Canadian Mennonite Bible College - Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

:”p - , - ■ f % t ■3 ' f ' V «►, I- K � J 1 .- Canadian mennonite bible college discovery... n I li Hi HI !! Ill mil in n ntH it 1 1 if 1 | |j| I }| U • III II ill II i I u s i M I ! CANADIAN MENNONITE BIBLE COLLEGE .ISIlMlMIllll ill i u n III lit 1 111 i 1 ! i,l 4 foreword The experiences of the Christian ' s life are a discovery of faith, of Christian community, of self, and of the world. A thorough integration of these experiences brings purpose and wholesome fulfill¬ ment to life. At C.M.B.C. we are challenged to find the foundation of our faith, the meaning of Chris¬ tian fellowship, the value of knowing ourselves, and our response to the world of persons. C.M.B.C. is a place of discovery. BETTY KEHLER faith 7 $ . • • ' :.■ • ' .-■-• ■ ' ■ : ■ -- • . I ' - - ' ' ' ' ---? v.,.■■■ ;■ x : y . .. ' ■ . . • • .. -v , :: ... - ■ ■, ■■■ : r -. ' . , ' x- y ‘ ? • V :, ' v. V ... ■ v . ,V� ; ■ . . ■ ' . . m ' t . •••••.- S ' C ' ;. ' ' V •• ! ! • - . : i ; ' -k God gave purpose to his people by interacting with them in history. This interaction is faith. We, too, participate in the dialogue of faith as we en¬ counter God in our lives, particularly in worship and biblical studies. Faith gives us the necessary security to venture into the future with anticipation. I ntroductory ■ Study and Practice A ' cappella Choir First Row: Kuni Lu Vivian Bartel Betty Peters Milli Harder Emmeli ne Plett Doris Janzen Ruth Neufeld Rita Balzer Annie Weier Elaine Hiebert Ruth Neufeld s Second Row: Barbara Peters Karen Klassen Ruth Wiebe Martha Neufeld Hilda Dalke Carol Ewert Irma D ok Eleanore Rempel Gwen Poettcker Doreen Giesbrecht Third Row: Ken Loewen Gerald Neufeld Iverson Grove Gerald Schmidt John Toews Bert Esau Eric Froese Jake Goertzen Fourth Row: Leonard Enns Isbrand Hiebert Edward Enns Ron Brown Erwin Warkentin Peter Froese Robert Wedel Johnny Peters John Poettcker (Missing: Ed Giesbrecht) Conductor: George Wiebe _ ,..i i f ' We 4 - ' ' J ' C f{rSj v •P ' mmmm mmm The oratorio latter was a joint choir performed two effort with MBBC. works, Bach’s Weihnacht ' s Oratorium and Brahm ' s Requiem community 4 -,. Community becomes dynamic as we live together, studying, socializing and sharing in discussions. The encounter between stu¬ dents and faculty and staff enriches and adds new dimensions to student life. Fur¬ thermore, the community is a testing ground to examine the authenticity of our witness, be it word or act. The C.M.B.C. community is part of a larger community, the constituency. Through exchanges both college and constituency gain perspective on their roles. HENRY POETTCKER, B.D., Th.D. President Instruction: New Testament faculty PRESIDENT ' S ADDRESS There is something thrilling about making discoveries. All of us remember the stories we read about explorers who went into the unknown and discovered new lands, treasures and peoples. With them we foo had new vistas opened to us. The student who moves out into the world and whose particular chapter of the world includes C.M.B.C. makes his discoveries too. Faith can take on a new and living dimension and a sense of community can grow out of the family context which has become so meaningful here. The discovery of self is a further vista that opens to the student in the academic setKng. This may be both a frustrating and encouraging experience, yet one that must come for anyone to relate meaningfully to his Creator, to his Lord and to his fellow man. You, the reader, are invited to make your own dis¬ coveries as you browse through these pages. WALDEMAR JANZEN, M.A., Th.M. (Ph.D. cand.) Instruction: Old Testament, Biblical Theology, German GEORGE D. WIEBE, A.M.M., A.R.C.T., Mus.M. Instructor in Music HELMUT HARDER, B.D. Registrar Instruction: Christian Education Theology, German LEO DRIEDGER, M.A., B.D., Ph.D Instruction: Sociology ESTHER