Rimbey’s Meals on Wheels program continues to meet the need

Rimbey Meals on Wheels volunteer driver Diana Pearman picks up a bin of supplies to start her week of delivering the hot meals. photo submitted
Volunteers are always welcome to help with the long-running FCSS program
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City of Wetaskiwin Mayor presenting the AUMA Above & Beyond Award to John Maude and Susan Quinn. Ren Goode/ City of Wetaskiwin.

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