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Portland Obaarvar February 21.1980 Page 6 OBSERVATIONS GET THE ORIGINAL CURL "MACHINE” BYOMAKA FROM THE SIDELINES By Kathryn H Bogle The P ortland C hapter o f The Links, Inc,, presented their third annual “ S ta rlight C o tillio n ” on February 17, 1980 in the ballroom ol the Red Lion Motor Inn at Jant- zen Beach. The event, a collaborative project of two Link committees, the A rt Committee and the “ Services to Y o u th ” com m ittee, featured 13 young women who have made sig nificant contributions to the Port land community by their services to their schools public or parochial, to their churches or to some other in stitutions or agency o f the com munity. Several hundred persons, friends, family or well wishers o f the g irls, made up the enthusiastic audience who warmly applauded the girls as each made her deep curtsey before her parents. Presented this year were: M agdaline B rister, daughter o f Kelly and Ellen Brister; Lisa Brown, daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. Webster Brown; Stephanie Cole, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cole; Tamala L. Lowe, daughter o f M r. and Mrs. H enry Lowe; P atricia M arie M athis, daughter o f Mrs. Vivian M athis; M aria Theresa M itchell, daughter o f M r. and Mrs. Edgar M itc h e ll; Marcelene Rodgers, daughter o f Mrs. Rebecca Rodgers o f this city and o f W illiam Rodgers o f Seattle; P atricia M arie Scott, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott; Tracy M. Smith, daughter o f M r. and Mrs. H ilton Smith; Car men Javette Sykes, daughter o f Mr. WELL - It'» not really a "Machine" BUT, as a DAILY APPLICATION to ACTIVATE YOUR COLD WAVE CURL TREATMENT, IT'S THE BEST ON THE MARKET. OMAKA CURL ACTIVATOR and MOISTURIZER "THE CHOICE OF THE NATION'S TOP BEAUTICIANS." ★ * * OMAKA HAIR PRODUCTS * * * APPROVED BY: THE MISS TEEN USA PAGEANT. 1980. Ask for O M AKA at your favorite Beauty & Barber Supplier. (L to R) D ebutantes Patricia S co tt, Deanna Talley, Patricia M ath is, Liaa Brown, Stephanie Cole, Tracy Smith, Tamala Lowe, Barbara Watts, and M rs. Earl Sykes; Deanna M ichelle Talley, daughter o f M r. and M rs. Ben T alley; E dith Elizabeth Thrower, daughter o f Mr. and M rs. George T hrow er; and Barbara Young, daughter o f M r. and Mrs. Lawerence Fields. Mistress o f Cermonies fo r the C otillion was Mrs Jeanne Hartzog who with Mrs. Olga Talley chaired M arcelen e Rodgers, Edith T h ro w er, Carm an Sykes, Marcia Mitchell, Magdalina Brister. (Photo: by Richard Brown) the successful event. Named as escorts for the young women were: Stanley H arrison, Russell Graham , G a rlin Brown, Ceotis Rhodes, James Perry, Nathan Jones, Marshall Haskins, Rodney Larry, Mark Stroney, Paul Weatheroy, Mark Summer, Barry Watts and Avery Penny. Mrs. Clementyne Guy is president o f the Portland Chapter o f Links, Inc., The 13 young ladies will be a part o f the Crossroads Program o f KP- TV-C h 12 to be aired Sunday evening, February 24. The Portland Observer will bring to you a close up o f each debutante presented at the Links 1980 Starlight Cotillion. . . . UNION OR COMPANY DENTAL INSURANCE IS A VALU ABLE A S S E T . . . YOUR HEALTH AND APPEARANCE COMPLETE COOPERATION ON ALL DENTAL INSURANCE CLAIMS Nicaraguan discusses rights Magdaline is the daughter of Kelly and Ellen Brister, originally from Picayune. Mississippi, she is a senior at Jefferson High School and was recognized in the 1978-1979 Who's Who Among American High School Students and by the Optimist Club of Portland for school and community service. Magdalina participates in both school and com munity activities. She is a member of Paradise Baptist Church and La Troupe Extra ordinaire Modeling Group. At Jefferson, Magdaline is president of the senior class, representative to the Student Council and on Varsity Rally for both football and basketball. Magdaline en joys bicycle riding, painting, and modeling. She plans to attend Oregon State University or University of Oregon and major in tele communications and graphic arts. She was escorted by Stanley Harrison. STOP LOOKING BUY TOMORROW'S SECURITY FOR YOUR FAMILYTODAY Sayda Hernandez, a Nicaraguan representative o f the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) and the Association o f Nicaraguan W omen, “ Luisa Am anda Espinosa” w ill be speaking at three campuses in Oregon, Tuesday, February 26. She w ill be speaking on the construction o f the new Nicaragua, the N ational Literacy Crusade, and the role o f women. Hernandez w ill speak at Oregon State University at noon; Lewis and Clark College at 3:30 pm in Room 301 O lin : and P ortland State University, 75 Lincoln Hall at 7:30 p.m. One o f the most bitter legacies of the Somoza regime was the destruc tio n o f the education system in Nicaragua. More than 50% o f the Nicaraguan p o p ula tion over ten years o f age are unable to read or write. In some areas o f the country this figure tops 90%. One o f the firs t acts o f the Government o f reconstruction and the FSLN was to announce the N ational Literacy Crusade which begins March 30. The Crusuade has as it ’s goal, the elimination o f illite racy in Nicaragua, by mobilizing all in the country who can read and write to go out and teach others. The Nicaraguan people know that a new Nicaragua can only be built with the active participation o f a literate well-educated population. The Association o f Nicaraguan W omen, “ Luisa Am anda Espinosa” (named after a re vo lu tio n a ry fig h te r kille d by Somoza’ s national guard) was founded in September o f 1977 to defend human rights in Nicaragua ,__, E L and denounce the brutal crimes of the Somoza d icta to rsh ip . It organized mass meetings o f protest and demonstrations and called for a national women’ s week in March 1978. It became a mass women’ s organization which organized large open air gatherings, petition cam paigns, and demonstrations. Many women p a rticip a tin g in the W omen’ s Association were also working with the FSLN to defeat Somoza. A fte r the victory o f the Sandinistas, the Luisa Amanda Espinosa worked to begin re constructing the country. A rticle II, Section three o f the Statute on the Rights of Nicaraguans says: " A ll persons are equal before the law, and have the rig h t to equal p rotection. There shall be no discrimination on the basis o f b irth , race, co lo r, sex, language, religion, opinions, economic position, or any other social c o n d itio n .” A d d itio n a l statutes provides working mothers time o ff with full pay before and af ter birth, and the right to child care provided by the state while she is at her place o f work. The Association o f Nicaraguan Women is working to see that all these provisions are im plemented as well as helping to rebuild the country. The Portland Nicaragua Support Com m ittee has been w orking to provide information about the new Nicaragua and to aid in whatever ways possible the on-going re construction efforts in that country since A p ril 1979. The Committee has sponsored several slide shows, film showings, benefits, and public speaking events. 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