Mennonite Brethren Bible College - Rainbow Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

77 Kelvin Street Winnipeg, Manitoba ; ; _ J ‘TttetK UcuK The College feels deeply the loss of its founder and first president. Dr A. H. Unruh. With his deep piety, wealth of experience end his inspiring lectures he gave grace to those who heard. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints, ■ «.£ «, : ' tuMuuttMu? Wtitfki’ $ 7 P%eAicleH JOHN A. TOEWS, M.A., B.D. Church History Systematic Theology Mennonite History Acts No Other Foundation I. Cor. 3:11 The permanency of a structure, whether material or spiritual, is determined by its foundation. This is the great truth which Christ impresses on His hearers as He closes his “Sermon on the Mount.” The wise man built his house upon a solid foundation. The rising floods and the raging storms could not destroy it, “for it was founded upon a rock.” The permanency, stability, and continuing effectiveness of our Mennonite Brethren Church will be determined by our unwavering loyalty to the foundation “that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” The fierce winds of false doctrine (Eph. 4:14), the rising tides of sin and lawlessness (Matt. 24:12), and the organized forces of darkness (Eph. 6:12) will not prevail against the Church that remains true to Christ in faith and life — in doctrine and ethics. The Christians of Corinth were in danger of building their faith on the shifting sands of human authority and leadership. The Apostle Paul reminds them of the exclusiveness of this found¬ ation in the verse cited above. There is no other foundation, there is no other name (Acts 4.12), there is no other gospel (Gal. 1:9). The Bible College is dedicated in its total program of instruction and training to this found¬ ation. With the great hymn writer, Samuel J. Stone, we gladly and firmly confess: “Th Church’s one foundation, is Jesus Christ her Lord.” The sure foundation, however, is the Christ of the Scriptures, the Christ whom the Word of God reveals. To know this Christ, and then to make Him known, constitutes our chief task and responsibility. As our dear granduates and students leave the halls of our College for various fields of service at home and abroad, it is our earnest prayer that they may ever build on this one and only foundation, the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ, our Lord! J. A. Toews. 1 DAVID EVERT, M.A., Th.M. Greek Grammar Hebrew Grammar Pauline Epistles Old Testament History Systematic Theology History of Missions Greek Exegesis The pleasant personality of our registrar is congenially blended with a genuine devo¬ tion to his work. His well organized lectures spiced with fine, subtle humour are a joy to attend. Mr. Ewert’s sincere, Christian walk challenges us all to a dedicated life of service. FRANK C. PETERS, Ph.D., Th.D, Systematic Theology General Epistles Life of Christ Biblical Theology Hermeneutics Expository Preaching Psychology Christian Ethics A wide horizon of experience and know¬ ledge are channeled to his students through his practical outlook and frequent, humour¬ ous illustrations. Besides many other duties, Dr. Peters still finds time for personal contact and fellowship with the students; and the meaning of Christian discipleship is vividly portrayed in his exemplary life. His tran mission of scriptural truths is facilitated by his profound Biblical insight. HENRY R. BAERG, M.A., B.D. Old Testament Poetry Christian Education of Children Educational Work of the Church History of Christian Education Christian Home Medieval History Church History Johannine Writings Sincere interest and genuine amiability are characteristics which we as students especially appreciate in our Dean. In his duties he exhibits a personality well-equipped with tact and Christ¬ ian love, both of which are invaluable to a coun¬ sellor. Mr. Baerg’s willingness to answer ques¬ tions adds to his teaching ability and deepens cur knowledge of the subjects. His optimism and cheerful disposition assist greatly in establishing a friendly contact with the students. i CORNELIUS WALL, B.D., M.A., Th.M. Isaiah Personal Evangelism Evangelism False Cults German Doctrine Principles of Missions His single-hearted devotion to the Master and his respect for the Word find practical expression in a concern for God’s children. Nowhere do students find a more sympathetic ear or under¬ standing heart than with our student pastor. He is always willing to share his rich experience with us, and his genuine interest in personal problems and student affairs, have gained for him the love and respect .of all of us. JACOB J. TOEWS, M.A., B.D. Homiletics Pastoral Theology M B. Missions Missionary Survey Apocalypse Principle s of Christian Education Minor Prophets Sociology Mr. Toews presents a dynamic example of one who has met the Lord and recognizes God s call to service as a most sacred and demanding res¬ ponsibility. His practical lectures give evidence of a deep desire to lead others to this same intimacy and realization. Such a burden, in addition to a rich pastoral background, intel¬ lectual discernment, and a prodigious capacity for work, makes his impact permanent and indelible. HERBERT GIESBRECHT, M.A., Th.B. Remedial English English Literature He has distinguished himself as library .scholar, and Christian example. As librarian possesses a profound knowledge of men and bool rhe scholar is seen in the thorough preparati for his lectures and chapel talks in which leveals depth of thought, a wide scope of intere f-f a L understanding of the practical issues Hie. I he Christian example is apparent in t sound judgment, compass of thought, and u assuming manner. VICTOR MARTENS, S.M.C., A.M.M, Voice Conducting A Cappella Oratorio If singing Christian music may be termed a pleasant theology course, then Mr. Martens has taught us many profound Christian truths this year. In the power of his sincere faith and trem¬ endous artistry — technical as well as interpretive — he led us into depths of Christian music which we had not known to exist. As the years heap higher, we will remember him in the inimitable words and music of Bach: Trotz dem alten Drachen, Trotz des Todes Rachen, Ich steh hier und singe: Gottes Macht haelt mich in acht. PETER KLASSEN, B.A., S.M.C. History of Music Ear Training and Sight Singing Harmony I II Fcrm and Analysis Notation Theory Counterpoint Composition Mr. Klassen has contributed much to the music department through his scholarship and Christian philosophy of music. With interesting lectures he reveals individuality, a unique sense of humour and the ability to express every thought with exactly the right word. Mr. Klassen’s life substantiates the philosophy “The good must give way to the best.” Above all we have been m ' mirert bv the consistent expression of Christian¬ ity in his life. Patt - lime tutxuctofu MISS WANDA DICK A.M.M., A.R.C.T., L.M.M Piano MR. ABRAM SCHELLENBERG B.A., M.A. German Literature ANNE SCHMIDT Accountant JOHN KONRAD Building Superintendent CHARLOTTE JANZEN Secretary If? ANNE FROESE Head Cook ' Peiuwtet KATIE THIELMANN Assistant Cook ELIZABETH SCHULTZ Assistant Cook O ' L Cdo liege Jty oard of U irectors Left to right — First row - Rev. H. Warkentin (Ont.), Rev. E. J. Lautermilch (Sask.), Rev. J. H. Quiring (chairman), C. A. DeFehr (treasurer), Rev. H. Regehr (secretary), Rev. P. J. Dick (Ont.) Second row - Rev. A. J. Conrad (Alta.), Rev. Henry Baerg (N. Sask.), Rev. Henry Voth (Alumni), Rev. J. A. Toews (pres.), Rev. William Neufeld (B.C.), Rudy Janzen (B.C.), Rev. Herman Voth (B.C.) The objective of our Bible College is clearly stated: “. . . to provide an oppor¬ tunity for earnest young men and women to prepare adequately for the high calling of Christian service . . .” Such an objective assumes that the student is a genuine Christian, endowed with abilities to serve, and willing to submit himself to such dis¬ cipline as is required for those who would serve. The College does not bestow ability but seeks to provide opportunity. It does not extend a call to Christian service but endeavours to recognize God’s call in the life of the student. It does not assign a field of service but assists the student to find his role in life by means of a counselling program. As a Board we are conscious of the ever-increasing demands that are placed upon the Christian worker by the church and the world. The call is for men who know God experientially, who are saturated with His Word, who are deeply conscious of a divine commission, who love and understand man and who are dynamic in their presentation of gospel truth as they relate it to our present day needs. Thus, with the strong support of our constituency, the Board has sought to rise to the occasion and provide for a competent and devoted faculty and a physical, intellectual, and spirit¬ ual environment conducive to the training of young people, called of God to proclaim the “unsearchable riches of Christ.” Rev. J. H. Quiring tytcuteca£e BILL BAERG, S.M.C. Coaldale, Alta. My College experience has deepened my realization of the implications of Galatians 2:20, “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I but Christ liveth in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God who loved me and gave himself for me.” ERNA BLOCK, B.R.E. Clearbrook, B.C. “How precious to me are thy thoughts, O God! How vast is the sum of them” (Ps. 139:17). Help me to know the value of these hours, Help me the folly of all waste to see; Help me to trust the Christ who bore my sorrows And thus to yield for life or death to Thee. AGATHA BOCK, B.R.E. Marquette, Man. “A Christian is a mind through which Christ thinks, a heabt through which Christ loves, a voice through which God speaks, a hand through which Christ helps and a life through which Christ lives.” It is my prayer that the Lord might make of me such a disciple. ieid«Ate BETTY DOERKSEN, B.R.E. Ciearbrook, B.C. “Far to me to live is Christ” ' (Phil. 1:21). “I have resolved to follow Christ, The way of faith pursue; And tho ' temptations strong assail To Him I will be true. In Christ my confidence shall be, The fight I’ll ne’er give o’er; Until in heaven I shall stand Thro’ Him a conqueror.” ABE DUECK, Th.B. Coaldale, Alta. “That I may know him and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death” (Phil. 3:10). My College experience has truly been a time of reorientation for my life. I have found that only a Christ-centered life can have real meaning and purpose. DAVE EPP, Th.B. Chilliwack, B.C. “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you that ye should go and bring forth fruit” (John 15:16). “Faithful is he that calleth you who also will do it” (I Thess. 