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The Augusta News-Review - June 12, 1975 - • ♦ Health + Diets Nutrition 0 ’ By Ba w«re 11 .' HI <<s SOY RICE LOAF 2 cups mashed soybeans 1 cup cooked brown rice ] cup milk (soy or dairy) ¥i cup soy cracker or soy toast crumbs 1 tbs. oil 1 tbs. powdered vegetable broth 2 tbs. minced onion Salt as desired Mix well, and bake in oiled loaf pan in moderate oven for 45 minutes. If desired, moisten top with a little tomato sauce or soup. Serves 4 to 5. SOY ROASTS AND LOAVES There are any number of excellent soy roasts, loaves, and meat substitute foods on the market that are tasty and ready to use, and can be served hot or cold. The usual method of preparation is to remove the contents from the can by opening both ends and pushing out, then slice and heat. The slices may be fried in oil, breaded, dipped in eggs and fried, heated in gravy or sauce, or broiled. Sliced, they serve as cold cuts or as sandwich fillings, and when mashed they make good sandwich spreads. These foods can be diced and served in cream sauce, a la king. They are also good additions to salads. SOYBEANS SOUTHERN STYLE 2 cups cooked soybeans 2 cups corn, canned, fresh, or frozen; preferably fresh 1 cup soy cheese 2 cups tomatoes, canned or fresh ] tsp. salt 1 scant cup lightly oiled bread crumbs Put alternate layers of the beans, corn, soy cheese, and drained tomatoes into a greased baking dish. Mix the salt with the juice drained from the tomatoes and pour over the mixture. Cover with the crumbs and bake in a moder ate oven for 30 minutes, or until the crumbs are brown. Serves 8. GIVE TO THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND. 55 East 52nd Street. New York. N.Y. 10022 7 O ilw* 1 I & TRUCKS TO SELECT FROM NOTHING TO ADD All Prices include Go Sales Tax and Title Fees 1975 GRANADA— -1 975 PINTO Utt Met *371 4 M list Price *2972»» Tour Price *3375" four Price *2750” X "‘"J? $ 8 2 79 - -‘•"■ 5 65 64 ..... 75 MUSTANG II K. .. ” ,s X ... TXX mt pm. *39o9°° 'J ::; ~te , 5 299 - U .1 Your Price 4JoU ©•• Poy 156P9J0 1w PrtCl ’334 ap« 13 « 7 >- - *87 4 W L.. MIO 40 —■ I CAR TOR CAR - ORTIOMQR QRriON - WAiKfR WIU NOT M UNMUSOifI | ford 1225 WALTON WAY |jjj| 722-5371 I FREE - BABY JACK POT WIN $25.00 ENTER TODAY CALL: 793-5617 THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE TO YOU We will come into your home by appointment and take a free photo of your baby and enter it in our Weekly Photo Jack Pot. The winning baby's photo will be published in the Augusta News-Review newspaper the following week. We will use the social security number of the baby's mother or guardian in our public drawing. This number will represent your baby. The number that is drawn will be placed in or near this advertisement in the News-Review newspaper. In order to win, the mother or guardian must find his number and contact Stewart's Photo Call on or before the next publishing date, 793-5617 Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Limited up to five years of age. The public drawings are being held at various business locations, in the Augusta area, the next will be at Pioneer Discount, 1116 Broad Street, June 14th and 21th at 1 p.m. One News-Review newspaper will be posted at the location of drawing for use of those who enter our Free Baby Jack Pot, although the News-Review newspapers are available for purchase at various businesses throughout the CSRA. Children of. persons who are participating in conducting this Jack Pot are not eligible to draw nor be a winner. r < Page 6 Ft. Gordon To Celebrate Bicentennial Saturday Fort Gordon will celebrate the Army’s Bicentennial on Saturday. Officials estimate that as many as 10,000 visitors will take part in the celebration where a multi faceted program has been scheduled for the entire day. Beginning at 9 a.m. on Barton Field, there will be a military review honoring Army personnel who are retiring this month. A Cessna 150 Israel Will Welcome Black Ethiopian Jews JERUSALEM-The Israeli government has recognized the Falashas -a Black Ethiopian sect - as Jews and is preparing to offer immediate immigration and Israeli citizenship. The decision has been publicly