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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXI [sic], No. 2, February 1954
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:
02/00/1954
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
B'nai B'rith Young Men (BBYM)
B'nai B'rith Young Women (BBYW)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1950s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XXI [sic], No. 2, February 1954
1954
1
the SHOFAR
IS
ship
Official Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
even
AZA-BBG-BBYM-BBYW
mon
AZA
30th YEAR
6
FEBRUARY, 1954
Office of Publications, Baltimore. Md. Send address changes
to The Shofar, 1761 R St., N.W., Washington 9. D.C.
r
ing,'
point
wish
these
BB PURCHASES CAMP;
tuni-
gram
ch as
could
"by
would
READY THIS SUMMER
gious
read-
cuss-
hers.
and
300-Acre Site Located In Pennsylvania
sked
wish
their
Pocono Mountains; Encampments Planned
vices
The B'nai B'rith Youth Organization reached a new milestone in its history last month
can
with the purchase of a campsite in the Pocono Mountains, near Starlight, Pennsylvania.
he
Acquisition of the 300-acre summer retreat, located on the Pennsylvania-New York
border about 130 miles from New York City and Philadelphia, brings to fruition an AZA
he
dream which began some 27 years ago.
for
Family Gathering
and
wish
"I look hopefully forward to the day, when, through the
Deadline Nearing
To
combined activities of our central office, the B'nai B'rith staff,
For Registration
d by
the BBYO staff and the new Director of Adult Jewish Educa-
This is last call to District
Jew-
tion, we may make of this 300-acre
officers to spur registration.
ncies
and
THE BOATING'S FINE, come on in. The camp's 300-acres includes
mountaintop a Jewish family gath-
chairman, in calling the campsite
The BBYO National Office has
this beautiful, picturesque lake which delegates will use for boating,
ering place where cultural expres-
purchase "a vital programming in-
announced that district delega-
land
swimming and fishing.
sion and recreational opportunities
strument and a bold step forward
tions to this year's national en-
campments will be determined
port
will blend and help formulate the
in well as an important part of
on the basis of district member-
and
pattern of the adjusted American
B'nai B'rith's growing Jewish cul-
ship recorded in the national
nded
de-
Jew of tomorrow," Philip M. Klutz-
tural program."
office as of March 31, 1954. Dis-
nick, president of B'nai S'rith, said
(For complete text of state-
tricts will receive no credit to-
stion
Jew-
ments, see page 8.)
wards the size of their delega-
in announcing the purchase.
tions for membership received
e do
The new B'nai B'rith property,
Camp B'nai B'rith will be ready
after the March 31 deadline.
our
formerly known as Camp Windsor,
for use this summer and plans are
has facilities for 350 persons.
underway to hold the AZA, BBG
guests will be accommodated in the
Perched high in the lovely Pocono
and BBYM-YW international con-
main guest house. Other physical
ore,
Mountains, its 2200-feet altitude
ters
IIII
ventions there, the BBYO National
properties of the camp include; arts
make it an ideal summer camp.
and
Office said. No definite dates have
and crafts buildings, a two-story
has
The camp's facilities includes a
as yet been determined for the con-
warehouse, six clay-top tennis
the
15-acre lake for swimming, boat-
claves.
courts, two softball fields, hand-
eme
ing and fishing. It has two auditor-
ball courts, basketball courts, a
The B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda-
ning
iums and a main dining room with
tions, which will share in the use
golf driving range, and campfire
em-
facilities for seating 500 persons.
sites.
his
A NATURAL CURTAIN OF GREEN from the surrounding trees
of the camp, have also scheduled a
yna-
forms the backdrop for these cabins in which delegates will be housed
The camp's kitchen is provided with
national summer institute.
An infirmary, which will be staff-
during the encampments. Note the tennis courts in the foreground.
the finest and most up-to-date
ed by a trained nurse, will look
Leaders Hail Purchase
the
equipment.
after the health and well-being of
ein-
BBYO leaders throughout the
Other Facilities
delegates, guests and staff.
put
les."
Encampment Purchase
country joined with J. J. Lieber-
Convention delegates will be
The camp was purchased by the
man, National Youth Commission
B'nai B'rith Henry Monsky Foun-
the
housed in 33 cabins, and adult
were
Climaxes Movement
dation with funds obtained through
the transfer of the assets of the
adu-
30
former B'nai B'rith Orphans Home
si it
That Began In 1927
Bingham-
MASS.
145
in Erie, Penna., which had been
om-
CONN.
turned over to the Foundation by
ton
resolution of B'nai B'rith District
en-
Acquisition of Camp B'nai B'rith last month was the
17
17
48
44
Three and the Board of Directors
17C
ven
climax of a movement which began in 1927.
Liberty
of the Home.
ds."
47
(17)
The earliest reference on record of the desire for a B'nai
Chapel To Be Moved
Sayre
Brith
58
B'rith camp was on June 30, 1927, when the late Joseph Her-
29
97
Poughkeepsie
66
The Charles Kline Chapel, form-
vish
of
bach, 2nd vice-president of the old AZA Supreme Advisory
220
Campsite
Port Jervis
erly at Erie, has been kept intact
and together with its original wall
eph
Council, the forerunner of the pres-
1930, Joseph Karesh, who was then
Tunkhannock
ka's
27
6
79
paneling will be installed at the
ent National Youth Commission,
encampment.
non,
and Julius Cohen, a still-active Ben
Grand Aleph Godol, and now As-
Wilkes
sur-
B'rith of Chattanooga, Tenn., and
sistant United States Attorney in
209
17
Barre
pon
one of the early members of the
San Francisco, included the follow-
11
71
62
NEW
Where To Find It
of
at-
Advisory Council called on the
ing recommendation in his message
for
SAC to "appoint a committee to
to the 1930 International AZA Con-
YORK
Aleph~Godol's Message
Page 3
ake
investigate all details of a camp
vention meeting at Oakland, Calif.:
Sunbury
Easton
BBG President's
not
and to report to the President as
"The benefit of association of
56
Message
Page 7
ac-
soon as possible; the president then
members has been demonstrated.
B'nai B'rith Briefs
611
Page 4
to report back to the Supreme Ad-
I can think of no better way of
me
bringing them together than to
Chapter Chatter
Page 7
ary
visory Council. In the meanwhile,
of
the Office of the Council be in-
have them mingle in gay, carefree
Harrisburg
Israel Moss' Column
Page 2
structed to get out publicity at once
camaraderie at an all-AZA camp,
YM-YW President's
of
that the Order is to have a camp
sponsored and managed by AZA.
Message
Page 6
ng-
as soon as possible."
I therefore recommend that plans
or-
be studied whereby such a project
Sports
Page 8
rse
The jointly-sponsored motion was
(Reproduced by Permission of AAA)
ood
carried.
can be put into effect."
YM-YW News
Page 6
Events seemed to be moving
CAMP B'NAI B'RITH (starred area) is located on the Pennsyl-
in
Convention Action
vania-New York border about 130 miles equidistant from New York
Sports
Page 6
g
a
swiftly that year. The Chapter
and Philadelphia. The map shows the major routes leading to the
World Datelines
heir
Three years later, on July 13,
Page 6
(See 1927, Page 8)
camp.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXI [sic], No. 2, February 1954
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.