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Negatives (2), one for photo & similar one of them looking down. Used in CM 6-44-5. L. to R.: Walter Kroeker, pres.; Peter Brown, vice-pres.; David Schulz, chair. ministerial com.; D. K. Friesen, sec. & manager.

Negatives (2). Similar to 14.2936 except here Ben Horch, music director is included (extreme left).

L. to R.: D. K. Friesen; Dennis Barkman, Bill Jordan. The latter two sit across from Friesen, station manager who is at his desk; all 3 are holding papers which they are reading.

Negatives (2); 2 similar photos. Note attached to larger One: "Discussing area news are L.to R.:D.K. Friesen, manager; Bill Jordan, news ed.; Dennis Barkman, production manager. Local correspondents in Man. towns phone in news...

Negatives (3), for photo & 2 similar poses. L. to R.: D. K. Friesen, sec.treas. of SMBC & manager of CFAM; Dennis Barkman, station manager; Ben Horch, music director; informal discussion in the music library.

Negatives only (2). Similar to 14.2939 except here all 3 men are standing behind the counter & Bill Jordan is on the telephone.

Negatives (6). Used in CM 12-7-1. Friesen (left) & Barkman (right) are holding letters & petitions (12,000 signatures) opposing liberalization of the liquor laws in Man. Two copies of photo & add. one with both men looking aside.

See CM 7-24-1 re. opening & dedication of new Friesen plant. L.to R.: Mrs. D. W. Friesen, who cut the ribbon; D. K. Friesen, pres.; Jack Schellenberg, Semmler Construction? who gave the keys to D. K. Friesen.

Used in CM 14-38-11. Hon. J.B. Carroll, Mininster of Welfare for Man. Speaks at microphone at official opening of Ebenezer Home for the Aged. Chair of ceremonies, D.K. Friesen stands at right. Center is Ed Pokrant, vice-chair & former chair of Ebenezer board.

Negatives, 3, for photo and for photo used in CM 14-38-11. In the unused photo, the Honorable J. B. Carroll, Minister of Welfare, has just cut the ribbon for the one-story building. Ed Pokrant, vice- chair and former chair of the Ebenezer Board holds part of the ribbon. In the used neg., D. K. Friesen, chair of the opening ceremonies, stands to the right of Carroll and Pokrant. The third neg. shows some of the audience, mainly women (their hats are of interest), seated at the front of the building for the ceremony.

Similar to photo used in CM 13-5-1. Plaque given D.W. Friesens by CMA, Jan. 28 when office moved to Wpg. (Standing in front of the portrait of D.W, not visible.) l-r: H.Dueck, R.C. Friesen, T.E. Friesen, D.K Friesen, V.G. Doerksen, D.Schroeder, F.H. Epp (not in published photo.)

Semi-formal. Presentation of a plaque to D.W. Friesen & Sons from the officers of the CM Association; L-R?: H. Dueck, R.C. Friesen, T.E. Friesen, D.K. Friesen, V.G. Friesen, D. Schroeder and Frank Epp. Used in CM 13-5-1. Only negatives.

Victor G. Doerksen, pres. of CMA holds the plaque being presented to Friesens when CM moved to Wpg. He shakes the hand of D.K. Friesen (left) while Ted Friesen looks on smiling. D. Schroeder, past pres. (hidden) at right.

Victor G. Doerksen, pres. of CMA presents plaque to D.K. Friesen when CMA office moved to Wpg. 2 similar photos, in one the portrait of D.W. Friesen hanging on the wall (above them) is fully visible.