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Mairead Corrigan Betty Williams by Richard Deutsch, 1977-01-01 Two Hearts of Wit & Wisdom by Alfred Williams and Elizabeth The "Blue Army Betty", 1990 TAN November 1954 by Lou Betty et al Williams, 1954 Instuctor's Manual To Accompany Very Young Children with Special Needs by Vikki F. Howard, Betty Fry Williams, et all 2005 From Our Heart to God's Ears by Betty Lee Williams-Anderson, 2008-05-15 100 art activities at your fingertips by Betty Williams Carbol, 1985 Rosy Thoughts For Cross Cultural Living by Betty Williams, 1990 The Best of 'Round the Horne: Featuring Kenneth Horne, with Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Betty Marsden, and Bill Pertwee (BBC Radio Collections) PHOTOPLAY Jan 46 featuring Margaret O'Brien on the cover. Articles & photos on Betty Hutton, Eather Williams, Alan Ladd, Cornel Wilde, Maria Montez, Gene Kelly, Lisabeth Scott, Jennifer Jones, Susan Peters. Full page ad for Judy Garland in The Harvey Girls and Bells Of St. Mary's. by Fred Sammus, 1946-01-01 The Swanger/Williams Easter egg hunt: Robert Lewis Williams and Betty Jane Swanger of Delaware County, Indiana and their direct lines to their country of origin by Sandra S Williams, 2002 To kvinner for fred: [Betty Williams og Mairead Corrigan] (Norwegian Edition) by Richard Herrmann, 1976 The Spindletop- Spindle Top: Yearbook / Annual South Park High School, Beaumont, Texas-- 1947 Our Yankee kinfolk, our Cumberland mountain kinfolk, our noble English ancestry of three PK's (preacher's kids): Deward Charles Williams, Jr., Donald Eugene Williams, Betty Marie Williams Spitze by Deward C Williams, 1966 "Who are these people?": Exclusive genealogy book of Betty Ruth Graham Williams Davis Reed : I am one of these people by Betty Ruth Graham Williams Davis Reed, 2001

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81. Betty Williams - Cruises Inc.
    betty williams Your Cruise Specialist Call (407)8892303 or Toll Free (407) 767-2557.  
    http://bwilliams.cruisesinc.com/travel/default.do?source_num=100000961

82. Aetna: African American History Calendar: 2003: Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R.
    betty Smith williams, Dr.PH RN, FAAN Profile betty Smith williams learned fromher mother that she could make a difference by becoming actively involved.  
    http://www.aetna.com/foundation/aahcalendar/2003williams.html
    
    Extractions: Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R.N., F.A.A.N.: Profile Betty Smith Williams learned from her mother that she could make a difference by becoming actively involved. When Betty was growing up in South Bend, Ind., her mother was always active in social and civic organizations. "I saw very early on how activism and collectivism could impact change," she said. This early example inspired her to lead a life of involvement. In the late sixties, she co-founded the Council of Black Nurses in Los Angeles, and later became a founder and seventh president of the National Black Nurses Association. Today she is president of the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations, which addresses cultural diversity in the nursing profession and the health care status of Americans from diverse cultures. In 1957, Betty began her nursing journey in home health care and later in public health, before becoming a professor at UCLA, University of Colorado and California State University. "Because of my age and the times, I was by myself in a lot of things. I was the first black person to wear the cap of Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Case Western University. And I was the first black person to teach nursing in a California college or university," she said. That's why one of Betty's driving forces has been to promote racial diversity and to get African Americans involved in nursing leadership. She is a role model and mentor for nurses globally. "What satisfies me most is that through my work, and the work of my peers, we have stimulated others to find avenues in nursing," said the avid African art collector.

83. Aetna: African American History Calendar: 2003: Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R.
    betty Smith williams, Dr.PH RN, FAAN Biography Dr. betty Smith williams is professoremeritus, Department of Nursing, California State University, Long Beach.  
    http://www.aetna.com/foundation/aahcalendar/2003williams_bio.html
    
    Extractions: Betty Smith Williams, Dr.P.H. R.N., F.A.A.N.: Biography Dr. Betty Smith Williams is professor emeritus, Department of Nursing, California State University, Long Beach. She is former dean and professor, School of Nursing, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver; and she has held faculty and assistant dean positions in the School of Nursing at UCLA. She continues to teach and mentor nursing students and to provide her expertise to a variety of health organizations and companies. Dr. Williams is a founder, charter member and seventh president of the National Black Nurses Association. She cofounded the Council of Black Nurses, Inc., Los Angeles, in 1968. She is president of the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations and was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing in 1980. Dr. Williams was national treasurer of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and president of DST Telecommunications, Inc. She has served on philanthropic and corporate boards, including Blue Cross of California. She is a member of the National Black Leadership Roundtable, Summit Health Coalition, and the Black Congress on Health, Law and Economics. A recipient of the Distinguished Alumnae Award from Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University, Dr. Williams has been listed among the 100+ Influential Organization Leaders by

