Farai Mutambirwa (left), a student at Elandvallei Home for the Aged, assisted Doris Lunderstedt as she walked through the home's morning market, last Saturday.
The Elandsvallei Home for the Aged held its annual morning market last Saturday, December 7.
The market took place at the home and there was a variety of stalls, including furniture, household items, plants, clothing, books, CDs, linen, Christmas gifts and decorations, as well as different food stalls.
The Elandsvallei Home for the Aged held its annual morning market last Saturday, December 7.The market took place at the home and there was a variety of stalls, including furniture, household items, plants, clothing, books, CDs, linen, Christmas gifts and decorations, as well as different food stalls. Andrew Lacoste (left), Rochelle Rode, Tadek Szutowicz, Vanessa Cooke, Stacey Deere and 16-month-old Declan De Caires were on hand to run a food stall.
Anne Dauncey (left) and Doreen Thor watched over a table full of amazing second-hand books, at the Elandsvallei Home for the Aged morning market. Photo: File Image
The Elandsvallei Home for the Aged’s annual morning market was a hit with the community. Gail Stephen (left) and Riette Jooste were in charge of the Christmas decorations stall at the market.
The day was enjoyed by Elandsvallei Home for the Aged residents and community members alike. Margaret Eustace (left) enjoyed the day with her daughter, Deborah Wollnik.
Farai Mutambirwa (left), a student at Elandvallei Home for the Aged, assisted Doris Lunderstedt as she walked through the home’s morning market, last Saturday.
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