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Shows & fairs, 1997

107 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 6

Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 1997 · page 35

NSW participants at the recent Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Perth will meet again at the awards ceremony scheduled for Hakoah Club at…

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Mount Sinai carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 1997 · page 34

MEIR House took the honours at the Mount Sinai College swimming carnival at Heffron Park Pool. Principal Harry Taibel emphasised the…

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20 records fall at Moriah carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 1997 · page 34

TWENTY swimming records were smashed at the annual Moriah High School swimming carnival. Star of the carnival was Year 11 student…

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NCJW art exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 1997 · page 22

PAINTINGS, ceramics, folk art and tapestries will be among the arts and crafts on display at an exhibition and morning tea at Council House on March 25 in honour of National Council of Jewish Women volunteers…

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High spirits at TES carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 March 1997 · page 34

THE Emanuel School held its inter-house high school swimming carnival at NSW Universty. The emphasis was on fun and good spirit,…

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1200 at north shore Purim fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 20

ABOUT 1200 people attended the biggest function ever held on the north shore — a combined…

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Sport Juniors awarded for Carnival successes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 1997 · page 36

THE outstanding achievements of the NSW team at last January’s Junior Interstate Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth were recognised at a ceremony last Sunday…

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Junior Carnival champions rewarded

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 1997 · page 36

MANY members of the NSW team which participated in last January’s Interstate Junior Sports Carnival in Perth were recognised at a ceremony at Hakoah Club…

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Rochet wins Yeshiva carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 1997 · page 34

YESHIVA Ladies College held its annual swimming carnival at Heffron Pool, with Rochel House emerging victorious. The girls arrived in house colours, holding banners and streamers, and Leah House won the cheer squad competition…

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arts/Porgy and Bess plenty of somethin’ The classic Gershwin musical Porgy and Bess has been touring around the world for the past four years, being staged in countries as diverse as Japan, Alaska, Israel and Argentina. Danny Gocs meets Peter Klein, the producer who is bringing the show to Sydney next month

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 April 1997 · page 28

AMERICAN theatre producer Peter Klein is on a mission to bring the classic musical Porgy and Bess to…

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MWU chairman to be guest at Carnival Sports Roundup Basketball Looking for hoopsters Netballers devastating Tennis women in final Miliman wins Calcutta Evelyn Rose top scores

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 May 1997 · page 35

MACCABI is recruiting women basketball players keen to throw down the gauntlet to the Victorians and West Australians in December’s…

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Hundreds Enjoy 5M Winter Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 May 1997 · page 32

MORE than 630 children from schools and sporting clubs competed in NSW Maccabi’s 5M Winter Carnival on Sunday. Participants came from Moriah College, Masada College, The Emanuel School, Mount Sinai College, Yeshiva College, Maccabi Netball Club,…

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Moriah athletics carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 May 1997 · page 41

ONLY one college record was broken at the Moriah Primary School athletics carnival held in two parts at the college and at the ES Marks Stadium. Twelve-year-old Jordan Wainer set a new time in his 200m age…

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69 ribbons at JSHAA carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 May 1997 · page 41

MORIAH College won 69 ribbons when they played host to this year’s Junior Schools Heads Association of Australia (JSHAA) athletics carnival at Homebush. Some of JMoriah’s primary-age champions were the team’s most successful sprinters, with Jordan Wainer, Daniel Rabie, Louise Mosher, Georgia Ezra and Nicholas Mundell all gaining places…

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Swiss theatre rejects Australian Jewish show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 June 1997 · page 8

AN invitation for an Australian Jewish show to form part of a Zionism festival in Basel, Switzerland, has fallen through at the last moment…

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Art exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 June 1997 · page 21

THE Great Synagogue is hosting an exhibition of artist Felix Tuszynski’s paintings and drawings, tracing the development of his work over the last ten years. The exhibition was opened by Polish Ambassador Dr Agniewszk…

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Carnival logo launched

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 June 1997 · page 38

THE logo of this year’s Maccabi Interstate Carnival, scheduled for Sydney in December and January, was unwrapped last week…

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Canberra exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 July 1997 · page 21

ISRAEL Ambassador Shmuel Moyal opened an art exhibition by renowned artist Pamela Levy at the Australian National University’s Canberra School of Art recently. American-born Ms Levy lives and works in Jerusalem…

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art exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 July 1997 · page 17

EXHIBITION by Aboriginal artist Gordon Syron, including depictions of Jewish influences and portrayals of Australian history, DQ on Oxford, 239 Oxford Street, Taylor Square, July 10-July 24…

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Kindies combine for show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 July 1997 · page 18

TEMPLE Emanuel Woollahra Kindergarten hosted children from Moriah, Mt Zion, Mount Sinai, Hillel and Roscoe Street Kindergartens for a children’s show “Looking for Ted”, featuring Shelley Sacks, Sonia Kramer and Nessie Kessel…

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