The Memories of Muizenberg Exhibition is coming to Australia,
starting in Melbourne on 1 December.
Location: Latitude: 34° 7′ 0″ S Longitude: 18° 28′ 0″ E
14 miles or 22.53 Kilometers from Cape Town
The wonderful history and life of the Muizenberg Jewish Community.
Melbourne: Central Shul, Caulfield 1 – 15 December 2013
Sydney: B’nai B’rith East Sydney 9 – 28 February 2014
Kehillat Masada, St Ives March 2014
Perth: Chabad, Noranda April 2014
The Melbourne venue is the beautiful new Melbourne Central Shul in South Caulfield.
My talks at the Australian Jewish Genealogical Society in Sydney and Melbourne
Visit the AJN: http://www.ajn.com.au
Eli, that is amazing. Well done. I see our friend Seymour Stoch in the one picture with all his Muizenberg buddies from way back. And of course Michael and Jerry. These are different pictures from the last memories of Muizenberg. Love it, Cheers, Denise
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Thanks for this. We saw it in Israel At Beit Protea. Is that Jerry In the pic With Michael? believe from Alfie that Jerry had a hip replacement! Love Hannah
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I’d love to see more pics.Born, schooled, Barmied and married to a Muizenberg girl in Muizenberg..Altho living in Sea Point, still go for an unforgettable swim in Muizies.
Our 1 son, Dr David Sacks , wife and 6 children live in Balaclava, Melbourne.
Best wishes, Basil Sacks
Hi Basil, how are you, our regards to your family. it was 2 years on the day that I was in CT. Hopefully be back there again in the next few years.
Hi Eli, Hope you and Jill are well and looking forward to your SA trip. Eli, I asked Harry Gurwitz and Michael if they could help name the girls in the photo with Jerry, Michael, Harry and Max. I remember the name of the one on the front, Norma Maisel nee Shwer, and the faces of the others I know, but not the names. Michael and Harry can’t remember, now can Jerry and myself, I have an old friend ex CT living in Melbourne and I sent it to him and he asked if I could name those girls. Is there anyway you could find out for me please., I would appreciate it. Love, Denise
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On your Memories of Muizenberg below……the third photograph ….the one with Michael, Jerry, Harry etc in plus the girls. That is the photo I would like to know the names of the girls. As I mentioned before, Michael can’t remember their names either, so I wondered if you knew anybody who could name the girls. Cheers, Denise
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Is this exhibition coming to San Diego?
The one picture commented on, with Seymour Stoch, are THE touch rugby ‘manne’..
I remember them all (some names escape me). In fact I have the same photo in my album.
Back row: Bobby Lockitch z”l
Middle row: Barry Lockitch, Sam Galansky, Seymour, Alan Sherman, Leslie Sherman (my husband) and Gerald Musikanth
Front row on the right is Mannie Maron
Leslie and Gerald used to play beach bats on the beach for hours. Happy memories.
Well done Eli .. who is family of family .. LOL
Batya Sherman (Rose’s sister)
Denise. In part answer to your question – the girls are L-R: Betty Gerber (Rajak); in front Norma Schwer (Maisel); Carol Shulman (Lazar); Elsa Solomon (Brown – my wife!).
Thanks Henry – great work!
1959-1960
Touch Rugby and Bok Bok team
Front row: Mervyn Danker, Allan Greenblo, Allan Danker, Mervyn Rosenberg, Mannie Marron
Middle row: Barry Lockitch, Sam Galansky, Seymour Stoch, Allan Sherman, Lesley Sherman, Gerald Musikanth
Back row: Allan Shuman,?, Lionel Reingold.
Those guys were a few years older than me but I certainly recognise them. Used to play cricket in the driveway with Mervyn Rosenberg till uncle Barney came home from from work. It was 6 and out into the Chaits front garden and tip onto the garage door without a bounce was caught behind……………….what days……………
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Just seen this Henry. Gosh we were all so young!