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Gifts, Grants and Bequests THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA GIFTS, GRANTS AND BEQUESTS APRIL 1st, 1960 TO AUGUST 31st, 1960 THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA GIFTS, GRANTS AND BEQUESTS GRANTS FOR RESEARCH AND RESEARCH EQUIPMENT American Chemical Society (Washington, D.C.): petroleum research fund, Chemistry $15,520.00 research project in Physics 6,600.00 s research grant in Chemistry 4,485.00 American Petroleum Institute (New York): grant for Geophysics 5,000.00 V Anderson, Mr. C. F.: McGeer Fund for Neurological Research 200.00 IV Arctic Institute of North America (Montreal): research on Bering Sea fishes 2,500.00 IX/ Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. (Chalk River): special research, Physics 6,500.00 Ball, Mr. W. A. (Langley): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 ik B.C. Lions Football Club: Trauma Research Unit, Surgery 2,500.00 t/ Berneman, Mr. L. (White Rock): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 ik Boyander, Harry I.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 10.00 ik Branca, Angelo E. Esq., Q.C.: McGeer Fund for Neurological Research 50.00 / British Columbia Forest Products Ltd.: Ambrosia Beetle study, Zoology 200.00 to--"" British Columbia Heart Foundation: B.C. Heart Foundation Research, Surgery 950.00 grants in Faculty of Medicine 28,700.00 British Columbia Medical Research Foundation: operations of Chemistry Protein Laboratory and statistical technician for research projects 3,875.00 Medical Research Foundation Grants 10,255.00 1-2 Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society (Toronto): research grant, Medicine 12,252.28 vf Canadian Cancer Society, B.C. Division: Cancer Research Unit equipment 2, 1 I Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy (Toronto): graduate student research project, Pharmacy 600.00 V Canadian National Sportsmans Show (Toronto): for grouse population research, zoology 4,000.00 Ciba Co. Ltd. (Dorval, Que.): for research in anatomy 1,250.00 City Motors Limited (Powell River): for Neurological Research 100.00 3 Columbia Equipment Ltd.: for sports turf research 100.00 Crimmalt, R. Helen: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 10.001X Crocker, Mrs. G. J.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 10.00( Defence Research Board (Ottawa): Defence Research Board grants 64,466.00 ty for Institute of Oceanography 333.00 1 for Neurological Research 1,083.00 Department of Agriculture (Victoria): random sample research, Poultry Science 1,400.00 V Department of Health and Welfare, (Victoria): Federal Public Health Grants 66,023.51 I/ Department of Labour (Ottawa): Labour Department research, Commerce 1,000.00 Labour Department research, Economics 1,700.00 V Eldorado Mining Refining Ltd. (Ottawa): grant in Mining and Metallurgy 10,000.00 Ellis, Mr. R. W.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 10.00 IX Farm Tiller Sales Ltd.: for sports turf research 50.00 / Fisheries Research Board (Ottawa): Fisheries Research Board Research, Poultry Science 2,388.00 Ford Foundation (New York): research awards in delinquency prevention, Sociology 5,000.00 3 Forrester, Mr. H. G.: McGeer Fund for Neurological Research 100.00 General Foods Corporation (J. R. Simplot Co., Caldwell, Idaho): potato growth and composition study, Biology 6,000.00 Gerloff, Mr. J. (White Rock): Canada Mink Breeders Research 40.00 tt" Gibson, Mr. J. L.: for neurological research 100.00 ti/ Gibson, Mr. N. H. (Qualicum Beach): Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.001A Government of Canada, Department of Northern Affairs and Natural Resources: archeological investigation in Fraser Canyon 2,200.001/ Hynes, Miss Winifred (Richmond): Trauma Research Unit, Surgery 50.00 ik Jane C. Childs Memorial Fund (New Haven, Conn.): B.C. Research Council research 1,800.001/ Jarvis, Mr. L. J. C.: Research and Postgraduate Fund, Surgery 50.00 IX John and Mary R. Markle Foundation (New York): grant in medical science, Anatomy 6,000.00 •/ John Wyeth and Brother (Canada) Ltd. (Walkerville, Ont.): medical research grant 1,000.00 V Karlson, Mr. J. (Langley): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 4 Kennco Explorations (Western Ltd.): mineral explorations research, geology 2,500.00 tif Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles: Muscular Dystrophy Research 2,756.21 , Life Insurance Medical Research Fund (New York): , pharmacology research 18,150.00 , B.C. Research Council research 2,750.00 • Lim, Mrs. Claire: Trauma Research 25.001 Marten, Mr. D.: Canada Mink Breeders Research 40.00)( Merck Co. Ltd. (Montreal): chick coccidiosis studies, Poultry Science 3,000.00 1,----- Montgomery, Rev. W. E. and Mrs. (Qualicum Beach): Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.00 ik Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada (Toronto): muscular dystrophy research 14,564.79 uil, ne rological research 200.00 Vj research, anatomy 3,813.16 L/ McIntosh, Mr. W. G.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.00tK MacIntyre, Mr. B. M. (West Vancouver): for neurological research 200.00 McKenzie, Dr. A. D.: Research and Postgraduate Fund, Surgery 4.50 IV McLennan, Mr. A. L.: Neurological Research Fund 400.00 / McNeely, Kathleen (Victoria): Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.00 IX National Academy of Sciences (Washington, D.C.): research grant, Zoology 621.00 V7- National Cancer Institute of Canada (Toronto): for Cancer Research, various departments 59,691.15 v.