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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

% I 7 - tc r ■ ' T predentin 66 m onuntj YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Irene Falk, Assistant Editor; Ingrid Goerz, Editor; Carol Remple, Secretary; Rev. John Unger, Staff Advisor. Second row: Alf Guenther, Photographer; Anne Rempel, Typist; Leslie Dyck, Business Manager. EDITORIAL The year 1966 at the Winkler Bible School has been one of much activity—physical, mental, and spiritual. The aim of this yearbook is to depict all the activities as adequately as possible. We hope that our desire to cap¬ tivate many of the memories will have been accomplished. Although the work was difficult, and at times even frustrating, we really enjoyed working to produce this publication. The work however, would not have been com¬ pleted without the special assistance of certain individuals. We would like to express our gratitude to the Rev. John Unger for his guidance as a staff advisor, to Mr. Sawatzky for his photography, to all oiur advertising patrons, to those who purchased the advertisements, and to those who submitted the candid snaps. We sincerely hope that the “Morning Star” will provide many moments of enjoyment for those who will relive and recall the days at this institution. For those who have not been with us we trust that you will receive a greater insight into the spirit of our school. Ingrid Goerz, Editor. COMPLIMENTS OF Menno Travel Service Travel With a Pu rpose Tours — Tickets — Reservations Phone 339-5954 377 HENDERSON HWY. WINNIPEG 2 Dedication • THE MORNING STAR of 1966 is respect¬ fully dedicated to our beloved principal, Rev. John H. Goossen, in expression of the faithful services he has rendered as instructor for the past thirteen years , seven of which he served as principal of the school. May his service con- tinue to inspire many young lives as they study at the WINKLER BIBLE SCHOOL. 3 Board Of Directors Back row, left to right: S. G. Ewert, Rev. J. W. Kroeker, Rev. A. J. Froese, C. W. Rempel, Rev. John Wiebe, Wm. De Fehr, H. J. Dick, Rev. Jacob Falk, Henry Konrad, Don Kroeker, Rev. A. A. Hyde. Front row, left to right: J. H. Unruh, Rev. J. H. Goossen, Rev. F. H. Friesen, P. G. Klassen, Rev. H. H. Voth, Rev. Wm. Schroeder, Frank Isaak, J. M. Thiessen, B. D. Enns. Absent: Rev. David Ewert, David Durksen, A. W. Schellenberg. MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD Werte Bibelschulfreunde: In Psalm 119:9 steht geschrieben: „Wie wird ein Jiingling seinen Weg unstraflich gehen?” Die Antwort: ,,Wenn er sich halt nach deinen Worten.” Noch immer ist das Wort Gottes, ausschlag gebend fur unsern Pfad durchs Leben! Soil es eine Bedeutung haben, so muss es vom Worte beleuchtet und durchdrungen sein. Und wenn wir in einer Zeit leben, wo dasselbe nicht mehr als ganze Wahrheit dasteht, wie sollten wir als Konferenz dankbar sein, dass wir hier noch befliissen sind, die ganze Bibel als Gottes Wort zu lehren, und unsern Studenten das zu geben, das ihnen im spateren Leben einen Halt gewehrt und ausriistet in Familie, Ge- meinde oder sonst dem Herrn zu dienen. Lasst uns dankbar sein fur das Werk der Bibelschule! Dankbar, fur die Lehrerbriider, die hier treu und auf- opfernd in der Arbeit stehn! Lasst uns weiter die Bibelschule ausbauen und dann schickt eure Sohne und Tochter zur Winkler Bibelschule damit sie etwas aufnehmen fur das Innere, das einen bleibenden Wert hat! Betet fur das Ganze! Im Namen der Schulbehorde, F. H. Friesen. Congratulations From Kehler Feed Seed George Kehler, Proprietor NIVERVILLE MANITOBA 4 It light nig Qod w .ill candle, enlighten O ADMI mm. . ■ ■ H? REV. JOHN H. GOOSSEN B.Sc., B.Th. PRINCIPAL BIBLE BIBLE GEOGRAPHY ADVISOR TO LITERARY COMMITTEE ADVISOR TO STUDENT COUNCIL “But the Word of our God shall stand forever.” Isaiah 40:8. In this time of unprecedented progress and achievement in all the areas of life, the one factor that we are continually aware of is the element of change. Society changes, methods change and values change. However, the Bible says that God does not change (Malachi 3:6), and that His Word will endure forever. His ethical moral standards remain unaltered, His promises are steadfast and His judgments remain true. It has been our privilege to study God’s Word together. Much Bible knowledge has been acquired by each one of you in your studies. However, Bible knowledge alone is insufficient to effectively witness for Christ. The truth must be appropriated inwardly and it is only then meaningful when it is exercised in our personal life. The need today is for more Christian leaders in whom Christ can work in His ways in the power of the Spirit. It is my sincere prayer that, in the changing circumstances of your life, your faith in Christ will remain constant, that your love for God and man may abound and that you may be Ambassadors for Christ to be used in His service. It is with gratitude and appreciation that we welcome the appearance of this new issue of the Morning Star. We commend the Yearbook Committee and all who have been responsible for the production of this annual. Rev. Goossen, Jonathan, Paul, Marvin, Randy, Mrs. Goossen. 