Canadian Authors Association Literary Awards 1978 winners
Four Canadian writers win CAA Literary Awards in fiction non fiction poetry and drama. Jane Rule wins fiction for The Young in One Another's Arms while Hans Selye takes non fiction The Stress of My Life Alden Nowlan collects poetry for Smoked Glass and Rex Deverell earns drama for Boiler Room Suite.
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Toronto
Canadian Authors Association
CAA
Jake Rule
Doubleday
Hans Selye
McClelland and Stewart
Alden Nowlan
Clarke
Irwin
Rex Deverell
Playwrights Co-op
Canada Council
Harlequin Enterprises Ltd
Jane Rule
Dr. Selye
Nowlan
Windsor
New TV Season Preview With 21 Fresh Series
New York based TV writer surveys ABC CBS and NBC fall lineups noting comedies and dramas. Highlights include Mork and Mindy Just the Beginning and Sword of Justice with Lin Bolen publicized as an NBC executive. Also mentions Mary Tyler Moore and MTM pilots Your Place or Mine and The Busters plus Colorado C I and Colorado CI sun.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Baretta
Kojak
ABC
Mork
Mindy
Orb
Priscilla Lopez
NBC
Sword of Justice
California
CBS
Paddy Chayefsky
Faye Dunaway
Lin Bolen
W.E.B
Fred Silverman
Jeff
Stuart Gillard
Manhattan
Kelly
Jane Act
Long Island
Miss Actman
Mary Tyler Moore
The
Busters
Chad
Bo Hopkins
Albie
Brian Kerwin
James Dean
Joanna
Susan Howard
Devon Ericson
Medicine Hat auditions for Camelot and June events
City culture department announces Camelot auditions at MHC Theatre on June 6 at 7 30 p m for acting singing and backstage roles. Also notes June 5 election meeting for Alberta Highland Dance Association Medicine Hat branch and June 6 Jazz Night at Firehall Theatre with 1940s music and $1 entry.
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Department of Culture and Recreation
Medicine Hat Musical Theatre
MHC
Camelot
King Arthur
Guenevere
Sir Lancelot
Wayne Craven
Alberta Highland Dance Association
Medicine Hat and District
Belfast Street
Firehall Theatre
Glenn Miller
Alberta
Quebec
Festival Canada
Patsy Gallant and Company
Lions Park
National Exhibition Centre
Folk Art Council
Medicine Hat Hostel Society
Canada Week Committee
Former Congo Leader Cyrille Adoula Dies in Switzerland
Lausanne Switzerland Reuters reports Cyrille Adoula former prime minister of the Republic of the Congo before it became Zaire has died in Lausanne. He led the country in its early post independence era and his death marks a notable moment in Central Africa history.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Reuter
Cyrille Adoula
Republic of the Congo
Zaire
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Institute of Experimental Medicine and Surgery
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Madeline Kahn
Cloris Ceachman
Harvey Korman
Dick van Patten
Ron Carey
Howard Morris
Triumph
Moxy
Gold and Cis ‘Productions Ltd
Medicine Hat Arena Convention Centre
Carnival Muntz
Assiniboia Lobby
Ming Tree
the Family
Avenue S.E
Public Library
John J.o’connor
N.Y
Times News Service
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Colorado
C.I
Quinn Martin
Mark
John Elerick
Pete
Marshall Colt
Colorado Criminal Investigative Unit
Medicine Hat
Musical Theatre
College Theatre
Royal Canadian Legion
Redcliff
Nite Ufe
Sword Room
Doug Ellis
Lot
Lorimer Productions
Choirboy
Charles Durning
Louis Gossett JR
Perry King
Clyde Kusatsu
Stephen Macht
Tim Mintire
Randy Quiaid
Chuck Sacce
Don Stroud
James Woods
Burt Young
Robert Webber
Barbara Rhoades
Vic Tayback
Gemini
Pryor
Erica
20Th Century-Fox
Paul Mazursky
Jill Clayburgh
Alan Bates
Michael Murphy
Cliff Gorman
Tony Ray
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