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Shows & fairs, 1985

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Sydney man visits Israeli Book Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 July 1985 · page 11

Great interest was shown in the Australian books on display at the recent Jerusalem…

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Book Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1985 · page 9

Displays and tastings of Jewish foods will be only one of the many highlights of the Sydney…

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Cooking at book fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1985 · page 21

The Jewish Vegetarian Society and the Association of Sephardim will staff a stall at…

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Exhibition on Jews in public sphere

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 July 1985 · page 17

The contribution of Jews to Victorian public life will be highlighted at a new exhibition…

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Tapestry Exhibition

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 July 1985 · page 4

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Sixth Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 July 1985 · page 17

Sydney artist, Annabel Sherell, is participating in her sixth group show at the…

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Time is ripe for women to show they do care

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 July 1985 · page 5

If women want to do their own thing and act in their own right, they must show they mean it, Betty Wilkenfeld said this week…

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The Comedy of Colors “....The show soared from the opening ‘We t’ink we don’t like you, spearchucker,’ the audience roaring its approval....”

Tharunka · Tuesday 23 July 1985 · page 20

Jungle Buddies, THE WHITE AND BLACK comedy revue featuring Pieter Bree and Mugumbi that has been leaving them in the aisles from Pretoria to Cape Town…

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Tops off, top show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 July 1985 · page 23

THE Australians were beselged by swaps and souvenir hunters after the…

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Canadian Kid steals show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 July 1985 · page 8

TEL AVIV. - While experienced older divers collected the Maccabiah medals last week, it was “The Kid from Canada” who drew the greatest…

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NSW'S leaders for Melbourne Victoria Prepares for 53rd CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1985 · page 36

Experienced Sydney Jewish sportsman and adminisitator, Peter Herman, will head the New South Wales challenge at the 53rd Australian Nlaccabi Sports Carnival in Melbourne during Decembe-January…

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NICARAGUA 'Witnesses for Peace' show the way

Tribune · Wednesday 14 August 1985 · page 6

Last week's capture, disappearance and speedy release of members of the Witness for Peace group on the…

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Art show at The Rocks

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1985 · page 21

Sydney artist, Henry Pakula, is featured at an annual exhibition at the Harrington Street Gallery…

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Satellite-linked show to help bring Israelis home

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1985 · page 10

Amid predictions that over 30,000 Israelis will emigrate this year, the government has made plans to bring home dozens of long-time emigrants who specialize in high-technology…

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Junior carnival team looks to north shore

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 23

The New South Wales team to compete at the 4th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival in Sydney during January is expected to include a…

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MUSIC Poor show in song contest

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 17

The six singers who sang for their supper — a steady and sizeable sequence of suppers, indeed — at the Australian Singing Competition Finals in the Conservatorium…

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Playing Fair Daniel Gavron hears about the relaxed dynamism of Eliahu Golomb, the main arthitect of the Hagana, who died 40 years ago

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 12

THE CREAM-PAINTED house on Tel Aviv’s Sderot Rothschild near Nahlat Binyamin was the nerve centre of the Hagana, the pre-state…

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New student show Katz

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 August 1985 · page 14

More than 50 people are involved in next month’s Australasian Union…

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Theatre Times Alvin’s show full of life

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 August 1985 · page 14

Last time we saw a dance company at the Entertainment Centre it was the Australian Ballet in what proved to be little short of a disastrous performance of Sleeping Beauty…

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THEATRE Sidetrack's Show of Strength

Tribune · Wednesday 4 September 1985 · page 11

Adios Cha Cha, a show of strength, made in Marrickville by Sidetrack Theatre, now playing at the Performance…

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