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Lloyd S. Shantz's family from Waterloo, Ontario. Three negatives. Photos taken March 24, 1964. Hunsberger photo

Copy of the Jacob S. Woolner Jr. and Lavina Weber Woolner family. Jacob S. Woolner was ordained at Breslau in 1897. The children are: Minerva (b.1882), Simon (b.1884), Anson (b.1886), Elam (b.1888), Norah (b.1891), Ida (b.1891), Mary Jane (Peg) (b.1897), Melvin (b.1901).

Woolner was a preacher at Breslau Mennonite Church in Breslau, Ontario. Copied in the 1950s. Hunsberger photo 77-27

Original description: "First schoolhouse in Waterloo and Indian stones at Waterloo Park, Ontario. Photo taken August 1948. Hunsberger photo 84-6." Pictured in front of the log schoolhouse building are two large stones, believed to be a grinding stone and a stone used in fur processing by Indigenous people, found in Waterloo region.

Sam Weber's family from Waterloo, Ontario. Photo taken July 2, 1966. Hunsberger photo

Wynn Rees, Principal of Renison College, affiliated with the U. of Waterloo speaks at the inauguration of CGC on Oct. 25, 1964 in the Theatre of the Arts. G. Hagey, Carl Kreider, Milton Good, J.H. Quiring & others behind him.

Two copies of photo. Hagey, Pres. of U. of Waterloo, J. Winfield Fretz & other church college pres. (Wynn Rees, Renison College, 3rd from left) beside sign at CGC ground breaking ceremony. C.f. 1992-14.2563 & 4103.

J.W. Fretz, speaks at CGC inauguration in U. of Waterloo, Theatre of the Arts, Oct. 25, 1964. Members of B. of Governors and U. of Waterloo colleges on platform behind him. C.f. 1992-14.4106. J.H. Quiring, MBBC at far right.

Dr. G. Hagey, President of University of Waterloo, center foreground,J. Winfield Fretz behind him. Taken October 7, 1963 at CGC ground-breaking ceremony. Also in the photo, other church college presidents. C.f. 1994-14.1561.

Paul Tiessen and Hildi Froese Tiessen from Waterloo, Ontario. Two negatives. Photos taken October 6, 1978. Hunsberger photo