WIEBE, L.M.M. Instructor in Music FRED MERRETT Instruction in Brass LAWRENCE KLIPPENSTEIN Instruction: Church History, Missions (On ' eave, 1967-68) MABEL BUTTERWORTH, A.R.C.T, Instructor in Voice ROD SAWATSKY, A.B Instruction: History, Church History (Not Pictured) VALERIE REED, B.A Instruction: English IRMA TOEWS, A.R.C.T, Instructor in Piano FRANCIS WICKBERG L.M.M., A.T.C.M. Instructor in Voice ERNA LOEWEN Secretary PETER R. HARDER Business Manager RUDY A. REGEHR Public Relations « s! | ANNE HI EBERT Assistant Cook ANNIE JANZEN Head Cook HERTHA PENNER Assistant Cook t | WSmv wmP ' 1 ijEPSS ff’ JC«3B kmi ‘ h- WWlUHf ' Formal Tramp supper A retreat to Moose Lake provided the opportunity for the new student body to become acquainted. S| V- ■ ' JPPM ' ■ V , I Km I riP 101 ' U |k r ; r 1 I 1 a i H ;.!jr ■ uli- ' E I p t t IhpNa gM| ■ ri M gaSS ' • x t : - s ‘■ ' f t : u? 4 Is Mi m pn If _ M a TTl 1 il I n I 1 y v ■ r r 1 ! I ! Student Service Apart from the routine of classes and studies, students give a portion of their time each week to service. As we become engaged in Christian service we must become involved with our whole being and speak to the total needs of the in¬ dividual. We express our love and concern for the individual in visitations, teaching, and per¬ sonal relationships. The concern group organized to study the churcl community in history: their findings they sharei with various church groups. a ■; . i i . jHp [ 1 _ - 1 % _ I- self As we participate in worship, academic studies, social activities and service oppor¬ tunities we continually seek to identify our¬ selves in relationship to those around us. Integrating our identities in experiences and activities into a unified whole is an inte¬ gral part of maturing. In the need to define who we are, we give expressions to ourselves and our ideas. Self expressions in art, music, speech, and writing enrich life. In our college life, our encounter with ideas and situations causes us to examine our beliefs critically. At times we must probe to the very basis, or foundation, of the beliefs which we have been taught, only to find that we actually have no firm base to stand on. Once we have established a solid foundation, we can rebuild our beliefs; the result is a stronger and more stable Christian faith. Only when we are made aware of what we really believe, and why we believe it, do we be¬ come individuals. Erwin Warkentin EL EANORE REMPEL Ste. Anne, Man. EDWIN GIESBRECHT Martensville, Sask. EDNA ENNS Altona, Man. IRMA DYCK Boissevain, IV ELAINE HIEBERT Plum Coulee, Man. RICHARD GOERZEN Aldergrove, B.C. ESTHER PETERS Gretna, Man. r i ALBERT ESAU Meadow Lake, Sask. ! HENRY Asuncion REIMER , Paraguay VALENTINE FUNK Abbotsford, B.C. ROSALIE LOEPPKY Winnipeg, Man. TED JAHNKE Herbert, Sask. ERNA REDEKOPP Asuncion, Paraguay DOROTHY DYCK Coaldale, Alta. GEORGE REMPEL Steinbach, Man. VIVIAN BARTEL Waldheim, Sask. NEILL VON GUNTEN Berne, Indiana LOUISE HILDEBRAND Steinbach, Man. AMANDA KLASSEN Vineland, Ont. r 1 DAVE LETKEMANN Abbotsford, B.C. HILDA DALKE Morden, Man. mmm MAVIS ENS Waldheim, Sask. PETER BARTEL Rosedale, B.C. HELEN LEPP Lethbridge, Alta RONALD BOESE Tofield, Alta. MARLENE FRIESEN Carman, Man. JAKE GOERTZEN Altona, Man. GWENDOLYN POETTCKER Pincher Creek, Alta. JOHN PETERS Gretna, Man. MRS. MARIE REMPEL Steinbach, Manitoba (part-time student) ANITA JANZEN Hague, Sask. ISBRAND H I EBERT Asuncion, Paraguay undergrads A tapestry woven of fibre in appealing array, color, shade, hue, resolve into pattern of ineffable beauty, but, the maker determines that pattern he would pursue. The tapestry is life. things, people, home, community, employ and are employed. impetus to creativity is discovery of self, through searching, understanding applying. the pattern, follows guidelines of faith; faith — the key to creativity. Dorothy Newfeldt JOHN KLASSEN Winnipeg, Man. Christian Education Program DOROTHY NEWFELDT