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Shows & fairs, 1975

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Dazzling opening at the 42nd Maccabi Carnival PERTH: The 42nd Carnival commenced here in a blaze of pomp and colour

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 24

A crowd in excess of 1200 packed the courtyard of the new Jewish Centre to witness the opening…

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W.A. or New South Wales? Questionmark Over Carnival Men's Shield Final Result

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 24

NSW is on the verge of a smashing triumph in the rivalry for the AMF Shields awarded to the top states in the men's and women's events of the Interstate Carnivals. The women’s team has…

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Nsw, Victoria Share Carnival Swimming

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1975 · page 24

In a sensational night of swimming NSW and Victoria shared the honors at the Perth Carnival. No fewer than eight records went by the board…

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No Australians at the Tel Aviv trade fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 January 1975 · page 6

Exhibitors from at least 20 countries will participate in “Technology '75”, the International trade fair to be held in Tel Aviv this May, but producers, from Australia will not be represented. About 1,200 exhibitors…

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Monday, February 10 Keren Mispachot Hagiborim Night, starring Dalia Dor Wednesday, February 12 The John St. Peeters Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 January 1975 · page 13

John St. Peeters, formerly known as Johnny Lo Piccolo (W & C Recording Artist and Showcase Winner) although only 18 years old, has already travelled to the United States, Canada and Europe, where he…

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Drug scare at carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 28

Competitors at the recent 42nd Interstate Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth were warned of the serious problems associated with drug-taking, it was revealed in Sydney last week at NSW Maccabi's monthly council…

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Jewish Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 2

“It’s a Question of Jewish Survival” is the title of a 45-minute ABC radio program to be…

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Carnival book's Sydney launching

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 24

Brian Kino's book, “The Carnivals”, a history of the interstate Sports…

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Scoop for Kazablan Two Women groups Join for Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 15

Two maior Jewish womens organisations in Sydney combine forces to raise money for their individual projects in Israel, with the long awaited premiere of “Kazablan.” The B'nai B'rith NSW…

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Bible Story Teller for Australian Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 February 1975 · page 28

Celebrated Jewish character actor, humorist and internationally famous author, David Kossoff arrives in Sydney next month for a seven-week tour of Australia. His one-man show, “A…

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Trib banned from Town Hall--but the show will go on

Tribune · Tuesday 18 March 1975 · page 2

Leichhardt Municipal Council has done it again! Tribune has been refused the use of Balmain Town Hall for its "1920's and All That Jazz"…

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‘Four Corners’ Passover show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 March 1975 · page 3

ABC Television’s “Four Corners” program on Saturday night will feature “Jews in Australia.”…

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Show Prize Pottery Guildford teacher's success

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 April 1975 · page 2

A Guildford woman won two prizes for pottery at the Royal Easter Show last week…

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Show cause

Tharunka · Wednesday 2 April 1975 · page 10

One of the most depressing positions you can find yourself in at Uni is having to show cause. To show cause means you have to bare your soul to a committee of…

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Dali Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 April 1975 · page 16

An exhibition of Salvador Dali’s “Twelve Tribes of Israel’’ will open at…

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No exhibit at Book Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 April 1975 · page 8

There will be no Australian representation at the forthcoming Israeli Book Fair to be held in Tel Aviv later this month. Mrs. Barbara Laser,…

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Feuerring Show in Newcastle

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 April 1975 · page 16

A one-man show of the works of internationally famous Sydney artist, Maximillian Feuerring…

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Faerber show Never Again..? (Reliving the Past)

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 16 April 1975 · page 42

In the Workshop Arts Centre, Willoughby, Ruth Faerber shows a small retrospective of prints, drawings and paintings, which follows the development and change in her work of the last 3 years…

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Melbourne Trade Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1975 · page 8

About 20 Israeli companies will be exhibiting at the IACE '75 Exhibition, to be held in Melbourne later this year…

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Hawke Claims Fair Go for Israel at 27th Year Rally

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1975 · page 1

The Arab States and the PLO are not talking about peace with Israel, but peace without Israel, Mr. Bob Hawke, guest speaker at Sydney Jewry’s Independence Day celebration told a gathering of…

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