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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. 47, No. 2, February-March 1971
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:
02/00/1971 - 03/00/1971
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:
1970s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. 47, No. 2, February-March 1971
THE
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
SHOFAR
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH (AZA)
B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS (BBG)
B'NAI B'RITH YOUNG ADULTS (BBYA)
47th YEAR
WASHINGTON, D. USA
FEBRUARY-MARCH, 1971
ty and
you to
region
aign by
Public
Health
$97,000: ISF Goal For Current Program Year
to pre-
rogram.
Work
BBYO's Banner
Leaders Call
cials to
ut VD,
of pre-
In Forefront
On All Chapters
e local
an use
Of Big Protests
For Action Now
litera-
duties;
BBYO is chalking up a shin-
$97,020
conduct
ing record for its vanguard
That's the combined AZA-
role in the world-wide protest
BBG International Service
tion is
movement in behalf of Soviet
Fund target to be reached by
nerican
Jewry. Regional conventions,
the end of the 1971 program
n, 1740
city-wide demonstrations, peti-
Mu
year (July-August).
N.Y.
tion drives, conferences and
many other events indicate an
GRATIN
Athough it seems a large
Health
sum, it merely reflects BBYO's
C. and
intensified effort to persuade
PEOPLE
long-standing per-capita quota
ization,
the Soviet government to alter
of $2-a goal never fully
New
its repressive policies.
achieved, even though some in-
Information (still being re-
dividual chapters have greatly
ceived at press-time) indicates
exceeded it, while others fell
the broad scope of BBYO in-
far short of this minimum.
volvement.
Each region has a specific
In Israel, BBYO's affiliate
goal based on membership
A
Noar Lenoar ("Youth to
anticipated in the new mem-
Youth") was among the first
bership drive that was an-
groups to take to the streets
nounced last month; objectives
with protest banners when a
are geared to the number of
W Zea-
Russian court passed death
total members to be enrolled
Coun-
sentences (later eased to harsh
in the regions.
into be-
prison terms) on alleged plane-
BBYO's Israel counterpart Noar Lenoar was in the forefront of tremendous rally in Tel Aviv that protested Soviet mistreatment
oria. It
hijackers. A photo of NL in
The way the total $97,019
of the Jews at which Prime Minister Golda Meir was the main speaker. Note NL banner in foreground. Photos of our Israeli
Cohen
action was carried round the
target breaks down:
brothers and sisters in action were published in leading newspapers of the U.S.
honor
world in press coverage of the
AZA $40,938.75. BBG:
Jewish
demonstration.
$56,018. Each amount seems
leader
Canadian members joined
tion in
other youth groups in a mass
Reffe Assails Adult 'Hypocrisy
entirely reasonable in terms of
to-be-expected membership-
demonstration in the national
yet, last year AZA fell short of
ith 23
capital of Ottawa. The group
Klutznick Decries Generalities
its previous fund-raising level
n grad-
lit a huge menorah not far
by $6,000 and BBG by $6,700.
from the Soviet embassy, and
Regional officers, including
WASHINGTON,1 Adult
in the synagogue and through
U.S. Ambassador to the Eco-
sang, chanted and bore plac-
ISF chairmen, throughout the
"hypocrisy" both inside and
ards for five hours in sub-zero
ethical dealing with others.
nomic and Social Council of
Order are called upon to make
outside the synagogue es-
He further declared the initia-
weather.
the United Nations, honorary
the 1971 fund-raising target a
ts that
tranges youth from the Jewish
tive of youth was the main
B'nai B'rith president and for-
matter of prime concern on
on the
Hundreds March in Mid-West
heritage, GAG Paige Reffe
factor in the recent world-
mer AZA grand aleph godol,
every occasion. The godol and
ve that
charged in an Oneg Shabbat
BBYO was prominently
wide pro-Israel demonstra-
moderated the session. The
n'siah of every region are
ment.'
symposium here. The inter-
tions and protests against
represented among the hun-
writes,
dreds of youth and adults
national AZA godol was
Soviet anti-Jewish oppression
kind of generational differ-
urged to call a special meeting
as quickly as possible of all
nded it
sharply challenged during the
-a contention adult activists
ences brought forth in the dis-
l. The
from Chicago, Milwaukee
question period of the forum
in this cause strongly denied.
cussion, he said, were typical
chapter ISF chairmen, godolim
and other midwest cities who
and n'siot to discuss the critical
attend-
that was part of the annual
congregated at Fontana, Wis.
