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...June 6, 1969, after numerous cobalt treatments for throat cancer, Mrs. Dunlap S. Garceau, widow of an inventor of medical instruments, died. Her will, drawn up by Wright and executed eight days before her death, bequeathed 200 shares of Standard Oil (N.J.), then worth $15,500, to Wright's wife; the Garceau house, land and personal possessions to Wright's mother; $25,000 each to Wright's two adolescent daughters; and $35,000 cash to Wright's wife "to be used by her in her sole discretion for library purposes and for the arts...
Following Instructions. The reading of the Garceau will set in motion an examination of Wright's activities. Other lawyers reported numerous requests for revamping of wills that Wright had drafted. Wright declined to seek re-election as director of the Woodstock National Bank, a decision reportedly prompted by other board members...
This is an example of a faculty counselor's report on a Bennington girl. This partial evaluation by OLIVER GARCEAU '33 is from an unpublished study compiled by the Student Personnel Office...
ELISABETH H. GARCEAU...
...Summer prize in political science of $450 was awarded to Manes Specter, candidate for a Ph. D. in government, for the best dissertation dealing with the prevention of war. The Toppan prize of $200, in political science, was awarded to Oliver Garceau, who received a Ph. D. in political science in February...