Miss Youth Days 2008 crowned
NEW BERLIN – New Berlin held its Miss Youth Days Pageant at the Unadilla Valley High School Thursday and honored the Youth Days’ citizen and youth of the year.
Youth of the Year Matthew Harrington and Citizen of the Year Ross Iannello were honored by the Youth Days Committee before the pageant.
Three judges sat from 6 to 9 p.m. as dozens of Miss Youth Days contestants in elegant formal dresses answered questions regarding their community, individuality and family in hopes of being crowned the next winner.
Kayla Burch was declared 2008’s Miss Youth Days, with first runner-up Jamie Lynn Rifanburg and second runner-up Samantha Larrabee.
The Junior Miss Youth Days sash went to Brittany Tuttle, with first runner-up Sierra Schrag and second runner-up Kiran Borst.
Little Miss Youth Days 2008 is Alyssa Devine, with first runner-up Madyson McCarthy and second runner-up Brooke Brown.
The three title winners competed in their individual categories divided by age groups, 5 to 8 for Little Miss, 9 to 12 for Junior Miss and 13 to 18 for Miss Youth Days.
The event was sponsored by the New Berlin Youth Days Committee and was organized by Sheila Randall.
“The girls this year did a spectacular job and each should be proud of their performance. I don’t envy the judges with so many talented girls giving their best,” said Randall.
“We are not supposed to comment on the performances, but this year’s pageant was a pleasure to sit through,” said pageant judge Linda Reese.
Friday begins the Youth Days Celebration with the opening of the food booths at noon.
Later tonight there will be free rides for everyone from 5 to 9 p.m. on the midway in downtown New Berlin, sponsored by NBT Bank.
Sand and water games will be held at the Millbrook Reservoir and a watermelon eating contest at the New Berlin Firehouse. Live country music will begin at the same time along the midway and at the end of opening night at 9:15 p.m. a flashlight candy hunt will be held on Fish Field, those attending are requested to bring their own flashlight and bag.
Youth of the Year Matthew Harrington and Citizen of the Year Ross Iannello were honored by the Youth Days Committee before the pageant.
Three judges sat from 6 to 9 p.m. as dozens of Miss Youth Days contestants in elegant formal dresses answered questions regarding their community, individuality and family in hopes of being crowned the next winner.
Kayla Burch was declared 2008’s Miss Youth Days, with first runner-up Jamie Lynn Rifanburg and second runner-up Samantha Larrabee.
The Junior Miss Youth Days sash went to Brittany Tuttle, with first runner-up Sierra Schrag and second runner-up Kiran Borst.
Little Miss Youth Days 2008 is Alyssa Devine, with first runner-up Madyson McCarthy and second runner-up Brooke Brown.
The three title winners competed in their individual categories divided by age groups, 5 to 8 for Little Miss, 9 to 12 for Junior Miss and 13 to 18 for Miss Youth Days.
The event was sponsored by the New Berlin Youth Days Committee and was organized by Sheila Randall.
“The girls this year did a spectacular job and each should be proud of their performance. I don’t envy the judges with so many talented girls giving their best,” said Randall.
“We are not supposed to comment on the performances, but this year’s pageant was a pleasure to sit through,” said pageant judge Linda Reese.
Friday begins the Youth Days Celebration with the opening of the food booths at noon.
Later tonight there will be free rides for everyone from 5 to 9 p.m. on the midway in downtown New Berlin, sponsored by NBT Bank.
Sand and water games will be held at the Millbrook Reservoir and a watermelon eating contest at the New Berlin Firehouse. Live country music will begin at the same time along the midway and at the end of opening night at 9:15 p.m. a flashlight candy hunt will be held on Fish Field, those attending are requested to bring their own flashlight and bag.
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