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Shows & fairs, 1984

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Adelaide’s Carnival Opening

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 1

Picture shows Australian Maccabi Federation executive member Lou Rose (left) lighting the George Myers Torch from the flame carried into the ceremony by a SA athlete, watched by Joe Kertesz, Dr Solomon…

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Wagners Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 15

The Wagner Art Gallery has been invited to participate in the Festival of Sydney,…

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Bankstown prize show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 6

A large gathering of relatives, friends and congregants attended the annual prize giving and…

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Tabernacle exhibition a feat in ecumenism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 3

The exhibition on the Tabernacle as described in the Book of Exodus in the A.M. Rosenblum Museum at the Great Synagogue is an example of what ecumenism can achieve, Chancellor of…

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Kids should enjoy adult puppet show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 23

Bear Dinkum (Marionette Theatre of Australia, at The Sailors’ Home) is billed as an adults show and certainly it embodies some [?]ophisticated concepts, such as a koala parody of…

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Jewish actress in famed comedy one-woman show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 19

Australian Jewish star Evelyn Krape (pictured) one of our country's greatest comic actresses, will bring her…

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Sydney Retains Cup in Carnival Soccer

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 January 1984 · page 20

ADELAIDE: New South Wales retained its unbeaten record when it won the 51st Australian Maccabi Carnival soccer title at Flinders University oval. The 2-0 win over Victoria…

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Nsw Retains Men’s Shield at Adelaide 51St CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 January 1984 · page 20

New South Wales retained the men’s shield at the 51st Australian Maccabi Carnival which ended in Adelaide late last week. But it just failed to keep…

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Adelaide Carnival Sermon Sporfspeople show community the way

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 January 1984 · page 10

ADELAIDE: If Maccabi sportspeople could translate the effort put into sport into a similar effort in Jewish life and education then they could show the rest of the Jewish community…

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Camp inmates’ Yiddish show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 January 1984 · page 17

A group of former concentration camp inmates are working to support a Yiddish theatrical program aimed at providing a wheelchair for the Montefiore Home…

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Junior Carnival Tram

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 February 1984 · page 20

The organising committee for the 3rd Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival set for…

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Nsw Management Reports ‘Shortcomings’ at Adelaide carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 February 1984 · page 24

Organisation of some areas of the recent 51st Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Adelaide “fell down”, according to the NSW team management report tabled in Sydney on Tuesday. The South Australian…

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Nsw Names Management for 3rd Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 February 1984 · page 20

One of New South Wales’ most experienced managements has been named to head the team for the 3rd Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Melbourne during May…

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What the film didn't show

Tribune · Wednesday 22 February 1984 · page 9

Over nine years after her deaths Karen Silkwood's memory has been partially vindicated by the decision in the US Supreme Court on…

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Junior carnival records

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 February 1984 · page 30

Australian junior sportsmen and women have the opportunity to enter world Jewish…

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Report of the Commission of Inquiry Into the Distribution and Exhibition of Australian Background

Filmnews · Thursday 1 March 1984 · page 15

The Report of the Inquiry into the film industry in New South Wales has just been published, fourteen months after it was set up in December 1982. It is highly…

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Billboard The Coming Out Show March -- Young Women's Month

Tribune · Wednesday 7 March 1984 · page 14

March 3: Women's voice March 10: Ya know, love and sex and stuff like that -- girls First in the young women's month are…

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Pierre Cardin, a One-man Show

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 March 1984 · page 6

The Chinese call him "Pi Er Ca Dan," meaning "Red Peter". In the fashion empire, he has installed a showcase, with his restaurant…

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Holocaust exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 March 1984 · page 17

CANBERRA: Dozens of school parties and hundreds of individuals visited the Holocaust…

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Purim Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 March 1984 · page 26

Four Austrian ponies, a jumping castle, Ferris wheel, clown shows, prizes and games will be special attractions at the Yeshiva Centre’s Purim Carnival on Sunday. The carnival is open to all Jewish children and their parents, Yeshiva…

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