5:22). tyiadutiXet SIEGFRIED EPP, Th.B. Winnipeg, Man. “Teach me to do thy will; for thou art my God” (Ps. 143:10). I have come to realize that the great- l S in J0 C °!? es - when we are in the Lord’s win. My desire is to find His will every day of my life. HELEN FAST, B.R.E. Sardis, B.C. Thy way, O God, is best, Thy will is mine, In all Thy hand I see, Whate ' er my lot may be Thy will is mine! DAVE FROESE, Th.B. Sardis, B.C. The privilege was mine to study at College during the past three years. But with privilege comes responsibility. One wonders, “Will I be sufficient for this responsibility?” I am thankful that as a child of God I may say with the apostle Paul, “our sufficiency is from God.” CpiacUcateA JOHN FROESE, Th.B. Newton Sidi ng, Man. As I evaluate my Bible College ex¬ perience “I count not myself to have apprehended.” Regarding the future, “I press toward the mark,” praying that I “might walk worthy of the Lord, being fruitful in every good work, and increas¬ ing in the knowledge of God.” JOHN HEINRICHS, Th.B. Glenbush, Sask. Through the study of God‘s Word I am convinced that I as a Christian must discipline my thoughts and ambitions and serve Him who is the Truth and who said. “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” JOHN ISAAK, Th.B. Springstein, Man. My College experiences have con¬ vinced me of the truth of the statement. All that I am I owe to Jesus Christ revealed to me in His divine Book” (D. Livingstone), and I would respond with the words of the song writer: “Love so amazing, so divine. Demands my soul, m ylife, my all.” PETER KOOP, Th.B., S.M.C. Calgary, Alta. “Oh the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!” (Rom. 11:33a). “Teach me thy way, I Lord, that I may walk in thy truth; unite my heart to fear thy name” (Ps. 86:11). ANNE LOEWEN, B.R.E. Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. In College I have been impressed with the greatness of God. Though we are only a minute part in His vast universe, yet He has chosen to use us for His glory. My desire is to be “as the servants of Christ, doing the will of God from the heart” (Eph. 6:16). DAVE LOEWEN, Th.B. Yarrow, B.C. While studying God’s will for man, I have been convinced that there is no Life outside of Christ, and that the Christian life consists of following Him unreservedly. Because the joy of dis- cipleship far exceeds any other, “I’d rather have Jesus than anything this world affords today.” My foremost con¬ cern is to labour constantly unto His glory. naduate MYRTLE M. MENDEL, B.R.E. Freeman, S. Dakota, U.S.A. Let me burn out for Thee, dear Lord Burn and wear out for Thee: Don’t let me rust, o ( r my life be A failure, my God,’ to Thee . . . Use ne, and all I have, dear Lord, And keep me so close to Thee That I feel the throb Of the great heart of God, Until I burn out for Thee. JOHN PETERS, B.R.E. Abbotsford, B.C. The study of God’s Word is indeed precious. However, except it find ex¬ pression in our lives it is in vain. Hence my prayer, “That (I) might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increas¬ ing in the knowledge of God.” GERHARD REIMER, Th.B. Vauxhall, Alta. “Thou hast said, ‘seek ye my face.’ My heart says to thee, ‘Thy face, Lord, do I seek’ ” (Ps. 27:8). The Lord called me to “seek His face” at M.B.B.C. and I feel that teachers and students have contributed much in help¬ ing me do so. I leave now, aware of many inadequacies but desirous of serv¬ ing Him as He gives grace. tyiactutUet JOAN REMPEL, S.M.C. Yarrow, B.C. As the subject of a musical composi¬ tion is the principal part of that piece, so Christ is to take central place in my life. My desire is to be: “Wholly Thine, O Lord To go when Thou dost call; Thine to yield my very self In all things, great and small.” LILLIAN STOBBE, B.R.E. Abbotsford, B.C. Regarding the past I can say, “Thou hast dealt well with thy servant, O Lord, according to thy Word” (Ps. 119:65). Concerning the future I would say, “Master speak! and make me ready, When Thy voice is truly heard, With obedience glad and steady Still to follow every word.” RUDY WIEBE, Th.B. Winnipeg, Man. To trace His footprints Through the white waves’ seeth, Where curlews cry And tones blanch on glazed sand, And yet hear: “I went before. You follow.” tyl dueu €4 EDITH WIENS, B.R.E. Winnipeg, Man. In the study of God’s Word, it has become precious to me that I have a great God and a wonderful Saviour. This causes me to rejoice. Preparation brings responsibility, which with God’s help I would like to fulfill according to Colos- sians 3:23, “Whatever your task, work heartily, as serving the Lord and men.” NICK WIEBE, Gen. Bible Winnipeg, Man. “Not that I have already obtained this or am already perfect; but I press on to make it my own. because Christ Jesus has made me his own.” I pray that I may always “ . . . Press on toward the goal . . .” and “ . . . hold true to what we have attained.” —Phil. 3:12-16. s4(Ue tia tyxaduatet PETER KLASSEN, Th.B. Yarrow, B.C. ERICH MIERAU, Th.B. Winnipeg, Man. ALLAN ANDRES (Th.B.) St. Catharines, Ont. The good - humoured and friendly “Hausvater” of White- house, A1 participates actively in music. His studies in Hebrew and Greek provide the basis for the effectual ministry. DONALD BAERG (Th.B.) Winnipeg, Man. Though reserved, Don force¬ fully applies himself to his work. His participation in singing and his zealous labours at the Jewish Hobby Club are an indication of a purposeful plan of Christian service. JOHN BLOCK (Th.B.) Winnipeg, Man. Proficiency in Hebrew and Greek and a cheerful disposition characterize John as we know him. As a serious student of the Word he willingly accepts every opportunity to serve. MARTHA BERGEN (B.R.E.) Chilliwack, B.C. Although a nurse by profes sion, Martha’s natural teaching ability, pleasant voice, and gentle ways prove to be valuable in hei practical work. WALTER BRAUN (Th.B.) Altona, Man. Walter possesses a calm dis¬ position that is not easily ruffled He is efficient as a school photographer, systematic in ’ his studies, always neat in appear ance. • Commercial • Appliances • Wiring REDEKOP ELECTRIC CO. LTD. 966 PORTAGE Electrical Contractors Phone SPruce 5-4481 • Industrial • Furniture • Residential • Records WINNIPEG 10 Pnmmnrni o 1 Tn ncf ri nl fitc«Uon MARINA DICK (S.M.C.) Kitchener, Ont. This vivacious music student, singer, and pianist impresses us with her buoyant spirit and her loyalty in service at Good News Club. ALVIN ENNS (Th.B.) Wheatland, Man. Our versatile vice - president has a ready smile, a kind word, and a helping hand for fellow students. Both his life and prac¬ tical work indicate thorough pre¬ paration for the Lord’s service. IRENE DOERKSEN (S.M.C.) Clearbrook, B.C. Irene seeks to serve her Master by bringing cheer to the hearts of the sick. Her yielded personality and dedicated musical ability result in beneficial service to others. GEORGE DIRKS (Th.B.) Namaka, Alta. George applies himself con¬ scientiously to his work. Apart from his studies, which include Greek and Hebrew, he finds time to co-ordinate the activities of the Home Missions effort. BETTY EPP (S.M.C.) Vancouver, B.C. Betty’s cheerfulness, readi¬ ness to help, and “music-making have often brightened the day for others. Her teaching exper¬ ience is an asset to her work at Gospel Light Sunday School. With Best Wishes To Faculty and Students INDEPENDENT CREDIT JEWELERS LTD. CENTRAL CREDIT APPLIANCES LTD. Cor. Notre Dame and Isabel, Winnipeg, Man. ELFRIEDA FALK (B.R.E.) Lorette, Man. As we observe Elfrieda in Tbenezer, in College and in her church and Sunday School, wc see the application of Eccl. 9:10a; “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might.” DAN FRIESEN (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. A dedication to serve the Lord is evident from Dan’s devotion to his studies and Sunday School work. As a family man, mech¬ anic, and student he has no problem with spare time. NEIL FRIESEN (Th.B.) Altona, Man. A man with diversified inter¬ ests and abilities, he teaches Sunday School in the Gospel Mennonite Church. His mirth- provoking comments add spice to the dining hall atmosphere. MABEL FRIESEN (S.M.C.) Winkler, Man. It’s good to be different like Mabel, who expresses her in¬ dividuality within the context of Christian love. Everything she does is governed by scriptural principles. HARRY HEIDEBRECHT (Th.B.) Coaldale, Alta. Harry, although always a very busy man, believes in perform¬ ing his duties whole - heartedlv. He is capable in leadership and his good sense of humour makes life more enjoyable for all. D. LOEWEN PATTERN MODEL WORKS Specializing in Pattern and Model Work Custom Built Furniture and Cabinets Phone EDison 9-0952 18 Claire Street (off Oakland Ave.) Winnipeg 16 COMPLIMENTS OF WESTON ' S BAKERIES LTD. (freshness guaranteed) QutU n HENRY HUBERT (B.R.E.) Coaldale, Alta. Henry is an industrious student and possesses a good measure of common sense. His varied abil¬ ities are put to the task on numerous occasions. ALBERT HIEBERT (Th.B.) Al’s intellectual discernment, tenacity of purpose, and willing¬ ness to enter into discussions at any time denote a well-rounded personality. NICK KAETHLER (Th.B.) Kitchener, Ont. Although enrolled in a full course of studies, Nick finds time to diverge his interests into all activities on campus. His abil¬ ities have helped him to make a worthwhile contribution to our school. ERNA JANZEN (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. Love of nature and artistic abilities are attributes of this enthusiastic teacher who is will ing to help wherever and when¬ ever -possible. HENRY KLASSEN (S.M.C.) Winnipeg, Man. Keenly interested in youth work, Henry is always ready to lead a sing song or to plan activ¬ ities for the Kildonan young people. An accomplished trum¬ peter, he is oft heard in the library halls. Compliments of DICK ' S CONCRETE PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Concrete Laundry Tubs Phone EDison 4-3029 404 Edison Avenue Winnipeg 16 RICHARDSON PHARMACY LTD. Phone ED 4-7333 J. W. Richardson, Pharmacist North Kildonan’s Family Health Centre LOUISE KOOP (B.R.E.) Chilliwack, B.C. Our competent Medical Aid director is gent ' e in humour, generous in hospitality, genuine in friendship, and ever ready to lend a helping hand. ARTHUR LOEWEN (B.R.E.) Yarrow, B.C. Proficiency and punctuality characterize Art’s studies. Abil¬ ity plus application make him a competent yearbook advertizing manager. His unique sense of humour is appreciated by others as well as by himself. HELMUT KOOP (B.R.E.) St. Catharines, Ont. After several years’ absence from College, Helmut has come back to complete his studies. We sense his determination and zeal in preparing himself for his Master’s service. BREATA KRAHN (S.M.C.) Saskatoon, Sask. Breata’s jovial nature ha; aided her ability to sing her wa; into our hearts. A willingnes: to use her talents for the Lori has been a challenge to all of us LESLIE LOEWEN (B.R.E.) Steinbach, Man. Les desires that attitude ol heart which would make hiit thankful to God for all things His kindness to others and devo tion to Christ have added mud to life in the Whitehouse. JANZEN MOTORS John Deere Farm Machinery Esso Products — Good Year Tires Elm Creek, Manitoba Compliments of Mennorrite Travel Service J. H. UNRUH AGENCY Real Estate — Insurance — Travel Agency 312 Power Building Phone WH 2-1 B fl-utrioM ROBERT NEUFELD (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. The possessor of an amiable personality, Bob pursues all activ¬ ities with whole-hearted interest, be it singing, playing table tennis or witnessing for Christ at the Jewish Hobby Club. BETTYANNE NIKKEL(B.R.E) Vancouver, B.C. She is easily identified by her contagious laughter. This joy is conveyed to the patients at King George Hospital through her singing and testimony. JAKE PAULS (Th.B.) Vineland, Ont. Jake has proven himself faith¬ ful in his studies and as director of the Jewish Hobby Club. He, his books, and little Redgie, are a common “three - some” in Ebenezer. I LYDIA MARTENS (B.R.E.) St. Catharines, Ont. Conscientiousness is one of Lydia’s marked characteristics. !i The many