Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

DECEMBER MEETING, 1965

1141

Mrs. Florence Tucker Spaulding, Washington, D.C., for the Stephen
Davis Tucker Memorial fund (p. 1081)..................... $15,000.00
Student Government Council, Flint, for the Flint College Foreign Student Aid fund (p. 146)................................... 145.76
Various donors, for the Actuarial Science Program fund (p. 1113)... 3,150.00
Various donors, for the Clements Library Associates fund (p. 1114).. 3,292.22
Various donors, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above) 226.00
Various donors, for the Paul IM. Fitts Memorial-Graduate Students
fund (p. 1114).......................................... 425.00
Various donors, for the King's Daughters General fund (see above).. 530.00
Various donors, for the Robert G. Rodkey Graduate Fellowship and
Scholarship Fund in Banking and Finance (see above)......... 1,750.00
Viobin Corporation, Monticello, Illinois, for the Intestinal ResearchFrench fund (p. 929)..................................... 500.00
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Company, Morris Plains, New Jersey,
for the Clinical Biochemistry Development fund (p. 881)...... 500.00
Weyerhaeuser Company, White Pigeon, for the Dermatology Research
fund (see above)....................................... 100.00
Whip-Mix Corporation, Louisville, Kentucky, for the Research in
Restorative Dental Materials fund (R.P. 1960-63, p. 647).... 500.00
Helen Hay Whitney Foundation, New York, for the Helen Hay Whitney
Foundation F-129 fund (p. 1114).......................... 1,247.20
Wyeth Laboratories, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to establish the Wyeth
Laboratories-Largon Studies-Colin Campbell fund............ 3,000.00
1,906 gifts as reported by the Michigan Alumni Fund, for the period
November 1, 1965, to November 30, 1965................... 69,690.89
The following gifts are included in the Michigan Alumni Fund total:
Family and friends of Professor Wilfrid T. Dempster, Ann Arbor, to
establish the Wilfrid T. Dempster Memorial fund..... $ 180.00
Paul J. Kern, New York, to establish the Paul J. Kern-Pollock
Prize........................................... $ 500.00
Paul J. Kern, New York, to establish the Paul J. Kern-Revelli
P rize........................................... $1,000.00
The following monetary "noncash" gifts were received for the
period November 1, 1965, to November 30, 1965:
Henry W. Balgooyen, New York, 75 shares of Anaconda common stock, for the
Michigan Business School fund (see above)
and for the Clare E. Griffin Scholarship in Marketing and Business Economics
fund (see above)
and for the William A. Paton Accounting Scholarships and Fellowships fund
(see above)
and for the Robert G. Rodkey Graduate Fellowship and Scholarship Fund in
Banking and Finance (see above)
Edward N. Cole, Detroit, 90 shares of General Motors Corporation stock, for the
$55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)
Leland I. Doan, Midland, 946 shares of Dow Chemical Company common stock,
for the Hester Spencer Doan Endowment fund (p. 1001)
James S. Schoff, New York, 350 shares of Federated Department Stores stock as
partial payment on a pledge of $25,000 to the Clements Library-$55 Million
Program (p. 1081)
S. Spencer Scott, Scarsdale, New York, 200 shares of Second Congress Street Fund.
Incorporated, stock, 80 per cent for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated
(see above) and 20 per cent for the Clements Library-$55 Million Program
(see above)
The following nonmonetary gifts were received for the period
November 1, 1965, to November 30, 1965:
3M Company, Visual Products Department, St. Paul, Minnesota, one set of teaching
tools and reference materials, for Flint College
Dr. Barnett Malbin, Detroit, thirteen pieces of furniture, for Fair Lane, Dearborn
Campus
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Matthaei, Jr., Birmingham, approximately 69 acres adjacent to Radrick Farms as a result of a purchase agreement dated December, 1964
Mrs. James Marshall Plumer, Ann Arbor, Chinese ink rubbings, for the Department
of the History of Art