Mount Sinai Judaica Fair
MOUNT Sinai College pupils, parents, relatives and friends turned out for the school’s second annual Judaica Fair recently, which saw 96 individual projects on display…
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Out & about Moriah Spring Fair
HUNDREDS turned out despite, the rain to enjoy Moriah College’s first Spring Fair recently. Attractions included a side-show alley, stalls and…
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MACCABI Queensland has received a $10,000 grant from the state government to help it run the sports events at the forthcoming 63rd…
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FIRST trial and training session for players seeking selection in NSW basketball teams to compete at the 63rd Australian Maccabi Sports…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →Shakespeare's Globe exhibition
SHAKESPEARE'S Globe exhibition in London is now open to the public. Situated in New Globe Walk, Bankside, visitors can go on guided tours and see the Tudor Theatre being built using…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Doll and Bear Fair
ONE of the region's annual festivals, the Doll and Bear Fair, is an event for the entire family. The fair will feature 60 trade tables laden with antique dolls and accessories such as clothes, shoes, lace, ribbons…
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INFORMATION about the Gold Coast Carnival is now on the worldwide information superhighway — the Internet…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Hake steals the show Revue a Fish Called Gefilte
IT WAS soon into the second act that the if audience got a taste of that classic iSt moment which all AUJS revues possess. To cheers of “more” the Israeli football…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Family signs for carnival
TENPIN bowlers Debbie and Phil Sachs were among the first Sydney sportspeople to sign-on at the Hakoah Club last week to compete for NSW at the upcoming 63rd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival on the Gold Coast from December 25. The whole Sachs family will be In Surfers Paradise for the carnival, with daughters Melissa, 5, (left) and Lena, 7, taking the role of the tenpin team’s “official” mascots. Other NSW team sign-ons in the Hakoah Club…
Continued on Trove, page 40 →School SPORT Moriah athlete scores double at HICES carnival
MORIAH College’s David Reiner took out a major double at the 1995 HICES (Heads of Independent Co-educational Schools) Athletics…
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QUEENSLANDERS who are not competing for the Queensland team at the forthcoming 63rd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival on the…
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NSW expects to have one of its most competitive teams at the 63rd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival hosted by Queensland Maccabi on…
Continued on Trove, page 38 →Synagogue notebook Show of solidarity
IN A SIGN of solidarity, Mizrachi Synagogue has donated a number of Siddurim and Chumashim to Central Synagogue on the first anniversary of the fire which destroyed the…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →WA carnival photographer is Miss Australia “body shape”
A 19-YEAR-OLD West Australian Maccabi member has captured the Junior Miss Australia Body Shaping…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →Exhibition at Bondi
A SELECTION of works by youg Sydney Jewish artist Sharon Lampert is currently on display at the Bondi Pavilion as part of a group exhibition entitled “Silent…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Fair Play
ISRAEL Is one of 30 countries which has unanimously accepted the declaration of principles for fairness In sport…
Continued on Trove, page 42 →Sporting Roundup Jnr Carnival Soccer
NSW 14th Junior Carnival team members who have nominated to play soccer in Melbourne in January should report to the Maccabi…
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QUEENSLANDERS considering competing at this year’s Gold Coast Maccabi Carnival should get in now to avoid missing out on…
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ONE of Australian Jewry’s most promising young golfers, David Ordman, has been included in the NSW team to compete at the 63rd…
Continued on Trove, page 44 →Impressive limes at swimming carnival
MACCABI Queensland’s recent swimming carnival attracted about 25 competitors, most under the age of 14…
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