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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. 55, No. 5, May 1979
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG) and Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.
Date/Date Range:
05/00/1979
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1970s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. 55, No. 5, May 1979
SHOFAR
THE
Golden Anniversary
Fried
atal care,
Happenings
lopment,
prepara-
health
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
those in-
ssess the
rs toward
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH (AZA)
individual
n indige-
B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS (BBG)
e various
ompleted
ar the in-
May, 1979
neighbor
ish Kib-
nt towns
amunities
rab pop-
activities
language
om both
and CO-
program,
BBYO Mourns Louis L. Perlman
y will be
Inspiring Friday night services and an out-
Dr. Tom Dooley BBG, Bergenfield-Du-
itions of
door birthday party at Churchill Park high-
mont District Three spent their Fiftieth Anni-
ns of co
Dr. Sidney Clearfield, International Di-
career in business, community service, and
lighted the Dallas BBG celebration of the
versary in several ways. In February they
govern-
rector of BBYO, announced the death on
philanthropy. As a businessman, he be-
Fiftieth Anniversary of their organization.
celebrated the anniversary with the B'nai
artment
March 15 of Louis L. Perlman, devoted
came a national authority in the paper and
Rachel Andres and Beth Goldstein were the
B'rith Women at a local Temple. A skit was
develop
leader, benefactor and friend of BBYO. "We
supply field for franchise fast food, and was
Youth Coordinators for the services at Tem-
put on by the girls and then birthday cake
in BBYO, indeed in all Jewish life are some-
chairman of the board of directors of Perl-
ple Emanuel, which featured a sermonette
was served.
office in
what diminished by the loss of this wonder-
man-Rocque Co., restaurant-supply whole-
by Rabbi Schacktel, and BBG skit followed
rganized
ful human being. Louis Perlman was a rare
salers, before retiring ten years ago. For his
by a beautiful Oneg Shabbat. On Sunday
ies and
individual who invested himself personally
public service and philanthropy Mr. Perlman
March 25, over one hundred and fifty BBG
Washington Council BBG held two
ates and
as well as financially in promoting the cause
has received many awards, including the
members and alumni gathered at Churchill
major activities for the 50th Anniversary
needed
of the Jewish people everywhere, and
State of Israel Bonds Prime Minister Gold
Park for ceremonies which included the re-
Celebration of BBG. Their first activity was
working
BBYO in particular." Dr. Clearfield noted,
Medal, and the B'nai B'rith President's
leasing of fifty golden balloons at exactly the
a kick-off dinner to which BBG'er from the
o the as-
that although the Perlman name has be-
Medal, the organization's highest honor.
same time that BBG Chapters all over the
1930's to the 1970's attended. A mass
n has re-
come associated with the BBYO camps, Mr.
country did the same. The Dallas Council of
mailing was sent to as many Washington
Nathan
Perlman was interested and participated in
Mr. Perlman served as president of the
B'nai B'rith Women was represented on the
BBG alumnae as could be located. The girls
Federa-
every facet of the BBYO program.
B'nai B'rith North Shore Lodge, and as a
Coordinating committee as well. Both events
created and led a Friday Night Service at
ong the
For many years a member-at-large of the
member of the Board of Trustees of the
highlighted the fifty years of service by
Ohr Kodesh Congregation, which included
erica is
Jewish teenage girls to the community.
poetry and songs sung by a BBG choir. The
World
sermon was delivered by Evelyn Wasser-
Sabra BBG #43 and Shoshana BBG
strom, International President of B'nai B'rith
#891 of Indianapolis, held a very suc-
Women. Following the service, an Oneg
Israel's
cessful and memorable Golden Anniversary
Shabbat was held which included the display
Jews is
weekend in March. On Friday, BBG alumnae
of Chapter and Council memorabilia.
ounted.
