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Miss Nebraska Job's Daughter (MNJD) &
Miss Nebraska Congeniality (MNC) Pageant

Heather Leuschen, PMNJD, MNJD Committee Chair

640 West 6th Street, Palmyra, NE 68418
hleuschen@hotmail.com | 402-540-0179

DEADLINE: APRIL 22

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Responsibilities

The position of Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter is one of high expectations.  The member chosen should exercise high moral conduct and exemplify the ideals of Job’s Daughters. They must work well with the members as well as adults. They should put forth every effort to promote Job’s Daughters International, which may include writing articles for the state newsletter, giving speeches and creating goodwill and fellowship at all functions.

 

The member selected as Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter will be expected to fulfill the obligations to the best of their ability. This includes making Job’s Daughters the top priority among other extracurricular activities.

 

The member selected as Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter works with the Daughter HIKE Coordinators and HIKE Committee in supporting and promoting the “Hearing Improvement Kids Endowment”, the philanthropic project of the Order. As a public relations emissary for Nebraska Job’s Daughters, this project is perfectly suited to the role of Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter.

 

The member selected as Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter will travel with the Grand Family to represent Nebraska Job’s Daughters across the state, region and country. Planned travel dates are provided in the Contestant Agreement & Parental Permission form.

 

The member selected as Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter is expected to participate in the Miss International Job’s Daughter Pageant, held in conjunction with Supreme Session. In the event they are selected as Miss International Job’s Daughter, according to the Rules & Regulations of the MNJD Pageant, Article VII, Section 1 (c): “they shall forfeit their state title and position. Selection of the new Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter shall be made in succession from the runners-up of the Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter Pageant at which they were named.”

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Eligibility

To be eligible to compete for the title of Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter, as per Rules & Regulations of the MNJD Pageant, Article V, Section 1:

  1. A member must be a member in good standing in her Bethel and be at least sixteen (16) years of age but not yet twenty (20) years of age at the time of the international pageant. 

  2. A member and her parent(s) or legal guardian(s) shall sign a consent form.

  3. A member will be eligible to compete in only two pageants for the title of Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter.

  4. If a member is a current Grand Bethel Officer (not GBHQ) and wishes to be a contestant, they must gain approval from the Grand Bethel Committee.

  5. The contestant may compete in team and individual ritual competitions.

  6. A member who has already held the title of Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter may not compete in subsequent Pageants.

  7. A member who has already held the title of Miss Nebraska Congeniality may not compete in subsequent Pageants.

 

And per Rules & Regulations of the MNJD Pageant, Article V, Section 2:

  1. Each Bethel in the state of Nebraska shall have the right to send up to two members to compete in the Miss Nebraska Job’s Daughter Pageant.

  2. The members of each Bethel may select a candidate to represent their Bethel in a manner approved by the Executive Members of the Bethel Guardian Council.

 

Bethel Guardian Councils are discouraged from submitting the same member as contestant in the MNJD Pageant as a candidate for Grand Bethel Officer/Grand Bethel Representative.  This is a difficult position to put a member into and it takes away an opportunity from another member.  If only one member is eligible to participate in the pageant and the drawing, then we ask that you defer to their choice in which they would like to participate.

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Reminder about Sponsors & Patrons

When collecting funds for your Sponsors & Patrons - it is important to note that these funds can not go into your personal bank accounts - that means no personal Venmo or PayPal accounts as well. Checks should also be written to your Bethel and not a person. This way the person making the donation can also get the tax benefit by donating directly to the Bethel.

 

So here’s what you CAN do! You ARE allowed to collect funds electronically if they are going straight into your Bethel account. Your Bethel can set up a PayPal account for your Bethel to share with friends and family that would like to donate.

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