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Information
Regarding
the 2010 Contest
Applications, rules
and regulations are available by writing to:
Hookstown Fair, Queen
Contest, P.O. Box 33, Hookstown, Pa. 15050, or by calling
Mary Lee McElhaney, chairwoman, at (724) 573-9207.
Applications must
be returned to the fair address by July 15th. |
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Sponsors:
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Midway Rides of Utica
Gibson's Flower Shoppe, Midland, Pa.
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Hookstown Fair
Queen Program
Is to promote
greater public understanding and awareness of agriculture and
its importance to Pennsylvania.
The 2010 Fair
Queen will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship for the purpose of
higher education and will participate in many of the activities
at the fair.
She also will
represent the Hookstown Fair at the Pennsylvania State Fair
Convention in January, as well as other events to which she may
be invited throughout her reign.
Contestants must
live in Pennsylvania, have never been married, and be at least
16 years old and not older than 20 by
June 1, 2010.
As part of the
competition, each contestant is required to write an essay
titled "What My Fair Means to My Community" and
present a three to five minute speech on "Why You Should
Come to the Hookstown Fair."
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Fair Queen
Contest - 2010
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Six
young ladies will compete for the 2010 Hookstown Fair
Queen title. The
winner will be crowned during the opening ceremony of
the fair in the main arena at
5 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 24.
Shannon McDonald, the 2009 Hookstown Fair Queen,
will crown this year’s queen.
She is the daughter of Jeff and Carolyn McDonald
of
Clinton.
Shannon
plans to attend Grove City
College
this fall to major in Secondary Education / English
Literature.
Competing for this year's title
and a $1,000 scholarship sponsored by Midway Rides of
Utica are:
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Morgan
Anderer, 17, daughter of Thomas and Diane
Anderer of Hanover Twp.
She
attends South Side High School
and plans to attend a University to major in Civil
Engineering.
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Becca
Birge, 16, daughter of Randy Birge and
Lynnette Norris of Beaver.
She is a student at Beaver
Area
High School and plans to become a registered nurse in the Air
Force. |
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Sonya Domaracki
19, daughter of Martin and Kandy
Domaracki, of
Hopewell.
She is
a graduate of
Rochester
High School and will attend Penn State Beaver. She plans to become a
Veterinarian or a Marine Biologist.
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Kathleen
Hogan, 17, daughter of Patrick and Susan
Hogan of Clinton.
She is a
student at
South Side High School
and plans to attend the Pittsburg Veterinary Technical
Institute
in the Fall of 2011.
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Stephanie
Moore, 16, daughter of Todd and Lisa
Moore of Greene Township.
She is
a student at
South Side
High School
and plans to attend a college to become a Speech Therapist for
mentally challenged children.
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Kelsey
Winkle, 18, daughter of Anthony and Donna Winkle, of
Hanover Township.
She is a
graduate of
South
Side
High School
and will attend Thiel College
this fall. Her goal is to become a Kindergarten or 1st
Grade Teacher. |
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Fair Queen Sponsors
Midway Rides
Gibson's Flower Shoppe
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