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Shows & fairs, 1994

86 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5

Digest Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 1994 · page 1

THE opening session of the senior Maccabi Carnival in Adelaide was a joyous affair…

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Carnival time in Adelaide

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 1994 · page 1

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Friendly Carnival starts with a bang

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 1994 · page 3

A SWIRL of banners, crashing Israeli music, a heimishe flavour and a packed hall marked the opening ceremony of the 61st Australian…

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sport NSW’s 140 for 12th junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 1994 · page 19

NSW HAS A team of team of 140 youngsters at the 12th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival starting in Melbourne on Monday with a…

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NSW strikes gold in bowling Sydney sports scene Junior carnival team Reaping from Reebok

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 1994 · page 20

NEW South Wales bowled over its opposition in the 10-pin competition at the Adelaide Senior Carnival last week…

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Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 6

Ca[?] There may have been fewer competitors at Adelaide’s Carnival 61 than in recent years. But as these pictures by Ari Kemppalmen and Vic Alhadeff show, there was no lack of enthusiasm or sporting prowess…

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Carnival Scoreboard

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 1

Scores with the lot. Who won. Who tried. Gold, silver and bronze. 10-11…

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“Heimisheh” carnival?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 4

WHILE Victoria was demolishing New South Wales in the women’s netball clash, with the goals being scored at about one a minute, all…

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Adelaide's heimisheh Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 2

IT WAS quickly dubbed the “heimisheh Carnival”. Only the fourth Senior Carnival to be hosted by Adelaide it reflected its…

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Carnival Corner Brothers versatile

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 4

WEST Australian brothers Russell and Neill Glasser embodied the spirit of Carnival to an almost absurd degree. Game to try any sport and…

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And now if's Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 22

THE NIGHT was warm, the crowd was excited and many of the participants from New South Wales were thankful just to have arrived safely for the opening of the 12th Junior Maccabi…

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Carnival Corner One-up-person-ship

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 8

THE WITS were wide awake at the Carnival opening ceremony. As outgoing Maccabi Australia president David Grace was winding up…

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maccabi/carnival 61 an Australian Jewish News 12 Page Lift-out Vics triumph in SA

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 1994 · page 1

VICTORIA is the 1993/94 Senior Maccabi Carnival champion state. The Victorians won both the…

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sport /junior carnival Carnival a hit for all

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 January 1994 · page 20

ENTHUSIASTIC competitors, supportive parents, well-attended social nights and even the weather have combined to produce an enjoyable first week of Junior Carnival, according to…

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Fundraising, but no increase in carnival fees: MAI promise

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 January 1994 · page 23

A FUNDRAISING committee to investigate ways of generating increased revenue for Australian Jewish sport is to be formed and…

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Carnival Corner

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 January 1994 · page 18

THERE’S no doubting the maturity of youngsters these days. A 12year-old Queenslander was told by his billets that curfews would…

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arts/leisure Exhibition at National Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 January 1994 · page 5

Cinema Reviews Music Opera Ballet On Stage Books. Video Review Visual Arts Travel THE National Theatre in St…

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Closure of AFI Cinema sparks exhibition action

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 February 1994 · page 3

When the Australian Film Institute closed the cinema they have operated in Sydney's Paddington Town Hall for about fifteen years, they precipitated two related but different…

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New show hails creativity

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 1994 · page 5

IMAGINATION. It can’t be measured but its influences are everywhere. The world of imagination — which is really the whole world of ideas and designed objects — will be explored in a new SBS…

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news views Exhibition reaffirms Holocaust reality

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 1994 · page 1

PRIME Minister Paul Keating told a gathering in Canberra last week that it is “profoundly important” to reaffirm continuously the reality of…

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