----- National Institutes of Health (Bethesda, Maryland): Research grant in Zoology 7,170.00 .V L, B.C. Research Council Fellowship supply grant 500.00 i National Research Council (Ottawa): Building Site Planning Research, Architecture 701.68 if various National Research Council grants 1,005,775.00 1,7, N.R.C. Medical Research Associateship 15,612.721/ equipment grant, Physics 5,000.001, National Science Foundation (Washington, D.C.): National Science Foundation, Research, Zoology 12,200.00 17z special grant, Physics 432.70 V New, Winifred M. and M. Ida: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.00 4( Nicholson, Mr. Otto (R.R. #1, New Westminster): Canada Mink Breeders Research 8.00 d< Norgan, Mr. George C.: for neurological research 100.00 V-. Omark Industries (1959) Ltd. (Guelph): / research equipment, Forestry 300.00 V 5 Order of Jobs Daughters: muscular dystrophy research 100.00 V Ortho Pharmaceutical (Canada) Ltd. (Don Mills): Research and Postgraduate Fund, Surgery 400.00\ studies on effects of Fibronolysin, Paediatrics 200.00 V Pent Funeral Chapel Ltd.: for research, Faculty of Medicine 10.00N/ Pfizer Canada (Montreal): special grant, Pathology 1,000.00 V Pilkington, Mr. Thomas: for neurological research 100.00V Price, Mr. T. E.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 5.000C Province of British Columbia, Provincial Health Service: for neurological research 7,500.00 Rattray Furfarms (Langley): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 e/ Rockefeller Foundation (New York): for hospital planning, Faculty of Medicine 10,000.00 3 Rotary Equipment Sales Ltd. (New Westminster): for sports turf research, Plant Science 150.00 Seldon, Dr. George E.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 10.00 0( Sherritt Gordon Mines Ltd. (Toronto): Nickel Powder and Ore research, Mining and Metallurgy 5,809.64 \ Sutherland, Mrs. Mary (Parksville): Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 1 0.0G O( Twomey, Mr. J. F. (Winnipeg): for foliar fertilization research, biology and botany 1,000.0 U.B.C. Swimming Gala Committee: research supplies, Physical Education 100.00,V U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Richland, Washington, D.C.): special research, zoology 8,000.00 U.S. Vitamin Pharmaceutical Corporation (New York): research in medicine 1,300.00 V Vancouver Foundation: H. R. MacMillan Education Fund, for Graduate Forestry Assistants 2,000.00 H. R. MacMillan Grant—Fisheries Expeditions 10,000.00 $7z H. R. MacMillan Lectures, Institute of Fisheries 75.00 H. R. MacMillan Education Fund, Economics of Reforestation__ 4,444.181/3 West Kootenay Power and Light Co. (Trail): v research in Electrical Engineering 1,000.00 West Kootenay Power Light Co. Employee (Penticton): research into gastric disorders, Medicine 125.00 \//4 Williams, Mr. Doug. (Richmond): Canada Mink Breeders Research 7.501X Williams, Miss G.: Faculty of Medicine Research Fund 6.00 1.5( Williams, Dr. L. R.: Research and Postgraduate Fund, Surgery 300.00 Wilson, Mr. C. (Langley): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 LA 6 Wood, Dr. L. G.: Research and Postgraduate Fund, Surgery 50.00 VP Young, Mr. N. (Aldergrove): Canada Mink Breeders Research 20.00 Lk GRANTS FOR TEACHING AND GENERAL PURPOSES Anglo-British Columbia Packing Co.: Chair of Fisheries Biology 450.00 V Architectural Institute of British Columbia: InstituteExhibition Account 450.00 1(7 British Columbia Cancer Institute: for the Bio-Medical Library 2,813.00 l----- British Columbia Packers Limited: Chair of Fisheries Biology 3,500.00 I, Campbell, the late Anne S. (Estate): for the Faculty of Medicine 250.00 47 Cameron Bell Foundation: International House Friends Fund 100.00 t/ Canada Council (Ottawa): Indian Carving project, Anthropology 5,000.00 V Canadian Bankers Association (Montreal): Summer School work, Commerce 5,000.00 le".----, Canadian Cancei- Society, B.C. Division: for the Dean of Medicine Fund 1,250.00, Canadian Fishing Company: Chair of Fisheries Grant 2,000.00/ Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association (Toronto): for Summer Workshop, Commerce, and Commerce Fund 7,500.00 Canadian Mental Health Association (Toronto): grant for Psychiatry 1,819.91 IZ Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (Ottawa): for special lectures, Architecture 3,617.61 V.. CKWX Radio: for the U.B.C. Special Broadcast project, Extension 3,000.00 V , Columbia University (New York): special grant for Travel, Soviet Union, field of Geography 1,400.00/ Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. of Canada Ltd. (Trail): Brock Chair of Geology 7,500.001/ Dome Petroleum Limited (Calgary): for the Geology Field School 100.00V DuPont of Canada (Montreal): for the Presidents Fund 333.00 i(--- Government of Canada, Department of Fisheries: Educational work among fishermen, Extension 4,991.56V Industrial Development Institute of Fisheries Grant 3,000.00 Industrial Development Youth Training School 1,500.00 V Great Plains Development Company of Canada Ltd.
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