Sunday afternoons i spent in visiting the homes of S: her Sunday School pupils are ' 1 evidence of her devotion to the is Master. SUE NIKKEL (B.R.E.) Vancouver, B.C. Sue has proven herself willing to take time out for others by periodically snipping the locks of 0 many Ebenezerites. Her cheery 111 smile and genuine interest are i s assets in and around College, ro ct KELVIN DENTAL GROUP Drs. Katz, Katz, Katz, Bergman, Speller, Frankel Carmen and Kelvin Phone LEnox 3-1177 LORNE A. WOLCH, B.Sc., R.O., O.D. Optometrist Carmen and Kelvin Phone LEnox 3-1177 MARGARET PAULS (S.M.C.) Coaldale, Alta. Margaret has attained success in the field of music and uses this talent for God’s glory. Her constant friendliness and interest in the needs of others are a source of encouragement to us. JOYCE REDEKOP (S.M.C.) Main Centre, Sask. A natural sense of humour, permeated with wit and imagin¬ ation, finds expression in her mastery of piano and in her desire to serve in that which is worthwhile and lasting. WALTER PENNER (Th.B.) Swift Current, Sask. Walter is quiet by nature but speaks with authority in the- pulpit. The unselfish manner in which he has rendered the sei- vices of his automobile displays his Christian ethics. unions ELIZABETH PETKAU (B.R.E.) Coaldale, Alta. Elizabeth earnestly seeks to use her artistic, musical, and poetic talent to serve her Lord As the leader of the Girl’s Groups she has been of real spiritual help to many. MARTHA REGEHR (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. A competent nurse who has the talent of becoming completely engrossed in her studies and other activities, Martha’s spark¬ ling personality adds zest to the school atmosphere. KELVIN FLORIST— Mrs. Wooster , Proprietor LOEWEN PHARMACY LTD. 247 Kelvin Street Members of the Florist Telegraph Service WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Phone LEnox 3-2224 Phone LEnox 3-1823 Phone DA 6-2063 Steinbach Manitoba Abe Loewen — Pharmacist QutUon KATHERINE REIMER (B.R.E.) Kitchener, Ont. In a quiet, dignified manner Kathy manifests sincere dedica¬ tion to her Lord. This is evi¬ denced in her studies as well as in her practical work at Hobby Club. FERDINAND -TOEWS (Th.B.) Arnold, B.C. Fred is an aggressive student who enjoys work and loves God’s Word. These characteristics, in addition to a concern for the church and the lost, give promise of great effectiveness. ■ SELMA TH I ESSEN (B.R.E.) St. Catharines, Ont. Sally’s refreshing spontaneity, genuine good humour, practical insight, and keen desire to serve the Lord are evidenced in her studies and in her service for the sick. RUDI SCHNITZLER (Th.B.) Neuwied, Germany His jovial nature and musical talent help to make Rudi a favourite on the campus. We adinire his fortitude in over¬ coming financial and linguistic difficulties in order to attend College. ANNE WALL (B.R.E.) Culross, Man. Anne is characterized by a love for student life and teaching She excels in both, combining them with a pleasant singing voice and a genuine good nature. Congratulations DUSTBANE PRODUCTS ... J- E. Evans, Lessee Dealer Wihmpeg 21, Man. Phone SPruce 4-1901 Compliments of C. T. LOWEN AND SONS LTD. Manufacturers of Church Pews Steinbach Manitoba ALBERT VOTH, Th.B. Dalmeny, Sask. Deliberate and dogmatic, stable and thorough, Albert is striving to live the Christian life after the pattern set by Christ. ARTHUR WILLMS, Th.B. Abbotsford, B.C. A sportsman in desire, a dividualist by nature, ai a student in mind and spirit, Art serves faithfully as counsellor at the Union Gospel meetings. MARY WIEBE, B.R.E. St. Catharines, Ont. Besides being an efficient student, Mary enjoys sports and music. Her musical ability is revealed by her participation in various singing groups. A cheer¬ ful personality is also an asset in her nursing profession. ANITA WARKENTIN, B.R.E. Winnipeg, Man. A busy schedule with added responsibilities are cheerfully accomplished with energy, effic¬ iency and enthusiasm. Anita’s sincere concern for others as well as her musical and teaching abilities are greatly appreciated. At Your Service DATE ' S BARBER SHOP 867 Henderson Highway, East Kildcnan J. T. Tate, M.B. 7 Barbers Winnipeg 15, Man. GLADSTONE AUTO SALES Western Canada ' s Largest Independent Dealer Phone SPruce 5-4545 741 Portage Avenue Winnnipeg, Man. MELBA BARKMAN (S.M.C.) Flowing Well, Sask. Melba is reserved except when playing piano or trombone. Two years of Bible School train¬ ing and her interest in handicraft make her a capable Hobby Club teacher. LYDIA BERG (B.R.E.) Waldheim, Sask. Interest and proficiency in studies, music and sports, coupled with a jovial nature, make Lydia a model student. Through her singing she has become a blessing to the church at Domain. ETHEL BRANDT (B.R.E.) Clearbrook, B.C. The reason for overflowing happiness is a true understanding of others and an unselfish con¬ cern for them. By giving her varied abilities to the Lord, much has been furthered in His vine¬ yard. GEORGE BAIER (S.M.C.) Vancouver, B.C. Rather than establishing them¬ selves in the material, the Baiers- have left their occupation to pre¬ pare for greater service. George is an “Ebenezerite” who has a helping hand for all. TENA BORN (B.R.E.) Kelowna, B.C. Tena approaches all respon¬ sibility with determination. Good News Club, correspondence, and studies keep her busy from early until late. Congratulations to Graduates and Students of M.B.B.C. THIESSEN BUS LINES LTD. 380 Osborne St., Winnipeg Phone GLobe 3-0179 REIMER AGENCIES LTD. Mortgage Loans — Insurance — Real Estate Steinbach, Manitoba DA 6-3425 Winnipeg, Manitoba WH 2-2583 Beausejour, Manitoba ...Phone 5 IRMGARD BRAUN (S.M.C.) Niverville, Man. As abundance of musical tal¬ ent, ripples of laughter, and fear¬ less expression, make Irmy the antonym of silence. AGNES DOERKSEN (B.R.E.) Chilliwack, B.C. A sincere aim and conscien¬ tious manner, combined with a pleasant personality and readi ness to serve, enable Agnes to be of service to God. ' St ' FRANK DEFEHR (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. Curling, part-time work in his father’s furniture business, and instructing boys at Gospel Light Hobby Club keep Frank occu¬ pied. He is kind-hearted, gener¬ ous and easy to get along with. ERNA DICK (B.R.E.) Coaldale, Alta. Erna’s combination of diligent study, easy expression of opinion, and good humour have caused her to be much appreciated. Gracious words and considerate deeds are evidences of her sincere Christianity. HARRY DYCK (Th.B.) Virgil, Ontario An infectious smile and a ready retort are part of his friendly personality. He dis¬ plays spirited versatility in all the activities in which he par¬ ticipates. MERCURY DRUGS B Malchy, Chemist — D. Malchy, B.Sc., Pharmacist 233 Kelvin Street Phone LEnox 3-2066 — WE DELIVER — Compliments of ELMWOOD ESSO SERVICE Harold Livesley — LEnox 3-4238 Kelvin and Noble Winnipe NELLIE ENNS (S.M.C.) St. Catharines, Ont. Her joviality, dependability and diligence, her keen business sense and musical interests com¬ bine to make this efficient secre¬ tary a welcome member of the College family. WILLIAM ENNS (Part Time) Winnipeg, Man. Bill finds time to attend lec¬ tures at both, at M.B.C.I. and College. His jovial nature helps him in establishing lasting friend¬ ships with the children at Gospel Light Hobby Club. DAVID FRIESEN (Th.B.) Winkler, Man. Dave’s goals are pursued quietly and diligently. Dedica¬ tion to God and obedience to the Truth are evident in his walk. ALFRED ENNS (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. The best things often come in small packages. So it is with Alfred who incorporates wry humour, promising acting abil¬ ities, and an accurate artistic sense into his small frame. BRUNO FAST (Th.B.) Vancouver, B.C. As a sincere Christian he seeks to make the most of his stay at College. His courtesy and friendliness are manifest in the dorm, in Good News Club, and as usher in the chapel. Compliments of DUECK ' S TOMBOY STORE Prop. - N. A. Dueck 300 EDISON AVENUE Phone ED 9-1252 NORTH KILDONAN, MAN. 0 p f ie46 tte i ALLEN GUENTHER (Th.B.) Abbotsford, B.C. • Diligence and punctuality, soundness of thought and cour¬ age of conviction, fused with a sincere and pure devotion to Christ bespeak a fruitful min¬ istry in God’s Kingdom. EDMUND JANZEN (Th.B.) Vineland, Ont. His lanky build is the power of M.B.B.C.’s basketball team and his agile mind provokes many a laugh. Ed’s sincere testimony for his Saviour has won everyone’s admiration and friendship. WERNER HEIDEBRECHT (Th.B.) Clearbrook, B.C. Wern is very capable in both studies and athletics. His zeal at the Union Gospel services has been a source of inspiration to many. ELEANOR JANZEN (B.R.E.) Abbotsford, B.C. Her cheerfulness, enthusiasm, sincerity and unique sense of humour are an inspiration to many. Eleanor enjoys teaching Mission Sunday School. MARGARET JANZEN (B.R.E.) St. Catharines, Ont. Besides being a competent typist she is also an authority on national revenue and delin¬ quent boys. Her red hair and saprking brown eyes only par¬ tially reveal her true personality J. KERR BROWN LTD. Druggists — Prescription Centre for Elmwood and East Kildonan — Free Delivery — 239 Kelvin Street Phene LEnox 3-2123 Winnipeg, Man. Serving the community fer over 55 years ANNE KLASSEN (Gen. Bible) Yarrow, B.C. Tho’ diminutive, she has a big heart fcr missions which was evidenced by her faithful service in a Korean children’s hospital. Difficulties become challenges for Ann as she prepares for further service. JAKE KLASSEN (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. Jake’s work with an eager class of Junior boys and his active participation in the church choir and youth work reveal, in part, his earnest l esire to serve his Master faithfully and effectively. MERA KLASSEN (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. Possessing a jovial personality Mera adds liveliness to any occa¬ sion. As a graduate nurse she now serves the hospital patients by singing in a double trio. ABE KLASSEN (Th.B.) Port Rowan, Ont. Abe, the giant of Mackintosh, has lived on every continent except Australia and Africa. He has a sharp sense of humour which brightens every conversa¬ tion, and is diligent in studies. MARGARET KLASSEN (B.R.E.) Vancouver, B.C. Lithe in movement, deliber¬ ate in speech, resolute in studies, adfept at art-work, all this plus a heart full of kindness describes Margaret as we know her at M.B.B.C. Dr. P. Enns Dr. H. Guenther Dr. P. Friesen PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 440 Desalaberry Avenue Phone JUstice 9-5306 Winnipeg, Man. SARA KLASSEN (B.R.E.) Winnipeg, Man. A proficient teacher who has taken time out from her profes sion to study God’s Word, Sara s sincere, friendly disposition has won her many friends. MRS. D. LOEWEN (Part Time) Yarrow, B.C. Elfrieda followed her hus¬ band’s example and joined the College family this year. When¬ ever housekeeping and studies aren’t enough to keep her� busy she returns to substitute teaching in the city schools. IRENE KOPP (B.R.E.) Clearbrook, B.C. Upon first meeting Irene one would never guess that beneath this exterior lie originality, a sense of humour, and a sincere consciousness of her Christian responsibility. ABRAM LOEWEN (B.R.E.) Culross, Man. Abe’s voice is seldom heard but he will usually be found faithfully working at his assign¬ ments. Yet he finds time for divergent activities and is much appreciated by his fellow- students. HENRY LOEWEN (Gen. Bible) Brandon, Man. Henry is a family man who discontinued his occupation as mechanic to take up the study of God’s Word. We have come to appreciate him through his clear and consistent witness. SjU )£JWX OcL S EVA MULLER (B.R.E.) Abbotsford, B.C. This artistic lass possesses a good measure of common sense and a devotion to studies. She uses her talents in presenting the Gospel to children in Good News Club. PEGGY MARTENS (B.R.E.) Yarrow, B.C. Peggy radiates forth a friendly personality, and we have come to appreciate her sincerity and com¬ panionship, as well as her service in the music department. VIC NEUFELD (Th.B.) Winnipeg, Man. Vic is a keen student, and has considerable musical interest. He enjoys discussions and is a man of clear and definite opinions, yet is willing to modify them. ERNIE MARTENS (B.R.E). Osier, Sask Ernie pursues his studies with diligence, sincerity and an in¬ quiring mind; the truth thus acquired is expressed in Christi an service at Union Gospel. KENNETH NEUFELD (Th.B.) Saskatoon, Sask. Years are no indication of this young man’s abilities. A spark ling smile, coupled with a friend ly nature, are qualities that assist him in his relations at College. 