criticized by some government officials and other prominent Israelis. Although Ethiopia had broken off diplomatic relations with Israel during the October 1973 Mideast war, prevailing Israeli sentiment buttressed with a cabinet committee study of the Falashas conquered. Seventy members of the Ethiopia sect are due to arrive I Linda Keyes Answers | | Your Questions H Dear Linda Keyes: Will you write something about vasectomy. Are many people having it? How do they do it? How does it affect you? Does your wife have to agree to it? R. Dear R., This is a continuation of the last column in which we talked about some of these questions To summarize: 1) The only difference in a man sexually after a vasectomy is that he will not be able to father a child because the sperm (seed) will no longer enter the semen. In all other ways intercourse will not be different. 2) Millions of men in other countries, as well as nearly a million American men, have had vasectomies. This procedure takes about 20 to 30 minutes and can usually be done in a doctor’s office or clinic under local anesthetic. Two small incisions are made in the scrotum and the two tiny tubes which carry the sperm up into the body are cut. The doctor usually snips a small piece out of each tube and ties off the cut ends. The tubes are called vas deferens (vasectomy = vas + ectomy, “to cut”). Afterwards the testes still FRIEDMAN’S JEWELERS SINCE 19 Creators of 'Hearts "Desire 'Diamonds • 816 & 912 BROAD STREET • COLUMBIA SQUARE MARTINEZ • DANIEL VILLAGE « NORTH AUGUSTA PLAZA • SOUTHGATE PLAZA north augusta, sc I “Aerobat” from the Fort Gordon Flying Club will perform aerial maneuvers over the field, parachutists from the post’s Sport Parachute Club will make jumps onto the field, and numerous displays and fanfare activities will highlight the Army’s program. Everyone is invited to participate in this Bicentennial celebration. here in the near future in the first of several flights sponsored by the Jewish Agency, the quasi-official arm of the government in charge of immigration. About 150 Falashas already live here. They have been here since 1972 and occupy mainly professional positions. Also, since 1972, pressure has mounted from their supporters for a definitive government position on their status. There are an estimated 25,000 Falashas in Ethiopia, one-third of which, experts on Ethiopian Jewry here conclude want to go to Israel. The Falashas believe their ancestors were driven by the Romans from the area that is now Israel. But, some experts dispute that claim. They contend that their ancestors had always lived in Ethiopia and after being exposed to Judaism, adopted Jewish customs and religion. manufacture sperm but the body absorbs them in a natural process as it absorbs all unused cells. The sperm makes up only about 2 percent of the semen, which is made in other glands. Unless you put the semen under a microscope you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. According to the information I have, the consent of the wife is required only in Georgia, New Mexico, North Carolina and Virginia. But it’s better for you as a couple, if you’re married, to decide on this together since it’s permanent and once it’s done it can’t be undone. Vasectomy does not protect against venereal disease. The condom and immediate thorough cleansing are the only things that offer any protection against V.D. More about vasectomy next time. ***** **»♦♦♦»*»** FOR CONFIDENTIAL TELEPHONE REPLIES TO YOUR QUESTIONS REGARDING HUMAN SEXUALITY, VENEREAL DISEASE, PROBLEM PERGNANCY, INFER TILITY, OR STERILIZA TION, CALL 722-6955 OR WRITE FOR CONFIDENTIAL LETTER REPLIES FROM LINDA KEYES, BOX 3293, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 30902. HONDA CIVIC Sales Service Parts Authorized Dealer for Honda and VW "It Does Make a Difference Where You Trade" GERALD JONES AU °^ CD VOLKSWAGEN 738-2561 nGk 2415 Milledgeville Rood Held Over By Popular Demand. Graduation Saving Sale Save 10-50% On Entire Stock fivtne f)TUris Shop, Inc. “Shop Where The Celebrities Shop" 404/724-0914 • 973 BROAD ST. 4 Urban League Puts Black Jobless Rafe At 25.7% The National Urban League has reported that