6 MR. LEONARD DOERKSEN B.A., B.Th. DEAN OF STUDENTS AND REGISTRAR BIBLE EVANGELISM FALSE CULTS MR. JOHN FROESE B.A., B.Th. DEAN OF DORMITORIES BIBLE CHURCH AND MENNONITE HISTORY ADVISOR TO CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE REV. H. LENZMANN LOCAL PASTOR AND PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR DOCTRINE MISSIONS MR. J. HOWARD DYCK B.A., A.R.C.T., A.M.M. MUSIC BIBLE ADVISOR TO RECREATION AND MUSIC COMMITTEES REV. JOHN UNGER B.R.E., B.A., B.D., M.R.E. PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BIBLE ADVISOR TO YEARBOOK AND LIBRARY COMMITTEES — All about nerves, Oh you characters Outstanding among the Christian’s many rela¬ tionships is his relationship with God. Four significant, progressive phases of this relationship are: Almost 2,000 years ago the Apostle Paul said, “the time is short” (I Cor. 7:29). We are time conscious and yet we must realize that time is not controlled by the calendar or watch. Our time is in God’s hand. We must therefore use our time to the best advantage. This makes time spent in the serious study of the Bible worthwhile. I consider it a real privilege to serve the Lord in the Winkler Bible School. The opportunity to share precious Bible truths with the young people of our churches is a satisfying experience indeed. 1. The LOST relationship—“The son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.” 2. The LOVE relationship—“We love him be¬ cause he first loved us.” 3. The LIFE relationship—“I am come that they might have life . . .” 4. The LASTING relationship”—and so shall we ever be with the Lord.” Paul, Mr. Doerksen, Charles, Joyce, Dorothy Mrs. Doerksen. Mr. Froese, Margaret Ann, Mrs. Froese M Food! “THAT I MAY WIN CHRIST.” PHIL. 3:7-14 Following the example of Paul: I MUST count loss for Christ the things that were gain to me — re-evaluate. v. 7 I MUST suffer the loss of all things— pay the price v. 8 I MUST do this one thing—forgetting the things behind— neither be discouraged nor satisfied with past achievements. vv. 12-13 I MUST reach forth unto the things which are before—have a clear vision. v. 13 I MUST press toward the mark— by the all sufficient and all enabling grace of God in view of the high calling. v. 14 Rev. and Mrs. H. Lenzmann Water! When Jesus Christ was among us. He im¬ pressed on us the importance of making the Message of Peace intelligible to our neighbours. The music department of the Winkler Bible School is assured that music, the “universal language,” is a means of expression so potent that the world has yet to see what can be done through music in the work of the Kingdom. We sense the need for increased emphasis on integrity and purity of expression in church music. God’s revelation to man is profound and awe¬ inspiring. Our response, feeble though it be, must be as complete and as worthy as we are able to make it. In those areas of life’s mystery where words fail us, music helps man to express the inexpressible. Mr. A. W. Klassen Janitor Rev. Unger, Gerald, Danny, Paul, Mrs. Unger. Plato or Unger? The Bible is the supreme instrument in the cultivation of the spiritual need of man. Behind every message there must be a man, and the primary function of the Bible for the teacher is to produce such a (student) man. The Bible mirrors our own lives. The best cure for empty professionalism is to keep close to the Bible. By keeping company with men like Isaiah, Micah, Daniel and Paul we move away from shallow impressionism to genuine Christian manhood which expresses deep soul struggle. We want to move in that direction as we continue to dwell habitually in the world of the Bible. Linda Doerksen Part-time Secretary Mrs. M. Wiens Cook Miss K. Wiebe Cook 10 , 07 ,, r presence evermore. is fj illness °f joy, wilt shew me the path of life; ' r It hand there are pleasures f P «U 16:11 •A 1 r - •• m First row, left to right — Margaret Rempel, working in Winnipeg; Irene Martens, United College, Winnipeg; Mary Ann Voth, St. Boniface Nurses’ Training; Magdalene Muller, working in St. Catharines; Mary Ann Dueck, Brandon College. Second row, left to right — Dave Froese, working for Manitoba