November, 27th, 1936. THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
IN AND AROUND T HE PENINSULA
A Welcome at Woodstock.
There was a large gathering on Saturday night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Furman when the Committees of the Wood- stock and Salt River Hebrew Congregation, the Ladies' Society and the Bnoth Zion Association extended a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. P. Marks and Miss Bloom Lazarow OR
their return from a visit to the Transvaal.
Mr. Resnick was in the chair and ex- tended a welcome to the guests of the even- ing.
Mrs. L. Katz welcomed \'Irs. \'larks on behalf of the Lad]es' Society.
Mrs. Marks responded.
Mr. Gordon, on behalf of the Congrega- tion, wdcomed Mr. l\1arks and paid a tribute to him and Mrs. Marks. In responding, ~Ir.
Marks mentioned that he had visited several congregations in the wurse of his trip and that Woodstock and Salt River compared very favourably.
On behalf of the Bnoth Zion Association, Mrs. B. Bloch we1comed Miss Lazarow, who responded.
An entertaining programme ' as carried out to which the following contributed: Rev S. Kassel, Miss R. Trakman, Mr. Rabino·
witz, Miss I. Trakman, Mr. Laden.
Mrs. S. Marks proposed a vote of thanks to the artists. and Mr. Easker to the host and hostess, and the ladies who helped to make the evening a success.
12th Annual Young Israel Camp.
One of the most important of the Cape Zionist Youth Executive's undertakings is the Camp which is held annually at the Strand Park. Throughout the year an active and energetic sub-committee spares no pains in its endeavour to make the Camp an in- structive and enjoyable fortnight for those young Zionists who attend it. In the past, campers have come from all parts of the country, and an excellent opportunity is provided for enabling Zionist youth from different centres to meet and spend an en- joyable fortnight under canvas. This year, if anything, camp will be far more success- ful than ever before, for there have been numerous innovations, e.g., electric light and telephone in camp and novel and en- joyable functions and outings. In addition.
a Jarger crowd than ever before is expected for already app] ications have been received from up-country, including centres George, Kimberley, Douglas and Van Rhynsdorp, in addition to many local members of Zionist Youth Societies. ..An interesting brochure on Camp is being issued which gives full particulars. Camp lasts from the 1st to 11th January, 1937, the fees are £2 10s.
over sixteen, and £2 under sixteen, and there are also special terms for weekly and week- end campers.
Zionist HaU Library.
Amongst the new boob rel'entl: acquired are:-
·"Th) Neighbour,,. hy Lord \lelchett,
·'Palestine 0n thP Eve,"' by Lad isl as Farago, 'Spring Up, 0 Well,'' by Dorothy Kahn.
·'A Wandering J ev. ess" by :\iliss S. Fla um was presented to tlw Library by thP authore. s.
Taniboers Kloof M.inyan.
A "Sium Ein Yankow" was held al the residence of Mr. M. Kuritzky by the Tam- boers Kloof Minyan on Sunday, 2ht inst.
inst.
A portion of the Ein Y ankow and Hadrin was read and delivered by the Magid Hasir, Mr. M. Pogrund. Mr. M. Rabie was in the chair.
Speeches were delivered by Rabbi 1\1. P Silecki, of Vidge, Rabbi Morgenstern, Rev I. Levine of Sea Point Hebrew Congregation.
Ir. Kaufman of Maitland and Re\'. Cohen.
At the conclusion of the speeches, re- freshments were spn·ecl by .Mrs. M. Kuritzk '.
Several songs were then rendered h · .Mr.
i\I. Sudat. thP Chasin of the \Jin ·an. .1r.
R. Ohlo"\\itz, the Vice-Chairman, responded thanking Mr. and Mrs. Kuritzkv. the peakers and guests.
(Continued in Thirtf rolutnn J.
"Sugar man the Shadchan''
BRISK BOOKING FOR NEXT WEEK.
