Mennonite Archival Information Database

CA MHC PP-8 - Photo Col. 643-72.0
Item
1954

This photo shows Everette Monkman bringing a boat load of children from Black Island, four miles away. This was part of a Sunday School attendance drive.

Boat tied up for the winter

CA MHC PP-9 - Photo col. 644-250.0
Item
1989

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows a boat tied up for the winter

Boats in the Matheson Island harbour

CA MHC PP-9 - Photo col. 644-73.0
Item
1956

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows the "Ladie Canadian M.S." and the "Wild Knight M.S." tied up in the Matheson Island harbour

Bombardier picking up freight at Pine Dock

CA MHC PP-8 - Photo Col. 643-70.0
Item
1958-1959

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows a bombardier picking up freight at Pine Dock. In the picture are: Edwin Brandt, Otto Hamm, Larry Kehler, Elna and Henry Neufeld and Bill Selikirk, the post office keeper.

Boys in the swimming pool

CA MHC PP-8 - Photo Col. 643-367.0
Item
1970

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows Native Ministries boys in the Camp Assiniboia swimming pool

Boys who participated in the hog project - Hammon, Oklahoma

CA MHC PP-9 - Photo col. 644-411.0
Item
1974

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows a group of boys in front of the recreation center who participated in the Voluntary Service hog project

Brandt's boat at Loon Straits

CA MHC PP-9 - Photo col. 644-103.0
Item
1956

Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds

This photo shows Brandt's boat at Loon Straits.
""that was our boat in Grand Rapids [1952-7 - supplied by our supporters in southern MB]. We took it to Loon Straits but it was not made for Lake Winnipeg. OK on the river at Grand Rapids." It was named “The Ambassador” as we used it to haul kids to Sunday school and sometimes adults to Bible study, or to take ourselves to such places. The name is in Cree Syllabics on the plate on the bow. It is here power by a 15 hp Evindrude. The original motor for the first few months we had it was a 1-3 hp Johnson put-put. In 1959-60 winter it was taken to Moose Lake Bible camp and we got a more lake-worthy boat."