Williams Hosts NSF Biologists Summer Institute at Williams
Williams College hosts the 1966 Summer Institute for Teachers of Introductory Biology from June 27 to August 6. Fifty-five teachers from many institutions attend to update courses and exchange ideas on liberal arts biology. Funded by the NSF, co sponsored by Williams, accredited by CUBBS, endorsed by the ASZ, with over 300 applications received.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
National Science Foundation
Commission On Undergraduate Education In the Biological Sciences
CUBBS
American Society of Zoologists
Shaftsbury Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers recorded since June 1 list numerous property moves in Shaftsbury including Murphy to Resch on Cold Spring Road and multiple house and land parcels with buyers from Andover Fairfield Arlington and Bennington. Community notes mention Mountain Home Grange meeting, Marguerite Slason a Grace Cottage Hospital patient and Old Home Day volunteers from Shaftsbury.
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Shaftsbury
Elizabeth King
Stuart E
Kathryn A. Murphy
J. Tyler Resch
Andover
Cold Spring Road
Mountain Home Grange
Rose Torrey
Marguerite Slason
Grace Cottage Hospital
Townshend
Home Economics Committee
The
Grange
Jamaica
Irving
Ruth Adler
Herbert B
Ruth A. Douglas
Arlington
Thomas A. Lyons
Crawford
N.Y
Wallace van Keuren
Nassau
Douglas
Spievak
Montgomery
Breslin
Kenneth N
Alma K. Corey
Ira D
Joan L. Manross
Sedgeley Drive
Edw. E
Clarice S. MacDonald
Carl E
Natalie J. Easter
Holiday Drive
Harrington
Daniels
Dorothy Webb Baker
Pawlet
Joseph
Monica H. Corcoran
Bennington
John S. Robinson
E. Francis
Dorothy C. Jones
William F. D
Florence M. Smith
Bennett Hill
Jarvis
Bishop
Janet Lloyd
Raymond O
Ruth D. Ziesse
E. Williston
East Road
Lloyd, Schenk
Paulin
Hoyt
Hollie Johnson
Newton
Bertha D. Poutre
Twitchell Hill
Frank M. Boupton
White Creek
Lawrence V. Whitten
Delbert E. Whitten
Garden City
Shaftsbury Hollow
Marjory Hawks
Frank Fuller
Francis
Albert K. Robinson Jr
Galusha Road
Thomas Hall Jr
Thomas Hall Village
Freeman C
Maed. Hughes
Hans Gunnar
Nellie Marie Mathisen
Brooklyn
Colcord Road
E. Maurice
Sara Frazier
Cyrus W
Mary E. Sullivan
Frederick and
Evelyn C. Deysenroth
Georgetown
Conn
Irene M. Myer
Danbury
Walter A
Gladys A. Ready
Donald and
Dolphin Rae Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Jason Daniels
Colcord and
Center
Edward A
Grace S. Barber
Paul and
Marjorie Jones
East Street
Five Day Forecast for Boston Area Temperatures
UPI reports Boston and New England will see five day temperatures near or slightly below seasonal normals from Saturday through Wednesday. Warmer conditions are expected Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday, with little change thereafter. Normals include Boston 75 and 67 as high low, Worcester 71, Nantucket 69, Providence 73, Concord 71, Burlington 72, Portland 70, Eastport 62, Greenville 66, Caribou 66. Precipitation may total up to .5 inches with showers Sunday or Monday.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
Concord
N.H
Burlington
Bathroom Safety Tips From Vermont Extension Leader
Doris Steele of the University of Vermont urges homeowners to reduce bath hazards with nonslip tub strips, safety bars, and high impact shower glass. She notes rubber mats create a false sense of security and recommend full floor coverage and sturdy bars for both children and the elderly.
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Burlington
Doris Steele
University of Vermont
First Computer Adds Roots With Abacus Claim
New York report cites Remington Office Machines stating the abacus, the world’s first adding machine, can perform addition subtraction multiplication division and also compute square and cube roots. The claim highlights the device’s versatile capabilities in early computing history.
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New York
Remington Office
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Williams
NSF
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Winhall
John O
Slade
James Johnson
Fairfield, Conn
Stony Hill
Grange News
John Poljacik
Vermont
A. J. Dewey & Sons, Inc
McKinley Street
David Gil
Bennington Potterson
Hamilton
Pin
Cees
Pine Crest
Lowe Brothers
Graves
St. Bennington
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