Les Scott from Enbridge Pipelines presents Heather McEwen, EMO co-ordinator with a cheque to purchase equipment for the Emergency Measures Organization. On hand for the presentation were (r-l) Donna Mohr, Mavis Kay and Kathy Gamble.

The Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) for Whitewood and the rural municipalities of Willowdale and Silverwood was more than pleased March 6 to accept a cheque from Enbridge Pipelines. The $10,000 is intended to aid with the purchase of safety equipment such as hard hats, safety vest and glasses and sources of communication for the EMO. […]

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