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Shows & fairs, 2000

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Sport Swimming talent ready for 5M/4M Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 48

MORIAH College — defending champions in both the 5M Junior Schools events and the 4M Senior Schools Challenge — will be facing contenders on all sides at the annual…

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autumn fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2000 · page 24

MASADA College Autumn Fair with 50 stalls, gourmet food, entertainment, thousands of prizes, St Ives. April 9, 10am. 9449 3744…

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Experts add spice to fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2000 · page 3

A TRAMPOLINING demonstration by Australian Olympians, custom-made caricatures and a culinary presentation by a cookbook author will feature at the Masada College Autumn Fair on…

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The right to a fair trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2000 · page 16

WHEN Yuli Edelstein was released from Siberia after spending three years there as a prisoner for the “crime” of wanting to emigrate to Israel, he was asked by the Australian Jewish News how he had survived. How he had…

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Show yourself to your room

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2000 · page 2

“I’LL show you to your room” could be an expression of the past, if an innovation at a new Israeli hotel catches on…

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out & about Masada Fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 April 2000 · page 22

MASADA College raised $40,000 for the improvement of its educational facilities at its biennial Autumn Fair. The event, which drew 2000 people, was organised by the Masada…

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community Your Guide to Community Events Theresienstadt exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 18

IN a first for the Sydney Jewish Museum, the exhibition Within the Walls: Theresienstadt Ghetto 1941-1945 is on display at Old Parliament House in Canberra…

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Sport 5M Swimming Carnival Time for Maccabiah huge success again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 39

Emanuel School’s relay team, from left: Warren Kotzen, Robbie Goldberg, Ari Feller, Daniel Coleman. Moriah College's junior school 5M champions. Warren Kotzen and Daniel Coleman of Emanuel…

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Junipr Carnival to be held at Riverview

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 39

ST Ignatius College, Riverview, will host the next Maccabi Junior Carnival in January 2001. This follows the failure to secure Moriah College as the venue for the event…

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The Fifth Column Great Junior Carnival planned for Sydney

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 38

IN line with the great Junior Carnival that is shaping up for January, Danny Freund has put together a formidable committee who look like producing the goods in all areas…

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News Award to Mandela cancelled for calling Iranian trial “fair"

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 2000 · page 3

NEW YORK: Nobel Peace Prize winner Nelson Mandela, who was to have been honoured at a luncheon last week by the American Jewish…

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Show the world you care

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 3

Make the world a better place By showing that you care Reduce, recycle and re-use Don't waste a single share…

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Statistics show Maccabi’s relevance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 46

Anyone who doubted the need for an organisation such as Maccabi need only look at some statistics, that show that we are one — maybe the only — Jewish organisation…

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Emphasis on sport as Junior Carnival returns to roots

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 48

MORE than 700 youth from across Australia, plus two dozen from New Zealand, will gather in Sydney for January’s Maccabi Junior Carnival…

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Preparations under way for Senior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 48

Sports co-ordinator Julian, Isaacs has confirmed that all major venues have been secured. Basketball and netball are to be played at Waverley…

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5M Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 48

Despite the fact that Mount Sinai College is the smallest of the Jewish primary schools, it regularly makes its mark on the field, winning the 5M Swimming Trophy on handicap and holding its own in interschool sport. Seven Mount Sinai pupils qualified to compete at the Combined Independent Schools cross country meet at Eastern Creek this week; above from left: Natalie Boas, Dean Friedlander, Carrie Fisher, Matthew Hoenig, Rachel Solomons, Jared Rudman, Rebecca Lissing. They qualified at an ASISSA meet at…

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Israel to head NSW Carnival effort

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 47

MICHELE Israel has been reappinted manager of the NSW Senior Carnival team, and is looking to field a team which represents both the eastern and northern sides of Sydney…

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Stealing the show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 13

WHETHER it’s organising bellyflop diving contests, a cow fashion parade, a worm-eating contest, elephant races, or…

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Was it just sour grapes? Maccabi 5M netball referee Carol Galen (right) responds to last week’s report that Northside Maccabi Netball Club coach Ron Pelley took his team off the court during the 5M Carnival, claiming biased umpiring. Pelley suggested that the club boycott future carnivals

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 47

WHAT a shame that one incident — which, as far as I am concerned, was very poorly handled by Ron Pelley, who knows well that he should have…

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Dole bludger with criminal record as long as his fire-starting arms found guilty in fair trial

The Chaser · Monday 10 July 2000 · page 4

CHILDERS, Friday: Robert Paul Long was taken into police custody today after being released from his heavily guarded hospital…

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