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Participants in the Conrad Grebel College Elderhostel program, June 11-17, 1989. Back row (left to right): Anna Wideman, Allan Robertson, Beatrice Whalley, Frank Benum, Lloyd Tufts, Ralph Lebold (College President), Bill McMahon, Don Warrell, Len Friesen (Instructor, ‘The Soviet Union Today‘), John Miller (Instructor, "Meet the Prophets‘). Middle Row (left to riqht): Irene Benum, Jeannette Tidman, Elsa Hall, Elma Kramers, Eileen Lebold, Isabel Foster, Esther Davey, Mary Jarrett, Merrick Jarrett (Instructor, ‘Australia in Song"), Pat Robertson, Louise Miller, Toini Warrell. Front Row (left to riqht): Marg Coffey, Marion Hooper, Marie Clouter, Natalie Strauss, Marion Elliot, Bernice Esdale, Belva Kalbfleish, Laureen Harder (Elderhostel Coordinator), Eldean Harter, Helen Holmes, Rose Goldsvorthy, Isabella Bezant, Maude Collins. Children in front: Anna Friesen, Isaac Friesen.

Participants in the Conrad Grebel College Elderhostel program, June 11-17, 1989. Back row (left to right): Anna Wideman, Allan Robertson, Beatrice Whalley, Frank Benum, Lloyd Tufts, Ralph Lebold (College President), Bill McMahon, Don Warrell, Len Friesen (Instructor, ‘The Soviet Union Today‘), John Miller (Instructor, "Meet the Prophets‘). Middle Row (left to riqht): Irene Benum, Jeannette Tidman, Elsa Hall, Elma Kramers, Eileen Lebold, Isabel Foster, Esther Davey, Mary Jarrett, Merrick Jarrett (Instructor, ‘Australia in Song"), Pat Robertson, Louise Miller, Toini Warrell. Front Row (left to riqht): Marg Coffey, Marion Hooper, Marie Clouter, Natalie Strauss, Marion Elliot, Bernice Esdale, Belva Kalbfleish, Laureen Harder (Elderhostel Coordinator), Eldean Harter, Helen Holmes, Rose Goldsvorthy, Isabella Bezant, Maude Collins. Children in front: Anna Friesen, Isaac Friesen.

Len Enns conducts the Mennonite choir who gathered from across Ontario to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan issue, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.

Mennonites from across Ontario gathered to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.

Len Enns conducts the Mennonite choir who gathered from across Ontario to sing hymns of peace at the "Sing for Peace" rally in response to the Balkan conflict, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.

Conrad Grebel College board members in a meeting, 1985

The 1986/1987 board of governors of Conrad Grebel. Front (left to right): Wanda Roth, Ralph Lebold, Marie Burkholder, John Lichti. Middle row (left to right): George Schiedel, Susan Shantz, Lloyd Koch, Garry Schultz, Paul Enns, David Martin, Vernon Leis. Back (left to right): Werner Packull, Dan Mathews, John Dick, Bill Dick, Fred Kinsie.

George and Mary (Hunsberger) Schiedel

Music Workshop at School of Adult Studies, Conrad Grebel College in 1970s? Led by Robert Shantz.

(Colour) Conrad Grebel College Board of Governors reporting to 1991 annual session of MCEC held at Waterloo Oxford District Secondary School. See theme of conference "Discovering our hidden treasure" in background.

Conrad Grebel College Board of Governors. Front L-R: Harold Sherk, Herta Fransen, John Dick, W. Klaassen, Leonard Epp, Glenn Brubacher; Back: M.R.Good, Vernon Brubacher, Lewis Brubacher, Orland Gingerich, Frank Epp, Ron Schlegel

Conrad Grebel College Board of Governors, 1989-1990. Front (L-R): Dennis Gingrich, Betti Erb, Rod Sawatsky, Howi O'Krafka, Susan Shantz; Middle (L-R): David Martin, Don Snyder, Richard Snyder, Joe Snyder, Florence Schlegel, Eleanor Epp-Stobbe; Back (L-R): Jim Reimer, Robert Musselman, Robert Horvath, Henry Paetkau, John Dick

Conrad Grebel College Board of Governors, 1990/91. Seated (L-R): John Dick, Bob Horvath, Robert Musselman, Fred Neufeld, Helen Martens, Harold Thiessen; Standing (L-R): Eleanor Epp-Stobbe, Florence Schlegel, Henry Paetkau, Robert Bender, David Martin, Rod Sawatsky, Monica Scheifele, Peter Janzen, Don Snyder

Annual Board of Governors dinner at Conrad Grebel College, 1976.

Left to right: Doug Snider, Jenny Schwartzentruber and Peter Erb in foreground with the youth group that helped move the Conrad Grebel library into its new building.