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Sydney · Weddings

Weddings, 1987

7 stories in Sydney's papers

My Sister's Wedding!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 March 1987 · page 7

My sister got morried three weeks ago. On the doy of the wedding everyone wos in a state. Most of us seemed calm except for my…

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Wedding Surprise

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 March 1987 · page 29

Caroline Abrahams and Basil Freedman had an unexpected wedding present when Prime Minister Bob Hawke and his wife Hazel dropped in to kiss the bride and wish the couple mazeltov. The Prime Minister was…

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Wizo Pre-wedding Party for Member

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 March 1987 · page 23

Wizo Tikvah’s Judy Lewis recently gave a pre-wedding party for her daughter Naomi in the Vaucluse home of Cheney Kunstler. A Chai certificate was presented to Cheney and a challah cloth to Naomi with thanks for raising a large sum of money for Wizo. Pictured are Susie Buchman, Judy Lewis, Sophie Borman, Naomi Lewis, Josie…

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Billy Bragg/weddings, Parties, Anything Holme Building, Sydney University

Tharunka · Monday 30 March 1987 · page 25

Any place that makes 1200 people queue up so that the right time arrives to open the gates, sucks. I hate queues. First band to appear on the scene weren’t that…

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Live Weddings the Cannanes/rabbit’s Wedding

Tharunka · Monday 30 March 1987 · page 25

The first time I saw the Cannanes, they were playing on a sundeck in the backyard of a very leafy, overgrown garden in Marrickville. That is their element, they do not ply their audience…

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Weddings, Par[?]ties, Anything

Tharunka · Tuesday 2 June 1987 · page 42

Weddings, Parties, Anything: pretty unusual name for a band, huh? Well, I thought so too, so to solve this dilemma I rolled out to WEA records at Crows Nest to ask Dave Steel, guitarist with Weddings, what it actually meant…

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Temple hosts most weddings

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 June 1987 · page 16

MELBOURNE: About 25 per cent of all Jewish marriages in Melbourne last year took place at the Temple Beth Israel…

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