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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
7
Article notes fatigue stems from boredom and low morale rather than overwork. Marie Beynon Ray argues energy exists in most people and fatigue fades with meaningful work and outside interests. Also mentions Canadian labor income rising 16 percent in early 1952.
Gordon Oder, manager of the Bank of Montreal at Acton, promotes Banking by Mail. The program lets customers deposit cheques or cash, buy money orders, and handle most bank business by post, saving time and avoiding home storage of money. Write for the BMO special folder today.
Campbellville church groups held their annual picnic at Crawford's Lake on a damp Wednesday afternoon. A brief business session approved a September supper plan and an August flower committee. prizes and contests included largest and smallest shoes, treasure hunt, tug of war, blindfold, funny face, and lucky spot. A bountiful supper followed.
Don Adred Carlyle 76 year old founder of the Benedictine monks travels from Prinknash Abbey Gloucester to Britain after a long stay in British Columbia.
Britain provided 40 percent more manpower per 1000 inhabitants for defense of the free world than any other European nation and more in proportion than the United States.
Premier of every province and Hon. C D Howe will attend the official opening of The Bank of Nova Scotia's new 25 storey executive building at King and Hay Streets in Toronto on September 25. The bank moved 800 staff to the first eight floors from its half century old structure on King Street. The fourth floor will house cafeteria and dining rooms and completion of details delayed the opening to September.
An ardent Princeton alumnus defends his college by prompting a group of friends to punctuate a provocative sentence about a voluptuous blonde. The exchange turns on proper punctuation with a punch line about making a dash after the phrase at Princeton. The Reader's Digest.
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