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Trillium Court hosts national open house, volunteer appreciation

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  September 25, 2017
Trillium Court hosts national open house, volunteer appreciation
Trillium Court Seniors' Community in Kincardine hosted a Revera National Open House on the weekend, raising $850 for the Alzheimer Society of Grey-Bruce.

The open house featured a bake sale, a delicious lunch deal, and copies of the Trillium Court Cookbook for sale. Sunday afternoon, there was also entertainment by "Leavin' Tracks" of Goderich.

In addition, Trillium Court hosted a volunteer appreciation luncheon, Sept. 12.

At that event, long-time volunteer Karen Shanks was presented with the Circle of Excellence certificate on behalf of the Ontario Long-Term Care Association, for her significant contribution of volunteering at Trillium Court.

The next main event at Trillium Court is "Oktoberfest ist Wunderbar," Sunday, Oct. 1, at 2 p.m., featuring the Twin City Echo Band of the Concordia Club in Kitchener.

Come and kick up your heels and get into the Oktoberfest spirit.

Image Gallery

Kim Bechard (left), director of patient care at Trillium Court Seniors' Community, Kincardine, assists resident Linda Delaney at the bake table, part of the national open house held on the weekend
Volunteer Karen Shanks gets some more pies ready to put on the bake table at the Trillium Court open house, Saturday
Pat Capeling (left) of Kincardine and Marian Underwood of Trillium Court check out the raffle draw and the bake table at the open house
Marie Cooper (left), a resident of Trillium Court, chooses some baked goods, with assistance from staff members Dana Track and Kim Bechard
Trillium Court recreation director Lesley MacGregor (left) presents the Circle of Excellence certificate to volunteer Karen Shanks; photo courtesy of Trillium Court
People gather for the volunteer appreciation luncheon held Sept. 12 at Trillium Court; photo courtesy of Trillium Court

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