Wind at My Back

A young mother is forced to leave her children while she gets back on her feet.

The Bailey children adjust to living with their grandmother.

Honey finally lands a job, but it pays barely enough for her to survive.

The Bailey children try to win a human pyramid contest.

Hub and Fat take care of a neighbor's dog.

Honey finds a job in a Toronto garment factory but gets seriously ill and loses it.

Honey meets the boys' gym teacher and a dashing but snobby police constable.

Max puts on a play in New Bedford.

Grace has been asked to a wedding, but May won't let her go.

Honey's brother comes to visit and tries to make Honey's dream come true.

Hub and Fat try to raise money to bring Violet home for Honey's birthday.

Hub takes a newspaper route--to the detriment of his school work.

Frustrated with May's strong-arm tactics, Honey decides to take control

The Baileys are in dire straits as the financial situation of the mine reaches new lows.

Three couples in the Bailey family evaluate their relationships.

Hub rebels against his goody-goody image by hanging out at the pool hall with some new friends.

When the prize for the Fall Fair gets broken, a photographer named Tucker comes to the rescue.

Maisey has diagnosed 14-year-old Hub with "the fever."

May inherits a supposedly psychic crystal skull from a lonely old man.

Maisey discovers a secret that helps her understand why a shady newcomer has been watching her.

May wants to move mining operations out to the Bass Lake property.

Mr. Flett's son Pritchard begins to cause mischief around the school.

Grace inspires Nathan Sparks, a would-be filmmaker traveling through New Bedford, to make a movie.

Max and Honey enter a five-day dance marathon hoping to win the $200 prize.

Honey takes in a woman who is traveling across Canada in search of her unemployed husband.

Fat, Maisey, and Pritchard have a new fascination with comic-strip hero Buck Rogers.