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David Turner Collection 1998
No full textThe collection contains a questionnaire filled out by David Turner regarding his life in Austria before World War II, emigration from Austria to the United States, and life in the United States. Also included is an Austrian identity card, birth certificate, United States passport, and letter of recommendation.digitizedDavid tuner (formerly David Tabak) was born on May 16, 1908, in Buczacz, Poland (today Buchach, Ukraine). He immigrated to the United States via Italy and England.An inventory is available in the folderAustrian Heritage Collectio
Boy Scouts Wayne Pack, David Turner and David Cousert
No full textWinners at the Scout-O-Ree are Wayne Pack, David Turner and David Cousert
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie at Telescope, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (left) and astronomy and physics student Stephen Goobie (right) stand by the large 41 cm telescope in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The telescope is on the right side of the image.From External Affairs. A photo of Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in the Observatory appears on page 1 of the November 1998 issue of the Saint Mary's University Times, but it is not this photo
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie at Telescope, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (left) and his student Stephen Goobie (right) stand by the large 41 cm telescope in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The telescope is on the right side of the image.From External Affairs. A photo of Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in the Observatory appears on page 1 of the November 1998 issue of the Saint Mary's University Times, but it is not this photo
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in Burke-Gaffney Observatory, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (front) and astronomy and physics student Stephen Goobie stand in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The Observatory's 41 cm telescope is to their left.From External Affairs. A Post-It note stuck to the back has 'David Turner' written on it in black pen. A photo of Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in the Observatory appears on page 1 of the November 1998 issue of the Saint Mary's University Times, but it is not this photo
Dr. David Turner et al.
No full text1 b&w photograph.Excellent condition photograph.Photo found in the October 1986 edition of The Times with the following caption: 'The eclipse of the sun October 3 drew crowds to the university lawn, where the astronomy department made their expertise and equipment available to the public. Dr. David Turner (R) helps a young visitor to view the eclipse' (p.14). Photo also found on pg. 28 of the 1986/7 of the President's Report.Written on back: 'Times Oct 86 Astronomy'; 's/s'; '955.0'; '.23/1.75'Date Catalogued: Apr. 11/1
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in Burke-Gaffney Observatory, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (front) and his student Stephen Goobie stand in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The Observatory's 41 cm telescope is to their left.From External Affairs. A photo of Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in the Observatory appears on page 1 of the November 1998 issue of the Saint Mary's University Times, but it is not this photo
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in Burke-Gaffney Observatory, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (front) and his student Stephen Goobie stand in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The Observatory's 41 cm telescope is to their left.From External Affairs. A photo of Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in the Observatory appears on page 1 of the November 1998 issue of the Saint Mary's University Times, but it is not this photo
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie at Telescope, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (left) and his student Stephen Goobie (right) stand by the 41 cm telescope in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory.Similar photo also appears on the front cover of the Maroon & White Winter 2000 edition
Dr. David Turner and Stephen Goobie in Burke-Gaffney Observatory, 1998
No full textcolor photographExcellent conditionAstronomy and physics professor Dr. David Turner (front) and his student Stephen Goobie stand in the Burke-Gaffney Observatory. The Observatory's 41 cm telescope is to their left.From External Affairs
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