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Self-sufficient: Dennis Mackie demonstrates his new electric wheelchair for members of the Scarborough Glen Stewart IODE, who presented it: From left, Sue Harrison, Anne Lewis, Fran Robinson and Edna Jennison, with his fiancee, Lee Cunningham, Looking on
Self-sufficient: Dennis Mackie demonstrates his new electric wheelchair for members of the Scarborough Glen Stewart IODE, who presented it: From left, Sue Harrison, Anne Lewis, Fran Robinson and Edna Jennison, with his fiancee, Lee Cunningham, Looking on

Self-sufficient: Dennis Mackie demonstrates his new electric wheelchair for members of the Scarborough Glen Stewart IODE, who presented it: From left, Sue Harrison, Anne Lewis, Fran Robinson and Edna Jennison, with his fiancee, Lee Cunningham, Looking on

Date1/8/1980
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