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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
9
The proposed plan backed by the American Association and the Joint Legislature on Insurance aims to lower auto insurance costs by using a true merit system. It would classify drivers by accident records with seven AAA clubs in Massachusetts supporting the measure and arguing premiums would fall from current levels.
Houghton College presents the college chorale directed by Eldon Basney in a program of traditional and modern church music. The group features students from the U S and abroad, many majoring in music, others in liberal arts. The concert is at Carlisle Congregational Church on Wednesday February 1 at 7 45 p m.
Curtis F. Garfield of Sudbury Post 13 received the Silver Explorer award at the Algonquin Council Boy Scouts of America 35th annual banquet in Dennison Memorial Hall. Edward I. Warinner presented Eagle Scout awards to Jerome Byrnes David P. McCobb Walter Liberty Kurt Anderson and Charles E Learned. Training awards went to Edward Gardnett and Den Mother Mrs Lucy Rota and Edward Bouffard. Four adult scouts received Silver Beaver awards. Hornaday conservation award went to Nathan Nicholson. New officers were elected for 1956 led by Harrie Wentworth as president. Guest speaker Atty George F. McGrath spoke on juvenile delinquency and prison reform. The council announced 5800 enrollees for the year and 4476 registered at year end.
L Roy Hawes announces a Sudbury volunteers committee to lead fund raising for the Massachusetts Chapter Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. Members include Edward Moynihan as treasurer, Mrs John Childs publicity chair, plus Leslie C Hall and Mrs Lawrence B Tighe.
At West Acton Baptist Church on Sunday Rev. Ronald H. Noble preached a sermon titled Thou Shalt Not Kill during the morning service.
South Acton led by Mrs Kay Nedza and Mrs Doris Linscott of Edwards-Quimby Post A L Ladies Auxiliary will attend the Middlesex County Council monthly meeting in Watertown on Saturday afternoon.
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