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RASC Members 1958 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. 1958 September 30 Honorary President - The Honourable W. J. Dunlop, D. Paed. , Minister of Education for Ontario. President - Helen S. Hogg, Ph.D., Toronto. First Vice-President - Andrew McKellar, Ph.D., Victoria. Second Vice-President - Peter M. Millman, Ph.D., Ottawa. National Secretary - J. E. Kennedy, M. Sc., Toronto. National Treasurer - J. H. Horning, M. A. , Toronto. Recorder - Frederic L. Troyer, Toronto. L ib ra ria n - W. T. Tutte, P h .D ., T oronto. Council - Past Presidents: R. M. Petrie, Ph.D.; John F. Heard, P h .D . Elective Members: Miriam S. Burland, B.A.; A. Vibert Douglas, Ph.D.; Carl Reinhardt. Centre Representatives: Calgary: Walter S. Stilwell. Edmonton: E. S. Keeping, Earl Milton. Halifax: Rev. M. W. Burke-Gaffney, S.J., L. Carrigan. Hamilton: H. B. Fox, Rev. N. Green. London: W. G. Graham, W. Wehlau. Montreal: G. Harper Hall*, A. R. MacLennan. Montreal (Centre Francais): J. R. Grignon, JeanAsselin. Ottawa: J. L. Locke, J. E. Lilley. Quebec: Paul H. Nadeau, J. Alfred Dumont. Toronto: Mrs. K. M. Heaton, G. A. Cooper. Vancouver: G. M. Shrum, R. J. Clarke. Victoria: R. S. Evans, N. G. Rogers. Windsor: E. W. Keith. Winnipeg: R. J. Lockhart, J. Scatliff * D eceased HONORARY MEMBERS Baade, Dr. W. P., Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories, Pasadena, Calif., U.S.A. Bowen, Dr. I. S., Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories, Pasadena, Calif., U.S.A. Hertzsprung, Prof. E. , Villavey 6, Denmark Jones, Sir Harold Spencer, Carlekemp, E. Parade, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex, England Lindblad, Dr. Bertil, Stockholm Observatorium, Stockholm, Sweden Mitchell, Prof. S. A., Box 3466, University Station, Charlottes­ ville, Va., U.S.A. Oort, Prof. J. H. , Sterrewacht, Leiden, Netherlands Plaskett, Prof. H. H. , University Observatory, Oxford, England Shapley, Dr. Harlow, Sharon Cross Rd. , Peterborough, N.H., U.S.A. Stebbins, Prof. Joel, 69 University Dr. , Menlo Park, Calif. , U.S.A. Stratton, Prof. ,F. J. M ., Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, England Struve, Dr. Otto, University of California, Berkeley 4, Calif. , U.S.A. Unsold, Dr. A. , Olshausenstrasse, Kiel, Germany MEMBERS The name of the city has been omitted in those cases where it is the same as that in the name of the Centre. In those cases where postal districts are included, the name of the Centre city has been abbreviated: Montreal, Mtl. ; Quebec, Que. ; Toronto, Tor. ; Vancouver, Van.; Winnipeg, Win. An asterisk * appears before the names of Life Members. Abercrombie, Mrs. J. F. , 1225 20th St. N. W. Adamson, James S., 3617 Blackburn Rd. Aizenman, Israel, 313 14th Ave. S. E. Allan, W. E., 2025 29th Ave. S. W. Biswanger, Denis G. , Box 449, High River, Alta. Biswanger, Dr. Gordon, Box 449, High River, Alta. B lanchet, D a rre ll, 471 6 B ritannia D r . Blanchet, P. H ., 4716 Britannia Dr. Blue, J. Frank, 1718 9A St. S. W. Brown, James H. , 27 Gladview Cres. Brown, J. O. , 1734 14th Ave. S.W. Butler, R. L. , 3314 3rd St. N. W. Cahoon, Mrs. Gladys, 1007 24th Ave. N. W. Cahoon, Jack R. , 1007 24th Ave. N. W. Cartwright, Mrs. E. A., Box 310, High River, Alta. Cantrill, William, 98 Hounslow Dr. Clarke, Eric L. , 51 Windchester Cres., Colley, O. W., 2028A 37th St. S. W. Colquhoun, J. M. , 620 47th Ave. S. W. Cooper, J. H. , 3018 26 A St. S. W. Daniels, Dennis, 210 18th Ave. N. W. Daniels, Yore, 210 18th Ave. N. W. Denton, Kenneth E., 1216 14th Ave. S. W. Dunn, Mrs. J., 8 Norman Block, Regina Sask. Dunsmore, David, 227 16th Ave. N. E. Evans, A. S., 529 20th Ave. S. W. Fish, Helen, 1702 7th St. S. W. Frulling, Lorne S. , 134 29th Ave. N. W. Frulling, M rs. Mary J. , 134 29th Ave. N. W. Gale, Herbert, 433 12th Ave. S. E. Gee, Kenneth Stanley, 859 13th Ave. N. E. Gibb, A., 1516 22nd St. N. W. Gibson, Murray, 112 24th Ave. N. W. Gilbert, Miss O., 2428 25th St. S. W. Graham, James R. , 2601 21st St. S. W. Gray, Lee, 2412 Sandhurst Ave. Harvey, Wayne, R R #4, Calgary, Alta. Hellmer, Mrs. Lillian G., 4323 Anne Ave. Hellmer, Lloyd D. , 4323 Anne Ave. Heuchert, Dr. C. H. , 1407 Joliet Ave. Hoenson, R. , 708 8th Ave. S. W. c/o Cree Oil of Canada Hoogerheide, Miss L. , 709 11th Ave. W. Howell, John, 2529 16 ASt. N. W. Howey, Rev. J. V., 2039 27th St. S. W. Hunt, A. D. , 724 Crescent Blvd. S. W. Hunt, Lorin Levar, 916 35 A St. N. W. Jackson, Margaret I. , 611 9th Ave. N. W. James, Harold, 3918 1 A St. S. W. Johnson, Arthur Dennis, Conrich, Alta. Johnson, Louis F. , Conrich, Alta. Jones, Jack, 1920 25th Ave. S. W. Knox, William A. , 2640 11th Ave. N. W. Lamey, Paul J. , 2419 15th St. S. W. Laviolette, Tom W., 628 28th Ave. N. W. Leitch, Mrs. A. A., Box 186, High River, Alta. Lewis, Robert, Box 470, High River, Alta. Link,Dr. Theo. A., Pres. Cree Oil of Canada, 708 8th Ave. S. W. Litchinsky, Danny, 314 12th St. N. W. Litchinsky, David, 314 12th St. N. W. Litchinsky, S., 314 12th St. N. W. MacAskill, Jean, 1829 16 A St. S. W. MacPherson, N. B., 2641 21st St. S. W. Maidment, A. W., 4603 37th St. S. W. Matheson, H. E ., 2808 25 A St. S. W. McCullough, E. J., 2101 10th St. S. W. McCord, Clive D. , c/o Cree Oil of Canada, 708 8th Ave. S. W. McFeely, Mrs. Joan C ., Victoria, B. C. McQuarrie, A. F. Officer, I/C Aviation Forecast Office, Municipal A irp o rt McTavish, D. A., 3235 Kinsale Rd. M eikleJohn, K. B . , 1931 26 A St. S. W. MeikleJohn, Mrs. K. B. , 1931 26 A St. S. W. Morley, David, 496 Northmount Dr. Morris, Derek V., 3023 27th St. S. W. Muecke, Gunter, 2134 16ASt. S. W. Nelson, Robert A., 2223 7th Ave. N. W. Norris, Stanley, 1409 21st Ave. N. W. Noviski, Wm. A., 524 South Railway St. , Medicine Hat, Alta. Oliver, Cheryl, 1436 2 A St. N. W. Oliver; Robert Geo. , 1436 2 A St. N. W. Olson, Keith D., 1636 19th Ave. N. W. Pawson, Kenneth, 421 10th Ave. N. E. Phillips, Jack Y. , 3 Thorncliffe