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Twenty-eight young women in Yarrow, BC. Standing (left to right) : unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown, Susie (Giesbrecht) Derksen, unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown. Sitting on chairs (left to right) : Lena (Nickel) Klassen, Louise (Friesen) Peters, Annie (Derksen) Dyck, Sarah Neufeld, Mary Friesen, Margaret (Peters) Toews, Lena Kroeker, Gertie (Giesbrecht) Abrahams, Mary Epp, Anne (Ewert), Froese, Mary Thiessen. Sitting on the grass : Erna (Martens) Neumann, Mary Goosen, Mary Wedel, Margaret (Reimer) Henry, Agnes (Isaak) Spenst, Lena Bargen, Mary (Derksen) Enns.

Portrait of David Toews.

Madchenheim in Winnipeg, Manitoba with 25 women. Front row : Amelia Froese, ? Gunther, Mrs. Voth, Tante Marichen Lepp.

Children and teachers, Minneapolis Mennonite Brethren Church. A. A. Smith is on left in back row.

Slide with hymn text and a forest scene produced by the United Church Publishing House in Toronto. Slide was likely used in informal church services or youth events at Stirling Avenue. The text is the third verse of "Tell me the old, old story."

Young people on a trailer being pulled by a tractor. This is possibly a potato digging machine. They are probably a Stirling Crusaders group gathered to harvest potatoes.The farm could be the Edwin Eby or Clayton Moss farm.

A man, possibly Maurice Plummer, loads cardboard onto the back of a truck. Behind him is a shed in which a pile of cardboard can be seen. This is possibly the horse shed, no longer extant, behind Stirling Avenue. The cardboard was likely collected by the "Busy Bees," a Stirling junior youth group doing odd jobs for the Crusaders program, for recycling.

A large group gathered outside in a village setting. A label on the photograph reads "Congregation at Sirko, Basma." This is likely related to the work of missionaries Lillian and Cyril Forth, with the Sudan Interior Mission. The Stirling Avenue congregation were supporters of the Forths.

Four unidentified CPS men in barracks at Civilian Public Service Camp #31

Two unidentified men standing on porch of building at Civilian Public Service Camp #31. The man on the right may be camp superintendent Leon G. Johnson.

Vancouver Mennonite Brethren church choir. Top row ( left to right) : Siegfried Friesen, Dave Abrahams, unknown, unknown, Roland Giesbrecht, Jake Wiens, Ernest Fast, Jake Ewert, Jake Neuman, Dick Neuman, Rudy Martens, Dave Derksen, Arthur Kroeker. Third row (left to right) : Helen Giesbrecht, Margaret (Peters) Toews, Ella Fast, Tina (Nickel) Wiens, Helen (Martens) Nickel, unknown, Emma Neufeld, __Neufeld, unknown, Sue (Wittman) Ewert, Irene (Vogt) Martens, Hulda Kroeker, Anne Kroeker, Evelyn (Goosen) Neufeld, Ben Ewert, Elizabeth (Ewert) Goosen, Martha (Neufeld) Giesebrecht, Theresa (Neufeld) Claughton, ___Neufeld, Ellie (Friesen) Friesen, Mary (Voth) Thiessen, Dan Nickel, Herman Neufeld, William Friesen, Frank Funk, Arthur Pump, Alvina "Vicki" (Peters) Boldt, Jean (Sawatsky) Redekop, Mary Kroeker, Mary Theresa Fast.

Building was on First Street, north of Shields Avenue.

[194-] The former YWCA Activity Center would later become Pacific Bible Institute. This photo evidently taken while the building was used by California National Guard.

Pacific Bible Institute building on Tuolumne Street