Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1960-1963)

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JANUARY MEETING, 1963

ture is in use, and the Church Street Parking Structure Addition is
progressing satisfactorily; that the contract for the Buhl Research
Center for Human Genetics has been let to A. Z. Shmina and Sons;
and that planning is proceeding on schedule for the Museums Building
Addition, for the Kresge Medical Research Building Addition, for the
Dearborn Center Housing, and for the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration Building.
University Musical The Vice-President in charge of business and finance filed for record
Society: Audit the audit of the University Musical Society submitted by Dr. Charles
A. Sink, President, for the year ended August 31, 1962, as prepared by
Icerman, Johnson & Hoffman, certified public accountants (p. 577).
Gifts The President reported gifts from the following sources. These were
accepted in accord with their terms and conditions and with appropriate
thanks in each case (p. 984):
American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, Washington, D.C.,
for the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship (p. 518)........................................ $ 400.00
American Metal Climax Foundation, Inc., New York, for the Geology
Department Special fund (p. 962).......................... 500.00
Anonymous donor, for the Medical School Color Television fund
(p. 539)............................................. 8,000.00
Anonymous donor, for the Medical School Special fund (p. 985).... 600.00
and G. L. Schaiberger, M.D., West Branch, for the same fund.. 250.00
Ayerst Laboratories, New York, for the Circulation Research fund
(p. 879)............................................... 5,000.00
Estate of Dorcas E. Campbell, New Y ork, f or the Dorcas E. Campbell
Scholarship (p. 12)...................................... 1,000.00
Frances A. Campbell, Washington, D.C., for the Music Special Account
(p. 962)............................................... 15.00
Professor Walter L. Chambers, Ann Arbor, to establish the Landscape
Architecture Scholarship and Fellowship..................... 250.00
Walker L. Cisler, Detroit, for the Harlan Hatcher fund (p. 962)... 500.00
Civic Fund, Kalamazoo, to establish the Civic Fund.............. 1,000.00
Forney W. Clement Memorial Foundation, Inc., Detroit, for the Forney
Clement Memorial fund (p. 878).......................... 1,200.00
S. F. Cuncie, East Detroit, for the Louis C. and Grace M. Karpinski
Memorial Scholarship (p. 986)............................ 5.00
Mrs. Frederick W. DeFoe, New York, for the Frederick W. DeFoe
Memorial Scholarship (R.P., 1957-60, p. 965)............... 2,000.00
M. S. DeWeese, M.D., Ann Arbor, for the Surgical Research Project
(p. 735)............................................... 1,000.00
Elsie Druggan, Columbus, Ohio, through the Development Council, to
set up a life-income agreement (p. 186) establishing the Mark
Luchs Scholarship (p. 707). After Miss Druggan's death the fund
will be a permanent endowment fund, the income to be used for
scholarships in the School of Music........................ 50,000.00
Ford Foundation, New York, to establish the Ford Foundation Behavioral Sciences-H. C. Kelman fund....................... 1,333.10
George A. Fuller Company, New York, for the George A. Fuller Company Award (p. 986).................................... 2,500.00
Carl A. Gerstacker, Midland, for the Waggoner Research fund (p. 133) 1,200.00
E. S. Gurdjian, M.D., Detroit, for the Neurosurgical Residents' fund
(p. 962).................................................... 250.00
Mrs. James E. Harris and Miss Marian E. Harris, Newark, New
Jersey, for the James E. Harris Scholarship in Chemistry (R.P.,
1948-51, p. 403)........................................ 3,000.00
Johnson, Johnson & Roy, Ann Arbor, for the Landscape Architecture
Competition Prize (p. 669)............................... 100.00
and for the Landscape Architecture Scholarship and Fellowship
(see above)............................................. 200.00
Koebel Diamond Tool Company, Detroit, for the Koebel Diamond Tool
Research fund (R.P., 1957-60, p. 1241).................... 250.00