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Shows & fairs, 1982

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Trade Show Here

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 28 April 1982 · page 29

A permanent exhibition of Israeli consumer goods will open in Sydney next week. The exhibition will be mounted at the…

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250 billets wanted for 1st Sydney Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 28 April 1982 · page 40

An urgent appeal for billets to accommodate interstate competitors in next month’s First Australian Junior Sports Carnival in Sydney, was made this week…

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Carnival ‘Snowballs’ Junior athletes to ‘swamp’ Sydney

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 May 1982 · page 24

The number of competitors in the first Australian Junior Maccabi Sports Carnival in Sydney from May 15-23 has snowballed out of all proportion. The carnival organising…

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Teenage show at Hakoah Club

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1982 · page 12

Teenage members of the Sydney Youth Workshop know all about working under pressure…

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Sydney All Set for First Maccabi Junior Carnival Nsw Team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 May 1982 · page 24

Everything is ready for the First Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival opening in Sydney on Sunday night carnival manager, Michael Wrublewski, said this week. The NSW Maccabi…

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New Committee for Radio Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 22

The Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS) program You Don’t Have to be Jewish is soon to be coordinated by a special student…

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Torch from Israel starts Australia’s first Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 1

More than 520 Australian Jewish teenagers, ranging in age from 11 to 16 years, are this week competing in the First Australian Maccabi Junior…

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At the Israeli conference Great Start to First Junior Maccabi Sports Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 24

The First Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival was launched in Sydney last Sunday night when a symbolic flame from Israel ignited the George Myers Memorial Torch during an…

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Porcelain show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 27

Well-known Sydney Jewish artist, Babette Rich, of Bondi, will display some of her latest porcelain paintings at the Wootlahra Art Gallery in an exhibition starting June 2. Babette, who has been painting on porcelain for 15 years, recently held a highly successful exhibition in Canberra. Picture…

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Board sets date for annual book “fair”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 7

The annual Jewish Book Fair will be held at the NSW Jewish War Memorial Community Centre on Sunday, June 20. This was announced by…

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Ensemble’s 100th show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 28

The Ensemble’s 100th production is coming up on Thursday, June 10. It will be the world…

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Youth Scene Book Fair Is for All Ages

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 34

Youth is being encouraged to actively participate in the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies annual book fair at the NSW Jewish War Memorial Community…

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Junior Carnival Success Next One in Melbourne?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 May 1982 · page 36

The unqualified success of the first Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival, which ended in Sydney last Sunday, could prompt Victoria to host the next one in Melbourne. Victorian team manager,…

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Fair Go for Arts

Tharunka · Monday 31 May 1982 · page 7

Dear Tharunkan Eds, Before commencing my tertiary studies, I was under the impression that university considered of a…

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Library Closed Due to Comedy Show

Tharunka · Monday 31 May 1982 · page 24

Every student, at one time or another must visit our ‘store of knowledge’, located in the centre of upper campus. For those perhaps ,…

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Carnival bosses kept in touch

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 June 1982 · page 24

Officials of the Junior Maccabi Sports Carnival kept in touch with home and visiting state managers through a new instant phone message service called VoiceCall…

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Youth Scene Radio Show Organisers

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

Two NSW University students are coordinating the Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS) radio program “You Don’t Have to be Jewish” on…

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Sculptor's work at Italian show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 June 1982 · page 17

Sydney sculptor Dennis Wolanski has been invited to exhibit in the 18th International…

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Stern and Bernstein in benefit show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 June 1982 · page 16

Conductor Leonard Bernstein and violin virtuoso Isaac Stern performed a recent…

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60 Minutes Tv Show Shock Disclosure Usa “Smuggled” in Nazi War Leaders!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 June 1982 · page 9

NEW YORK: US Government officials smuggled several hundred Nazis and Nazi collaborators into the country from Eastern Europe at the end of World War Two to assist in anti-Soviet intelligence operations, the American CBS television has reported. Even though Presidents…

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