235 Kelvin Street GUEST SHOES Elmwood Branch Winnipeg, Man. KLASSEN BROS. Unsere herzlichen Segenswunsche North Kildonan Manitoba SUSIE PAULS (B.R.E.) Port Rowen, Ont. Susie’s main interests centre in and around teaching, sports, and a sincere desire to walk in the light of the Lord. LOREEN PENNER (S.M.C.) Winkler, Man. Loreen exhibits a dependable character by her thoughtful cations. Her musical background and teaching experiences provide opportunities for effective aven¬ ues of service. AMY PENNER (S.M.C.) Winkler, Man. Amy’s intellectual capacity tempered with a good sense of humour. She finds an outlet for her musical talent in service with a ladies quartet at King Edward Hospital. ANNE PENNER (B.R.E.) Swift Current, Sask. Need someone to cut that stencil? Ask this quick and efficient young lass. The eager¬ ness her Sunday School pupils show also reveals her excellent capabilities in serving in this capacity. SIG POLLE (Th.B.) Vancouver, B.C. He is a capable artist and a sportsman who excels in basket ball, volleyball, and “Knipsbrat. His practical work consists of service with the group singing at the Domain M.B. Church. HEIDBRECHT Painting and Decorating First-Class Workmanship — Prompt Service 290 GLENWOOD CRESCENT, WINNIPEG LE 3-6317 Henry Heidebrecht — Prop. HIGHWAY BAKERY 861 Henderson Highway East Kildonan Phone EDison 8-8052 Real Home-Made Bread — Free Delivery VERDA RATZLAFF (B.R.E.) Linden, Alta. Verda is a student of diver sified interests and a pleasant personality. Her teaching abii ities are effectively being used in Good News Club. DAVE REMPEL (Th.B.) Abbotsford, B.C. Endowed with a gift for the comical and witty, Dave adds much to the buoyant spirit of the Whitehouse. His ready testf- monies reflect a sincere dedi cation to the Saviour. HARTMUT SCHROEDER (B.R.E) Winnipeg, Man. Though inquisitive and dili¬ gent in his search for truth, Hartmut has a friendly word for everyone he meets. He ener¬ getically applies himself to his studies and to South End Church activities. ART PRIEBE (Th.B.) Flowing Well, Sask. Art is a diligent student with a sincere desire to please his Master in all that he does. A1 though somewhat reserved, his congenial and unassuming nature make him well-liked by all. JOHN SCHMIDT (Th.B.) Grand Prairie, Alta. The call of the Lord has led John to College where his sin¬ cerity and pleasant personality have made him a definite asset to the school. His singing ability has opened a door of service for him at Union Gospel. DR. GELFANT FLEISHMAN „ . DENTISTS H - ndcrson Highway East Kildonan Phone EDison 4-4389 G. M. HORNE COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 311 Avenue Building Winnipeg, Man. Phone WHitehall 2-7132 JOHN SCHROEDER (Th.B.) Winnipeg, Man. Sound thinking and due con¬ sideration mark John’s path; with zeal and persistence he pursues his studies. He has an ear for music, a hand to help, and a heart for fellowship. ALVINA THIESSEN (B.R.E.) Swift Current, Sask. Take time to chat with this girl and you will learn to know one who observes closely, thinks analytically, and speaks ex¬ pressly. You cannot help but discover also a heart that yearns to stand on “higher ground” in her walk with the Lord. LEO SIEMENS (Th.B.) Abbotsford, B.C. A background for Biblical and educational training combined with a quiet but cheery person¬ ality and a rich experiential acquaintance with Home Missions work is a positive asset in the fulfillment of his responsibility as Gospel Light Hobby Club director. WILMA STOBBE (B.R.E.) Abbotsford, B.C. Willingness to serve, sincerity and a quiet, friendly manner characterize this nurse who enjoys working in the Good News Club. CLARA THIESSEN (S.M.C.) Clearbrook, B.C. Clara’s achievements are greater than her size. Her good nature, sincere devotion, and musical ability have made her a definite asset to college life. She’s often found bubbling over with a new discovery she’d like to share. HELMDALE PHARMACY Henderson Highway at Helmsdale Murray S. and William T. Koltek Chemists KILDONAN HARDWARE Phone EDison 4-3475 Housewares — Paints — Toys MARTHA THIESSEN (B.R.E.) Abbotsford, B.C. This able Public Health Nurse ' s low singing voice, hearty laugh, and thoughfulness of others produces much joy in the lives of fellow students. MELVIN TOEWS (Gen. Bible) Winnipeg, Man. Tall and versatile, Mel has a sharp eye when shooting at a basket and a sharp mind when pursuing his studies. Though he does not live in residence, his friendship has been shared by many. HEDWIG THIESSEN (B.R.E.) Calgary, Alta. Neat and precise in all she does, Hedy has impressed us with he r ability to persist in her studies. Her devotion to God finds expression in nursing, sing¬ ing, and teaching Sunday School. ELMER THIESSEN (Th.B.) Swift Current, Sask. Elmer is often a suspect when sabotage is discovered in the Whitehouse. His friendly dis¬ position is tempered with a deep concern for spiritual things. JOHN TOEWS (Th.B.) Hillsboro, Kansas He is a brother in whom Christian maturity, spiritual in¬ sight and convictions are evident — to acquire a knowledge of truth is important, but it must be followed by implicit obedience. R. LITZ SONS CO. LTD. 277 McPhillips Street Winnipeg EQUIPMENT RENTALS LINDEN CONFECTIONERY 853 Henderson Highway EDison 4-7443 Fish and Chips — Nips — Hot Dogs — Home Deliver; Agency for Jeanne’s Bakery Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Southall MARTHA WALL (B.R.E.) Vineland, Ont. Her love for teaching finds an outlet in her work at Gospel Light Hobby Club. Martha ' s thoughtfulness and unassuming ways, spiced with a sense of humour, make her a friend worth knowing. HERMAN VOTH (Th.B.) Winnipeg, Man. Here is an ambitious person whose immediate goal is to master his studies. As a married man he has lost none of that friendliness that makes him so well-liked by the College family. ROSELLA TOEWS (Special) Wolf Point, Montana. U.S.A. It was a privilege to have with us this missionary nurse from India — one who carried many responsibilities in deputation work. She has been to us an example cf practical Christianity. VERNON VOTH (S M C.) Winnipeg, Man. His strolling in the halls is usually associated with drollery and Sudden bursts of laughter, but his presence in the libr ary indicates preparation for the teaching of Math. VELMA WALL (B.R.E.) Saskatoon, Sask. Velma is easily located by her distinctive laughter. An ardent love for children strengthens her service in Good News Club and will be beneficial in her teaching profession. 853 Henderson Highway Winnipeg 15, Man. EBBELING PHARMACY KILDONAN ELECTRIC LTD. Reginald A. Ebbeling, Pharm. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ’ „„„ Phone ED 4-2061 God’s Richest Blessings ' ”2 Watt Street (at Melrose) East Kildonf J. P. JANTZEN, Manager JAKE WICHERT (Th.B.) Virgil, Ont. He has come to College in order to effectively prepare him¬ self for his profession — teaching science. His cheerful outlook is accentuated by ready smiles ’n chuckles. ANDRE WENGER (Gen. Bible) Terre Hill, Pa. From Basel (banking teller) to Vienna (M.C.C. worker) to Pennsylvania (bookstore em¬ ployee) is not the usual route to M.B.B.C. but Andre has followed it. MRS. GEORGE WIENS (B.R.E.j Gem, Alta. Ruth’s quiet, pleasant disposi¬ tion has gained her many friends in College. Being a “school marm, she finds service in Good News Club enjoyable. HENRY WARKENTIN (Gen. Bible) Abbotsford, B.C. Although Henry has been out of school for a number of years he has adjusted well to every aspect of College life. He thor¬ oughly enjoys teaching the chil¬ dren at Good News Club. GEORGE WIENS (S.M.C ) Gem, Alta. Teaching and studies in music, have not quenched the farmer” in George. Further more, his industrious nature stands him in good stead in making his musical contributions to the College. ROXY PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Soda Fountain — Stationery — Toilet Articles, etc. 341 Kelvin Street Phone LE 3-2302 RED PATCH TAXI serving Elmwood, East Kildonan and North Kildonan T „ 24 Hours ne LE 3-1123 535 Nairn Avenue (WE DELIVER) Swte tvi Students LUELLA POETTCKER — Attack¬ ing daily tasks with vigor and determination, Luella is content to leave the cares of tomorrow in ' the hands of her heavenly Father. RUTH KLASSEN — Ruth’s earn¬ est search after Truth and her will¬ ingness to obey God’s command¬ ments have given her a deep inner peace and confidence. PHYLLIS UNRUH—This capable pedagogue has leadership abilities which are exercised in choir and young people’s work. Her persist¬ ence and studiousness are temp¬ ered by a radiant personality. DON JESCHKE — Though reserv¬ ed, Don readily adapted to dorm and College life. His previous Bible training stands him in good ste ad as he teaches Sunday School at Gospel Light. WALDEMAR REIMER — Cheer¬ ful and robust, Wally is a fine sportsman with a particular inter¬ est in hockey. The spiritual bene¬ fits gained at College have more than commensurated for the bank¬ ing job he left. MORDEN LUMBER FUEL LTD. LOEWEN ' S BODY SHOP Lumber, Sash and Door, Hardware, Gravel, Cement and Plastering Materials, Gas, Oils, Greases. Phone 13 Morden, Man. Your Collision Specialist Curved Glass Installed — Radiators Repaired Steinbach Phone DA 6-3491 Manitoba SARAH PETERS Winkler, Man. Coming to us with a rich back¬ ground, Sarah freely shares her recent Congo experiences with fellow students. Contrary to popular opinion, missionaries are human. JAKE FROESE Winnipeg, Man. Reserved, yet friendly, Jake diligently applies himself in his studies, in practical work, and in extra-curricular activities such as singing in the Gospel Light Radio Choir. ARNOLD WILLMS Pincher Creek, Alta. Though quiet, he is a hard worker who can be depended upon for any responsibility. His deep sincerity and humility give evidence of a constant depend¬ ence upon Sod. EVENING SCHOOL STUDENTS Pauline Epistles Credit Students — 19 Auditors — 25 Systematic Theology Credit Students — 26 Auditors — 38 Conducting Credit Students — 5 Compliments of FLATT ' S TRUCK TRAILER BODY WORKS 274 Talbot Avenue Winnipeg Complete CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES for Individuals Churches and Sunday Schools The HULL PUBLISHING CO. LTD. 314 Notre Dame (near