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AN eyeful. Jane Mahut, curator-director of the Koffler Gallery at Jewish Community Centre, examines Errata by Ann Roberts. It's part of the ceramic exhibition at the gallery in North York.
AN eyeful. Jane Mahut, curator-director of the Koffler Gallery at Jewish Community Centre, examines Errata by Ann Roberts. It's part of the ceramic exhibition at the gallery in North York.

AN eyeful. Jane Mahut, curator-director of the Koffler Gallery at Jewish Community Centre, examines Errata by Ann Roberts. It's part of the ceramic exhibition at the gallery in North York.

Date6/1/1981
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People in focus: Jane Mahut, director of the koffler Gallery in North York, stands beside of the 36 photos of Soviet Jews now on display at the gallery at 1588 Bathurst St
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North York Mayor James Service examines a building site in his borough, which he says is the fastest-growing community in North America and has a bigger tourist attraction than Niagara Falls
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Admiring art: John Silverstein, director and curator of Glendon Gallery, admires two angel sculptures
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