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Butala Sharon:     more books (39)

Luna by Sharon Butala, 2000-12 Coyotes Morning Cry by Sharon Butala, 1997-08-28 The Garden of Eden by Sharon Butala, 1999 Women Between: Construction of Self in the Work of Sharon Butala, Aganetha Dyck, Mary Meigs and Mary Pratt by Verna Reid, 2008-10-30 Wild Stone Heart : An Apprentice in the Fields by Sharon Butala, 2001 Fever by Sharon Butala, 2002 Country of the Heart by Sharon Butala, 2000-01 The Fourth Archangel: A Novel by Sharon Butala, 1996-03 Gone but Not Forgotten: Tales of the Disappearing Grain Elevators by Elizabeth McLachlan, 2004-04 Queen of the Headaches by Sharon Butala, 1994-11 Saskatchewan: Uncommon Views by Sharon Butala, David Carpenter, et all 2005-09-19 Real Life: Short Stories by Sharon Butala, 2002-03 Calling the Prairies Home: Origins, Attitudes, Quirks, and Curiosities by Mike O'Brien, 2004-06-14 Intimate Partner Violence: Reflections on Experience Theory and Policy (Hurting and Healing)

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61. Tony Butala Biography
    Tony butala, founder of The Lettermen, has been on stage performing and entertainingall of at the age of four at home with his family in sharon, Pennsylvania.  
    http://www.thelettermen.com/bios/butala.htm
    
    Extractions: "The Lettermen" - The classic vocal group of the sixties, seventies, and eighties, are still on the road with a fabulous show playing to audiences all over the world. For 40 years, "one voice" has persevered without interruption. Tony Butala, founder of The Lettermen, has been on stage performing and entertaining all of these years with trademark, close harmony love ballads. Tony began singing at the age of four at home with his family in Sharon, Pennsylvania. By the age of eight, he was a regular on KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh. Young Tony became known as a singer of the songs of the famous Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor and other entertainers of the vaudeville era. For the next few years, he performed his song-and-dance act professionally for service organizations as well as private dinner parties and nightclubs, building his popularity throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York. The Butala family relocated to sunny California after 10-year-old Tony auditioned and was chosen out of hundreds of other boys to beome a member of the world-renowned Mitchell Boys Choir of Hollywood. Tony appeared with the Mitchell Boys Choir in some of the biggest hit movies of the 50's - On Moonlight Bay with Doris Day and Gordon MacRae in 1951, War of the Worlds with Ann Robinson and Gene Barry in 1953, and White Christmas with Rosemary Clooney, Danny Kaye and Bing Crosby in 1954. Tony was the singing voice of child actor Tommy Rettig on the Lassie TV series, and in the feature movie, The Five Thousand Fingers of Doctor T (1952) with Hans Conried, Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healey. He also did the voices of several cartoon characters in the first color television commercials for "Sugar Krisp" and "Krinkles" breakfast cereals as well as the voices of "The Lost Boys" in the hit Walt Disney movie, Peter Pan in 1952. While attending Hollywood Professional High School, Tony formed and performed with his first vocal group, "The Fourmost," from 1954 through 1956 which consisted of classmate Connie Stevens and friends from the Mitchell Boys Choir, Jimmie Blaine and Dan Witt. In 1957 Connie left the group to pursue her movie career leaving Tony and the other two singers to "make it" without her.

62. Waterloo Public Library - Good Reads 16
    a good novel Buchan, Elizabeth Revenge of the MiddleAged Woman Burke, James LeeWhite Doves at Morning Bushnell, Candace Trading Up butala, sharon The Fourth  
    http://www.wpl.ca/site/goodreads/good_reads_16.asp

63. Date Sun, 17 Nov 2002 203629 -0700 To Asle@serv1.ncte.org From
    butala, sharon Country of the House. Fifth House, 1984 ISBN 0920079-05-9 pb Queen of the Headaches. Coteau Books, 1985. ISBN  
    http://www.asle.umn.edu/archive/biblios/rural.txt

64. Eliot Institute - Program And Fees
    June 26 July 3, 2004 at Naramata, British Columbia, Canada Spirit in Nature sharon butala Building on her work and the ideas contained in the The  
    http://eliotinstitute.org/pages/programs_fees.htm

65. Concordia S Thursday ReportNovember 5, 1998
    sharon butala and the cowboys. sharon butala lives and writes abouta kind of life that s pretty foreign to most Concordia students.  
    http://ctr.concordia.ca/archives/is051198/art19.html
    
