Egan: Doc's orders — she worked with kids till 103, for no salary

In 1981, at age 67, Agatha Sidlauskas embarked on an audacious retirement project.
On 50 rolling acres outside Carp, the child psychologist opened a boarding school, Venta Preparatory, to which she devoted the rest of her life, teaching the likes of Kiefer Sutherland, a Chrétien child or two, and scores of others who benefited from individual learning methods.
Over the next 36 years, not once did she take a salary, sometimes dipping into her own funds to meet payroll. Even well into her 9