ICYMI: Wild Rose Co-op giving back to the community with new Community Kitchen food truck

ICYMI: Wild Rose Co-op giving back to the community with new Community Kitchen food truck

Wild Rose Co-operative Association General Manager Carol Rollheiser announced a new ‘Your Community Kitchen’ project. The food service truck, with a built in generator, is for use by local emergency services personnel in the case of a major incident, and will also be available to rent for non-profit groups. Rollheiser thanked Lynne Jenkinson (above right) for her help in co-ordinating the project. The unit will be available to non-profit groups from Camrose, Beaver, and Flagstaff counties.
Wild Rose Co-operative Association General Manager Carol Rollheiser announced a new ‘Your Community Kitchen’ project. The food service truck, with a built in generator, is for use by local emergency services personnel in the case of a major incident, and will also be available to rent for non-profit groups. Rollheiser thanked Lynne Jenkinson (above right) for her help in co-ordinating the project. The unit will be available to non-profit groups from Camrose, Beaver, and Flagstaff counties.

The Wild Rose Co-operative Association held its 8th Annual General Meeting last Wednesday in Camrose.

During the meeting, open to all members/shareholders of the Co-op, members had the opportunity to review the 2015 Financial Statements, presented by WR Controller Hal Reid.

Wild Rose Co-op $500 gift card winner

Wild Rose Co-op $500 gift card winner

Congratulations to Paula Gagnon, who won $500 in Co-op gift cards from the Wild Rose Co-op Killam Food Store. Gagnon, left, was presented with the gift cards by Killam Co-op Manager Eric Heistad after her name was drawn following a promotion where every purchase earned an entry for a chance to win. Originally published in the January 26, 2016 edition of The Community Press – on newsstands now and via E-Subscription.
Congratulations to Paula Gagnon, who won $500 in Co-op gift cards from the Killam Wild Rose Co-op. Gagnon, left, was presented with the gift cards by Killam Co-op Manager Eric Heistad after her name was drawn following a promotion where every purchase earned an entry for a chance to win. Originally published in the January 26, 2016 edition of The Community Press – on newsstands now and via E-Subscription.