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ARRIVE ALIVE.... l’lczzsc Dun‘l Drink and Drive Unis musag‘e brought In you as a community service of The Slnufh'ille Sun Tribune Someone male or female who *enjoys or wants to develop their public speaking skills and also wants to experience new ways to serve ' the community, meet new people, develop new friendships and learn more about agn'éulture? Do you know someone between 18 and 24 years of age as of August 201 l? If 'so, this 'person can apply to become part of the Markham Fair 2010 Ambassador Team. NEXT SATURDAY Several Whitchurch-Stouffville residents have taken part in the pro- gram since the fair started in 1844. The Markham Fair Ambassador represents the Markham Fair during the four days of the fair and at com- munity events throughout the year. The ambassador will also enjoy a two-night stay at the Royal York Hotel while meeting other ambas- sadors from across the province. The winning members of the ambassador team will represent Markham Fair for the 2010 season (Sept. 18, 2010 to Sept. 17, 2011). The Markham Fair Ambassador Tbam consists of a leader and two assistants Their roles and responsi- bilities will vary throughout the fair time and at several functions during Markham Fair searching for next ambassadors The competition will be held Sept. 18 at 5:30 pm. at the fair grounds during a barbecue hosted by the ambassador committee. the year. As a competitor you will be inter- viewed by a panel of judges, answer general questions about the fair and the community we live in and give a two-minute speech on a topic of your choice in front of family and friends. ' Contact the fair office at 905- 6426247 or e-mail ambassador@ markhamfaimom by Sept. 16 if you are interested in competing. If you want to know more about the Markham Fair Ambassador Competition, the Markham Fair, orlhow to get involved visit www. markhamfaima or look for it on Facebook Several Whitchurchâ€" Stouffville residents have taken part in the program since the fair started in 1844. â€" Simone Joseph