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Used in the CM 6-25-1. Kay Woelk, Abbotsford, B.C. is welcomed to the Bethel Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing. Other names are written on the back of the photo but more than 2 so the 2 nurses cannot be ident.

He succeeded Dr. H. A. Warkentin as supervisor of immigration for the Canada Colonization Assoc. in March1956. Used in CM 4-10-3.

Johann and Helmut Bergmann, father and son, are shown here in their temporary quarters of the only machine shop in Friesland Colony. Used in CM 9-19-5.

Used in CM 16-27-6. Audience & speakers at the Man. Women's Cf. held in the Sargent Ave. Mennonite Church; choir on the platform & Wayfarers group from the Bethel Mennonite Church Note on back states: "To be picked up by Mrs. Redekop.

Used in CM 19-8-7 & the Bulletin, SSCM, Sept. 13, 1966. Combined mass choir & string ensemble from Man. congs. perform in Wpg. aud. (compare to CM 13-49-1) at the closing session of the July Cf.; George Wiebe conducts.

Used in CM 14-12-3.The 90 voice Springfield Heights Mennonite Church choir poses in the choir loft at the front of the church. They sang at a song festival (Saengerfest) for the 1st anniversary of the church.

Sam Bergen and his wife with their two sons. The
younger son is pointing to the continent of Europe
on a globe, which could indicate the place where
they went as missionaries. Same as Peter S. Bergen
in CM 18-22-3?

Discussion among students at AMUS meeting in Edmonton, Feb. 1965, in 1 photo; in 2nd photo they are eating. John Bergen? (head down) in 2nd photo. See SSCM p.6 in CM 13-9-9 & 1992-14.3537 & 1994-14.2059f. for related photos.

Negs also, of 2 poses similar to photo used in CM 6-23-5 with article: Dr. (physician) & Mrs. Hildebrand, Mr. (school principal) & Mrs. John Bergen and Frank C. Peters (far right) in front of the United Church. Peters was the main speaker at the May 25 youth rally. Additional neg. of the men only with additional unidentified man at far left (minister of the United Church in Teulon?).

Negs also, 2: # 3 was used in the CM 7-11-8 with an ad by D. W. Friesen & Sons Ltd. with the heading "Young people need books." The 7 young men were taking a break and discussing cars at the Alberta Mennonite Youth Organization workshop in Tofield. Shown are: Arnold Neufeld, Donald Heide, John Bergen, Ken Rempel, Bernard Warkentin, David Boschman, Garry Harder.

Used in the CM 11-19-2. Members of the Canadian Mennonite Youth Council at its organizational meeting. L-r: Menno Epp, out-going pres.; John Bergen, out-going sec.; Bernie Thiessen, committee member; Vernon Toews, pres.; Rev. Edward Ens, youth advisor; Bill Thiessen, vice-pres.

Used in SSCM, p.6. Discussion among participants at Edmonton AMUS meeting in Feb. includes John Bergen, Ph.D. candidate at U. of Alberta, Stanley Shantz, Edmonton pastor & U. students. C.f. 1992-14.2828 & 1994-14.2059f.

Used in CM 1-10-5. Canadian Reunion in Chicago. While enroute to and from council meetings in Bluffton, Ohio, a number of Canadians met Dec. 6 for food and fellowship at a Mennonite Biblical Seminary apartment building. L-r: Aaron Klassen, Homewood, Man.; Helen Epp, Altona, Man.; Mary Giesbrecht, Winkler, Man. (studying post-graduate nursing); Mrs. Arnold J. Regier, Rosthern, Sask.; Norman and Irma Bergen & son Timothy Lynn, Aberdeen, Sask.; Lois, wife of Paul Dyck (not on the photo) with son Rodney, of Carstairs, Alberta; Esther & Menno Bergen with son David Michael, Aberdeen, Sask.; and Peter Ratzlaff, Rosemary, Alberta (not on published photo but on the neg.). Paul, Aaron and Norman were seminary students. Mrs. J. Regier, Peter Ratzlaff and Helen and Frank Epp (not on the photo but likely the photographer) were the travelers.

Shown at a desk holding a magazine. See CM 4-5-6; 5-12-5; 10-6-7; 16-33-3. On the back of the photo the date June 20, 1967 is written, but in that issue the only photo about work in the Congo is on p.1, showing the Infor. Cr.

Used in CM 14-50-9. 11 missionaries from Canada at the MB GC in Corn. Jacob Falks, John N. Klassens, Roland Marshes, Nettie Berg, Miriam Jantzen, Anne Ediger (in costume), Henry D. Derksen, David Friesen.