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The children in the middle of the whole Warrendale row tell their story to Star reporter Marilyn Dunlop at Brown's Camp, Several youngsters who ran aw(...)
The children in the middle of the whole Warrendale row tell their story to Star reporter Marilyn Dunlop at Brown's Camp, Several youngsters who ran aw(...)

The children in the middle of the whole Warrendale row tell their story to Star reporter Marilyn Dunlop at Brown's Camp, Several youngsters who ran aw(...)

Date9/8/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: The children in the middle of the whole Warrendale row tell their story to Star reporter Marilyn Dunlop at Brown's Camp; Several youngsters who ran away from Warrendale-one boy walked 26 miles at night-said they felt 'panic' when their old staff was replaced by new people
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021565F
John Brown, Warrendale's director, gives all his attention to an 8-year-old sharing a secret, We make up for parenting children have missed first time(...)
John Brown, Warrendale's director, gives all his attention to an 8-year-old sharing a secret, We make up for parenting children have missed first time(...)
11/18/1965
Two 'Regulars' enjoy the piano in oak ridges centre, Brown's system is to recreate the family atmosphere for the children
Two 'Regulars' enjoy the piano in oak ridges centre, Brown's system is to recreate the family atmosphere for the children
9/9/1966
This estate house at oak ridges has been main building for Warrendale, the treatment centre for emotionally disturbed children which was started in Ne(...)
This estate house at oak ridges has been main building for Warrendale, the treatment centre for emotionally disturbed children which was started in Ne(...)
11/18/1965
Helping get new homes ready for Warrendale's children were Mrs
Helping get new homes ready for Warrendale's children were Mrs
12/15/1965
First white Christmas for six new members of the Field family of Oshawa means fun in the snow for these youngsters, who were orphaned in India when th(...)
First white Christmas for six new members of the Field family of Oshawa means fun in the snow for these youngsters, who were orphaned in India when th(...)
12/12/1977
Mrs. Ricki Murray, warrendale graduate, She was helping at the centre when takeover came
Mrs. Ricki Murray, warrendale graduate, She was helping at the centre when takeover came
9/12/1966
By Malcolm Johnson Star Staff writer, Several weeks ago
By Malcolm Johnson Star Staff writer, Several weeks ago
3/19/1975
Perhaps for last time, Mrs. Arthur Timbrell reads bedtime story to the little sisters she wants to adoptéPeggy (left) and Valerie. Children's Aid Soci(...)
Perhaps for last time, Mrs. Arthur Timbrell reads bedtime story to the little sisters she wants to adoptéPeggy (left) and Valerie. Children's Aid Soci(...)
9/27/1967
We don't think we're special, says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband, Ian, are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They'v(...)
We don't think we're special, says Eleanor MacNaughtan who with her husband, Ian, are bringing up nine children - four of them foster Children. They'v(...)
10/13/1977
Metro mother may lay charges to get son, A Childless Quebec couple who took a 2 1/2-year-old Metro boy to Danville last Wednesday, told The Star last (...)
Metro mother may lay charges to get son, A Childless Quebec couple who took a 2 1/2-year-old Metro boy to Danville last Wednesday, told The Star last (...)
4/11/1976
The little basket-maker, and other tales : a story book for holiday hours
The little basket-maker, and other tales : a story book for holiday hours
1845
More minor morals, or, An introduction to the Winter family : with Aunt Eleanor's stories interspersed.
More minor morals, or, An introduction to the Winter family : with Aunt Eleanor's stories interspersed.
1821