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Gregory Lewin
glewin@bluefieldspulse.com
Bluefields, RAAS-March
22, 2008-On April 18, 2008 Miss Oneness 2007 Kathiel Lampson will be
traveling to the Dutch island of St. Maarten to represent the Caribbean
coast and Nicaragua at The PJD2 Caribbean Beauty Queen pageant. The PJD2
Caribbean Beauty Queen pageant is the most prestigious pageant in the
Caribbean and is held during St. Maarten’s carnival week celebration.
Coronation night is April 24, 2008. Ms. Lampson will be sharing the
spotlight with 28 other beautiful contestants from the Caribbean.
Kathiel Lampson who
represented Nicaragua and placed top 5 at the 2007 Miss Global
International Beauty pageant in Kingston, Jamaica is hard at work preparing to once again walk
the runway and represent her country with grace. more
Miss ONENESS
2008 Scharllette
Alexandra Allen Moses
Bluefields-RAAS-March 11, 2008- 16 year
old Scharllette Alexandra Allen Moses, student of the Bluefields Indian
and Caribbean University / Miss Bluefields is the winner of the Miss
Oneness 2008 Beauty Pageant. The third staging of the Miss Oneness Pageant
was held in Pearl Lagoon on March 8th at the FADCANIC auditorium. Six
beautiful delegates from Bluefields, Corn Island, Orinoco and Pearl Lagoon
represented their respective cities and communities with pride and
dignity.
Scharllette has started preparing herself to
travel to London, England in July to represent the Caribbean Coast and
Nicaragua at the prestigious Miss Global International Pageant.
The event was filled with glamour and
sophistication. It was a show to remember for all times. Pageant
coordinator Mrs. Vanessa Sahatoo-Manoo, former queen and model of Trinidad
& Tobago gave the audience a pageant show never seen on the Caribbean
coast. The FADCANIC auditorium was filled to its capacity. The audience
erupted in cheers as the show opened up with the costume segment led by
the beautiful 18 year old Miss Orinoco-Kasmalee Brigeth Patterson Bennett.
The costume segment was followed by the swimsuit, talent and evening gown
segments. Pearl Lagoon's native Warner Cayasso serenaded the delegates as
they stood graciously in their evening gowns. All six delegates were angel
like and graceful. Mrs. Vanessa Sahatoo-Manoo did an exemplary job getting
the entire event together working tirelessly with the delegates getting
them prepared for a wonderful night of glitz and glamour!
The delegates had the opportunity to travel
and visit
the communities of La Fe and Orinoco. They were greeted warmly by the locals
of both communities and partook in a traditional dish, played games and
danced to traditional music played by the locals. They also visited the FADCANIC Primary School where they addressed the young students as they
stood in awe to see such beautiful young ladies before them. The cheers
from the kids as each delegate presented herself went echoing throughout
Pearl Lagoon.
This year's Pageant theme was "The Empowerment
of Women Through Beauty and Splendor." Featured guest speaker was Ms.
Lenore Bryan Archibold
President of the Indigenous Association for the Integration
and Development of the Southern Autonomous Region of the Caribbean coast.
(AIIDCA).
Another highlight for the
evening was the presentation of special awards.
Miss Amity was
awarded to Miss Orinoco - Kasmalee Brigeth Patterson Bennett.
Miss Photogenic was awarded to Miss Bluefields 1 - Sharleth Noreen
Lira Hansack
Miss Intelligence was awarded to Scharllette Alexandra Allen Moses.
Overall first Runner Up was Miss Corn Island - Keysi Sharinna
Gordon Bryan
Executive Director and
President of Oneness Entertainment the parent company of the Miss Oneness
Beauty Pageant Mr. Gregory A. Lewin whose aim and objective allows
for young intelligent beautiful ladies with a passion for empowerment
towards further goals be it in the fields of careers or humanitarian to
come forth and support each other towards one common goal promoting the
Caribbean coast and Nicaragua & its entire splendor, were realized and
personified and showed a true representation of his international
standards.
The vision of the
Executive Director has now taken him even further, henceforth in
establishing The Most Outstanding Recognition Award which will be
presented to the most outstanding citizen of the Caribbean coast annually
at the Miss Oneness Beauty Pageant. The recipient of the first ever award
was presented to none other than the first Black gentlemen to reach the
pinnacle rank of Commissioner - Mr. Kent Allan Hooker, (Commissioner of
the National Police) for his outstanding commitment to the security,
service, honor and dedication for the people of Nicaragua.
Plans are currently on the
way for the 4th staging of the Miss Oneness 2009 pageant. Subsequent
announcements will be made within the coming months. Interest has
already been shown outside of the Caribbean coast to include other young
ladies with ties to the Caribbean coast to participate. Please visit
www.missoneness.com and www.bluefieldspulse.com for updates.
Press Articles:
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