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We are proud of the service we have provided to Trustees and Owners of Bodies Corporate and Homeowners Associations over 15 years. If we don’t already manage your apartment block or complex, we would like to. CONTACT Mike Morey TEL (021) 426 4440 FAX (021) 426 0777 VOLUME 30 No 10 NOVEMBER 2013 5774 www.cjc.org.za EMAIL [email protected] A ground-breaking Welcome to new Israeli Ambassador 16082_Earspace for Jewish Chronicle FA.indd 1 2011/08/19 10:40 AM he South Cape Board Conference TAfrican Zionist Federation Cape Council, United Jewish Campaign and Cape Board warmly welcomed His Excellency Arthur Lenk, the new Israeli Ambassador to South Africa, on his first official visit to Cape Town. See more on page 12. Ben Levitas, Luigi Bonfig, Ambassador Arthur Lenk and Tanya Golan. Rabbi Dovid Wineberg, Chief Rabbi Dr Warren Goldstein, President Richard Joel, Cape Board Chair Li Boiskin, National SAJBD Chair Mary Kluk and Cape Board Executive Director David Tashlich with Temple Israel Jacobson at the Gala Opening of the Cape Board Conference. he Cape South African Jewish Board of Keynote speaker President Richard TDeputies hosted its Biennial Conference Joel provided much inspiration; and entitled ‘Safe Spaces — Making Room for the conference addressed challenging Your Views.’ community issues. See more on pages 10, 11 and 24. A day out in Darling The Cape Town Progressive Jewish Congregation held its Tashlich service at the Mouille Point Lighthouse. See more on page 16. Charly’s Cake Angels visit Herzlia Members of the Cape Jewish Seniors Association enjoyed a wonderful day out at the Darling Flower Show. See more on page 21. Community mourns Norman Isaacson z”l he South African Jewish community mourns the recent Tpassing of Norman Isaacson z”l. Normie was the Shammas of the Green and Sea Point Hebrew Congregation for over 47 years, becoming a true icon in the way he exemplified this role, going far beyond the call Jayde Sweet, Alex, Dani and Roche from Charly’s Bakery, Storme Eberlin and Jamie Locketz of duty. with the cake sponsored by Pick ‘n Pay that they decorated. His wisdom, knowledge and contributions to community life oche, Dani and Alex Biess (all ex- programme. were second-to-none, and Marais Rd Shul honoured him with RHerzlians) from Charly’s Bakery visited It included working through a manual the writing of a new Torah for his 90th birthday. Herzlia at its recent Leadership Day. entitled Teens Today, and a competition May his memory be as a blessing. Eighty teenagers from Herzlia Middle to decorate cakes (generously donated School, St Cyprians and the Cape Town by Pick n Pay). The cakes were donated to Read a tribute to Norman Isaacson on page 19. Torah School (CTTS) participated in the underprivileged schools. 2 NEWS & VIEWS Cape Jewish Chronicle November 2013 Community Noticeboard The following organisations are CAPE TOWN HOLOCAUST CENTRE affiliated to Jewish . Care Cape Lecture: The Fate of the European Roma and Sinti During the Holocaust Cape Jewish Seniors Association 21 November. See page 6 • Glendale • Highlands House • Jewish Community Services Screening of The Longest Journey – The • Nechama • Oranjia • ASTRA Last Days of the Jews of Rhodes Centre (Jewish Sheltered 18 November, Fugard Theatre. Employment and Rosecourt Group Homes) TeMPL E ISRae www.jewishcare.org.za WYNBERG L Super S habbat See page 16 SA JEWISH EUM MOVED HOUSE? MUS ReMEMBER TO UPDATE YOUR ADDR The Art of Samuel Bak: ESS A Retrospective. Contact Gail: 11 November – 021-464 6700/748 28 February email : See page 25 [email protected] UJW ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMME FOR NOVEMBER 6 Debbi Rozowsky From Victim to Therapist 13 Prof Mark Cotton ‘Let’s cure Hiv in children’ 20 Rolene Miller Working against gender-based violence in the broader community. 27 Joel Merris Jewish by Design NOVEMBER BRANCH eveNTS 10 KESHER Stephen Segerman No 17 First Crescent, Camps Bay 6.30 pm R150 4 EXECUTIVE An Evening with Jonathan Jansen Albow Centre CSO emergency number 24 hours 6.30 for 7pm Members: R200 Non-Members: R250 for security and medical 14 EXECUTIVE Mitzvah Day – Packing of Comfort Kits Stonehaven 086 18 000 18 5.30 – 7.00 emergencies HEBREW HM MONUMENTS MEMORY LOSS... TOMBSTONES AND GARDENING SERVICE ...it’s a normal part of ageing. We’ve all misplaced our keys, forgotten an acquaintance’s name or forgotten a Following the announcement of our merger last month, phone number at some point in time. Some degree of we have a very positive feedback from the community. forgetfulness is expected in one’s old age. However, when This has resulted in a rapid rise in sales for our memory loss becomes problematic, it can be a symptom