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Schools, 1979

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Mixed vote in teachers union Election

Tribune · Wednesday 28 November 1979 · page 5

SYDNEY: The three senior officers of the NSW Teachers Federation -- Barry Manefield, Barbara Murphy and Col Rennie -- retained their positions in the election concluded last week…

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Tech teachers act

Tribune · Wednesday 28 November 1979 · page 4

Sydney: Teachers at Sydney Tech last week voted for stop-work action against the Technical and Further Education (TAFE) Department's…

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Driving school started it all Latest in car sound equipment

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 November 1979 · page 18

What is believed to be the most comprehensive display of car sound equipment in the Eastern Suburbs is available at well-known Bondi television and gift store, Sheldons of Bondi…

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16,1180 teachers will fight tenure scheme

Tribune · Wednesday 5 December 1979 · page 5

MELBOURNE: Over 15,000 teachers at one of Australia's largest-ever stop work meetings last week decided to strike if the "limited tenure scheme" is introduced in 1980 and demanded…

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Technical Teachers Demonstrate

Tribune · Wednesday 5 December 1979 · page 5

SYDNEY: Technical teachers demonstrated last week outside the Technical and Further Education department…

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Successful industrial school

Tribune · Wednesday 5 December 1979 · page 15

SYDNEY: The recent CPA industrial school at Minto drew over 50 people and was a great success according to organiser I Warwick Neilley. CPA members and friends in a wide range of industries came…

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Coogee Synagogue wants back its Sunday school

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 December 1979 · page 7

The Coogee-Randwick-Clovelly Hebrew Congregation will approach new families in the area in an attempt to boost its flagging Sunday school. The congregation’s 14th…

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Perth day school — centre of conflict

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 December 1979 · page 4

Controversy has arisen in Perth over comments made by local leader Abe Troy about the Carmel School in an address at an Australian Friends of the Hebrew University evening here recently…

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Trainee Teacher First in Scheme

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 December 1979 · page 7

The decision by the NSW Board of Jewish Education, Moriah and Masada Colleges to jointly sponsor a trainee Jewish Studies teacher to spend 12 months training in Israel was an historic step for the whole of the community, NSW Jewish Board of Deputies education chairman Leslie Caplan…

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Moriah pupils show off art

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 December 1979 · page 16

The Mizrachi Synagogue hall took on a new look last week when art works by pupils of Moriah College’s three kindergartens were put on display at a special art exhibition. described it as one of th[?]…

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School Lecture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 December 1979 · page 16

Rev Solomon Goldberg, minister of the Parramatta Synagogue recently addressed an assembly of…

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