Hydro; Mary Falk, Steinbach Collegiate; Grace Nikkei, working in Winnipeg; Wilma Braun, Practical Nurses’ Training; Marlene Unrau, St. Boniface Nurses’ Training; Ruth Brucks, (Mrs. Ron Kroeker), Housewife; Linda Hildebrand, working in Winnipeg; Edith Koop, Teachers ' College in St. Catharines; Maureen Blatz, Bethania Old Folks Home; Arnie Neufeld, M.B.B.C., Winnipeg. Third row, left to right — Isaac Braun, Morden Collegiate; Edwin Lenzmann, United College; Carl Friesen, working in Brandon; Allen Schritt, University of Manitoba; Edward Martens, working in Winnipeg; Calvin Zacharias, M.B.B.C., Winnipeg; Art Klassen, farming in Morden; Victor Martens, University of Manitoba. Compliments of A. A. KROEKER SONS LTD. WINKLER MANITOBA 12 Okaiuuttra prsttont 0 iHasaage Spring is rapidly approaching, and with it will come the termination of our studies at the Winkler Bible School. The years that we, the students of the third class, have spent here have passed very rapidly. We have experienced that what David writes in Psalm 34:8 “O taste and see that the Lord is good, blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord.” We have tasted spiritual food. The Lord has been good to us, and our trust and faith in God has been strengthened. There are many reasons for our spiritual enrichment which we have received here. The Word of God in great extent has been taught to us; the many prayer meetings have been a great blessing to us; our daily chapel services where we often heard special speakers gave us the spiritual keynote of the day, and our teachers have influenced us to greater dedication and a closer walk with God. As third class graduates of the Winkler Bible School it is our prayer that we may be able to put into action that which we have learned here and that our class motto, Christ liveth in me” Galatians 2:20, may always be expressed to those people with whom we will come in contact in the future. Walter Dick, Class President. 13 ERNIE EPP Winnipeg, Man. The gentleman is product. HILDA FAST St. Catharines, Ont. Keen sense, common sense, room for nonsense. INGRID GOERZ Snowflake, Man. People who think great thoughts ask great questions. DAVID HAMM (Dormitory Dean) Kingsville, Ont. Who makes quick use of tht moment is the genius of pru dence. SELMA HEINRICHS Niverville, Man. Nothing is impossible to a wilt ing heart. HELEN HIEBERT (Dormitory Dean) Port Rowan, Ont. Christian life consists of faith and charity. JOHN DYCK Winkler, Man. Withdrew during second semes¬ ter. FRANK KOOP St. Catharines, Ont. The only way to have a friend is to be one. 15 DOROTHY PENNER St. Catharines, Ont. The world deals good-naturedly with good-natured people. JOHN PATKAU Originality does not consist in saying what no one has ever said before, but in saying exactly what you think yourself. ELMA REIMER Vauxhall, Alta. Lively and happy, yet thoughtful too, hardest thing she’ll always see through. RUTH HILDEBRAND Lowe Farm, Manitoba Withdrew during first semester. 16 s ai ISS TINA WARKENTINE inkier, Man. Part-time Student LESLIE DYCK Winkler, Man. Thinking is like loving and dying. Each of us has to do it for himself. PETER DYCK Winkler, Man. Why let studies interfere with education? ELFRIEDA ENNS Oakville, Man. To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart. 18 ERNIE ENNS (Gratis Supervisor) Winnipeq, Man. Always pulling strings guitar. IRENE FALK Lorette, Man. Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. HENRY FROESE Sperling, Man. Quietness doesn’t imply innn cence. LILLIAN FROESE Boissevain, Man. Hidden qualities require time for manifestation. i Ml ALFRED GUENTHER Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Active, efficient and very able — just watch him at the dinner table. 19 NORMAN HIEBERT (Second Semester) Winkler, Man. Three things combined — wit wisdom and the married look. ABE KASDORF Niverville, Man. Smile, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. DAVID KLASSEN Winkler, Man. Those who know the value of time use it in preparation for eternity. ED KLASSEN (Second Semester) Port Rowan, Ont. Be slow in choosing but slower in changing. MARILYN KLASSEN Winkler, Man. It is well to let a little sunshine out as well as in. OLGA KLASSEN Steinbach, Man. Practices neatness in everything. DAVID MARTENS Smith Hill, Man. Let them call it mischief; when it is passed and prospered it will be virtue. ESTHER MARTENS Smith Hill, Man. Behind her quiet veil, laughter and enthusiasm prevail. HELGA MARTENS Lena, Man. It is easy to be good if I don’t DAVE PENNER Winkler, Man. ’Tis better to be brief than tedi¬ ous. BETTY REDEKOPP Niaqara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Modesty is not only an orna¬ ment but also a guard to virtue. JOHN OLFERT (Second Semester) Winkler, Man. It destroys one’s nerves to be amiable every day to the same human being. GRACE PETKAU Elm Creek, Man. Depth of character is revealed in her desire to learn. ED NIKKEL Winkler, Man. All good men die young. 