Cape Zionist Youth Activities

902 THE S.A JEWISH CHRONICLE.

''Chronicl e'' Seaside Camp.

To O pen On December 16th.

The ''Chronicle"

S~aside

Camp will open at thr Strand on Wednes- day morning, December 16th, and about one hundred and thirty children between the ages of eight and thirteen will once again enjoy the benefits of a delightful seaside holiday. As jn previous years the organisation of the Camp is most efficient and the children will have the best of care and attention.

Funds are still urgently needed and those who have not yet contri- buted are earnestly requested to do so no

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We are particularly grateful to the Un ion of Jewish W om en who organised a card party at the resi dence of M rs. L. M irvish, the g reater part of t he proceeds of which, amou nting to £ 30, has been forwa rded t ~ th e Fund.

THIS W EEK'S LIST.

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Previously acknowledged 204 S Union of Jewi h Women (Part

proceeds of Card Party, in- cluding

.£1

18s. re~ult of raffie

organised h} Vliss Goldman) 30 0 0 Stellenbosch Young l"nlel Society

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Contributions which are not limited in any way, may be sent to--

THE HO:S SECRETARY,

"CHRONICLE" SEASIDE FUND, P.O. Box 2000, CAPE TOWN.

Dccemher 11th,

l 9:16.

Cape Zionist Youth Activities

Cape Ziom <'f } outh Executive.

l. .\ -;o<'ial is L;1kin~ place at the Minor Zionist

Hall

on Monday. 11th inst.,

for

.Tev.ish student. '\ho haH" just written their

\Iatricul a ti on examination. .

An

entertain in~

musical programme ·.., heing arranged, re- freshment~ art> being ~e1 'eel, and an enjoy- able evf'ning is a" ured, to those Matricula- tion tudenls who are allt>nding.

2. Land of Promise Film. -Information ha jmt beer1 receivrcl from Johannesburg thaL this

film

will be available to the Execu- tiYe from tht> 20Lh December to the 15th January. Arrangements are nm\ in hand for holding a grand vaudeville bioscope eYen-inp:. featurin:r thf' ·'Land of Promi e'' film, at the Vluizenherg Pa, ilion. Fuller rletails "'ill he annOUJH'f'd \\hen available.

3.

A Combined Zionist Youth Picnic.

arranged bv the Paarl J.Z. S0ciel) and Wor- cester

J

.Z.S.. in conjunct ion wiLh the ExPcu- tiYe i~ heing held at Bai n's Kloof (T\\ edt>

Toll) on WPdnesday, 16th DP.rcmher (Oin- gaan·.., Day). In the f'\ t>ning a dancr is beinf!: held al ~aarl. 1\lernhers intendin!! to participate must arranp:t> their 0\\11 con"\ey- ance. Certain sociPty rC"rt>taries are arranµ:ing this for their , oe-iel ies, and the) should inform

Mi"

F. Gros",

P.O. Bo 27.

-oorder Paarl. 0f !he numher of tht>ii memhNs allending.

tl. Only t\\ 0 \\eeh an' left for the M uizen- herg Young

I.

rael \VN~k and three for the Strand Camp. Am _intendin~ parti<'ipanl'-'

"ho hm <' not \et mad<-' application for Pirher of thf'::-e t,.,,.o major Zionist Youth events hou1Cl rnakr their arrangt'ment~

immr.<liclLelv. and lie a'-!"-lll'Pd of a thorouµhly i>nioyahlc and intcre..,t in~ holiday .

S. Tlu• Cultmal S1'11-Co111111ill<'c lias ju"t issuP.d a pnmphlt"l hy I. Klinm, Pnlitled

"Eretz l•;i·ael aftr.r th<·

\rnh

Strike." Only a limil<'•1 numhrr of thest" nffi" pamphlets are civailah]e and enquirir~ for same

will

ht>

WP.kon11"n. ~ocieties a1 r informed that in viel\ of the va<'~ltion. •thr lH'Xl artid<'~

will

he sent 0111 late in Jan arv. 19~7.

6.

It

i" extrenlf'h disap poinlin!!; to report Lhat the number of Zionist youth rnemhers

\\ho trn tlf'd out for th<' \1<'norah Cain ass last Sundav could he 1111mherPd on t\\o hands.

