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Shows & fairs, 1997

107 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 6

maccahi carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 1997 · page 15

MACCABI Junior Sports Carnival, Perth, January 11-23. Jeff Hduseman 9692 8100 (bh), 9398 1748 (ah)…

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Maccabi Carnival 64AN 8 Page Australian Jewish News Supplwment Vics Carnival triple treat

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 1997 · page 1

Victoria is the undisputed champion state of Australian Jewish sport after a dominant performance in the 64th Australian Maccabi Sports…

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Making it to the top Seven times gold —Carnival's star trio

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 January 1997 · page 8

Mark Rosenthal joins elite company as the joint-winner of the 1996 Maccabi World Union Trophy. In the award’s 14 year history, only one…

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Out & about Maccabi Senior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 1997 · page 26

Photographer Nigel Clements was on duty at the recently concluded Maccahi…

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360 at Maccabi Juniorf Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 January 1997 · page 3

MACCABI Junior Carnival gelt under way in Perth this week, with 360 youth from five states participating. The New South Wales squad numbers…

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Junior Carnival on camera

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 1997 · page 16

MACCABI Junior Carnival winds up in Perth this week. Sports Editor Peter Scott photographed some of the NSW squad of 90 athletes and…

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Junior Carnival a huge success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 1997 · page 32

NEW South Wales team manager Jeff Houseman has declared the Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Perth a resounding success…

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A show for the “must see” list THEATRE I'm Not a Dentist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 1997 · page 23

HENRI Szeps scored resounding hits at the Ensemble in two previous one-man pieces, Double Bass and Sky. He has now surpassed both these achievements as…

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arts A matter Of timi[?] Henri Szeps, currently enjoying the premiere season of I'm Not a. Dentist, took time out to speak to Michael Rakusin about his new one-man show and his recently launched book, All in Good Timing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 January 1997 · page 23

CLEARLY, Henri Szeps is not a dentist. Few are the dentists who have such a deep, resonant voice or who know how to use it to such engaging effect…

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Strong show In Perth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 1997 · page 30

In the under 17 division of basketball at Junior Carnival, NSW Blue finished third. Back from left: Jonathan Shineberg, Craig Zamek, Jeremy Shelton, Daniel Lemish; front; Jared Gersun, Ronnie Staub, Daniel Nadel, Jared Houseman…

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Junior Carnival: Fun, excitement and success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 1997 · page 31

NSW team manager Jeff Houseman was on the spot with his camera at many of the events at Maccabi Junior Carnival in Perth, which concluded last week. At the time of the AJN going to press, final results were not available…

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NSW flag-bearer labels Perth Carnival “terrific”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 January 1997 · page 32

SYDNEY’S Jeri-Lee Rosenthal, who was the NSW flag-bearer at the opening ceremony of Maccabi Junior Carnival in Perth, was full of praise for the event…

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Plasto-Ispak 1997 exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 February 1997 · page 28

THE largest ever exhibition to be staged by the Israeli plastics and rubber industry will open at Tel Aviv’s Exhibition Gardens on September 15…

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Be Fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 February 1997 · page 12

I NOTICED the correspondence regarding Shalom-Salaam (AJN 31/1/97) and a letter from the research officer of the NSW Jewish…

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school SPORT Masada carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 February 1997 · page 17

DESPITE pouring rain, Masada College Primary School students swam with enthusiasm at their recent swimming carnival. Many events were keenly contested and several college records fell. Senior champions are Dori Rakusin and Daniel Rivkin, with runners-up Stevie…

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Veteran show-stealer THEATRE The Food Chain

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 February 1997 · page 28

COINCIDENTALLY, veteran actor Bunney Brooke heads the alphabetical billing order for New York Jewish playwright Nicky Silver’s comedy The Food Chain at the…

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Win one of 30 double passes to Home Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 February 1997 · page 30

THE annual Commonwealth Bank Home Show, spanning three halls and featuring over 200 exhibitors, will be on again at Darling Harbour, March 12-16…

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Records Smashed at Tes Swimming Carnival School SPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 March 1997 · page 20

WYNN House won The Emanuel School Primary Swimming Carnival, ending Cowan’s four-year reign. Held at Heffron Pool, several records were smashed, but the highlight of the day was the team spirit…

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Art Watch A decidedly Decent Obsession This week, the State Library of New South Wales unveiled its latest exhibition — “Possessed: Treasures of the State Library of NSW. The curator of the exhibition, John Murphy, provides us with a sneak peek

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 March 1997 · page 27

FOR the first time in its 170 year history of collecting, the State Library of New South Wales is staging a…

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