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St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gives $3K to Coulonge fire dept. 

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gives $3K to Coulonge fire dept. 

Fort-Coulonge’s St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gave a $3,000 donation to the Fort-Coulonge Fire Department on Friday afternoon. Fire chief Gaetan Fortin (second from left) said the money will be used to purchase new SCBAs (oxygen tanks) that give firefighters over an hour of breathable air. Also pictured are assistant chief Gilles Dionne (left), church treasurer Arnold Yach (second from right) and church member Marcel Dagenais (right). Photo: K.C. Jordan
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