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The Shofar, Vol. 43, No. 3, April 1967
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:
04/00/1967
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. 43, No. 3, April 1967
YAs Hold EJI
BBYA Reveals
The Fourth Annual BBYA
Eastern Judaism Institute was
month, reported Southern
Ontario Region BBYA Presi-
SHOFAR
the
'67 Convention,
held in Toronto, Ont., last
Institute Themes
dent Mel Osolky and EJI Co-
BBYA President Mark Lav-
ordinator Charles Rosenfeld.
letter, Detroit, Mich., and Con-
im De-
Participants came from
vention Vice President Ruth
Canada, Chicago, and Detroit
Cooper, Baltimore, Md., met
he cele-
eme of
(including International
Official B'nai B'rith Youth Organization Newspaper
late last month in Washing-
BBYA President Mark Lav-
ton, D. C. to discuss plans for
Jewry
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH (AZA) B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS (BBG) B'NAI B'RITH YOUNG ADULTS (BBYA)
the 1967 International Juda-
letter) to the weekend of Jew-
ism Institute and Convention.
Month
ish study, fellowship, and com-
43rd YEAR
WASHINGTON, D. C. USA
April, 1967
The BBYAs will hold both
Consult-
memoration of Canada's Cen-
annual programs at Camp
tape in-
tennial Year.
B'nai B'rith, Starlight, Pa.,
ice par-
On Friday night, Nolan Ja-
BB Honors Ben-Gurion in NYC
from July 7 to 14.
charge,
cobs conducted Kabbalat
Theme for the young adults'
Shabbat and Ma'ariv services.
third Judaism institute is
on Jew-
Rabbi Joseph Kelman spoke
NEW YORK, 7.-David
"Where Judaism Differs."
nearest
on "The Influence of Rabbis
Ben-Gurion returned last
Resident scholar again this
and Educators on Jewish
month to the Biltmore Hotel
year will be Rabbi Leivy Smo-
ngster,"
Youth." An informal evening
ballroom where 25 years ago
lar, a professor of history and
charge,
followed.
he presented the historic "Bilt-
Bible at the Baltimore (Md.)
The next morning members
more Declaration" - which
Hebrew College.
rs" and
of the Institute were encour-
called for the establishment
After the institute, the
charge,
aged to worship at the syna-
of a "Jewish commonwealth"
22nd international convention
gogue of their choosing. In the
in Palestine - to a wartime
will begin its meetings and
afternoon, sessions continued
Emergency Zionist Confer-
programs. Chosen as the con-
n't.
with the distinguished educa-
ence.
vention theme is "This Is Our
song by
tor Heinz Warschauer speak-
The eight-point declaration
Quest: To Dream the Impos-
an anec-
ing on the theme of "How Did
became a rallying point for al-
sible Dream."
song into
the Torah Come to Be and
most all of American Jewry in
What Does it Tell Us Today ?"
support of the cause that led
earned in
Ray Havelock, program di-
TV Special
to Israel's statehood six years
hey don't
rector for SOR and BBYA
later.
"The Investigation," a re-
new part.
consultant, spoke briefly on
The 80-year-old former
cital of the actual testimony
one time.
"Exotic Jews of Many Lands."
Prime Minister spoke at a
NEW YORK, N. President Dr. William A. Wexler and David
of witnesses and defendants
but teach
After supper, there was a
B'nai B'rith dinner where 600
Ben-Gurion are shown examining the enlarged photo of the head
at Auschwitz Concentration
Havdalah service and an "Ask
guests joined him in commem-
table from which the former Israeli Prime Minister delivered his
Camp trials, will be pre-
length of
the Rabbi" session with Rabbi
orating adoption of his famous
"Biltmore Platform" to an Emergency Zionist Conference in 1942.
sented this month on NBC
iliar: less
Albert Pappenheim. Shlomo
statement of aims and prin-
television. The color tele-
mes more
and Yael Biederman, of the
ciples. A group of AZA mem-
cast will be Friday, April
BBYO specialty staff, led the
bers narrated portions of Ben-
BBYC Names Joseph Kanter,
14, at 9:30 p.m. (New York
between
young adults in Israeli folk-
Gurion's autobiography.
time) and again Sunday,
roup sing
singing and dancing.
Dr. William A. Wexler,
April 16, at 3:30 p.m. (New
other. All
On Sunday Rabbi Ra-
B'nai B'rith President, called
ffective.
binovitch addressed the group
Sol Polk as New Members
York time). Peter Weiss'
the Biltmore Platform "an act
shattering theatre piece re-
phere can
on "The Conflict Between Sec-
of magnificent 'hutzpah'' in
cently completed its run on
esiveness
ular Society and the Role of
The election of two distinguished new members-at-large
its demand "that the very
Broadway.