Still tho.e who alle11dPrl art> lo he congratu- lated on enroHing many 1ww suhscrihf"rs .

Cape Town Herzlia.

The \Iinor

Hrtll

"a~ w<'ll filled last Sun- day night, v.hen an exceptionally interest~ng Youth C0m nsazione hro ught Lhe pre"-enl ::e!>sitm of Herzlia to a clo!'e. The guest and speaker of the t>vening was the Re\. I.

H. Levine. who impre'-sed thf' attentive gather- ing '\ ith a brilliant adcht>ss on "The Spiritual in Judaism.''

The aim of tht> speaker \\a~ to show that the Bible, the cuslorn" of. and traditional

(('onlinuerl on Prtf/'' !J{)4,)

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901.

C.\PE ZIO

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(Continurd fnm1 pa.ye !llJ:J ).

Judai~111 it"elf. all ha\'C' spiritual c·oncepls and

'al

11e.;,. Sonw ohjcdions to traditional .Tudaif'rn were analv.;ed i11 detail. Th<' first concerned the Fi1. e Book_ of Mose"- which vere . tated Lo contain a religion of material values. hut i11 reality its contents dPalt with <:.piriLna] matters.

A se<·ond objection was directed ·tgainst the customs of Judai~rn. nitfrism being parti-

<;ularl~ le' elled aµainst the Diefary Laws.

Briefly. the statement made against them \\a<.

this: "How can the things ^\\C eat affect us spiritually?" The lC'dmt r helie\es that if Jews arc ronsciou of a distinction het\\een cleair and m1clean animals. then they must also hC' conscious of a distinction hetv. ee11 what is pme and impure in life f!enerallv.

A third objecti011 \as that rai-=ed hy the Reform lovement. \\hich a<'<'ll"ed traditional Judaism cf being tm::;piritua1. Bnt Cha idim r'asilY brought out tlw fa1lac·y of thi::; aC'cusa- tiou. In an accom.t nf the teachings of this Mow·menl, Rev. Le,inr sho\\C'd that there

i"'

nolhin~ in Chassiclism that differ..; from JudaL111. cxct'pt that thf' fonnt>r . lres<:.ed th~

spiritual . id<' more slrnrn.~h than it

had

licen hefnre.

fter the foten al. tllf' di~1·11~-..ion arou::;ed keen interest in thf' a11c1ic•tH'<'. and among::-;!

tho::;e \rho participalt'cl \\ Pn' ⁱ f c::;sr"'. S. I.

Lt·vin. . , aeks,

Herrnan

ancl E. Charloff.

A piano and \'oc·al i..;o]o:;

hy

r l i":- Ka.;sel ancl

\fr.

H. Hahinowitz r<'::-JH'l'li\cly. were al"o crv mt1<'h appn•1·iat< <1 hv th<' m1<lien<'P.

FPTUHE

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^{T .TION~.}

Cape Tou n Jf er::.lia.

Tlw Bialik Circl1· "ill rn1·1·1 011 Frida). tlie 11th in"I., al the re~1dc ^tH'I' of Ii I I. Ep"'f Pin.

< (i, p1w1·

l:iynard

t1 e1 l.

Ir. E. Chari

^off 1·ill ui\e an infornwl ta! on •·

f.ha ..

si<li 111. ••

nei-~·ded h ·mother I elm'\ led urt'tte. '1 hi i th<' final-meeting of th· Cil'l'le and a ... the

popularity of the <' 111eelin°~ limp alrf'ady

l1eP11 smrndlv estahf i::-;llC'd, it i:-

hopPd

that

all

memlwn•.

"ill

11pporl

thi.;

me1•tinµ,.

An

enle1 taining and in,tnwl i\f' <'\enmg 1~

as<:.ured.

'I l1f' ~tnpri"f~ Part\ :irrang:<'cl for thi'" un- da~. night ha" lwPn r·.irn·~ll<'d.

Ozult /u;orn Young Israel ocietr.

On Sunday afternoon. 22nd \member. al the Helirew . SC"hool Hall. ;\h. B. \renstein presided mer a large atlendan<"e of memhcrs.

The Chairman e'<f~nd<'d a C"ordial \Wl< ome

Lo Dr.

Rahinm\

itz. \\ho

had

so kindly c·on-

~cnted to lecturP lo thr Society. On thP stage "~n'

Tr.

