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1987: Nineteenth Annual NCFR Film Awards Competition

Authors: Gregory F. Sanders; Ronald L. Mullis; Ann K. Mullis; David A. Dosser;

1987: Nineteenth Annual NCFR Film Awards Competition

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The 1987 National Council on Family Relations Film Awards Competition was held in Fargo, North Dakota, the week of May 4-8. This competition was hosted by the Child Development and Family Science Department, College of Home Economics, North Dakota State University. The purpose of the annual competition is tc evaluate quality and endorse excellence in the production of films with themes relevant to family issues, tc promote the effective use of these resources, and to encourage high standards in the development of creative learning opportunities.

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