Used in CM 16-35-3 & 18-28-16. No. 6 in series of photos, members of the work camp carry dirt away in baskets, "Transporting earth the hard way." See also 1994-14.466-477.
Used in CM 3-47-5. Caption: "Road building operations near Mayfair, Sask." Two men pose beside a bulldozer being used to build a road. C.f. 1994-14.1898.
MCC Paxmen are seen here with one of the gigantic machines used in the land-clearing project of the LeTourneau Foundation. L-R: Walter Fast, Harry Moyer, and Robert Sebewaing. Used in CM 7-20-3. Duplicate smaller copy of this photo in 1994-14.58.
South of Benjamin Aceval - finished road. This is a segment of the Trans-Chaco Road which traverses 250 miles of the Chaco from Asuncion to the Mennonite colonies further inland. Used in CM 6-19-4.
The sign at the entrance of the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp where a road was built. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.467 - 1994-14.477 & 1994-14.1512-14.
Road construction continues during the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.466 - 1994-14.477.
Taking a break during the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp. Refreshments were provided by local Mennonite churches. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.466 - 1994-14.477.
Taking a break during the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp. Even warm water tasted good. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.466 - 1994-14.477.
The finished product (a road) of the fourth South-East Asia reconciliation work camp. Not found in CM. Related article in CM 16-35-3. See also files 1994-14.466 - 1994-14.477.
Some areas of the Trans-Chaco roadway follow and old roadbed. The culvert in the foreground was so poor it was bypassed, and a new one is being constructed in the background. Used in CM 5-26-3. Only negative available.