1 don feel so well myself. JOHN PENNER Niverville Man. It is the nature of a great mine to be undisturbed. 22 EMMY REIMER Stoney Creek, Ont. There is a tone of sincerity in her voice, a hint of laughter in her eyes. BETTY WARMS Morden. Man. We must he up and doing; to¬ morrow will soon be yesterday. ERNEST WIENS St. Catharines, Ont. Education without meditation and leisure without pleasure are equally undesirable. DAVID ZACHARIAS Morden, Man. Studies are not boring when attacked with zeal. COMPLIMENTS OF CO-OP PRAIRIE CANNERS LTD. Processors and Canners of (jfVuleniattd. Quality Food 23 FIRST CLASS ANNE REMPEL (Class President) Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. WENDY HAMM Leamington, Ont. All wisdom doesn’t come from books. Why study and destroy your looks? GERTIE DYCK Boissevain, Man. Looks innocent, looks deceive you. HARVEY NEUFELD Niverville, Man. I’m not what I’m supposed to be, and I’m not what I’m going to be, but anyway I’m not what I used to be. WALTER KLASSEN Port Rowan, Ont. Happy am I, from care I’m free! Why aren’t they all con¬ tented like me? ALICE KLASSEN Winkler, Man. Musk washes away the dust of every day life. VASSILIOS (BILL) HEINZ NEUMAN PAPASTEPLIANOU LLOYD SAFRUIK (Second Semester) (Second Semester) Portage la Prairie, Man. Morris, Man. 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PIANO HOUSE 1330 PORTAGE AVE., Phone 772-9532 26 STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: John Schroeder, Second Class President; Ernie Wiens, Assistant President; Anne Rempel, Secretary, First Class President; Ernie Epp, President; Walter Dick, Treasurer, Third Class President; David Hamm, Dormitory Dean. Back row: John Thiessen, Christian Service Chairman; Linda Pauls, Dormitory Dean; Ingrid Goerz, Yearbook Editor; Rev. John Goossen, Principal; Hilda Fast, Literary Chairman; Mabel Enns, Music Chairman; Frank Koop, Recreation Chairman. We, the Student Council, have experienced a year which has involved much work but also a great amount of satisfaction. “But let every man prove his own work and then shall he have rejoicing in himself alone and not in another.” Galatians 6:4. This has been true of the Student Council. The Student Council is composed of a representative from each committee, classroom, and dormitory, as well as a faculty advisor. In a united effort we have tried to promote various school activities and to provide a me¬ dium for closer student-teacher relations. One of the major concerns of the Student Council during this school year has been to draw up a constitution for the Student Association. This, together with other school functions, has kept us quite busy and I would like to say a personal thank you to each Council member for the time and effort which he or she has devoted to the work. I trust that God has been able to use us during the year in promoting the physical and spiritual well-being of the students, and that as we lay down this responsibility which was entrusted to us, it can be with the clear knowledge that our service has honoured God. Ernest D. Epp, President. PHONE 329-4213 P O. BOX 1041 WALTER’S ELECTRIC “YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER” Radio, T.V., Appliance Sales and Service Southern Manitoba’s Largest Selection of Popular, Classic, Western, Religious and German Records 27 COMPLIMENTS OF Penner Dodge Chrysler Allmar Distributors Ltd. (Winnipeg) Ltd. 11 Higgins Ave. Winnipeg, Man. Manufacturers and Distributors 300 PEMBINA HIGHWAY FULL-VIEW SASHLESS WINDOWS ALSCO 77A ALUMINUM SLIDER PHONE 474-2316 ALL VIEW SEMI.SASHLESS WINDOWS Compliments And Best Wishes To Students And Staff Of The Winkler Bible School from C. A. DeFehr Sons Ltd. 78 Princess Street, 10970-84th Street, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA EDMONTON, ALBERTA SERVING WESTERN CANADA FOR THE LAST 36 YEARS WITH “DeEEHR QUALITY LINES Distributors of:— REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, WASHERS, RANGES, CREAM SEPARATORS, SMALL APPLIANCES, RADIOS, PIANOS, BICYCLES, HEATING EQUIPMENT, SMALL IMPLEMENTS, ETC. COMPLIMENTS OF Appelt ' s Jewellery PHONE 822-4501 MORDEN, Compliments and Best Wishes to Students and Staff from Janzen Builders (1963) Limited A GOOD HOME is your GREATEST INVESTMENT Phone 338-9345 1157 Henderson Hwy. NORTH KILDONAN 28 LITERARY COMMITTEE Left to right: Olga Klassen, Secretary; Hilda