Donald) Phone WH 3-4071 -fS G. W. Peters Eastor at Buhler. Kansas Dr. M. F. Unger — Professor at Dallas Theological Seminary J. J. Neufeld Low German Gospel Light Hour Martin Kroeker M.C.C. K. Louden and D. Clarke Rev. G. Giesbrecht Paraguay Ernest Friesen Missionary in Columbia Elmer Neufeld M.C.C. MUM9 Mr J. A. Toews Staff Advisor Seated - left to right — Alvin Enns (vice-pres.), John Isaak (pres.), Anita Warkentin (sec.). Back row - left to right — Arthur Willms, Dave Loewen, Abe Dueck, Louise Koop, George Dirks, Harry Heide- brecht, Bill Baerg. c o u N C I L Before leaving this earth, Christ prepared his disciples for continuing the great task which He had begun. We might say, he offered them a three year course. The four Gospels would then constitute the “Yearbook” of their school. Referring to his Gospel Luke speaks of “all that Jesus began both to do and teach” (Acts 1:1). The college which the disciples attended had only one teacher, but apparently he offered two courses — the practical and the theoretical. Nowhere is there any indication that there was an option; both courses were compulsory. One class of people, the Pharisees, fell under the severest reproach of the Master, and the reason Jesus condemned them was because “they say and do not” (Matthew 23:2b). They had neglected the practical. Christ was not only a perfect teacher, but he also gave his students ample opportunity for preach¬ ing, healing the sick, and helping the poor, and who is able to say that he did not also join them in singing and recreation? Most students come to College to study, but our training here would be incom¬ plete if provisions were not made for the application of our knowledge. The student council has tried to serve in this area by providing opportunities and guidance to the students in applying the lessons so forcefully presented by our instructors. We trust that in our school neither of these two important courses have been neglected, and that as a result each of us might leave this school as “a workman that needeth not to be ashamed” (I Timothy 2:15). John Isaak MR. J. J. TOEWS Staff Advisor Left to right — Jake Pauls, Jake Wichert, Lillian Stobbe Ferdinand Toews, George Dirks (Chairman), Herman Voth Leo Siemens, Erna Block and Rudi Schnitzler A goodly number of our students have had little or no experience in any type of church work prior to their coming to College. Issuing from the importance of the church’s God-given assignment, we are under constant moral obligation to seek greater effectiveness in our handling of the Word of Truth. This cannot be done merely by acquiring countless facts and theories; we must consciously and constantly apply ourselves in the arena of practical experience. This may sometimes become wearisome, never¬ theless, if we desire to handle the Word rightly, as we do, we cannot afford to by-pass this priceless opportunity of training for service through service. We dare not look upon our labour solely as an opportunity to advance our own training — the very purpose of the Christian life far transcends such a narrow and selfish goal. While we do not wish to emphasize our ministry beyond-the limits of its importance, we do wish to say, and that humbly, that we are “striving together for the faith of the gospel” (Philip- pians-1.27). “For the Son of man also came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many” (Mark 10.45). We have been entrusted with a commission — to present the unsearchable riches of Christ to those who are being carried away to death — and it is our desire to fulfill this obligation which we have received from the Lord. George Dirks. Z O w - J m J O I Compliments of GLENWOOD MOTORS LOEWEN FUNERAL HOME lmperial E$so Serviee Serving South-eastern Manitoba Good Used Cars Phone DA 6-2085 Steinbaeh, Man. Hespeler and Glenwood Crescent LEnox 3-1723 2. Union Gospel Counsellors 5. Mission Sunday School Teachers 3. Good News Club Teachers 6. Gospel Light Hobby Club Teachers “God will look you over not for medals or diplomas, but for callouses and scars!” KLASSEN CONSTRUCTION St. Catharines, Ontario Phone WE 5-4677 Compliments of PORTAGE LUMBER COMPANY LTD. 270 Gordon Ave. JU 2-2317 J. P. RIEDIGER SONS LTD. Feed, Seed and Flour Phone 38, Morden Phone 34 r2, Manitou ' I MR. GIESBRECHT Staff Advisor Left to right — Anne Loewen, John Toews, Helen Fast, Dave Loewen (Chairman), Myrtle Mendel and Siegfried Epp. n m m fc _ s I “The PRAYER of a righteous man has great power in its effects” (James 5:16b). One of the Christian’s primary tasks is evangelism. We are responsible for bringing the “Living Water” to our generation. Our task at College is accomplished by many and varied phases of devoted labour such as personal work, preaching, and pastoring. The part of the Foreign Missions Committee of our school in this great work of evangelism, is to promote the ministry of prayer. Knowing that continuous prayer has great power in its effects, we have taken upon ourselves the task of interceding for lost humanity and for the evangelistic witness of today. We have a threefold purpose in our intercessory program. Firstly, our prayer to God is that men everywhere might be saved from an eternity of death to an eternity of life. Secondly, it is our concern that through this prayer program each student will become aware of his responsibility to this age and will become burdened for the souls still lost in sin. Thirdly, it is our aim to acquaint ourselves with the work of our mission board and the efforts of other evangelical missions, in order that we may become aware of what is being done and what is yet to be done. We believe, that with these purposes accomplished, we as students will be more ready to hear and answer God’s call to service. God has answered our prayers and many students have become burdened for missions. We are grateful for this and shall continue to make our requests known unto God. Dave Loewen. STIMULATING INTEREST IN MISSIONS PEMBINA PRINTING LIMITED Letterpress and offset printing of all kinds Publishers of the Pembina Triangle Progress and the Morden Times Winkler and Morden MR. MARTENS Staff Advisor Music plays a vital role in the Christian’s spiritual development. We have learned to realize how important it really is and how basic it has become to our form of worship. Man’s desire to praise God is not satisfied in a mere verbal¬ ization of truth; rather it seeks a deeper mode of expression. Music fills this special need and makes our worship more meaningful by enhancing and intensify¬ ing the truth. Left to right — Margaret Pauls, Jeggy Martens, Nick Kaethler, Joan Rempel, Bill Baerg (Chairman). Because our school realized the value of the ministry in song, several octets, quartets, trios, and other ensembles of various sizes were formed. The college family, local churches, missions, Sunday Schools, Old Folks Homes, and jails have tasted the fruits of this ministry. We thank God for the many open doors which we were able to enter with the songs of salvation. An enriching experience for the College and the whole constituency was the presentation of two larger works: “The Messiah” by G. F. Handel and “The Requiem” by Brahms. Mr. Victor Martens, the head of the music department, was the conductor of the 175 voice oratorio choir in both productions. Of spiritual and educational value to the 30 voice A Cappella Choir was the singing of Bach’s motet “Jesus Meine Freude.” This work was also recorded and broadcast over the CBC network. In addition, the choir worked on a repertoire of songs which were used in the visitations to the Manitoba, Alberta, and B.C. churches. A donation of $2,500 was made by the student body to the music department towards the purchase of an organ. The music committee, expresses its gratitude to the student body for its sacrifice which made this gift to our Alma Mater possible. It was a God-given privilege for the committee to assist in the various musical activities of our College. May God grant that our every contribution has furthered His cause. BILL BAERG. 1 ' i : r r 1 • Margaret Pauls 1960 winner of the Tudor Bowl MR. KLASSEN Staff Advisor Left to right — Edmund Janzen. Albert Hiebert Abe Dueck (Chairman), Bettyanne Nikkei Arthur Prieb and Ethel Brandt A Students at College have always shown interest in the literary functions of the school. The literary committee, therefore, faces a definite challenge and a great responsibility in meeting the expectation of the students. The committe is in a unique situation in that its work and responsib¬ ilities are not clearly defined. Despite this, adequate provision is made for expression of originality by providing ample opportunity for student par¬ ticipation in the large literary field. The College “Companion is one of the main vehicles of student expres¬ sion. Since a ll are encouraged to contribute, it is obvious that a paper of this nature cannot always be of the top literary quality. It has. however, proven to be source of blessing to those writing as well as those reading the various articles that appeared. This year, the committee has also branched out into other areas of work. A debate was sponsored, the resolution being “that M.B.’s should more actively participate in efforts directed toward the rectifying of social and moral evils.” The literary program included such things as a poetry contest, a public speaking contest, a film, and a drama. Although the committee members have all felt their limitations and incapabilities, they have worked enthusiastically and faithfully. Not all the work demanded special literary talent but it all contributed to the success of the program for the year. Abe Dueck. A REVIEW Y THE SEA Sea gulls, Sailing o’er The tumbling ocean waves On wings of grace, as arrows Black, then gold, Dip down to cool their silvery wings In ocean spray; Then soar up high, Yea, higher than the clouds, To join a thousand others there. Grey rocks Unchanged stand Down through the centuries; Though winds and ocean O’er them break With forceful weight and thundering cry. Alone and motionless They lend themselves .without reserve Unto the Sea. The Sand, Warmed by The sun’s hot rays, Unkept by rising ocean tides Which come and go And drive the drift wood and the sea shells up, Is soft and comforting to me As full of wonderment I stand, And from my vantage point Obeserve the Sea. — Martha Bergen The editor’s reply •‘Companion” in production Directions from the assistant editor. BEST WISHES AND GOD ' S BLESSING from A. A. DEFEHR MFG. LTD. Winnipeg, Manitoba MR. H. R. BAERG Staff Advisor Left to right — Arthur Loewen, Elizabeth Petkau, Nellie Enns Harry Heidebrecht (Chairman), Allen Guenther, Walter Braun’ Betty Doerksen and Wern Heidebrecht. We acknowledge the assistance of advertisers, churches, and fellow students in the production of this year’s Rainbow. We trust that it will serve as a source of information to our constituency and bring back pleasant memories to fellow students in future years. —The Committee. STAFF IN ACTION OOou ni- M E D I C A L A I D The Medical Aid Association has been founded in accordance with the exnor- tation in Galatians 6:2, “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” The purpose of the association is to promote good health among the students, to main¬ tain a high standard of sanitation in the campus buildings, to provide first aid, to practise preventative medicine, and to assist in the financial settlement