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Negatives only (2). Church building with front entrance & completed educ. building in the bkgd. Taken from further away than 14.3549.

Negatives only (2). Back & side view ofchurch building, taken from opposite end than 14.3550 during construction of the building

Negatives only, 3 similar ones. Negative#8 was used in CM 6-30-5. Esther Horch (right), dir. of women's programs on radio station CFAM in Altona, interviews Marion Keeney, dir. of Women in Church Vocations, GCMC. They sit in front of the microphone. In the other 2 negs. Esther is wearing glasses.

Negatives also, 3 similar ones; #4 for photo & used in CM 6-1-1. Youth from the Altona Youth Fellowship & Elim Bible School prepare a mailng of peace literature to CMC young people in Canada, sponsored by the B. of Christian Service. Shown are: Susan Hildebrant, Tina Tiessen, Martha Friesen, Art Froese, Dick Hildebrand, Walter Hamm, Helen Falk, George Warkentin, Martha Dyck, Edna Hiebert, Billy Dyck. See related photos in 1998-14.256 & 257.

Negs only, 3, one of which was used in the CM 6-48-5. Rev. Milton Friesen of the Evangelical Mennonite Brethren Church, Steinbach, Man. (left?) and Rev. Francisco Lievano of San Cristobal, Venezuela (right?, pointing to a map) were TEAM missionaries in Venezuela, here visiting the office of The Canadian Mennonite on their tour of North American churches.

Five negs of workmen. One neg. was used in the CM 6-47-1 where 7 men stand in front of the nearly completed dwelling, being built in Altona by volunteer labour for the J. M. Unrau family who were Mennonite Pioneer Mission workers at Manigotogan, Man, the location to which the dwelling was to be moved. In the other 2 negs, they pose at a window opening of a building. Diedrich Groening of Lowe Farm, who stands 3rd from right wears a tie. See the CM for names of the other men.

Similar to formal photo used in the CM 6-33-6. Informal marriage photos of Abe Peters and Anne Hildebrand who were married Aug. 9 in Altona and making their home in Rosengart where both would be teaching. Neg for photo and similar one where they stand in front of a car. Additional neg. with the couple and of their parents, either Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petersor Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hildebrand. A flower girl is in this latter photo as well.

Similar to 14.739 except here she is looking down. C.f. 14.739.

Negatives also (2). Used in CM 6-44-1; special 4 page feature on CFAM. Esther Horch, (known as Tante Esther) director of the children's programs, in music library with school class & their teachers from Rosenfeld, Man.

Negatives also (2). Mission week at EBS, 1958. See the CM 6-7-7 for names of participants.

Negative also. Five young women who were part of the group preparing a mailng of peace literature to CMC young people in Canada, sponsored by the B. of Christian Service. Shown are: (l-r?) Phyllis Kroeker, Mary Friesen, Lena Bergen, Lorna Buhr, Darlene Siemens. The young people were from the Altona Youth Fellowship & Ellim Bible School. See 1998-14.255 & 257.

Negatives only, 6. Various groups of 3 to 6 young people who were part of the group preparing a mailng of peace literature to CMC young people in Canada, sponsored by the B. of Christian Service. None are identified by name. They were from the Altona Mennonite Youth Fellowship & Elim Bible School. In one neg. three young men (heads down) read some of the literature.

Negatives also. Used in CM 6-16-5. 5 choir accompanists at course sponsored by Man. Youth Organ. in Altona. Ben Horch at the piano, looks at camera. Behind him, l-r: Anne Neufeld, CMBC; Louise Peters, Winkler; unidentified from Plum Coulee; Mrs. D. Penner; Marianne Dyck, CMBC. In neg. Horch looks at piano.

Used in CM 6-16-5. 9 young men & 2 young women: choir directors & accompanists at the Mennonite Youth Organization's course in Altona. See CM for names. 2 of the instructors: Ben Horch, far right, George D. Wiebe, 2nd from right. Henry G. Ens, Gnadenthal, 4th from left.

Used in CM 6-44-5. Build. of the radio station, lit up at night. A small Christmas tree stands to the right of the entrance.