Monthly Archives: November 2021

In last week’s column, I made mention of a ‘Summer Savoury Bread Dressing’ that reader Ken McEwen’s mother used to make when he was a lad back in the 1930s and 40s on the 8th Concession south of Dunvegan. The dressing ... Read more »

A number of weeks ago, as the Dunvegan area began its inexorable descent into the dreariness of late fall, I wondered what autumn on a Kenyon farm back was like seventy-five years ago, but assumed there must have been much ... Read more »

One of the highlights of last week was when Ben Williams dropped by with a milk crate heaped with get-well greetings and gifts for Terry from the Dunvegan Recreation Association. Terry recently had surgery and, while recovering very well, the ... Read more »

The honour rolls on the west wall of the Kenyon Presbyterian Church record the names of the young men from the Dunvegan area that fought and died for King and country. In World War I, sixty-seven answered the call to ... Read more »