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Negative also. Used in CM 8-21-1. Meeting re. Mennonite position on public aid to private schools. L. to R.: John Regehr, sec.; Archie Penner; Gerhard Lohrenz, chair.; D. D. Klassen, B. D. Reimer (latter 2 read papers). See 14.2873.

Negative also. Used in CM 8-21-3. Participants at meeting re. public aid to private schools at MBCI. See 14.2872.

Negatives only (4). Used in the CM 13-45-1. The businessmen (40 or so) who attended an ethics seminar sponsored by MCC (Canada) & the Canadian B. of Chr. Service, at United College, Wpg. Note on back: to be used with an art.

Negatives only (4). Used in the CM 12-29-1 with art. by the editor, Frank H. Epp on the meeting with a rep. of the CLAC. L. to R.: Harvey Plett, Steinbach; Rudy Regehr, Wpg.; Harry Antonides of CLAC; J. A. Toews, Wpg.

Negatives only (2). Similar to 14.2878 except taken from a different angle.

Used in the CM 10-12-4. Panel members at the Alberta MYO meeting at the Didsbury Bergthal Mennonite Church: Edgar W. Epp, Henry Dick, Walter Paetkau, Martin Goerzen, Ernest Epp. Second photo is similar, closer up.

A meeting (almost exclusively males) being held at Grace Mission in Vancouver, British Columbia. The audience is facing the unknown female speaker.

J. Winfield Fretz, future pres. of CGC, speaks to an inter-Mennonite audience (backs to camera) in the Physics & Math building, U. of Waterloo. See article in CM 11-1-4. Women also present. Related to 1994-14.2107 & 2108?

Left to right : Sally (Schroeder) Isaak, unknown, Henry C. Born, David Manuel having lunch in one of the rooms at Columbia Bible College.

Nine adults having a meeting at Columbia Bible College. Left to right around the table : unknown, Sally (Schroeder) Isaac, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Henry C. Born.

Fourteen adults having a meeting around a table. Of the two people sitting in front of the window, the left person is Henry Wiebe.

Session at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples" held at the University of Waterloo. Harold Cardinal addresses the gathering in a university lecture hall. The symposium was presented by Conrad Grebel College, the University's Federation of Students and Mennonite Central Committee (Canada). A report in Canadian Mennonite noted that in addition to local students, Indigenous students from other universities, as well as Dene and Haudenosaunee participants and civil servants were in attendance.

Traditional dance performed by the Niagara Iroquois Dance Group in the chapel of Conrad Grebel College. Part of the events at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples." 20-22 Jan 1976. Photo published in K-W Record 21 Jan 1976.

Four students and three staff members sitting around a table.