GIFTS, GRANTS & BEQUESTS

During this period when Dartmouth is receiving major support through giving to the Third Century Fund and the continuing Alumni Fund, it is important not to lose sight of other ongoing ways in which alumni and friends, corporations and foundations help to meet the challenge of constantly crowing demands and increasing costs of operation facing the College these days. The purpose of this column is to make appreciative record of gifts, grants and bequests of $5 000 or more — other than contributions to the Alumni Fund and outright gifts to the Third Century Fund. The College receives many gifts of less than $5,000 and these are needed and warmly welcomed. In the four months, August 1 to November 30. 1968, the total of these more modest sifts, exclusive of those to the Alumni Fund and Third Century Fund, was $301,450.

Bequests

Estate of GARDNER N. COBB 1901: $5,000 to establish a Medical School endowment in his name.

Estate of JAMES R. MALONEY 1913; $15,667 for development of physical plant.

Estate of KINGSBURY S. NICKERSON 1929: $5,000 to establish the Kingsbury S. Nickerson 1929 Fund, unrestricted.

Estate of HELEN L. BULLARD, widow of Harold L. Bullard 1884: $23,291 to be added to the Harold C. Bullard 1884 Memorial for general purposes, bringing this fund to $538,928.

Estate of VIRGINIA C. VAN METER, mother of the late Seymour D. Finnoff 1949: $67,176 to establish the Seymour D. Finnoff 1949 Memorial Fund, unrestricted.

Estate of MARY A. FLETCHER, friend of the College: $2,500, addition to the Robert Fletcher 1871H Fund for Thayer School, and $3,000, addition to "the Mary A. Fletcher Fund to help pay the cost of clearing snow from Occom Pond for skating.

Estate of JAMES H. TAYLOR 1930: $5,000 to establish the James H. Taylor 1930 Fund, unrestricted.

Gifts Subject to Life Income

JUDSON T. PIERSON 1933: $15,896 to establish the Judson T. 1933 and Virginia C. Pierson Fund for general purposes.

JOHN S. MAYER 1920: $75,547 to establish the John S. 1920 and Margaret S. Mayer Fund to support the Alumni Fund.

GEORGE H. WOODRUFF 1918: $9,196, addition to the George H. 1918 and lone L. Woodruff Fund for the Medical School.

ROBERT L. LOEB 1921: $10,000 to establish the Robert L. 1921 and Rosamond A. Loeb Fund for general purposes.

MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR H. LORD 1910: $5,850 to establish a fund to benefit the Library, memorializing Mr. Lord's father, Professor John K. Lord 1868.

CLARENCE C. MELENY 1913: $5,000 to establish a fund in his name for benefit of the William Jewett Tucker Foundation.

MR. AND MRS. ROGER C. WILDE 1921: $5,181, addition to the Roger C. Wilde Jr. 1949 Memorial Fund No. 5 for the Medical School.

MR. AND MRS. JOHN TUCK 1905: $11,616 to establish a general purposes fund in their names.

T. WILLARD TOWLER 1913: $8,072 to establish the T. Willard 1913 and Lois Breckenridge Towler Fund for general purposes.

MRS. RUTH S. HUBBELL, wife of John W. Hubbell 1921: $5,962, addition to the John W. 1921 and Ruth S. Hubbell Fund for general purposes.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS 1921: $7,525 to establish a named fund for the Medical School.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS and his wife: $10,258 to establish a scholarship fund to eventually bear their names.

ANONYMOUS ALUMNUS: $5,734 to establish a designation pending fund.

Outright Gifts from Alumni and Friends

MRS. WILLIAM C. BEMIS, widow of William C. Bemis 1915: $9,962, addition to the William Chaplain Bemis 1915 Memorial Scholarship Fund.

MRS. KATHERINE TUCK, widow of S. Pinkney Tuck 1913: $37,500, addition to the S. Pinkney Tuck 1913 Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Foundations

VINCENT ASTOR FOUNDATION: $40,000 for support of the ABC program.

AGNES M. LINDSAY TRUST: $8,000 for scholarships and $8,000 for the Medical School.

AARON E. NORMAN FUND, INC.: $10,000 for support of the ABC program.

OLD DOMINION FOUNDATION: $9,000 for Dartmouth Project Asia in the William Jewett Tucker Foundation.

ALFRED P. SLOAN FOUNDATION: $77,980 for the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation National Scholarships.

ANONYMOUS FOUNDATION: $5,000 for support of the ABC program.

Corporations

BOEHM ENTERPRISES, INC.: $5,000 for scholarship aid to students in the Class of 1971.

SMITH KLINE & FRENCH FOUNDATION: $10,000 for the Medical School, unrestricted.

MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY: $20,000 for the Thayer School Educational Partnership Program.

PARK ELECTROCHEMICAL CORPORATION: $10,000 to support the Murray D. Safanie Lectureship in Leukemia at the Medical School.

POLAROID CORPORATION: $5,000 for support of the Polaroid Fellowship at the Thayer School.

PROCTER & GAMBLE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: $11,800 for four undergraduate scholarships.

WESTERN ELECTRIC FUND: $5,000 for support of the ABC program, $1,000 for scholarships, and $750 unrestricted.

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION EQUIPMENT GRANT PROGRAM: $15,000, appraised value of electronic components given to the Thayer School.

GULF OIL CORPORATION: $5,000 to Tuck School for support of the Gulf Oil Fellowship.