J. Winfield Fretz, future pres. of CGC, speaks to an inter-Mennonite audience (backs to camera) in the Physics & Math building, U. of Waterloo. See article in CM 11-1-4. Women also present. Related to 1994-14.2107 & 2108?

Co-op members seated in an auditorium

Nine men in consultation.Standing (left to right): Bob Meredith, Peter Brewer, Bill Whalley, Vern Kay, Bruce Wood, Jim Stern and Bill Welch. Seated (left to right): Klaus Dewel, Unknown.

Two men sitting and two men standing, consulting together. Seated (left to right) Alvin Wiens and Bill Baerg. Standing (left to right): Leo Bakx who was president from 1980-1985 and Klaus Duewel who was general manager from 1977-1987.

Student, faculty and missionaries around a table. (Left to right): unknown, Ben Stobbe, unknown and Helmut Janzen

Four students and three staff members sitting around a table.

Five women students with faculty preparing for Missions Conference.

This photo is of an audience at a workshop at the Christian Education convention. Lorlie Barkman is sitting at the front right, Walter Unger is sitting in the front row centre, John Wiebe is sitting third from the left in the third row, and Diana Andres is sitting second from the left in the second row.

This photo is of (l-r) C.J. Rempel, Peter Enns, and Peter Klassen sitting at a table writing [minutes?] at a Canadian MB Conference convention.

Used in the CM 10-12-4. Panel members at the Alberta MYO meeting at the Didsbury Bergthal Mennonite Church: Edgar W. Epp, Henry Dick, Walter Paetkau, Martin Goerzen, Ernest Epp. Second photo is similar, closer up.

A group of men and one woman are seated around a table. All have writing material. B.B. Janz is third from left. Next to him is J.J. Thiessen. Jake Friesen is seated at the front of the table, third from the left.

Session at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples" held at the University of Waterloo. Harold Cardinal addresses the gathering in a university lecture hall. The symposium was presented by Conrad Grebel College, the University's Federation of Students and Mennonite Central Committee (Canada). A report in Canadian Mennonite noted that in addition to local students, Indigenous students from other universities, as well as Dene and Haudenosaunee participants and civil servants were in attendance.

A group at the first meeting of the Basler Glaubenskonferenz, an annual summer weekend conference sponsored by Mennonite Central Committee, in 1947. Sign above the door reads: "Dein Reich Komme."