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dents and stirred up a lot of nostalgia.
When Ken saw the goats it brought
tears to his eyes, as he grew up milk-
ing goats and it brought back
cherished memories of his childhood.
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1. There are some truly earth-conscious
individuals living at Chartwell Manoir
Saint-Jérôme in Saint-Jérôme, QC!
The residence boasts a dedicated
group of volunteers who try to keep
their local community clean by picking
up trash and recycling some of their
findings. Many thanks for contribut-
ing to a healthy living space for us all!
2. Chartwell Conservatory Pond in
Kingston, ON, is committed to helping
save the bees! They recently held an
event to educate residents about the
declining bee population and how to
support the protection of our envi-
ronment - all while snacking on some
delicious honey.
3. The recreation team loves to create
fun and spontaneous activities for
Chartwell Aurora LTC residents to
enjoy - which is why they recently
crafted their very own Ice Cream
Drive Thru! Staff at the Aurora, ON
residence dressed up like workers
from a 1950s ice cream parlor and
served frozen treats through the
activity room window, which had its
very own microphone speaker for
authenticity's sake.
4. To celebrate Chartwell Trilogy
LTC's 15th anniversary, the residence
in Scarborough, ON, hosted a fabu-
lous roaring 20’s themed party for
residents, families and staff! Party
guests indulged in refreshing drinks,
a delectable menu of homemade
cuisine, and electric entertainment.
Between sampling the delicious food
and enjoying the swinging jazz band
trio, guests were able to catch up,
mingle and reminisce about 15 years
of memories at Chartwell Trilogy.
6. Chartwell Villa Saguenay in
Saguenay, QC, certainly knows how
to connect the generations and
create unforgettable ties! Their
intergenerational project welcomes
schoolchildren into the residence for
a unique opportunity to exchange
and share their life experiences.
7. A group of residents from Chartwell
Chatsworth in Kelowna, BC, recently
put their talents to good use in their
local community by teaming up with
Mamas for Mamas Kelowna, an
organization that supports mothers
facing poverty. Residents got to work
knitting a number a beautiful baby
b l a n ket s to d o n ate to th e
organization.
5. It was a beautiful sunny afternoon
when Chartwell Colonel Belcher in
Calgary, AB, brought in a petting zoo
from Butterfield Acres Farm in
Calgary! Baby goats, lambs and
chicks delighted visiting resi-
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