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My Ol’ Blues helps to make personal protective gowns for COVID-19 fight

Tom Sasvari

Tom Sasvari

Apr 17, 2020 - 2 min read

Kim Orford, an employee at My Ol’ Blues in Gore Bay, dons a mask as she sews together nursing gowns the business is making, for front-line health care personnel. The business is working co-operatively with Pro Stitch, based in Sudbury, on this project.

My Ol’ Blues helps to make personal protective gowns for COVID-19 fight — Kim Orford, an employee at My Ol’ Blues in Gore Bay, dons a mask as she sews together nursing gowns the business is making, for front-line health care personnel. The business is working co-operatively with Pro Stitch, based in Sudbury, on this project.

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