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Schools, 1972

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Drama teacher 'hates to leave'

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 November 1972 · page 20

Actress and drama teacher Eve Hecht is going this week to Europe and Israel on an eight-weeks trip, but she hates to leave. Aside from teaching at…

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Nederlandse taal op Franse school

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 24 November 1972 · page 1

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Schoolbus conflict noopt ouders tot maatregelen

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 24 November 1972 · page 6

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School addition

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 28 November 1972 · page 1

A new school will built in Holroyd plans for the school have already…

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Pre-poll scandal Askin sits on schools report

Tribune · Tuesday 28 November 1972 · page 3

NSW Premier Askin, indulging in the most scurrilous anticommunist and anti-union electioneering, is also deliberately…

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Electioneering in schools

Tribune · Tuesday 28 November 1972 · page 6

MELBOURNE: A four-page leaflet seeking support for Max Ogden's Communist Party campaign in the Melbourne electorate is certainly unique in that it…

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Jewish Schools Under a Survey

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 November 1972 · page 5

“We need Jewish schools, not schools for Jews.” Mr Lionel Link, director of the NSW Board of Jewish Education, said last week. Mr Link was guest…

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School Stag Es Charles Dickens Play Pupils attempt big production

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 December 1972 · page 3

One of the youngest casts ever has been busy rehearsing the play "Oliver" for the past six months and will present it at St. Anne's Church of England Hall, Merrylands tomorrow night. A cast of more than have also had to arrange…

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Butcher stays on as teacher

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 December 1972 · page 19

A young Guildford butcher who left for Iran early this year hasn't made definite…

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School to get new additions

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 December 1972 · page 27

Subject to a review of enrolment trends, important additions will be made of the Beresford Road, Public School South Wentworthville…

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Pupils to Entertain

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 December 1972 · page 2

Masada College pupils will visit the B’nai B’rith Parents’ Home at Waitara on Sunday to entertain residents with a…

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School Mistress Retires Teaching life is now over

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 December 1972 · page 2

A testimonial dinner was given to the retiring Mistress of the Merrylands…

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Teachers stop on victimisations

Tribune · Tuesday 12 December 1972 · page 12

MELBOURNE: Secondary and technical teachers in Victoria held a half-day stoppage and joint mass meetings over victimisation of teachers last week…

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NSW teachers look to '73

Tribune · Monday 18 December 1972 · page 6

It won't be "Happy New Year" for NSW teachers if the State Government and the Public Service Board have their way…

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Bomb Scare at School

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 December 1972 · page 3

A bomb hoax almost caused the cancellation of the Merrylands High School’s performance of "Sweet Charity" on December 7. Some unknown…

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