Yuletiders spread the christmas spirit

On Wednesday 21st December 2005, Christmas came early to the Paediatric Ward at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital in the form of a visit from the Yuletiders.

The singing group donated books, bed linen, cutlery and crockery among other things. The donation has a value of over $2000.00

The Yuletiders is a charitable organization that engages in carol singing at Christmas time to raise funds. The group was founded in 1994 and has a membership of about thirty(30) persons

The group also presented a cheque of EC$2000.00 to Norma Knights of the Salvation Army, to go towards their Kettle Appeal and Feeding Program.

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