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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 6, June 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:
06/00/1961
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. 6, June 1961
the SH
Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
AZA-BBG-BBYA
37TH YEAR
6
JUNE, 1961
Office of Publications, Baltimore, Md Send address changes
to The Shofar. 1640 Rhode Island Ave.. NW. Washington R.
JUNE 4
District Delegations
Last Call For
f
CareerParley
Are Apportioned For
If you've put off for tomorrow
AZA, BBG Conclaves
what you should have done yes-
terday, you still have a chance
to do it today. But you had better
Each District Starts With
do it today.
This is by way of informing all
Basic Delegation
those interested in BBYO's fifth
annual "Careers in BBYO Day"
District delegation apportionment for the international
CHICAGO BBYO WEEK PROCLAMATION is examined by the
that the event is slated to be held
AZA and BBG conventions in August was announced this
city's three top BBYO officers, from left: Barbara Sonneborn,
in Philadelphia on Sunday, June
month by the BBYO Washington headquarters office.
Chicago Region BBG president; Sy Schnitzer, Chicago Region godol;
4. That means you had better get
Under the constitutionally-provided method of dis-
and Ron Wolkowitz, Chicago Region BBYA president. The procla-
mation. issued by Mayor Richard J. Daley, designated the week of
in touch immediately with your
tributing delegates there will be 107 fully-accredited dis-
May 3 as "BBYO Week" in honor of the 37th anniversary of the
BBYO regional office for appli-
trict delegates to the BBG convention, and 110 delegates to
founding of B'nai B'rith's youth organization. A series of city-wide
caion blanks and all the details.
the AZA convention.
events was held in conjunction with the celebration. (See story,
The conference is open to all
In addition, there will be 25
page 3.)
BBYO members and alumni in
delegateships awarded to BBG's
Districts 1, 3 and the Northern
No July SHOFAR
international officers, chairmen
MEXICO, HOLLAND TO BE REPRESENTED
In accordance with its regu-
and contestant finalists, bringing
Region of District 5. To be eligi-
ble you must be certified by a
lar publishing schedule, there
the fully-accredited voting contin-
will be no July issue of
gent at the BBG convention to
al
Rebates For 78 Delegates
BBYO staff member as having a
132.
good potential for success in a
SHOFAR. The next issue will
a
carry the August, 1961 date
For AZA, in addition to the
Makes BBYA Convention
social group work career.
and will be off the press in
110 district delegates, 19 dele-
ic
Qualified candidates will re-
ceive travel rebates from the
late July. Deadline for all copy
gateships will be awarded to in-
le
for the August SHOFAR is
ternational officers, chairmen and
One Of Biggest Ever Held
BBYO Washington headquarters
July 10. Material for publica-
contestants for a total of 129
to
office.
tion should be addressed to:
fully-accredited voting delegates.
But the important thing to re-
One of the largest convention contingents in BBYA
SHOFAR, 1640 Rhode Island
(See chart, page 8.)
of
member is that if you wish to
Ave., N. W., Washington 6,
As is traditional,/delegates are
e
history is expected to participate at this year's annual parley
participate, you must apply
D.C.
apportioned among the districts
of
at Camp Northland, Haliburton, Ont., Canada.
RIGHT NOW.
on the basis of nationally-regis-
tered membership as of March 31.
h
A total of 78 fully-accredited rebated delegates will be
e
joined by an expected great turn-
"
out of visitors and alternates for
Jaime Backal, a former aleph, a
Program In Doldrums? Try
How it's Done
Under a long-standing formula,
p
the June 21 26 conclave.
member of Theodor Herzl BBYA,
each BBG district begins with a
It will be the first time an in-
and current international mem-
These Two Ideas For Size
basic delegation this year 10.
1-
ternational BBYA convention will
bership vice-president for Latin
The registered membership of the
is
be held outside the United States.
America.
Need a remedy for jaded programming?
smallest district - District 7
To further emphasize the inter-
From Holland, Daniel van der
with 1135 members is then
national character of the order,
Reis of Amsterdam BBYA will be
Then borrow a leaf from two recent excellent and un-
subtracted from the total nation-
there will be delegates from
his nation's representative. Van
usual programs carried out by three BBYO groups in widely
ally-registered BBG membership
a
Mexico and Holland participat-
der Reis will arrive in New York
scattered parts of the country.
of each district. Additional dele-
ing. Active BBYA programs exist
prior to the convention and fly
In St. Louis, members of
gates are then apportioned among
Id
in both countries.
up to the campsite for the five-
Chaim Weizmann BBG spent a
glimpse of the turning of the
the remaining districts strictly
e
The Mexican delegate will be
(See CONVENTION, Page 2)
day in court, getting a first-hand
(See PROGRAM, Page 7)
on a membership basis.