Booking is proceeding briskly for that very amusing and entertaining play "Sugar- man the Shadchan," which will be staged on Wedne5day and Thursday, 2nd and 3rd December, in the Zionist Hall in aid of the Zionist Hall Library.
The play, which is by Mr. I. M. Goodman, drew full houses for a week when it was first produced some years ago; it has alJ the elements of first-class comedy calculated to appeal to a Jewish audience. The produc- tion is in the very capable hands of Mrs.
Hadley (Miss Beatrice Kahn) and the lead- ing role is being taken by Mr. A. E. Davis1
who is well-known for his fine interpretation of Jewish houmorous characters.
The rest of the cast is as follows:-- Mrs. Rachel Shteinriech
Mr. Da\t.d Shteinreich ..
Katje . . . ..
Violet Shteinreich . . . . Rose Shteinreich ...
Chayim Cohen . . .. . . . . Ebenezer . . . . Bulham . . . . Miss Friedland . . . . . . Sir Willy Graball . . . . ..
Abie Goldstein ... . The public are strongly early at Polliacks.
Mary Segal.
J. A. Davidson.
Sarah Zuckerman Roma Gottlieb.
Joan Comay.
H. L. Stern.
N. Davis.
G. Gordon.
May Gorfinkel.
N. Kaye.
M. S. Comay.
advised to hook
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Social and Personal .
Dr. 0. H. Sennett, ~on of \fr. and 1\1rs.
I. J. Sennett, of Worcester, returned la t week after completing his mediC'al 1-tudie at King's College, London.
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\fr. and Mrs. L. Poljcansk) are leaving lo-day in the "Stirling Castle" on their return to Palestine.
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* * * * * *Dr. and Mrs. I. Karpas (nee Jessie Sack ) , of Parow, are being congratulated on the hirth of a s0n.
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* * * * *Mr. E. H. Kloot is leaving next Tue:,day in the "Citv of ~agpur'' on a \isit to England.
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* * * * *\Ir. S. Gordon~ Treasurer of the S.A.
Zionist Federation. and i\Irs Gordon, re·
turned thi.:; week from a trip to Palestine and Europe.
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* *Mr. nn Cl \1rs. !\. Thal left on \\, ednesday in the "Ceramic,. on a Yisi t to Eng land.
(Oontinued from Second <:0111rnn1.
illuizenberg-Kalk Bay Hebrew Congregation.
The annual g1'rwral meeting wa:- held on Sunday, l5Lh \member, at the Talmud Torah Hall, .\h,izenherg. l\lr. Satusky (Chairman) remarked on the pm;l year's working \\hieh showed an improvenu•nL ov<'r the pre' ious venr and said Lhat we can confidenLly look forward lo a further period of progress arnl this oplimi 111 wa~ felt hy the Committee a:::- i~ shm\ 11 upon s<'rulin · of the ren•nuc accounl 1:;uhmiLted.
Mr. D. Davidowil:r (Treasurer) associated himself with thP remarks of the Chairman and al o hoped and trusted Lhat this Con- gregation in the future "ould go from strength to .~trenglh.
Office-hearers v.-ere elected a~ follows for the ensuing yeai : -
Chairman, W. Satusk)', Esq.; \t ice-Chair- man, D. Davidowitz, Esq.; Treasurer, L.
Hifkin, Esq. Committee: "'Messrs. Schrire, N. Emdin, L. Seftel, N. Trakman, H. L.
Stern and L. Kaplan.
Mr. L. Clain was appointed as Secretary and Messrs. Michael Berman, Emdin & Co.
as auditors.
The meeting <· losed with a vote of thanks to the chair.
A Chanuka Concert.
A Chanuka Concert will be given by the Cape Town Hebrew Kindergartens in the Zionist Hall on Sunday, 6th December, at J0.30 a.m.
Dance in Aid of J.1'1.E'.
The Sea Poinl Brauch of the Bnoth Zion Association are holding a dance in aid of the J.N.F. at the Queen's Hotel, Sea Point, on Saturday, 5th December. Felix de Cola and his orchestra will provide the music and an enjoyable evening is assured. Tickets:
12s. 6d.? double~ 7s. 6d., single.
