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Zionist Youth Activities.
NORTHERN DISTRICTS ZIONIST YOUTH SOCIETY.
Th first meeting of the year was hf'ld at the home of Esme Nochomo- witz, on Sunday, 2nd March. The meeting wa well attended and the following committee was elected for the year: Chairman, Maurie Berelo- witz; Vif'e-chairrnan, Norman Spiro;
Secretary, Esme Nochomowitz; Trca- .-urer, Sylvia 1\larcus; Librarian, Freda Scher.
The next meeting will b held at the re idence of Rae Hill 011 ~ unday, the 16th instant.
VILLIERSDORP ZIONIST YOUTH SOCIETY.
A new society has been establish d at Villier dorp. It consist of J 2 pupils of the local . chool, and ha.
b en formed by l\lr. Simon Rabino- witz, an ex-Young Israel Camper, who has been elected Chairman of th~
. ociety. They have b gun a course of study on the pattern of the Zionist Formn at camp.
HANOAR BIALIK.
A succe sful meeting of the society took place on Friday evening, 28th February, at the residence of Mr.
Sheinbar. The guest speaker was Mr.
R.
n.
Egert who gave a revi w of tlH' political i:;ituation. After the talk there was a lengthy discussion in which most of the members partici- pated.A talent competition will be held by th Cape Town Jewish Youth Club on Sunday, 9th l\1ar ·h, at 8.15 p.U}·
Entrance foe will be 6cl. Tlie next C'Ultural function will take place on Wcd1wbday, 12th March. Mr. . Katz will give an addr s:> on his e.··perieucei;
in Eretz Israel.
The Paarl Zionist Youth Society held a meeting cum-Elections-cum-
' r a termelon l~\~ast Oll I 'unday' 28 ·d Jt' bruar · at th hcdar. "' r.
Houp wn. in th( chair. A quizz was c·o11c.luefrd bv i li l.1. Kahanovitz. In view of th~ imminent clepa1ture of thP chairman, )Ir. Hohp, t'le ·tio11
WPI'l' hl'ld to fill the vacanc ·. )Ii"
1~~il en Cywl's wa l'I f'ted chairlndy.
~liss Cy\\ s thanked the membl'rs for the honour they had bestowed on h •r.
..A mPeting of the Cape Town Zionist Youth Society was held at the home of Miss I. Schneider, Chesterfield Rd., Oranjezicht. In the absence of the Chairman, l\Iiss J. N urick presided.
She welcomed the guest speaker and all members present. ~Ir. S. M. Levi11 deliver •d au address on "From Basle to U.N.0. He told the memb rs of the various discussions on Palestine anc.l efforts that wcr eing made to solve the problems connected with th<>
Homeland. After a lively discussion on the subject, Mr. R. B. Egert con- ducted a quizz.
The next meeting of the Cape Town Zionist Youth Society will be held at the residence of Bo•·is Friedland, 55 Belmont Ave., on Sunday ev~ning, the 9th instant at· 8
p.m.
The gue t speaker will b Mr. W.
ebba.
THE SOUTH
AF'IUOANJ:&WIBB
OHBONICL~.Forthcoming Events.
Farewell to Post Matriculants.- A farewell to the Cape members of the Post-matriculation Cour. e is b ing arrang0d by the Cape Board of Jewish Education in co-operation with the Western Province Zionist Council and the Cape Zionist Youth Executive.
This function is due to taJrn place on Thursday, 13th l\Iarch in the Major Zionist Hall.
Dr. C. Resnekov, chairman of th"
Cape Board of Jewish Education wilJ be in the chair, and addres es will be delivered by Rabbi Israel ..lbrahams on behalf of the Board of Education, Dr. I. l\L Hurwitz on behalf of the W. P. Zioni1>t Council and Mr. Arthur Miller on behalf of the Cap("
Zionist Youth Executive. The pro- gramme will also include musical item.
and refreshments. An interesting feature of the farewell will be the presence of a number of returned post-matriculants who took part in last year's course. All welcome.
Sea Point Synagogue Youth Asso·
ciation.-A Purim Dane will be hel<l on ~ aturday, 8th ~Iarch, at 8 p.m. at the Scout Hull, High Level Hoarl, Sea Point. 'fick ts,
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Double, 3/G ing! · are obtainab1c at the dom and from committee members.Green and Sea Point Wizo Circle.-- The next meeting has be n postponed to 'l'lrnr day, 20th March at 10.15 a.rn.
at the Talmud Torah Hall, l\Iarais Road, Sea Point. ~Jrs. Betty Herh- stein who was Olll' of the S.A. Dele- gah•s to tll<' Wiza Conferenc at Ba.-,h•
"·ill he the speaker.
Scopus Club.-On Runday~ 9.th l\larel1, 'Mr. l\f11ir Lang is pre. ntin~ a ref'ordetl progran1111c, un<ler the title of '' ... Tatioual Char:td ristics as sl1own in the l\fusie of Natim}s." Thi.' is to takt> plaf'I' at the FrPJH'h ( luh, Loop
ht>ct, at .11 p.11t. -
auspices of the \Voodstock and alt Hiver Hebre''' Congregation and local :of'ieties a welcome in honour of Dr.
and .Mrs. Ch. Re. nekov aHd Mr. and 1\frs. l\L . l\farks will be held on Tm' day, 11th ::\larch, at
e
p.m. at the> Talmud Torah Hall, Woodstock. ::\fn:ical items by Cantor Katzin--and ::\Irs. Bertha Tuch.Zionist Socialist Party.--A Purim function, organised by j,he Yred hoek branch will be h Id at the home of l\Ir. and .i\Irs. Goldin, 1 , Bradwell Road, Vredehoek on Thursday nighh, 13th March at 8.15 p.m. Mr. S.