84. Betty Williams On The House Code Of Conduct
    The US and Europe Must Stop Arming the World s Dictators. by betty williams,1976 Nobel Peace Prize Winner in the July 13, 1997 San Francisco Examiner.  
    http://www.fas.org/asmp/atwg/code/williams.html
    
    Extractions: by Betty Williams, 1976 Nobel Peace Prize Winner in the July 13, 1997 San Francisco Examiner The House of Representatives approved historic legislation last month, the "Code of Conduct on Arms Transfers." It is intended to stop the sale of deadly weapons - such as fighter planes, helicopters, tanks and M-16s - to countries ruled by undemocratic, repressive regimes. The House and Senate in conference will consider this legislation, which impacts on democratic struggles throughout the world. Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Burlingame, who spoke eloquently on behalf of the code of conduct in the International Relations Committee this year, is likely to be a key player. During the Cold War, the United States and other major Western powers too often extensively armed dictators such as Mobutu Sese Seko in Zaire and Saddam Hussein in Iraq only to see those weapons used to kill civilians and to threaten world peace. Six years after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the time is ripe for curbing this dangerous proliferation of weapons throughout the globe.

85. Betty Ann Thomas Williams
    by Chelsee Tuni. I interviewed my grandmother betty Ann Thomas williams becauseI think my grandmother is very special and I love her very much.  
    http://www.ccmuseum.org/MuseNews/Interviews/williams.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Up True-to-Life Exhibits Museum Collections ... We Are Expanding by Chelsee Tuni I interviewed my grandmother Betty Ann Thomas Williams because I think my grandmother is very special and I love her very much. She has also lived a long time and can remember a lot of things about when she was growing up before there was electricity, telephones, television and very few people drove cars. She said during the time she was growing up, the trains would pass by her house a lot. My grandmother said she was a very hard worker when she was my age. She also said she still likes to keep busy and help other people. My grandmother’s name is Betty Ann Thomas Williams and she is 63 years old. My grandmother is ½ Paiute and ½ Shoshone Native American Indian. She was born in Mina, Nevada, on October 17, 1937. Her mother’s name was Helen Leona Bell who was a Paiute lady from Schurz, Nevada and a very good mom. She died on March 19, 1979. Her father’s name was Ed Thomas who was a Shoshone from Berlin, Nevada. He died in February of 1950. My grandmother said her mother was a homemaker who stayed at home and took care of her children and also did housework for many families while living in Reno. Her father worked in the Southern Pacific Railroads for many years. The railroad went from Las Vegas to Reno every day and it was the main way to carry goods because there were not a lot of truck drivers back then.

86. Betty Dylan Home
    betty Dylan opens for Hank williams III at the Roxy 9/23/00 Dr. Dan and Vickiestarted out the with a ballsy rendition of Hank williams classic, Cheatin  
    http://www.bettydylan.com/attheroxy4.html
    
    Extractions: AT THE ROXY IV Betty Dylan opens for Hank Williams III at the Roxy 9/23/00 Dr. Dan and Vickie started out the with a ballsy rendition of Hank Williams' classic, "Cheatin' Heart", acoustic style, which totally got the sold-out crowd rockin'. This was the BEST show! The audience was awesome! We hope we can open for Hank III's crowd again sometime!

87. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Betty Williams (British And Irish History, Biographies)
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete informationon betty williams, British And Irish History, Biographies.  
    http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/W/WmsBe.html
    
    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z W Related Category: British And Irish History, Biographies Betty Williams Corrigan , the aunt of the slain children, soon after the incident. The two created the Peace People Organization, a movement of Catholics and Protestants dedicated to ending sectarian fighting in Northern Ireland. For their work they were awarded the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize. Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. About Us Contact Us Privacy Links Directory ...