(Continued on Next PaueJ.
WILL IT BE MUIZENBERG OR SEA POINT THIS SEASON?
Why not Sea Point, with its manifold attrac- tions, AND it's one-third less cost, at
ALPH E N HOUSE HOTEL,
Phone 4-4193 for Reservations.
143, Loop Street
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CAPE TOWti.
IN A1 D AROUND THE PENINSULA
(f'ontinued from Prct"lous Page).
Carel Party in Aid of Seaside Fund.
fhc Uni~n o{ ] ewish Women are holdinµ.
a card party in aid of the "Chronicle"
easide Fund at the re~i<lcnce of l\Irs. L.
Minish. :Myrtle Lodge, Schoonder Street, 011
.\fonda~, 30th I member, at
2.:- rn
p.rn.Ticket. al 2s. 6d. each are obtainahlP from Mrs. Min i~h, ·phone. 2-0206. or from any member of the Committee.
Zioni•t Conver•coione.
l The next fortnighll) c~nYersazione \\ill take place at the Zionist Hall on Tuesda).
1 l December. at 8.15 p.m.
Dr. E. Landsberg v. ill lecture 011
''Economics and the Professinoal Quota.'' All '\\-elcome.
J.N.F. Box Clearance.
The next J.1\.F. Box Clearance "ill take place on Sunda,. 29th inst.
llebrew Teachers' Association.
A rneetinrr wili take pla('c in the Talmud Torah Hall on Sunday. 29th '\member. at
: t:H)
p.m. sharp. Very important matter~will bl' di cussed.
'Woodstock and Salt River Jewish Ladies' Society.
The <.mn u,11 !.'eneral 111eeling \\ i 11 I ake place on l\lond<n. :Hlth December. at H.li)
'p.m., al the Talmud Torah Ball. Arg:yle
1Strrcl, \Vood.;;toc-k.
Zionist Socialist Party.
Th nc' t 111eeting \\ill Ii' lidd un Su11<la~
h 1·ni11g the 29th ' ()\ ('llllJcr, at n.15 p.lll.
an
tlw /'ionist Hall.. \11 1111l'rc~tinµ: progra1n11H• has lwen ar·
1n111gcd, <'011-;1:-twg of' a sy1npo iu111 on the .I<'\\ ish-Arah Laliour prol>l<'rn. a11cl abo ad·
tli <:c· 011 thP lil'ti<·th liirtlula nl' l>a\ id B ·11- Gurio11, the clislinµ;ui lied Zioni~t :-;o<'ialL!
l ·a<le1.
llrith Trum.pelclor.
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he Cape Tm\ n Betar held a ~urp1 i · Dane<' at han 1\lmi~on' Studio. \ ate1+anl Street, on Saturday night. The thanks of the~ rnp:anisers are due lo all those who helped to mak<' tlii.;; darn·r an outstanding·ucce~s.
Ptms ate complete for the annual Uctar Camp to he held al Lakeside from 25th D~cemlwr. 19:H>. to l:>tli January. l~J:~r.
I-'f11! parliculaL 111a~ Lc> obtained .011 ·appli·
c1ittion Lo the Seen' ar) : l'.O. Bo · 1960. Capt·
Town.
Observatory and 'Mowbray Hebrew Congregation.
, .~~P addn'·< ,rill be µ;i\('11 hy Habbi M. P.
Silecki, of \~ idze. Poland. al the Synaµo~LH'
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.uurda~: 2r~1h \o\ ember. al .s.:~o p.nl.11 welcome.
~ Harniitzvah Cefol>ration.
Abie Harold. o!lly :;on of i\lr. and \In.
Joe Cohen, of .S. Br! le Om lne Road, Tam-
~oers Kloof, read a portion of the La\\ a11d ',.
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THE'. S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE:
"Chl-Onicle" Seaside Camp.
