New Trophy Donated for Army Marksmanship Competition
The late Brigadier A. Hamilton Gault donated a new marksmanship trophy to the Regular Army. The silver figure of a Canadian soldier with a FN rifle rests on Kentucky walnut, bordered with maple leaves, and bears donor plates and six regimental cap badges. The first winners will be the 2nd Battalion The Black Watch (Royal Highland).
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Regular Army
Army
Ao Hamilton Gault, Dso
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
Canada
Brig. Gault
Canaian Army
A. Hamilton Gault
Black Watch
Royal Highland Regiment
New Arts Building contract awarded to Bird Construction
The University of Saskatchewan awards a 3 749 000 contract for the auditorium block and office wing of the new Arts Building to Bird Construction Company Limited. Completion is expected in 1961 with work starting immediately. Architects are Shore and Moffatt of Toronto.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Bird Construction Company Limited
Ce. G. Willis
Shore & Moffatt
Toronto
W.C. Wells Construction Company
Willis
Honored by National Grain Co. for 50 years of service
Frank Duff of Davidson was honored by the National Grain Co. Ltd at a testimonial dinner in the QW Appelle Suite, Hotel Saskatchewan. He served 50 years with the company, handling nine million bushels of grain. A silver tray inscribed was presented by George Heffelfinger of Winnipeg. local arrangements were by W. Milne Regina. Davidson attendees included Mrs Duff and several local couples.
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Frank Duff
Davidson
National Grain Co. Ltd
Hotel Saskatchewan
Duff
Mr. Duff
George Heffelfinger
Winnipeg
Co. W. Milne
Regina
CNR appoints Pitts and Summers to senior posts
J C Pitts, an engineering graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, is named transportation engineer for Canadian National Railways western region with headquarters in Winnipeg. R Summers, formerly of Winnipeg and Calgary, becomes district freight agent with headquarters in Prince George British Columbia.
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J. C. Pitts
The
University of Saskatchewan
Canadian National Railways
Western Region
Winnipeg
Fr. R. Summers
Calgary
Prince George
B.C
Ree boosts speed in blood pressure control research
Researchers accelerate development of new methods to manage high blood pressure, a major driver of heart and circulatory diseases. The work targets Canadians affected by hypertension, aiming for clearer progress and broader treatment options.
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Montreal Institute of Cardiology
Canada
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