Steyn, antor Rudi and .:\fr. Geo.
Lad n will participate in the pro- gramme which promises to be a very enjoyable on . ~{embers of the branch and memb rs of all the youth groups are invited to attend.
Chana Krikler's Tzodoka Society.- The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, 11th l\farch at 2.30 p.m. at the Talmud Torah Hall, Wherry Road, Muizenberg. The hostess, Mrs. Plax of "Kylemore", Clevedon Rd., invite-s nwmhers, visitors and friends.
PLAZA.
"The ~ ~cret .H art," due to follow
"J.;ady in the Lake" at the Plaza could. probably best he described as 1\1.G.l\I. '1; answer to the British made
"Senmth \' eil," based as it is on a
p. ·yC'hological theme interwoven with
classical music. I1'rom ~ 11 accounts the picture is likely to enjoy ven greater success than "S venth Veil."
' 'l'he Seer t Heart" has plent' of fine mu ·ie, rich mountings, and a cast which pras~nts 'Valt r Pidgeon, June Allyson, lau<lette Colbert1 J.;io- nel Barrymore an<l Marshall Thompson i11 l<'acling part .
Combined Mizrachi Organisation.- H:1l,hi Pl1ilip Pittf'll of ( hi<·ago. dis- ti11g11ished ~fom1clti lPadt>r of Am0ri- en, will nd<l1•pss a :\lass ~h·t>ting; at • the· Zio11ist Tlall, HopP Stn•d, C:ipi>
Town, 011 ~Jonclny, 10th .:\In1·<'h. All
"PIC'olllf'.
Municipal Orchestra.
SUNDAY, 9th MARCH.
at .::30 p.111.
OH1rtnre. "The White Lady,''
Roic>Jdil'n.
Nodunu• ... ... C'olio Taylor .
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A gPneral lllt>l'ting of the Clnrf'mont branch will take place at the residencl' of :'\fr~. Y. Yuter, 1, Wade Hoad, 'lar •m<mt, 011 Wednesday, 12th .:\fan·h, at p. m. As important matters rela- tiYe to this hranch wiJl be discussC'd, rnemlwrs and friends are rc·quo.: t <l to pleas1' rnak<> PVC'ry effort to attend.
Bnoth Zion Association.- 'I'lw .Anniwl Geiwral ~leC'tiug of the Oh- r;:ervatory-1\lowbray branch will take>
plact~ at the residence of l\lr. and )frs.
A. Tockar, 226, Main Road., .Mow- bray, on Thursday evening, 13th March at 8 p.m
Mrs. l\fary Segal will give an ad- dre s on "Youth Aliyah". l\lusical items will be rendered by Miss Ray Kautol'. MembeTs, husbands and friends are cordia1ly invited to attend.
Function at Woodstock.-Under thE>
"0, Iy Hc•art is \Yeary" ... Thomas . CICELY KISCH.
(FarPwell performance prior to her de- parture for overseas.)
Harp , 'olo, Fautm;ie ... ... Schubert.
BETI EVANS.
, imfonia in B Flat ... J. C. Bach.
Sofo Oboe: Calder Middleton.
Admission free; 'hairs 6<l.
THURSDAY , 13th MARCH,
Guest Conductor: GEORGE TOBIAS.
Concert-0, Grosso in C ... Handel.
Prelude, "L' Apr s 1\Iidi d'un
Fatme" ... Debussy.
"1 'ymphonie Espagnole" . .. ... Lalo.
PHILIP RABINOWITZ.
(Aged 12).
"New "\Yorld" Symphony ... DYorak.
Booking: ity Hall.
7th
March, 1941Odeon
SEA POINT. Phone 7-505;·
Patrons plea. e note starting times To-day at 2.30 a1}.d 8. To~monow
(Saturday) at 1.30, 5 and 8.15 Roger Livesey, Deborah Kerr,
Anton Walbrook in Eagle Lion Two Cities Picture:
"THE LIFE AND DEATH OF COLONEL BLIMP"
A 20th Century-Fox Release
Curzon
WYNBERC. Phone 4-2969 To-day at 3 and 8.15. To-morro
(Saturday) at 3, 6 and 8.30.
20th Century Fox pre ents a stran triangle of l\Iy tery, Temptation ana
murder.
Signe Hasso and Preston Foster
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in''STRANGE TRIANGLE''
South African Turf Clu~
RACES
AT
KENILWORTH
SATURDAY NEXT.
FIRST OF SEVEN EVENTS STARTS AT 1.55 P.M.
Lun('heon <'n't>d 011 tlw (our. e
N.B.-The Double Tote (£1 Tick•
will operate on the 5th and 6th Races.
Trains at frequent intervals.
PRICES OF ADMISSION (including Tax) : Members' Enclosure (011 introduct1
by n. l\Iember.' Vouchers mu t obtained eitlwr at th Officei; oft Club or from a 8.A.T. 1• Steward Gentlen1en... . . . .. . . . . £1/1/- Ladies . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. 12/6 Grand Stand, Gentlemen . .. ... 12 Grand Stand, Ladies . . . .. . 7 Public Stand, Gentlem •n ... 6 Public Stand, Ladies ... ... 6 Course ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 Note : Badges of Admission to th Members' Enclosure (on the forego.
ing conditions) and the Grand Stan may be purchased at the Offices the Club, Monarch House ( econ Floor), 60, Long treet, Cape Tow up to fi p.m. on Friday, 7th March
; HEDLEY R. H. WARD, Secretary --- --- - - --- - - -
