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Trillium Court raises more than $1,000 at “For the Love of Chocolate” event

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  February 17, 2018
Trillium Court raises more than $1,000 at “For the Love of Chocolate” event
Trillium Court Seniors' Community, Kincardine, has raised more than $1,000 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, at the “For the Love of Chocolate” buffet and bake sale.

Held Valentine's Day, Wednesday afternoon, the event drew a great crowd of residents, staff, guests and the public, to enjoy a delectable chocolate buffet which was free, as well as purchase chocolate treats at the bake table, and raffle tickets for stuffed toys and sweets.

The buffet featured a variety of chocolate squares, cakes, pastries, cookies, trifle and a delicious chocolate fondue.

The crowd, all decked out in red, white and pink, also enjoyed entertainment by Al Crawford.

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Filling their plates at the "For the Love of Chocolate" buffet, Wednesday, at Trillium Court Seniors' Community, are Alice Vande Klippe (left), Nancy Prior, Joyce Bowker and Ann Larocque
Peps Lorentzen (left) and Joan Wood of Kincardine, check through the chocolate baked goods at the Valentine's Day event held at Trillium Court
Kim Bechard (left) sells raffle tickets to Dana Track, both are staff at Trillium Court
Decked out in their red sweaters for the Valentine's Day event at Trillium Court, are Ann Larocque (left), Heather Lapsley and Joyce Bowker, all of Kincardine
Ken Parrott (left) of Trillium Court and Joan Stadelmann of Kincardine, check out the Valentine's Day treats at the "For the Love of Chocolate" event
Lesley MacGregor (left), recreation director; and Heike Boettcher, lifestyles consultant, at Trillium Court, prepare the "For the Love of Chocolate" buffet, Wednesday afternoon
Guests and residents of Trillium Court help themselves to the variety of treats at the "For the Love of Chocolate" event, Wednesday afternoon, at Trillium Court

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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