Fast, Chairman; Dianne Snider; Treasurer; John Schroeder, Assistant Chairman; Rev. John Goossen, Staff Adivsor. The aim of the Literary Committee is to provide a medium of self-expression through Christian drama. This year the Literary Committee has concentrated on the production of one major drama — the two and one half hour play “Luther” by John Osborne. The complete student body will be involved in the various aspects of the presenta¬ tion of this drama. We, the committee hope that this play will help to enhance this year of Bible school. As president of the Literary Committee I would like to personally thank our staff advisor Mr. Goossen who gave us encouragement and advice when we needed it. Thank you also to the individual members of the committee who worked willingly and were so co-operative in fulfilling their duties. Hilda Fast, Chairman. IfancUtt, ?ccel PHONE 822-4401 — MORDEN, MAN. 29 Compliments of Wiens Motors DKW — Borgward — BMW Cars JAWA and BMW Motorcycles VESPA Motor Scooters Phone 942-7726 165 SMITH ST. WINNIPEG I, MAN. Compliments of KLASSEN BROS Phone ED 4-1263 421 Edison Avenue Winnipeg 16, Manitoba Best Wishes to the Students and Staff from UUL x ph armacij Wm. Neufeld, B.Sc.Phm. Phone Bus. 325-4231 Phone Res. 325-71 17 WINKLER, MANITOBA Best Wishes to the Winkler Bible School FROM CO-OP SHOPPING CENTRE ★ GROCERIES ★ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ★ HARDWARE ★ DRY GOODS ★ MEATS ★ FURNITURE Winkler Co-op Service Ltd. GROCERIES PHONE 325-4323 HARDWARE PHONE 325-8931 WINKLER, MANITOBA 30 Music Committee Left to right: Betty Redekopp, Mabel Enns, Chairman; Peter Dyck, Assistant Chair¬ man; Ken Duerksen, Mr. Howard Dyck, Staff Advisor. “Theology and music move hand in hand into time and will continue eternally to illustrate, embellish, enforce, impress, and fix in the mind the grand and great truth of Christianity.” In a school such as ours, the truth of this statement by Andrew Law is of vital importance. As we have served in our music department, the committee has endeavoured to produce music that would focus our attention on the great truth of Christianity. Our specific duties have included arranging music for chapel and Christian Service, planning recitals, care of music, and aid to our director in producing “Gloria” by A. Vivaldi and “St. Luke Passion” by J. S. Bach. Our project for this year has been partial payment for our Baldwin organ. There is music which glorifies art, music which glorifies the artist, and music which appeals to sentiment and emotion. Our desire has been to produce music to the glory of God. As Paul says in I Corinthians 14:15: “I will sing with the spirit and I will sing with the mind also.” Mabel Enns, Chairman. Compliments of REDEKOPP LUMBER and SUPPLY LTD. Everything for House and Home Phone ED 4-43 I I I 126 HENDERSON HWY. WINNIPEG 5, MANITOBA 31 J. H. UNRUH FRESH MEATS SAUSAGES -w REAL ESTATE — INSU RANCE M. J. WIENS OVERSEAS PARCELS Phone 533-8618 Niagara Stone Road 682-4974 R.R. 4, ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO 182 HENDERSON HWY. WINNIPEG 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Macleod Dealer Jack Keilback, Manager Farm Supplies, Hardware, Auto Supplies Phone 325-8761 Winkler, Manitoba COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE WINKLER BIBLE SCHOOL STANLEY CONSUMERS CO-OP LIMITED TIRES, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES PETROLEUM AND FERTILIZERS CO-OP INSURANCE, C.C.I.L. AND NEW HOLLAND MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE Service Station BULK PLANT Lumber Yard Phone 325-4341 PHONE 325-8021 Phone 325-8091 WINKLER — MANITOBA Gnadenthal Branch Phone 829-7771 32 Left to right: Frieda Enns, Class Representative; Mr. John Froese, Staff Advisor; Grace Petkau, Class President; John Thiessen, President, Dave Hamm, Class Repre¬ sentative. James 1:22 “Be ye doers of the word.” We as a committee thank God for the opportunity and privilege of being a witness and testimony to the com¬ munity in the various aspects of practical Christian service. Various groups serve at the Bethel Hospital with singing and visitations. Singing groups also serve at the Salem Home in Winkler and in the Tabor Home in Morden. Fourteen of our students are also active in teaching seven Good News Clubs, sponsored by Child Evangelism Fel¬ lowship, three in Winkler, three in Morden and one in V alleyfield. Several of our students are again conducting two children’s choirs in the village of Osterwick. Our aim, this year, was to share with the commun ity that which we have learned and it is our prayer that through all these activities someone has been drawn closer to Christ. On