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

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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.

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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

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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