Waldheim, Sask. ELAINE PENNER Winnipeg, Man. ABE PENNER Plum Coulee, Man BETTY PAETKAU Winkler, Man. ALVIN ENS Aberdeen, Sask MURRAY HI EBERT Steinbach, Man. KENNETH LOEWEN Altona, Man. Third year PETER GUENTHER Osier, Sask. ; - : r • ;;, ■ DONALD THIESSEN m 9 I1 OS Si®, to; ‘ V Vfc ■ 4 - V. • ' Jf ' V ' • ,• Countess, Alta. Mhb ! LINDA BOLDT Regina, Sask. 1 2 ' 4 . ' V i JOHN WIEBE Vancouver, B.C. MARVIN BAERGEN Tofield, Alta. KAREN KLASSEN Winnipeg, Man. ARTHUR WIEBE Mission City, B.C. mm . MHf’ ' | 1 , J ORVILLE ANDRES Winnipeg, Man. ALMA LOEWEN Didsbury, Alta. ROBERT WEDEL Calgary, Alta. FRIEDA JANZEN Winnipeg, Man. RUTH NEUFELD Winnipeg, Man. LEONARD ENNS Arnaud, Man. IVERSON GROVE Elkhart, Indiana JOHN POETTCK ER Vancouver, B.C. Third year DORIS JANZEN Pincher Creek, Alta. graduates MARGARET LOEWEN Altona, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education Dear God: I want to thank you for three years o f discovery. I remember the insecure but expectant person who entered the door of this school such a long time ago. I remember the first year of conflict and adjustment, the second year of growing awe and inspiration as exciting realms of the old and new became a part of my experience. I am indeed grateful for the third year in which the jumbled complex of encounters began to shape itself into meaning. I thank you for the school which has helped me find my personhood by seeking with other persons in your presence. Grant me the grace to live my discoveries in the future. Amen. Margaret Loewen RUTH MARTIN Copper Cliff, Ontario Bachelor of Christian Education EMMELINE PLETT Giroux, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education ROSALIE THIESSEN Winnipeg, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education ALVIN, PETERS Mather, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education RONALD KLASSEN Winnipeg, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education ERNEST WIEBE Winnipeg, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education MARTHA NEUFELD Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario Bachelor of Christian Education GEORGE FRIESEN Coald’ale, Alberta Bachelor of Christian Education MARGARET WIEBE Superb, Saskatchewan Bachelor of Christian Education EDWARD ENNS St. Ann’s, Ontario Sacred Music Diploma BETTY KEHLER Altona, Manitoba Bachelor of Christian Education world ' ?■ • V C.M.B.C. gives us the opportunity to discover the world and its needs. Service opportunities af¬ ford one situation in which to translate our knowl¬ edge into practice. Discovering our faith, the community and our¬ selves equips us more fully to meet the physical and spiritual needs of mankind. ione ° ®N Work with mute children Student Service The unifying factor of all Christians is the church. The fellowship of believers supports the Christian facing the encounters and chal¬ lenges of the world. A number of students have served within the churches. By serving in the church we created our roles in it. m A “big sister spends an evening with her sister . fua i | a m 1 rsS KT - V m f iljtfg 1 IM i 1 .. a i mI ' .•, ■ H - ■■ ,v i gOTfU| MB § Vi kAj Under the direction of Rev. McCullough, the Protes¬ tant chaplain of Stony Mountain Penitentiary, the students have participated in the chapel life of the inmates. John Wah — studying at LeTourneau College, Longview, Texas. Edward Cornelson — pastor in Homewood Bergthaler Mennonite Church, Homewood, Manitoba. B. Harry Dyck — pastor in Martensville Mennonite Church, Martensville, Saskatchewan. Linda Krahn — trainee at Hilversum, Holland. Candace Wedel — studying at Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas. Helen Hildebrand — teaching in Elim Bible School, Altona, Manitoba. Mary Klassen — teaching in Thompson, Manitoba. Madeline Enns — teaching in Hamilton, Ontario. Eva Neudorf — teaching in Thompson, Manitoba. Bernie Thiessen — assembling furniture at DeFehrs. Werner