A studio photograph of Aunt Olly with her puppet friend Gus. Olly holds a record of "Little Willie: The Leader of the Band" which would be played over the radio. This photograph was distributed by CFAM as advertisement.

A picture of just Gus the Rabbit puppet with the record of "Little Willie: The Leader of the Band".

Sisters, Rosemarie and Lynette Dueck, sit on a wooden table covered by a blanket.

Sisters Ruth and Linda Bergen having tea with their dolls.

A picture of Martha Neufeld from Horndean, Manitoba.

A photo sent in by the school at Norway House, Manitoba.

Lloyd Hildebrand from Belgium, (age 4) standing outside of his front door holding a lunchbox.

A studio photo of Lydia Penner from Steinbach, Manitoba.

Brothers, Lloyd and Ralph Hildebrand standing in the doorway of a shop. Lloyd Hildebrand is the same in this photograph as in photo 7.

A school picture of Leona Kehler from Niverville, Manitoba.

A picture of Dianne Sudermann of Winkler, Manitoba.

Betty Falk of Gretna, Manitoba walking around the farmyard wearing her fathers shoes.

Siblings Murray and Lorna Hiebert of Altona, Manitoba, sit on their couch holding their dog, Bimbo between them.

A photo of Evelyn Unrau of Morden, Manitoba.

Cheryl Ann Klassen of Winnipeg, Manitoba, sitting on the living room floor in front of a side table.

Margie Funk of Horndean, Manitoba, sitting on her bed wearing a dress.

The oldest brother, David, holds their baby sister, Betsy, while the middle sibling, Paul, sits on the right side of the couch.No information of their family name.

Annie Funk of Horndean, Manitoba, sits on her bed wearing a dress.

A group of seven children gather around a radio listening to Aunt Olly's program "Children's Place" on CFAM Radio. On the left from front to back the children are George McPherson, Darlene Hawkins and Irene McPherson. On the right from front to back is Elsie McPherson, Helen Bagnall and Cyril Stephenson. All of the children are from Worby, Manitoba.

The Regehr family of St. Boniface, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Individuals are not identified.

A photo of a young listener, Johnny Krause.

A photo of a young listener, Wesley John Schroeder of Halbstadt, Manitoba.

Harvey Heinrichs of Fort Garry, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Ronnie Molinski, a young listener of Children's Party, from Thalberg, Manitoba.

Melvin Zacharias of Fort Garry, Winnipeg, Manitoba. His parents are Edwin and Tina (Heinrichs) Zacharias.

A photo of Dannie Pasulyko of Thalberg, Manitoba.

A photo of Albert Falk of Gretna, Manitoba. His parents are Jacob and Helena (Giesbrecht) Falk.

A photo of Wesley Kehler of Niverville, Manitoba.

Wilmer Funk of Lorette, Manitoba.

Mary Voth of Grunthal, Manitoba.

Romelda Kehler of Niverville, Manitoba.

Patsy Neufeld of Niverville, Manitoba. Her parents are Peter and Eva (Wiebe) Neufeld.

Linda Neufeld of Niverville, Manitoba. Her parents are Peter and Eva (Wiebe) Neufeld.

A photo of Sandra Hildebrand who was a listener of Children's Place.

Lucille Ann Schroeder of Halbstadt, Manitoba. Her parents are John and Henrietta (Hildebrand) Schroeder.

A young listener of Children's Place, Sally Kehler.

Connie Zacharias of Halbstadt, Manitoba. Her parents are Wilhelm and Maria (Klassen) Zacharias.

Eleanpr Reimer of Giroux, Manitoba.

Diana Plett of Lorette, Manitoba.

Paulette Esau of Elm Creek, Manitoba.

Shelby Klassen of Kleefeld, Manitoba, sits in the grass with one of her dolls and is holding a bouquet of wild flowers.

Siblings, Murray and Lorna Hiebert, sit by the radio to listen to Aunt Olly's "Children's Place" at 4:00pm.

Charlotte Bueckert of Winkler, Manitoba, comes down a slide in her backyard and lands in an inflatable pool.

Siblings Elaine, Peter and Anne Goertzen of Winkler, Manitoba, in the kitchen. Elaine sits on a chair holding onto a steering wheel while Peter stands behind the chair on the left and Anne on the right.

A group of children as guests on the CFAM Radio program "Children's Place" with Aunt Olly. From left to right, not including Olly Penner, they are: Sandra Heinrichs, Norma Gerbrandt, Lois Goertzen, Steven Penner, Karen Thiessen, David Penner, Kenny Penner, Elizabeth Toni and Joan Funk.

