Used in CM 18-30-3. Part of series taken by Dale Linsenmeyer in July 1970 after the earthquake in Peru. Note on back:"A shelter on family built under which they eat & sleep. The ruins of their home is in the background."

Used in CM 18-30-3. Part of series of photos taken by Dale Linsenmeyer (MCC rep. Bolivia) in July 1970 after the earthquake in Peru. Note on back: "A temporary health post set up & run by CWS in the disaster area of Cajacay."

Full width clearing for a road up to Carbojal River in Peru, South America. Used in CM 4-7-8.

Formal photo. Used in the CM 9-31-3 when he & his wife went to Peru with MCC to teach there.

MCC Paxmen are seen here with one of the gigantic machines used in the land-clearing project of the LeTourneau Foundation. L-R: Walter Fast, Harry Moyer, and Robert Sebewaing. Used in CM 7-20-3. Duplicate smaller copy of this photo in 1994-14.58.

MCC Paxmen with one of the gigantic machines used in land-clearing projects of LeTourneau Foundation. L-R: Walter Fast, Harry Moyer, and Robert Schwartz. Used in CM 7-20-3. Duplicate larger copy of photo in 1994-14.286.

Note on back: Remains of a home after the earthquake, baby bed in the midst of the rubble which is mostly adobe brick & wood, the 2 common building materials. Taken by Dale Linsenmeyer, MCC Bolivia; see art. in CM 18-23-1.

Sylvester and Mathilda Dirks with children Sylvia, Paul, Baby Connie, Karen, Lois, James and Howard. The Dirks were missionaries to Peru.

Sylvester and Mattie Dirks with five children standing near their home in Peru which has a large front veranda. Sylvester and Mattie worked with Wycliffe Translators for over 20 years. They came back to Canada and were pastors of numerous churches, the last of which was in Abbotsford British Columbia.

Part of series taken by D. Linsenmeyer, MCC Bolivia, in July 1970 after earthquake in Peru. Note on back: 2 young girls keep warm beside the fire built to cook their food. The ruins of their home are in the bkgd.