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This is a photo of six students (two female, four male) sitting on a sofa at CMBC. [L-R] Iverson Grove, Erna Redekop, Henry Reimer, Neill Von Gunten, Isbrand Hiebert, Kuni P. E. Lu.
Note: this photo has a negative

Neill von Gunten (middle) is standing with Abe Hoeppner (right). Both are Native Ministries staff.

Mennonite Pioneer Mission/Native Ministries missionary Neill von Gunten (right) talking with a man in Manigotagan, Manitoba.

Formal head and shoulders photograph of Neill Von Gunten--mayor of Manigotogan, Manitoba. Used in CM 18-41-3.

Neil von Gunten is standing next to a tractor in Manigotagan, Manitoba. The tractor was used to plow gardens.

Picture shows Wanipigow Producers Co-op (Fishing and Pulpwood) members. Shown here are (left to right) Pete Scott, Alfred Williams, Alex Simard, John Cowley, Ted Breuer, Ambrose Bushie, William [Laferent?], and Neill von Gunten.

A photo of two men gardening in Manigotagan, Manitoba. The man on the left is Neill von Gunten.

Four men are holding a heavy chain outside in the winter cold. (Left to right) Neill Von Gunten, Raymond Duck, John Klassen, and Mike Green. [CMC Bulletin 1973, says his name is Alex Green]. holding up a chain use din pulpwood operations.
Note from Edith and Neill Von Guten: "This photo was taken at Bloodvein River – on the east shore of Lake Winnipeg -- when Neill and others from Mennonite Pioneer Mission / Native Ministries travelled to that First Nation for Abe Hoeppner’s ordination on February 4, 1973. We were living in Manigotagan then and Neill travelled to Bloodvein on the winter road to get there. John Klassen was also MPM/Native Ministries staff, living at Matheson Island. Raymond Duck and Mike Green were leaders in the Bloodvein congregation. Neill says that the chain was a symbolic way to signify the partnership between MPM/Native Ministries, the larger Conference of Mennonites in Canada constituency, and Bloodvein River, as well as the churches at Matheson Island and Manigotagan with Bloodvein. Menno Wiebe was the Executive Secretary of MPM/Native Ministries then."

A group photo of the language study class in Red Lake, Ontario. The first three of back row (left to right): Neill von Gunten, Ruth von Gunten, Henry Neufeld. Far right is Felix Fisher with Henry Hostetler standing next to him (wearing a zipped-up jacket). Middle row (left to right): [?], [Mrs. Eldon ____ ?], Mrs. Fish (?), [?], Norma Funk (holding child), Vic Funk, Ruth Hoeppner. Front row (left to right): Jake Dyck, Katy Dyck, Peter Scott, June Minor, Jim Minor, Ike Froese, Abe Hoeppner (holding a child).

Lawrence Hardisty and Neill von Gunten at the election of officer for the Wanipigow Producers Co-op. The names Alex Simard, Henry Seymour (?), and Norman Meade are written on the chalkboard.

A photo of (left to right) Neill von Gunten, Norman Moneyas, and Rod Bushie standing in front of a car in Manigotagan.

Mennonite Pioneer Mission workers are enjoying conversation over lunch at a seminar. Left to right: Edith and Neill von Gunten, Abe Hoeppner, John Funk. The seminar was titled "Toward an Anabaptist identity in a cross-cultural situation."

This picture is of (from left) Roland Fisch and Neill von Gunten. Note: photo includes a negative.

A photo of a group of people taking a native language course. Many of them worked with Native Ministries. In the photo are: Henry Hostetler, Ruth Hoeppner, Abe Hoeppner, Vic Funk, Norma Funk, Jim Minor, June Minor, Peter Scott, Henry Neufeld, Neill von Gunten, Edith von Gunten, Katie Dyck, Jake Dyck.

Members of the 1977 CMBC Graduating Class, Back row (l-r): Fred
Enns, Lynne Derksen, Mel Braun, Ed Dick, David Letkemann(?), John
Neufeld, Helene Reimer, Lottie Enns, Joy Poettcker, Maureen
Martens, Ruth Epp, Elma Harder. Middle row (l-r): Ken Funk,
Cathleen Lehn, Randy Sommerfeld(?), Vic Kruger, Neill Von Gunten,
Peter Kroeker, David Wiebe, Jake Dyck, Carolyn Enns, Karen
Bergen, Werner Wiens. Front row (l-r): Marv Dueck, Dave Blatz,
Dave Stobbe, Irene Neufeld, George Bergen, Steve Kroeger.