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PORTLAND/OBSERY FR T hursday M ay 13. 1971
M in o ritie s in
H o w to keep
p a re n ts o f fo u r c h ild re n , in c lu d
ing a son at l e w is and C la r k
C o lle g e ; a d a u g h te r in
high
schobl; a n d t w o sons in e le
m e n ta ry sch o o l.
F u tu re F o ru m p ro g ra m s w ill
e m p h a size co m m u n ity
health
re s o u rc e s c lin ic s , e tc . w h ich
o ffe r fre e the kind o f p re v e n tiv e
m e d ic a l c a re M r s .G ilm o r e w ill
d is c u s s .
Both p a re n ts a re p a r tic u la r ly
u rg e d to p a rtic ip a te in
the
F o ru m s e rie s , w h ich a re being
presented by v o lu n te e rs a t no
ch a rg e to those a tte nd in g . B a b y-
s ittin g is p ro v id e d ,a n d " c o ff e e
b re a ks " s c h e d u l e d . F ilm s ,
c a r t o o n s t r ip s, g i v e -a w a y
m a te r ia ls and o th e r health aids
a re used to supplem ent
the
sp e a kers, and q u estion -
and
a n s w e r se ssions a re e n co ura g
ed, a c c o rd in g to M r s . B a rb a ra
D a le , R .N . p ro g ra m c o o rd in a
t o r , a m e m b e r of the E m anuel
in s e rv ic e teaching s ta ff.
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Y co n fe re n ce sponsored by the
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e m p lo y e s w h e re v e r
p o ssib le " t o re m e d y past and
co n tin u in g
in e q u itie s .” T h is
was one o f IO re c o m m e n d a tio n s
of the g u ild 's C o n fe re n c e on Re
c ru itm e n t and T ra in in g o f M m o -
r ity -G r o u p E m p lo y e s held
in
New Y o rk C ity . The co n fe re n ce
said th a t " th e man who run the
in d u s try re s p o n s ib le f o r in
fo rm in g m illio n s
o f people
e v e ry day o f the changes taking
p la ce in the w o r ld ’ s
m ost
p o w e rfu l n a tio n have not b rought
enough m ea n in g fu l changes in
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m any m e m b e rs o f a ll m in o rity
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Deiz, Judge of th e D is t r ic t C o u r t
D e p a rtm e n t N o . I, M ultn o m a h
C o u n ty, s p o k e la s t w e e k in
S e a ttle a t the S p e c i a l M e r it
D in n e r f o r C i t y C o u n c ilm a n ,
Sam S m ith of th a t c it y .
Judge D e iz is the f ir s t black
Judge of t h e D is t r ic t C o u r t of
O regon She was e le cte d to a s ix
y e a r te rm
in 1971.
Her
Husband, C a r l H e n ry D e iz , is
B u sin e ss M an a g e r of N o rth w e s t
R e g io n a l
E d u c a tio n a l
L a b o r a to ry . She is a m e m b e r o f
many
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to m a to p a st, w a te r, p a rs le y ,
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s lo w ly f o r about I 1/2 h o u rs .
C ook lasagne in about 5 q u a rts
o f b o ilin g salted w a te r s t ir r in g
fre q u e n tly u n til te n d e r. R inse
and d r a in . A rra n g e lasagne in
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used
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u n t i l M o z z a r e llis m e l t e d .
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W ash., announce the m a rria g e
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to M r . G re g o ry L , Johnson .
The c o u p l e w e re J o i n e d
t e a c h i n g w ith the P o rtla n d
P u b lic S chools.
M r.
Johnson has re c e n tly
re tu rn e d fr o m V ie tN a m w h e re
he served as F o re ig n S e rv ic e
O ffic e r in the D ip lo m a tic C o rp s
o f the U . S . G o v e rn m e n t.
A lz e n a D e D le v e a u x
&
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in h o ly m a trim o n y M a rc h 23,
1971.
The R everend A . I.ee
H enderson of B e th e l A. M . E .
C h u rc h . P o rtla n d , O i'e g o n jw r -
fo rm e d the s e rv ic e s .
B o th M r , & M r s . Johnson a re
g ra d u a te s of W ashington Stale
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M rs .
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fe re n c e has d e c la re d that the
le a d e rs h ip o f b l a c k C a th o lic
schools should be invested in the
b la kc
c o m m u n ity and a c tiv e ly
im p le m e n te d
by b la ck a d m i
n is tr a to r s . The board e x p re s s
ed o p p o s itio n to In te g ra tio n of
the
400 B la c k C a th o lic e le
m e n ta ry and secondary schools
by A lb e rta P olk
in the U . S . " B la c k s is te r s who
We talk a lot about the number se rv e in p re d o m in a te ly w h ite
oi calories in a serving i t food C a th o lic schools a re urged to
For example. 1 cup of whole re s ig n ,” the board s a id ," so that
m ilk contains about 180 calories, they m ay se rv e in C a th o lic
I tablespoon of butter about 100 schools w h ich are p re d o m in a
te ly o r to ta lly b la c k ."
calories, and 1 tablespoon of jam
or jelly about SO calories Just
what does thia mean1
In nutrition, energy or heat is
measured in terms oi calories
(one calorie is equal to the
amount of heat required to raise
the temperature at one pound at
water thrcpgh four degrees
Fahrenljeit or one kilogram of
w a te r through one degree
centigrade ! Once our food is
eaten and digested, it’s absorbed
from the digestive tr/b t into the
body aim metabolized Energy
or heat to given off.
Thua when we dnnk one cup of
whole milk and it is burned
(metabolized) in our bodies, it
generates
enough
heat
(calories) to raise the tem
perature of one pound at w ater
through MO degrees (or one
kilogram of water through 140
degrees C. .).
Thia heat (or caloneai given
off is used by the body for
breathing, beating of the heart,
circulation of the blood, all ceil
activities, and other in voliaitary
movements. Calonea in foods
aie also used for voliaitary
muscular activities as walking,
running, ironing, and talking.
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I onion, chopped
1 c lo v e g a r lic , m inced
2 tablespoons o liv e o il
1 teaspoon sugar
I pound ground tw e f
1 teaspoon s a lt
l/A teaspoon pepper
I N o . 2 can tom atoes
1 can to m a to paste
I 1/2 cups w a te r
1 teaspoon m inced p a rs le y
1/2 teaspoon sweet basil
1/2 teaspoon oregano
1 pound lasagne noodles
3 /4 pound R ich o tta ( o r c o t t a «
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1 pound M o z z a re lla ( o r n a tu ra l
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th is s u m m e r have
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p ro g ra m , e m p h a sizin g the im
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