Used in CM 16-31-3 when he took charge of an office for the MCC Peace Section of Washington, D.C. in August 1968. Formerly he had been pastor of the Woodlawn Mennonite Church in Chicago.
Infor. on back: Dr. Sakakibara, leader of 4th Project Bridge building group. 25 Japanese young people toured the US, July 2 to Aug. 26, 1968. This is a closeup, profile view of Dr.Sakakibara (correct sp.). C.f. CM 17-30-3.
Used in CM 18-36-3. Dr. William L. Mellon, founder of Hospital Albert Schweitzer in Haiti chats with Richard & Grace Bender of Tavistock, Ont. who were in Akron for orientation to serve in Haiti. Dr. Mellon was visiting MCC.
Informal head photograph of Mrs. Edna Byler. Not found in Canadian Mennonite. Other photographs in CM 18-13-10 and CM 12-40-6. Related articles in CM 11-42-12 and CM 11-48-10.
From PPF of MCC. Used in CM 17-16-3 when she began a 2 yr. VS term in Germany. She attended Orientation. Sch. Mar. 18-31; the photo is dated March 1969.
Formal photo. From PPF of MCC. See the CM 16-32-3 for a notice of his going to Botswana, Africa on a PAX assignment. The notice reads: "Eric Rempel, St. Anne, Man., has volunteered for a 27-month Pax assignment as an agriculturalist in Botswana, Africa. A graduate of the University of Manitoba, he has been employed by the Canadian Department of Agriculture."
From Personnel Pictures of MCC. Used in CM 17-38-3 when she began 2 years of VS at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Haiti. She was a graduate of St. Boniface Sch. of Nursing and a member of the Niverville Mennonite Church
From Personnel Pictures of MCC. At Orientation School Sept. 1968. MCC volunteers from Sardis, B.C. Both served at Junior Village, Washington, D.C. Used in CM 16-37-6.
Informal photo. On the back is written "Ettie Janzen, receptionist at MCC Headquarters, Akron, Pa. with the refugee list in which she found her own family listed." See CM 18-16-10 for an article on her.
