Older King 15 years & older
Princess 9-14 years old Prince 9-14 years old
Princess 5-8 years old Prince 5-8 years old
Wayne County Fair Royalty Candidates should achieve:
Fair Queen/King:
• Youth Leadership Roles
• Teen Ambassadors
• State Awards, County Awards
• Washington Focus, Toronto, Congress
• Exploration Days
• Excellent speaking skills
• Be able to articulate what the program can do for youth
• Working knowledge on how large the program is
Fair Princess/Prince:
• Exhibits at Fair and Achievement
• Exploration Days
• Excellent speaking skills
• Knows the name of club and leader
• Can name some programs that involve young members.
All candidates should present a good Wayne County Fair image, and should avoid the following:
Tattoos, body piercing, use of crude or slang language, wording on shirts that is in poor taste, excessive
cleavage, and other inappropriate attire including bare midriff or very short skirts or shorts.
Candidates are expected to “dress for success” when interviewing.
youth) and making an appearance at the Livestock Auction to help pass out trophies and
ribbons. Royalty should also be available for awards of Saturday for Livestock and Horse/Pony.
Pictures taken as needed.
New Royalty needs to understand that the commitment is for one year.
WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED THE FIRST SUNDAY OF FAIR AT 5:30PM IN THE
LIVESTOCK PAVILION.
Need more information? Please call: Jill Brumley 586-612-1004
or Millie Pirlot 734-558-1332
Wayne County Fair Royalty:
Queen 15 years & Older King 15 years & older
Princess 9-14 years old Prince 9-14 years old
Princess 5-8 years old Prince 5-8 years old
Wayne County Fair Royalty Candidates should achieve:
Fair Queen/King:
• Youth Leadership Roles
• Teen Ambassadors
• State Awards, County Awards
• Washington Focus, Toronto, Congress
• Exploration Days
• Excellent speaking skills
• Be able to articulate what the program can do for youth
• Working knowledge on how large the program is
Fair Princess/Prince:
• Exhibits at Fair and Achievement
• Exploration Days
• Excellent speaking skills
• Knows the name of club and leader
• Can name some programs that involve young members.
All candidates should present a good Wayne County Fair image, and should avoid the following:
Tattoos, body piercing, use of crude or slang language, wording on shirts that is in poor taste, excessive
cleavage, and other inappropriate attire including bare midriff or very short skirts or shorts.
Candidates are expected to “dress for success” when interviewing.
