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Shows & fairs, 1976

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Short Seymour Centre Exhibition Ends

Filmnews · Sunday 1 August 1976 · page 10

An exhibition of works by women, covering all forms of the visual arts except film (unless someone wants to take on organizing…

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Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 25

Pupils from Year 3 at Moriah College last week visited the N.S.W. Art Gallery…

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Yeshiva art show at Grace Bors. gallery

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 3

It is appropriate that proceeds from an art exhibition should support the Yeshiva, one of the bastions of Judaism and Jewish culture in the Sydney community, Mrs Eve Symon said…

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Swim carnival a brilliant success

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 August 1976 · page 5

Further to last week’s mention of activities at the Guildford Heated Swimming Centre, council has been advised that the Greystanes Districts Boy Scouts’ Annual Swimming Carnival was once again a tremendous success…

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Exhibition on South America

Tharunka · Wednesday 11 August 1976 · page 5

On Monday of this week an exhibition of colour photographs by Victor Minta opened in the John Clark Gallery of the University…

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Jewish Times, Hakoah Launching Quiz Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 August 1976 · page 6

The Australian Jewish Times and Hakoah Club are joining forces to launch a series of quiz shows, with accent on audience participation and team work. Big prizes will be awar, The winners will then…

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Radio Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 2

The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies has lodged an official protest with the ABC over a recent edition…

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Tv Show on Jews

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 22

“The Biggest Jewish City in the World” is the title of a television show dealing with Jewish migration to the New World. To be shown on ABC…

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“Dean of metal industry" for Engineering Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 30

Described as the silver-haired dean of Israel’s metals and manufacturing community, Mr S.E. Yardeni is coming to Sydney for Australia’s International Engineering Exhibition, to be held at the Sydney Showground from September 13 to 18…

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Bowls carnival

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 24 August 1976 · page 8

MORE [?] from many parts of Sydney contested [?] Dick [?] at Guildford Bowling Club recently. The [?] named after one of the club's greatest bowler [?] closed carnival conditions for several…

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REVIEWS The sculpture of Kathe Kollwitz in the BarlachKollwitz exhibition, at the Victorian Cultural Centre until August 29. The exhibition will tour Australia for the

Tribune · Wednesday 25 August 1976 · page 8

The work of Kathe Kollwitz is a passionate outcry against poverty and suffering, concentrating especially on women and children with great understanding and…

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Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 August 1976 · page 18

Sydney artist, Valda Morris, will be holding a joint exhibition with Allan Hondow, winner of the…

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Fashion show aids EZRA

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 August 1976 · page 23

A “two-level” fashion parade was conducted by EZRA last week at the Point Piper home of Mr and Mrs Frank Theeman, showing nightwear from Elu and dayfashion by Mon…

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Top director for exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 22

Israel is sending a senior officer of the! Ministry of Commerce and Industry toj direct the 300 square metre Israeli pavilion at Australia’s Internationaln…

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AUJS Seminar disappoints Pet Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 17

Organisers of the recent AUJS Political Middle East workshop are disappointed at the lack of support given to the seminar by members of Jewish Student Societies in…

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Rose-Szigeti show i at the Holdsworth

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 14

"Harsh Reality” is the title of the Joe Rose exhibition opening at the Holdsworth Galleries next Tuesday. His paintings will share the gallery with the estate of well-known Sydney Jewish artist, Imre Szigeti, whose works will benefit the Jewish National Fund…

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No yen for show time

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 7 September 1976 · page 3

THE days when thousands of people flocked from Holroyd and Fairfield to see the annual Fairfield Show may soon be gone for ever…

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Carnival on Schedule

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 32

BRISBANE: Prepar ations for the Brisbane Carnival are on schedule according to members of…

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Mode show clubhuis Wiihelmina NASC

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 10 September 1976 · page 2

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Trades Hall, students show support Teachers face fines but strikes spread Defiance of Restraining Order

Tribune · Wednesday 15 September 1976 · page 2

BRISBANE: Despite the restraining order, the Queensland teachers' dispute widened and gained…

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