Cres. N. W. Reber, Grote, General Delivery, Green Bank, W.Va., U.S.A. Reid, Mrs. Roy C., 2002 36th St., Forest Lawn, Alta. Reid, Roy Earl, 2002 36th St., Forest Lawn, Alta. Rogers, Eldon M. , 1507 22nd St. N. W. Rylands, A. T. , Shell Oil Co., 1700 Broadway, Denver 3, Colorado Sanders, Robert, 418 11th Ave. S. E. Schmidt, Walter R ., 2224 Sumac Rd. Skoreyko, George, 2115 Halifax Cres. Short, H. A., 2301 1st St. E. Stanfield, N. Allen, 2133 21st Ave. S. W. Stanton, M. S., 2619 Granville St. S. W. Stilwell, Walter H ., University of Alberta Tingley, George A., 78 Wedgewood Dr. Trayford, John R. , 1227 40th Ave. N. W. Verges, Hans Dietter, 860 Bridge Cres. Walter, H. R. , 1577 Chinook Ave., Box 907, Bowness, Alta. Wiedbrecht, Mike, 1623 24th Ave. N. W. Wilderman, Mrs. D. J ., 1607 23rd St. N. W. Wilderman, Giles H ., 1607 23rd St. N. W. Willoughby, F. A., 1941 Green Ridge Rd. Wolters, Ronald, Box 447, High River, Alta. Wood, Andrew S., 1702 25th St. S. W. Wood, Mrs. A. S., 1702 25th St. S. W. Wrenshall, John C., 1415 5th St. N. W. Wright, James F., 218 4th Ave. N. E. Allin, Robert, 8808 111th St. Bithel, Albert, 10971 127th St. Benger, Christopher, 11009 84th Ave. Bohannan, Bruce, 8223 98th Ave. Boeschen, Wolfgang, 9213 9,9th St. Campbell, Mrs. J. W., 11138 87th Ave. Constant, C., 511 W. Maxwell St. , Lakeland, Florida, U.S.A. Crosby, Dr. D. R. , 7821 Saskatchewan Dr. Dyksley, H ., 11924 54th St. Gads, Prof. L. E. , University of Alberta Grayson-Smith, Prof. H., University of Alberta Harrington, James, Leduc, Alta. Horz, Joseph, Vega, Alta. Hoye, L. G. , 4039 8th Ave. N. E. , Seattle, Wash., U.S.A. Hrudey, W., 8918 120th St. Hutchison, Dr. J. H. , 9515 142nd St. Jelenc, Tony, 13911 122nd Ave. Jensen, Fred, 14006 105th Ave. Jones, I. M. , 11320 71st St. Keeping, Prof. E. S. , 8703 Saskatchewan Dr. Loehde, F. , 11542 65th St. Lord, Dr. G. S., 11121 91st Ave. Maclean, Dr. Alastair D., Box 477, Fort McLeod, Alta. MacGregor, Prof. H. A., University of Alberta Macpherson, Don, 11307 61st St. Mainwood, R. F. , 10618 80th Ave. Makins, Dr. D. J. B., 6557 111th St. Mandrusiak, John, 11642 71st St. Marliss, Gary, 9002 120th St. Marven, David, 11046 87th Ave. Melnyk, Anton, 11135 89th Ave. Miller, Rick, 11025 Saskatchewan Dr. Montgomery, H. J. , 9925 102nd St. Moore, Brent, 8715 118th St. Morrison, Don, 11418 65th St. Nacuk, Walter, Box 45, Thorsby, Alta. Page, Mrs. S. F. , 8444 117th St. Page, S. F., 8444 117th St. Petersen, Anders, 12144 81st St. Ritchie, Albert, 10644 109th St. - Robertson, D. R. , 9642 86th St. Rosenfield, Mrs. Chris, 11116 88th Ave. Scheuerman, Walter, Bashaw, Alta. Smith, L. V., 9212 87th St. Sterling, Laurie, Campbell Park P.O. Stewart, Maurice B. , 585 North Winter St., Salem, Oregon, U.S.A. Stockwell, A., 10225 138th St. Turner, A. D. , 510 Alexandra Bldg., Williams, Victor, 10653 115th St. Willoughby, C. P., 10625 127th St. Yeudall, R. I. , 11515 130th Ave. HALIFAX CENTRE Page 7. 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