R·lphaPlv an<l

Dr.

Rahino- wilz.

Dr. Rabino \'itz. i11 an eloquent lecture.

dealt with the rnriou f or<'es that \\ere drivinp: the Jewi~h 'outh fro111 Judaism. Dr.

Rahinowitz choose a:- his u hject "Whv I . hou ld J,e proud to be a .Te'' or JC\\ es~:' The lecturer !!a\.e the audience a verv 'ivi<l 1dea

\)f \\hal wa f!Oing on in Erelz

I~rael

to-day, and str<'~!'ed tlre importance of

J

e\\ ish culture.

It is lonp; since our Society has had so p:reat an authority on Jewish prohlems, and

Dr.

Rahir'Owitz's visit \\ill lciuµ: he remem- bered. A 'ote of thm1h \\as proposed by Mr. S. Lorketz. and seconded hy

h.

\1.

Mann. hoth i~1emhers of the loC'al Guild.

The meetinf! terrninatf'd with the . irndnp.

of Hatikvah.

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

Green anr/ er1 Point ]ewi /z Guild.

The above So!'iety held a ,·ery successful meeting at the Grc<>n and Sea foint hu1 on Mondav, '\To\emlwr :10th. ~Jr.

J.

Hansen

\Hl. in. thP- <"hair. ancl Mr. H nm itz rcacl the llC\HH•ervice. The 11wrtiuµ- tool· the form of a alntern slide ledmr hy \lr. A. Han~on.

ThesP slide \\ere "Trees·- and ·'The Valley of thP .Tor<lan:· whieh ^\\Pre enjoye1l 1>y all present.

The Guild'~ next meeting ^V\ ill take the form of a welcome to Rev. Le, ine. to he held al "Bonhenr. ,. St. Jolin 's Road, Sea Point.

Uaremont-Wynberg B.0.Z.S.

mPeting wa$ held on Decem]1er 6th at the Claremont Talmud Torah Hall. Ch::ner P. Gordon presided. Chaver S. Galloon read the minutes. Chaver H. Preiss then dP}i,ered the news-service in Hehre\\. This wa.

follo\\Cd

b:

a Hehn!" story told

hy

Ch.

S.

Gallnon. The merlin~ concluded \\ith a general talk l>) Jih. Sol Kriger. \\ho men- tioned the recent riots in Eretz I ~raPl and the question of organi!!ed ]e\\ ish defence.

rns-

('llSsion ensued, after \\ hiC"h the meetinp: con- d 11<lecl with the singing of Hatikvah.

Orrmjezicht B.O.Z.S.

The la~t meeting of tlw sesi..;ion \\as hehl at

the

house of

Mr.

TeiC'hrna11n on 1th Decem- Ler. fter \I 1. TPi1·hrnann read the new .

\Ir. Rechtman p:m e a <:.p<>Pf'h on the 1\f ae('a- hees.

Tr.

~'olozin:-kv then deli cred a wry interesting lP<"lure on tl1P "Forenmn<>r" of /,ioni.;rn." ~m<l after thi~. at his recp1e l. "ong were sun~. ~⁷hile tea "a. l1ei11~ !"Cn"<'d \fr.

Zuckerman read a pnmphkt on

·'Cha11uh1h

in Pal _tin<'." in \\ h i1·h all the rn<>mh<>rs "Cll' inleresle<l. \olf'

<if 1ha11l :-

Ht" then pai..;sed to Ir. \Vo1ozinskv irnd Ir. 'leid1rnann. and

1l1f' 111t>C'tin!.! c·onel11clc-d \\ ith tlw . inninv ol i fatikrnli.

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STELLENBOSCH HEBREW CONGREGATION.

~Iru•1:iefl man to fill the position of Iteverend, Shochet Mohel and competent Teacher.

Duties to commence 1st ... IARCH, 1937, het'or<' which dnt(' applications should i•each:

THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 15, ATRI"'LENBOSCH.

lJt>r C'm lwr 11th, 19~6.

W. P. Zionist Propaganda and Organisation Council.

Third Annual

Conference

SUNDAY. 20th DECEMBER.

ZIONIST HALL, CAPE TOWN.

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no.,i' *7i~

iNit!'"i

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