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Shows & fairs, 1997

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school sport Masada Primary athletics carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 1997 · page 37

THE Masada College Primary School atletics carnival was held at Koola Oval, Killara. The winning house was Carmel…

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Yang's personal odyssey Slides Show The North

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 1997 · page 32

IF YOU are old enough to remember Magic Lantern shows you may well wonder why photographer William Yang would want to use such an archaic medium to tell the story of…

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Organisers expecting huge entry for Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 September 1997 · page 35

WITH three months to go until the start of the Interstate Maccabi Junior Carnival in Sydney, manager Linda Zilber was this week confident that…

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INSIDE *Huge numbers expected for Maccabi Junior Carnival Edited by Peter Scott Sport News Results Profile Schools Kaplan foreshadows major plans for new committee

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 September 1997 · page 36

NSW Maccabi has set itself a range of ambitious tasks for the new year in its attempt to break through the'membership ceiling which has hovered around the 2000 mark for…

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Carnival preparation at fever-pitch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 1997 · page 35

HOME-STATE preparations for the Maccabi Senior Interstate Carnival in Sydney this December are in full swing. NSW manager Louis Platus has recruited…

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Israeli art exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 October 1997 · page 24

AN art exhibition featuring the works of Israeli artists Leo Kahn, Shmuel Tepler and Piero Cividalli was held at Hakoah Club recently…

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Adass Israel chooses its “fair dinkum” Yiddishkeit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 October 1997 · page 17

Adass Israel, a distinctive ultra-Orthodox community in Melbourne founded almost 50 years ago, works on its…

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Dutch Village Fair in Sydney door Wabe Roskam

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 October 1997 · page 21

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succot fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 17

SUCCOT fair, St Ives Showground, October 21. North Shore Chabad House 9488 9548…

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succot carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 17

YESHIVA Centre Succot carnival, Dover Heights, October 19, $5/518 family. 9387 3822…

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Maccabi Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 14

I REFER to the articles “Bid to make Carnivals all-Maccabi affair” (AJN 3/10/97) and “What Maccabi really stands for” (10/10/97) in relation to…

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Succot carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 20

YESHIVA Centre will hold its annual Succot carnival at its Dover Heights campus on October 19. Thanks to the school’s new premises, Yeshiva will be able to offer a wide variety of activities, spokesman Henry Kinstlinger said. “This year’s carnival will include a giant succah, as well as live music and entertainment for the whole…

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“Everyone” urged to sign up for Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 36

News Results Profile Schools…

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Rose Bay All the fun of the fair ♦♦♦ at Rose Bay

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 October 1997 · page 25

IT'S the personal touch and years of consistent friendly service offered by Rose Bay’s diverse range of shops, cafes and business professionals which makes Rose Bay such a…

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Succot carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 27

RIDES, face-painting, clowns and a barbecue kept families entertained at the Yeshlva Succot carnival In Dover Heights. Jugglers, fire-eaters, and an…

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Carnival fundraiser

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 9

AIR Force One, starring Harrison Ford, will be screened as a…

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Show Biz!!!

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 23

Fun and exiting, new and different, and always entertaining, the Maccabi Carnival Talent Quests provide an opportunity for those talented members of the community to start their stuff on the big stage. Dare to be differentill!…

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South Australia to host 66th Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 24

THE ADELAIDE community may be small in numbers, but it is big on spirit and commitment. Just weeks ago the South Australian Jewish community confirmed that it would take…

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Carnival HIGHLIGHTS & NEWS Accommodate yourself in style

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 23

The official Carnival Hotel is The Landmark Parkroyal. Located in the historic heart of leafy, cosmopolitan Potts Point, The Landmark boasts harbour views from each of its 470 spacious rooms. On its doorstep you will discover…

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Sport Carnival open to all; linked with JNF scheme News Results Profile Schools

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 November 1997 · page 36

THE pace is picking up in preparations for the NSW assault on the senior shields at this year’s Interstate Carnival in Sydney, with most sports organising trials for official…

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