tombstones. Due to the recent storms, we are presently of a change in the brain that goes beyond what can be repairing many stones that subsided. explained by age. Our gardening division is gaining momentum. We lay buffalo grass, the best grass available. We provide trees, At Neuropsych Consulting, we can address any concerns bushes and plants. We have many compliments from you have regarding memory loss. Our comprehensive our clients and visitors to the cemetery. dementia assessments determine whether forgetfulness is part of a normal ageing process or rather a symptom of Our company has recently acquired the latest equipment more severe memory decline. For more information about to produce the highest standard in preparing our stones. our dementia assessments, contact David Rosenstein on 021-433 1721 We thank the community for your support. We look forward to assisting you in all your cemetery work. PHONE: CANTOR IAN CAMISSAR : 0726795533 NEUROPSYCH CONSULTING HELENE CAMISSAR : 0825513344 Comprehensive Neuropsychological Assessment EMAIL: [email protected] and Rehabilitation Services Visit our website: www.hebrewmonuments.co.za Suite 403 The Equinox Building, 154 Main Road Sea Point UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED FOOD AND CATERING SERVICES ADVERTISED IN THIS PUBLICATION ARE NOT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE CAPE BETH DIN Cape Jewish Chronicle November 2013 NEWS & VIEWS 3 TaliVision Creating community spaces I often write in this column that I aim The Cape Jewish Chronicle is a to make the Cape Jewish Chronicle a ‘community space’ in other ways — for ‘safe space’ for discussion and debate. example, a place for individuals to share ogether with you and our many achievements and challenges; your Tcommunal organisations, I hope we work and your interests. We provide for are getting closer to this goal. By allowing this on our Arts and Culture page, where space for opinion pieces, letters and we feature community members who articles from varying perspectives, the are working in this field as a hobby or Chronicle can be a place where your voice professionally — be it art, music, literature, is heard and where ideas can be put on the writing, dance, photography, theatre, film table and debated in a respectful way. or any other form. So if you would like to be In this issue, we encourage this by featured on this page, please contact us! publishing two opinion pieces from This month we interview Galia Gluckman, American writers, who offer very different who is excelling as an artist both in South perspectives on the two-state solution as a Africa and internationally. (see page 29). resolution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict We also provide space for you to share (page 4). It is fascinating to read how each your story by including interviews and of them provides compelling arguments articles about individuals throughout the on this very complex issue, and how they paper, from activism to entrepreneurship, do so in a way that is both courteous and simchas to sport. If you would like to share passionate. They certainly provide an your story, please also contact us. example on how such discussions can take A safe space can only be created with place! Once you have read each piece, join the commitment and contributions of a the debate and write to us with your opinion community. I hope that together, we can on the subject. continue to build such a place in the Cape Always looking out for you Another example of this was the Cape Jewish Chronicle. SA Jewish Board of Deputies’ Biennial Conference entitled ‘Safe Spaces — Making Room for your Views’ (see pages CJC Editorial Board 10, 11 and 24). This ground-breaking Chairman: Lester Hoffman. Contact our of ces: gathering allowed for stories to be told and Ex-officio: Ben-Zion Surdut. Committee: personal perspectives to be shared, all in Julie Berman, Li Boiskin, Elan Burman, Tel: 021 419 2277 a contained environment of hearing each Barbara Flax, David Jacobson, Ben Levitas, Email: [email protected] / [email protected] other and facing our fears as a community. Barry Levitt, Marianne Marks, Myra Osrin, Kol Hakavod to the Cape Board and all who Jonathan Silke. Editor: Tali Feinberg, www.portfoliobureau.com took part. This model is definitely one that Secretary: Tessa Epstein, Advertising: Anita can be utilised in other community forums. Shenker, Layout: Desrae Saacks Shabbat and Yom Tov Times Date Portion Candle lighting Ends 1 Nov/28 Cheshvan Toldot 6.15 7.50 BACKPACK PROMOTION 8 Nov/5 Kislev Vayetze 6.15 7.58 15 Nov/12 Kislev Vayishlach 6.15 8.05 22 Nov/19 Kislev Vayeshev 6.15 8.12 29 Nov/26 Kislev Mikketz 6.15 8.19 N.B. 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