General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

Smith, D. P. Hube & K. J. Finstad, 80, 312.
Perseid Shower 1986, Peter Brown & Mark Zalcik, NN, 80,
91.
Eyewitness Report: Spica Snuffed for 53 Minutes, Mark
Zalcik, NN, 81, 48.
Mars 1986 Opposition, Richard W. Schmude, Jr., 82, 19.
A View of Uranus and Neptune, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.,
NN, 82, 86.
The Daylight Fireball of January 20, 1988, G. C. L.
Aikman, P. F. Younger & D. H. Weichert, 83, 232.
Observations of Mars in 1988, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.,
83, 405.
Supernova 1989B, Murray Paulsen, NNB, 83, 44.
Distant View of Mars, Richard W. Schmude, Jr., NNB, 84,
77.
Occultation pas Pallas, Alain Roussel, B, 1, 3, 8.
How Astronomer’s Captured an Asteroid, John Howell, B,
1, 4, 4.
The Fall of the Abee Meteorite and Its Probable Orbit,
Arthur A. Griffin, Peter M. Millman & Ian Halliday,
86, 5.
Observations of Mars in 1990-91, Richard W. Schmude,
Jr., 86, 117.
Observations of Mars in 1990-91, Richard W. Schmude,
Jr., 87, 251.
The Small Moon Illusion, Alister Ling, B, 2, 2, 5.
Venus Comes Close — March 1993, Michael S. F. Watson,
B, 3, 3, 4.
Lessons from a Partial Solar Eclipse, Todd Lohvinenko, B,
3, 4, 4.
The 1993 Perseid “Sprinkle”, David M. F. Chapman, B, 3,
5, 4.
Observations of Mars in 1992-93, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.
& Danny Bruton, 88, 69.
The Value of Fireball Reports from the General Public:
The October 30, 1993 Western Canada Fireball as a
Case Study, Richard Huziak & Gordon Sarty, 88, 332.
Observations of Jupiter in 1994, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.
& Danny Bruton, 89, 257.
Observations of Mars in 1994-95, Richard W. Schumde,
Jr., 90, 193.
Sketching Globular Star Clusters, Mark Bratton, B, 6, 3, 5.
Observing Spiral Structure in Galaxies, Mark Bratton, B, 6,
5/6, 7.
Observatories (see also Notes from
Observatories, Telescopes)
Of Stars and the Galaxy, Alan H. Batten, 61, 241.
Astronomy at the David Dunlap Observatory 1935-1967,
John F. Heard & Helen Sawyer Hogg, 61, 257.
Facilities for Visitors at KPNO and CTIO, N. U. Mayall,
62, 85.
A Control Console for the Dunlap 74-Inch Telescope, John
F. Heard & Frank Hawker, 62, 91.
New Measures of Stellar Diameters, Ian Halliday, 62, 197.
Fifty Years at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, K.
O. Wright, 62, 269.
Some Recollections of the Observatory (1924-1935), Joseph
A. Pearce, 62, 287.
Early Days at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, C.
S. Beals, 62, 298.
The Spectrographs of the Dominion Astrophysical
Observatory, E. H. Richardson, 62, 313.
Studies of the Interstellar Medium at the Dominion
Astrophysical Observatory, G. A. H. Walker, 62, 361.
New University of Western Ontario Observatory Opened,
William Wehlau, 63, 318.
New Observatory of the University of Western Ontario,
William Wehlau, 64, 1.
R. M. Petrie and the B-Star Program of the Dominion
Astrophysical Observatory, Jean K. Petrie, 64, 163.
A New Amateur Observatory in Montreal, M. Lucien E.
Coallier, 64, 194.
Observatory to be Named for RASC Member, 65, 134.
The Early History of Astronomical Activity in the Canadian
Public Service, R. Meldrum Stewart, 65, 206.
North Mountain Observatory Well and Truly Opened, Tom
Tothill, NN, 65, 25.
The University of Calgary Astrophysical Observatory
Opened, F. John Howell, 66, 161.
Termination of the U. S. Naval Observatory Solar Program,
A. E. Covington, 66, 165.
The Newton Observatory, J. B. Newton, 66, 224.
Observatory for Montreal Centre, NN, 66, 10.
The Burke-Gaffney Observatory, NN, 66, 34.
The Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, J. L. Locke, 67,
203.
How to Find the Montreal Centre Observatory, NN, 67, 7.
Progress at Saskatoon Centre, Ron Waldron, NN, 67, 12.
About the New Telescope, NN, 67, 14.
News from the Bahamas, NN, 67, 24.
New Director of Royal Greenwich Observatory, J. E.
Kennedy, 68, 42.
Presentation of Canadian Spectrograph to Polish
Observatory, 68, 268.
Historic 15-Inch Refractor Removed from Dome in Ottawa,
68, 272.
An Observatory for the Hamilton Centre, NN, 68, 6.
University of Toronto Staff Build 60 Foot Radio Telescope,
NN, 68, 15.
David Dunlap Observatory Faces Problems of Light
Pollution, NN, 68, 28.
Progress on the CFHT 3.6 m Mirror at the DAO, K. O.
Wright, 69, 46.
The Old Dominion Observatory, A. E. Covington, 69, 86.
Royal Observatory, Greenwich, A. Vibert Douglas, 69, 140.
David Dunlap Observatory Forty Years Old, John F. Heard,
69, 141.
The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory 1918-1975, K. O.
Wright, 69, 205.
Plaque Unveiled at Dominion Observatory for W. F. King,
A. E. Covington, 69, 286.
The Old Dominion Observatory, A. E. Covington, NN, 69,
6.
Rules, Rules and a Few Regulations, NN, 69, 22.
Preliminary Report on the University of Alberta’s 20-inch
Reflector, Jack Winzer, NN, 69, 42.
L’Astronomie au Quebec, René Racine, 70, 138.
The University of Alberta Observatories, D. Hube, NN, 70,
29.
The Birth of Canadian Astrophysics: J. S. Plaskett at the
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