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The _ Ontario _ Homes _ for Mentally Retarded Infants at Plainfield, which has several Yet, there are some children who are so retarded, both menâ€" tally and physically, that there is little which is able to be done for them. In years gone by, such childâ€" ren were kept at home and their parents were left to their own resources in raising and caring for retarded youngsters. Generally, these children; were isolated and ignored by the comâ€" munity. i Today the picture has changed. LAKESHORE HELPS child To most residents along the Lakeshore, a retarded child . is one who is slower in learning the things an average child grasps without any difficulty, By JENNIFER BUITENDAG Who or what is a retarded ‘62 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4 door medan, 8 cylinder, automatic . w it h p o w e r steering, radio. Finished in Honduras marcon with matching inâ€" terior. A real clean ear, Lic. 21536N. Office: 278â€"6101 Home: 251â€"5433 Lakeshore help asked in aiding retarded Laurentian, 4 door sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic, full power, whitewall tires, discs, radio. Finished in regal blue with a matching blue interior, A real clean _ automobile. 5 Lic. 21525N 51 ’89 DROP IN â€" THERE ARE MANY MORE !!! DOLLARS AND LOVE ‘66 PONTIAC given cared creed ACADIA INSURANCE Sheltering arms loving care over a : years is all life them. Mr. believe LOVE Is KEY For this reason, Mr. Velleman said, these children need more love and care than the average child. Mr, Velleman, executive dirâ€" ector of this nonâ€"profit organizaâ€" tion, told The Advertiser this week that the foremost treatâ€" ment prescribed and given to the children is TLCâ€"tender lovâ€" ing care. He said many of the children at present being cared for have a life expectancy of only a few short years. Founded _ by _ Leonard _ and Leonora Velleman in 1951, this home is now recognized by the Department of Mental Health as an important part of the proâ€" gram for the care of profoundly retarded infants. MIX WITH HOPE Lakeshore and Etobicoke resiâ€" dents as honorary life members, is equipped with the best mediâ€" eal science has to offer. ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 3RD FLOOR DIXIE PLAZA PORT CREDIT Life Auto Sickness Budget Terms Available and Mrs. Velleman both all children have a Godâ€" right to be loved and for regardless of race, or affliction. tering arms and tender care over a span of a féw is all life has to offer LOCAL AGENTS FOR o Fire e Accident a Liability ‘64 G.M.C ‘58 Willys Jeep %â€"ton pickup, 4â€"wheel drive. Mayor Ed Horton Tuesday proposed the operation of a skyâ€" busâ€"a modern day version of the elevated train in New York Cityâ€"from the Islington Subâ€" way Terminal to the Torouto Inâ€" termational Airport. The mayor described the skyâ€" bus as an economical push butâ€" ton rapid transportation system He also invited residents of the borough to visit the home to gain firstâ€"hand knowledge of what is being done for the han*pped infants and children. ViSiting hours are every day from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Appealing to Lakeshore resiâ€" dents to continue their assistance, Mr. Velleman said membership entails an annual donation of $10 or more, For further details about the home, write to Mr. Velleman at P.0. Box 100, Plainfield, Ontario. Office: 278â€"6101 Home: 233â€"5652 Mayor flies high with skyâ€"bus scheme Handivan. Lic. 69726 INVITATION Lic. 62548V Je.uo,,,. Le Sabre, 4 door hardtop, 8 cylinder, full power, radio, whitewall tires, discs. In showroom condition, Finished in see foom green with matching interior. enksiz» $1,595 The route the mayor has in mind for the sky bus is west from Islington Subway Terminal to No. 27 Highway and Dundas Street, and then north to the Richview area and on to the airport. "We have four million pasâ€" sengers using the airport daily, today, which will reach eight million in the 1970‘s and ten milâ€" lion shortly after," the mayor explained to Metro legislation and planning committee. He has asked the TTC to proâ€" duce some preliminary study reâ€" ports on the sky bus. What brought the mayor‘s atâ€" tention to transportation probâ€" lems to the airport was his own recent experience of a one hour flight which ended in another two hours trying to get out of the airport parking lot and to his home. operated on stilts He would like to see the TTC reports considered in a round table conference among TTC, Metro, Ontario Department of Highways and the federal govâ€" ernment authorities. It isn‘t always easy to fit the seat belt to a small child. The Ontario Safety League says that it helps to seat the youngster on a firm cushion. He‘ll like it, too. The more Dashing around saves little time, if any . . . and how it wears us to snappy, illâ€"tempered shreds and brings a host of ills in its train! That‘s why we suggest that mostly you should take your time The Lakeshore YWCA comâ€" munity group is having a rumâ€" mage sale Thursday, June 6, at 7 p.m. at St. Margaret‘s Church, 6th Street, in aid of the camperâ€" ship fund. \ Many children in the area would like to go to day camp, and your support of the rumâ€" mage sale will make it posâ€" sible. young campers ‘64 BUICK Sale will aid extra height lets him see A special program being aired over. Channel Nine on Sunday, June 2, is "Luther" by ‘ John Osborne. 