Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

JULY MEETING, 1964

457

Miscellaneous donors, for the Ferndale-Pleasant Ridge University of
Michigan Club Scholarship (p. 316)...................... $ 32.50
Miscellaneous donors, for the Hereward T. Price Memorial fund (see
above)............................................. 215.00
Miscellaneous donors, for the Rampart Canyon Alaska Natural Resources Project (see above)............................... 8,000.00
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Flint, to establish the Mott InterUniversity Clinical Preparation Program for Educational Leadership, to cover fellowships and two-thirds salary of Dr. Dan
Cooper, Professor of Educational Administration, who is in
charge of the program.................................... 72,860.00
Parke, Davis & Company, Detroit, for the Parke, Davis and Company
Pharmacology Research fund (p. 59)...................... 3,000.00
Mary Fern Smith estate, as the balance of the first partial distribution
of the estate (p. 343).................................. 5,206.42
Alice A. Stoddard estate, Monroe, for the Alice A. Stoddard Scholarship (p. 58)........................................... 1,400.00
Harley A. Thronson, Jr., and Charles Thronson, Long Beach, California, through the Michigan Alumni Fund, to establish the Betty
Vaughn Thronson Memorial Award, in memory of their mother,
to provide an annual award of $100 to an outstanding girl currently a resident of Betty Vaughn Thronson House............ 100.00
Whirlpool Foundation, Benton Harbor, for the Whirlpool Foundation
Scholarship in Electrical Engineering (p. 121)............. 500.00
and for the Whirlpool Foundation Scholarship in Mechanical
Engineering (p. 121).................................... 500.00
Lydia K. and Harry L. Winston Art Foundation, Birmingham, has
incurred expenses, totaling $1,298.12, in making available to
University of Michigan faculty and students of the Department
of the History of Art its collections, library, and other facilities
(p. 14)
The President reported that the Tecumseh Products Company had Tecumseh Prodrenewed the scholarship gift which it had established at The University ucts Company:
of Michigan in 1961 (R.P., 1960-63, p. 559). The Regents accepted carship Gift
this new gift with thanks.
The University Attorney reported that the will of John R. James, J. R. James: Will
B.C.E., 1911, had recently been offered for probate in Santa Clara
County, California. The will provides a bequest of $4,000 to be used
by the Michigan Alumni Fund in the student scholarships and loans
fund.
The University Attorney reported that the will of Litta Matthaei, L. Matthaei:
deceased, had recently been offered for probate in Wayne County, ill
Michigan. The Eleventh Paragraph of the will gives the residue of the
estate to the Detroit Bank and Trust Company as trustee for certain
stated purposes, among which it provides funds necessary to purchase
138.63 acres lying adjacent to Radrick Farms at the corner of Gale
and Geddes Roads. This tract of land will be added to that already
given to the University by an anonymous donor (p. 342 and R.P.,
1960-63, p. 569).
The University Attorney reported that the will of Carrie K. C. K. Schwartz:
Schwartz had recently been offered for probate in Cuyahoga County, ill
Ohio. After specific bequests totaling $180,000 from one-half of
the residue of the estate, the following provision is made for the
University:
"All the rest and remainder of this one-half ('2) of the residue of my estate
I give, devise and bequeath to the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, to be used for scholarships and loans for needy and
worthy students of the Law School as the Law Faculty may determine, and I
authorize the use of principal for said loans, and I direct that this gift shall be
designated as the 'Abner H. Goldman Fund.' "