of the medical expenses which are incurred. The student body was not altogether spared illness this year. Several casual¬ ties were due to the extreme activity of students. The consequence was loss of co¬ ordination of limbs. Resulting sprains were painful and convalescence was slow. The ambitious student, in his unending search after knowledge and in his continuous concentration, suffered from either of two extremes — insensibility to subject matter or pounding headache. Diversion of activity with the aid of an aspirin soon brought the desired relief. Surgery and wearisome hours in the hospital were the lot of others. The common cold and digestive disorders have made inroads among the student body as well. Members suffering from major afflictions or minor discomforts have, however, through treatment, medication, and reassurance made satisfactory recoveries. We owe our thanks to God for the protection we have experienced and the health we have enjoyed this year. Louise Koop Left to right — Katharine Reimer, Lydia Berg Sig Polle, Arthur Willms (Chairman), Melvin Toews. Recreation played an important part in our College program. The activities in which we participated were designed to invigorate the body as well as the mind. Our regular program consisted of volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, hockey, skating, and baseball. Teams were organized and a number of games were played against the Mennonite Brethren Collegiate Institute. With the addition of several “rookies” from the East and West, the College produced a high calibre of play. MR. PETERS Staff Advisor The committee arranged a number of “socials” which were enjoyed by students and teachers alike. Exchange visits with the students of the Cnaadian Mennonite Bible College proved to be highlights of the year. Many lessons that find application in successful Christian service are learned in competitive recreation. Where can you better learn to co¬ operate with others, to accept defeat graciously, and to exercise self-control than in the area of recreation? It is our motto, that “Whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him”.—(Colossians 3:17). Art Willms 4. Plautdietsche Nieigkeiten 5. Christmas banquet 2. CMBC — MBBC Magengemeinschaft 6. Aftermath 3. A visit from our sister college OUR MOTTO: It pleases us to please you. COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES JANZEN’S GENERAL STORE Phone 36 WINKLER, MAN. Box 300 WM. DYCK SONS DeKalb Hybrid Chicks Lumber and Building Supplies Phone 314-21 Niverville, Manitoba -- 4. Basketball squad 1. Visions of success I ■ 1 - ' ' 1 “ ■� v % J 1 J 2. A snappy serve j J s 5. Sharpshooters HOOGE CLEANERS LTD. 3-Day Dry Cleaning Service Serving 100 Southern Prairie Town Phone 288, Winkler, Manitoba VIRGIL SERVICE CENTRE LTD. Prop. Wicherf and Froese Virgil, Ontario Tune-ups and General Repairs Tires — Batteries — Accessories k 9l V % WL CHOIR MEMBERS Third Row — John Isaac John Schmidt Nick Kaethler Bill Baerg Rudy Wiebe George Wiens Art Priebe Don Baerg Jake Pauls Bob Neufeld Allen Andres Henry Klassen Victor Neufeld Second Row — Harry Heidebrecht Rudy Schnitzler Verda Ratzlaff Helen Fast Breata Krahn Anne Wall Martha Bergen Sally Thiessen Anita Warkentine Hedi Thiessen Albert Hiebert George Baier First Row — Mary Wiebe Peggy Martens Marina Dick Amy Penner Agnes Doerksen Irmy Braun Joan Rempel Margaret Pauls Joyce Redekop Martha Thiessen Betty Epp CONDUCTOR Mr. Victor Martens The Gl t tiO’ foil in the presentation of Handel’s Messiah December 3. 1960. Male Quartet Ladies Quartet Compliments of Compliments of RONALD ALLAN ' S J - ' • DYCK MFG - Yarrow, B.C. Winnipeg Where Service is a Pleasure ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Doerksen (President) George Enns (Vice-President Margaret Schultz (Secretary Rev. H. Voth Alumni Representative on the College Board 305 Members 295 Graduates 10 Ex-Students Missionaries — 60 Ministers — 52 Bible School Teachers — 21 School Teachers — 66 Other professions — 47 Continuing studies — 32 Housewives — 27 The Alumni of the M.B. College welcomes the graduates of ’61 ir. to cur Association and fellowship. Each year we look forward to receiving a new and vigorous group of young people to help us in the work and witness for Christ, especially as they are related to our College, its outreach and influence .or the Gospel. In many institutions, the Alumni is a restricted body comprised of the actual graduates. We believe however, that it is more profitable for our Associat¬ ion to welcome all ex-students of the College into our fellowship, thereby giving added strength and unity for the responsibilities which face us. It is our hope that in the coming year we will be able to re¬ cruit all former students of the M.B.B.C. to join us by becoming bona-fide members of the Associat¬ ion with aill the rights and privileges and duties enjoyed by the graduates. Please accept this as your open invitation. As the work of -the school grows and its de¬ mands increase, and as our Association becomes larger, we will endeavor to expand our support to the College through good public relations, practical gifts, intercessory prayer, helpful criticism and fi¬ nancial assistance. We would like to greet all former graduates and students through this page and wish you God’s richest blessing in your work, witness and faithful¬ ness in your commitment to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. — John Doerksen Alumni Banquet — Winnipeg, Feb. 1961 Guest Speaker — Rev. J. H. Quiring Phone WH 3-4143 403 Notre Dame Ave. Winnipeg 2, Manitoba MRS. KAY ' S House of Better Substandards in Ladies’, Men’s Children’s Clothing E. Caplan M. Weinerman ELMWOOD JEWELLERS •— watches, clocks, and jewelry repairs—gifts for all occasions. Our Motto: Do good unto all men, especially to those of the household of faith. Gal. 6:10. 182 KELVIN ST. Phone LEnox 3-5458 COMB MISSIONARY CONFERENCE 2. Dr. M. F. Tenny and Rev. W. Baerg Main Speaker: Dr. Merril Tenny, Dean of Graduate School, Wheaton College Other Speakers: Rev. P. V. Martens of Homdean, Manitoba Rev. W. Baerg, returned missionary from the Congo Rev. E. Dyck, returned missionary from the Congo Rev. D. Ewert, instructor at M.B.B.C. YARROW CENTRAL AGENCY LTD. MARTENS MOTOR SERVICE Yarrow, B.C. Yarrow, B.C. Complete and Efficient Insurance Service Our staff and management wishes the College family God’s richest blessings. Approximately 30 ministers gathered for a ected by the College instructors. two-week refresher course which was dir- For Best in Service Call FUNKS-LIMITED Yarrow, B.C. BLOCK ' S GARAGE General Mechandise Clearbrook British Columbia Feed and Fertilizers Telephone Abbotsford UL 4-3041 Phone UN 8-5331 Registration Right here In session with the dean Student nastor Three hours a day this week! It’s only a Bp! Keeping up with “Time” In search of knowledge - . 3. Refreshing moments 4. Christmas left-overs 5. Ebenezerite handout 6. Me and my Teddy Bears ■BB -jji nil -.J - 6. Spic and Span cleaners ' Plea e ' PatKtoUfye Out rfdventi eM, ONTARIO Boese Foods Ltd. (Virgil) ___ Derksen’s Grocery Store (Leamington) Fast, John J. Son (Virgil) ___ Janzen Plumbing Heating (Virgil) _ Klassen Const. (St. Catharines) __ Penner’s Lumber Bldg. Supplies (Virgil) Virgil Service Center Willms, D. P. Const. Ltd. (Virgil) _ Willms, A. P. (Virgil) __ MANITOBA Brown, J. Kerr (Wpg.) ___ Canada Photo Co. (Wpg.) _ Canadian Mennonite (Altona) _ Central Credit Appliances (Wpg.) ___ Christian Press (Wpg.) _ _ City Hydro (Wpg.) ___ City Meat Sausage Co. Ltd. (Wpg.) _ Community Chev Olds (Wpg.) _ _ Corrigon, Lawson Co. Ltd. (Wpg.) __ Crestwood Driving School (Wpg.) _ Crosstown Credit Union (Wpg.) _ DeFehr, A. A. Mfg. Ltd. (Wpg.) .... DeFehr Builders Ltd. (Wpg.) _ DeFehr, C. A. (Wpg.) _ Dick’s Concrete Products (Wpg.) ___ Doerksen, J. I„ Realty (Wpg.) ___ Drs. P. Enns, H. Guenther, P. Friesen Drs. Selfant Fleishman (Wpg.) ... _ Dueck’s Tomboy Store (Wpg.) Dustbane Products (Wpg.) _ Dyck’s Box Ltd. (Wpg.) _ Dyck, J. I., Mfg. (Wpg.) ... Dyck, Wm. Sons Ltd. (Niverville) _ Ebbling Pharmacy (Wpg.) .... Elmwood Esso Service (Wpg.) _ Elmwood Jefellers (Wpg.) _ Empire Freightways Ltd. (Wpg.) _ Flatt’s Trucking and Trailer (Wpg.) Fort Garry Construction (Wpg.) ..... Gladstone Auto Sales (Wpg.) . Glenwood Motors (Wpg.) _ Gospel Light Hours (Wpg.) _ Guest Shoes (Wpg.) ___ Haddon Hall (Wpg.) ___ Hull Publishing Co. Ltd. (Wpg.) - Harbison Pharmacy (Wpg.) ... Helmsdale Pharmacy (Wpg.) __ Highway Bakery (Wpg.) -- Hooge Cleaners (Winkler) ----- Horne, G. M. and Co. (Wpg.) _ Hudson Bay Co. (Wpg.) _ Independent Credit Jewellers (Wpg.) Jack’s Pharmacy (Wpg.) _ Janzen Builders Ltd. (Wpg.) - Janzen’s General Store (Winkler) .... Janzen Motors (Elm Creek) _ Kelvin Dental Group (Wpg.) - Kelvin Florist (Wpg.) _ Kildonan Electric Ltd. (Wpg.) - Kildonan Hardware (Wpg.) - Klassen Bros. (Wpg.) .... . Linden Confectionery (Wpg.) --- Litz, A., Homes Ltd. (Wpg.) - 79 82 79 85 51 87 63 92 79 34 89 88 23 77 83 91 79 79 85 88 89 58 86 92 25 91 35 39 33 29 91 66 62 42 32. 67 89 45 81 30 50 77 37 91 45 82 27 44 63 39 78 27 25 83 62 26 27 28 42 27 37 41 82 Litz, R. and Sons Co. Ltd. (Wpg.) ___ 41 Loewen’s Body Shop (Steinbach) __ 44 Loewen, C. T. and Sons Ltd. (Steinbach) _ 29 Loewen, D. Pattern and Model Works (Wpg.)... 24 Loewen Funeral Home (Steinbach) _ 50 Loewen Garage Ltd. (Steinbach) _____ 92 Loewen Pharmacy Ltd. (Steinbach) . • ■ 28 Lome A. Wolch (Wpg.) _ __ 27 Mann’s Drug Store (Winkler) _._ 88 Mercury Drugs (Wpg.) ___ 32 Morden Lumber and Fuel Ltd. (Morden) .. .. 44 Mrs. Kay’s (Wpg.) _ 67 Oakland Bakery (Wpg.) _..._ 82 Paul Charack (Wpg.) _ 87 Pembina Auto Body (Wpg.) __ 85 Pembina Printing and Publishing (Winkler). ... 54 Piano House (Wpg.) _ _ 89 Portage Lumber Co. (Wpg.) _ 51 Radio Station CFAM (Wpg.)_ 88 Red Patch Taxi (Wpg.) _ 43 Redekop Electric (Wpg.) _ 22 Redekopp Lumber (Wpg.) _-_ 86 Regehr’s Printing (Wpg.) _ 82 Reimer Agencies Ltd. (Wpg.) __ 38 Reimer’s Express Lines Ltd. (Wpg.) _ 51 Reliable Motors (Wpg.) _ _ . 82 Riediger, J. P. and Sons Ltd. (Morden) _ 52 Roadside Furniture (Wpg.) _ 76 Roxy Pharmacy (Wpg.) _._ 43 Saults and Pollard Ltd. (Wpg.) _ 81 Silverwood’s Dairies Ltd. (Wpg.) _._ 36 Tate Barber Shop (Wpg.) _ _ 30 T. Eaton Co. Ltd. (Wpg.) .... 98 Thiessen Bus Lines (Wpg.) ..... _ 31 Tredwell’s Music Center Ltd. (Wpg.) _ 56 United College (Wpg.) _:_ 79 Unruh, J. H., Agency (Wpg.) _. 26 Van Heyst Book Store (Wpg.) _ 86 Western Canadian Mission to the Jews (Wpg.) 77 Western Paint Co. (Wpg.) ___ 83 Weston’s Bread (Wpg.) ___ 24 Winnipeg Motors ___ 87 ALBERTA Martens’ Supermarket (Coaldale) _ 77 BRITISH COLUMBIA Abe’s Furniture (Clearbrook) ___ 69 Bargen Bros. Woodwork Ltd. (Van.) _ 85 Block Bros. Realty (Van.) ____ 80 Britannia Agencies Ltd. (Van.) .... 69 Clearbrook Drygoods ..... 79 Clearbrook Hardware Variety ___ 82 Clearbrook Photo Studio ..... 56 Diamond Construction _____ 84 Dueck Bldg. Supplies (Shwk.) _ 81 E. R. Construction (Van.)___ 89 Funk’s Ltd. (Yarrow) ___ 69 Funk’s Supermarket Ltd. (Clearbrook) _ 82 Grandview Funeral Chapel (Van.) ___ 92 Martens’ Motor Service (Yarrow) ___ 68 M.S.A. (Motors Ltd. (Abbotsford) __ 89 Penner’s Pharmacy (Clearbrook) ... 82 Ronald Allen’s (Yarrow) .... 