    Extractions: Please enable Java in your browser's "Options" (or "Preferance") menu to view this page Click here to select article About Concordia's Thursday Report Bright prospects for CFI projects CFI project aims to catch all the bugs Aboriginals will not be forever passive: Fontaine Tittler soaks up Yale experience The glamour and false simplicity of TV history Names in the News Report on protest incident released Commercialization of Concordia Letters War united us against evil forces Campaign closes in on goal New gifts enrich Concordia's Undergraduate Awards A poet for all seasons I Protagonisti tells the story of Italians Books, hot off the presses 25 years of publishing in our own backyard From the prairie to Japan, people are people Goldberg variations on an Afro-Caribbean theme Want to get your thesis published? Sharon Butala and the cowboys More books by Concordians Political Science for the real world Internships plunge students into the newsroom Setting up a Web site Celebrating Pauline Gross From the Stingers to the Sabres Winning varsity teams this season In Brief Of Note The BACK page Feedback Sharon Butala lives and writes about a kind of life that's pretty foreign to most Concordia students. On a recent reading and talk to an English literature class, she took pains to explain to her young urban audience the macho world of working cowboys, and the intense loneliness that can make their women "go funny."

66. English Language Arts 6-9 Bibliography
    Harvest A Celebration of Harvest on the Canadian Prairies. (PrintNon-Fiction).butala, sharon and Korol, Todd. Fifth House Publishers (UTP), 1992.  
    http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/curr_inst/iru/bibs/midela/t-dh.html

67. English Language Arts 10 Bibliography: H Titles
    (PrintNon-Fiction). butala, sharon and Korol, Todd. Fifth HousePublishers (UTP), 1992. 121 p. ISBN 0-920079-95-4 ($14.95 hdc.).  
    http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/curr_inst/iru/bibs/xela/t-dh.html
    
    Extractions: H.G. Wells: The War of the Worlds In this video, film excerpts, computer animation, and original footage recreate Wells' dark world. Biographers discuss the novel and Wells' dysfunctional family, his beliefs, sexual activities, and battles with depression. Note: Teachers ar e advised to preview this video and select excerpts suited to their class needs.

68. Western Michigan University
    The Edible Woman. Birdsell, Sandra. The Missing Child. The Russländer. butala,sharon. Queen of the Headaches. Clarke, George Eliot. (poet). Whylah Falls.  
    http://homepages.wmich.edu/~cpodruch/Courses/HIS/330/assign novel.htm
    
    Extractions: Carolyn Podruchny Home HIS 330 Index Western Michigan University HIS 330 / AMS 300 Winter 2002 History of Canada Assignment: Novels as Primary Sources Due: October 17 Worth: 15% This assignment is a four to six-page essay (between 1000 and 1500 words) that explains how to use one novel as a primary source in the study of Canadian history. Novels will be chosen from a list provided by the instructor. Papers should be doubled-spaced and quotations should be referenced. Use the Chicago style to cite evidence (see The Chicago Manual of Style 14th ed. call # Z 253 .U69 1993, Ref Desk Coll, Waldo Library; or Kate Turabian's A Manual of Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations call # LB 2369 .T8 1996, Ref Desk Coll, Waldo Library). Save all of your rough notes or rough drafts of this assignment; you may be asked to hand these in. The assignment must be neatly type-written and be handed in on time. The penalty for late assignments is 2% per day after the deadline and assignments will not be accepted ten days after the due date. List of Novels Anderson – Dargatz, Gail.

69. Real Life
    sharon butala (Can) has been called one of Canada’s true visionaries. sharonbutala’s third short story collection, is about just that real life.  
    http://www.wordfest.com/lp02d4_real_life.html
    
    Extractions: 4 (Grades 10 - 12) AUTHOR PROFILE Sharon Butala (Can) has been called one of Canada’s true visionaries. She has been shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize and twice for the Governor General’s Literary Awards, in both the fiction and non-fiction categories. She garnered a Canadian Authors Award for Fiction for Fever , and The Perfection of Morning won a Saskatchewan Book Award. Earlier this year, Sharon was honoured as an Officer of the Order of Canada, citing her for giving an important voice to rural women and touching readers with her own spirituality and sense of place. Her latest works are the short story collection Real Life and Old Man on His Back , co-authored with Courtney Milne. SYNOPSIS CREATE Discuss the way grief and anger are related. Note that grief comes into play in many situations, including moving to another city, living through divorce, the illness or loss of a loved one, the loss of a dream. Pick a favourite song-writer who has used anger or grief as a catalyst for expression. Using their work as an example, write your own song or poem.

