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This is a photo of Elmer A. Martens, doctoral student in Old Testament at the Claremont School of Religion and professor-elect for Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary, responds to Frank Epp's paper "Whose Land is Palestine?", presented to the annual meeting of the Peace Section of Mennonite Central Committee, January 23, 1969.

This is a photo of Elmer A. Martens, doctoral student in Old Testament at the Claremont School of Religion and professor-elect for Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary, responds to Frank Epp's paper "Whose Land is Palestine?", presented to the annual meeting of the Peace Section of Mennonite Central Committee, January 23, 1969.

This photo is of Elmer Neufeld speaking at MCC's 50th anniversary ceremony held at the Prairie Street Mennonite Church.

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

This photo is of Erma Friesen, a nurse in Haiti, inserting an IV into a scalp vein of a very young child. The child is lying on a table and is being held down by nurse Linda Loewen. The description on the back says, "Erma Friesen, Winnipeg, Man., a Mennonite Central Committee volunteer at Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Haiti, one of three night duty nurses at the hospital is in charge of the medical ward and the overnight ward. Most of her patients are small children with severe cases of gastroenteritis and must be fed intravenously. If the children are extremely dehydrated, scalp veins are used for injecting the IVs. In this photo, Erma (left), assisted by Linda Loewen, is attempting to insert the I.V.in the vein of the child's head. MCC presently has eight volunteers in the Hospital Albert Schweitzer area and 17 volunteers serving in Haiti."

Formal photo. Used in the CM 17-27-2.

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.

Formal photo; reduced in size for use in the CM 17-38-3 when she began her term of VS with MCC.

From Personnel Pictures file of MCC. She was at Orient.School Sept. 1968 and sent to do VS at the Children's Center, Laurel, Md. Used in CM 16-37-6.

Formal photo. From PPF of MCC. Used in the CM 17-37-3 when she was going for VS to Nfld.

Mrs. Evelyn Starboard works in the education section of the Catoctin Job Corps Center. Here she is working with an Afro-American man.

Exec. committee of MCC (Akron) with Russian Baptist visitors, at annual meeting, Jan. 23-24. In center, Sergei Timchenko holds Russian Bible with H. Ernest Bennett (to left in photo). To the right is Mrs. Klaudia Pillipuk.