Leaders, youth and children playing a game
Negative also. Similar to one used in CM 16-35-9 where the leaders, youth & children of the summer camp program are playing a game. See 14.4351 for smaller photo, neg. & infor.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Negative also. Leaders & young girls doing a craft. See 14.4351 for smaller photo, neg. & more infor. See CM 16-35-8 & 9 for names of leaders.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Frank Epp interviews a woman at Mennonite World Conference, 1967
Negative also. Frank Epp interviews a woman. One of the 3 Dutch women, shown as group in 14.4003?
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Frank Epp interviews Newton Gingrich
Negative also. Epp interviews Newton Gingrich?
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Frank Epp interviews Lothar Fromm?
Negative also. Frank Epp interviews Lothar Fromm? (correct spelling?). His wife (center) with Lothar?
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Volunteers burning the remains of a barn after the tornado
Negatives also & 2 photos of volunteers burning the remains of the barn on the Matthys farm (rented by John Fehrs) after the tornado. Waldo Thiessen is in 1 photo but further away. One neg. is similar to 1 of the photos.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
A woman & 2 children eat at a picnic table near tornado damage
A woman & 2 children eat at a picnic table near some of the damaged trees. The wife & family of one of the volunteers?
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Frank Epp interviewing Zedekiah Kisare
Negative also. Cropped for use in CM 15-32-8. Epp interviewing Zedekiah Kisare,church bishop from Tanzania, Africa.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Frank Epp interviews Lucille Snyder
Negative also. Used in CM 15-32-8. Epp interviews Lucille Snyder (right), wife of W.T. Snyder, a homemaker from Akron, Pa.; she is sitting with another woman.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
John and Ruth Garman, owners of The Trading Post
John and Ruth Garman, owners of The Trading Post, admire a soapstone carving. Used in CM 17-30-9. Duplicate photograph included in file. The Garmans operated a store and wholesale distribution centre for Indigenous and Inuit traditional arts and crafts, beginning in 1960.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Negative also. Used in CM 16-43-9 with feature
Negative also. Used in CM 16-43-9 with feature art. on MCC Man. Relief Depot on Princess Street. William Rempel (left) & Abram Dahl (right) cut and pack soap which was delivered there by individuals & women's groups.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Mennonite Brethren Bible College. Library.
Negative also. Used in CM 13-4-1. Library, study carrels next to book shelves. See 14.2706 for comments of Dave Kroeker re. dedication photos;likely he took all the photos that were used in the CM 13-4-6&7. See 14.2585 & f.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Flatware ironer at Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern, Saskatchewan
Negative also. In his art. in the CM 16-44-10 on the new Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern, Dave Kroeker mentions the "110 inch gas-heated flatware ironer that takes full-sized sheets…." which is shown here. End of series which began at 2001-14.71.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Used in CM 17-30-9 with art. about the trading post run by John & Ruth Garman, where Canadian Indigenous handicrafts were sold. Mrs. Olbort, a Cree woman, locally supervised the cutting and production of the footwear.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Edwin Peters, administrator of the new Mennonite Nursing Home
Negative also. Used in CM 16-44-10. Edwin Peters, administrator of the new Mennonite Nursing Home holds a door open to welcome people in. The Conference of Mennonite in Sask. owned & operated the Mennonite Nursing Homes Inc., formerly the Mennonite Youth Farm. This series continues to 2001-14.76
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-