Winkler Bible School - Morning Star Yearbook (Winkler, Manitoba Canada)

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Left to right: Frieda Enns, Class Representative; Mr. John Froese, Staff Advisor; Grace Petkau, Class President; John Thiessen, President, Dave Hamm, Class Repre¬ sentative. James 1:22 “Be ye doers of the word.” We as a committee thank God for the opportunity and privilege of being a witness and testimony to the com¬ munity in the various aspects of practical Christian service. Various groups serve at the Bethel Hospital with singing and visitations. Singing groups also serve at the Salem Home in Winkler and in the Tabor Home in Morden. Fourteen of our students are also active in teaching seven Good News Clubs, sponsored by Child Evangelism Fel¬ lowship, three in Winkler, three in Morden and one in V alleyfield. Several of our students are again conducting two children’s choirs in the village of Osterwick. Our aim, this year, was to share with the commun ity that which we have learned and it is our prayer that through all these activities someone has been drawn closer to Christ. On behalf of the committee I would like to thank all the teachers and students who have helped us make this service a success. Special thanks to Doreen Heide, a former student, for her help at Osterwick. John J. Thiessen, Chairman. COMPLIMENTS OF c Coewen J unercif crjfmtd. MORDEN 822-4058 DAY OR NIGHT Service — Economy — Sincerity 33

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Recreation Committee Left to right: Mr. Howard Dyck, Staff Advisor; Ed Labun, Dorothy Penner, Frank Koop, Chairman; David Martens. This year, we, as recreation and social committee have endeavoured to encourage a wholesome recreational and social programme within our school. Events which proved to be of interest this year were the annual football game played against Elim Bible School, a scavenger hunt which was followed by an evening of skits, and several skating parties which were held during the winter months. Competitive sports were also encouraged; these consisted of curling in the local curling rink, hockey on our own rink and a ping-pong tournament which was held in school. It is our desire that as a result of the various activities that have taken place we may have been drawn closer together as students and also have been strengthened spiritually. Frank Koop, Chairman. Compliments of DRS. N. J. NEUFELD and CORNELIUS DERKSEN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Winnipeg, Manitoba 35