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e ' e of land aupped Castle = OSHAWA TIMES, W. 5 Village Provides Shelter Soar mcr dat tont"G|_--™ vee tcembbaeds ome-grown, ie | "The children all wanted to| At the council meeting the Once the renovations are), " e there,"' she smiled, "'so we |complete, the Castle may beldecided to have the ceremony other children told the boy they F H di d ( 'hi ld jused as a home for several of|i, the house with all of them in- *"€w he had a problem but that or an icappe 1 ren pong i. with one staff member! terested and thrilled spectat- if he didn't learn to lick it by BRAMPTON (CP)--A villagejernment charter as a non-profit): The staff encourages the| ee controlling himself he would no near here has a population of|corporation. children to do things for them-| are FAAMILY TIES When trouble does develop longer be allowed to help with only 29, half of them children) Funds come from fees paid All the children call Mrs. Big--among the children, they hold/the renovation project. under 16, yet prides itself on|py parents or agencies such as selves, and their duties range! low ' Elizabeth," and the fam- their own "council meeting." | "Young Billy pleaded and overcoming handicaps andithe Metropolitan Toronto Child-|{"0m Making their own beds,Jily feeling is so strong that) There was the case. of ajpromised not to break any more hopes to become self-sufficient.' ren's Aid Society, which alone|Preparing meals and setting)when she recently remarried, schizophrenic boy who deliber-| windows, " Mrs. Bigelow said, tables to renovating an old|plans for a quiet city hall cere- ately smashed a window in| "and this was the beginning of Impossible? Not to Elizabeth/has a waiting list of 140 for the Bigelow, who founded the vil-'village. Money also is raised|'@tm house on the same tract!mony had to be abandoned. Castle Hope. period for him.' lage in 1961 after giving up a through donations and sale of budding career as a pianist. goods made by the children = The 'Elizabeth Bigelow Vil Main sales outtet is the spe-f KIQOUSE OF FABRIC FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR lage is actually a bold new ex- cial Children's Shop, a Toronto periment ih treatment of handi- store. ' 11 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario 16 DAYS --2 DEPARTURES, FEB. 25 & capped children. The village has a school in a HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! MARCH 18 : Pi Lea 15 oe. bie ; a e ea barn gies i JANARY C E Ask for our folder which contains full information. -year-old former Presbyter- house. In it, the nine jan manse that serves as head- who cannot attend the meaeny L ARANCE SALE ESCORTED 240.00 7 16 DAYS quarters for the village have a public school are given a spe- it it wide range of disabilities. Some cial program to help develo M h il & W suffer severe brain damage, their latent abilities, ay: FINE DRESS AND DRAPERY FABRICS I ¢ e ai e emotional disturbance or a Mrs. Bigelow's dream of the } ry = TRAVEL SERVICE tardation; others are crippled, village one day being self-suffi- 90 % t 40% D . deaf or blind. cient might seem visionary, but ave ° 0 ° iscount s i By : The main therapy applied is it's already a long way along 725. Naren ' : - -- ra ths eae ot eciona: [that toad. 25-4551 Open Fri. Night Till 9 725-4551 ing. Surroundings are home- Mrs. Bigelow, a _ matronly woman in her mid-40s, aban- doned musical plans at Tor- onto's Royal Conservatory in § 1959 and flew to Scotland