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Shows & fairs, 1974

72 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

Spectacular Opening for 41st CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1974 · page 1

The 41st Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival was launched at the most spectacular…

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Consul Opens Shoe Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 January 1974 · page 3

The Consul for Israel, Mr Shaul Bar-Haim, will officially open the first showing of an exclusive…

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43rd CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 19

Victoria has applied to hold the 43rd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Melbourne from December 1971-January…

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Nsw Takes 41st Carnival Honors

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 January 1974 · page 20

New South Wales took the 41st Maccabi Sports Carnival honors when it won the AMC Men's Shield and made carnival history when it shared the Women's Shield with Victoria…

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Film Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 1

The Jewish (National Fund obtained exclusive rights to the Australian premiere of Assi Dayan’s new comedy, “Half…

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Students’ Tv Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 2

The Australasian Union of Jewish Students plans to produce a television documentary on Jewish communal life. AUJS hopes the production…

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Israel shoe show success

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 6

Australians will soon have a varied choice of Israeli shoes to buy from their local stores, following a successful showing in Sydney last week. The exclusive collection of…

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That Was the Carnival That Was

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 24

ONE of the hardest working carnival executives (not that all of them didn’t work their hearts out) was…

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Carnival Action Nsw on Mark with 10-Pins

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1974 · page 23

NSW men's and women's tenpin bowlers had little trouble in accounting for Queensland in the 41st Maccabi Carnival final at the Rushcutters Bay Bowl…

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That was the Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 January 1974 · page 24

NSW basketball officials and referees at the final match between NSW and Victoria were most impressed…

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Antisemitic Show on Tv

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 February 1974 · page 9

BUENOS AIRES: Data, the national organisation of Argentinian Jewry, received hundreds of protest letters after a program on the State-controlled television, Canal 9, which had been…

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Carnival’s theme is heart

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 26 February 1974 · page 18

Granville Rotary Club has launched “operation heartbeat” — a campaign for three -cardiac monitors — as its community service project for 1974…

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Pm to Open Bondi Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 February 1974 · page 23

The Prime Minister, Mr Whitiam, will officially open the Bondi Pavilion Theatre, Bondi Beach, on Saturday,…

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Trips to NZ prizes Baby show for Mall

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 March 1974 · page 15

Cash and prizes totalling nearly $3000 will be offered in this year's Merrylands Mall Baby of the Year…

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theatre — : a(more) singular show

Tharunka · Wednesday 6 March 1974 · page 14

Last year A Singular Show, with Marian Henderson, Mike McClellan, Margret Roadknight, Jeannie Lewis and Glenn Cardier played a concert at UNSW that was…

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Readers Write Too Fair Play?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 March 1974 · page 2

I refer to your report (AJT 28-2-74) of an attempted attack on your paper and publisher (Mr Louis Klein) by Mr Theo…

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Mall Baby Show Is a Great Success! What a week for Merrylands Mall!

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 March 1974 · page 7

Hundreds of babies have so far been entered in this year’s Merrylands Mall Baby of the…

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N. Shore Fen Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 March 1974 · page 22

Visitors to this year’s Family Fun Fair and Carnival for children in the grounds of the North Shore Synagogue next…

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Argentine Outcry Against Tv Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 March 1974 · page 13

BUENOS AIRES: Many hundreds of Jews in different parts of Argentina have strongly protested to Daia, their representative organisation, againt the nation-wide broadcast of a rabidly…

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Tmt Show Features Human Rights Bill

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 March 1974 · page 5

Two leading authorities of the proposed Human Rights Bill discussed its pros and cons at the “This Month Tonight” program organised by the State Zionist Council. Senator James Robert…

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