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Debra Dodge- 2014 Miss Northern Sierra Pageants (2/3/14) Debra Dodge, Director D3 Productions Miss Greater San Diego & Miss Gold Counties Pageants (updated 4/22/18) 2514 Jamacha Road #502-40 El Cajon, California 92019 (619) 778-7051 – (619) 441-2546 fax [email protected]– www. missgreatersandiego.com Welcome everyone to the Miss Greater San Diego Teen, Miss & Mrs. Pageants and Miss Gold Counties Teen & Miss Pageants. The pageant this year will include a mentoring program for girls who will NOT compete. The mentor program is for MGSD Princess’ ages 6 to 9 and MGSD Jr. Miss ages 9-13. The MGSD & MGC pageants are open to anyone that lives or goes to school in California. The pageant is at 4:00 P.M. on Saturday, August 4, 2018 at the Joan Kroc Theater, 6611 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92115. Estimated time for Contestants to arrive is 10:00 A.M. and estimated time for the Princesses and Jr. Miss to arrive is 2:00 P.M., but subject to change. 1. Read through all information verifying your eligibility. Things like are you a TEEN, MISS, or MRS.? And are you a United States Citizen? 2. Please have parents sign paperwork if you are under 18 years of age. Email or fax paperwork as soon as possible, but no later than 6/15/18. Email headshots for the pageant program ASAP with sponsor information. 3. Please note that Miss California USA no longer has any preliminary directors at the local level. So the new titleholders will be allowed to go to any California State Pageant, International System, United States, Collegiate or USA. 4. Entry Fee: $375. entry fee includes the DVD & Photos for Teens, Miss and Mrs. $350.00 IF PAID BY 6/15/18. 5. $95.00 entry fee for the 6 to 13 year olds. All checks payable to Debra Dodge or Extras. Contact us to pay with debit or credit card. 6. Please organize your sponsors ASAP in order to get their information and business cards in the pageant program. 7. All fees are due no later than July 8, 2018 and are not refundable. Any fees received after this date will NOT guarantee photo and sponsor information in pageant program. 8. Ticket Costs: $25.00 pre-sale if purchased prior to 7/8/28, $30.00 after that or at the door. 9. There are no refunds on the entry fee or tickets. 10. Be VERY flexible regarding schedule time change depending on the number of contestants. 11. Tickets are available for sale, theater type seating, all seating reserved. Tickets are purchased directly from Debra Dodge and D3 Productions. Call 619-778-7051. OFFICIAL ENTRY PACKET 2019 You will need to turn in the following documents: ____1. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ____2. JUDGES INFORMATION SHEET ____3. COPY OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE ____4. COPY OF CA DRIVERS LICENSE OR STUDENT ID CARD ____5. RULES, RELEASE AND AGREEMENT ____6. WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK ____7. MODEL RELEASE FORM ____8. CONTESTANT AGREEMENT ____9. ENTRY FEE $375.00 PAYABLE TO DEBRA DODGE OR EXTRAS. $350 if paid by 6/15/18 ___10. SPONSOR(S) ___11. TICKET MONEY-TICKETS @ $25.00 pre sale through 7/8/18 - $30.00 after that date or at door. ___12. PAGEANT CHECKLIST Sponsor Name:_________________________________________________________________ Money Received: Please contact Debra Dodge at (619) 778-7051 D3 Productions or [email protected] 2514 Jamacha Road #502-40 El Cajon, CA 92019 1. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Name: Address: Date of Birth: Phone: Cell: Parent's Phone if under 18: Email Address: I am competing for: Teen (14-18) Miss (18-30) Mrs. (21-55) Ages for Miss Contestants varies per Pageant System, some are 27, 28 & 30 years of age. School Currently Attending: (For Princesses, Jr. Miss and Teens) High School Currently Attending/Graduated: College Currently Attending/Graduated: Degree in: I/We, certify that I have read and agree to abide by the “Rules and Regulations” and that the information I/We, have provided on this “Official Entry Form” is true and correct: Contestant Signature: Date: Parent Signature: (If contestant is under 18): Date: Please Print Parent Name: Check either: TEEN ______ MISS______ MRS_____ PRINCESS ______ JR. MISS ______ 2. JUDGES INFORMATION SHEET Name: Age: Grade in School: Name of School you currently attend: Hair Color:__________________ Eye Color:_________________ Height:________________ Future Goals and Career Ambitions: __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Hobbies and Special Talents: ___________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Awards, Scholarships and Honors: ________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Three (3) words that best describe you: __________________________________________________ Other interesting information: __________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ What do you love most about California: ______________________________________________________________ Your Personal Motto: _________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ If you could tell the Judges one thing about yourself, what would it be: _______________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Contestant Signature: Date 5. RULES, RELEASE AND AGREEMENT I,___________________________________, born____________________19____or 20____, hereby apply for eligibility to the Miss Greater San Diego or Gold Counties Teen, Miss Greater San Diego or Miss Gold Counties, Mrs. Greater San Diego, and agree, if accepted as an entrant, to the hereafter enumerated conditions. 1. That I have truthfully disclosed my age, citizenship, and willfully disclose all reasonable, necessary personal data as requested by the MGSD pageants, Debra Dodge and Extra’s Truck & Equipment Rental, Inc., known as D3 Productions etal. That I will appear at the appointed time and place for all rehearsals, & grading sessions. 2. If selected, I will reign as MGSD Teen, MGSD, Mrs. Greater San Diego, Miss Gold Counties Teen or Miss Gold Counties Miss, for the next ensuing year and will appear as requested by MGSD Pageants, Debra Dodge, D3 Productions, its staff, personnel, and sponsors to the best of my ability. Further, I agree that I will not add any body piercings or tattoo’s to my body that were not present at the time I became any of the titles outlined above & in this paragraph. 3. I will obtain my own transportation to and from all appearances, and save and hold harmless the MGSD Pageants etal, Debra Dodge, its staff, sponsors, Extra’s etal & D3 Productions from all costs & liability connected herewith. 4. I understand that I am accepting the responsibility for representing Miss Greater San Diego Pageants etal, MGSDP, Debra Dodge, Extra’s, D3 Productions, its staff, its personnel and sponsors at all times and that my public and personal conduct will be of the utmost concern during my reign as MGSD Teen, MGSD, Mrs. Greater San Diego, MGSD Princess’ or MGSD Jr. Miss, MGCT, or MGC. If my moral or personal conduct should for any reason become embarrassing to the MGSDP organization, various Cities, Chambers, Debra Dodge, or Extra’s, or D3 Productions, I will willingly give up my crown, banner, and all prizes and scholarships. Such behavior includes but is not limited to sexting, suggestive or partially nude, or nude photos, facebook photos, cell phone photos, or any other social media that reflects inappropriate behavior. I will not participate in gossip, bullying or abuse through any cyber media, social media or any other means and understand the serious consequences such participation could have including the loss of my title. 5. If for any reason I should move out of state or be unable to fulfill my years reign, I will relinquish my crown to MGSD, Debra Dodge, and she and the staff will invite another contestant to replace me according to their availability as MGSD Teen, MGSD, Mrs. Greater San Diego, MGCT or MGC etal, and they shall receive any gifts remaining, including the $1,200.00 entry fee and sponsorship to any California State Pageant such as California International, California United States, California Collegiate or California USA system, including Mrs. systems. 6. I understand that all prizes must be picked up or arranged for within thirty (30) days of the pageant. After that time the MGSD pageants or Debra Dodge, or Extra’s, D3 Productions, its staff, sponsors, and volunteers will not be held responsible. 7. I understand that if selected as MGSDT, MGSD or Mrs. Greater San Diego, I cannot use the title to endorse any products or businesses for advertising purposes without authorization and permission from the MGSDP organization, Debra Dodge, Extra’s or D3 Productions. 8. I understand that a non refundable entry fee of $375.00 ($95.00 for 6 to 13 year olds) is required to participate in the Miss Greater San Diego Pageants etal. All ticket money is non-refundable. (Page 1 of 2) 9. The MGSD pageants, Debra Dodge, Extra’s, D3 Productions, its staff, and personnel reserves the right to disqualify any contestant at any time for any infraction of the rules, regulations, and agreement, including but not limited to, unacceptable behavior including being arrested and or charged with any crime, the use of drugs and/or alcohol, or tardiness to interviews, rehearsals, appointments,
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