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Shows & fairs, 1988

162 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 9

Yanks sending 38 for Maccabi Bicentennial carnival events 56 Maccabi Sports Carnivals Sydney Dec. 1988-Jan. 1989

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 September 1988 · page 43

THIRTY-EIGHT sportsmen and women will spearhead America's challenge at the 56th Australian Maccabi Bicentennial Sports…

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Vic’s new manager at junior carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 55

AJAX-MACCABI (Melbourne) has made a change in its leadership for the 7th Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival being…

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Greetings that show how much you care Hallmank Cards

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 13

From the SAVION team, Calling all fatherS —Bald, bearded, fat, lean, Also the shortie,s the middlings,…

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But is it fair dinkum? Chris Spurgeon looks at the submissions to the Australian Content on Television Inquiry

Filmnews · Saturday 1 October 1988 · page 6

The inquiry into Australian content on television enters an important new phase shortly when the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal releases another public…

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ACT exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 October 1988 · page 15

AN EXHIBITION celebrating Israel’s 40th anniversary which has just closed at the National Jewish Centre in Canberra will…

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More sponsors for 56th carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 October 1988 · page 52

MAJOR AUSTRALIAN entertainment group Hoyts has become a sponsor of the 56th Australian Maccabi Bicentennial…

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A fair deal on wages and taxes

Tribune · Wednesday 12 October 1988 · page 3

Next year's proposed wagetax deal could make or break Labor's chances of retaining government. Treasurer Keating wants workers to forgo any general wage rise in favor of an income tax cut. However, Prime Minister Hawke apparently disagrees with Keating. Last…

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Strong NSW team for carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 52

FRANK GAENSLER this week predicted that NSW will take out the men’s and women’s shields at the…

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Sell-out art show

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 25

ARTIST HELEN Zelazne’s exhibition Joys of Life In Color has been described as “one of the most successful exhibitions ever seen at…

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Nida show an apt choice

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 23

THE ROVER or The Banished Cavaliers was an interesting and apt choice as one of the National Institute of Dramatic…

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Union memories in cultural exhibition

Tribune · Wednesday 19 October 1988 · page 12

NEWCASTLE: Nearly 200 people attended the opening of a trade union cultural exhibition in the Hunter Region Museum last Thursday…

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Selectors’ carnival tennis dilemma

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 October 1988 · page 52

ALAN BLUMBERG’S straight sets win over Mick Glick in Maccabi Tennis Club’s open singles title last Sunday has set a poser…

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SPORT Australian Jewish titles at carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 October 1988 · page 50

CARNIVAL COMPETITORS in swimming, golf and athletics (track and field) who want to contest Australian Jewish titles in…

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Sportspeople put on variety show

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 October 1988 · page 50

THE MACCABI VARIETY Show in the Hakoah Club on Saturday, October 29 is not an “amateur night”, its producer…

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Top artists for carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 October 1988 · page 60

TWO OF AUSTRALIA’S top stage, television and recording artists, Marcia Hines and Don Lane, will headline the Gala…

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The critics David Stratton, (The Movie Show, SBS, Variety)

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 November 1988 · page 8

The awards this year are at a fairly low ebb, so much so that their very survival depends considerably on what happens next In the past their value to the industry has been…

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Olympian in US team for Maccabi carnival?

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 November 1988 · page 60

AMERICAN SEOUL Olympic representative and Maccabiah champion Ken Flax wants to come to Sydney next month for…

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Arts and Entertainmenti Top Jewish artists in Sydney exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 November 1988 · page 29

TWO OF the world’s best known Jewish painters will exhibit collections of recent works at the Holdsworth…

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What the polls show about Israeli democracy

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 November 1988 · page 17

IT WAS common during the election campaign for the opposing parties not only to attack the policies of the other side, but to charge that their rivals constituted a threat to…

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L'aviation Francaise a L'air Show

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 November 1988 · page 9

La France était présente au premier salon australien de l'aviation (Air Show) qui s'est tenu à Richmond, près de Sydney, pendant la semaine du 12 au 16 octobre…

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