CHILDREN CLAMOURING FOR ADMISSION.
FUNDS STlLL INADEQUATE.
The ·'Chronicle'' Seaside Camp is due to open at the Strand · on December 16th. Large numbers of children are simply clamouring to be allowed to attend, but the number of campers will depend on the con- tributions which will be received within the next week. The sum so far received is very much behind last year's total, but we are sure that it is only due to negligence that so many have not yet contributed.
Unless there is a considerable speed mg up, a large number of children will have to be refused admission owing to lack of funds.
YOU~
by omitting to send your contribution may be responsible for depriving one or more children of their holiday. So don't delayt but send in your contribution im mediately. ....·
(Go11ti1wed from Pin·;t Col11n111) •
.\Jaftir at lhl Hoeland ~trcel s) nago;..:.11<'. Oil Saturclav. thl' 2 J ..;l on•ml>cr .
\ 1 eceptio11 ' .i:- lit·I d al t lte Zion isl JI al I
011 ..::al urclay niµli1 and \\a all<•ncl1·d 11) n wry large gathet iug.
Mr. Ahc Hahino\\ itz pre:;idcd and tlw toa!:"L pf th<' Barn1ilz\~tl1 \\a~ propo!'ed l>y :\lr.
.\dolph Hahi11u\\ i!J:. After tlw Barmilz\ ah had s.~1ital I~ lt"'~pondcd, a11otlH~t spe<'l'h \\ag
made 11~· \Ir. \. ~. lloopPr, P:G .• \I., \\ho advi.;;cd the Barmilz ·ah as lo the com..;e lw :-hould pur:-lH' in lif '. The . lo<.;sl of tlu~
pan•nt~ \nlS prupo~t·cl h) ~Ir. ~dolpl: Taul;t'.S and :\Ir. Joe Cohen rl'~JHmded.
\ toa::-t \\H"' then ·drunk lo .\l1s: C. Cuhe11.
dw onlr :-;mTi\ iu~y grandparcn~ of the Bur- mitzvah. lkr ~011. 1\Ir. B. }l. Cohen. re- :-po11de<l on L<'r behalf. .
After the ..;1wc1·he" du11l'i11g touk· place Lo Le r Lloyd's <)J'( IH''-'tra until mid11if..hl.
}f.wish 1 ~lti01lfll Fund COJ!('.erl.
Tlw
.Te"
i~h atio11al Fund Executive i~putting on a cow C'rl :1L luizenberg Pavilion
<•n Sunrlay. 20th D · "'rnbe1. Tlw publit'
·will recollect the \erv fine ad1ie\ement of the last
J.l\
.1•. concert and v.. ill he looking forn.ard to thi"' one. · Dclails \\ill be Llnno11nccd in due cour~c.We
would iii~o·3Sk
tHose who'\:, a~·e organisi-µg functions .in. aid of t4e fund~· to advise us of the result of these as soon ~s possible so that we- Gan know how . m~ch money there is in hand and how many children can he accommodate~.THIS WEEK'S LIST.
£ s; d.
Previously acknowledged .... · 178 4 10 Mr. and Mrs. Julius Frenkel 2 2 0 Bunty Hirschsohn (on recO\ ery
from illness l ----
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J.
Benson 1 1 0.Mr . H. Trevis (Mahnesbur}·) 1 1 0 .Messrs. W cin~·eich &. Sarif .. :: f··· 1 l 0 Joyce, S\hia a:n<l Gerald Sdiach 0 10 6
Contributions which are not limited in ~my
wa , ·:inny·,be sent t~
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"CHRONIC f,E" S:EASIDE FUND,~ . 2 ,.
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o Mr. and' .Mrs.· Sidney Bloch·(nee Fannie Kapfanf."at Inverugie Nursing Home, Sea Point, on· 25th inst., a daughter, Hoth well.
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Sugarman the Shadchan," ZioniS( ' Hall, Wednesday and T t hursday,
2nd and 3rd December.
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