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Negative only (#3). Walter Weir, Man. Highways Minister, speaks at the Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention in Wpg. Seated behind him: man with pipe, another candidate?; wife & daughter of one of the candidates?; at far right, Premier Duff Roblin & his wife. Reference prints of neg. also.

Negative also (#12). Cropped for use in CM 15-47-1. New Man. Premier, Walter Weir (Highways Min.) acknowledges cheers of victory at Man. prov. Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention in Wpg. Former premier Duff Roblin, at left & journalists behind him. CFAM broadcast the event. Politicians' wives at right? Series continues with 2002-14.279 & 282-286. The initials DK with the neg. indicate that Dave Kroeker likely was the photographer.

Negatives only (# 9 & 10). Candidates for the Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention in Wpg. around the microphone. Negative # 9 is likely before the announcement of Walter Weir's victory. In #10 Weir raises his arms & smiles. Duff Roblin is at l. of the candidates & journalists are behind him. Reference prints for negs. also. Last of series that began in 2001-14.278 & 282.

J.J. Reimer, pres. of MHSM & Henry W. Redekopp look at one of the framed certificates of a donor to the museum. J.J. Reimer was also the president of the museum board, Henry W. Redekopp, owner of Redekopp Lumber in Winnipeg.

View of audience seated at official opening of the museum. Cars parked in bkgd. & foreground. Van of CFAM/CHSM, who were recording, parked beside the audience. Platform participants at right in front of Artifacts Building.

View from the audience of J.J. Reimer, pres. of MHSM on the platform at the annual mtg. of the MHSM held at the museum. The mezzanine and slanted roof of the building is visible above him.

J.J. Reimer (standing), pres. of the MHS of Man. & Gerhard Ens (seated), sec. of the board on the platform in the Artifacts Building of the museum at the annual meeting of the MHS of Man. held there July 20, 1966.

Negatives only (2, one closer up). J.J. Reimer, pres. of the MHSM, stands on platform at annual meeting of MHSM at the museum. Seated at the table to his right is Gerhard Ens

Wooden toys made by the residents of the Menno Home are lined up on shelves.

Negative also. The shop building of the Menno Home. A car is parked in front of it.

Negative also. Cropped for use in CM 16-49-6. Mrs. Diane Andres, staff member of the Menno Home, assists a woman with liquid embroidery.

Negatives also, 2. Menno Home building. A large wooden swing stands near the entrance. 2nd photo shows 2 men (residents of the home?) cleaning outside windows of the building.

Negatives, 2. Three photos showing the men working in the shop at the Menno Home doing woodworking. 2 photos show a similar group of men from different angles, the 3rd, is a close up of 2 shown at right in the top neg. The young man with his head down in one of the photos, may be Dwight Bond, the Voluntary Service worker & shop asst. See CM 16-49-6.

Negative also. Cropped for use in CM 16-49-6. Jean Neudorf, matron of the Menno Home, sits at her desk.

Negative also. Used in CM 16-49-6. 4 women & 2 men are making handicrafts at the Menno Home in Waldheim. Mrs. Agatha Friesen, standing, directs the program. A woman from the community who volunteers is at far left.