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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 5, May 1961
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:
05/00/1961
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
B'nai B'rith Young Adults (BBYA)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1960s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 5, May 1961
the
FAR
Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
AZA-BBG-BBYA
37TH YEAR
6
MAY, 1961
Office of Publications, Baltimore, Md. Send address changes
to The Shofar. 1640 Rhode Island Ave., NW, Washington 6. D. O.
It Was Really
Broad Range Of Topics
A Hot Affair
Slated For District Parleys
Jersey City, N. J.
2100 BBYO'ers Expected To
The joint model seder be-
tween Franklin Delano Roose-
Participate In Annual Events
velt BBG and Samuel Green-
TRIBUTE TO A GREAT LADY. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
stone AZA turned out to be a
BBYO members' growing awareness of Jewish life and
receives a plaque honoring her years of work on behalf of youth
really hot affair.
the general community of which they are part is reflected in
throughout the world. Making the presentation are Sheila Shapiro
(center), president of R. J. Miller BBG chapter, and Jerry Marko-
the district conventions being held this year.
Halfway through the pro-
witz, godol of R. J. Miller AZA. The two Philadelphia BBYO groups
gram, the proceedings were
A total of some 2100 delegates will participate in the
were co-sponsors of a banquet which honored Mrs. Roosevelt and at
which she received the plaque. Additional photo and story, page 8.
interrupted by smoke curling
district parleys this spring and summer, a SHOFAR pre-
up from the basement. Fire-
liminary survey shows. Conven-
tion themes will range from
BBYO Conference Can Help
men arrived, ordered the
proach to BBG Programming."
BBYO'ers out of the building
youth's contribution to society to
District 1 alephs - some 175
a host of BBYO-related internal
Solve Your Career Puzzle
and brought the small fire in
of them - will hold their annual
matters.
the hot water boiler under
district convention June 29
control.
Early bird honors go to Dis-
Choosing the right career could be the most puzzling
through July 3 at Camp High
trict One BBG's who have a
Point, West Shokan, N.Y. "Bet-
decision you may ever have to make. It could be - but it
An hour later the seder
three-day parley scheduled for
ter Citizenship in AZA and the
needn't. Not when you have the opportunity to gain some
celebrants filed back into the
May 12-14 at the Glen Briar Ho-
World Around Us" will be the
insight that may help you understand the opportunities and
building and picked up where
tel in Warwarsing, New York.
AZA convention theme.
challenges of one of the most rewarding and stimulating
they left off just as if nothing
An expected 225 delegates will
Featured speakers at both par-
examine all aspects of the con-
leys will be District 1 B'nai
vocations-social group work.
had happened.
vention theme, "A Creative Ap-
B'rith Men and Women officials
That's the offer being made to
still to be named.
BBYO members and alumni of
IN EXCHANGE OF LETTERS
Some 250 BBYO'ers will par-
the order by BBYO's Washington
BBYO Again Offers
ticipate in District Two's joint
headquarters office.
Hebrew New Year
convention at the University of
The setting will be the organi-
B'nai B'rith Adult Heads
Illinois, July 13-17. Details of
Cards For Sale
the parley are still being final-
zation's fifth annual "Career in
It's BBYO Hebrew New Year
ized but a theme has already been
BBYO Day" to be held this year
selected-"
Card time again. But this year
And Youth Re-
in Philadelphia, Sunday, June 4,
Sing Praises Of BBYO
there are two added inducements
plies, I Can."
at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel,
to one of the organization's top
Camp B. B. Parley
Chestnut and 9th Streets.
A recent exchange of letters between Charles Stern,
fund-raising ideas.
Camp B'nai B'rith will be the
The conference is open to all
AZA's international B'nai B'rith Relations Chairman, and
In addition to huge profits
site of District Three's joint con-
BBYO members and alumni in
available from the sale of the
the two adult B'nai B'rith presidents has produced expres-
vention in late June. An expected
attractive, easy-to-sell cards
Districts 1, 3 and the Northern
360 delegates will take part.
