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The Shofar, Vol. 39, No. 4, April 1962
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:
04/00/1962
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. 39, No. 4, April 1962
CAREER SHOPPING?
BBYO Career Day Now
the
Set For Chicago, May 27
It could lead to the decision of a lifetime!
BBYO's headquarters office announced this month that
the sixth annual Career-in-BBYO Day will be held in Chi-
cago, Sunday, May 27. The announcement fixes a definite
date for the annual parley tentatively announced last month
as May 20. Site of the meeting will be The Palmer House,
one of Chicago's most famous hotels.
Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
The uniquely BBYO event, de-
AZA-BBG-BBYA
signed to stimulate qualified
available from BBYO regional
members and alumni of the order
offices.
38TH YEAR
to pursue career opportunities as
APRIL, 1962
Office of Publications. Baltimore, Md. Send address changes to
The Shofar, 1640 Rhode Island Ave., NW. Washington 6,
social group workers with BBYO,
is expected to draw upwards of
40 participants from the mid-
HEW Secretary Ribicoff
west.
They will hear representatives
of BBYO's staff, and members of
Endorses Grandparent Plan
college faculties, discuss career
Letters from Secretary of Health, Education and Wel-
qualifications, job expectations,
fare, Abraham Ribicoff, to BBG president Marcia Goren and
potential salaries and other as-
AZA Grand Aleph Godol Shelly Zimmerman expressing
pects of career-choosing which
hearty endorsement for the newly-inaugurated "Adopt A
are of interest to young people.
Grandparent Plan" officially launched the program last
They will also be told about the
limited number of scholarships
month.
mous
UNICEF Thanks
"It would seem to me that with
available from BBYO for poten-
tial BBYO staff members. And
AZA For Gift
the common sense approach of
they will hear that as an informal
your organization the plan would
is
New York
on
Jewish educational agency, BBYO
work out well, and I feel sure,
The executive director of the
places a great stress on "the posi-
United States Committee for
when it has proven successful,
tive Jewish attitudes" of its staff
UNICEF last month sent a letter
it will spread to other groups,"
members making a Jewish back-
to GAG Sheldon Zimmerman ac-
Secretary Ribicoff's letter said.
knowledging receipt of a contri-
Cost*
ground and identification with
Expressing his wishes for "all
bution of $1000 from the order's
5
Jewish life essential requisites
success in this venture," Mr. Ribi-
Service Fund.
for positions with BBYO.
The letter, from C. Lloyd
coff labeled the program idea
Bailey, expressed his pleasure
one that would "provide continu-
2
Staff Alumni
over seeing the order "taking
ous and constructive companion-
That BBYO professional ca-
such an interest in the needs of
ship to older people." The HEW
reers do attract former members
unfortunate children in other
Secretary also said he was "well
of the order may be seen from the
parts of the world."
fact that numerous members of
Said Mr. Bailey's letter: "I
acquainted with the great work
want to express appreciation for
being done along many lines by
BBYO's present staff were in
this very generous gift."
B'nai B'rith."
BBYO as youths.
ALL IN THE FAMILY. Mrs. Israel Wilen of Atlanta, Ga., treasurer
Further impetus for the unique
The conference will be open to
of the Atlanta BBYO Committee, plants a congratulatory kiss on
Applications Ready
new program idea in which AZA
all BBYO members and alumni
daughter Susan's cheek after formally inducting her as president of
newly-organized Daughters of Torah BBG of Atlanta. The chapter
and BBG chapters are expected
in Districts 2 and 6 who are now
take
least high school seniors and
also earned the distinction of being the first to achieve 100 per cent
Details Set
to enthusiastically participate is
mother-membership-in-B'nai B'rith, new project of the B'nai B'rith
being provided by publication of
know
have been certified by a BBYO
Women of Atlanta. Atlanta's Devoted Jewish Girls BBG also hit the
staff member as having a good
For BBYO's
a four-page program guide. Cop-
100 per cent mark in the program.
ies of the guide are now available
potential for a successful career
from BBYO regional offices and
in
social group work.
Accredited participants will be
THREE ADDED THIS YEAR
1962 NLTC
will serve as an invaluable aid
your
in organizing meaningful chapter
entitled to travel rebates. BBYO
programs.
will pay the round-trip railroad
YA "Operation Bootstraps"
Applications for scholar-
coach fare - less $5.00-for each
ships and participation in the
Program Guide
eligible participant up to a maxi-
The
Giving Aid To 6 Regions
summer-long Extended Na-
"Adopt A Grandparent
mum of $25.00. Non-BBYO mem-
Plan" last month also drew com-
bers may also attend but will re-
tional Leadership Training
ment from Raynard Jameson,
ceive no travel rebate.
BBYA's "Operation Bootstraps," the order-financed
Program are now available in
B'nai B'rith's National Director
Although no provisions are be-
fund designed to help develop and strengthen BBYA
Regional and District of-
of Citizenship and Civic Affairs.
ing made for persons remaining
In a letter to the BBYO head-
overnight, participants who ex-
throughout the country, is now helping to provide staff
fices, it was announced this
quarters office, Mr. Jameson said
pect to be in Chicago on the Sat-
urday night preceding the confer-
services in New York, Chicago, Middle Atlantic Region,
month by Avrom Surath,
the program "would fill a long-
Laurentian Region, Boston and Washington, BBYA presi-
Grand Aleph S'gan of AZA
felt need, and would be in the
ence are required to inform the
best traditions and concept of
and Judy Millman, BBG vice-
at BBYO BBYO least Washington plans
of their
dent Bob Levinson reported this month.
tzdakah." "BBYO members, said
one week in advance.
