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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. 61 No. 1, October 1984
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:
10/00/1984
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:
1980s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. 61 No. 1, October 1984
Shotar
The
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
Tishri 5745, October 1984
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
Campaign 84-The Year of the Conventions
This past summer our nation was wit-
things. Said Weinshienk, "It gave me the
ness to the staging of two political con-
self confidence to let me know I could be
ventions. As our citizens focused on the
INVENTION
a leader; and it helped me to appreciate
ORNATION
selection of delegates and listened to the
BRITH
my Judaism to a greater extent."
rhetoric of campaign speeches, BBYOers
Grossman told the convention body that
throughout the Order were involved in a
he considered himself at that moment,
similar process in preparation for the AZA
"A gold medal winner in the olympics of
and BBG International Conventions held
Jewish life." He continued on to laude the
at B'nai B'rith Perlman Camp in August.
teenagers as "the inspirational force that
Yes, not only did many BBYOers have an
when properly applied can move the im-
opportunity to watch the political activi-
movable."
ty that took place at the national party
And there were others who were noted
conventions, but they also were given the
for their outstanding devotion not only to
chance to serve as delegates and cam-
the continuity of the Judaic movement
paign for office within their own organiza-
but to the furtherance of the goals of the
tion
State of Israel. For his work in this behalf.
In total, there were more than 400
Senator Henry Jackson was memorialized
youth who gathered for the five-day con-
at the convention and a plaque bearing
vention period this year. They came from
his name was affixed to the Memorial
36 regions of North America, and they
Grove.
hailed as well from Districts #14 (Israel),
Then there were elections, where the
#15 (Great Britain and Ireland), and #19
40th N'siah and 60th Grand Aleph Godol
(Continental Europe).
were brought forth to office-Betsy Win-
Once at Perlman Camp, they enjoyed a
nick of West Haven, Connecticut and How-
variety of activities, all based around the
ard Cohen of New Castle, Pennsylvania.
theme: Anachnu Echad-We are one.
Both are the first individuals to serve in
Their programs ranged from business
INTERNATIONAL
this role from their respective cities.
meetings to AZA 60th anniversary celebra-
And in the category of programming,
tions. and the spirit exhibited by the par-
the convention kicked off the 1984-85 In-
ticipants created an atmosphere of excite-
ternational program thrust-B'nai B'rith
ment for all who were involved.
Against Drunk Driving (BBADD) aimed at
Their reasons for coming were as var-
removing from the streets and highways
ied as the accents that uniquely identified
across the United States drivers who are
their home territories. Some came to fur-
under the influence of alcohol. There was
ther the goals of the BBYO program; oth-
also an intergenerational program that
ers came to renew the friendships they
explored the issues revolving around rela-
had developed at previous conventions.
tionships between youth and senior
Whatever the reason, they were deeply
adults.
unified in their zest for the program, and
Rounding out the convention program
once again, the spirit that they generated
were the awards ceremonies, middle east
witness to that.
selective courses and the kick-off of the
They honored individuals and memori-
new membership program, "Go for the
alized others. Those who were honored
Goal." Aside from the installations and life
were deemed outstanding alumni of the
ceremonies, there were many special
program. They were Judge Zita Wein-
messages for the conventioneers. These
shienk of Denver, Colorado, an alumna of
included remarks from Beverly Davis,
Stars of Rebecca BBG in Tucson, Arizona,
president of B'nai B'rith Women; Anita
who received the Anita Perlman Distin-
Perlman, AZA international sweetheart and
guished BBG Alumna Award; and Aaron
Shown in top photo are members of the AZA 1984-85 Executive Board who will be
BBG pioneer; and Philip Klutznick, hon-
Grossman, an Ohio businessman and
serving with Grand Aleph Godol Howard Cohen. From left are: Dan Fields, Kohen
orary president of B'nai B'rith Interna-
chairman of the B'nai B'rith Youth Com-
Godol; Itai Ferber, Overseas Shaliach; David Warshaw; North American Shaliach;
tional and the second Grand Aleph Godol
mission who received the Sam Beber Dis-
Jeff Oberstein, Dovair; Jeff Ackerman, Mazkir; and Donald Tobin, S'gan. In the
of AZA.
tinguished AZA Alumnus Award.
bottom photo are pictured the BBGs who will serve with Betsy Winnick, N'siah, on
Yes, there certainly was over that five-
In accepting the award, Judge Wein-
her Executive Board. From left are: Andrea Jaron, S'ganit; Hadine Joffe, Mazkirah;
day period something for everyone and a
shienk told the youth that BBG helped her
Andrea Gordman, Doveret; Susan Sherman, h'licha; Debbie Bernstein, Contest
purpose that unified all within the conven-
to
appreciate her ability to do many
Chairwoman; and Brenda Fishman, Madricha.
tion theme-We Are One.
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The Shofar, Vol. 61 No. 1, October 1984
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.