70. Puslinch Community Services
    Fiction. Bissoondath, Neil. Doing the Heart Good. butala, sharon. Real Life. Clark,Mary Higgins. Daddy s Little Girl. Connelly, Michael. City of Bones.  
    http://www.puslinch.net/library502.html
    
    Extractions: Are you a reader of fiction or fact books? Many of our library users are drawn to either one or the other and would not consider reading anything else, but if you read only factual books then you may be unaware that there are many things to learn from fiction; things not set out clearly in black and white, but which are only made known by dint of the author's skill, and after some degree of reflection on the part of the reader. If you are a menopausal woman or an andropausal male (let's not be sexist here!), and have some questions about life, then read Happenstance, Larry's Party and The Stone Diaries by Carol Shields, or read Elizabeth Berg's The Pull of the Moon followed by the seventh story from her latest offering Ordinary Life, and you will learn quite a lot! Whatever your preference, try something different and be open to something new, Often when reading a novel, you will finish it wiser than you were when you started it. The very best books are those which you don't want to end, having enjoyed so much the experience of reading. That's what books are all about!

71. Name Tony Butala
    Date/Place of Birth 20 Nov 1940 in sharon, Pennsylvania, USA. Tony butala BioTony butala was born in sharon, Pennsylvania to John and Mary butala.  
    http://lettermen.web.infoseek.co.jp/tonyprofile.html
    
    Extractions: Name: Tony Butala Birth Name: Anthony Francis Butala Date/Place of Birth: 20 Nov 1940 in Sharon, Pennsylvania, USA Tony Butala Bio: Tony Butala was born in Sharon, Pennsylvania to John and Mary Butala. He began his professional singing career in 1948, singing in "Starlets On Parade" on KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, as well as performing live as an Al Jolson, Ted Lewis and Eddie Cantor black-face impersonator. In 1951, Tony went to California and became a member of the famous Mitchell Boys' Choir. With the group, he appeared in the 1951 film On Moonlight Bay, starring Gordon MacRae Jim Pike and Bob Engemann . Through the years there were several personnel changes, but one constant has always remained with The LettermenTony Butala. His musical talents and constant promotion of goodwill have helped to win The Lettermen millions of fans worldwide. The Lettermen are probably the most prolific singers of love songs in the history of music. Their longevity in the entertainment business is unparalleled. When he's not performing, Tony spends much of his time with his wife at his current home in Wisconsin. He also enjoys producing Butala wine at his 40 acre Napa Valley vineyard, which he's been developing since 1987. He is the father of four children. Tony Butala Trivia: Uncle of actress Jenna Elfman , who gained fame as Dharma in TV's Dharma and Greg.

72. World Literature
    Dionne; Brossard, Nicole; Burnard, Bonnie; butala, sharon; Carson,Anne; Clarke, Austin; Clark, Joan; Coady, Lynn; Engel, Marian; Gallant  
    http://www.almudo.com/worldlit.htm

73. Reader's Resources - VIRL
    creates its own snares. butala, sharon The Gates of the Sun 1986;1994, Outlaw, rancher, lover, father. This powerful portrait of  
    http://www.virl.bc.ca/Online_Resources/readers_resources.htm
    
    Extractions: Quick Access - Select one ... Contact Us Databases Events @ VIRL Friends of the Library Good Reads Holds / renewals Interlibrary Loan Job Postings Learning Centre Selected Websites Suggest an item Canadian Authors Collection for Reading Groups VIRL maintains a collection of sets of titles by Canadian authors for use by Reading Groups. The books are borrowed as a set of up to 12 copies. Visit any VIRL location to learn more about borrowing any of them for your group. Alternative Titles for Book Clubs (requires Acrobat Reader) These suggested alternative titles are available through the regular request system by individuals in your book club. Titles were selected from the Book Discussion Guides from the online database NoveList Novelist Subject access to over 100,000 titles for readers of all ages. VIRL Selected Sites - "Books" section Good Reads Check out Good Reads ... A list of staff picks, hot reads, and award winners updated every two weeks on the 1st and 15th of every month.

74. Pickering Public Library - Booklovers (Display Records)
    Plains Folk Wild Stone Heart Hasselstrom, of South Dakota and now Wyoming. Another, and the subjectof this column, is sharon butala, of Eastend, Saskatchewan.  
    http://www.picnet.org/booklovers/author_display.asp?tblMain_FirstName=Sharon&tbl

75. WWRTM: Book List
    butala, sharon, The Perfection of the Morning An Apprenticeship in Nature. ThePerfection of the Morning An Apprenticeship in Nature, sharon butala.  
    http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~brent/WWRTM/pages/booklists.html
    
    Extractions: BOOK LIST: by author or by title (you can also check the reading schedule By author: Anderson-Dargatz, Gail The Cure for Death by Lightning Armstrong, Karen Islam: A Short History Atkinson, Kate Behind the Scenes at the Museum Atwood, Margaret Alias Grace Atwood, Margaret The Blind Assassin Atwood, Margaret The Robber Bride Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Berger, John To the Wedding Blanchet, M. Wylie The Curve of Time Wuthering Heights Bryson, Bill A Walk in the Woods Bukowski, Charles Factotum Butala, Sharon The Perfection of the Morning: An Apprenticeship in Nature Byatt, A.S Possession Calvino, Italo Mr. Palomar Chabon, Michael Choy, Wayson The Jade Peony Choy, Wayson Paper Shadows Clements, Marcelle The Improvised Woman Coupland, Douglas Hey Nostradamus Cunningham, Michael The Hours Davies, Robertson Murther and Walking Spirits Dodson, Charles Alice in Wonderland Dorris, Michael A Yellow Raft in Blue Water Dunning, John Booked to Die Duras, Marguerite The Lover Eliot, George The Mill on the Floss Esquivel, Laura Like Water for Chocolate Faulks, Sebastian

