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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
3
VA guidance explains that beneficiaries of record for GI life insurance are the persons named when policies were issued. Changes can be made in writing by the policyholder and sent to the Philadelphia District Office to update who receives proceeds, even after marriages or divorces.
A writer critiques overlong safety prose and endorses practical tips to avoid crashes. He notes thousands die or are maimed in traffic annually and jokes about a publicity man peddling coffee to push campaigns. He argues morality equals right conduct on the road.
James A. Doucette, delegate from Sudbury's Regional High School, attends the 72nd Annual Meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Samuel M. Graves reports on College Entrance Examination Board scores policy and national merit programs as guest speaker Norman Cousins inspires delegates with views on science, education, and humanism.
Party Maynard St Casimir bazaar drew several hundred attendees last weekend. Rev Frank Miaskiewicz reports three prize days with a beacon blanket won by Victoria Gallagher, Coloroomic Kitchen Serviceware by Gladys Wozniak, and 100 gallons oil claimed by Stanley Kulik.
Regional High School gained membership after this year’s evaluative review by the American Council on Education. The school benefited from meeting and discussing with council members during the process.
The Maynard Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at F. of C. Hall with President Mrs. John Ledgard presiding. A member was invited to join the glee club and Mrs. Ledgard reported on attending the 1957 state federation convention at Swampscott.
Dana Lordley the pianist and Angela Picardo the tenor performed Pass Port to Broadway to a grand audience despite a storm. The hall featured Christmas decorations and Mrs Philip Wilson hosted tea while her committee served refreshments. Edmund Beebee to host January meeting.
Maynard Lodge of Elks hosts a Christmas smoker at the Bus Home with public welcome at 8. An annual Christmas party for children ages one to 12 is set for Dec 22 at People's Theatre at 2 and 4. The sleigh and reindeer with "Merry Christmas" return to Union Congregational Church lawn. A youth committee meeting last Friday discussed a national scholarship.
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, Britain’s longest living former prime minister of the 20th century, marking his 83rd birthday. The note recalls that Lord Rosebery and Lloyd George died at 82.
Concord draft board reported only Ronald Edward Profit of 189 West Plain Street Cochituate was drafted yesterday morning. Meanwhile notes from Van Kennedy and Catherine Mullin hint at travels via California and Arizona with a possible memoir idea on retiring at 40.
Theodore M. Nelson, town manager, was the guest speaker at the Catholic Action Committee gathering held at Monument Hall. The event featured remarks on community developments and civic participation.
East Cambridge hosts a county commission hearing tomorrow to discuss relocation and transfer of funds for Route 62 for next year by the town.
A historical adage frames success as hard work rather than luck, arguing perseverance, discipline, and skill drive achievement more than fortune. The phrase reflects a mindset that champions steady effort over chance.
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