Bernice Mintha II

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'Back in the Day' host, Martina Coulas, chats with Bernice Mintha who was born in 1930 in Barry's Bay when everybody in town seemed to have a cow, a pig and a gaggle of chickens. Bernice eventually became a nun but in the 1930s her childhood was second to none. Join her for the second part of her very own story of her life and times.

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