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Shows & fairs, 1982

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Hele "show" wereld hielp FC Utrecht aan 40.000 gulden

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 February 1982 · page 10

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Multinationals demand "fair go"

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1982 · page 3

SYDNEY: Big coal companies pulled a trick this week that would cost an ordinary person arrest and a stiff fine. They told the NSW government they wouldn't pay their train fares. Monday's Financial Review announced in big headlines that…

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N. Shore Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1982 · page 18

A new exhibition of paintings by Polish-born Richard Smolicz opens at the Neringar…

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Veterans’ events at 50th sports carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1982 · page 28

A series of veterans’ events will be staged at the 50th Australian Maccabi Carnival in Sydney later this year…

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Sam Lipski for the New Tcn 9 Late News Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1982 · page 6

Political journalist and commentator Sam Lipski is part of a news service launched by Channel 9 this week. The new program, called The World Tonight, goes to…

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Black prisoners' numbers show legal racism

Tribune · Wednesday 17 February 1982 · page 3

SYDNEY: Aborigines form 30 percent of the West Australian prison population, but only about three percent of the state's…

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Sporting Times Carnival Recall

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1982 · page 24

A series specially written in the 50th anniversary year of Australian Interstate Sports Carnivals. The first carnival was…

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Art Show for Home Ladies

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1982 · page 19

The Sir Moses Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee will hold an art exhibition to launch its 1982…

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Jewish press to go on show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1982 · page 3

An exhibition on the Jewish Press in NSW will be mounted for Heritage Week this year as a joint project of the Great Synagogue and…

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Amerika boos over Van Agts afwezigheid in Polen "show"

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 19 February 1982 · page 3

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Sporting Times The Carnival which had a Black Bottom contest Carnival Recall

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 27

Second in a series tracing the history of the Australian Maccabi Sports Carnivals, in this the Jubilee Year of the interstate Jewish sporting contests…

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Managers sought for first Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 27

NSW Maccabi is seeking four managers to lead its team to the first-ever Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival later this year. The carnival, to be held in Sydney from May 16-23…

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New Exhibition Centre Is a Dream Come True

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 16

Yencken Sandy, which claims to be the oldest glass company in Australia, has opened a glass, mirror and exhibition centre at its Mascot plant. The permanent exhibition centre at Mascot is a…

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Trade show will be Israel's biggest

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 8

The Israeli trade fortnight planned by Grace Bros for later this year will be the “largest Israel has ever had”, according to Grace Bros special projects director Colin Chapman. Mr Chapman said plans…

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Spice boxes exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1982 · page 13

JERUSALEM: Crafted miniature silver towers based on well-known European models are on…

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Sporting Times The Carnival where sportsmanship went almost “overboard” Carnival Recall

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1982 · page 32

Third in a series of articles on the history of Australian Jewish Interstate Sports Carnival. This year the 50th Carnival will be held in Sydney…

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Art show aids Home

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1982 · page 10

Members of the Monfefiore Home Board of Management, Fred Golan, president Hal Goldstein and vicepresident Dr Mick Glick, with Rosemary Foot, MP (Shadow Minister for Youth and Community Services and Shadow Minister for Health). Rosemary Foot opened the Montefiore Home Ladies’ Committee’s first function for 1982, an art show held at Barry Stern's Gallery in Paddington, recently. More than 100…

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Food Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1982 · page 26

The Canberra Jewish Community’s annual food fair will be held on Sunday, March 28 in its community…

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Henri's one-man show at Ensemble

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1982 · page 27

One of Australia’s finest Jewish character actors, Henri Szeps, is appearing in a one-man show at the…

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“It's a fair cop, guv

Tharunka · Monday 15 March 1982 · page 30

Tharunka prints the following information at the request of the Student Branch of the Australian Legal Workers Group. WHAT IS VERBAL “Police verbal” is a corrupt…

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