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Shows & fairs, 1984

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STARS 3rd Junior Carnival Was “Fantastic” Sydney's turn next

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 May 1984 · page 28

The 3rd Australian Maccahi Junior Sports Carnival which ended in Melbourne on Sunday has been described as “nothing short of fantastic”, by NSW Maccabi officials…

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Controversial ABC radio show now on tape

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 May 1984 · page 21

The ABC has released the four-part radio documentary, Visions of Israel, on cassette. The series, broadcast…

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Pre-election Opinion Polls Show... Labour Losing Popularity

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 May 1984 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Israeli public opinion polls show Likud the governing coalition closing the gap on the Labor alliance as the July 23 general elections draw…

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Carnival Pictorial

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 May 1984 · page 28

Three of the successful NSW athletic team at the 3rd Junior Carnival are pictured with section manager Peter Herman. They are Michael Conway, Lisa Doobov and Selina Levinthal…

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Bribane Tribune Fair

Tribune · Wednesday 6 June 1984 · page 12

Tribune Fair was a successful, bright and friendly day, soaked in brilliant sunshine, with comrades and friends renewing…

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Melbourne choir for Sydney show CONCERT

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 June 1984 · page 19

The Hazomir (Nightingale) Choir of Melbourne, the only choir in the Southern Hemisphere devoted specifically to the promotion of Jewish folk songs, will give a…

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Israeli food fair by Coles

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 June 1984 · page 10

A two-week promotion of Israeli products started this week at the Coles New World Supermarket in Chatswood Chase. The Israeli display is…

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Melbourne's $5000 loss on junior carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 June 1984 · page 22

MELBOURNE: Ajax Maccabi faces a loss of almost $5000 after staging the recent 3rd…

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Sydney Names 4th Junior Carnival Administrators Overseas Teams May Come Here

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 June 1984 · page 32

The 4th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in Sydney next May may have international competitors. This was revealed by…

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A Yom Kippur Fashion Show!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 June 1984 · page 14

IT WAS the year 1931; Yom Kippur day at the Great Synagogue. Joey Davis, aged six, had been…

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Wizo Marks 50th Year at Fashion Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 June 1984 · page 1

Six models wearing the latest Israeli Gotex swimwear display the letters WIZO 50 to mark the 50th anniversary of Wizo in Australia at last week’s fashion parade and luncheon in the Chevron Hotel. Top Israeli model, Tami Ben-Ami, starred in the parade. STORY AND PICTURE page 23…

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Pharmacy Fair’s Israeli products

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

MELBOURNE: A wide variety of products from seven Israel manufacturers was exhibited at the recent annual Pharmacy Trade Fair here…

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Jewish choir's good show

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

Melbourne has always been regarded as the centre of Jewish cultural life in Australia, and the recent concert given by the Montefiore Hazomir Choir at Hakoah Club showed that this tradition…

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East Timor Smuggled photos show Indonesian atrocities in East Timor

Tribune · Wednesday 11 July 1984 · page 2

Indonesian soldiers laugh as they tie up a Fretilin guerrilla for execution in East Timor. This, and a similar photo, were smuggled out of East Timor in April this year and were received by Indonesian…

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WA gets a sponsor for 52nd carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 July 1984 · page 28

PERTH: A leading West Australian company will sponsor the 52nd Australian Maccabi Carnival here later this year. It is the Town and…

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Jewish artist premiere show in Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 July 1984 · page 19

A Jewish artist is featured in a once-only exhibition later this month at the Collier Fine Arts Gallery. The artist is Amram…

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Artist’s show at The Rocks

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

A Sydney Jewish artist, Annabel Sherell, is one of four painters exhibiting at a show in the Harrington Street Gallery, this week. This is her fifth group exhibition at the gallery in the…

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Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 July 1984 · page 20

Warwick Stocks, formerly of the Randwick Art Gallery, will hold an exhibition of his works at…

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ISRAEL Israeli elections show further polarisation

Tribune · Wednesday 1 August 1984 · page 6

Last week's Israeli elections which saw both major parties lose ground to smaller religious parties…

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An International Packaging Exhibition

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 August 1984 · page 6

The “Packaging ’84 Exhibition”, to be held in the modern complex of the Parc des Expositions at the Porte de Versailles, in the heart of…

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