Some tea for the nineties

BROMHOF – If any age should be celebrated then making it to 90 years and older should be one of them.

Village of Golden Harvest No 1 retirement home gracefully embraces age and felt that residents over the age of 90 needed a little celebration.

The entertainment committee at the home organised a delightful get together with VIP guests, residents’ family and the sage 90-year-olds on 25 August.

Meet Village of Golden Harvest No 1’s entertainment committee; Nina Williams, Audrey Van Vuuren, Trish van Wyk and Ben van Wyk.

Ben van Wyk from the committee said, “We really wanted to embrace our 90-year-old plus residents so we thought getting together for a good laugh and some sweet treats would be just right.”

Sannie and daughter Alberta Oosthuizen celebrate being 90 years old with friend Linette Nolte.

Each guest was treated to delicious cake supplied by Northwold Spar as well as yummy sandwiches and tea prepared by the home. The entertainment room was beautifully decorated with a special chocolate placed at each sitting for those with a sweet tooth.

 

Thelma Pybus is the oldest resident at the home at 96 years old.

One resident, Thelma Pybus is 96 years old and still going strong.

“It is a good feeling to have a bit of upliftment with my friends,” she said. “I have been here the longest and I call it home.”

 

Anna van Rooyen and Maureen Phelps enjoy a slice of cake.

 

Stoffel Dyage and Thelma Pybus celebrate their 90s together.

 

Terry Stone and Jo French are happy to have a nice cup of tea with friends.

 

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Details: Village of Golden Harvest No 1, 011 791 0013.

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