Froese — pastor in the Bergthal Mennonite Church, Didsbury, Alberta. Lome Brandt — orderly in the Rehabilitation Centre, Winnipeg. Egon Enns — studying at Bethel College. Peter Wiebe — studying at the University of British Columbia. Abe Buhler — pastor in the Olivet Mennonite Church, Clearbrook, B.C. Art Siemens — studying at the University of Manitoba. Gerald Gerbrandt — studying at Bethel College. Pete Nickel — studying at Bethel College. Otto Loeppky — studying at Bethel College. Ron Rempel — studying at Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana. � T i. iiiip jn HR p 1 |;- ' I of ■ i w B r 1 1 JS B 1 s ' s . . I ■ M ■ j j |HP I sponsors Knowledge today unlocks Success for tomorrow A liberal arts church-related college promoting self¬ development, true Christian character, social aware¬ ness and academic competence. BLUFFTON COLLEGE BLUFFTON, OHIO The truth makes free COMPLIMENTS DUECK’S TOM BOY Your Neighborhood Grocer 300 Edison Ph. 339-1252 Winnipeg, Manitoba ST. CATHARINES UNITED MENNONITE Pastor — H. P. Epp “Thy word is a lamp to my feet and light to my path.” Psalm 119:105 C ong ratiilcttions C jj-aculty, graduates, S t itdents PASTOR: D. JANZEN Niagara United Mennonite CFiurch ASSOCIATED MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARIES FACULTY-STUDENT BODY, 1967-68 MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARY offers graduate courses for church voca¬ tions leading to the B.D. and M.R.E. degrees. The school strives for stimulating curriculum, creative leadership, enriched student life and emphasis on ex¬ cellence in theological training for Christian service. Write to: DR. ERLAND WALTNER, President 3003 Benham Ave. ELKHART, Indiana 46514 Best Wishes to Faculty Graduates Students The Bergthaler Mennonite Church of Winkler Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpre¬ tation. For the prophecy came not in old times by the will of man; but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. (II Peter 1:20, 21) The Ministerial and Church Council PASTOR: REV. P. J. FROESE Student Barbara Peters THE SCHOENWIESER MENNONITE CHURCH OF MANITOBA First Mennonite Church Oak Lake Mennonite Church 922 Notre Dame Avenue WINNIPEG 5, MANITOBA Student Rosalie Thiessen OAK LAKE, MANITOBA May your years of study prepare you for, and introduce you to, the mean¬ ing and joy of true Christian service. Invest for a lifetime - Invest in a fabulous Pfaff Sewing Machine For Every Need Central Credit Appliances Ltd. 499 Notre Dame Ave. SP 5-4401 Winnipeg, Manitoba SEE THE NEWEST Naul D imh DirmiM(lRiixq3 (ju- (arvea Quality Gift Items + Swiss Watches + Cameras Projectors Diamond Rings China Special Prices For Students DIAMOND ? STYLES rtcarved Expert Watch Repair — Easy Credit Terms 493 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg 2, Man. SP 4-5544 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES of Independent Credit Jewellers Ltd. YOUR FRIENDLY DIAMOND HOUSE THERE ' S A FABULOUS PFAFF. for Everyone... at Prices you can afford to pay! Leamington United Mennonite Church LEAMINGTON ONTARIO Student: John Toews Playing Bach already? No, not quite. Even on Yamaha ' s new B-6 organ that ' s going to take a little longer. . But still it’s true that for adult or child, progress can be truly amazing. Despite the variety and richness provided by 11 tone levers, two manuals and one pedal octave, you can actually move ahead faster than on a piano. (And even if she doesn’t like Bach, the B-6 offers exciting interpretive possibilities on other types of music.) Piano House ( 1966 ) Ltd. 1330 PORTAGE AVE. WINNIPEG 786-2461 GREETINGS! Coaldale Mennonite Church Coaldale, Alberta Pastor: Peter Retzlaff Students: Dorothy Dyck Helen Lepp m MAY THE LORD GRANT STUDENTS AND FACULTY A SUCCESSFUL YEAR! SARGENT AVENUE MENNONITE CHURCH Sargent and Garfield Winnipeg Student Mildred Harder The Vineland United Mennonite Church Blessed are those who keep