In addi-
Religion." He contrasted the
of the B'nai B'rith Youth Commission-Joseph H. Kanter,
Jewish view of family, love,
maximum of Jewish promise
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Sol Polk, Chicago, Ill.-has been an-
The size of each delegation
have been
become the very minimum of
marriage and sex with that of
nounced by Ben Barkin, commission chairman.
-based on March 31 member-
n be used
the non-Jew.
Jewish reality" and its affir-
Barkin, a Milwaukee, Wis. public relations executive,
Finally
ship figures-has been an-
mation at a time when Nazi
pointed out that Kanter is an AZA alumnus. Kanter has
nounced. New York will send
in your
Germany dominated most of
twice received the State of Israel Award for Leadership in
re skilled
Career Day
seven; Laurentian, 13; South-
Europe. Philip M. Klutznick,
the United Jewish Appeal. He was national chairman of the
ern Ontario, 10; Philadelphia,
ng to help
a former AZA Grand Aleph
UJA's Young Leadership Cabinet and is on the UJA Execu-
New York City has been
13; North Jersey area, five;
Godol and B'nai B'rith Presi-
tive Committee.
st district
selected as the site of BBYO's
Southern California, 21 (al-
dent, called Ben-Gurion's visit
10th "Career in BBYO Day"
He is the owner of a multi-corporate organization com-
though only 11 will receive
oks avail
one "encouraging us toward a
Sunday, May 21.
prising community and land development, savings and loan
regular travel rebates) ; Balti-
new set of prophecies for an
firms, real estate, apartments, shopping centers, and various
more chapter, one: Miami
The Career Conference is a
American Jewish community
investments. Esquire Magazine selected him as one of 54
chapter, one: Chicago, 17; and
unique BBYO event designed
of greater breadth and deep-
Michigan, five.
to stimulate qualified mem-
ening content."
In addition, 13 international
bers of the Order and alumni
officers and chairmen will par-
to pursue careers in social
ticipate as delegates. Although
group work. Ultimate objec-
accommodations for non-dele-
tive of the recruitment con-
gates are limited, all regis-
er
ference is to attract top qual-
ity BBYO-oriented people into
Magazine to
tered BBYA members are in-
vited to apply as visitors.
ny
career work with the agency.
The day-long program gives
Give Awards
Official registration forms
for delegates and visitors are
prospective social group work-
Parents' Magazine is
available at BBYO Headquar-
ers an opportunity to hear at
again sponsoring National
ters and all BBYO Offices serv-
first hand about career oppor-
Youth Group Achievement
ing the BBYA program. Dead-
tunities in BBYO, educational
Awards to encourage and
line for applications is May 31.
requirements and other fac-
recognize youth groups who
tors of interest to career-
volunteer their time and
Joseph H. Kanter
Sol Polk
Bus to Take
minded youths.
energies to community serv-
Members of BBYO's head-
ice projects.
outstanding "Bright Young Men in Science, Politics, Arts,
YAs to Expo
quarters and field staff, along
and Business."
Between breakfast on
Several BBYO chapters
with faculty members of
have received these awards
Polk is active on behalf of the National Jewish Welfare
Friday, July 14, and sun-
schools of social work, staff
in the last 12 years. Cash
Board, Board of Jewish Education, and Combined Jewish
down, a chartered bus will
the conferences to answer the
prizes worth $1,000 and
Appeal. He has been honored by the B'nai B'rith Foundation
take interested BBYA con-
questions posed.
in his area.
ventioneers to Expo '67 in
plaques of honor are pre-
This year's conference will
He also serves on the board of directors of the Chicago
Montreal, Que.
sented by the magazine.
be open to all BBYO members
Nominations for 1967
Better Business Bureau, Illinois Board of Economic Develop-
The Laurentian Region
and alumni in Districts One-
close this June 1. For more
ment, Export Advisory Committee, and the Chicago Heart
BBYO Office is coordinating
22. Three and Northern Re-
Association.
this unforgettable experi-
details, write Parents' Mag-
ence at the fair which helps
gion of Five.
azine Youth Group Awards,
He is the founder and president of Polk Brothers, which
mark Canada's Centennial.
Additional details are avail-
52 Vanderbilt Ave., New
has fifteen locations in greater Chicago. The firm's distribu-
For more details, write
able from BBYO regional of-
York, N. Y. 10017.
tion center is the largest independent retailer's warehouse
BBYO Headquarters.
fices.
in the country.
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The Shofar, Vol. 43, No. 3, April 1967
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.