88. Hunton & Williams / Lawyer Profiles
    Federal Courts in Georgia and Florida. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Admittedto practice United States Supreme Court. Elizabeth Ann “betty” Morgan.  
    http://www.hunton.com/profiles/lawyer_profile.asp?id=9115

89. Visions Of Reconciliation: Betty Williams And Rajmohan Gandhi
    Nobel Laureate, betty williams, and Rajmohan Gandhi, historian and biographer ofhis grandfather Mahatma Gandhi, share their experiences reconciling differences  
    http://www.indyaccess.org/spiritandplace/visions_of_reconciliation.htm
    
    Extractions: Betty Williams and Rajmohan Gandhi Click here to view in separate window with full RealMedia Player controls) November 10, 2003 Peacemaking is a philosophical as well as practical activity that requires patience, moral imagination, as well as astute regard for the history of conflicts between peoples and nations. Join two global peacemakers as they compare their experiences reconciling disparate political, religious, and geographic histories and sensibilities. Betty Williams was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1976 for her work in Northern Ireland; Rajmohan Gandhi is an historian, biographer of his grandfather Mohandas K. Gandhi (known by the honorific title Mahatma Gandhi), and cofounder of the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation in South Asia. Facilitated by Dr. Bill Ayres, director of University of Indianapolis' International Relations Program. Rajmohan Gandhi Historian, biographer of his grandfather Mahatma Gandhi, and co-founder of the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation in South Asia. Betty Williams Awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1976 for her work in Northern Ireland Dr. Bill Ayres, Facilitator

90. Books: Search
    Very Young Children with Special Needs A Formative Approach for the 21st Century(2nd Edition) Paperback by Vikki F. Howard, betty Fry williams Usually ships  
    http://www.target.com/gp/search.html?_encoding=UTF8&index=books&field-keywords=B

91. Interactive Workshops -- In Search Of The Novel
    Diana Russell To Kill a Mockingbird. betty williams Things Fall Apart. theproject. betty williams. Related Topics Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe.  
    http://www.learner.org/channel/workshops/isonovel/Pages/Williamspage.html

92. Betty Williams Event
    betty williams. Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. ChildSoldiering Around the World betty williams, Nobel Laureate.  
    http://www.plowsharesproject.org/php/BettyWilliamsEvent.php
    
    Extractions: * = This link is to a page outside of the Plowshares Collaborative Web site and will open in a new window. Site design by LightSky* You are here: Home Feature: Betty Williams Williams is a Nobel Laureate from Northern Ireland. She is head of Global Children's Foundation, an organization dedicated to the protection of children at risk in war, conflict, and poverty. Williams was invited to speak in Indianapolis about the tragedy of child soldiering around the world. Read the presentation story on Nepal Read a poem on Somalia read for the event See photos of the event History

93. Betty Juanita Watlington Williams
    Family. betty Juanita Watlington williams. b. July 9, 1929. bp. MadisonCo., Tenn. m. 1950, Hubert Howard williams,. (b. 1924). betty  
    http://watlington.homelinux.org:8000/watlington/online/wwtnnode69.html
    
    Extractions: Previous: Joseph Conrad Watlington Up: Fifth Generation: Watlington-Daniel Descendents Next: Watlington-Forbis Family b. July 9, 1929 bp. Madison Co., Tenn. m. 1950, Hubert Howard Williams, b. Betty Juanita is the youngest of the Watlington-Hammond siblings and took characterstics of the Hammond lineage in her short stature. She was born at home in the little box house beside the spring branch where the family had lived since 1913. The following year Grandfather Hammond died and plans were made to relocate the family to the larger Hammond home a few hundred yards across the fields. Betty was very young during the worst of the Depression years but even so knew what they meant to the family. In years when cash was very scarce, oranges and apples were great Christmas gifts, and even common candies were a luxury. She grew up under the careful stewardship of Aunt Mai Hammond and her sister Evelyn as well as her mother Jennie. After critical surgery in 1934 she responded well and was ready for school at age 6. She attended Malesus Methodist Church with the family and Malesus High School for twelve years of public education. Her brother Paul helped finance a piano and lessons so she could learn to play. She studied under Mrs. Judd Brooks of Jackson, Tenn. where Janice Threadgill also took lessons. She was an honor student of her high school class and progressed rapidly in her music which she has continued to use in her local church work.