his testimonies, who seek him with their whole heart. Psalm 119:2 Students: Edward Enns, Amanda Klassen Printers and Publishers Church, School and Office Needs Christian Education Curriculum Supplies Christian Education Curriculum Planning cp CHRISTIAN I PRESS ltd 159 HENDERSON HIGHWAY. WINNIPEG 5. MAN BEST WISHES AS YOU PARTICIPATE ACTIVELY IN THE PROGRAM OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. HILDEBRAND STORE Importers and Distributors of HILDEBRAND BORSINI accordions - portable organs - other musical instruments Manitoba’s Favorite Music Shop STEINBACH, MAN Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates Red River Valley Mutual Insurance Company ALTONA PHONE 324-6445 MANITOBA SERVING MANITOBA SINCE 1875 BEST WISHES! Hoffnungsfeld Mennonite Church Glenbush, Saskatchewan PASTORS: REV. J. T. LOEWEN REV. C. ISAAC COMPLIMENTS OF First Mennonite Church Saskatoon, Saskatchewan PASTORS: EDWARD ENNS MENNO W. NICKEL J. J. THIESSEN STUDENT: ERWIN WARKENTIN Tuxedo Book Record Shop 2025 Corydon Ave. Tuxedo Phone 489-2 180 Crystal City Mennonite Church WISHES STUDENTS STAFF A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth. (2 Tim. 2:15) CHRISTIAN GREETINGS Whitewater Mennonite Church Boissevain, Manitoba Live your lives in love. The same sort of love which Christ gives us. (Ephesians 5:2) Students: Irma Dyck Peter Froese Linda Fast Winnipeg Supply Fuel Co. OIL HEATING “First Choice of Those Who Compare” WINNIPEG SUPPLY Telephone 775-0211 LOEWEN W. KLASSEN R. LOEWEN SERVING URBAN AND RURAL FAMILIES OF ALL FAITHS Funeral Director Funeral Director WINNIPEG 194 Henderson Hwy STEINBACH 327 Hanover St 533-8695 DA 6-2085 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Altona Feed Service Ltd. A Complete Farm Supply Centre Versatile - Nu-Way - Swifts PHONE 324-5523 ALTONA Three Chairs Air Conditioned Tel: 489-7997 For Your Comfort J ' uxeJo ' P„t J arbey Shop 2025 CORY DON AVENUE JAKE THIESSEN Master Barber Monday — Closed Tue.-Fri. 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES The Greendaie First Mennonite Church “INTERIM PASTOR: PETER FROESE “Ye shall be witnesses unto me.” (Acts 1:8) STUDENT: DORIS THI ESSEN Schoenfelder Mennonite Church HEADINGLEY, MANITOBA PASTOR: REV. J. B. VOTH (fyreetincjs to faculty, students, and graduates Renault Dealer — largest in South-eastern Manitoba COMPLIMENTS OF HILDEBRAND SALES AND SERVICE This 1968 “car of the year” award winner comes with front wheel drive. Reclining front seats are an added feature. It is built in Canada according to Canadian specifications. PHONE DA 6-3566 105 MAIN ST. STEINBACH. MAN. We are God ' s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to devote ourselves to the good deeds for which God has designed us. (Ephesians 2:10) COMPLIMENTS OF Co-op Vegetable Oils Ltd. ALTONA, MANITOBA PROCESSORS OF: Sunflowers, Rapeseed, and Soybeans MANUFACTURERS OF: Vegetable oils Veg. Protein Meals COMPLIMENTS OF West Abbotsford Mennonite Church PASTOR: REV. H. P. FAST What we have seen and heard we declare to you, so that you and we together may share in a common life, that life which we share with the Father and his Son Jesus Christ. (I John 1:3) STUDENTS: DOREEN GIESBRECHT VALENTINE FUNK 9 O au ! C4 arac L ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER MALL CENTRE 481 Portage Ave., Phone 775-4608 “There is joy in serving the Lord.” The Mather Mennonite Church ‘Send out thy light and thy truth.” (Psalm 43:3) STUDENT: REV. ALVIN PETERS GREETINGS FROM NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN Compass Immanuel Beaverdale Immanuel Pastor: Jacob Esau Pastor: P. B. Friesen MEADOW LAKE GRACE MISSION Pastor: Edwin Brandt BRAUN Abstainers Insurance Agent Abe, Mary Ann Braun Chris Penner PH. 324-5450 ALTONA, MAN. Greetings and Best Wishes to Graduates, Faculty, and Students COMPLIMENTS OF The Hull Publishing Co. Ltd. 269 EDMONTON ST. WINNIPEG CANADA ' S FINEST CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Congratulations Graduates! North Battleford Mennonite Church Blessed are they that hear the Word of God and keep it. Luke I 1:28 EDWIN EPP, PASTOR FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH 428 Wellington Avenue, Chilliwack, B.C. Greetings to the Faculty, Staff, Graduates and stu¬ dents of C.M.B.C. “A true witness saves lives!” Proverbs 14:25 PASTOR: A. B. KOOP Foothills Mennonite Church Vancouver Mennonite Mission Church 2115 Urbana Rd. N.W. CALGARY, ALBERTA 4722 FRASER STREET, VANCOUVER, B.C. Try hard to show yourself worthy of God ' s approval . . . II Tim. 2:15 N.E.B. Motto: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee. Isaiah 26:3 STUDENT: ROBERT WEDEL DEACON: MR. JAKE POETTCKER Students: John Poettcker John Wiebe C. A. DeFEHR SONS Distributors of: Major and Small Appliances, Housewares, Furniture and Furnishings, Farm and Household Supplies, Heating Equipment, etc. HEAD OFFICE BRANCH OFFICES 78 - 84 Princess St. 1202 Osier St. 238 - 1st Ave. N. 10970 - 84th St. Winnipeg 2, Man. Regina, Sask. Saskatoon, Sask. Edmonton, Alta. GREY GOOSE BUS LINES A. J. Thiessen Ronald A. Thiessen Bernard M. Thiessen CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES Crosstown Credit Union Society Limited 171 Donald Stret Winnipeg I, Man. I 109 Henderson Hwy. Winnipeg 16, Man. Redekopp Lumber Supply Ltd LOWEST COMPETITIVE PRICES ON: ★ LUMBER ★ HARDWARE ★ ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING ★ PAINT ★ GIFTS ★ REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES - £ V“PP ' J to — StocheJ for Se 1126 HENDERSON HWY. WINNIPEG 16, MAN. PH. 334-4311 G. K. Braun Associates All Lines Of Insurance Representing Leading Insurance Companies ABSTAINER’S (special rates for non-drinkers) DOMINION OF CANADA HALIFAX RED RIVER VALLEY INSURANCE SAFECO GROUP WAWANESA MUTUAL And Others Special Rates For Accident Free Drivers HOME ADDRESS BUSINESS ADDRESS 954 Holly Avenue 125 Garry Street WINNIPEG, Manitoba WINNIPEG 1, Manitoba Phone 452-9794 Phone 942-2849 The Niverville Mennonite Church Extends its best wishes and God ' s blessing to the Graduates, Faculty, and Students of C.M.B.C. Let the word of God dwell in you richly in all wisdom. (Col. 1:16) The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. Carlyle. MONARCH MACHINERY LIMITED BEST WISHES G. Mclean Co. Ltd. WHOLESALE GROCERS WINNIPEG Mid-West Supplies 730 Madison St., Winnipeg 21 Everything in Cleaning Supplies Best wishes to faculty, staff, and students THE STEINBACH MENNONITE CHURCH Pastor: Rev. F. K. Isaac George Rempel Jake Peters Eleanore Rempel Louise Hildebrand Branches Across Western Canada Students: 966 PORTAGE AVENUE Winnipeg 10. Man. edehafi Clecbiic Qamfixuui JLtd. ELECTRICAL HEATING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HEATING — LIGHTING CONSULTANTS IF IT’S ELECTRICAL . . . CALL SP 5-4481 c ongratwlations to ' graduates! GREETINGS TO FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY OF C.M.B.C. Crescent Creamery Ltd. Graysville Bergthaler Mennonite Church 542 Sherburn, WINNIPEG, MAN. SU 3-7101 Grace be to you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ. Ephesians 1:2 Know the God of your father, and serve Him with a whole heart and with a willing mind ... I Chron. 28:9 in the name of Christ Mennonite Central Committee (Canada) To all the Graduates, Teachers, and Students God ' s Richest Blessings The Rosenfeld Bergthaler Mennonite Church Rosenfeld, Man. It’s your world... to build, to share, to improve, to enjoy! It’s a great world that awaits you. Lots right with it, lots wrong with it, lots to be done with it. And waiting in the wings, a great generation of young people ready to take over, eager, aware, responsible. Eaton ' s congratulates you on the development of the qualities that will make you the leaders of tomorrow, and wishes you well in the challenging years that lie ahead. EATON ' S COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of Riediger ' s Supermarket Ltd. 188 Isabel WINNIPEG 3, MANITOBA THE WESTERN PAINT CO. LTD. The Painter ' s Supply House Since 1908 521 Hargrave St. Winnipeg 2 , Man. J. A. Schimnowski — Pres. COMPLIMENTS OF Friesen I.G.A. 1109 Roch Street WINNIPEG, MAN. COMPLIMENTS OF Glasgow Texaco Service Osborne at Glasgow WINNIPEG, MAN. FREE DELIVERY Tuxedo Park Pharmacy TUXEDO PARK SHOPPING CENTRE GREETINGS Altona Appliances Ltd. Furniture — Appliances — W ring Ph. 324-6818 Ed. C. Stoesz (Prop.) ALTONA, MANITOBA Congratulations Metro Paint Wallpaper A complete Decorating Service Benjamin Moore Paints ROY BATH (Owner) 499 ST. MARY’S ROAD WINNIPEG 8, MAN. Congratulations CFAM J CHSM l culio Southern WanitoL IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A RADIO CAREER WRITE TO BOX 1000, ALTONA, MANITOBA. GREETINGS FROM THE Springstein Mennonite Church to all graduates, faculty and students of the C.M.B.C. “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.” Colossians 3:16. PASTOR: G. I. PETER Prince Of Peace Mennonite Church RICHMOND, B.C. Best wishes to grads and students Pastor:- Waldy Klassen Best wishes to the Graduates Charleswood Mennonite Church 699 Haney Street WINNIPEG PASTOR: C. G. REMPEL Margaret Neufeld Students: R u th Neufeld Congratulations and an Assurance of our Prayers to the Graduates, Students and Faculty “Study to show thyself approved unto God, . . . rightly dividing the word of truth.” 2 Timothy 2:15 Elmwood Bethel Mennonite Church 384 Talbot Ave. WINNIPEG 5, MAN. Student Elaine Penner GREETINGS FROM THE Sterling Avenue Mennonite Church with II Cor. 2:14 “Thanks be to God who leads us, wherever we are, on his own triumphant way and makes our knowl¬ edge of him spread throughout the world like a lovely perfume! (Phillips) JACOB W. SCHMIDT, PASTOR JOHN KLASSEN, STUDENT Eigenheim Mennonite Church I. V. Schmidt, Elder Gretna Bergthaler Mennonite Church Rev. Ed Plett, Minister Education is not a destination; it is a journey and we are always enroute. — Heywood Best Wishes Bethany Mennonite Church VIRGIL, ONTARIO Pastor: David P. Neufeld Be ready for any honest work. Titus 3:1 Jobbers Fruit Co. Ltd. 414 Ross Avenue Phone WHitehall 3-9647 Haddon Hall Ltd. Men ' s Clothing, Haberdashery and Shoes 288 Kennedy Street Phone 942-6892 Winnipeg 2, Manitoba John Schroeder George Dyck BEST WISHES Klassen Brothers Manufacturers 60 Burnett Avenue WINNIPEG Compliments Nnrtif 2uli anan iHnuimittpn dntmniip Roch St. North Kildonan Man. Pastor: Abe Rempel E B MENNONITE CHURCH N ABBOTSFORD, B.C. JESUS CHRIST E the same YESTERDAY and Z TODAY E and FOREVER R Heb. 13:8 Christian Greetings Mennonite Church ROSEMARY, ALBERTA STUDENT: DONALD THIESSEN For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ. I Cor. 3:1 I CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! BEST WISHES UNDERGRADS! Bergthal Mennonite Church Didsbury, Alberta PASTOR: WERNER FROESE ‘‘Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; yea, wait for the Lord.” (Ps. 27:14) STUDENTS: RON BROWN ALMA LOEWEN COMPLIMENTS OF Menno Travel Service “TRAVEL WITH A PURPOSE” Tours — Tickets — Reservations Phone: 339-5954 377 Henderson Hwy. WINNIPEG, MAN. Eden Mennonite Church CHILLIWACK, B.C. We congratulate the graduates, and pray God ' s blessing upon faculty, students, and staff of C.M.B.C. Continue your education at BETHEL COLLEGE North Newton. Kansas Voluntary service is a gift Sod has given to our church. Take your place among the agents of God at work in the world. Discover voluntary service in the General Conference Mennonite Church. Voluntary service, General Conference Mennonite Church Pastor: P. W. Dyck GREETINGS TO FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY OF C.M.B.C. United Mennonite Church Yarrow, British Columbia 722 Main, Box 347, Newton, Kansas 671 14 COMPLIMENTS OF happiness! 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