behalf of the committee I would like to thank all the teachers and students who have helped us make this service a success. Special thanks to Doreen Heide, a former student, for her help at Osterwick. John J. Thiessen, Chairman. COMPLIMENTS OF c Coewen J unercif crjfmtd. MORDEN 822-4058 DAY OR NIGHT Service — Economy — Sincerity 33 Compliments of Corbett Motors Ltd. Winnipeg ' s Leading Volkswagen Dealer MADISON and NESS One Block West of Polo Park WINNIPEG 888-2373 Hamm s Garage Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Valiant Cars Fargo Trucks Massey-Ferguson Dealer J. I. Case and Minneapolis Moline Farm Equipment PHONE 822-4441 MORDEN, MANITOBA Compliments on your 40th Anniversary from •Sargent jewellers S. H. Neufeld, Prop. WATCHES — DIAMONDS — RINGS — CLOCKS SILVERWARE — CHINA 884 SARGENT AVE. WINNIPEG 3 PHONE SU 3-3170 BOXES Transfer Filing Cases WINNIPEG 16 Dude! CONTAINERS AND FOREST PRODUCTS PHONE 339-1994 STORE, STACK OR SHIP SAFELY WITH WOOD PALLETS CRATES WOOD WOOL INSULATION MANITOBA 34 Recreation Committee Left to right: Mr. Howard Dyck, Staff Advisor; Ed Labun, Dorothy Penner, Frank Koop, Chairman; David Martens. This year, we, as recreation and social committee have endeavoured to encourage a wholesome recreational and social programme within our school. Events which proved to be of interest this year were the annual football game played against Elim Bible School, a scavenger hunt which was followed by an evening of skits, and several skating parties which were held during the winter months. Competitive sports were also encouraged; these consisted of curling in the local curling rink, hockey on our own rink and a ping-pong tournament which was held in school. It is our desire that as a result of the various activities that have taken place we may have been drawn closer together as students and also have been strengthened spiritually. Frank Koop, Chairman. Compliments of DRS. N. J. NEUFELD and CORNELIUS DERKSEN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Winnipeg, Manitoba 35 Compliments of DUTCH BAKERY Bread, Buns, and Pastries Phone 325-8861 WINKLER MANITOBA Compliments of WIENS SON Imperial Esso Agent Pontiac Dealer PH.325-8731 WINKLER A Tip Of The Hydro Helmet To The Graduating Class. Congratulations to you on your graduation and best wishes for the future. A future, we hope that will bring you the op¬ portunity and rewards of a good education. For the rewards of education come in many forms — success, a richer, fuller life and a greater un¬ derstanding of our world and its people. MANITOBA HYDRO Compliments of Elmwood Construction Ltd. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 198 OAKDEAN BLVD. WINNIPEG, MANITOBA Haddon Hall Ltd. Compliments of Drs. Enns, Friesen and Dirks Winnipeg, Manitoba Men ' s Clothing, 371 Phone 942-6892 John Schroeder Haberdashery and Shoes Portage Ave. Winnipeg 2, Manitoba George Dyck 36 irMBj I 111 [ 1 . 1 l«lll Left to right: Dorothy Penner, Chairman; Rev. John Unger, Staff Advisor; Ken Langeman, Elma Reimer, Helen Hiebert, Ernie Wiens, Class Representatives. This year the library was a scene of much activity as a complete change-over to the dewey deci¬ mal system was effected. We feel that with this system the library will be much more efficient. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Rev. and Mrs. John Unger for the time and effort sacrificed in establishing this new system. At present the library consists of approximately 1,250 volumes with new books being added. The librarians are kept busy helping students find the required books and information, checking out books, returning books to the shelves and keeping order in the library. We hope that in future years the library will be expanded and that students will derive much bene¬ fit from it. Dorothy Penner, Chairman. Best Wisnes to Faculty and Students from A. A. De Fehr Mfg. Manufacturers of Fine Furniture 55 VULCAN AVE. WINNIPEG, MANITOBA 37 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Sirluck and Janzen Ltd. DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 325-4221 WINKLER, MAN. DAVES SHELL SERVICE BRAUN AGENCIES ALTONA PHONE 324-5450 Your ABSTAINERS ' Insurance Agent In Southern Manitoba Dyck s China and Gift Shop Dealers in Tires, Gas, and Used Cars Helen ' s Gas and Coffee Bar Proprietor: D. H. Derksen China, Jewellery, Cutlery and Ornaments Phone 325-8051 Box 254 PHONE 325-8813 BOX 450 WINKLER WINKLER MANITOBA THIESSEN BUS LINES LTD. 38 “% are TT n,c h ight of the ‘IUU1. . . t so shine before men. ' y latthew 5 : 14, 16 TIVITY Wk kW WbMm; Winkler Music Shop Music Instruments and Supplies Phone 325-8022 — Box 1160 WINKLER MANITOBA Compliments and Best Wishes BIBLE BOOK SHOP A. C. Klassen, Proprietor 330 Main St. Box 505 Phone 325-4274 WINKLER, MAN. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of Krahn Jewellers Watches, Clocks, Diamonds Phone 325-8344 WINKLER, MAN. Home Town Service Ford Sales and Service PHONE 325-8171 WINKLER. MANITOBA Developing, Printing, Enlarging, Copying, etc., Portraits, Passports and Group Pictures, Cameras and Photo Supplies “KNOWN FOR SPEED AND QUALITY” Winkle . Photo- Studio PHONE 325-8851 WINKLER 40 QUfappl Worship §mrirr Announcements, Organ prelude, I nvocation fflustr (groups Song leader, Left to right: Harvey Neufeld, David Hamm, Ken Duerk- sen, Ken Langeman, Peter Dyck, Helga Martens, pianist, Ernie Epp, Walter Dick, David Zacharias. Mabel Enns, organist, Peter Dyck, trumpeter. Front row, left to right: Kathy Labun, Eunice Wiebe, Esther Martens. Back row: Marilyn Klassen, Mary Braun Dianne Snider. Left to right: Helen Hiebert, Betty Redekopp, Ingrid Goerz, Mabel Enns. Left to right: Helga Martens, Anne Rempel, Linda Pauls, pianist, David Zacharias, Ernie Enns. Left to right: Ed Labun, Mabel Enns, Marilyn Klassen. Left to right: Mabel Enns, Betty Redekopp, Dorothy Penner. Left to right: Betty Redekopp, organist, Ernie Epp, Walter Dick, Ken Duerksen, David Hamm. Left to right: Esther Martens, pianist, Mary Braun, Reimer, David Hamm, John Schroeder. Front row, left to right: Dorothy Penner, Mabel Enns, Helen Hiebert. Back row: Betty Redekopp, Ingrid Goerz, Emmy Reimer. Left to right: Emmy Reimer, Ingrid Goerz, Helen Hiebert, Rev. Jerry Hildebrand Rev. Willy Baerg Rev. Edward Epp, Miss A. Friesen, Miss Susan Friesen, Mr. Danny Wolfe, Mr. Peter Duerksen Mr. Paul Kliewer Rev. Roland Wiens Mr. Howard Klassen Mr. Edmund Janzen H. W. MOORE, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Winkler Pharmacy Building PHONE 325-423 WINKLER IZt T’ left t0 . right: Lillian Froese - Dianne Snider, Ingrid Goerz, Hilda Fast, Anne Rempel, Eunic, Conductor 1 13 ’ Redek ° PP ’ Helen Hiebert ’ Dorothy Penner, Mabel Enns, Mr. Howard Dyck Ko C o 0 n nd Ke 0 n W D Pet r Da Zacharias ' Walter Dick, Ken Langeman, Ed Labun, Leslie Dyck, Fran! Koop, Ken Duerksen, Ernie Epp, David Hamm, Harvey Neufeld. 44 Christian Service Opportunities GOOD NEWS CLUB TEACHERS Front row, left to right: Lillian Froese, Helga Martens, Ken Langeman, June Braun Gertie Dyck, Alice Klassen. Back row: Harvey Neufeld, Mary Braun, Grace Petkau Esther Martens, Betty Warms, Elfrieda Enns, Abe Kasdorf. Esther Martens, Elfrieda Enns at Morden Club, . t j% 1 -1 L 4 JSNj V • . i M U ¥ V 1 4 JhHQ ♦ JflflBL fli| j| l , SrMEXnH pp a Mr ,. 5SMpp MBPs VI V . Hi W. 1 7V NpfESwB itU ' sT ;s V ■ • � .JK I lift. MR VIST tl v ' V ' ■ il Ml ; ! K, i mJ David Hamm, Betty Redekopp with Choir at Osterwick. Mary Braun, Alice Klassen at Winkler Club. Kathy Labun, Doreen Heide and Choir at Osterwick. Winkler Old Folks Home. 46 GROUPS m ' i|| Mennonite Brethren Bible College and College o f Arts OFFERS: A choice of programs leading to the following degrees: B.A. (in affiliation with Waterloo University College); B.R.E.; Th.B.; B.D. AIMS: At high spiritual and academic standards. EMPHASIZES: World Evangelism. PROVIDES: Wholesome Christian fellowship and close faculty-student contact. Write for information and catalogue: MENNONITE BRETHREN BIBLE COLLEGE 77 Henderson Highway Winnipeg 5, Manitoba Fred J. Rietze Winkler Real Estate and Insurance 334 Main Street PHONE 325-8961 WINKLER, MANITOBA C J linb of - - 1 __ ROADSIDE FURNITURE LTD. I O 14 ‘ 77 , in L of ED 8-8956 Drapes — Carpets — Furniture — Appliances 1133 HENDERSON HIGHWAY, WINNIPEG Compliments of JANZEN ' S RED WHITE A Complete Line of Groceries, Meats, Smallwares, Dry Goods and Hardware Paint and Enamel WINKLER “It pleases us to please you.’ Phone 325-8231 MANITOBA 48 CANDIDS Compliments of Redekop Electric Company Ltd. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS Canada’s Centre for English and German Religious Records RECORD PLAYERS - RADIOS - FURNITURE - MAJOR APPLIANCES HOME OF R.E.C. RECORDINGS 966 PORTAGE AVE. — Phone SP 5-4481 — WINNIPEG ABRAHAM P. WILLMS LTD. BUILDING CONTRACTOR Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of truth. II Timothy 2:15 R.R. No. 2, NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE ONTARIO PHONE 468-7112 COMPLIMENTS OF TRIPLE E MANUFACTURING INC. LTD. PLUMBING AND HEATING MANUFACTURERS OF THE E-E-E COMPACT PHONE 325-4281 WINKLER Compliments of Dueck ' s Tomboy YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER N. A. Dueck, Proprietor 300 EDISON AVE Phone 339-1252 WINNIPEG, N.K., MAN. Oba Mumtje Enntsche, Waut es daut? Enlarging the mind Crest has 