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Sydney · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1996

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

Thursday the Rabbn Played Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 38

“We do not see you in Shule too often these days.” “I come for yahrzeit, I come for my barmitzvah anniversary, for our wedding anniversary. Whenever, there is an occasion, I’m there.”…

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Leading tennis players in Maccabiah train-on squad

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 40

REPRESENTATIVES from NSW, Victoria and Western Australia are among 66 players named this week to compete for places…

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motoring Audi A6 — technology at its best

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 32

AUTOMATIVE technology has come a long way in the last couple of decades, and the latest offering from German manufacturer Audi…

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Motorcycle Enthusiasts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 22

Are you intersted in burning down the open road on your motor cycle? If you are join other Jewish enthusiaststs in lesisurely day trips around Sydney. For more information call Joseph on 371-9880…

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off-road driving takes off

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 March 1996 · page 6

Australians have embraced four-wheel drivings but it is the "city slickers" who have taken to it with the greatest enthusiasm. DANNIELLE MICHAELS reports…

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Thursday the Rabbi Played Bridge Ron Klinger

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 March 1996 · page 38

"It was nic to see you in Shule on Shabbat. What was the occasion? Yazhreit, anniversary? "There was no special occasion."…

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motoring Jackaroo offers extra features

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 March 1996 · page 33

THE ISUZU sourced Holden Jackaroo 1996 model is the first major facelift for the vehicle since its release, in its present form, in 1992. While the body shape has…

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bridge luncheon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 1996 · page 13

THE Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee will hold a buffet luncheon and bridge afternoon with Ron Klinger at Temple Emanuel, Woollahra, May 5,12.30pm. Cost $25 per person including drinks. Bookings essential:…

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Verstappen-show van korte duur door motorpech

Dutch Weekly · Friday 12 April 1996 · page 26

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bridge luncheon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 1996 · page 13

THE Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee will hold a buffet luncheon and bridge afternoon with Ron Klinger at Temple Emanuel, Woollahra, May 5, 12.30pm. Cost $25 per person including drinks…

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bridge luncheon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 1996 · page 15

THE Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee will hold a buffet luncheon and bridge afternoon with Ron Klinger at Temple Emanuel Woollahra, May 5, 12.30pm. Cost $25 per person including drinks…

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bridge evening

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 1996 · page 15

WIZO Jaffa is holding a bridge evening at the Double Bay Bridge Club, April 28, 7.15pm. $20 includes supper. Jeany: 363 0611, Mary: 327 2677…

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Amsterdamse tram krijgt zwarte doos

Dutch Weekly · Friday 26 April 1996 · page 13

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motoring Redefining four-wheel-drives

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 1996 · page 30

FOUR-WHEEL-DRIVES have many advantages: they are ideal for off-road driving, offer a good option for towing and are regarded by some as safer because they are solid. The latter is a…

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bridge luncheon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 1996 · page 13

THE Montefiore Home Ladies' Committee will hold a buffet luncheon and bridge afternoon with Ron Klinger at Temple Emanuel Woollahra, May 5, 12.30pm. Cost $25 per person including drinks…

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More Australian train-on squads for 15th Maccabiah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 1996 · page 32

AUSTRALIA’S Maccabiah Organising Committee (Moc) has released the names of 48 athletes to train for selection in teams to compete in table tennis and junior basketball at…

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sport "Train for Gain” expert co-ordinates Hakoah’s health and beauty services

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 1996 · page 30

FORMER South African James Blumenthal, who introduced his Train for Gain…

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motoring Golf Cabriolet — the sporty German

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 1996 · page 27

A WHOLE generation of Australians grew up with the VW “Beetle” and you either loved it or hated it — there was no in between. Volkswagen all but disappeared…

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Bridge draws full house

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 21

BRIDGE player and columnist Ron Klinger was the special guest at a Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee…

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motoring Reviving a legand — the BMW 328

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 May 1996 · page 28

WHEN BMW released its 328 roadster in the late 1930’s, it became an overnight sensation as it was well ahead of its time. With the advent of World War II, the car went out…

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