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Shows & fairs, 1986

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Israeli Union Boss Visits Australasia Arabs given “fair go” by the Labor movement

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 October 1986 · page 15

A Jewish man and his grandson were walking in Israel. The grandfather pointed out to the boy a…

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Israeli works on show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1986 · page 20

A Sydney woman has scored something of a coup in the art world, with the exhibition for sale of five paintings by the late Joseph Zaritsky, unchallenged doyen of Israeli art…

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Gold named to head Melbourne carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1986 · page 28

Australian Maccabi historian and former Sydney Hakoah soccer star, Bernie Gold, has been named carnival manager for the…

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Betar man changes shirt to show Habonim colors

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 October 1986 · page 13

When Australian Befar leader Effy Yaacobi made aliya in 1973 he knew he would return one day as a shaliach…

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Holocaust Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1986 · page 9

Melbourne’s Jewisn Holocaust Centre is to hold its third major temporary exhibition, Survivors…

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Tv Show Sparks Meeting

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1986 · page 4

The Rozenbergs are being detained in violation of Soviet law, Nina said. “My father has had no…

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TV show fails to spark ethnic war crimes dog fight

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1986 · page 28

The charge that the Jewish community is stirring up inter-communal tensions over the search for Nazi war criminals was given the lie last week…

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The Brisbane Boys. The Ray Martin Show

Filmnews · Saturday 1 November 1986 · page 8

(Ray interviews Glen Mitchell and Richard Waller, co-makers of the winner of the senior secondary prize at the first national studient film festival, The Clause of Death). Ray: Give us the theme? What is the film about?…

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De puzzel in dit blad werd ter beschikking gesteld door de redactie van Denksport Paul van Vliet met Engelstalige show

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 3 November 1986 · page 6

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Redressing the Issue Women show their racing colors

Tribune · Wednesday 5 November 1986 · page 13

Since the rest of Australia is Cup Crazy this week, we thought it was about time this column found . something to…

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Program for 55th senior carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1986 · page 22

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25 Morning: TEAMS ARRIVE Afternoon: Captains & Sectional Members Meeting Team Manaagers Meeting…

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All-age fashion show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1986 · page 17

The National Council of Jewish Wome' s Northerners group recently held a successful spring fashion parade at Killara. The parade, featuring garments fro.Ben’s Place, Gordon, included several models aged between…

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Brisbane official blasts carnival “flop" forecast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1986 · page 22

Queensland Jewish sports administrators have reacted angrily to a Melbourne Jewish newspaper’s allegations that the upcoming Brisbane carnival will be “the flop of all…

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Melbourne Le Show Cardin

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 November 1986 · page 9

Une fidèle lectrice de Melbourne, Mme livre ses réflexions à la suite de présentation de mode que…

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Brisbane Scraps Campus Billets for 54th CARNIVAL

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1986 · page 40

The campus-type accommodation for interstate competitors at the 54th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Brisbane next month has been scrapped at the last minute…

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Investment trends show confidence in Brisbane

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1986 · page 31

Development and investment decisions over the past six months reflected a continuing confidence in Brisbane, and particularly in the central business district, according to Brian White, managing director of Richard Ellis, Brisbane…

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Sydney Salutes the President Stage show triumph “caps” Herzog visit

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 November 1986 · page 5

After months of planning, aggravation and plain hard-work, the efforts of Robert Goot, his wife Roberta and David Toben paid off more than handsomly last Thursday as a…

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Junior Carnival May Be Scrapped

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 November 1986 · page 24

The Fifth Maccabi Junior Carnival is in danger of being cancelled due to the poor…

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Show releases don’t help in struggle with Soviet

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 November 1986 · page 2

After a long period of relative indifference to the question of Soviet discrimination against Jews, Australian politicians…

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IRELAND Ulster loyalists show their fascist face

Tribune · Wednesday 26 November 1986 · page 10

Over the last fortnight, the north of Ireland has been convulsed by mass rallies, civil disobedience and violent attacks…

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