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The Shofar, Vol. 42, No. 3, April 1966
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:
04/00/1966
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. 42, No. 3, April 1966
BBYO Helping Future
the
Social Worker, Rabbi
Many Miles from USA
SH
Son Sang Mo, a fatherless 14-year-old Korean boy,
is the "foster child" of the BBYA International Service
Fund. For almost two years BBYA has been sending
money and letters to the youth.
In a recent letter Sang Mo ("Son" in his family name)
Official B'nai B'rith Youth Organization Newspaper
wrote," I've lately come to consider it the most valuable
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH - B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS - B'NAI B'RITH YOUNG ADULTS
aim of my life eventually to
The letter was from Bobbe
42nd YEAR
help the people who are poor
6
WASHINGTON, D.C. USA
APRIL, 1966
and in need, when I grow up.
Singer, Chicago, Ill., BBYA
International Service Fund
Your grant of 2,160 won
Chairman.
(about $8) as well as one
All Youth Conventions
sweater, one pair of winter
shoes, three pair of socks
A young Italian boy has
and one pair of gloves that
also been adopted by a BBG
you sent me though the
chapter. Northwest Canada
Foster Parents' Plan were
BBG (Alberta and Sackat-
To Emphasize Learning
all thankfully received."
chewan) have "adopted" the
Sang Mo qualified for
child through the Canadian
Save the Children Fund. His
(Continued on Page Eight)
Community
2 Men Earn
Role to be
Who Is Wise?
He Who Learns
BBYA Topic
From
All
Men.
BBYC Life
The ways which young
Membership
adults best fit into the
American Jewish community
Two life memberships and
will be explored at the 1966
International BBYA Juda-
one new member-at-large of
ism Institute and Conven-
the B'nai B'rith Youth Com-
tion this summer, announced
mission have been an-
Harvey Britchkow, Philadel-
CONVENTION PLANNERS. Announcing the theme of the 1966 Inter
nounced by Ben Barkin, Mil-
phia, International BBYA
national Conventions of AZA and BBG are the four convention
waukee, Wis., who is chair-
planners shown meeting recently in Washington. They are (from left)
Convention Vice President.
Son Sang Mo
man of the highest BBYO
Grand Aleph S'gan Eddie Joffe, Knoxville, Tenn.; International BBG
policy-making body.
Various programs will
President Susan Wilen, Atlanta, Ga.: Grand Aleph Godol Larry
adoption because of his fam-
highlight methods which
Cohen, Oakland, Calif.; and BBG International Convention Vice
ily situation. His father died
Sam Beber, Park Forest,
BBYA members can use to
President Debby Keller, Detroit, Mich The quote is from "Pirke
III., and Maurice Bisgyer,
Avot" ("Sayings of the Fathers").
of measles shortly after his
strengthen their Jewish
younger sister was born be-
Washington, D.C., were
identification, become better
cause proper medical atten-
named life members of the
citizens and share the knowl-
Michigan, Florida
AZAs, BBGs
tion was not available to
BBYC. Beber, who founded
edge and creativity which
him. Sang Mo's mother does
the Aleph Zadik Aleph in
they possess.
Conventions Stress
Will Talk
embroidery in her home,
1924, was first grand presi-
The two-day institute be-
earning about 20 cents a
dent of the AZA Supreme
gins on Friday, July 8. The
day. She has suffered from
Advisory Council, the gov-
Many Jewish Ideals
On Wisdom
convention runs from July
stomach trouble and cannot
erning body which preceded
10 to 15. Both programs will
work hard to support the
the BBYC. Since its found-
be in the Sam Beber Leader-
Jewish ideals are stressed
"Who is Wise? He Who
family.
ing, he has served continu-
ship Village at BBYO's own
at BBYO council and region-
Learns from All Men."
BBYA's contribution will
ously on the youth commis-
Camp B'nai B'rith, Star-
al meets. Two recent Michi-
The quote from "Pirke
not only enable Sang Mo to
sion. He had been the first
light, Pa. BBYA contribu-
gan events and a coming
Avot" ("Sayings of the Fa-
continue his education SO he
advisor of Mother Chapter,
tions helped build the Philip
Florida convention are no
thers") is the theme of the
can become a lawyer, but
Omaha AZA 1 and he is a
M. Klutznick Education
1966 International AZA and
exceptions.
also it will help the rest of
past president of District
BBG Conventions.