Maureen Louise Stochs of Myrtle, Manitoba, stands in her parents garden holding one of her dolls.

Irma Plats of Thalberg stands outside near some bushes to take a photo. She looks to be about 3 or 4 in this photograph.

Six siblings stand on the front steps of their house, the back two are Annie and Henry, the middle two are Louise and Johnny, and the front two are Gerhard and Victor Wiens. Their parents are Heinrich and Luise (Franz) Wiens. They had just moved to Winnipeg from Paraguay at the time of this photograph.

Allan and Lydia (Reimer) Kliewer with their three children, Marcella, Loren, and Marilyn while on a mission in Ethiopia.

A group of 6 siblings sitting next to each other on the porch, eating pie. From left to right their names are: Grace, Sharon, Litia, Diane, Johnny, and Albert. Their family is from Transcona, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

5 siblings sit on the rear-fender of their parents car eating their lunch of sandwiches. From left to right their names are: Grace, Litia, Albert, Sharon, and Diane. Their family is from Transcona, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The youngest sister to the children pictured in 765-50 and 765-51. This is baby Judith, she is 2 days old at the time of this photograph and born in the Concordia Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The Unruh children of Winnipeg sitting on their couch next to the Christmas tree. From left to right their names are : David, Katie, Helena, Maria, and the baby is Elisabeth. Their parents are Peter and Herta (Bosecke) Unruh.

The Schulz children of Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba, stand next to their Christmas tree.

The four Schulz children of Charleswood.

Evelyn Funk of Gretna, Manitoba.

Constance Ann Klassen of Steinbach, Manitoba.

A school picture of Ruth Dyck of Newton Siding, Manitoba.

A school picture of Carol Halen.

A school picture of Elizabeth Friesen.

Johnny and Cornie Fehr of Giroux, Manitoba. They stand outside wearing white shirts, slacks, and bow ties.

Irene Bergman of Giroux, Manitoba.

A group of children stand around the piano while one sits at the keys. They are doing a recording to be aired on CFAM Radio. None of the children are identified.

Two teachers bring their students to meet Aunt Olly at CFAM. All the kids received a photo identical to 765-1. Records and reels line the wall behind them.

Two teachers have brought their students to meet Aunt Olly at CFAM. Each of the students have received a photograph identical to 765-1.

Hans Franz of Grunthal, Manitoba.

Sarah Rempel of Helston, Manitoba.

Marilyn Friesen of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Delores Hiebert of Altona, Manitoba.

Annie Driedger of Elm Creek, Manitoba.

Marilyn Goertzen of Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Betty Ann Dyck of Winkler, Manitoba.

Ruth Schedler of Moosehorn, Manitoba.

Christine Hommel of Winnipeg, Manitoba, sits on a rock next to a lake.

Joy Heal of Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Marie Schedler of Moosehorn, Manitoba.

Susie Funk of Barkfield, Manitoba.

Agatha Wall of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Siblings Sylvia and Randy (Alers?) of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Susan Loeppky of Stuartburn, Manitoba.

Dorothy Ann Giesbrecht of Forth Garry, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Friends Ruth Kaehle and Betty Schultz sitting on a living room chair together.

A photograph of Glenda Buchanan.

Bonnie Lou Carpenter of Backoo, North Dakota.

Barbara Enns of Niverville, Manitoba.

Richard Allen Loewen of Gretna, Manitoba, floats in the water with his inflatable ducky ring.

Siblings, Mark and Florence Heppner of Steinbach, Manitoba, sitting at a small table.

A photograph of Gladys Plett.

Annie Klassen of Riverton, Manitoba.

Doris Klassen of Riverton, Manitoba.

A school photograph of Julie Smiley of Karlstad, Minnesota.

Sisters Lorraine and Anne Wieler of Niverville, Manitoba. Their parents are John and Elisabeth "Betty" (nee Dyck) Wieler.

Jim Charles Ray Green of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, stands in his parka next to a bird feeder during winter time.

A hand stitched picture of a pear done by Anne Wieler (age 5) of Niverville, Manitoba.

A hand stitched picture of an apple done by Lorraine Wieler (age 4) of Niverville, Manitoba.

Three siblings from left to right are : Kathy, Bernhard, and Brian Wiebe. Their parents are Elmer and Rosalinda "Linda" (nee Klassen) Wiebe.

