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month for December. This one-
woman show, on display at the
Oak Park Library, will feature
the works of Ms. Nawara, a res-
ident of Beverly Hills, formerly
of Huntington Woods.
She has earned a master's
degree in fine arts from the Uni-
versity of Illinois where she
majored in painting, print-
making and drawing.
Ms. Nawara has served as in-
structor in art at Cranbrook
Academy of Art, Northern
Michigan University, Macomb
Community College, Center for
Creative Studies, Wayne State
University and the University
of Illinois.

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Space, a community service of
National Council of Jewish
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support groups.
Separated and divorced men
and women will meet 7:15-9:30
p.m. Dec. 6, 13, 20, 27 at the
Space office. Pre-registration is
required call 258-6606.
Space has a new eight-week
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17 and 24. Pre-registration is
required.

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There will be a Sunday work-
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Space office with Patticake the
Clown dealing with the impor-
tance of humor in our lives. Pre-
registration is required.
On Jan. 9 there will be a
Sunday Workshop called "Why
We Pick The People We Do"
with Dr. Louis Katz at 10 a.m.
Pre-registration is required.

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