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Shows & fairs, 1992

94 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 5

Israeli jet fighter on show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 June 1992 · page 2

A CROWD of 130,000 visited Israel’s Independence Day air show held at Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv. The airport wes closed to all flights for six hours while special flypasts and ground displays were held. Among the popular attractions on show was the Israeli-made Lavf Jet fighter (pictured)…

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Group art show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 June 1992 · page 8

ANNABEL Shereli’s 1992 exhibition opened at the Harrington Street Galleiy last week and runs until June 28. Sherell is exhibiting with Trish…

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Sex show not modest

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 July 1992 · page 16

A RECENT episode of the television Sex show included a brief segment on circumcision, in which I, as well as an Orthodox Jewish doctor and other members of the Jewish community…

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Dead Sea Works show profit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 July 1992 · page 2

POTASH producer Dead Sea Works registered a profit increase of 34 percent in the first quarter of 1992 — from NIS 24.4 million in the first quarter of 1991 to NIS 32.7…

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Hepatitis shots for carnival teams Sydney sports scene Junior soccer results Netball team picture

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 July 1992 · page 16

NSW MACCABI this week finalised details of a program to vaccinate against hepatitis-B its team members competing at upcoming Australian Maccabi sports carnivals…

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property/commercial Shopping centres show bright prospects

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 July 1992 · page 5

Freestanding shopping centres throughout Australia will continue to enjoy strong growth, according to new research by a property consultant…

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Junior Soccer Scene No Show Opposition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 July 1992 · page 19

SIX Maccabi Junior Soccer Club Southern and Eastern matches were called off last weekend when opposing teams failed to…

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Northside netball's carnival cup

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 July 1992 · page 15

HISTORY was created by Northside Maccabi Netball Club when it won an A-grade carnival competition at Gosford last week. The under-13a team, co-sponsored by Brad Garlick DaihatsuGoldmark Jewellers and coached by Jeff Payne, went through the…

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Moses, Furst lead carnival teams

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 August 1992 · page 12

MACCABI Queensland has reappointed Lynette Moses and Avis Furst as senior and junior team managers respectively for the forthcoming interstate carnivals…

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Hepatitis shots compulsory for junior carnival teams

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 August 1992 · page 15

MACCABI AUSTRALIA Inc (MAI) confirmed this week that 11th Junior Carnival competitors in contact sports must be…

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Israel, medical seminars for Sydney carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 August 1992 · page 14

EDUCATION, fitness and beauty go hand in hand if some of the exciting new additions to the 60th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival program are anything to go by. The 60th carnival organising committee, led by Louis…

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sport Edited by Mike Golland Israeli boxer wins title Sydney sports scene Jubilee carnival medicos North's cricket coach

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 August 1992 · page 16

ZOHIR “The Israeli Kid” Abu-Lashin — a one-time bagel seller in the Galilee town of Nazareth — last…

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FRAMES in AdelaideJUMP CUT in Perth Exhibition Practice in Adelaide and Perth: the FRAMES and Jump Cut Festivals Celebrating difference in Adelaide Exhibiting confidence in the west Michael Herrman writes about programming Jump Cut

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 September 1992 · page 10

FRAMES Festival of Film and Video was initiated in 1982 by the Adelaide Festival Fringe and the Media Resource Centre, giving Adelaide a…

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Hakoah is major carnival sponsor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 September 1992 · page 16

THE HAKOAH Club last week become a major supporter of the 60th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival to be hosted in Sydney…

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My Fair Lady Florists

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1992 · page 13

19 Bellevue Road, Bellevue Hill. Tel: 387 5111. Always offering unique and innovative ideas, we are pleased to introduce Murray Pike…

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NSW in 27 carnival events

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1992 · page 20

NEW SOUTH Wales is expected to compete in 27 events at the 60th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival starting in Sydney on Sunday, December 27, team manager Caroline Stern…

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Theatre a sport in carnival talent night

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 15

THERE’S GOLD up for grabs when the 60th (Diamond Jubilee) Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival holds its talent quest event in December…

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sport Perth gears for 11th Junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 October 1992 · page 15

THE 11th AUSTRALIAN Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival starting in Perth on January 10 could prove to be one of the most exciting…

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Carnival teams

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 12

Lynette Moses, senior team manager (075) 31-5098 for ages 16 and over, and Avis Furst,…

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sport Edited by Mike Golland Carnival billets

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 20

SYDNEY JEWRY will be asked to provide accommodation for at least 70 visiting competitors at the…

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