New York, Chicago and the
president in charge of lead-
Mr. Jameson, "are to be con-
offices can furnish advice
or
Middle Atlantic Regions were re-
ing funds for all nationally-pro-
ership training. The two are
gratulated for their vision on
information on overnight
cipients of BBYA "Operation
such a noble undertaking."
housing.
vided assistance.
serving jointly as co-ordina-
Bootstraps" funds last year.
The "Adopt A Grandparent
More detailed information re-
In New York, Long Island Re-
Levinson reported that Chi-
tors of this summer's NLTC.
Plan," approved by the AZA and
garding reservations and partici-
cago's situation is unique in that
gional Director Ed Simon coor-
The program will run from
BBG executive boards at their
in the Career Conference is
it provides locally-raised match-
dinates BBYA activities working
Tuesday, July 3 to Monday, Au-
recent mid-year meetings in
in conjunction with the New York
gust 20. Space will be available
Washington, calls on BBYO chap-
For BBYO Groups Around The Nation
Region and the BBYA Council.
for only 28 participants, an in-
ters to provide companionship to
In
crease of 9 over last summer.
older persons in institutions such
Chicago, recently-employed
Scholarships of $400 each will be
as homes and hospitals.
FromTobogganing' Talking
Henry Nussbaum coordinates
awarded to each leader who is
While BBYO chapters in the
BBYA activities in conjunction
selected to participate in the pro-
past have conducted programs
Brotherhood Week Marked
with regional director Dave
gram, thus reducing the full fee
for elderly persons such as par-
Rosen, Working under the direc-
of $695 to $295 for all partici-
ties, holiday celebrations and va-
pants.
riety shows, the emphasis of the
tion of District 3 BBYO director
Brotherwood Week activities of BBYO chapters took
Ed Schifreen is past interna-
Priority for participation and
new activity will be on providing
a
variety of forms and shapes, reports from around the
scholarships go to Regional Presi-
companionship.
order indicate.
tional BBYA president Lou Zim-
dents or Godols or to Council
Experts on the problems of the
mer who looks after BBYA inter-
of In Washington, D.C., members
an adult-moderated youth panel
Presidents or Godols where the
aging have found that the desire
discussion. BBYO'ers and mem-
ests in the Middle Atlantic
Lincoln AZA visited a YMCA
Council is not part of the Region.
to sit and talk with a younger
bers of the Methodist youth
Region.
recreation center where they vol-
Supplementary priorities then fol-
person is one of the most press-
unteered their services for vari-
group participating with them
In the three new areas being
low this order: regional vice-
ing needs. BBYO'ers, through
ous
were on the panel.
aided this year, Sol Stober, a
presidents or s'gans, Council
their "friendly visiting corps"
vital maintenance tasks, in-
The non-Jewish friends of Potts-
former BBYO advisor and board
cluding painting and cutting up
Presidents or Godols where the
will attempt to provide such
ville, Pennsylvania AZA and BBG
member, works out of Montreal,
Council is part of the Region;
companionship.
wood.
members-along with their min-
supervising BBYA activities in
Council Vice-Presidents or S'gan,
the other end of the activity
isters- -were the guests of the
the Laurentian Region. He works
District Officers in the Region or
scale Toppers ganing party Winnipeg's tobog-
was the interfaith
BBYO'e at Sabbath Services
in conjunction with Nundi Israeli,
Council; and other Regional or
Where To Find It
which
and a program, "Profiles in Pre-
full-time assistant regional BBYO
Council officers.
Aleph Godol's
Anglican youth church group.
AZA held with a local
judice" which followed. The pro-
director.
Message
May 5 Deadline
Page 3
In Wichita, Kans., Wichita BBG
gram revolved around a discus-
Boston's BBYA activities are
Applications for space and
BBG President's
invited members of a Negro
sion of racial and religious
now being handled by Al Trotter
scholarships should be in the
Message
Page 5
youth group to be its guests at
prejudice.
under the supervision of New
hands of Regional or District staff
Chapter Chatter
Page 6
And in Grand Rapids, Mich.,
England BBYO regional director
members as soon as possible.
Direct From The
the 37th anniversary of Wasser-
Jack Lavy.
After May 5, priorities will no
Director
Dallas, Texas, Brotherhood
Page
man AZA was utilized as the oc-
In the Washington, D.C. area,
had a cultural bent as
longer apply and scholarships and
Names In The News
casion for a radio broadcast
recent allocations provided by
Page 8
Zesmer BBG and Louis
skit on the Brotherhood Week
the BBYA international execu-
space will be distributed among
Pen Pals
Page 8
Brandeis AZA participated in
eligible applicants ony on the
theme.
(see BOOTSTRAPS, page 5)
(See NLTC, Page 5)
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The Shofar, Vol. 39, No. 4, April 1962
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.