Six.
Building and Label A. Katz
"The Meaning of Judaism
the family. The small amount
Arts Building in the village.
as Expressed through the
The meets will bè Aug. 19
of money saved for Sang Mo
Bisgyer has taken an ac-
Resident scholar for the
Practice of My Religion"
to 26 at BBYO's own Camp
will enable his sister to get
tive interest in the progress
institute will be Rabbi Leivy
was the theme of the recent
B'nai B'rith, Starlight, Pa.
an education.
of BBYO since he became a
Smolar, a native of Tel
Detroit Council AZA and
Most programs will take
In addition to their regu-
member of the AZA Su-
Aviv, who is now Assistant
BBG Annual Retreat. God,
place in the Sam Beber
lar contribution, the BBYA
preme Advisory Council in
Professor of History and
prayer, and rituals were ex-
Leadership Village, especial-
International Service Fund
1937. He served as a repre-
Bible as well as Library Di-
plored by 150 participants in
ly the Philip M. Klutznick
sent a additional gift of
sentative of the B'nai B'rith
rector at the Baltimore
this study weekend.
Education Building and La-
$120. With the money the
Supreme Lodge to the BBYC
(Md.) Hebrew College.
The Great Lakes Council
bel A. Katz Arts Building.
Son family now rents a house
from the beginning of the
Rabbi Smolar's articles
Judaism Institute, held in
AZA and BBG contributions
of two rooms with a cooking
BBYC. Until he retired last
about Jewish youth educa-
Mt. Clemens, Mich., review-
helped construct the village.
place. The case worker in
year Bisgyer was BB Exec-
tion have appeared in rab-
ed "The Relationship of the
Over the 350 delegates
Korea who keeps in touch
utive Vice President for 27
binical and education jour-
American Jewish Teenager
alternates from throughout
with Sang Mo reports, "The
years.
nals and in leading Jewish
to Israel." Over 125 mem-
North America and from
house is good enough to pro-
A new BBYC member-at-
newspapers. He is active in
bers took part in this week-
Great Britain will partici-
tect them from winter cold
large is Jess Fisher, Wash-
religious and civic affairs.
end conference.
pate in the 43rd Internation-
and summer leakage."
ington, D.C. Fisher is a
Other convention high-
The 1966 Florida Region
al AZA Convention and
One of the special treas-
prominent real estate, in-
lights will include a model
Convention will be April 28
22nd International BBG
ures which Sang Mo recent-
vestment and insurance ex-
Knesset, Maccabean games,
to May 1 at Camp Ocala,
Convention.
ly received is a photograph
ecutive as well as an active
the BBYA State of the Or-
Fla. The theme, "Would You
Convention highlights
of some of his foster par-
member of the Washington
der Message and interna-
Believe?
Judaism Has
were announced following a
ents. He wrote,
the love-
Board of Trade and Wash-
tional elections.
an Answer", is based on a
Washington meeting of
ly photo of you which was
ington Board of Realtors. At
The new International
quote from a popular televi-
Grand Aleph Godol Larry
accompanied by your recent
the 1965 International AZA
BBYA officers will be in-
sion program. When he
Cohen, Oakland, Calif.; In-
letter, gives me a real idea
and BBG Conventions he
stalled by Hart D. Wintrob,
learned about this meet and
ternational BBG President
that you're all accessible per-
presented each participant
Toronto, Ont., who is the
its theme, Don Adams, the
Susan Wilen, Atlanta, Ga.;
sons-gentle and handsome-
with a copy of "Jews, God
liaison between the B'nai
star of NBC Television's
Grand Aleph S'gan Eddie
looking. I like and treasure
and History," by Max I.
B'rith Youth Commission
"Get Smart," wrote a per-
Joffe, Knoxville, Tenn.; and
this picture very much!"
Dimont.
and BBYA.
sonal letter of good wishes.
(Continued on Page Eight)
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The Shofar, Vol. 42, No. 3, April 1966
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.