66 Yarrow Central Agencies (Yarrow) _ 68 1. Barber out of business JACOB WIEBE, Proprietor FRIGIDAIRE MOFFAT WESTINCHOUSE SATISFACTION THROUGH QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE Best Wishes to the Staff and Students of the M.B.B.C. From ROADSIDE frvmitcvie utd afifitieutce4. itd. 1133 HENDERSON HIGHWAY, WINNIPEG 16 Phone EDison 8-8956 “Blessed are the men whose strength is in Thee”, Ps. 84:5 Greetings and Well wishes to the Students, Graduates and Faculty of the Mennonite Brethren Bible College THE CHRISTIAN PRESS, LTD. Publishers Printers Booksellers 159 Kelvin St. Winnipeg 5, Manitoba Phone: LE 3-1487 MARTENS SUPERMARKET LTD. Coaldale Alberta There are at least two items our competitors cannot surpass us in Honesty and Appreciation WE TAKE THE BACKSEAT TO NO ONE Gospel Eight Hour Licht des Evangeliums Daily Devotions Russian Gospel Light Hour Low German Gospel Light Hour Children’s Gospel Light Hour American Association For Jewish Evangelism, Inc. Formerly, Western Canada Mission to the Jews, Founded in 1911 under the W.C.M.J. by Rev. and Mrs. Hugo Spitzer Object: Carrying ithe Gospel of Christ to the Jews of Greater Winnipeg and Western Canada All communication to: Visitation — Mail Evangelism Bible and Tract Distribution Rev. Harry Jlumbaum 158 Aikins Street Winnipeg 4, Manitoba, Canada Bible Classes — Gospel Meetings Sunday School 0 .1 � i : - E 1 yf - w n ttV T3utt (Lompaitg INCORPORATED 2?? MAY 16 70. BO isislllli . 1 ll - .Tl-Jf jr.iTjr.ii i Alert Young Moderns Always Shop At “The Bay ” ‘The Bay” is the store where the tastes of young moderns are recognized and fulfilled. In every spa¬ cious department you’ll see attractive displays in line with current trends . . . reasonably priced, quality products . . . our own “Baycrest” brand and other well-known labels you know and trust. Our con¬ venient credit plans include a Career Account spe¬ cially designed to fit the needs of young people on a budget. More and more Winnipeg people are shop¬ ping at the Bay” where customer’s wishes are always our first consideration. . HJ iiJJ ' Ju.. r CJXi. ABRAHAM P. WILLMS BUILDING CONTRACTOR Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario ZEnith 2-3750 st - Catharines UNITED COLLEGE JOHN J. FAST SON TRUCKING St. Catharines, Ontario An Institution of The United Church of Canada Affiliated with The University of Manitoba Centrally located in downtown Winnipeg UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT — Complete Arts Course, First and Second Year Science, Pre-Professional courses for Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering, Architecture, Pharmacy, Law, Commerce. COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT — Grades XI and XII. Supplemental classes in Grades XI and XII. (August 1st to 23rd) THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT — Diploma, B.D. and S.T.M. courses. SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES AVAILABLE — Mani¬ toba, Isbister and others tenable at United College. RESIDENCES — For Men and Women. Write to the Registrar, United College, Winnipeg. Your Best Deal Today In Every Way Is With ABE BOSCHMAN 621 Linden Avenue Phone EDison 4-3514 BOESE FOODS LIMITED • RELIABLE USED CARS • CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • ENVOY • CORVAIR • CHEV TRUCKS Henley Brand Canned Fruits and Vegetables St. Catharines, Ont. COMMUNITY CHEV OLDS LTD. 1149 Main Street Phone JUstice 9-8345 CORRIGAN, LAWSON CO. LTD. Licensed Customs Brokers Prompt Attention Given To Customs Clearances CLEARBROOK DRYGOODS Your Family Drygoods Centre LADIES ' WEAR — MEN ' S WEAR CHILDREN ' S WEAR MATERIALS — WOOLS — GIFTS — WARES Winnipeg, Man. 274 Main Street Clearbrook, B.C. Phone UL 3-4236 HOUSE BUILDING MORTGAGE BROKERS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 94 TRAINED BONDED SALESMEN Inquire About Our Trading Policy WE TRADE HOMES Members — Vancouver and New Westminster Real Estate Boards Night Calls: HE 4-9781 or LA 2-2614 3121 KINGSWAY Vancouver 16, B.C. HEmlock 1-1471 4155 FRASER Vancouver 10, B.C TRinity 6-2111 Congratulations and the Lord’s richest blessings to the students and staff of the M.B.B.C. College Fort Garry Construction Co. Ltd. General Contractors Residential and Commercial Phone WH 2-6523 GL 2-7112 Best Wishes Specialists in Diploma Printing SAULTS POLLARD LTD. Free Press Building, Winnipeg - Telephone: FAirfax 5-8262 BRITANNIA AGENCIES LTD. Insurance - Real Estate 6605 Fraser Street (Comer 50) Vancouver 15, B.C. REIMER EXPRESS LINES LTD. General Offices, 1390 Pacific Avenue Winnipeg 3, Canada SERVING THE FRASER VALLEY FROM THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 840 - 5th Ave. Hope Manager: W. Peters 45656. Yale W. Chilliwack Manager: J. Toews 32073 T.C.H. West Clearbrook Manager: A. J. Froese with Building Services Planning, Blueprinting Estimating, Financing Building Materials Everything from foundation to finish Dueck Quality Homes Pre-assembled for fast efficient construction at a guaranteed price ffuUdina upplm Peter G. Dueck — President LITZ A. HOMES LTD. 656 Kildonan Dr., Winnipeg, Manitoba DAVID DERKSEN ' S GROCERY STORE 30 Erie St., North, Leamington, Ontario PENNER ' S PHARMACY Clearbrook, B.C. HARBISON PHARMACY North at Harbison East Kildonan RELIABLE MOTORS Used Cars Bought Sold 1121 Main Street FUNKS ' SUPERMARKET LTD. Clearbrook, B.C. CLEARBROOK HARDWARE Friendly Service, Lower Prices UL 9-5076 Clearbrook. B.C. OAKLAND BAKERY 215 Oakland Ave., Winnipeg 16, Manitoba REGEHR ' S PRINTING 332 McKay Ave. Winnipeg 16, Manitoba Compliments and Best Wishes to Students and Staff from JANZEN BUILDERS LIMITED 597 Washington Ave. East Kildonan Winnipeg 15 LE 3-2409 A GOOD HOME is your GREATEST INVESTMENT LE 3-2409 50 YEARS OF SERVICE The year 1961 marks half a century of service by City Hydro to the people of Winnipeg. In that time City Hydro has grown into a $65,000,000 utility that is recognized far and wide as an outstanding ex¬ ample of successful municipal ownership. CITY HYDRO OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE CITIZENS OF WINNIPEG The WESTERN PAINT CO. LTD. “The Painter’s Suppy House Since 1908” 521 Hargrave St. Winnipeg 2, Phones: WH 3-7395 - WH 3-7396 Economize by Purchasing All Your Requirements Under One Roof J. SCHIMNOWSKI - Pres. A. H. COTE - Vice-Pres., Sec.-Treas. Man. DIAMOND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED P.O. BOX 10 — YARROW, B.C. ROAD BUILDING CONTRACTORS SERVING THE PROVINCE OF B.C. from THE PACIFIC OCEAN ON THE WEST TO THE ALBERTA BORDER ON THE EAST and THE U.S.A. BORDER ON THE SOUTH TO THE YUKON ON THE NORTH Telephone: UNderhill 8-5011 or UNderhill 8-3161 6. Sandwich Club in session PAN-L-PLYDOR BARGEN BROS. WOODWORK LTD. 256 Shell Rd., Richmond, British Columbia Manufacturers of Douglas Fir and Philippine Mahogany Doors Available From Your Local Building Supply Dealer “Best Wishes to Faculty and Graduates” PEMBINA AUTO BODY 416 Pembina Highway — GL 2-2976 EXPERT BODY WORK PAINTING Prompt Estimates from Bill Baker and Louis Saunders CRESTWOOD DRIVING SCHOOL • No Finer Instruction Available • The Cost Is Small Phone GL 2-9001 JANZEN PLUMBING HEATING LTD. St. Catharines, Ontario wuenscht Dem Personal Lehrem Schuelem des M.B.B. College zu Winnipeg Gottes Naehe und Leitung in ihrer taegliche Arbeit! ©ejfefyr IBuiH erss itb, 1181 KILDONAN DRIVE, WINNIPEG 16, MAN Phone EDison 4-5644 This Firm will act as Agent for the Underwriter-optionee and Principal in the sale of Olympus Mines Limited, a speculative security. VAN HEYST BOOK STORE SACRED RECORDINGS Bibles, Commentaries, Devotional Books, Novels, Sunday School Supplies Children ' s Books, Stationery and Greeting Cards Plaques and Gifts for all occasions 188 KELVIN STREET Phone LEnox 3-7474 WINNIPEG .5, MAN. Best Wishes To . . . STAFF and STUDENTS REDEKOPP LUMBER AND SUPPLY LTD. 1126 Henderson Highway WESTERN CANADA ' S LARGEST PONTIAC - BUICK - VAUXHALL DEALER VALUE QUALITY GUARANTEE Dollar for dollar we offer the best values in Winnipeg Warranted used cars completely reconditioned in our modem service department All used cars carry our famous lifetime warranty . CAR LEASING DEPARTMENT LEASE ONE CAR OR A FLE ET COSTS LESS THAN OWNING! ’60 Pontiacs, Buicks, Vauxhalls. Low monthly charge includes Licence, insur¬ ance, maintenance, etc. For further in¬ formation call Car Leasing Divisions JU 9-5381. PARTS DEPARTMENT Genuine G.M. parts. No order too small for delivery. DELIVERY SERVICE 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. SERVICE DEPARTMENT A complete, reliable automotive service. TOWING! REPAIRS! TUNE-UP! Let our factory trained mechanics put youf car in top condition. All work fully guaranteed. Open 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. TIRE DEPARTMENT A complete selection of all grades of top line brand tires (truck and passenger) at SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES We’ll meet or beat any deal in town” Drop in — let’s deal WINNIPEG MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. North Main at Church - Phone JUstice 9-5381 Niagara Howard 8.7725 St. Catharines Mutual 2.7033 PENNER ' S Lumber Building Supplies Ltd. Virgil, Ontario FURNITURE APPLIANCES The small store full of big bargains’ There is a light that shines within To free each person from his sin. Seek those to do, to love, to live, That all for his glory you may give. God bless you all! ABE TILITSKY Box 220 UL 4-4141 Clearbrook, B.C. Paul Charack Studios 468 Main Street Winnipeg, Manitoba MANN ' S DRUG STORE Serving Southern Manitoba Phone 32 293 5th Street Winkler, Manitoba We Extend Best Wishes to the graduates and students of The Mennonite Brethren Bible College May the Lord bless you and greatly use you in the years to come in the building of His Kingdom. The Canadian Mennonite is published weekly, is devoted to the affairs of Mennonites in Canada and serves all denominations. It seeks to provide, besides good news coverage of significant events of all denominations, an open forum for communicating across denominational lines and between differing schools of thought. You are invited to read it, to use it for your promotional work and to contribute both news articles and expressions of concern. THE CANADIAN MENNONITE Box 720, Altona Manitoba RADIO OFFERS. . . In this age of mass communication, RADIO is a media that provides great opportunity for Christian witness. It offers satisfying vocational experience in reaching out to a vast audience day and night. CFAM specializes in this outreach, and we solicit enquiries from young people who are prepared to seriously consider radio as a field of service to God and their fellowmen. Congratulations to Faculty Students of M.B.B.C. from the PHOTO SHOP You are cordially invited to visit us at 260 Edmonton St. Let us help you solve your Photographic problems THE PHOTO SHOP WH 2-6395 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Faculty and Graduates CROSSTOWN CREDIT UNION SOCIETY LTD. Winnipeg Manitoba Congratulations! We hope your new Conn organ will give you many years of pleasure. PIANO HOUSE LTD. 1679 Portage Best wishes to the Faculty and Graduates M. S. A. MOTORS LTD. Ford Henry D. Friesen Monarch Falcon Ford Trucks Abbotsford, B.C. John V. Friesen PHONES Pick-up and Delivery CH 7-4895 General Office CE 3-3451 WINNIPEG BRANCH OFFICE 360 Dawson Road St. Boniface, Man. Compliments of E. R. CONSTRUCTION LTD. Building Contractors Vancouver. B.C. v V w _ iVV ' % HOMES INSURANCE FARMS J. I. DOERKSEN REALTY JUstice 6-8045 134 Kelvin Street Winnipeg 5, Man. 10 Trained and Bonded Salesmen To Serve You BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MORTGAGE LOANS HADDON HALL LTD. 371 Portage Avenue MEN ' S CLOTHING, SHOES AND HABERDASHER CITY MEAT SAUSAGE CO. LTD. Wholesale and Retail Phone WHitehall 2-2454 615 MAIN STREET WINNIPEG, MANITOBA BOXES CRATES PALLETS CUSTOM LUMBER 305 McKAY AVE. ED 4-4379 Q ' leetitKfl and Qod ' d feledlitUf to the GRADUATES — FACULTY — STUDENTS of the MENNONITE BRETHREN BIBLE COLLEGE May the purpose of your heart ever be to glorify the One who has called you by His Grace and saved you by His power. And whatever you do in word or in deed, do it all J in the name of the Lord Jesus . . . Givin« thanks to God and the Father by Him. ' Col. 3:17. Q. A. betf-eltb Sand. Jdtd. 78 PRINCESS STREET. 