Philip M. Klutznick, former
(Continued on Page Two)
financial problem facing BBYO
non-
for a conference on Soviet
international meeting of the
Board of Governors of B'nai
Lenny Neimark and Mi-
tivities
Jewry, followed by a two-
B'rith.
chelle Czerner, international
y.
hour program in a drenching
in the
downpour. A congressman
Reffe, Shelley Stuart, BBG
'Freedom of Action' OK'd
ISF chairmen, respectively, of
AZA and BBG, request that at
7, have
and the lieutenant-governor
n'siah, and Stuart Slutzman,
the regional meetings on ISF.
many
of Illinois took part in the
BBYA president, attended three
the goals, of each individual
and ed-
program, that featured a re-
days of deliberations by the
Board as official voting dele-
WASHINGTON, D.C. series of history-making changes in
chapter be clearly set forth.
cluding
sounding demand for the
from
Soviet Union to permit emi-
gates. The meetings dealt with
BBYO policy dealing, for the most part, with youth's urgent
Of course, a chapter's per
major B'nai B'rith policies dur-
quest for greater freedom-of-action in the furtherance of social
capita contribution need not
rs, the
gration of Jews to Israel.
istians
ing a time of crisis.
causes, now has the sanction of the B'nai B'rith Youth Commis-
literally consist of a $2 per
On the windswept boardwalk
sion.
member gift but a total
other
Reffe's talk was entitled
embers
in wintry Atlantic City, N.J.
Drawn up by AZA and BBG at their international conventions
chapter sum that at least
"Youth's Alienation from Juda-
h Met-
the northern region of District
last summer and presented in a mail poll of the Commission,
equals such a per-member
ism" Another AZA speaker,
5 culminated a weeklong con-
the proposals gained the approval of at least two-thirds of the
quota-or, preferably, more.
erence
Howard Appelbaum, godol of
vention with a march for
members of the BBYO policy-making body, with only minor
ISF funds may be raised in a
organi-
Daniel AZA, Silver Spring,
Soviet Jewry. The city's feder-
changes and additions.
variety of interesting, enjoy-
ield of
Md. and high school student
ation of Jewish charities had
Perhaps the most significant proposal, that concerning con-
able and painless ways, many
representative on the National
requested BBYO to lead the
troversial speakers, states, in effect, that BBYO chapters and
of which are described in a
Coordinating Council on Drug
procession. which was covered
other units may invite such speakers provided the chapter
new publication now available
by television crews.
Abuse Education, spoke on
advisor is present when the decision is made to issue the invita-
from the BBYO regional or na-
BYA,
"The New Morality," while a
tion, and provided the chapter assures ample opportunity for
tional office.
orts a
Atlanta's Mayor Sam Mas-
third participant was Carl
the "other" side of the controversy to air its views at the meeting.
sell was on hand to greet 300
Gershman, co-chairman of the
Titled "Fund Raising for the
udes a
Other requirements are that the regional office be informed in
delegates to the Southern re-
Youth Committee for Peace
Seventies", the lively, down-to-
which
advance of the plans for the meeting and receive a report of
gion District 5 convention who
earth brochure contains a com-
and Democracy in the Middle
subsequent publicity.
a dish
marched to City Hall to demon-
East.
plete range of easy-to-apply
If the meeting is sponsored by a BBYO unit higher than
strate against Soviet injustice.
methods to help every chapter
rty at
In an impassioned indict-
chapter level, appropriate professional staff members will func-
The march through the down-
meet - and surpass its ISF
Center
town area continued to the
ment of adults who profess
tion as advisors.
goal. When you write, ask for
nance"
State House, where Gov. (now
religious belief while failing
Another proposal permits BBYO local units to formulate, an-
Publication Code PB33. Also
plans
to practice its tenets, Reffe
nounce and publicize positions on local, national or interna-
Lieut.-Gov.) Lester Maddox not
ask for the covering material
called upon adults to "live"
tional issues on which B'nai B'rith or BBYO has no clear-cut
r new
which shows the specific goal
(Continued on Page Two)
as Jews in sincere worship
(Continued on Page Two)
for your region.
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The Shofar, Vol. 47, No. 2, February-March 1971
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.