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Happy children having a ball in playground are house guests of the Salvation Army in the new homes provided for them on Broadview Ave. Termed The Cott(...)
Happy children having a ball in playground are house guests of the Salvation Army in the new homes provided for them on Broadview Ave. Termed The Cott(...)

Happy children having a ball in playground are house guests of the Salvation Army in the new homes provided for them on Broadview Ave. Termed The Cott(...)

Date4/20/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Happy children having a ball in playground are house guests of the Salvation Army in the new homes provided for them on Broadview Ave. Termed The Cottages; they consist of three homey-type buildings where children of broken homes can live in a family-type setting with a housemother and father to give them loving care. Twenty-six children live in the cottages; which are replacements for a more institutionalized type of accommodation.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021376F
One of the salvation army's new cottages, Three homey residences give children a family-type living atmosphere
One of the salvation army's new cottages, Three homey residences give children a family-type living atmosphere
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Helping get new homes ready for Warrendale's children were Mrs
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1803
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1800
I Love Them All, says Mrs. James Bell of Torrance Rd., Scarboro, as she readies 10 foster children for school. With her here are June, 14, Andy, 12, D(...)
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Happy Family: Andria Spindel and Don Duprey with their children Jacob, 3, from Korea, and 3-month-old Ethan Emmanuel from Peru
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