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Sydney · Shows & fairs

Shows & fairs, 1971

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Musical Show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 2 November 1971 · page 12

Three players rehearse their parts for Blacktown Musical Society’s next…

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Cycle Show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 November 1971 · page 16

Bikes that Merrylands motor cycle ace, Bryan Hindle rode to victory on so many…

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Doubts on NSW Carnival teams

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 19

New South Wales is unlikely to contest the Interstate Maccabi Sports Carnival tennis events in Brisbane next month…

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Masada’s Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 7

Works of art worth up to $2,000 will be exhibited at a Masada College Mothers’ Auxiliary function later this month…

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Youth Scene Hobby leads to post with top TV show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1971 · page 15

A schoolboy hobby has developed info a lucrative profession for David Baden, who this week was appointed film editor of a new national television program. Twenty-two-year-old David…

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Voor de Vrouw Artiest uit zich in batik 'Exciting' Paddington show

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 November 1971 · page 4

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Carnival Preview Gym Girls Favorites

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 November 1971 · page 20

First in a series in which the “form” and prospects of NSW teams at next month’s Interstate Maccabi Sports Carnival in Brisbane, are discussed. The “glamor” event of the…

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Modern France Arts and Techniques Andre Masson exhibition at the Amiens Cultural Centre

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 19 November 1971 · page 4

The Amiens Cultural Centre is now showing a large exhibition of works by André Masson. Born in 1896, André Masson is…

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Come to Tribune Fair Burland Community Hall, King St., Newtown, Sydney. This Saturday (November 27); OPENS 8.30 a.m

Tribune · Wednesday 24 November 1971 · page 3

Bargains of all kinds, from a second hand wardrobe, or a washing machine, to a set of left-handed golf clubs, a debut dress, or lots of good things to eat! Tribune Fair can supply them. More items still are needed. So are helpers, to man the stalls and, assist in…

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NSW 118-strong for Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1971 · page 20

New South Wales will have 118 sportsmen and women competing at the 39th Interstate Maccabi Sports Carnival in Brisbane next month. Selectors announced the…

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Art First Solo Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 November 1971 · page 6

Victor Reuben, 21, art teacher trainee, has his first solo showing of paintings in one of the…

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Workers Refuse Sack, Work 35-Hour WEEK--p.4 Aboriginal Militants Show the Way Storm at Sydney Aboriginal Meeting

Tribune · Wednesday 1 December 1971 · page 1

Sydney: Black militants would have won control of the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs last Friday night if proxy votes from white members favoring the present executive…

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MORIAH v Scopus ‘Mini’ Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1971 · page 20

Sydney's Moriah College and Melbourne's Mt Scopus Jewish Day Schools will stage a “mini” interstate sports carnival in Sydney next week…

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Carnival Preview Good 10-Pin Prospects

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1971 · page 20

The NSW women's carnival tenpin bowling team at the Brisbane Carnival will be out to stretch its winning streak to five in a row. Although Karen Opit and Karel…

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Melb. Fair

Tribune · Wednesday 8 December 1971 · page 11

MELBOURNE: The Tribune Fair held November 6 was the best for several years, with takings up by 20 per cent on last year. This reflected a larger range of…

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Talent Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1971 · page 6

A talent show will be held during the annual Chanukah “break-up” party of the Temple Emanuel Religion…

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In Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1971 · page 6

Talented Jewish actress, Ruth Halm (pictured) gives an impressive performance as a…

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Carnival Preview Six New ‘Caps’ in Cricket Xi

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1971 · page 20

Several promising youngsters get their chance to represent NSW in the Maccabi Interstate Carnival cricket competition at Brisbane this month. Unavailability of many top…

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Visitors in Town Former Cantor scores hit in show business

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 December 1971 · page 14

So with this information in mind, we knocked on the door of the motel room and were greeted by a six-foot-seven…

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The Autumn Show of Private Aviation

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 December 1971 · page 4

The 8th Autumn Show of Private Aviation was recently held at the airport of Toussus-le-Noble (Yvelines). The show reflected the…

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