
ST THOMAS’
STITCHERS are "busy bees” when placed in
front of a sewing machine. They work in blocks of six to eight weeks,
gathering
once a week, to complete fundraising and outreach projects. Some sew,
some cut, some iron and all socialize. Stitchers welcome newcomers at any time.
Deb and Erin
Linda and Heather
THREE
GENERATIONS ATTEND NOVEMBER 8, VETERANS SERVICE AT ST THOMAS’

Capt John Jelinas participated in
reading names of those that gave their lives in
WW1. He is accompanied by daughter
Rachel, wife, Major Annette Snow, and grandparents of Rachel, Reg Snow
and wife
Elfrieda.
There was a large turnout for this
special event and
for the reception for the Hasting and Prince Edward Regiment following
the
service.
On the following day, Monday, Nov. 9,
Father Brad Beale
was installed as padre for the Branch 99 of the Royal Canadian Legion.
The installation
was conducted by the zonecommander Ted Taylor, with the
DeputyZoneCommander present - Buck Buchanan - who is also the
President of the Hasty-Ps Regimental Association.