1t stars Robert Shaw as Martin Luther, the fiery sixâ€" teenth century Catholie monk who started the Protestant Reformation. The drama traces his development from humble beginnings as a miner‘s son to a religious leader whose final split from his church shook the world, The program begins at 8:30 pan. and preâ€"empts "Jeannie" and "W5" for this occasion only. Cool Hand Luke played by Paul Newman, really plays it cool and tough in a chain gang after a seemingly stupid trick of cutting tops off parking ITALIAN Cuisine MERMAID EILEEN DORREL decorates the pool at the Valhalla Inn. The Kipling Collegiate student swims expertly with a manâ€"made fishtail, entertaining patrons of the Mer#faid Lounge who can view her through windows set into the pool below water level. Upstairs, a specialty of the house is the smorgasbord Junch served weekdays buffet style. A and SEAFOODS Movies Enjoy dining in a pleasant continental atmosphere. LATINA Restaurant TAVERN Open daily 12 noon till Sundays 5 to 9.30 p.m. Our . superb . menu will delight you, with added . touch of . levely . atmosâ€" phere. We feel you deserve the very best. A member of the Diners‘ Club and American Express. _ Open . daily 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to FORUM RESTAURANT and TAVERN 847 BROWN‘S LINE Fully Licenced Alderwood Plazaâ€"Free Parking DINNERS SERVED NIGHTLY 5.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. â€"â€"â€" Specializing â€" * in (Fully Licensed) 690 The Queensway Children‘s Order V/a Price Banquet . Facilities . Available HUMBER HOUSE Joe Keddie at the organ One Plus One Groupe 259â€"9101 259â€"6011 . BE ENTERTAINED AT THE . . . IN OUR LADIES AND ESCORTS ROOM ALSO SINGâ€"Aâ€"LONG WITH IN OUR PREFERRED ROOM FOR INFORMATION CALL 2 51â€"0 771 T here‘s lots to do in Etobicoke LISTEN TO THE "~ SUMMER PROGRAMS Guess Who‘s Coming to Dinner now playing at the Odeon Albion is not just another movie about racial conflict. Treating the subject in a Noel Coward, bedroomâ€"farce manner as opposed to the bared fist techâ€" nique of most of its predecesâ€" sors, it is extremely good enterâ€" tainment at the same time as it is getting in its licks. Aside from its racial tension, the movie engenders a good deal of emotion because it was the last picture together for that unforgettable team, Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier is his usual charming self in this movie and Katherine Houghton, real life niece of Katherine Hepâ€" burn gives promise of a career as distinguished as her aunt. The film, | deservedly, has won five Academy Awards and reâ€" ceived 16 other Academy Award nominations. Also beginning in the 10 a.m. time spot during the week of June 1 to 7 will be the natureâ€" adventure series Web of Life (Mondays), a new musicâ€"travel series entitled All Around The Circle (Wednesdays), and. a series of outstanding film shows (Fridays). The moutEâ€"watermg recipes of Parisâ€"born food expert John Linâ€" denlaub will again be revealed this summer when the popular cooking series Cuisine returns to CBLT on Tuesdays and Thursâ€" days, beginning June 4 and 6 at 10 a.m. Cuisine, a CBC Vancouver proâ€" duction, gives the housewife a chance to break for coffee, relax, and learn how to make some of those appetizing Lindenlaub dishes for her bread winner. Host Bob Switzer will be on hand _ to crossâ€" examine â€" the French food expert on points viewers might like explained. Web of Life is also a CBC Vancouver production and deals with the world of living 2790 Lakeshore Blyd. W. ‘(Next to the Odeon) meters ruus him afoul with the law, An unbreakable spirit earus him hero worship with the other prisoners and innumerable beatâ€" ings from the guards, An absorbâ€" ing movie with not many slow spots. Playing now at the Odeon Weston and Lakeshore. New Mayflower New Mayflower FAMILY DINNER 1 CHILD FREE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT For an Evening of Pleasure Visit The RESTAURANT WEEKEND SPECIAL the Also new to CBLT‘s summer schedule and beginning Tuesday, June 4, at 7.30 p.m., is a proâ€" gram entitled Inside Track. Each week special guests are given $50 to bet on a horse race, which _ has _ been _ videotaped earlier. All horses in the race creatures. Host is Dr. lan Mcâ€" Taggart Cowan, professor and head of _ the "department â€" of zoology, _ University of _ B.C. Material for the series has been gathered from all over the world. All, Around The Circle is a hghlmjc program . produced by CBC in St. John‘s, Newfoundâ€" land. The program visits places of interest in the province and features songs by John White, a vocal group called The Signalâ€" men, and the Carol Brothers. The Friday film â€" package begins with a twoâ€"part color documentary entitled The Water People. Filmed by CBC in Vanâ€" couver the programs tell of the life and work of the 2,000â€"0dd people who live on Vancouver Island‘s rugged west coast. favourite with many is the hot Swiss meat balls accompanied by many varieties of vegetables and salads with Scandinavianâ€"style dressing. The cheese tray is a popular dessert although the various strudels place a close second. A reasonable lunch at $1,50. Weekdays, 7; Saturday Cont. from 4.15; Sunday Cont. from 1.30 SPECIAL SATURDAY CHILDREN‘S MATINEE Tickets Available at the Door weseamle â€"/ . .. PdadllL NEWMaN as COOL HaNp A NEW BAKERY SHOP 2491 LAKESHORE BLVD. W. NOW IN MIMICO ©0LUNMBIA MCTURES presen Stanley Kramer "Waiting In The Wings" "APACHE RIFLES" ETOBICOKE LITTLE THEATRE APPLE TURNOVERS ; Q Egzfi*w.rgo!r'o-ozs’nfi THEATRES omou‘-z'mw A‘_ We carry the Fancy Rolls, Home Made Bread, Birthday and Wedding Cakes "13 GHOSTS" ACY ! POITIER Katharine HEPBURN JUNE 6th & 7thâ€"8 P.M. 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