where she took special courses on cur- ative education. She returned to Toronto and opened a school for the handicapped, moving in 1961 to the five-acre site that & * now houses the village. HAS LARGE STAFF Run by a board of directors which includes a psychiatrist, doctors, lawyers and teachers, the village now has a full-time staff of 144 operating on shifts. In 1963, it was granted a gov- & ELIZABETH BIGELOW the Elizabeth Bi y Vil- fe y hug two-year-old Nancy, inet -- ida me r ono ag dies CLERKS DOWN PENS one of the 15 handicapped lage. The village, started in Capped children eiialtiid gt -- Indian children -be treated at ~ 15 i y experi- --cp : bank employees here are car- . cbeing treated a 1961, is a bold new experi CP Wirephoto irying on a novel type of strike to assert their grievances. They report for work as usual but § refuse to use a pen for any bank business. PLAN FOR KEEPS jioji have set up a matrimonial efficiency had been impaired by TOKYO (AP)--The 500 tex-/agency for their staffs, who are|gitls moving to areas where tile factories of subu rb Hach- 'mostly single women. They said| eligible bachelors can be found, r at SPROULE'S Super Save SPROULE'S Beef is Red Brand ni -- Canedo's Finest Grade to Assure Secihy-~ Flavor and Nature! Tenderness BLADE 5: eas 5Q;| ROAST ROAST "Ideal for Meat Loaves' -- Fresh Minced "Mild Cured" Extra Lean GROUND CHUCK BEEF v. 69° PEAMEAL BACON nx romos vv. 79° ee oe se ee ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee I RED init re okt Tae GRADE @ FRESH FISH not F ROZEN | J Front 1 Side of Beef | Hind Quarter 7 @ BARBECUE CHICKENS 49: Ib. 58 Ib. 68¢ Ib, L @ OYSTERS i Cut end Wropped FREE RIED Ty OE. mee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Speciglly Selected Red Brand Beef a STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 19°: 9 A.M. BURNS 1/2 yearly FOOTWEAR and LUGGAGE CLEARANCE SALE Starts To-morrow at 9.A.M.... Featuring substantial savings for the entire family on all discontinued Fall and Winter Footwear. @ SHOES © SLIPPERS @ WINTER FOOTWEAR SNOW BOOTS @ SKATES COUNTRY FRESH -- GRADE "A" = PUMPKIN = Del Monte . . . Large 48-oz. Tins -- Apple, Orange, Grape is mpere 2 for 45¢ Conadien Style, 15 ox, tins Compere 2 for 7ie -- Economy Pop-Up rane aK AYLMER BEANS Kleenex Tissues 3 . 1.00 7 .». 1.00 -- 3 10x 89° Reguler 1.83 Velue, 27¢ off pack. Sproule's Fresh Save 4¢ Compbell's New Golden TIDE CUPSBETTER COFFEE MUSHROOM SOUP KING Leu ¢ 10-02. SIZE | Pe J Ground 4 ae "i, ie 2 TINS 39° Granulated Royal Charger, Large Bottles Kroft. 15 oz. Bottles | sucar 10 4%, 69° GINGER ALE == 2 ron 25° CATSUP 3 ron 1.00 For Slippery Walks Sove on Plastic. Large Size Walker's | sirto SALT 5 ic 31° GARBAGE BAGS 10,..69° SALTIN SODAS 3 scx: 1.00 © BAKERY FEATURES @ SAVE ON walle Hye age Sunbeam 6 to Pkg. Reg. 45e FRESH MILK CINNAMON ; ' AND No Exchanges i ee AV |] so. 10s 5g | | tect. 63° 9 i SAVE! or Refunds on rare ee 2% ieee ereneeeeneenens -- || Ua Agate MINGO ; aver 63° JOHNSTON'S BABY POWDER 49° | i u OME hie irs aes Oe Ne anes ii Open price pres TARTS poz. 79¢ . Fresh Dolly <= Plus Deposit VICK'S VAPO-RUB 49° H Till 9 P.M, ALL SALES FINAL eof 6% aa! sree aris ; if Friday STORE HOURS nore Nig co a ea Open to-night, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Soturdoy ~-- till 10:00 P.M, | e AMPLE FREE PARKING | SHOE % | BURNS sronz UPER | * @ VALUE FAMILY SHOE STORE @ AVE KG = KING STREET WEST DOWNTOWN OSHAWA SU ee SAVE MARKETS corner oF KING at RITSON ROAD, OSH OSHAWA.