Region of District 5, who are
sions of deep affection for BBYO from its adult sponsoring
as much as 50 cents per box-a
Final plans for the parley are
organizations.
new policy of purchasing on
still in the formative stage but a
certified by a staff member
credit and a discount bonus plan
heavy emphasis will be on train-
having cessful potential as
Label A. Katz, B'nai B'rith
ing B'nai B'rith Women to AZA
have been implemented.
ing incoming officers.
good for a suc-
Supreme Lodge president, called
is somewhat akin to meeting the
work.
career in social group
Under the new credit policy,
As is traditional with the dis-
BBYO "a major source of the
lady next door formally," her
chapters will be permitted to
trict, a major convention feature
vital growth needed to achieve
letter said.
Accredited participants will be
(see CARDS, page 8)
will be special council seminars
entitled to travel rebates. BBYO
our high purposes."
to help plan programs and activi-
pay the round-trip railroad
ties for the full 1961-62 program
coach fare, less $5.00, to every
B'nai B'rith Women's president,
year. A series of invitations to
eligible member or alumnus
Mrs. Charles Solovich, likened
speakers have been extended but
up to a maximum of $25.00. Al-
the B'nai B'rith Women's rela-
no announcements are as yet
available.
made night though provisions staying being
no are
tionship with BBYO as "some-
for persons over-
what
akin
to
the
In District 4, the first joint
lady
next
in Philadelphia, the BBYO
convention in the district's his-
Washington advance
door."
office should be noti-
tory is being planned for June
at least one week in
Their views were contained in
30 through July 4 at the Long
plans to arrive on the Satur-
letters to Stern who had written
Beach State College, Long Beach,
night prior to the conference.
Calif. A total of 300 delegates
them asking for brief statements
is expected. No final details of
Job Opportunities
on the aims and purposes of B'nai
convention planning and pro-
Conference participants will
B'rith as they relate to BBYO
grams were available as this is-
ties. get a rundown on job opportuni-
the youngest members of B'nai
sue went to press.
and educational requirements
other details awaiting pros-
B'rith's family.
Another in the "No final plans
yet" category is District 5 where
titioners. pective social group work prac-
As for B'nai B'rith men, Mr.
the only definite decisions taken
Katz said in part:
thus far are the site and date
The afternoon-long conference
"To an American Jewish com-
June 21 through 26 at Horse Shoe,
BBYO's be Washington by members head-
presided over
munity which has come of age we
North Carolina. An estimated 200
quarters and Philadelphia staffs,
must bring the tools for deeper
accredited delegates will partici-
self-knowledge. The intensified
pate in the joint parley.
leading universities.
as faculty members from
education programs of our youth,
In District 6, an expected 320
nual BBYO'S sponsorship of the an-
and our adult education prog-
delegates will participate in a
rams, all seek to meet this need.
four-day joint convention June
line Career Conferences is in
We are constantly searching for
23-27 at Elkhart Lake, Wisc.
wider with its policy of promoting
new, challenging and imaginative
In addition to providing an op-
young interest among qualified
methods to make the heritage of
portunity to orient new regional
cruitment careers. objective re-
people in social work
Judaism an enriching influence
Its major is
(see DISTRICTS, page 8)
in the lives of our people and to
of people for its own
insure a creative future for
BBYO'S Washington headquar-
American Jewry."
Where To Find It
office points out that schools
Mrs. Solovich cited BBW's mul-
tiple roles with respect to BBYO
BBG President's
turning work are simply not
as advisors and as partners on
Message
Page 5
out sufficient
nation. the points graduates around out
various projects on which "we
BBYA President's
many job needs
proudly counsel."
Message
It also
Page 2
excellent job opportunities
"As members of the B'nai
B'rith family, our organization
WELCOME. When B'nai B'rith president Label A. Katz recently
Chapter Chatter
Page 7
Additional details and applica-
social work graduates.
visited Memphis, Tenn., hometowner Jerry Diamond was on hand
Down Under Dateline
shares your history, traditions
Page 4
and goals. As part of the Jewish
to greet him. The GAG and Mr. Katz spoke on the same program
Pen Pals
which featured the installation of some 100 new members of B'nai
Page 5
BBYO blanks are available from
regional offices.
community, we are your relatives,
neighbors and friends. Introduc-
B'rith. Mr. Katz was in Memphis for a round of activities, which
Names In The News Page 8
included meeting with BBYO leaders - youths and adults alike.
Sport-Scope
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The Shofar, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 5, May 1961
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.