10970 — 84th STREET. WINNIPEG, MAN. EDMONTON, ALTA. OUR BEST WISHES TO . . . Students Faculty and Graduates of the Mennonite Brethren Bible College LOEWEN CHEV - OLDS GRANDVIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL 1349 Commercial Drive Vancouver, B.C. Steinbach Steinbach DA 6-3471 Manitoba Winnipeg GL 3-4623 GARDEN CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME Compliments to the Bible College from . . . Abbotsford, B.C. DANIEL P. WILLMS CONSTRUCTION CHILLIWACK FUNERAL HOME LTD. Chilliwack, B.C. Prop. W. C. Driediger Specializing in Better Phone Niagara Falls COIfax 2-4122 Built Homes St. Catharines R.R. 4 tyieetiHy4, t e @ uicke ONTARIO Kitchener M.B. Church “Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye sted- fast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. —I. Cor. 15:58. Leamington M.B. Church “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should ■remain; that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.”—John 15:16. Port Rowan M.B. Gemeinde “Wie sollen sie aber predigen, wo sie nicht gesandt werden? Wie denn geschrieben steht: Wie lieblich sind die Fuesse derer, die den Frieden verkuendigen, die das Gute verkuen- digen.”—Rom. 10:15. St. Catharines M.B. Church “Behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give to every man according as his work shall be.”—Rev. 22:12. Vineland M.B. Church “We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts.” —II Peter 1:19. Virgil M.B. Church “If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honour, sanctified, and meet for the master ' s use, and prepared unto every good work.”—II Tim. 2:21. MANITOBA Alexander M.B. Church “. . . in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him that loved us. —Rom. 1:37. Arnaud M.B. Gemeinde “Fuehre mich auf dem Steige deiner Gebote; denn ich habe Lust dazu.”—Ps. 119:35. Carmen Gospel Light Mission “Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.”—Romans 1:7b. Domain M.B. Gemeinde “Lasset uns halten an dem Bekenntnis der Hoffnung und nicht Wanken: denn err ist treu, der sie verheissen hat.”—Hebr. 10:23. Elm Creek M.B. Gemeinde “Zuletzt, meine Brueder, seid stark in dem Herrn und in der Macht seiner Staerke.”—Eph. 6 : 10 . Elmwood M.B. Church “As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: rooted and built up in him and stablished in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanks¬ giving.”—Col. 2:6,7 Fort Rouge M.B. Church “How precious to me are thy thoughts, O God! How vast is the sum of them! If I would count them, they are more than the sand.”—Ps. 139:17, 18a. Justice M.B. Gemeinde “Und lasset uns halten an dem Bekenntnis der Hoffnung und nicht wanken; den er ist -treu, der sie verheissenhat.”—Hebr. 10:23. Kronsgart M.B. Church “I am a stranger in the earth: hide not thy commandments from me.”—Ps. 119:19. Lena M.B. Gemeinde “Einen anderen Grund kann niemand legen ausser -dem, der gelegt ist, welcher ist Jesus Christus.”—I Kor. 3:11. Manitou M.B. Gemeinde “Lass das Buch dieses Gesetzes nicht von deinem Munde kommen, sondern betrachte es Tag und Nacut.”—Josua 1:8. Morden M.B. Gemeinde Danket dem Herrn denn Er ist freundlieh. und Seine Guete waehret ewiglich.”—Ps. 106:1. Marquette M.B. Gemeinde “Und bin desselben in guter Zuversicht, dass, der in euch angefangen hat das gute Werk, der wird’s auch vollfeuhren bis an den Tag Jesu Christi.”—Phil. 1:6. Newton Siding M.B. Gemeinde “Herr, lass mir deine Gnade widerfahren, aeine Hilfe nach deinem Wort.”—Ps. 119:41. Niverville M.3. Gemeinde “Daran ist erschienen die Liebe Gottes gegen uns, dass Gott seinen eingeborenen Sohn gesandt hat in die Welt, dass wir durch Ihn leben sollen.” —I John 4:9. North Kildonan M.B. Gemeinde “Denn alle Schrift, von Gott eingegeben, ist nuetze zur Lehre, zur Strafe, zur Besserung, zur Zuechtigung in der Gerechtigkeit, dass ein Mensch Gottes sei vollkommen, zu allem guten Werk geschickt.”—II Tim. 3:16,17. tyieetiuyA t e (fyutcfaeA Plum Coulee M.B. Church “Bessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand.” Rev. 1:3. Sperling M.B. Gemeinde “Er aber, der Herr des Friedens, gebe euch Frieden allenthalben und auf allerlei Weise.”— II Thess. 3:16 Springstein M.B. Church “I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which Thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.”—Ps. 32:8. Steinbach M.B. Gemeinde “Denn es ist ein koestlich Ding, dass das Herz fest werde, welches geschieht durch Gnade.”— Hebr. 13:9. Winkler M.B. Gemeinde “Die Gnade des Herrn Jesu Christi sei mit euch.”—I Kor. 16:23. SASKATCHEWAN Beechy M.B. Church “Be not ashamed of the testimony of our Lord.” —II Tim. 1:8. Borden M.B. Church “But the word of the Lord endureth for ever. And this is the word which by the gospel is preached unto you.”—I Peter 1:25. Dalmeny M.B. Church “To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the midst of the paradise of God.”—ReV. 2:7b. Glenbush M.B. Gemeinde “Wachset aber in der Gnade und Erkenntniss unsers Herrn und Heilandes Jesu Christi.” — II Petri 3:18. Gnadenau M.B. Church “My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness.”—II Cor. 12:9. Herbert M.B. Church “Other foundation can no many lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.”—I Cor. 3:11. Hepburn M.B. Church “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear, but of power, and of love and of a sound mind.” —II Tim. 1:7. Kelstern M.B. Church “Behold. I have given him (you) for a witness to the people, a leader and commander to the people.”—Is. 55:4. Laird M.B. Church “We preach Christ crucified.”—I Cor. 1:23a. Main Center M.B. Church “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.”—I Peter 5:7. Philadelphia M.B. Church “And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly: and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”—I Thess. 5:23 Regina M.B. Church “That we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus.”—Col. 1:28. Saskatoon M.B. Church “Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye sted- fast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.”—I Cor. 15:58. Swift Current M.B. Church “Be ye strong therefore, and let not your hands be weak; for your work shall be rewarded.” —II Chron. 15:7. Waldheim M.B. Church “Yes, indeed, I certainly do count everything as loss compared with the priceless privilege of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.” — Phil. 3:8 (Williams). Woodrow M.B. Church “He that hath my Word, let him speak my word faithfully.”—Jer. 23:28b. ALBERTA Calgary M.B. Church “For yourself, concentrate on winning God’s approval, on being a workman with nothing to be ashamed of, ad who knows how to use the word of truth to the best advantage.”—II Tim 2:15. Coaldale M.B. Gemeinde “Wer an mich glaubt wie die Schrift sagt, von des Leibe werden Stroeme des lebendigen Wassers fliessen.”—Joh. 7:38. Edmonton M.B. Church “But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in His law doth he meditate day and, night. And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water that bringeth forth his fruits in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and what¬ soever he doeth shall prosper.”—Ps. 1:1,2. tyieetiuyA t e (?Au ' ictie4 Gem M.B. Gemeinde “Wachet, stehet im Glauben, seid maennlich und seid stark.”—I Kor. 16:13. Grassy Lake M.B. Church “Now he that ministereth seed to the sower both minister bread or your food, and multiply your seed sown, and increase the fruits of your righteousness; being enriched in every thing to all bountifulness, which causeth through us thanksgiving to God.”—II Cor. 9:10,11. La Glace M.B. Church “How precious also are Thy thoughts unto me, O God! How great is the sum of them. If I should count them, they are more in number than the sand.”—Ps. 139:17,18a. Linden M.B. Church “The Spirit of the Lcrd God is upon me; because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound.”—Is. 61:1. Namaka M.B. Gemeinde “Darum, dieweil wir empfangen ein unbeweg- lich Reich, haben wir Gnade, durch welche wir sollen Gott dienen, ihm zu gefallen, mit Zucht und Furcht. Denn unser Gott ist ein verzehrend Feuer.”—Hebr. 12:28-29. Pincher Creek M.B. Gemeinde “Darum meine Brueder, seid fest, unbeweg- lich, und nehmet immer zu in dem Werk des Herrn, sintemal ihr wisset, das eure Arbeit nicht vergeblich ist in dem Herrn.”—I Kor. 15:58. Tofield M.B. Gemeinde “Ich habe keine groessere Freude denn die, dass ich hoere wie meine Kinder in der Wahrheit wandeln.”—III John 4. Vauxhall M.B. Church “Be ye strong therefore, and let not your hands be weak: for your work shall be rewarded.”— II Chron. 15:7. BRITISH COLUMBIA Abbotsford M.B. Church “For we are labourers together with God: ye are God’s husbandry, ye are God’s building.”— I Cor. 3:9. Arnold M.B. Church “Great peace have they which love thy law: and nothing shall offend them.”—Ps. 119:165. Black Creek M.B. Gemeinde “Ihr aber, seid stark und lasset eure Haende nicht erschlaffen, denn er gibt Lohn fuer euer Tun.”—II Chron. 15:7. Broadway M.B. Church “Said I not unto thee, that, if thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God?” —John 11:40. East Aldergrove M.B. Gemeinde “Und lasset uns halten an dem Bekenntnis der Hoffnung und nicht wanken; denn er ist treu, der sie verheissen hat.”—Hebr. 10:23. East Chilliwack M.B. Church “Now our Lord Jesus Christ Himself and God, even our Father, which hath loved us and hath given us everlasting consolation and good hope through grace, comfort your hearts and establish you in every good word and work.” — II Thess. 2:16,17. Fraserview M.B. Church “For we are labourers together with God.”— I Cor. 3:9b. Greendale M.B. Church “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is under¬ standing.”—Prov. 9:10. Kelowna M.B. Gemeinde “Ihr aber seid getrost und tut Eure Haende nicht ab; denn Euer Werk hat seinen Lohn.”— II Chron. 15:7. Kennedy Heights M.B. Church. “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”—II Tim. 2:15. Matsqui M.B. Church “Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.”—John 14:17. South Abbotsford M.B. Gemeinde “Seid allezeit bereit zur Verantwortung jeder- mann, der Grund fordert der Hoffnung, die in euch ist.”—I Pet. 3:15. Vancouver M.B. Church “Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand.”—Rev. 1:3. Yarrow M.B. Church “For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.”—I Cor. 3:11. Andres, Allen 5 Sharon Street St. Catharines, Ont. Baerg, Bill Box 421 Coaldale, Alta. Baerg, Donald 170 Talbot Avenue Winnipeg, Man. Baier, George 373 E. 47th Avenue Vancouver 15, B.C. Barkman, Melba Flowing Well, Sask. Berg, Lydia 308—24th Street W. Saskatoon, Sask. Bergen, Martha 8945 Broadway Street Chilliwack, B.C. Block, Erna Box 8 Clearbrook, B.C. 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