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1 large Fab Free iv 1 t h -, th e pur- chase of one

Giant FAB 82c

MOLASSES. qt. .. 35:

Adolph's. Meat TENDERIZER . . .. 69c

OHINESE DISH

Have a Chinese dish. Lychee Chicken Chop Suey: C h o w Mein Noodles: Fried Rice with Chicken and Mushrooms: Soya Sauce: Bean Sprouts; Chop Suey Vegetables.

5 lbs. 42c

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TI-IE CUARDIAN.

lTho Occupational Therapy Department, Taloonwood Hospital

'Do many people, the words oc- cupational therapy are new and often misunderstood. The defini- tion for occupational therapy is: the specific adaptation of activ- ity as treatment of specific physi- cal and mental disability. To put it simply, work and recreation specially selected for the indivi- dual pstient as a form of treat- ment. It is the aim of occupation- al therapy to restore function whether of the mind or body.

Falconwood is fortunate in hav- in: I separate building for occu- pational therapy. Two studios, each with its own bathroom, house the various craft activities. The recreation room with its li- brary, pool table and games. give much enjoyment to the patients. The beauty salon and kitchen, so modern and ei'iici'r-nt are the pride and delight of all the patients.

Mrs. E. G. NlCll0lS. director of this department, is a graduate in occupational therapy from thei University of Toronto. Miss Lor- raine Maccormac, and Mr. Basil Irving, assist her in c.'irrying out the 0. T. programme. Mrs. Gladys, Praught, a rcglstercd hcaut.ician,l, spends four afternoons a. wcek in; the beauty salon giving perman- ents. shampoos, finger waves, manicures and facials to the pa- tients free of charge.

The patients participate in many craft activities, such as rug mak- 'ing. sewing, weaving, knitting. basketry, carpcntry, toy making. painting, leatherwork, glove mak- ing, etc. The completed articles are then sold at cost price. Lunch- 'es are prepared and served niorn- ing and afternoon by the patients in the attractive kitchen. Thcrc are parties for the patients where there is keen competition in games and wholesome fun. Dramatics play an importantlpart in the 0. T. programme. So far two plays have been presented and nnothcr play is now in i'cl1carsal. Wcckly lmoviea selectcd from the Nation- lat Film Board, are shown by thc ;occupational therapy department. 3 So far only indoor activities have ,been mentioned. Now that sum- ;mer is approaching we will includc igardening. softball, soccer, and ivarlous other games to our sche- duie. ly Approximatcly 65 patients ceive occupational therapy This number includcs a few tients who attend tuicc cliiily,

The question may arise. is occu- pational therapy rcnliy llf'PPSSilLV?

rc- daily. pa-

The answer to this is to nsky another question. Is it. mcntnilv, healthy for a palicnt to sprint

countless hours in i1 hnspitiil W.'il'(l with nothing to do? Oc('up:tt.ionnl therapy arouses interest in hcini: lactive and creative ncnln. rlcvcl- ops initiative, pcrsundcs the in- dividual to participate once again in social groups, rchzbilitiitcs ccr- tain persons for specific jobs. provides hobbies which can l..)I' utilized at home. and gcncralljr prepares the patient for undcrt:ik- ing responsibility again. aitcr hus- pltai discharge. Bricily stnlcd. work and play are neccssiiry in lhc life of every human bctng.

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luew Ford Plant To Open At Dakvillo

At 3:45 o'clock Monday after- noon, May 11. the first car will drive off the assembly line at Ford of Canada's new plant at Oakville. Ontario. signalling the start of production for Canada's newest industrial giant.

The building of Oskvilie'a first car on Monday represents a triumph of engineering and con- struction ability. The first steel for the 32'.5 acre building - the lam- est in Canada under one roof -- was erected in May of i952, just a year ago.

By the end of 1952 the shell of the main assembly building had been virtually completed. and in- stallation of equipment. was under- Way. Throughout the rest of the winter and early spring the other complicated machinery of the as- sembly lines were set in place, and on Monday the plant will begin turning out shiny new can.

No large public ceremony is plan- ned for the opening of the plant. but a number of civic officials from the area will be present. among them will be the Reeve, Council and township officials of Trafalgar Township. the Mayor, Council and officials of Oakville. the Xvardr-n and clerk of the County or Halmn, and the Mem- bers of Paiiiament and the Legisla- tive Assembiy from the County of Haltnn, A group of as or 30 re- presentatives of the press will also be present.

Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and llcighbours who helped during our loss by fire of our two barns.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Weeks, Elllntts.

Card OLThanks

I Wish to thank Dr. Burge, the

sisicrs and Nurses of the Charlottru town llospltni who were so kindl to me during my illness: also those: who visitcd me and sent me cards i

Mrs. Yrhan Gsudet.

The family of the late Vl'illiam M. llurphy of MacNeill's Mills. wish in exprem their sincere thanks in Dr. Callaghan. the Nurses of the Pl".IlPP County Hospital and all those who helpcd in any way dur. ing their recent and bereavement. Also those uho sent flowers. cards and icttcrs of sympathy.

A FISH and OHIPS

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Orders 10 AM. until Midnight.

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MAIL FROM HOME . . ...is always a high dian personnel serving overseas, Seen here. LAO J. L. Arsensult, of Summerside, P. E. 1., gets a letter from Canadian Army postal clerk, Private Ernie Galbraith. Charlottetown, P. E. 1.. at the E. C, A F's No. 3. Photo).

FREE booklet mu. for Cow B , kltahcn. bathroom, um...-y and '1' through the home. Write chunh h Dwight Limited. Sun Life Burial. Montreal. "

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Figihter wing base, zweibrucken, Germany.-(National Defense

the world's biggest tapestry for the new Coventry Cathedral will

GIANT TAPESTRY start here shortly. Measuring 60 feet by 40. with "Christ the Re- deemer" as the central figure, it will take more than two years to

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