76. ( B ) - Kelsy's Gifts
    Burgess, Anthony; Burnard, Bonnie; Burns, Robert; Burroughs, WilliamS. butala, sharon; Butler, Samuel; Byatt, AS; Byron, Lord. Browse more  
    http://www.kelsysgifts.com/My-Shop/type_browse/mode_70023/

77. Canadian Book Awards - Burnaby Public Library
    2002 Griggs, Terry 2001 Hay, Elizabeth 2000 Badami, Anita Rau 1999 Keefer, JaniceKulyk 1998 butala, sharon 1997 Govier, Katherine 1996 Gowdy, Barbara 1995  
    http://www.bpl.burnaby.bc.ca/fiction/canawa.htm
    
    Extractions: Inaugurated in 1986 to honour the memory of writer Marian Engel, this prize is awarded each year to a female Canadian writer in mid-career. It is presented by the Writers' Development Trust and provides a cash award of $10,000 to the winner. Awarded in November. Source: Writers' Trust of Canada 2002 Griggs, Terry First awarded in 1998, this prize to honours Canadian authors and playwrights. It is given to a Canadian author who has produced an outstanding body of work, has acted as a "caring mentor", and has published a work of fiction or a stage play in the last three years leading up to the prize. It is administered by The Writers' Development Trust in collaboration with the W.O. Mitchell Prize Committee. Every three years the prize will be given to works in French. Presented in June.

78. Univ111 / ENST 101 - Goodies
    Bass, Rick, On Willow Creek. Basso, Keith H. Wisdom Sits in Places. Berry,Wendell, Getting Along with Nature. butala, sharon, The Subtlety of the Land.  
    http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~enst101/Goodies.html
    
    Extractions: NOTE - Due to copywright restrictions, these files are only available to users on the Rice campus. Author Title Abbey, Edward The First Morning Bass, Rick On Willow Creek Basso, Keith H. Wisdom Sits in Places Berry, Wendell Getting Along with Nature Butala, Sharon The Subtlety of the Land Cohen, Joel E. A Global Garden in the 21st Century? Cronon, William In Search of Nature The Trouble with Wilderness, or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature Daniel, John The Trail Home Deming, Alison Hawthorne Claiming the Yard Durning, Alan Thein Home and the Practice of Permanence Finch, Robert Being at Two With Nature Flores, Dan Nature's Children Harrigan, Stephen The Soul of Treaty Oak Jackson, Robert Bradley

79. The Western Historical Quarterly
    butala, sharon, “History in the Community Reflections on the HeritageEndeavour,” Saskatchewan History 51 (Spring 1999) 3241.  
    http://www.usu.edu/history/whq/raspr2000.htm
    
    Extractions: Brimhall, Sandra Dawn, "Sara Alexander: Pioneer Actress and Dancer," Utah Historical Quarterly 66 (Fall 1998): 3203. Carmack, Noel A., "Before the Flapper: The Utah Beginnings of John Held, Jr.," Utah Historical Quarterly 66 (Fall 1998): 292319. Crouch, Barry A., "A 'Fiend in Human Shape'?: William Clarke Quantrill and His Biographers," Kansas History 22 (Summer 1999): 14356. Cummings, Laura, ed., "Zeferino Diego Ferreira: The Life Story of a Villista," Journal of the Southwest 41 (Spring 1999): 151. Dragosani-Brantingham, Justin, "'Proud Are We': Private Rhineheart and the College Company of the Twenty-second Kansas Volunteers," Kansas History 22 (Summer 1999): 10031. Geary, Edward A., "Reuben G. Miller: Turn-of-the-Century Rancher, Entrepreneur, and Civic Leader," Utah Historical Quarterly 67 (Spring 1999): 12347. Merrill, Irving R., and Mere Wells, "Tim Goodale Comes Home," Overland Journal 17 (Summer 1999): 2430.

80. ( B ) > Butala, Sharon
    Story Circle Reads Books About Women s Lives butala, sharon. Perfection of the Morning A Woman s Awakening in Nature(Austin Chapter, 05/02; Internet Chapter, 06/02). Cisneros, Sandra.  
    http://books-shop.yellowpages.pl/1935R1081C18_Literature-and-Fiction-Authors-A-Z

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