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Highland Dancing Programme 2021 PAEROA HIGHLAND GAMES DANCING COMPETITIONS To be conducted under the Rules of P.& D. Assn. of N.Z. (Inc.) Saturday 13th February 2021 To be held at the Paeroa Domain. Commencing: 9am (Paeroa Memorial Hall is alternate venue for extreme weather). Please Note: ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 10th February 2021 ***(see below) Post or email to: Glenice Williams, 54a Norwood Road, Paeroa. [email protected] 027 532 1010 Any queries, phone April Mudford: 07 862 8120 evenings, or 027 605 1051. JUDGES: Mrs Kelly Cox Tauranga,, and Ms Jennifer Cory Te Aroha. South Auckland Centre Championships ( Prize money will only be awarded if more than 5 competitors in event. 4. South Auckland Championship Sailors Hornpipe Under 11yrs 1st Sash $10 2nd Sash $8 3rd Sash $6 21. South Auckland Championship Sword Under 13 yrs 1st Sash $10. 2nd Sash $8 3rd Sash $6 23. South Auckland Championship Highland Fling Under 15yrs 1st Sash $10 2nd Sash $8 3rd Sash $6 12. South Auckland Championship Single Time Irish Jig Open 1st Sash $10. 2nd Sash $8 3rd Sash $6. UNDER 8 years Trophy for most points UNDER 10 years Trophy for most points Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd Medals 1st, 2nd 3rd 14. Highland Fling 15. Highland Fling 22. Sword 24. Sword 6. Irish Jig 8. Irish Jig . UNDER 12 years Trophy for most points UNDER 14 years Trophy for most points Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd 1st $8, 2nd $6, 3rd $4. 17. Highland Fling 19. Sean Truibhas 10. Irish Jig 26. Sword 1. Sailors Hornpipe 16. Highland Reel (Fling) 11. Irish Jig 5. Sailors Hornpipe UNDER 16 years Trophy for most points OPEN Trophy for most points 1st $8, 2nd $6, 3rd $4. 1st $8, 2nd $6, 3rd $4. 18. Highland Fling 27. Highland Fling 29. Sword 20. Sean Truibhas 2. Sailors Hornpipe (8 steps) 30. Highland Reel (Sword) 7. Double Time Irish Jig 9. Irish Hornpipe RESTRICTED under 14 years Medals 1st, 2nd, 3rd 13. Irish Hornpipe 3. Sailors Hornpipe 28. Sean Truibhas *** Entries received by 29th January 2021 will receive competitor entry ticket, one adult entry (if required), and a car pass for designated parking, by return post. No parking allowed in the Domain. Order of events: Numerical order. (May be altered if deemed necessary.) Must be five or more competitors for 1st 2nd & 3rd prizes to be awarded. Must be five or more competitors for South Auckland Championship to be awarded. Entry fee:: $3. per age event for under 8, 10, 12. $4. Per age event for Under 14, 16, Open $5. per Championship event Pipers Fee $5. per Competitor CONDITIONS: Competitors must show registration with P & D Assn or further fee paid. In the event of a tie aggregate marks will be used. Trophies cannot be won out of age group. Restricted and Championship class do not count towards age group points prizes PAEROA HIGHLAND DANCING ENTRY FORM Name ........................................................................ Age ..................... D.O.B......................... Address................................................................................................................................................... Phone Number ....................................... P &D Number ..................................................... Teacher .............................................................................. Pay to: Bank Account No: ANZ Paeroa 06 0397 0096521 00 In Reference – entrants surname & initial. Code space: - please write “DANCING”. Event Event Fee: No. PIPERS FEE TOTAL Note from Piping and Dancing Association of NZ; 1. By entering this competition or event, I agree to hereby grant the Piping and Dancing Association of NZ Assoc the right to use my name, image, photograph or video captured performance in connection with the Association. This includes granting the Association all rights to reproduce edit, exhibit or otherwise exploit my name, image, photograph picture or video captured performance, in whole or in part, in any media publication, Association website or materials, or other Association publication. YES / NO. 2. If you elect not to grant the Association/Society the right to use your image, it is your responsibility to remove yourself from situations where photos are likely to be taken, such as at presentation time. The Association does not guarantee that your image will not be published as part of a larger group or performance photograph, and by participating in the competition or event you automatically waive your rights in respect of such images. 2021 Order of Events 1. Sailors Under 12 2. Sailors Under 16 3. Restricted Sailors U14 4. South Auckland Championship Sailors Under 11 5. Sailors U14 6. Irish Jig Under 8 7. Irish Jig (Dble. Time) U16 8. Irish Jig Under 10 9. Irish Hornpipe Open 10. Irish Jig U12 11. Irish Jig U14 12. South Auckland Championship Single Time Irish Jig Open 13. Restricted Irish Hornpipe U14 14. Highland Fling Under 8 15. Highland Fling Under 10 16. Highland Reel Under 14 17. Highland Fling 12 18. Highland Fling U16 19. Sean Truibhas U14 20. Sean Truibhas Open 21. South Auckland Championship Sword U13 22. Sword Under 8 23. South Auckland Championship Highland Fling U15 24. Sword U10 25. South Auckland Championship Sean Truibhas U17 26. Sword U14 27. Highland Fling Open 28. Restricted Sean Truibhas U14 29. Sword Under 16 30. Highland Reel (Sword) Open All competitors are invited to dance in a massed performance at the evening Tattoo, under the direction of Mrs Johanna Lees. Cheap accommodation can be organised for any dance schools wishing to stay over Friday and/or Saturday nights. I can arrange the use of the Scout Hall and some school halls very close by if you let me know in plenty of time. Regards, April. .
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