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The Shofar, Vol. 48, No. 6, November 1972
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of BBYO organizations (B'nai B'rith Girls, B'nai B'rith Young Women, Aleph Zadik Aleph, and B'nai B'rith Young Men) around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.
Date/Date Range:
11/00/1972
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1970s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. 48, No. 6, November 1972
BETHLEHEM, PA 18017
BIERYS BRIDGE RD
MR JEFFREY COOK
SHOFAR
ANNOUNCING
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH (AZA)
THE BBYO CLUB 28
B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS (BBG)
CONTEST
NOVEMBER, 1972
NOAR LENOAR
WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 1, 1972- Grand Aleph Godol, Mel Nasielski,
and International N'siah, Tracy Robinson, today announced plans for
BBYO CLUB 28. In making the announcement, they pointed out that they
FIGHTS
are concerned about "mini-chapters those chapters with ten to fifteen
members because they do not usually have enough members to take
POVERTY
chairmanships, hold offices, attend events, etc."
The goal set is for every chapter to have 28 members. Past experience
The Shofar frequently mentions "Noar L'Noar,
indicates that this is an appropriate size for an effective chapter. In setting
BBYO's counterpart in Israel." Most members
the goal at 28, Mel and Tracy recognized the fact that there are some small
know very little about BBYO's Israeli cousins.
communities where there may not be that many Jewish teens or, for some
Therefore, we reprint this article from The Jeru-
other reason, this is an unattainable goal.
salem Post.
Those chapters meeting the goal of at least 28 members by March 31 (or,
in small communities, where the regional director certifies the chapter
by Lea Levavi
has reached its membership potential) will be eligible for a drawing which
Tel Aviv.
will have as its grand prize a free seven-week trip to Israel as a part of next
In a corner of the cluttered shelter in a Tel Aviv
summer's BBYO Israel Summer Institute. Other prizes include free par-
area slum, two ten-year-old boys are gambling.
ticipation in the BBYO International Leadership Training Conference.
Then Rami- a high school junior who spends two
Chapters with 35 registered members by March 31 will have their name
afternoons a week trying to keep these slum
entered in the drawing twice.
youngsters off the streets-walks over to the
In addition to the drawing, every chapter qualifying for CLUB 28. will
gamblers. He says nothing, but the look he gives
receive an attractive certificate.
them is enough. They are embarrassed. An
ADDITIONAL DIMENSION FOR COUNCILS AND REGIONS
eleven-year-old boy opposite them, who was
about to light a cigarette, changes his mind
In addition to chapter recognition, the region or council having the
"We-try to change their ways by being their
highest percentage of chapters qualifying for membership in CLUB 28. will
friends and making them want to identify with
be awarded a special banner at International Convention.
us," explained Dalia Rosenstock, national presi-
Full contest details appear on this page and this issue of The Shofar
dent of Noar L'Noar (Youth For Youth)-the or-
contains special articles with tips on getting new members. If you need
ganization to which Rami, and 5,000 other teen-
help, see the BBYO membership recruitment booklet, MEMBERSHIP
agers like him, belong.
FOR THE SEVENTIES available from your local BBYO office or the Inter-
And it works, Dalia added. "At least while
national Office. Also available is the BBYO PSYCHEDELIC MEMBER-
we're there, they don't gamble or smoke." The
SHIP POSTER. For further help, see your local BBYO staff.
particular project she was describing was work in
the Josephthal section of Petah Tikva. Dalia lives
in Petah Tikva and is chairman of Noar L'Noarin
that town besides being national president. When
CLUB 28 RULES
Dalia and the other volunteers first went to
1st Prize A FREE Trip To Israel with
drawings.
Josephthal, they had to play with the neighbour-
the 1973 Israel Summer Institute (One
hood children in the street and brought balls and
3. Chapters with 35 or more registered
for AZA, One for BBG)
members will have their names entered
toys from home, because these children had none
of their own.
2nd Prizes
The 1973 International
twice.
.
Once the children (aged 8 to 12) proved inter-
Leadership Training Conference FREE
4. Chapters having more than 35
ested, the enthusiastic Noar L'Noar volunteers
(Two for AZA, Two for BBG)
members should consult with local
went to the mayor and asked to use a shelter as a
staff before beginning a membership
clubhouse; the existing youth club was occupied
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
campaign.
by older boys who refused to admit younger chil-
Any member of a chapter with at least
5. Eligibility shall be determined on
dren "and who weren't very desirable examples
28 members as of March 31, 1973 (or any
the basis of number of members regis-
for the younger children anyway."
member of a chapter from a small com-
tered nationally. Registration forms and
The shelter was provided and the project was
so successful that several older boys, formerly in
munity where your regional director
dues must be in Washington by March31
the "undesirable" crowd, offered to help. They
certifies you have reached your total
6. The winning chapters shall have a
turned out to be so good that Noar L'Noar in-
membership potential.)
drawing to determine which chapter
member wins the prize.
vited them to join, though these boys neither
HERE ARE THE DETAILS
work nor study and the organization's members
7. Winners are subject to all eligibility
are usually high school students. "We don't nor-
1. The names of all chapters with at
requirements applying to other partici-
mally dare to work with people our own age but
least 28 registered members on March
pants in the ILTC or Israel Summer
here's a case where we even helped 18-year-old
31, 1973 (or, in the case of small com-
Institute.
boys," Dalia told me.
munities, where the regional director
8. Winners are responsible for their
The scene in the Josephthal shelter is only one
certifies the chapter has reached its
own transportation to New York.
of many such activities conducted by Noar
membership potential) will be placed in-
ALL CHAPTERS QUALIFYING
L'Noar's 15 branches around the country. Work
to a bowl for a drawing by the Grand
WILL RECEIVE AN ATTRACTIVE
with slum youth-including tutoring-is one of
Aleph Godol and International N'siah.
CERTIFICATE MAKING YOUR
the organization's major projects this year. The
other is immigrant absorption. "Sure, some of us
2. A separate drawing will be held for
CHAPTER A MEMBER
object to the immigrants getting so much, but
AZA and BBG. Combined BBYO chap-
OF
that doesn't mean we should punish the immi-
ters will be placed in only one of the
BBYO CLUB 28.
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The Shofar, Vol. 48, No. 6, November 1972
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of BBYO organizations (B'nai B'rith Girls, B'nai B'rith Young Women, Aleph Zadik Aleph, and B'nai B'rith Young Men) around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.