were recognized following a creative service
loes not
and Oneg Shabbat. A birthday party dance
Valley Region BBG held a great cele-
tion-at
was held on Saturday night, where KIO Re-
bration of BBG's Golden Anniversary, with
gional Director Jeffrey Hoffman recognized
the entire weekend based on Golden Sis-
to Israel
Shoshana as a Golden Sister Chapter. Even
terhood events. It began with a BBG/BBW
n village
sub-zero temperatures on Sunday didn't
Sabbath on Friday night, in which many
re gone.
stop a caravan of decorated cars which
Chapters attended. Following the services,
aders in
arrived at the Indiana Governor's Mansion
and all day Saturday, individual BBG Chap-
for the launching of fifty balloons and a
ters held events with the theme of "Golden
hen ex
friendship circle. Members of West Lafayette
Sisterhood." Events ranged from sleepovers
) matter
Tikva BBYO also attended the weekend.
to Sisterhood Banner making parties, to a
e in the
Both the Governor of Indiana and the Mayor
dinner in the park. On Sunday, the weekend
of Indianapolis proclaimed March 21-27
was highlighted with a birthday party at
acted at
B'nai B'rith Girls Week. The weekend was
Petit Park, where the entire Region gathered
10011.
well attended by BBYO members, their
to celebrate. The party started with a wel-
ble gifts
parents, and BBG alumnae.
come from the Regional Golden Sisterhood
e made
(Continued on page 2)
ailed to
District Conventions
B'nai B'rith Youth Commission, Mr. Perl-
B'nai B'rith Foundation, which funds BBYO.
For their leadership and generosity on be-
#2
and dilemmas related to personal and col-
man worked tirelessly along with his wife
lective freedom, freedom in the home, com-
Anita, as a husband-wife team, on behalf of
half of the BBYO camps, the Perlmans were
munity, and BBYO. The Shabbos services
the young men and women of AZA and
honored when the camp at Starlight, Penn-
The District #2 combined convention and
and Havdalah also will center on this im-
BBG. Despite his illness, Mr. Perlman con-
sylvania was renamed the B'nai B'rith
Judaism/leadership training institute will be
portant theme.
tinued as an active leader of the organization
Perlman Camp, and the leadership village
held June 21-25 at Camp Beber, Muk-
The district institute coordinators are
to his last day, which comes as no surprise
at the new Beber Camp was named the
wonago, Wisconsin. This will be the second
Marcia Wymor, Cleveland, and Stuart
to those who knew him. Of his many activi-
Perlman Village.
major District #2 event at the new Midwest
Kodish, Akron. Paul Kraft, DAG and Debbie
ties in diverse fields he derived the most
Mrs. Anita Perlman, organizer of Na-
camp.
Hailpern, district n'siah, complete the top
satisfaction from working on behalf of Jewish
tional BBG, past International President of
Conference attendance will be restricted
steering committee. Mark Lampert, Denver,
youth.
B'nai B'rith Women, and first woman ever
to around one hundred fifty youth and
will serve as District #2 staff administrative
Born to a family rich in Jewish tradition 76
to serve as B'nai B'rith Youth Commission
twenty staff; it is hoped that expansion plans
coordinator. Other top youth coordinators
years ago in Russia, Louis Perlman grew up
chairman, shared many honors with her
will provide wider accommodations in the
are Stacey Titens, Kansas City, and Joey
in Chicago where, as a young man, he
late husband with whom she worked closely
future. The theme, Freedom: Cherut, will be
Eppy, Canton, workshops and Shabbat
served as a cantor in his synagogue. He
during his business career and after his re-
included in every facet of the institute pro-
electives; Harlan Dolgin, St. Louis, and
graduated Northwestern University with a
tirement. We in BBYO are deeply indebted
gram. For example, the workshops will con-
Karen Glickstein, Kansas City, dorms;
degree in engineering, and went on to pur-
to both of them and will long cherish the
centrate on the Jewish view of freedom, spe-
Mindy Beller, Elyria, Golden Anniversary
es
sue. for more than 50 years a successful
blessed memory of Louis L. Perlman.
cific freedoms in a democratic setting, limits
(Continued on p. 6)
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The Shofar, Vol. 55, No. 5, May 1979
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG) and Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.