“…we tried to have little roadside sales like this. And in that era, which was the forties, we had these little rubber moles that we would make plaster, little figurines, Eiffel Towers, little animals. And then we’d paint them and sell them.” – Mary Lee Stewart

“I used to go hunting in New Brunswick. That’s what I’d take, eight gallons with me.” – Bill Gallian

“To me, the heart of the community was torn when they built that coop store and credit union and blocked off the main street.” – Ed Gallant, Tignish, PEI

“We had Mr. Shellphone on the main street there. And he was quite a character.” – Nelson Maillet

“The shopping I remember was when the cart came around, what do you call there? George Dow. He came with his truck, the Peddlar.” – Colleen Arsenault