Family and Friends – Page 22 – Menno Place

Linda’s Scarves – Nov 1st @ Fireside

October 25, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Pads for Pets

October 25, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Education Expo – Menno Place

October 24, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Christmas Ceramic Sale @ Fireside

October 24, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Lesa’s Sugar Cookies @ Fireside Oct 26th

October 19, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Tupperware @ Fireside

October 15, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

2018 Local Election – Special Voting Days

October 12, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Would you like to vote in the upcoming election? Click for special voting times that are coming to Menno Place.

You’re Invited: Family Support Group

October 10, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

October Events – Highlights for the Month

October 10, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

Some highlights from our October Recreation Calendars around Menno Place!

Ten Thousand Villages @ Fireside

October 8, 2018/in Family and Friends/by Danielle Kinvig

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Hymn Stories – December 2024December 1, 2024 - 10:00 am
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