Werner Bruno Kliewer of Winnipeg, Manitoba, holding his dog outside on the lawn.

5 siblings from left to right in the back is Edwin and Victor Peters. The front from left to right is Alice, Richard, and Dorothy Peters. Their parents are Aron A. and Elisabeth (nee Dueck) Peters.

Elsie Dyck of Morris, Manitoba.

Alvina Klassen of Elm Creek, Manitoba.

Susan Teichroeb of Springstein, Manitoba.

Justina (nee Dyck) Lemky, stands next to two of her children, Henry and Grace. Grace (age 7) is in a wheelchair. They've hunted a white-tail deer and have it strung up as they begin to skin it. A rifle is hung next to the deer.

Louise Klassen of Elm Creek, Manitoba.

Ricky Klassen of Sommerfeld, Manitoba (near Altona), feeds a calf from a pail of milk.

A CFAM promotional photograph of Aunt Olly with a backdrop of woodland creatures. Aunt Olly is holding a book of fairytales that would be read over the radio. This photograph was distributed by CFAM in 1963 as a way of promoting the Children's Place program on the radio. Photo and illustrations by George Sawatzky of Sawatzky photo Studio, Winkler..

A photograph of Aunt Olly holding a book of fairytales that would be read on the radio. This photograph was distributed by CFAM in 1964 as a way of promoting the Children's Place radio program.

Johnny Dueck of Kleefeld, Manitoba, went on a vacation to Belize, and sent Aunt Olly some postcards of where he went. This one is of the hotel where he stayed.

Johnny Dueck of Kleefeld, Manitoba, went on a vacation to Belize and sent Aunt Olly some postcards of where he had been. This postcard shows the local public market place along the marina.

From left to right, the ladies in this photograph are: Anne Wilms, Jolene Lesperance, Shirley Braun and Olly Penner. They stand around a Christmas tree at a CFAM Christmas banquet.

Aunt Olly in the CFAM studio doing an interview with Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova of the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada.

Hans Andriessen, Originally of Holland, Netherlands, was one of CFAM's personalities, his ability to speak many languages made him popular, especially to newcomers to Canada. In this photo is is sitting in the CFAM studio with his wife Lammy.

Aunt Olly in the CFAM studio doing an interview with Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova of the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada.

A class from Steinbach of grade 4/5? students. As a class, this photo was sent in to Aunt Olly along with a letter written by the class.

The kindergarten class in Steinbach all received the photograph of 765-1 as a promotion for Children's Place the radio show.

Two classes sit together in one room in front of the blackboard with their teachers and Aunt Olly. Olly is the adult furthest to the left.

The whole Steinbach Kindergarten class received the 765-1 photograph as a way of promoting the Children's Place radio show. The class's teacher stands behind the children in this photograph.

The children of the Steinbach school are singing in their classroom with Aunt Olly sitting at the front of the class with a microphone. The recording would later be aired on CFAM during the Children's Place program.

A group of five girls sing for Aunt Olly in their classroom in Steinbach. Their song is being recorded and will play on CFAM Radio during the Children's Place program.

A young girl, Edel Mueller stands in front of 169 Hindley Ave. in St. Vital, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her dog stands off to the right side.

Edel Mueller stands next to her parents car that sits on their driveway at 169 Hindley Ave. St. Vital, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

A very faithful listener and letter writer, Martha Wyryha sits in her wheelchair in the the General Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Martha's friend, Anne Dawn stands behind her.

Martha Wyryha lies in a hospital bed in the General Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her friend Anne Dawn is there with her.

The Anderson children in this photo are Sharon, John, Lois, and Kathy. The parents are not named.

Siblings Margaret and Michael Hiltner of Dresden, North Dakota.

Three brothers from left to right are Edwin, Jack, and Danny Klassen of Plum Coulee, Manitoba.

4 siblings stand in front of a car in Winkler, Manitoba. They are : Katy, Alfred, Jake, and John Dyck. Their parents are Jacob J. and Anna (Rempel) Dyck.

3 Adrian siblings of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Left to right they are: Wesley, Timothy, and Elaine Adrian. Their parents are Johannes "John" and Helen (Schellenberg) Adrian.

Susan Sawatzky of MacGregor, Manitoba, stands in the middle between her aunt and her sister on the front steps of a house.

Three Wichmann sisters stand next to their Christmas tree. Two of the sisters, Hannelore and Margaret have their faces covered by damage to the photograph. The youngest sister, Irene, can be seen standing in front.

