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Used in the CM 12-26-at page 10 in insert publication "Mennonite Youth Farm Bulletin A Special Section of The Canadian Mennonite," June 30, 1964, p.1. Postcard with aerial view of the Mennonite Youth Farm and farmland to the north of it. See an aerial photo from 1954 in 2010-14.29 and one in 2001-14.58.

The Children's Home on the Mennonite Youth Farm. See related photos in 2010-14.29 and 30 and CM 7-20-6 for a different view of this building.

Children, youth and one adult man in wheel chairs on the grounds of the Mennonite Youth Farm. One of the farm buildings is in the background. See related photos in 2010-14.29 and 31.

Used in the CM 2-8-1. Aerial view of the Mennontie Youth Farm which was owned and operated by the Sask. Mennonite Youth Society of the Canadian Conference of Mennonites. Among the buildings are: an invalid home, 2 children's homes, a new home for the "mentally weak," plus barns, staff residences, dining hall, etc. See related photos in, 2010-14.30 and 31 and another aerial photo in 32.

Used in CM 4-21-3. Negative also and enlargement, 16.5x11.5, with Dick Epp's name on the back. Baptismal group of 38 young people of the Rosthern (United) Mennonite Church. See CM for their names. Clergy with the group are: First row, l-r: Rev. P. P. Koop and Rev. Arnold Regier, both of whom assisted in the service and Bishop J. C. Schmidt (far right), who presided.

Used in CM 7-20-6. The nursing staff home at the Mennonite Youth Farm. Negative has a different view of this building. Additional photo (11.5x11) and negs show a partial view of the annex and house of the Invalid Home. Compare to photo on the top of the page in CM 7-20-6.

Used in CM 5-50-1 which shows the building with part of the new addition.

Cropped for use in CM 15-27-3. Members of the Rosthern Valley GC churches participate in a song festival held in the RJC auditorium. Of note are the variety of hats worn by women in the audience (backs to camera).

No. 8, last of series begining at 2001-14.77. Participants at the Canadian Assoc. of Mennonite Homes & Hospitals meeting at the Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern eat a meal. Waldemar Regier, pastor of Mount Royal Church, Saskatoon & speaker at the meeting is at far left.

No. 7 in series. A participant, unidentified, back to camera, at the Canadian Assoc. of Mennonite Homes & Hospitals looks at the bathing facilities of the new Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern where the meeting was taking place.

No. 6 in series. 2 unidentified participants at the Canadian Assoc. of Mennonite Homes & Hospitals try their hand at the shuffleboard game in the Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern where their meetings were taking place.

No. 4 & 5 of series. Two close up views of participants, unidentified, at the Canadian Assoc. of Mennonite Homes & Hospitals meeting at the new Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern. 2nd photo is 13x18 & shows 2 men examining small objects. Note on back of #4 says: by David Hiebert. Perhaps he was the photographer. He wrote the art. in CM 17-12-1.

No. 3 in series. Edwin Peters, speaking at the Canadian Assoc. of Mennonite Homes & Hospitals meeting at the Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern where he was the admin. See CM 17-12-1.

Used in CM 17-15-6. #2 of series of Canadian Mennonite Homes and Hospitals mtg. at the Rosthern nursing home. View through observation mirror of participants at this meeting in front of a nursing station at which there are nurses.

8 photos linked to article in CM 17-12-1. 44 attended the 4th annual mtg. of the Canadian Association of Mennonite Hospitals and Homes at the new Mennonite Nursing Home in Rosthern. Here members are in one of the residents' areas, the lounge? 2 residents of the nursing home in the foreground sit at tables, one in a wheelchair. Series continues to 2001-14.83