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This photo is of a group of church leaders at the 1948 St. Catharines Canadian Conference. These include H.P. Neufeld, Frank C. Thiessen, B.B. Janz, H.H. Janzen, J.J. Siemens, A.H. Unruh, Abram Block, John A. Harder, Nick Boschmann and 2 other unidentified men.
A 17.5 x 12 cm copy of the photo is also present.

This photo is of a worker mixing powdered milk. Children, with containers, are waiting for this powdered milk given by MCC.

This photo is of a field in the foreground, a wooden fence, and a pond with a field surrounding it in the background. This pond was used by the Mennonite Brethren Church for baptisms in the past. Wiesenfeld was founded in 1880 and abandoned in 1925. It is 50 km east of Dnepropetrovsk and 15 km west of Pavlograd.

This is a photo of Leonard N. Doerksen walking in Winkler with his children, Dorothy M. and Paul E. See page 19 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

Curb view of the Mennonite Brethren Publishing House in McPherson, Kansas (ca. 1908). In 1906, the print shop had moved to McPherson from Medford. In 1913, the print shop moved again, this time to Hillsboro, where it remained until it was sold in 1980. See page 83 in For Everything a Season.

This photo is of six male students in a typing class at the Mennonite Secondary School in Beit Jala, Israel.

This is a photo of Dorothy M. Peters (nee Dorothy M. Doerksen) standing on a sidewalk in Hillsboro with her brothers, Charles L. Doerksen (left) and Paul E. Doerksen (right). See page 21 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

A photo of the Voth and Klassen mothers and families, sitting outside in the yard of a farm house in Rivers, Manitoba. During the first years, these newly immigrated families worked as hired labour for various farmers in the area of Rivers and Marquette. Identified on the photo are (front, l-r): Elfrieda Klassen with Holdina, Katja Klassen with Nora, Agatha Klassen with Elvira, Grandmother Klassen, Tina Voth with Herta at knew and Walter at back; (back, l-r): Nick, Justina Klassen. Susie Voth trying to escape the camera because she was still wearing her big apron.

This is a photo of the B.C. conference executive taken in June, 1971. This includes Jacob H. Quiring (2nd from left), G. Thielmann on the far right, Rudie Willms second from right along with, Harry Pankratz, and Herbert N. Hamm.

Editor Don Ratzlaff, editor at Christian Leader, 1985-1998. See page 84 in For Everything a Season.

This photo is of a stone monument with the Russian and English inscription "It is placed to commemorate the 170th anniversary of the founding of the colony of Waldheim by a group of Mennonites from Volhynia, originally from Prussia, headed by K. Wedel in 1836. Surrounding the monument is a stone pad and trees, walk way, flowers, and fence. [Editors Note: the location is likley Waldheim village in the Molotschna colony (CS)]

A photo of Herta sitting in a sleigh on the snow covered farm yard and Walter standing near by.

Interior of Mennonite Brethren Publishing House. Date uncertain. Editor A.L. Schellenberg is seated in the foreground. See page 85 in For Everything a Season.

This photo is of the Young Adults Sunday School Class of the Monterey Mennonite Church in Leola, Pennsylvania. This class worked together to peel, slice, dip in batter, and fry five bushels of apples to make apple fritters for the Tri-County Relief Sale. Left to right are: Harold Rohrer, teacher; Luella Yoder; Elaine Moyer; and Ken Handrich.

This is a photo of Dorothy M. Doerksen and Gregory W. Peters on the occasion of their wedding. See page 31 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.