the unemployment rate for Black people in the first three months of the year soared to 25.7 per cent, approaching three times the current 9.2 per cent national unemployment rate. The agency’s research department, using what it calls its “hidden unemployment index.” calculated that total Black unemployment had reached 2.9 million persons. It said that this was a record. The hidden index used by the league includes workers who have become discouraged and are no longer actively seeking employment, and part-time workers who want full-time employment. Both types of workers are excluded in the Labor Department unemployment figures, but the agency’s researchers said that even the government’s listing of 1.5 million Black jobless in the first quarter had also been a record. Blacks Lead Jobless Rise Especially hard hit by unemployment in the Black community, the Urban League study indicated, were the poor, the young and all males, including young Vietnam veterans. And the report added’ “Blacks accounted for almost all of the increase in unemployment in the nation during the latter half of the first quarter of 1975. Os the 49,999 new officially unemployed workers between February and March, 47,000 were Black.” “BUTTERFLY” Continued From Page 2 portrayal of Scarlett. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the City College of New York last week. She first went to college in 1946 with her earnings from “Gone With The Wind.” And she has studied at five different schools everything from health foods to the human body, politics, speech, theater and anthropology. “College is a hobby for me and a life work,” said the woman whose hair is now streaked with gray. “1 see no reason for celebrating except, as one lady pointed out, people are congratulating me for my perseverance.” Miss McQueen, who in her long-ago movie role as “Prissy” gave the pseudo-medical advice that a knife under a mattress would “cut the pains” of childbirth, said her college degree is not worth a lot of commotion. “Many people are congratulating me, giving me gifts and sending me postcards, devoted to community work in Harlem, where she has lived since 1967. She said one thing the college degree will give her is a possible promotion from a playground assistant to director at Mount Morris Park where “only a few people” recognize her as Butterfly r mt what you want in W [Classified Ads I ( ————— AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE J I J k < / k L Enk cars ree EMENTS 722-8004 CrtANT AUTO PAINTERS j 1817 Wilkinson Rd. Next door to Wickes 733 1095 Make The Old Look New For Only 559.88. Any Car. Any Size. The Latest In Baked Enamel Time Payments Available. z > INSURANCE _Jk_J Phone 798-5826 David L. Johnson INSURANCE AGENCY 2703 Peach Orchard Rd. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA 255-98-7591 sEU/r/*sr7\ McQueen. She said she had just bought tickets for friends to see the musical “The Wiz,” because it was one of the few plays which doesn’t use vulgarity. “People were such ladies and gentlemen,” she said of the time when “Gone With The Wind” was a hit in 1940. “You didn’t hear such vulgarity and obscenity as you do now. People use vulgar words and think they’re advanced but the words are really old-fashioned Chaucerian words.” Last week’s winner, Miss Victoria Brown, of our Weekly Free Baby Jack Pot She won $25.00 in cash drawn by Miss Sarah Rahney held at the Pioneer Discount Store, 1116 Broad St., June 7th at 1 p.m. She is the 4 month-old ward of Miss Betty Brown, 516 Fairhope St. fc SUBSCRIBE I TODAY ■H THE NEWS-REVIEW K * SUBCRI BE R ■TI ADDRESS CITY RjSJfr One year (in county)..ss.oo .S I One year (out of county)s6.oo 5 years (in county)s2o.oo ■H J 5 years (out of county)s2s.oo e . ■ > I PART-TIME !i Earn $75 to $1251! ;■ weekly based on your'; i! productivity addressing I; ; • letters for businessmen in ■! I; your area, in your spare |; ;! time. Begin immediately. Il ;; Details send stamped '; ■! self-addressed envelope to 11 ; Federal Systems, 50 Park ; • I; Place, Newark, N.J. I| '■07102. :: I ■ SPORTING | CdC GOODS k. A J Bo's Bait & Tackle 2011 Savannah Rd. 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