People Make News
EDWARD A. ZELINSKY,
23, a student at Yale Law
School, is the first student
ever elected to public office
in the political history of
New Haven, Conn. The new
member of the board of al-
dermen of New Haven ad-
dressed a session of the Na-
tional Advisers' Training In-
stitute, conducted by the
Bnai B'rith Youth Organiza-
tion in cooperation with Bnai
Brith Women. He is past in-
ational president of AZA.
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HELEN A. KLEIN of Oak-
land University's department
of psychology received a
grant from the university re-
search committee for work
on the role of material com-
plexity and theme in the de-
coding of written material.
Detroit Bank and Trust has
elevated MICHAEL J.
LAUER, a resident of Hunt-
ington Woods, to bank officer
status, with his _appointment
by its board of directors to,
assistant cashier.
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RONALD M. SCHECHTER
was New York Life Insur-
ance Company's leading ag-
ent in Michigan during 1973,
according to Lester L.
Schoenberg, general manager
of the company's Northland-
Detroit general office.
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TOMMY B. ^ BAER has
been named by Bnai Brith
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THE DETROIT- JEWISH NEWS
Edison Plans 'Queen
of Kitchen' Contest
Recipes are being accepted
for Detroit Edison's annual
Queen of the Kitchen Contest
for southeastern Michigan's
working women. Ten finalists
will be announced April 11,
and will participate in a cook-
off April 24.
Entrants may submit a
recipe by March 31 for a
main dish which can be
cooked in one hour or less.
Entries must include name,
address, place of employ-
ment and telephone number,
and may be sent to Queen of
the Kitchen Contest, 2000
Second, Detroit 48226.
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activities in Society
to head its program to de-
velop a corps of young or-
ganization leaders. He was
appointed leadership chair-
man to encourage, through
specialized training, the in-
volvement of men under 40
in voluntary Bnai Brith
leadership positions.
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NORMAN BUCKNER of
Philadelphia has been ap-
pointed Bnai Brith's director
of field services. He will
serve as a principal aide to
Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn,
Bnai Brith's executive vice Meatless Meal
president, in channeling Bnai
By NORMA BARACH
Brith programs and activi-
(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
ties from the organization's
Would you like to try a
headquarters to eight re- meat substitute dish for a
gional areas in North Amer- change of pace? It isn't
ica.
cheap, but it is different, and
it gives the kosher cook a
new experience of serving
Judges Selected
"meat" (soybean, really)
for Probus Awards with cheese. Serve this cas-
Three Detroit civic leaders serole with a green salad
have been appointed as judg- for a complete meal.
pkg. textured soy protein
es for the 12th annual Probus 8 1 oz.
package wide noodles
Club Awards for Academic 14 lb. mushrooms, browned
Achievement at Wayne State 1 cup peas, drained
oz. can tomato sauce
University. The Probus Club 1 1 8 cup
cold water
is a service organization com- 10-12 slices American cheese
Dash
white
posed of Jewish business Oregano pepper
and professional men.
Cook soy protein and noodles
Judges representing the in a large pot of boiling water to
1 teaspoon of salt has been
community will be Irving which
added. After 7 minutes, drain
Bluestone, vice president, Break 7 slices of cheese into
pieces and mix with mush-
UAW; Otis M. Smith, assist- small
rooms, peas, tomato sauce and
ant general counsel, General cold water. Mix with soy-noodle
Motors Corp. and former jus- mixture. Add pepper and oreg-
ano to taste. Grease a 2 1 4-quart
tice of the Michigan Supreme casserole
dish. Place soy-noodle-
Court; and Bob Talbert, col- vetgeable mixture in it and bake
at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.
umnist for the Detroit Free Top
with remaining cheese slices
Press.
and bake for another 10-15 min-
utes.
Serves 6.
Club members serving on
the judging committee in-
clude co-chairmen, William Decaffeinated Brim
Colman, David Maxon, Sid-
Keeps Full Flavor
ney Burk and Dale Rands.
Two awards will be given,
Brim, the new Colombian
each consisting of $1,000 coffee from General Foods,
without restrictions, to two is 97 per cent caffein free,
professors, one from the field but its full-bodied flavor
of natural sciences, and the means that it can be served
other from the humanities to coffee-loving family and
field.
guests all during Passover.
Awards will be made
Brim is available in instant
April 18 at a Probus Award and regular.
Reception at the McGregor
Memorial Conference Center.
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Anne Teitelbaum, president of the National Ladies
Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans, visited Michigan this
week, including during her stay attendance at a flag pres-
entation at Davison Elementary School for retarded children
in Detroit. A dinner and department meeting in her honor
took place Tuesday evening and Wednesday she visited the
Northland Geriatric Center, where a presentation was made
in her honor.
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The Bodzin Family Club will meet 8 p.m. March 17
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Pierce, 2149 14 Mile,
Sterling Heights.
Talmud Hits Torture Use
destroys a single soul from
the children of man, Scrip-
ture charges him as though
There are some things for he had destroyed the whole
which there can be no justi- world."
fication, and torture is one.
Its evil is infectious, corrupt- Classifieds Get Quick Results
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Times on "Whosoever Destroys a
Soul" by Anthony Lewis:
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Snapper a L'Orange
(Copyright 1973 'American Heart
Association)
2 lbs. red snapper, cut into 6
serving pieces
1 tsp. salt
dash -pepper
2 tbsp. orange juice
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1 tsp. grated orange rind
3 tbsps. oil
nutmeg
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Combine salt, pepper, orange
juice, rind and oil. Place fish
pieces in a single, layer in an
oiled pan, and pour sauce on top
of fish. Sprinkle with nutmeg and
bake 20 to 30 minutes. YIELD: 6
servings.
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