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Used in CM 4-34-7. Addition to the Menno Home which was added to the north end of the existing building and dedicated in August. It allowed for 40 guests to the home instead of 30. A portion of the main building is visible at left. See related photo in 2010-14.219.

Used in CM 8-26-5, neg. also. Baptismal group of 20 of the West Abbotsford Mennonite Church. Seated in the centre of the front row are: Rev. P. J. Froese (left) and Rev. A. A. Harder (right).

Used in CM 7-25-18. Baptismal group of the West Abbotsford Mennonite Church. See CM for their names. In the centre of the front row are: Rev. A. A. Harder (left) who officiated and Rev. P. J. Froese (right), the leading minister.

Back (left to right): Erika (Thiessen) Reimer, Hermann Reimer, Alvin Epp, Jake Janzen, Ed Peters, Peter Peters , John Dyck

Front: (left to right): Nettie (Regehr) Dyck, Linda (Loewen) Danallanko, Rev. Harder, Rev. Froese, Margaret (Froese) Reimer, Helen (Wiebe) Schroeder

Enlarged to15.5x10.5 for use in the CM 6-27-6. Baptismal group of the West Abbotsford Mennonite Church.

Front row (left to right): unknown, Erna Rempel, Gerda (Hampel) Milne, Lena (Foth) Goertzen, Rev. A. A. Harder, Mary (Buhler) Sawatzky, Erna (Dueck) Wedel, possibly Katharina Bergen.

Middle row (left to right): Frank Reinke, Jacob Wiebe, Harold Funk, Rudolph Nickel, Victor Klassen, unknown, Albert Heinrichs, Siegfried Klassen, Jacob Wiebe, Abram A. Olfert.

Back row (left to right): Peter Krueger, Frank Reimer, Bruno Epp, possibly Bill Reimer, Jacob Tilitzky, Edward Enns, Heinrich Neudorf, Peter J. Froese

Front view of Menno Private Hospital, on the same property as the Menno (Private) Home, and sign for the 2 properites, both used in CM 9-46-19 with article. Three negs also. Both were sponsored by the Mennonite Benevolent Society, which is named on the sign.

Two views of front of Menno (Private) Home building in 1961. Negs also.

Used in CM 4-15-1. New wing planned for the Home for the Aged in Abbotsford is shown as well as an individual unit (12.5x10.5). Smaller copies (6x6) for both and negs. Two additional photos (11x10.5 & 10.5x7.5), taken in summer, of the new wing? Negs for both.

Neg only. Executive of the Canadian Mennonite Youth Organization, 1954. The 3 members, named in the CM 2-27-4 (and shown here?) were: Arthur Wiens, pres., Anne Giesbrecht and Paul Peters. See "Jugendseite" and related photo in 2010-14.135.

Neg also. Youth of the Canadian Mennonite Youth Organization (young women in a long line in middle of photo) gathered for morning devotions on missions on Sunday at the Conference of Mennonites in Canada meeting in July in Abbotsford. See "Jugendseite" and article in the CM 2-27-4. Related photo in 2010-14.136.

Used in the CM 8-5-9. Menno Epp (left), vice-pres and John Neufeld (right), pres following the meeting of the BC Mennonite Youth Organization. Epp was to be acting pres in the 9 month absence of Neufeld. A 2nd photo also, 11.5x9.5. See related photos in 2010-14.120 and 121.

Used in the CM 8-5-3. The B.C. Mennonite Youth Organization cabinet as elected for 1960. L-r: Dick Rempel; Rita Balzer, treasurer; George Schmidt; Shirley Hildebrandt, secretary; John Neufeld, president; Menno Epp, vice-pres. A 2nd photo shows the same group in a different pose.

Used in the CM 8-5-3. Harvey Taves (left), guest speaker at the B.C. Mennonite Youth Organization sessions held in Abbotsford, converses with former summer service members. See related photo in 2010-14.121.

Used in the CM 7-41-9. Looking at the display for the Missionary Conference held at the West Abbotsford Mennonite Church in Sept. are: Frieda Wiebe, Doreen Dueck and Eva Harder.

Negative only, was used in the CM 6-22-1 showing youth at the Leadership Clinic sponsored by the Mennonite Youth Organization of B.C. Photo shows the youth and their leaders at Ocean Park (on May 19), the other location for this meeting. See related photo in 2010-14.116.

Used in the CM 7-21-3. Albert Nickel and Jake Schellenberg of the West Abbotsford Mennonite Youth Fellowship before departure to transport donated beds and mattresses to the Ootsa Lake Bible Camp in northern B.C.