Used in CM 18-47-4. Caption: "A Wood Cree Indian Child from Northern Ont. Her future, which will stress her cultural heritage, is being placed back in the good hands of her own people."
A woman bakes bread in her kitchen for the Relief Sale. Dated May 10, 1968. Five somewhat different photos of her taking bread out of the oven. In one her daughter? watches. A similar one was used in the MRS brochure of 1969.
A young girl sits with some of the stuffed toys (she is hugging one of them) that will be sold at the Relief Sale. Taken in the '70's? Was together with other photos taken by the Hamilton Spectator.
3 sheets with 24 6x6 prints (proofs) of Alice Snyder & Pearl Cressman in centennial costume with crafts for the Mennonite Relief Sale. See 1994-14.1642 & 1643 for photos that were made into larger prints.
3 copies. Alice Snyder & Pearl Cressman in centennial costume displaying a pyjama doll for the Relief Sale. Used May 27, 1971 in K-W Record ad & in the MRS brochure of '70 & '71. See XIV-3.2.4 & XIV-7.3.2.1 MRS files in MAO.
6 copies of photo. Caption on back: Alice Snyder & Pearl Cressman in centennial costume with sunbonnets, pyjama dolls & pillow cases for Relief Sale. C.f. 1994-14.1643 & 1644 for related photos.
Corn harvest in Southern Ontario: Harvest scenes are the great annual events. Scenes such as these make the difference between famine and plenty. Used in CM 7-37-1.
Formal photo. Used in the CM 10-11-3 when he won an award of Merit for his work as a potato grower in Preston (now Cambridge), Ont. He was a member of MEDA & assoc. dir. of the Canadian MCC office.
Negatives only (6) showing tomatoes being picked & transported on the farm of P. Warkentin. His son Edgar operates the tractor while Jake Klassen watches. Katie Warkentin is filling a half-bushel basket as are the 2 boy-employees.
