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Used in CM 10-1-1. John Schmidt, assist. pastor of thechurch (right) & Ed Unrau (left), moderator of thechurch look over a scale model of the proposed newchurch building

Negatives only (2). Close-up view used in CM 15-24-3. J.J. Reimer, pres. of MHSM stands beside a replica of the village of Kleefeld, the work of Isaac T. Wiens. Second neg. gives a fuller view of the village replica.

Negatives only (2). Infor. on en.: "Elbing (Ka.) Mennonite Church with John P. Janzen." He is holding models of 2 churches, standing beside achurch cornerstone with "Zion Mennonite 1883-1924-1963" on it. Dated July 6, 1966. Small neg.:3.5x2.5

Negatives only. John P. Janzen is holding models of 2 chs., standing outside in front of a church building. A cross motif is part of the front end of the church building C.f. 14.3892.

Used in CM 6-19-8. Model of the Protestant pavilion which was being completed at this time for the Brussels World's Fair, 1958.

View of a model of the Slave Falls Power Plant at the Electrical Exhibit by Eaton's

Scaled down for use in the CM 15-24-12 with ad for Richmond Building Supplies. The house was located in Richmond (1232 Vulcan Way). The manager of the firm was Ed Becker.

Negatives also (3). Three photos; one closer up was used in the CM 7-17-9 in ad. showing this display home of the Rhineland Consumers Co-op. Lumber Yard in Altona, Man. The sign for the co. is included in the photo.

Polaroid photo, identified as E. Tempelton Re: Jake Janzen. Used in ad in CM 15-24-64 for Janz Construction. Jake P. Janzen built custom homes in the Abbotsford, Clearbrook area. Address under photo: 2322 Ware Rd., Abbotsford

Three medical workers perform entropion surgery to correct a patient’s eyelid. Hualien Clinic, Taiwan. Original label: “The Mobile Eye Clinic works in connection with the large Hwalien Clinic. It goes to towns and villages in outlying districts. If the Mobile Eye Clinic discovers a patient needing an operation, he is requested to come to Hwalien where facilities are more convenient. This is one of the many patients needing operations discovered by the Mobile Eye Clinic. An Entropion operation at the Hwalien Clinic."

A medical worker from the Mobile Eye Clinic examines a child’s eyes, Taiwan. The back of the Mobile Eye Clinic truck and a table full of medical implements fill much of the frame. Original label: “Well trained native doctors and nurses also take part in the program of systematically examining all the school children’s eyes and giving treatment. The children are also given medicine to take home and continue the treatment. Thus the American Foundation for Overseas Blind gives out help that is far-reaching, reaching into humble homes in lonely places of the world where little children need help to prevent blindness.”

Children stand in line to be treated by the Mobile Eye Clinic in Taiwan. The Mobile Clinic workers sit and stand around three tables set up in front of the Mobile Clinic truck. Trees and a wooden roof can be seen behind the truck, and a mountain is in the background. Original label: “The Mobile Eye Clinic provided by the American Foundation for Overseas Blind at work in Ekadosan, a village on the East Coast of Formosa. In the school there of two hundred children, eighty percent were found to have trachoma. The school children line up and the doctor examines them, and their treatment is given to them by the nurses.”

This little new chapel for the patients was dedicated in November 1959 when the picture was taken. Used in CM 8-21-5.