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Shows & fairs, 1989

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India bars Israel from exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 September 1989 · page 7

Israel has been barred from a major international plastics exhibition in India, after receiving all the necessary authorization to participate,…

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American and Singaporian athletes asked to compete in 57th carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 September 1989 · page 36

JEWISH ATHLETES from America, Japan and Singapore have been invited to compete at the 57th Australian Maccabi…

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Give Aboriginal ventures a fair go

Tribune · Wednesday 20 September 1989 · page 11

The Newcastle Morning Herald reported on August 23 that Budgewoi residents 'besieged' a public meeting to protest against a caravan park…

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A rabbi’s mission in a ‘spiritual vacuum’ Pinchas Menahem Joskowicz has returned to his native Pbland as chief rabbi to show that ‘Judaism exists and cannot be annihilated.’ Greer Fay Cashman reports

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 8

CHIEF RABBI of Poland. The title seems incongruous - Pinchas Menahem Joskowicz is the only resident rabbi in Poland. His brief, when he took up office in Warsaw earlier this…

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‘Intifada vest’ is a hit at security exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 September 1989 · page 5

KFAR HAMACCABIAH - Growing concerns about personal protection, brought on by the intifada, attracted a record number of visitors…

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Top social program for Perth carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 35

AN INNOVATIVE, comprehensive and varied social program has been devised for the 57th Australian Maccabi Sports…

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Veterans for carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 October 1989 · page 35

AT LEAST six sports for veterans will be conducted during The upcoming 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in…

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WA Maccabi stalwart 57th carnival patron

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 October 1989 · page 35

A LONG-TIME member of West Australia Maccabi has been named patron of the 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival…

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Carnival still on despite interstate travel problem

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 October 1989 · page 36

THERE IS no suggestion that the 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth will be called off because of the disruption to…

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Radio show looks at Diaspora

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 10

THE INTERNATIONAL role of Australian Jewry is examined in the ABC Radio National documentary Diaspora Adrift…

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AMF subsidy to offset higher air costs to carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 40

THE AUSTRALIAN MACCABI Federation (AMF) will subsidise interstate competitors’ air fares to the 57th Australian Maccabi…

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Huge crowd at Hunter's Lodge as women show pride in their traditions

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 October 1989 · page 8

The biggest crowd ever to attend the Hunter's Lodge, Double Bay, thoroughly enjoyed an evening of inspirational words and music. Rabbi Mordechai Gutnick from the Doncaster Centre, Melbourne, was guest speaker. Ari Klein, cantor of the Central Synagogue and Willy Lederman of…

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Commercial pipedreams? Barrett Hodsdon looks at the new & threadbare exhibition strategy

Filmnews · Wednesday 1 November 1989 · page 6

In the late 1980s it is unfortunate that one should have to address (yet again) the issue of subsidised exhibition because of the relatively…

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Will the AFI make an exhibition of itself? The Strategic Review reviewed by three old AFI hands

Filmnews · Wednesday 1 November 1989 · page 5

The Australian Film Institute was Incorporated in Victoria in November 1958 at a time of rapid growth in the film society movement,…

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Perth tenpin bowler’s challenge for 57th carnival with 290-game

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 35

A WEST AUSTRALIAN Jewish Tenpin bowler last week rolled a near-perfect game during a league match in Perth…

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Elliott is a fair target

Tribune · Wednesday 15 November 1989 · page 7

Bludge: (Colloq.) to evade responsibilities. 2. to impose on others, bludger, (Macquarie Dictionary p223)…

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Antique fair beds down

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 November 1989 · page 23

RADIO 2CH has gone antique. In conjunction with Polygram Records and Woollahra Galleries Antiques it is running a…

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Only Four Weeks Away Perth will roll out carnival red carpet The 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth is only four weeks away. WA Maccabi public relations officer Ruth Topelberg asked carnival manager Marc Adonis how his committee is finalising details

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 November 1989 · page 39

Q. Do you feel confident about the success of the 57th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival?…

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Show time

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 December 1989 · page 25

A GROUP of young actors and musicians known as The Ballyhooters has resumed its…

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Bergner on show

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 December 1989 · page 27

ARTIST YOSL Bergner will display some of his works in an exhibition entitled The Pioneers at the Holdsworth Galleries in…

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