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Shows & fairs, 1982

164 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 9

Israel Trade Show

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

A permanent exhibition ot Israeli consumer goods is to be opened in Sydney on May 3…

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Sporting Times Homes must open for first Maccabi Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 March 1982 · page 28

In less than eight weeks an expected 20[?] juniors are due to “invade” Sydney for th[?] First Australian Maccabi Junior Sport[?] Carnival…

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Cruijff maakte de show PSV op weg naar titel

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 19 March 1982 · page 12

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Exhibition for Heritage Week

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 March 1982 · page 1

This week marks Heritage Week in NSW and for the celebrations the NSW Jewish Historical Society together with the Great Synagogue is mounting an exhibition on the Jewish Press in NSW at the Great Synagogue’s new A.M. Rosenblum Jewish History Museum. Museum director, Sylvia Rosenblum is seen above with three of the oldest Jewish newspapers ever printed in Australia, part of the historic display…

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Sporting Times Eighth carnival was twelve months late! Carnival Recall

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 March 1982 · page 36

Fourth in a series on the history of Australian Jewish Interstate Sports Carnivals. This year the 50th carnival will be held in Sydney. The Eighth Interstate Sports Carnival was…

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Simons to manage team at the first Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 March 1982 · page 36

Four prominent members of Maccabi Soccer Club have been named to lead the New South Wales team at the 1st Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Sydney during May…

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Artist's works on exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 April 1982 · page 25

Painter, printmaker and art critic, Ruth Faerber, is exciting her unique Paperworks at Gallery 460, Green [?]nt (near Avoca). The exhibition, which…

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Regional functions show big increases This week in the UIA

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 April 1982 · page 21

The Kingsford-Maroubra and North Shore Temple appeal function for the UIA showed significant increases and many new contributors attended…

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Carnival Athletic Trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 April 1982 · page 23

Trials for the NSW athletic team to contest the first Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival will be…

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Top venues for junior carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 April 1982 · page 24

Top sporting venues have been booked for the First Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Sydney next month…

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Sporting Times Train ‘hi-jinks’ and goldmine visit: 11th carnival highlights Carnival Recall

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 April 1982 · page 24

Fifth in a series on the history of Australian Jewish Interstate Sports Carnivals. This year Sydney will host the 50th Jubilee Carnival. Today’s high cost of travel between Sydney…

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A Voyeurs Guide to the Royal Easter Show

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 April 1982 · page 10

Four dollars in and...anyhow have a Winfield 25...a dollar for the programme. Free Whizz Straw with every fruit salad. Wyatt Sisters presenting Smart Set (they smile fixedly) Six Way Folding Scarf. Sun Pak fruit juices. Wedgewood — the better…

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Artworkers protest as exhibition opens

Tribune · Wednesday 14 April 1982 · page 5

SYDNEY: When the Biennale, Australia's largest art exhibition, opened last week at the NSW Art Gallery, members…

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Syrians show their anti-Jewish feelings

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 April 1982 · page 11

NEW YORK: The Syrian Ministry of Defence has demanded the barring of “suspected persons, particularly Jews”, from participating in a proposed contract with a New York company, the…

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Junior Carnival tennis

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 23

Four squads have been selected for the NSW teams to compete at the tennis events in the Australian…

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Paintings on Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 16

Sydney artist, Fay Joseph, is a true romantic in constant search of the vanishing Australian…

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Strong interstate teams at carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 24

Victoria and Western Australia Will provide the biggest challenges to New South Wales at the 1st Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in Sydney, next month…

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Art show by NCJW

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 4

Paintings by well-known artists and a wide range of craft work will be exhibited by the Eastern Set of the…

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Students’ research may show family skeletons!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 4

There might be some skeletons coming out of the closet when five Sydney Jewish dayschool students “tell all” about their family history at a public meeting next month! Some of Sydney…

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Sydney TV show ends man’s 38-year search for Hungarian hero

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 3

A former Hungarian ended a 38-year search for the man who saved his life when the ABC screened a television program in Sydney, last Saturday-week on the missing Swedish war hero, Raoul Wallenberg…

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