Surf Carnival Demo for Minister and a Prince
Tribune · Wednesday 13 January 1971 · page 1
SYDNEY: The scheduled visit of a Federal Minister and Japanese Prince Mikasa to the surf carnival at Warriewood (about 20 miles north of Sydney) this Saturday Jan. 16 will be the occasion for a demonstration around…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →SPORT West Australians in Melbourne Carnival Men Fail in Basketball
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1971 · page 12
MELBOURNE: West Australia gave New South Wales a “shock” in the men’s basketball elimination match, before…
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Le Courrier Australien · Friday 15 January 1971 · page 4
The Autumn Philatelic Show organised by the French Federation Federation of Philately was recently held in Paris…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Close to gold in carnival
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1971 · page 12
Pictured is the W.A. women's netball team which went within a few points of winning the Carnival gold medal in Melbourne earlier this month. The team lost to Victoria in the final 38-32. They are (back) Debbie Bercove, Debbie Rappeport, Elaine…
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The Broadcaster · Tuesday 2 February 1971 · page 4
A unique event is proposed for Sydney theatre enthusiasts with the production of an international folk…
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Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 February 1971 · page 9
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Continued on Trove, page 9 →Israel at Food Fair
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1971 · page 8
WEST BERLIN: Israel is represented for the 12th consecutive year with her own pavilion at the international…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →ART Feel it with your feet The current action centres again in Watters Gallery. While the previously reviewed assemblages of John Armstrong continue on the ground floor, in the upstairs gallery an “Environmental Happening”, conceived by Vivian Binns and Roger Foley in conjunction with architecture students from the University of NSW (plus a Light Show implemented by Ellis D. Fogg) provides an experience as yet novel in the gallery circuit
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1971 · page 6
One reason, apart from the difficulty of mounting such a show, is that the commercial aspect is obviously not…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Good show by under-10 cricketers
The Broadcaster · Tuesday 23 February 1971 · page 4
Merrylands RSL Youth Recreation Club under-10 cricket team have paved the way for this sport to return as one of the club's biggest activities by putting on some splendid…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Forty-five in Yiddish show
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1971 · page 15
An ensemble of 40 and five musicians will present the Yiddish musical “Megillah” in Sydney next week…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Lady Is a Stler Fighting Fair Sex
The Biz · Thursday 11 March 1971 · page 5
A Supreme Court injunction restraining the lessees of White City at Rushcutters Bay from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →AUSTRALIANA Fancy Fair van CDMA in Berkeley
Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 March 1971 · page 9
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Tharunka · Tuesday 16 March 1971 · page 6
SHOWING cause why one should be readmitted to your course after a double failure for in the case of first years, readmitted to the University after failing…
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The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 March 1971 · page 5
Faye and Jennifer Ed ward from Lithgow had their day made when they came across ahab the…
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Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 26 March 1971 · page 1
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The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 April 1971 · page 20
The NSW Maccabi executive announced last week that it had given suspended sentences to two NSW team members who competed at the Melbourne…
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The Biz · Thursday 8 April 1971 · page 3
Over 80 aircraft demonstrated the changing face of war during a spectacular air pageant at Richmond RAAF base last weekend. More than 120,000 people watched planes from five nations help…
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Now · Wednesday 21 April 1971 · page 5
Mona Workman and her staff are hard at work with the deadline of another show, the Elizabethan Trust's new opera, Nabucco, days away. This…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Theatre “Q”s’ new show
The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1971 · page 6
Valerie Newstead is playing the woman in the two-player production of the “Q” Theatre, which opened yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Holland Show in het Orpheum Theatre te Cremorne
Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 April 1971 · page 9
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