Isadore Yantha

from The Opeongo Line · host Scholar-Gypsy

Isadore Yantha was born on March 25th, 1933 in Wilno, Ontario, famous as Canada's first Polish-Kashub settlement. Now 88-years old, he talks with 'Back in the Day' host, Martina Coulas, about his life and times growing up on a rugged hard-scrabble farm, making a name for himself in the local timber industry as a skidder man, and living for the pure joy of dancing the night away with his young wife, Monica, at Plebon's Lakeside Pavilion.

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