712 1H.E SOUTH AFRICAN JEWISH CnRONICLE 17th October, 1947.
Zionist Youth Activities I
The Cape Town Jewish Youth Club held a }'ilm Evening at its premises on Sunday evening, the 14th inst.
o,
er 70 people attended and the pro- gramme was of a most interesting and varied :ll'.·cripticm. The feature filmw~s ShakespcarC''s "As You Lik~ It,"
\nth Laurence Olivier and Elizabeth Bergner. The evening proved an out-
s~an<ling success from the point of view of both social and cultural value.
The Executive is to be congratulated on this effort.
H abonim (Wes tern Province). - Again the movement in the Cape bids C'hazak to two chaverim who are leaving for Kibbutz Habonim the Haehsharah meshek at Nortl~cliffe Johannesburg. They are · imo~
Roberts of Chavurah Mizpah (Obser- vatory) and Sigi Stein from ChaYurah :.\fatityahu (,'ea Point). The move- ment iu the Cape will bid C'hazak to them at an indoor Campfirl' and Cou- cort to be held this 8atur<lay night at .15 p.m. at ~he Iaitland Talmud Torah Hall. Pelngah Ir-Dan are or- ganising this function, "'0 d011't forget to be at the Maitland Talmud Torah Hall this Saturday night. Proceed. are for the Hachsharah lorry.
Owing to pressure on space some "ZIONIST YOUTH ACTIVITIES" have been held over
until next week.
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S.A.Jewish War Appeal
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN.
::\frs. Levitas addr ssed a meeting conveued by the Stellenbo ch branch of the Union of Jewish Women.
.Mrs. ::\Tarcus, the newly-elected Chair- man, pre ided, and a film depicting . Joint Di ·tribution ommittee-War Ap1wal nctivit!es--was . hown. Mrs.
, lom:rn c01wey d gr •ting. from Hc11dquarters of the Union of J wi h W om 11 ru1d a Yote of tlrnnl·s to the
• 'J Pak t wa' propo <'d by Mrs.
Forthcoming Events.
Histadruth lvrith.-An Oneg Shab- bat will he held in honour of Sir Leon and Lady Simon on Friday night~ 24th Octolwr, at the Zionist Hall. The H brew-speaking public. are urged to keep this <late open.
Union of Jewish Women. _ A
nniqu~ function will take place on Fnday, 24th October when Masha Arsenieva1 the fam~us Russian dancer, will give a Dance Recital at Electricity House at 2.45 p.m.
A most attractive programme has been arranged called ''Yesterday, To- day and Tc-morrow of the Art of DanC'e,'' with particular reference to the relation of colour and music and movements will be demonst;ated.
Boris Igneff will be at the piano.
Tickets, which are obtainable from the Union of Jewish Women Offices, 14 , St. George's Street, are priced at 5s. each and the funds are in aid of Magen David Adom.
Zionist Socialist Party.~The next meeting of the tudy Circle arranged by the Cape Town branch will be held on Sunday, 19th October, at the house of .:\.fr. I. Bitnun, "Tikvah," 13 Fir- mount Road, Sea Point, at 8.15' p.m.
Sam Rubinstein will speak on "Arab- Jowish Relations."
Bnoth Zion Association.-The Kenil- worth branch will hold a Cultural Afternool) at the residence of Mrs. IM.
Hammerschla~, "Brackley," Cumnor Avenue. Kemlworth, on l\1orJday, 20th November, at 2.45 p.m. Mrs. Good- man will read a serie. of letters and Mrs. R. Hurwitz a paper on "The Call of ~fount • 'copus."
Cape Town Sewing Clrcle.-The next meeting will take place at the resi- denc of ~!rs. '. Perlmn.n, 1. Milner Road. Tamboers !Goof, on Tuesday,
21 ·t Octob r. at 2.30 p.m. Al! wel-
come.
~halrnn.
The "Sisterhood" of the Cape
To~n Jewish Reform Congregation.
- '1 h ne.·t monthly meeting of th
"BL terhoo<l" takes plac in the Com- munity Hou , Portswood Rond on
cl ~PIH',di~.v, 2th O~tober at 11 ;.m.,
at wl11ch • Ir . Irnna J,evita will b • th, Rpeaker. All arc wclcom .
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to be being
"Chronicle" Seaside Fund.
Owing to pressure on i::pace the puh- ]iC"ation of the first Ji ·t of contribu- tions to the .1947 "Chronicle" ' aside Fund has been held over until next week.
Are you lonely? Would
youlike to meet others?
Write for particulars ~o:
Bureau, Room 30, Harblo Bldgs., 68, Shortmarket St., Cape Town.
. Ontothe Nineteenth Hole!
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Jeni ·alcm.
At th B zalel Iuseum in Jerusalem
"Y emn i<l," a bust in green bronze bv .Jacob Epstein, given to the Mu eu~1 by Mr . .M. Ond of London, has been on view.
