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This item shows Abraham H. Unruh and Jakob W. Reimer (Steinbach) standing outdoors.

This photo is of Bill Blaikie, Member of Parliment, presenting Jake Neufeld, Canadian Conference Treasurer, the CCA (Canadian Council of Archives) grant for CMBS. Taken in the staff lounge at 169 Riverton Avenue.

This photo is of the Blessings Community Church in Winnipeg which was originally the North End Church on College ave. built in 1929 and used by the MB congregation until 1954 when a church on Henderson Highway was built. See Mennonite Historian September 2001, p.7.

This photo is of the board members of the Museo Y Centro Cultural Menonita in Cuauhtemoc, Mexico. From left to right is ?, Peter Rempel, Jacob Peters, Abram Heide, Abraham Schmitt, David Rempel.

This photo is of the board members of the Museo Y Centro Cultural Menonita in Cuauhtemoc, Mexico. From left to right is ?, Peter Rempel, Jacob Peters, Abram Heide, Abraham Schmitt, David Rempel.

This item shows men and women washing dishes in a tub outdoors while delegates stand in the background. The occasion is the Canadian Conference at Herbert, Saskatchewan. Created by CMBS for Andreas Schroeder, 1990.

This is a group picture of a Christian Veterans Reunion held at Elim Lodge, Peterborough, Ontario. See article in Mennonite Brethren Herald, September 1993. Front (l-r): Joe Pembiere, Roy Bickle, Eric Kelly, Lorne Thomas, Dudley Ward, Dan Hildebrand, Stan Izon. Second Row (l-r): Cornie Riediger, Lorne Millar, Gerhard Holmedal, Henry Hiebert, Dr. James Rae, Eric Walter, Peter Bargen, Wally Cornelsen, Bill Cockburn. Third Row (l-r): Dr. Bill Virgin, Bill Calwell, Cosmo Kapitaniuck, Amsey Buehler, John Epp. Back Row (l-r): Lawrence Anderson, Paul Kavanaugh, Bruce Cole.

This item shows a group of men who participated in a reunion of World War II Christian veterans at Winnipeg Bible College. See article in Mennonite Historian, September 1991. Back (l-r): Jake Koop, Peter Friesen, John Bergen, Isaac Schmidt, Frank Thiessen, John M. Thiessen, Wally Kornelsen. Middle (l-r): Jim Gilmour, Paul Cavenough, Lawrence Anderson, Ed Regehr, Cornie Thiessen, John Froese, Bruce Cole, Henry Hiebert, Herb Jantzen, Cornie Riediger. Front (l-r): John Epp, Bill Braaten, David Durksen, Henry Hiebert, Lorne Thomas, Peter Wiens, John M. Schmidt, Jack Block.

This item shows a group of war veterns, with their wives, who met at Winnipeg Bible College. Back (l-r): Isaac and Agnes Schmidt, Edith and Ed Regehr, Dan and Hilda Hildebrand, John and Mary Epp, Margaret and Frank Thiessen, Peter and Helen Wiens, Muriel and Henry Hiebert, Herb and Carol Jantzen, Bruce Cole. Middle (l-r): Jim and Brownie Gilmour, John Bergen, David and Hedy Durksen, Wally and Hilda Kornelsen, Connie and Tina Thiessen, John and Catherine Froese, Lorne and Peggie Thomas, Paul and Joyce Cavenaugh, Jake and Elsa Koop, Cornie and Sue Riediger. Front Row (l-r): Lawrence and Emily Anderson, John and Hilda Thiessen, Mary and Peter Friesen, Jack and Lena Block, John M. Schmidt.

This photograph shows Art Dick, medical doctor at Kilowna, speaking into the microphone in the Coaldale Mennonite Brethren Church, Alberta.

This photo is of summer students with archivist Conrad Stoesz (at left), posing for a photo in front of European Meats and Sausages on the corner of Burrows and Andrews in Winnipeg. This building used to house the North End Mennonite Brethren church, which later became the Elmwood MB Church, when the congregation relocated to 145 Henderson Hwy.
See Mennonite Historian, September 2001, p.7

This photo is of summer students with CMBS director Abe J. Dueck (at left) posing for a photo in front of European Meats and Sausages on the corner of Burrows and Andrews in Winnipeg. This building used to house the North End Mennonite Brethren church, which later became the Elmwood MB Church, when the congregation relocated to 145 Henderson Hwy.
See Mennonite Historian, September 2001, p.7.

This photograph is a portrait of Frank C. Peters and his wife.

This item is a family picture of Frank J. and Agnes Wiens, and their two children, missionaries to China between 1927 and 1940.