1 - In which city would you find the University of Saskatchewan?
2 - Sarnia resident Shirley Willis is raising money to build a grade school in what African nation?
3 - Which Greek god is usually pictured holding a trident in his hand?
4 - The official opening of what radio station was broadcast from Kenwick-on-the-Lake in Bright’s Grove 70 years ago next week?
5 - What Scottish born inventor with deep ties to Canada was the second president of the National Geographic Society in the late 1890s?
6 - Fittingly, what structure at Canatara Park is named in memory of the late William E. Brush, a local musician who was the conductor of Sarnia’s Boys’ Band in the 1940s?
7 - Loup-garou is another name for which type of monster?
8 - Retired teacher Bill Walters is a local en plein air artist, which means he paints where?
9 - To give pitchers a better grip, every baseball used in the major leagues is wiped down with what beforehand?
10 - No kidding. In 1959, the U.S. Army ran Project Horizon that aimed to create a military base in what location? Hint: A place that, at the time, no one had ever explored?
- Tom St. Amand
ANSWER: 1 – Saskatoon; 2 – Kenya; 3 – Poseidon; 4 – CHOK; 5 - Alexander Graham Bell; 6 - The Band Shell; 7 – Werewolf; 8 – Outdoors; 9 - Mud (from an undisclosed location on the Delaware River); 10 - The moon (at the height of the Cold War).