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Shows & fairs, 1993

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Watch out for the Carnivals Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 1993 · page 23

Victoria is gearing up for what promises to be the biggest and best Junior Carnival which begins on January 10, 1994 and last for ten days…

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Wedding fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 1993 · page 9

THE Sydney Hilton is holding a bridal extravaganza on Sunday, July 11, from 10am to 4pm for Sydney brides-to-be to view a comprehensive array of the Hilton’s bridal services…

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Different view of brilliant show THEATRE Looking Through a Glass Onion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 1993 · page 7

SINCE the birth at the Tilbury Hotel, Woolloomooloo, of this music and chat reflection of (not on) John Lennon’s sad life, it has achieved interstate success and has grown…

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Arts Notes Art show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 1993 · page 5

ISRAELI-born artist Hanna Kay is exhibiting her new works at Michael…

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Phantom Behind the scenes of a smash hit show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 1993 · page 1

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Melbourne “okay” for junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1993 · page 14

ORGANISERS of the 12th Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Melbourne early next year report that “everything is going according to plan”. The 12th junior carnival is set from January 10-21 and…

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Surrealism exhibition opens in Sydney Visual Arts Surrealism: Revolution by night

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1993 · page 6

OF THE many exhibitions of international standing recently shown in Australia, Surrealism: Revolution by night is the most exciting. Initiated and curated by the Australian…

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Rabin must show cause

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 11

Jerusalem: IN A move that could further destabilise the Israeli government, the High Court of Justice has ordered Prime Minister Yitzhak…

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Lord Mayor to head Carnival guest list

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 8

ADELAIDE Lord Mayor Henry Ninio has agreed to be the patron of the 61st Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival, to be held in Adelaide in December…

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Maccabi in school sports carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 22

TEAMS FROM Moriah College, Masada College, Mount Sinai College and NSW Maccabi will compete in a Four-M Sports Carnival…

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Adelaide carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 24

NSW EXPECTS to field a team of between 100-150 at the 61st Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Adelaide from December 26 to…

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Masada students show HSC art

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 12

MASADA’s annual art exhibition, featuring HSC major works of Year 12 art students and drama and music performances, was “once…

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Twingo to feature at Motor Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1993 · page 13

A SURE-FIRE attraction at the forthcoming Sydney Motor Show will be the new one-box Renault Twingo making its first public appearance outside Europe…

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Perth carnival head

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1993 · page 23

WA MACCABI has named the manager to head its organising committee for…

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life/style Peter Weiss sews up 20 years A photographic exhibition at David Jones stores salutes Peter Weiss’ 20-year contribution to fashion. Shoshana Lenthen reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 1993 · page 1

FOR THE first 21 years of his life, fashion designer Peter Weiss wanted to be a cellist. But when it became clear he would never be a master, he turned his…

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The Holocaust Exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 October 1993 · page 8

“A WOUND that will never heal” is how the Holocaust has been described, but during…

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Inspired exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1993 · page 7

ARTIST Itka Indyk takes her inspiration from life, whether it is people she has met or plants and wildlife in her surrounds. Ms Indyk, who is holding an exhibition this month, has been painting since she was a child. Originally from Poland, she spent her childhood and young adult years in New Zealand Her…

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Randwick Community Fair All the Action at Randwick Fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1993 · page 9

WHAT DO Guatemalan dancers, t’ai chi and worm-farming have in common? The Randwick Community Fair, that’s what…

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Toyota showcases ecology at international show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1993 · page 13

VISITORS to the Australian International Motor Show last week had a sneak-preview of Toyota’s ecology display before it is officially released at the Tokyo Motor Show later this month…

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Home a regular advertising feature in the Australian Jewish News Antiques fair at the powerhouse

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 October 1993 · page 10

A RARE, 1808 Gothic-Inspired bookcase will be one of the many outstanding items to be featured during the Antique Dealers Association of NSW’s inaugural…

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