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Shows & fairs, 1983

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50th Maccabi Carnival T.T. babes help NSW to "double’ for first time!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 January 1983 · page 11

New South Wales created history when it won the men’s and women’s table tennis during the 50th Maccabi Carnival in Sydney, last week…

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Sports leader reacts to Temple rabbi’s address Carnival Sabbath Sermons Highlight Security Risks

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 January 1983 · page 3

The recent bombings outside the Israel Consulate-General in Sydney and at the Hakoah Club were highlighted during sermons at the two Sabbath services to…

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Carnival on Tele!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 19

Highlights of the 50th Australian Maccabi Carnival will be televised by Channel 0/28 on…

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Junior Carnival during Shavuoth

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 20

The 2nd Junior Australian Maccabi Carnival in Western Australia, this year, will be suspended for the two days of Shavuoth…

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Cricketers retain Carnival win form

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 19

Maccabi A-grade cricket XI continued its good form of the recent Carinval to defeat Wanderers in a one-day game in the Gordon…

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“Prince of Miniatures” hopes to show his work here

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 January 1983 · page 8

Devi Tuszynski, the French Jewish miniaturist cannot remember a time when…

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Nsw Carnival Teams

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 January 1983 · page 20

The just-completed 50th Australian Maccabi Carnival is still the talking-point of the sporting…

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Klederdracht show op camaval in Logan Shire

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 January 1983 · page 3

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Show Group Plan

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 February 1983 · page 22

Hopes to establish a group to tap the musical, theatrical and artistic talent among…

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SJT prepares for new show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 16

“Prisoner” will play at the Thomas Mann Theatre, Surry Hills, on the weekends of March 5 and 6 and 12-13. Directed by Cyril Klein and produced by Martin Cohen, the play also stars Margaret Antmann, Fran Gunsberger,…

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This Week in Israel Israeli experts claim Falasha’s plight ‘fair’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 February 1983 · page 10

JERUSALEM: In contrast to earlier dire reports about violent and deliberate discrimination against the Falasha Jews of Ethiopia and their woeful economic straits, a team of Israeli experts recently returned from a visit to major Falasha centres have found conditions…

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Subsidy Plan for Nsw Junior Carnival Team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 February 1983 · page 35

Every effort is being made to subsidise the NSW team at the 2nd Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Perth during May. NSW team manager, Louis Platus, said this…

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Exhibition postponed

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 March 1983 · page 3

The Beth Hatefutsoth exhibition on Jews in Agriculture, which has a section of Australian Jews…

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Show for B.B’s Senior Citizens

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 March 1983 · page 24

When a group of young artists rehearsing for the entertainment section of the forthcoming B’nai B’rith special Senior Citizens function went…

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Sport Store Sponsors Junior Carnival Team Help to cut Perth costs

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 March 1983 · page 32

A chain of leading Sydney sport stores will be a major sponsor of the NSW team competing at the Second Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Perth. Just Sport — the sports…

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Education Officer Teas, Show Cause, &...... Rules You Must Know

Tharunka · Monday 7 March 1983 · page 13

If you are a first year student and have survived enrolment you probably have some idea of what you are in store for over the next three years. The…

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Temple’s “ban” on carnival services

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 March 1983 · page 31

Liberal congregations in Australia will not conduct official carnival services if they continue to be compulsory for Maccabi team…

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May Day art exhibition and song contest

Tribune · Wednesday 16 March 1983 · page 12

NEWCASTLE: The Workers' Cultural Action Committee (WCAC) is once again sponsoring an art exhibition and…

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Social, religious carnival program

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 March 1983 · page 27

PERTH: The Second Australian Junior Sports Carnival in Perth will feature special activities…

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Belau and Vanuatu show the way

Tribune · Wednesday 23 March 1983 · page 9

The 15,000 people of Belau in the northern Pacific last month defied the might of the USA and voted once more to reject use of their islands as a US nuclear base. The people of Belau voted for a nuclear-free future despite…

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