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Shows & fairs, 1984

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Freedom exhibition launches museum

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 March 1984 · page 9

MELBOURNE: An exhibition entitled Purim and Pesach — Festivals of Freedom, launches the Jewish Museum of Australia’s 1984 program. The exhibition, which…

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Two sign-on ‘sessions’ for young carnival team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 March 1984 · page 28

Response from NSW competitors for the 3rd Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in Melbourne during…

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Philippines in Crisis Father Brian Gore Is Australia Paying $100 Million For A “Fair” Trial?

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 March 1984 · page 10

For years thousands have been charged and condemned for “subversive” anti-government activities against the “imperial Marcos dictatorship”. While most of these have disappeared in custody, other have been subjected to physical and…

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Poor Show in Cricket

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 March 1984 · page 27

Any hopes Maccabi Cricket Club had of retaining its Gordon A-grade title…

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Yiddish Theatre show next month

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 March 1984 · page 27

The future of Yiddish Theatre in Sydney could hinge on a concert in the Hakoah Club on April 15. The Sydney Yiddish…

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Musical show to help Hebrew Uni

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 March 1984 · page 16

A cabaret evening in aid of the Friends of the Hebrew University at the Hakoah Club this Saturday, will feature the Jade Singers…

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Klaas Hofstra brengt Ik was Vermeer—show

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 23 March 1984 · page 2

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Nostalgia show hit

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1984 · page 37

Musical nostalgia was the predominant flavor at last week’s Single Friends of the…

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Radio Show on Kibbutz

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1984 · page 10

A program of songs by kibbutzniks will be broadcast by Radio 2EA on Sunday night, April 8…

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Junior Carnival Costs Cot by Sponsors

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1984 · page 40

The NSW team at the 3rd Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in Melbourne during May, will have its expenses partly covered by sponsorship deals completed this week…

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Carnival at Yeshiva

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 April 1984 · page 9

More than 750 children from the Jewish dayschool movement in Sydney attended the Purim carnival at the Yeshiva. The children listened to a reading of the Megillah, took part in all the mitzvot of Purim and took part in a…

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First show for Jewish artist

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 April 1984 · page 20

An exhibition by Jewish artist, Betty Schwarz, which opened this week is part of the Waverley Council’s activities for Heritage Week…

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Woollen display at Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 April 1984 · page 23

Bettina Barripp, owner of Eclips Wool of Vaucluse is displaying a range of her wares at…

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Toon Hermans gaat nu afscheid nemen Laatste one-man-show

Dutch Australian Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1984 · page 1

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Wooly wins Show prize

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 April 1984 · page 19

Well-known Jewish artist, Brian Woolstone has won a first prize in the NSW Royal Easter…

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Waverley art show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 May 1984 · page 6

Waverley Council Alderman, Alan Slade, and his wife, Ann, admire one of the 33 works in an exhibition of paintings by Betty Schwartz. The paintings were on display at Waverley Municipal Library during Heritage Week. German…

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Sydney Sending Record 400 to Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 May 1984 · page 20

The biggest team in Australian Jewish sporting history will represent New South Wales at this month’s Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Melbourne. More than 380 boys and…

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Top Israel model visi Coming for Wizo anniversary show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 May 1984 · page 3

Top Israeli model, Tami Ben-Ami, will come to Sydney in June to appear at the 1984 Wizo Fashion Parade. The parade and luncheon…

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Ncjw Show in Rehearsal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 May 1984 · page 17

Pictured are National Council of Jewish Women’s theatre personalities rehearsing for the NCJW revue on Wednesday May 23. The Membership Revue at Council House will dramatise 1984 Council activities. The production…

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Junior Carnival sets new sporting record

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 May 1984 · page 29

MELBOURNE: The largest gathering of young Jewish sportsmen and women outside Israel massed in the Entertainment Centre here last Saturday night for the opening of…

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