Velma Giesbrecht of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Elaine Schroeder of Emerson, Manitoba.

John North of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Sandra Penner age 9 of Giroux, Manitoba.

Arlene Hact of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Sharon Barkman (age 8) of Giroux, Manitoba.

Three Jundt siblings, Bernice (age 4), Bobby (age 5), and Holly (2 months), of Camper, Manitoba. There is some damage on the photograph from being in the scrapbook.

Doreen Funk of Tourond, Manitoba.

Lilian Worona of Lowland, Manitoba.

Mrs. Mueller and Olly Penner got to know each other while both serving at a mutual friend's wedding. This is a photograph of Mrs. Mueller with her children and siblings.

Marilyn Penner of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Clarence Worona of Lowland, Manitoba. This photograph has some damage from being in the scrapbook.

Elizabeth Schroeder of Gretna, Manitoba.

Three of the youngest Klippenstein children, from left to right they are: Carolyn, Ronald, and Diane Klippenstein of Altona, Manitoba. Their parents are Heinrich A. and Helena (Wiebe) Klippenstein.

Irene Wolfe of Haskett, Manitoba.

Carrie Anderson of St. Paul, Minnesota.

The four oldest of the Dueck children from Kleefeld, Manitoba. Left to right they are: Elvira (age 5), Ervin (age 2), Erland (age 3), and Ingelore (age 7). There parents are Eduard and Anna (Arendt) Dueck.

Esther Wiebe of Plum Coulee, Manitoba.

Irene Wiebe of Plum Coulee, Manitoba.

The Hiebert family from Winnipeg, Manitoba. The two girls in the back are Anne (Left) and Hilda (Right). In the front there is Walter and their parents, Maria (Bergen) and Gerhard Hiebert.

Daniel Klassen (age 8) of Plum Coulee, Manitoba.

Edwin Klassen of Plum Coulee, Manitoba.

Margareta Peters of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Benny Peters, brother to Margareta Peters of Steinbach, Manitoba.

Shirley Zacharias of Morden, Manitoba.

Laura Zacharias of Morden, Manitoba.

An unidentified girl. The same photo size and style as the two sisters preceding, maybe another sister?

An unidentified girl in the scrapbook with no markings on the backside of the photograph.

Two sisters stand outside of their parents house in Elm Creek, they stand near the garden. On the left is Agnes Reimer and on the right is Helen Reimer.

Marlene (age 11) from Morris, Manitoba. No surname is available.

Linda Enns of Winkler, Manitoba (age 10).

Faye Wardrop (Grade 3) of Headingly, Manitoba.

Amanda Edil (Grade 5) of Ridgeville, Manitoba.

Linda Penner (age 8) of Arnaud, Manitoba.

Marlowe Enns of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Siblings, Janet and Jerry Hoeppner. Jerry wears the bowtie.

Four Neufeld siblings starting on the left: Chris Neufeld (age 4), Sheila Neufeld (18 months), Ruby Neufeld (age 3), and Cathy Neufeld (age 5). Their family is from the Charleswood area of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The Schroeder children from left to right are: David, William, Sandra, and Ruth. They are sitting in their kitchen with their mother, Hilda (nee Enns) Schroeder.

Wilma Derksen of Carman, Manitoba.

A drawing done by 8 year old Andrew Kuhl of a young girl feeding a rabbit a leaf of lettuce. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing done by Agnes Friesen of New Bothwell, Manitoba. The drawing is of a girl bottle feeding a lamb. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Martin Penner (grade 4). The drawing is of a boy hand feeding a fawn. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Jake Peters (grade 4), the drawing is of a lady feeding and grooming a horse at pasture. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing is done by Peter Nickel of Stuartburn, Manitoba. The drawing shows birds washing themselves in a birdbath. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Jacob Nickel of Stuartburn, Manitoba. It shows birds and their birdhouse. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Russel Friesen (age 6). This drawing is of a horse grazing. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Eleanor Penner of Lorette, Manitoba (age 9). The picture is of black sheep grazing near a river on a farmyard. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing is done by Charles Loewen (age 4) of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The drawing is of a small fishing boat on the water with many fish swimming below. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing of a bird done by Johnny van Huizen (age 9) of the Transcona area of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

