Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

MARCH MEETING, 1966

1299

Various donors, for the Simpson Memorial Institute Special fund
(p. 1081).............................................. $ 133.00
Viobin Corporation, Monticello, Illinois, for the Intestinal ResearchFrench fund (p. 1141)................................... 500.00
Alvin H. Weber, Bay City, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated
(see above)............................................ 1,000.00
Carl H. Weber, Bay City, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated
(see above)............................................ 1,000.00
Julius Weinberg, Kansas City, Missouri, for the University Events
Building fund (p. 1193).................................. 1,000.00
Dr. Homer Douglas White, Toledo, Ohio, for the Dental School fund
(p. 1272).............................................. 100.00
The Honorable G. Mennen Williams, Washington, D.C., for the Michigan Historical Collections Building fund (p. 1194)........... 4,000.00
John A. Williams, Cleveland, Ohio. to establish the John A. Williams
History Awards fund.................................... 5,000.00
and to establish the Williams Award for Outstanding Teaching in
the Humanities fund..................................... 5,000.00
Wyeth Laboratories, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the Internal Medicine Contingent fund (p. 1081)............................ 2,500.00
James C. Zeder. Sr., Bloomfield Hills, for the Alumni Family Camp
fund (p. 1192)........................................ 500.00
1.887 gifts as reported by the MXlichigan Alumni Fund, for the period
February 1, 1966, to February 28, 1966..................... 65.879.75
The following gifts are included in the Michigan Alumni Fund total:
Dr. and.Mrs. Archie E. Humphrey, Marshall, to establish the Russell
Mustard Student Aid fund, for scholarships to students in the
Medical School, with preference to those from the Battle Creek
area.............................................$500.00
The following monetary "noncash" gifts were received for the
period February 1. 1966, to February 28, 1966:
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Appleford, Birmingham, 2 shares of G. M. Shares, Incorporated,
Class A stock, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)
Dr. Harold F. Burkons, Shaker Heights, Ohio, a $10,000 John Hancock Life Insurance Policy, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)
Harriet Fletcher estate, Miami, Florida, 199 shares of common stock consisting of
National Bank of Detroit, Security Bank and Trust, Commonwealth Edison.
Consolidated Edison of New York, General Motors Corporation, Hooker
Chemical Corporation, Parke, Davis & Company, for the Dr. Edward Burtson
Kellogg Endowment fund (p. 699)
Willis D. Nance, Chicago, 36 shares of American National Bank and Trust Company stock, for the Willis D. Nance Life Income Endowment fund (p. 295)
Mr. and Mrs. Millard H. Pryor. Ann Arbor, 50 shares of Voting Trust Certificates
preference stock of Barnes Manufacturing Company, to establish the School of
Business Restricted fund
Orrin G(. Young(quist, Wilmington. Delaware, 4 shares of E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Company common stock, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see
above)
The following nonmonetary gifts were received for the period
February 1, 1966, to February 28. 1966:
Mu Phi Epsilon, Ann Arbor Chapter, Ann Arbor, a silver service set of polished
pewter, a silver punch bowl, and several trays, for the School of Music
Mrs. James Miarshall Plumer, Ann Arbor, 737 specimens of Far Eastern ceramic
wares, for the Museumn of Anthropology
Regent Eugene B. Power, Ann Arbor. microfilms, 'Copyflo" books, and other
materials, for the University Library and other University units (p. 63S)
Dr. Alexander (;. Ruthven, Ann Arbor, 3 mummy portraits from Egypt, for the
Kelsey Mu-eum of Archaeology
Regent Brablec, noting that a gift of books and materials to the
University from Regent Power was listed among the gifts received. said
'I can hardly recall a time when in opening this book we didn't find
some substantial gift to the University from Mr. Power."