The Wedding ‘Like winning the jackpot’
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 January 2006 · page 7
GRAEME Gilovitz describes his first kiss from Lea Elmaleh as “like winning the jackpot”. The couple had met eight years earlier through mutual friends but for the first time, Lea, 28, showed…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 January 2006 · page 10
JERUSALEM - Fewer Israelis are getting married. According to Interior Ministry statistics released this week, 35 per cent fewer couples registered…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Wedding Third time lucky Who: Eli Olschewski and Annette Krochmalik When: Sunday, January 8 Where: Garden Terrace, Star City Rabbi: Benzion Milecki
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 January 2006 · page 7
ANNETTE Krochmalik is not entirely sure how she met her husband Eli Olschewski. She knows that it was 2003, and it somehow involved someone in the Maccabi…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 January 2006 · page 7
IT is not often that one meets their partner in a courthouse. Daniel Meltz, 35, was sitting the courtroom component of his bar exam, while Debbie Hill, a 33-year-old general…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 2006 · page 11
KEREN Rosenman and Darren Miller met at a Jewish Communal Appeal function two-and a-half years ago. Strangely enough, it was one of Keren's ex boyfriends who…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 2006 · page 11
JACQUIE Gelski and David Wolf were set up on a blind date by one of Jacquie's friends; four years later, Jacquie thanked her for this by making her a bridesmaid at their wedding…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 2006 · page 11
BOTH Lara Abelsohn and Neil Heymann took part in the AUJS Revue in 2000, but did not meet until one night after a show, when Neil introduced himself to her. “He was a…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 2006 · page 11
MICHAEL Sebbag was supposed to fly back to Perth where he has been living and working for the past eight years, but his friends convinced him to stay. On the same night that he…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 2006 · page 11
EVERYBODY knows that blind dates are a gamble. The person sitting opposite you could have anything from horrendous conversational skills to halitosis. So when David Dolowitz,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Dance for bridal couple Ask the Rabbi I recently attended my first Jewish wedding. I found it most peculiar that men and women danced separately. Doesn't a wedding celebrate the coming together of a man and a woman?
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 2006 · page 18
AGUEST at a Jewish wedding is not just an onlooker. Every guest has a mission: to enhance the joy of the bridal couple…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Wedding of the week A perfect design
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2006 · page 15
SIX years ago, lawyer Jodie Davis was involved in an unusually stressful legal case. When her mobile phone rang during a meeting with her client, the senior barrister yelled at her but she…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 15
Who: Jeffrey Klein and Lisa Lorentz When: Sunday, February 12 Where: Ceremony at Temple Emanuel Woollahra, reception at the…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 2006 · page 14
(5) Mai and Sim Rapken celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at the North Shore Synagogue on Febmary 26. Pichired with their daughter Sarah…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 15
IT was over three years ago that Tamara Kohn took her father to a yoga retreat at the…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Beyond the party Once comprising a call-up, a glass of wine and an emphasis on lesson in Jewish life, bar and bat mitzvahs have blown out to wedding-size proportions. so, has the true meaning of bar and bat mitzvah been, lost? Mark Franklin and Noya Lizor asked an Orthodox rabbi, a Progressive rabbi and the parent of a bar mitzvah boy. Orthodox, But Not Outdated Rabbi Ritchie Moss The Nefesh Community
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2006 · page 16
BAR/BAT mitzvahs today are doing exactly what…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 2006 · page 19
WHEN Sydney girl Janet Myers and Melbourne boy Jonanthan Granek were sent to Hong Kong six years ago to run Jewish youth programs for Netzer, they had no idea…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2006 · page 15
RACHEL Duggan met Alon Mizrachi six years ago at Bankers Trust where they both worked. After a drink…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 2006 · page 19
OVER a coffee, Rimma Krasnyanskaya told her friend the criteria she wanted in a partner. Her friend said she would…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2006 · page 14
(1) Celana Klein and Joshua Haimovitch were married at Central Synagogue on March 26. (7) Debbie Nathan and Nolan Goldstein announced their engagement…
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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 2006 · page 15
ANTHONY Shapiro used to stare at Samantha Levy from across the street. She worked at a hairdressing salon opposite…
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