A drawing done by Doreen Friesen of Morden, Manitoba. The drawing shows a full farmyard of different animals. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Roy Barkman. The drawing is of a duckling near a pond with feed from the farmer nearby. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing by Sandra Toews of Steinbach, Manitoba, is of a little girl that is caring for a cat that has an injured leg. Additionally, there is a letter addressed to Aunt Olly at the bottom of the picture written by Sandra Toews as well. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Agatha Braun of Niverville, Manitoba. This drawing has a few different schools of fish as well as some birds flying through the sky. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Ronald Friesen (age 5) of Steinbach, Manitoba. This picture depicts farmyard complete with a horse eating hay, a dog eating a bone, and a barn in the background. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A nighttime drawing done by Helena Fehr (age 12) of Winkler, Manitoba. The picture is of a dog named Spot sleeping in hits doghouse under a night sky. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing done by Alfred Peters of Gnadenthal, Manitoba. This picture shows three rabbits eating carrots with a man standing nearby. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing done by Lloyd Brandt (age 7) from Loon Straits, Manitoba. It shows a boy hiding behind a tree in the winter. There are winter birds in the trees. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Leslie Brandt (age 10) of Loon Straits, Manitoba. This picture is of a person shaking a dogs paw. This was a part of a series done by Aunt Olly that encouraged children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was done by Loretta Brandt (age 11) of Loon Straits. Her family was serving as missionaries in Loon Straits at this time.

A painting/drawing by Linda Klassen (age 13) of Altona, Manitoba. This drawing is of a person walking along a path in a park. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Orville Kehler (age 7) of Altona, Manitoba. This drawing shows a young girl sprinkler feed on the ground for birds to eat. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Hedy Fast (age 10) of Headingly, Manitoba. The drawing shows a girl feeding her pet cat in the middle of the kitchen floor. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A pencil drawing done by Kenny Reimer (age 11) from Giroux, Manitoba. The drawing is of a boy sitting with a horse. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing by Jake Hamm (age 11) of Winkler, Manitoba. The drawing is of four rabbits eating vegetables. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by Arthur Otto (age 13) of Thalberg, Manitoba. The drawing is of a farmyard scene in the winter time.

A drawing created by Johnny Kalyta of Fisher Branch, Manitoba. The drawing is of a dog near a tree that is the home to some squirrels. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by Robert Martens (age 12) of Niverville, Manitoba. The drawing is of the interior scene at CFAM studio while recording for Children's Party and the evening news.

An ornament or puppet created to look like a Japanese Woman wearing a Kimono. There is no indication as to who made it though it is likely homemade. What it's use was is unclear.

A drawing created by Archie Allison (age 9, third grade) of Myrtle, Manitoba. The drawing is of a fire-breathing dragon.

A drawing created by Heather Pauls (age 4) of Pilot Mound, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Ernest Penner of Winnipeg, Manitoba. The drawing is a street view perspective of a house and garage that has a garden in the front yard.

A drawing created by Kelvin Dyck (age 4) of Winkler, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Elaine Dyck (age 5) of Winkler, Manitoba. The drawing shows a young girl bringing hay to feed a horse with. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by John Dyck (age 7) of Winkler, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Benno Klippenstein (age 12) of Altona, Manitoba. The drawing is a close-up of a bird eating seeds out of someone's hand. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by someone named Marilyn. There is no surname available for this drawing. The drawing is done in a faint pencil. The scene depicts a girl feeding a rabbit a carrot within a rabbit enclosure. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by Anne Kroeker (age 4) of Elm Creek, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Bernie Loeppky (age 5) of Gretna, Manitoba. The drawing shows a person feeding an Elephant. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by Dickie Loeppky (age 3) of Gretna, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Bertie Loeppky (age 5) of Gretna, Manitoba.

A drawing created by Marilyn Klassen (age 8) from Emerson, Manitoba. The drawing shows a family sitting in their kitchen/dining room and listening to Children's Party on the radio.

A drawing created by Linda Penner (age 6) of Arnaud, Manitoba. The drawing shows a person feeding birds in a tree out of a bag of seeds. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

A drawing created by Jeremy Friesen (age 7) of Winkler, Manitoba. The drawing is of a man feeding a rabbit a carrot. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was created by Cora Barkman (age 3) of Altona, Manitoba. The drawing was created with a light pencil. It is of a person standing next to a sheep.

A drawing created by Bobby Rempel (age 4) of Winnipeg, Manitoba. This picture is of a boy bringing a horse some hay to eat and a pail of water to drink out of. This was part of a series by Aunt Olly that taught children to be kind to animals.

This drawing was created by Larry Friesen of Winkler, Manitoba. It shows a small boat on the water with the caption "I been fishing at the river".