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• Soothing to the throat and
very appetising. Uniformin strength and
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Whether you've beaten bogey or spent the afternoon in the "bundu," there's nothing to round off the game like a long, cool Castle Lager at tbe nineteenth hole.
Sacks - Watkin.
'Ihe marriage of Dr. Emmanuel Sacks, younger son of Mrs. a11d the late Mr. B. Sacks, of Bellville, to Fern, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Watkin, of Sea Point, was solem- nised at the Sea Point Synagogue on Wednesday evening, 8th October.
Dr. Dave Norton acte<l as bestman and the poleholders were Dr. A. Gould, Messrs. I. Cohen, E. Michalowsky and S. Watkin. The matron of honour was Mrs. Anita Sacks, the bridesmaids Miss Lorna Kaplan and Miss Pauline Swiel, and the flowergirl Miss Beulah Sacks.
Mr. C. K. Friedlander presided at the rec<'ption held sub equently at the Zionist Hall. Rabbi Dr A. T. Shrock proposed the toast of the bride and bridegroom and also that of the unter- fuhrers (l\Ir. and Mrs. Watkin and Dr. and Mrs. J. Karpas). The bride- groom suitably responded.
The names of the yoLuJg couple have been inscribed by their f1J.rem:-i in the Golden Book of the Keren Kayemeth.
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Freedman-Chadwick-Atlas
The marriage of Leah, daugh~er of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Atlas, of Wynberg, and David, son of the late Mr. and 1Mrs. Freedman-Chadwick, of Manchester, England, took place in the Wynberg ynngogue on Sunday, 12th October.
The receptio1J. was held in the Wyn- berg Communal Hall and was presided over by .Ir. J. L. Feinberg. The toast of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Re''. Ch. Gordon, to which the bridegroom suitably re- sponded.
Mr. Marcus Posniak proposed the toast of the unterfuhrers. Mr. and Mrs. Jome and Mr. and ~!rs. Archie Smith. Mr. Maurice Atlas, on behalf of th 'Gnterfuhrers, re ponded.
l\fr. A. l\f. Matz, ha1rman of th Wynherg Hebrew Congregation ex- pr ss d tho good wishes of th Con- gregation to ·tho couple.
During the ''t'ning it ~rn mrnoun ed that the names of the bride and bride- groom are b ing in cribed in the Gold- en Book by .Mr. nnd Mrs. lomP sii;te1 and brother-in-law of the bride: ·
THANKS.
COHEN.-Mrs. Ch. Cohen and Mrs.
J. L. Cohen and family thank all rela- tives and friends for telegrams and letters of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.
SAME DAY RADIO SERVICE.
Sets brought into workshop by 10 a.m.
will be repaired by 5 p.m. th same day, or
Dial 3-1626 for our Radio Ambulance.
RADIO HOSPITAL
19, Long Street. Cape Towu.
Odeon Curzon
SEA POINT WYNBERC Pho:Q.e 4-2989. Phone 7-5055.
To-day at 3 and 8.15 p.m.
Saturday at 3, 6 and 8.30 p.m.
It was in September 1944 that tlw men of the Fir t British' Airborne Division made their heroic stand at Arnhem. One year later survivors returned to the actual battlefied amid the ruins of Arnhem, truthfully to re-enact and record for all time this most gallant action in which they had gained the admiratfon even of the enemy. 'rhis film is a tribute to every man who fought at Arnhem and au everlasting memcrial t-0
those who gave their lives-
"THE I RS IS THE GLORY"
An Eagle Liorr-20th Rt> lease.
Century-Fox
Municipal Orchestra.
SUNDAY, 19th OCTOBER.
at 8.30
p.m.
o,·erture
".Midsummer Night's Dream"
l\Iendelssoh n.
Largo . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . Handel.
Group of Rmssian songs with piano:
QUEENIE GRAY.
Andante Cantabil from
Symphony No. 5 ... Tchaikovsky.
Valse ".r forgenblatter" . . . . .. Strauss.
Admission free. Chairs 1 /-.
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THURSDAY, 23rd OCTOBER
at 8.15
p.m.
• 'ymphonic Poem
"Death and Transfiguration" Strauss.
Violin Concerto . .. ... ... ... Delius • NAT KOFSKY.
'ymphony No. 5 . . . . . . . . . Beoth<H·en.
Booking: ity Hall.
MILNERTON TURF CLUB.
ace a Ascot
SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER
First Race at 1.55 p.m.
Seven Events, Including
£750: TH REE•YEAR·OLD HANOI·
CAP.-One mlle.
£1 Double Tote
on
4th and 5th Raoes.Trains to Course : 10.32, 12.28, H.48, 12.59 and 1.9.
R. O. LOUW,
Secretary.
62a, Strand Street, Cape Town.
London.
The majority r commendations of the -United Nations p cial Committee ·on Palestine are considered hy the· Pope to be the most workable solution of the Palestine problem, it is reported from Vatican City.
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Your clothes are valuable-too valu·
able to risk the ravages of moths.
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