By Susanna Austrup Heinrich Wenning, who lives in a Schüttorfer Pflege-WG, arranged his motif dancers on the table. The devices work like a puncher. When the 99-year-old has cut out enough shapes from the colorful paper sheets, he makes mobiles out of them. He has always given them away, but now he wants them to be sold in Advent time on the bazaar in the foyer of the Euregio Clinic in favor of the Uelsen club "Colorful Steps Tanzania. more...
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By Susanna Austrup Heinrich Wenning, who lives in a Schüttorfer Pflege-WG, arranged his motif dancers on the table. The devices work like a puncher. When the 99-year-old has cut out enough shapes from the colorful paper sheets, he makes mobiles out of them. He has always given them away, but now he wants them to be sold in Advent time on the bazaar in the foyer of the Euregio Clinic in favor of the Uelsen club "Colorful Steps Tanzania. more...