94. Betty Williams Was A Theatrical Costume Maker In
    betty williams (19311997). betty Vickery williams was a theatrical costumemaker in New York City for over 40 years. Her work included  
    http://www.uri.edu/library/special_collections/COPA/betty_williams.htm
    
    Extractions: Betty Vickery Williams was a theatrical costume maker in New York City for over 40 years. Her work included costumed for the original productions of The Fantastics Dames at Sea The Boys in the Band Oh Calcutta, Alfie, and Philadelphia Here I Come. She worked extensively with the New York City Opera, Alvin Ailey Dance Company, Jose Limone Company, The New York Shakespeare Festival, Goodspeed Opera Company and "The Lost Colony" in North Carolina. She was a founding member of The Studio, which nourished and influenced thousands of young designers and provided a workplace for the development of hundreds of off-Broadway and regional productions. In 1994, she received the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Citation of Excellence for her lifetime achievements. Betty amassed an extensive archive of patterns, periodicals, and catalogues. She pioneered the resurgence of interest in commercial dressmaker patterns. Her archive is a major resource for theatrical and fashion designers as well as social historians. The collection of over 10,000 patterns dating from the 1860s though 1959, extensive library including tailoring journals, fashion periodicals, and pattern company catalogues was donated by her husband, Gene Williams, to the University of Rhode Island Library in 1998. Housed in Special Collections, this collection forms a significant portion of the Commercial Pattern Archive. The books and journals in her library are catalogued and accessible through the University of Rhode Island's on line

95. Lane's Genealogy Data Page 553 Lane's Family Pages
    williams, betty Burgess Birth FEB 20 1915 Long Beach, Los Angeles, California,USA Death MAR 3 1993 Grants Pass, Josephine, Oregon, USA Gender Female;  
    http://www.cpinternet.com/~lellis/genealogy/data_552.html

96. Quinnipiac University | Nobel Peace Prize Winner Betty Williams To Speak At Quin
    Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT, Nobel Peace Prize winner BettyWilliams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24.  
    http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x9989.xml
    
    Extractions: Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Home Press Release Archive March 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Quick Links Arnold Bernhard Library Athletics Blackboard Bookstore Calendar Center for Excellence Contact Us Course Finder Dean's List Directions to Campus E-mail Access Employment Opps. Home Page Intramurals Polling Institute QUDaily QU Online Recreation Site Map Student Handbook University Catalog University Directory WebAdvisor Webcams Contact: Frank Campailla, university writer 275 Mount Carmel Ave., Hamden, Conn. 06518 Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams to speak at Quinnipiac University on March 24 Hamden, Conn. Texas Gov. Ann Richards appointed Williams to the Texas Commission for Children and Youth in 1992. Williams also is chairwoman of the Institute for Asian Democracy in Washington, D.C., and serves on the Council of Honor for the United Nations University for Peace in Costa Rica. Williams recently returned from a Mission of Compassion for the Children of Iraq. Quinnipiac University SIFE students to help small-business owners market their businesses Quinnipiac University to host film series in March about Irish history and comedy Roe v. Wade attorney Sarah Weddington to speak at the Quinnipiac University School of Law Center on March 30

97. Round The Horne 1 - Kenneth Horne, Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, Bill Pertwee,
    Round the Horne 1 Kenneth Horne, Kenneth williams,Hugh Paddick, Bill Pertwee, betty Marsden.  
    http://www.co-uk-shopping.com/cat-1066090/Books/Audio-Cassettes/Radio-Shows/PID-
    
    Extractions: These episodes are from the last RTH series, after Marty Feldman had given up writing RTH. The standard is not quite up to classic Took and Feldman but these are the episodes I remember listening to as a schoolboy in the late 60s. I doubt whether I understood all the double entendres then but we all thought RTH was brilliant - and filthy! "Hornographic film productions" seem quite tame now! Plenty of laughs here and Williams Paddick and Marsden are their usual brilliant selfs - Douglas Smith also contributes wonderfully. But Kenneth Horne holds it all together and he (alas) was irreplaceable. The last episode in this collection, which is the last RTH ever made, is very poignant with all the usual characters coming on to say their farewells (it was the end of the series) and Julian and Sandy provoke gasps of amazement with a stunning revelation.

98. Mairead Corrigan And Betty Williams, Feminist Press
    Also of interest Winona LaDuke by Michael Silverstone. Mairead Corrigan and BettyWilliams Making Peace in Northern Ireland by Sarah Buscher, Bettina Ling.  
    http://www.feministpress.org/Book/index.cfm?GCOI=55861100535560

99. Milken Educator - Dr. Betty Williams
    MFF.org Initiatives Milken Educator Awards Milken Educators Dr. bettywilliams, Washington 2001. Dr. betty williams Teacher Truman  
    http://www.mff.org/mea/mea.taf?page=recipient&meaID=11408

100. International: Italiano: Società: Strutture_Sociali: Persone: Biografie: Prem
     Translate this page In tutta la Directory.  
     http://open-site.org/International/Italiano/Società/Strutture_Sociali/Persone

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