Meloney Tudor, assistant manager of Avril Elizabeth Home, with the ecstatic third bingo winner of the day last Saturday, Griet Cloete.
Ten games of bingo, refreshments and a children’s zone saw a great deal of entertainment and fun at Avril Elizabeth Home last Saturday.
Locals found their bingo cards and comfortable seats and set to join in raising much-needed funds for the home and to win themselves awesome prizes in the process.
Meloney Tudor (assistant manager of the home) and Nicky Tudor (care manager of Avril Elizabeth Home) shared the spotlight with Shannon Tudor who was the first to shout ‘Bingo!’ in last Saturday’s fund-raising games of bingo at the home.
“All proceeds will go to the home which will help us create a comfortable stay for our residents and help with future entertainment plans,” said Carol Büser, general manager of the home.
First-time bingo player Ryan Tudor vowed to share any winnings with his dad, Paul.
Griet Cloete, who was unlucky in the first two games, holding cards that remained blank for most of those games, was the first to ecstatically shout ‘Bingo!’ in the third game.
Six-year-old Matthew Oosthuizen won himself a chocolate for being the youngest to attend the fund-raiser at Avril Elizabeth Home last Saturday.
“This event was made possible by the parents, community members and staff of Avril Elizabeth Home.
“It’s refreshing to see everyone enjoying themselves and chipping in to help us better the lives of everyone here,” said Carol.
Clint Oosthuizen had help from his son, Matthew, and daughter, Kelsey, in choosing a prize after his bingo card made him the second winner of the day.
Friends Yvonne van der Merwe and Martie Spangenberg were among excited attendees of the bingo fund-raiser at Avril Elizabeth Home last Saturday.
The hall at Avril Elizabeth Home was filled with community members who were feeling lucky last Saturday as they signed up for an afternoon of bingo.
Supporting their wives at the Avril Elizabeth Home bingo fund-raiser are Michael Tudor and Paul Tudor. They also helped first-time bingo player Ryan by explaining the rules and made sure he enjoyed himself on the day.
Six-year-old Matthew Oosthuizen won himself a chocolate for being the youngest to attend the fund-raiser at Avril Elizabeth Home last Saturday.
Selena Gounder, together with her husband Daltry and their daughter Talita, were there to support Avril Elizabeth Home’s bingo fund-raiser last Saturday.
Eighty-four-year-old Marge Burrows won herself a prize for being the oldest person in attendance at Avril Elizabeth Home’s bingo fund-raiser last Saturday.
Renate van Rensburg, Heather Johnson and Griet Cloete helped Avril Elizabeth Home raise much-needed funds last Saturday when they signed up to play 10 games of bingo at the home.
Auditing Shannon Tudor’s bingo card to ensure she was in fact a winner, Meloney Tudor (assistant manager) and Nicky Tudor (care manager of Avril Elizabeth Home).
Clint Oosthuizen had help from his son, Matthew, and daughter, Kelsey, in choosing a prize after his bingo card made him the second winner of the day.
Meloney Tudor (assistant manager of the home) and Nicky Tudor (care manager of Avril Elizabeth Home) shared the spotlight with Shannon Tudor who was the first to shout ‘Bingo!’ in last Saturday’s fund-raising games of bingo at the home.
Meloney Tudor, assistant manager of Avril Elizabeth Home, with the ecstatic third bingo winner of the day last Saturday, Griet Cloete.
Bingo cards were set to make a few locals lucky winners at Avril Elizabeth Home last Saturday.
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