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Subject: That may be the case for your state. It is not the case in mine. Our local just had 30+ contestants Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:11:23 10/23/24 Wed Author Host/IP: mobile-166-196-082-134.mycingular.net/166.196.82.134 In reply to: 's message, "I'm beginning to believe that local pageants are obsolete. The same young women are competing all over their states until they find that local that gives them a crown. Often these young women have no connection to the city/area they represent and the community doesn't know who is representing them. What's the difference between the fee to enter a state pageant directly and the money spent on travel and accommodations to all of the places they compete? The last local I went to had no local sponsors, no program booklet, and no promotion of the local in the community. That was the backbone of our organization, the local support that enhanced the local competitions, which could have 15-30 contestants competing in them each year. The locals made a lot of monry to support the scholarships they offered. That's not happening now." on 16:52:44 10/23/24 Wed [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Your local did not just have 30 girls. Please. (NT) No name (NoHost/38.172.112.247) 21:24:33 10/23/24 Wed IF your local had 30, it's because you are including the teens. How many contestants competed in Miss? (NT) -- No name, 10:27:18 10/24/24 Thu (NoHost/148.59.75.52) Or because they're giving away 5 Miss titles. (NT) -- No name, 16:46:35 10/24/24 Thu (NoHost/172.56.200.118)