In the case of AZA, a basic
W
LARGEST CONTINGENT
delegation of nine is assigned to
d.
the smallest district District
's
7. The remainder of the avail-
or
to
83 BBYO'ers Expected For Israel Institute
able delegateships is then appor-
tioned equally among the other
six districts on the basis of mem-
The largest contingent in the five-year history of
Israelis who will serve as guides
ship recipients 2 all of whom
bership.
BBYO's Israel Summer Institute a record-breaking plane-
and resource persons.
will receive grants of $425.00
The theory behind the basic del-
load-plus will take part in this year's seven-week Institute.
Accompanying the group this
each, half the total cost of the
legations is to assure adequate
year will be: Milton Heller,
Institute include:
representation for the numeri-
An estimated 83 BBYO'ers will make the journey, the
Northern Region, District 5 di-
AZA Richard Gelberman,
cally smaller districts. The sys-
BBYO Washington headquarters office announced this
rector; Ronald Boris, Baltimore
Asheville, N. C.; Stanley Meret-
tem combines the representation
month.
BBYO director; and Dr. Daniel
sky, Detroit, Mich.: Lorne Miller,
formula of the Federal govern-
Included in the group will be
stopover probably in Rome.
Thursz, Associate Director of
Montreal, Canada; Marshall Mil-
ment whereby each state, regard-
Program, who will serve as coor-
ler, Shawnee Mission, Kans., and
less of size, is equally repre-
14 International Service Fund
Israeli Guides
d
dinator for/ the groups and will
David Samson, Evanston, Ill.
sented in the U. S. Senate, while
scholarship recipients, and three
Once in Israel, the young peo-
be in overall charge of the In-
BBG Susan Ehrenworth,
the U. S. House of Representa-
e
recipients of scholarships pro-
s:
ple will be divided into three
stitute,
Ambridge, Pa.; Marsha Goldman,
tives' membership is based on
vided by local sources.
groups and will be joined by
The 14 international scholar-
(See ISRAEL, Page 4)
population.
So large is the BBYO Institute
Dates for the international par-
ot
contingent that three staff mem-
leys - which will be separate
b-
bers will be required to accom-
7-day events with a brief over-
ch
st
pany the group and possibly a
CONTRIBUTOR
B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS
B'nai B'rith Girls
lap are: ZA-Friday, August
fourth. Indeed, it will be so large
B B G
LIFE MEMBER
18 through Friday, August 25:
ve
that plans are being made to
LEADERSHIP
This Life Membership Care 828 ORER issued is
Id
divide the Institute into three
TRAINING
This Life Membership Card has 3258 issued to
BBG Monday, August 21
through Monday, August 28.
separate sub-groups.
is is the :deals of
The parleys will be held at
Because of the overflow number
hobe
that
K'nai
811th
salcit
service
through
Camp B'nai B'rith, Starlight, Pa.
of BBYO'ers who have been ac-
dedicate cerself to the ideals
cepted for this year's Institute,
expression of hope that she will carry 03
Life
is the Young Adults B'ear Bluis
ultimate Birth Names where SSR may
her life to the practice of 'Resevelence
through the B'sai Young
the group wlil have two depart-
8'has
Love, and Harmony
esse
may
continue
K
Where To Find It
ure dates. The main contingent
devote her life Benevelence Brotherly Love and Harmony
Dated
Dated
B'MA! B'AIT# YOUTH COMMISSION WASHINGTON
full KLM DC-7 planeload-
Aleph Godol's Message Page 3
B'NA B'RITH YOUTH COMMISSION. WASHINGTON, a c
will leave New York on July 6. A
BBG President's
second contingent, all those in
7. Ban
DIRECTOR
Message
Page 5
nd
day the excess plane carry, passengers a
of the 73 which
Chapter Chatter
Page 7
can will leave
BBG'S NEW LIFE MEMBER CARDS are now available from the BBYO Washington headquar-
Sport-Scope
Page 3
or two later. The first group
ters office. Either one of these attractive two-color cards may be used as part of a ceremony honoring
ed
will make a stop-over in Amster-
Names In The News. Page 5
a retiring member. The Gold Life card, at left, costs $3.00. A charge of $.50 is now being made for
in
dam, before continuing on to
the regular life membership card, at right. Proceeds from the sale of the cards go towards the
BBYA President's
ar
Israel. The second group - ac-
order's Anita Perlman Scholarship Fund. Payment in full must accompany all applications for cards.
Message
Page 2
aiz
companied by a BBYO staff mem-
Requests for the cards may be made to the Washington BBYO office only. Application blanks are
Pen Pals
Page 5
ber will make its European
available at regional offices.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 6, June 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.