1960s

SCOA Bulletin #5

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Administration Bulletins

Administration Bulletins from the 1960s:

  1. 1962 Oct 10
  2. 1962 Nov 19
  3. 1963 Jan 8
  4. 1963 Mar 1
  5. 1963 Apr 1
  1. 1963 Sep 24
  2. 1963 Oct 30
  1. 1964 Mar 2
  1. 1964 Nov 13
  1. (undated)
  1. 1966 Mar 22
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Brochure 1960s

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Ann. Mtg. 1960

This Annual Meeting plus special two-day meeting was referred to as The General Assembly and "At Home."  Unlike the earlier 1959 gathering and those held in subsequent years, it was split into two seperate events (in March and April) held in two cities, Toronto and Montreal.

  • Announcment
  • Information for members
  • Program
  • Map of Montreal
  • Information on Accomodation
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Saskatchewan DST Proposal

A Submission to the Government of Saskatchewan
Regarding Time Zoning in Saskatchewan

by
Earl R.V. Milton, M.Sc., Ph.D.

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Letter to Levy

All's Well That Ends Well


 


In 1967 the nineteen-year-old David Levy was an enthusiastic observer, and an observationally active member of the Montreal Centre, pursuing his life-long quest for comets, and an ever deeper familiarity with the night sky (activities which he knowledgably, imaginatively, and fruitfully pursues to this day).


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Members 1968

Members of

THE
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
OF CANADA

252 COLLEGE STREET - TORONTO 2B, ONTARIO

FOR USE OF MEMBERS ONLY

Permission for the use of this membership
list for other purposes must be obtained
from the National Office.

1968 August 1

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Nova Delphini 1967

Nova Delphini, Discovered by Alcock 8 July 1967 5th Mag
 
R.A. 20h 40.0m Dec +18° 58' (1950)
 
Revised Mag's Sept 1 '67
 
Drawn by T. Dickinson Aug. 8
 
Chart is inverted for telescopic use
 
U Del - Variable Mag 5.6 - 7.5
 
Nova Del R.A. 20 h 40.0 m Dec. +18° 58' (1950)
 
Data Supplied by J.Low, Montreal Centre
 
Decimals Omitted in Star Magnitudes.
 
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McLaughlin Planetarium

The McLaughlin Planetarium of the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada

The McLaughlin Planetarium opened to the public November 2, 1968. It took two years to build and cost $2,250,000. Among the largest and most modern planetariums in thw world, it was a gift to the Royal Ontario Museum for the people of Toronto and Ontario from R.S. McLaughlin of Oshawa, Ontario. Mr. McLaughlin, Chairman of the Board of General Motors of Canada, was a pioneer in the automobile industry.

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QE Planetarium Brochure

Queen Elizabeth Planetarium brochure.

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