Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1965

1001

The following gifts are included in the Michigan Alumni Fund total:
Anonymous donor, to establish the School of Nursing Alumnae
fund......................................... $ 300.00
Carl F. Beaver, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, to establish the Carl F.
Beaver fund................................... 10.00
Class of 1925 Literary, to establish the Class of 1925 Literary Student
Loan fund..................................... 400.00
The Conger family, to establish the Julia Henning Conger Memorial
Endowment fund, which will provide a tuition scholarship for a
woman undergraduate from the Grand Rapids area... 5,325.01
Lisolette Moser, Saumweg, Switzerland, a life income contract, to
establish the Lisolette Moser Endowment fund to be used for
Undergraduate Scholarships for Swiss Students fund... 16,470.77
The following monetary "noncash" gifts were received for the period
July 1, 1965, to August 31, 1965:
Wilson I. Doan, Chicago, 100 shares of Dow Chemical Company common stock,
for the Hester Spencer Doan Endowment fund (p. 638)
Renville Wheat, Detroit, 200 shares of Investment Company of America common
stock, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)
The following nonmonetary gifts were received for the period July 1,
1965, to August 31, 1965:
Mrs. William D. Angst, Lansing, and her sisters, an oil painting of Joseph Aldrich
Bursley (father) and an oil painting of Marguerite Knowlton Bursley (mother),
for Bursley Hall
William J. Norton, Trustee of the Children's Fund of Michigan, Detroit, records of
the Children's Fund of Michigan and a transcribed interview between Mr.
Norton, Professor Fine, and Dr. Warner, for the Michigan Historical Collections
Ned Owyang, New York, 5 rubbings of Calligraphy from Tai-Shan, for the Department of the History of Art
Hilda Lillian Rayson estate, Washington, D.C., a silver papal medal, for the
General Library
Norman Sabor, New York, 2 clarinets with case, for the School of Music
3M Company, Assistance Grants to Education-II, St. Paul, Minnesota, two sets of
teaching tools and reference materials: one set, for the Dearborn Campus, and
one set, for the School of Education
WWJ-TV Broadcasting Station, Detroit, 1-RCA TA 7B stabilizing amplifier and
1-RCA 580D power supply, for the Broadcasting Service-WUOM
Listed below is a gift that has been received since August 31, 1965:
Chrysler Corporation Fund, Detroit, a pledge payment, for the Chrysler Center for
Continuing Engineering Education fund...................... $250,000.00
The University Attorney reported that the will of Burt A. Waltz,
B.S.M.E., 1908, had recently been admitted to probate in Akron, Ohio.
Paragraph 4.10 of the will provides a gift to the University in the following language:
"To THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, Michigan, the sum of
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) to be added to its Alumni Fund and to be used
for such purposes and in such manner as the Trustees or governing board of said
Fund may determine."
The University Attorney reported that Mrs. Pauline M. Wetzel, who
recently died a resident of Cook County, Illinois, created a revocable
trust during her lifetime which terminated upon her death.
Article III of the Trust Agreement provides that, upon the grantor's
death, the trustee shall dispose of the trust property as follows:
"1. The trustee shall distribute Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) to the
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, to be expended by it in
furtherance of the dramatic arts program of the University of Michigan."
Routine appointments, all within the budget, were approved as follows (p. 932):

B. A. Waltz: Will
P. MI. Wetzel:
Will
Appointments:
Academic