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Shows & fairs, 1990

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58th CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 1990 · page 37

MANAGEMENT of the NSW team which will compete at the 58th Australian Maccabi Interstate Sports Carnival in Surfers…

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WHAT'SON Art Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 1990 · page 2

Annabelle Sherell is exhibiting in a mixed exhibition this week at the Harrington Street Gallery, 17 Meager St, Chippendale. She is pictured above with one of her works, Easels. Ben Apfelbaum took the…

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Diverse tribute to the sculptor’s art ART Sculpture Show Robin Gibson Gallery

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 1990 · page 29

THE SCULPTURE Show at the Robin Gibson Gallery represents 16 of the gallery’s artists in bronze, steel, wood, marble and assemblage. A logical…

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Whose Ark was it, anyway? One of the 12 mud tablets recounting the Epic of the Mesopotamian hero Gilgamesh, dating back to the 7th Century BCE, will be on display as part of the Civilization exhibition at the Museum of Victoria later this month. Larry Stillman looks at the Gilgamesh Epic and discusses its significance as an antecedent to the biblical flood story

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 1990 · page 17

ONE OF the most important objects in the Civilization Exhibition that goes on display at the Museum of Victoria…

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Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 40

SOCIAL highlight of the 9th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in January will be a rock ’n’ roll night at one of Melbourne’s…

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58th CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 40

AUSTRALIAN 13th Maccabiah Games women’s squash team manager Jane Glasser will head the Western Australian…

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The Chore Wars A guide to negotiating a fair division of duties

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 13

EARLY IN our marriage, I mentioned to my husband that I actually enjoyed supermarket shopping. But seven years of…

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Junior TES choir participates in 2000-strong show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 12

THE EMANUEL School junior choir was invited to participate in a production involving 2000 students of all denominations from…

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Dazzling drawings show range of interests, stills ART Visual Instincts Holdsworth Galleries

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 26

ON SHOW at the Holdsvvorth Galleries is an exhibition by over 40 Australian artists. Art critic and artist Arthur MacIntyre has shown a considerable…

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JCA pledges show encouraging rise

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 1990 · page 7

STIRRING speeches by communal and public personalities have sparked substantial increases in the 1990 Jewish…

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Sport CLUBS Around the Referee fails to show SOCCER

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 1990 · page 43

FAILURE OF a match official to arrive at Heffron Park stopped Maccabi-Hakoah reserve team from playing its match last…

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Juniors show in Metropolitan titles TENNIS

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 1990 · page 52

SYDNEY’S LEADING Jewish junior tennis players shared the limelight in the Advance Bank Metropolitan…

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Poggenpohl leads way at international fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 1990 · page 6

THE 1990 International Furniture Fair in Cologne, West Germany, saw the giant kitchen company Poggenpohl lead the way in…

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Home art show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 1990 · page 34

KEEP THE weekend of July 28-29 free for an art show at the Montefiore Home in Hunters Hill. Beginning at 7.30pm with a…

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TV show changing Polish altitudes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 1990 · page 18

WARSAW — A television program called “Shalom” seems to be having much success here in changing the popular image of Israel as a country perpetually engulfed in war and racial strife. Intended to be informative as well as entertaining, the weekly…

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No applause for PUD show Media Watch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 1990 · page 5

THE ATTEMPTED massacre of innocent civilians on the beaches of Tel Aviv by the Palestine Liberation Front, a full constituent of the PLO, was a military operation — because it…

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Sport Book now to bond carnival lodgings

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 1990 · page 53

THE 58th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival organising committee’s decision to establish Bond University and its…

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Fashion Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 August 1990 · page 2

WIZO Ayelet is presenting a “fabulous” fashion show at Hakoah Club on August 22, 7.45pm. $25 a ticket. Fashions by Adam Bennett, Covers, Gottex, George Gross, Hammerman Furs and Papoucci…

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The Russians may be coming to carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 1990 · page 51

A TEAM of Russian Jewish sportsmen and women want to compete at the 58th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival on the…

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China TV to show 'Genocide'

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 1990 · page 22

LOS ANGELES — China Central Television, the world’s largest television network, has agreed to broadcast Genocide, an Academy Award-winning documentary on the Holocaust produced by the Simon Wiesenthal Centre. The agreement was announced by Rabbi…

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