49% fewer cavities. c mon The coveted position Ah, life is just wonderful was just wondering if ft H pjptepk ■ ■ Ljr v Jryhjjm ■ iL ■ | Ljn 1 Compliments Of WM. DYCK and SONS LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES DEKALB CHIX DA 8-4438 DA 8-4940 NIVERVILLE DA 8 ' 4m MANITOBA Well-dressed Students (and Teachers) Prefer Clothes From Krueger ' s Men ' s Wear Nationally Advertised Clothing and Shoes ALTONA MANITOBA Compliments of Dueck Peters Solo Store Meats — Groceries — Dry Goods Giftware NIVERVILLE MANITOBA DR. MRS. JOHN DICK STEINBACH, MANITOBA, PHONE DA 6-6165 Die besten Gluckwunsche und Gottes reichsten Segen wiinschen Euch Valley Bakery Pastry Shop Altona, Manitoba Denn so ihr nach dem Fleisch lebet, so werdet ihr sterben mussen; wo ihr aber durch den Geist des Fleisches Geschafte totet, so werdet ihr leben. Denn welche der Geist Gottes treibt, die sind Gottes Kinder. Romer 8:13, 14 52 w i f m 1 ' II ft P ' V .1 If G. Dueck and Sons Ltd. POULTRY EVISCERATING PLANT NIVERVILLE, MANITOBA Selling Wishbone Brand Poultry DU 8-4858 NIVERVILLE 453-6407 WINNIPEG HIEBERT PENNER IMPLEMENTS LTD. UIHITE (rose SALES AND SERVICE GENUINE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Phone 829-3262 Plum Coulee Paul to Timothy ... bring with thee the books. (II Timothy 4:13) Evangel Book Shop STEINBACH MANITOBA BEST WISHES FROM hooge== -— CLEANERS Laundering, Dyeing, Storage, Repairs 3 Day Dry Cleaning Service ' ‘Serving 70 Southern Prairie Towns” WINKLER “WE AIM MANITOBA TO PLEASE” ALTONA FEED SERVICE LTD. Dealer For: Versatile Farm Machinery Nu-Way Farm Supplies Rosco and Westeel Granaries PHONE 324-5523 Feed—Flour—Hardware Equipment Custom Grinding and Mixing Bulk Feed Delivery Service ALTONA, MANITOBA PHONE DA 6-3491 IkPEWsuri H 1 1 t 1 T � ■t 1 7 T_ STEINBACH MANITOBA Jl.aeAue+1 (ZoAy LARGE INFRA-RED PAINT BAKING OVEN FRAME STRAIGTENING RADIATOR REPAIR SEAT COVERS HEADLINERS AUTO PAINTING COLLISION EXPERTS GLASS INSTALLED 9P BEST WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES AND STUDENTS FROM CAMBRIDGE PUBLISHERS LTD. PUBLISHERS OF MANITOBA BUSINESS JOURNAL — — SASKATCHEWAN BUSINESS JOURNAL 171 DONALD ST. WINNIPEG 1, MAN. 54 A drink behind the scenes. Boredom or concentration? Well, you see it’s this way. And they laughed and laughed. Gluttony? No, sheer necessity. is love blind? Tower of power. Best w shes to the Graduates, Students, and Faculty From D. A. LOEWEN ELECTRIC Phone Bus. 325-8123 Res. 325-8710 Industrial, Commercial, Home, Electric Heating And Farm Wiring W ing Supplies Light Fixtures WINKLER 1 MANITOBA “Don’t just stand there. Do some thing.” Wiebe’s have a new car ... Reimer’s smoke house burned down .. . Eggs have gone up.” Where the girls are, Future occupation : f , .— T ' ■■■■ • jr - ' % ,V if J 1 Listening in. Oh, honestly you kids! Compliments of Winkler Express Lines Serving Winkler and District Daily Express Service to and from Winnipeg Proprietor: PERCY ENNS Man. Truck Terminals I 390 Pacific Ave. 786-581 I Winkler, Manitoba P. O. Box 1140 325-8312 PHONE 822-4515 BOX 1059 MORDEN Derksen Thiessen Ltd. PONTIAC, BUICK, VAUXHALL, ACADIAN and G.M.C. TRUCKS GENUINE G.M. PARTS ACCESSORIES Service Our Specialty CffOUtAL MOTORS HtOOeCH MANITOBA JS est W)ishes to the Staff and Students of the Winkler Bible School GLADSTONE SHOPPING CENTRE GROCERIES — HARDWARE — DRY GOODS — FOOTWEAR WINKLER, MANITOBA LARGEST SHOPPING CENTRE IN RURAL MANITOBA 59 WITH COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF Independent Credit Jewellers Ltd. Your friendly diamond house. Where Gems and Gold are fairly sold EASY CREDIT TERMS Free Parking Expert Watch Repair 493 Notre Dame Avenue. WINNIPEG SP 4-5544 mars a hbulous PFAFF. for Everyone... at Prices you can afford to pay! Invest for a lifetime — Invest in a fabulous PFAFF Sewing Machine for every need CENTRAL CREDIT APPLIANCES LTD. 499 NOTRE DAME AVE SP 5-4401 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA 60 COMMITMENT Lord, I’m yours now: It took me long to see Your perfect plan and will Were meant for me. I was slow to grasp Your demand for me To do a special task. And when I saw, I could not give back To You, my life, my all. You gave me talent Yet I wished to hoard it in This treasure chest of mine. I could not leave It held me back ’Twas my ideal. I knew my way My plan was complete, But Yours? Until You used an instrument Of humble crumbling clay, You spoke, through man “Let go, my child, You cannot go alone To face the foes of life. Your talent will not satisfy Desires for things above Unless, unless, my child, You hand it back to me, And let me take control. Lord, I’m Yours now! I’ll let You take control, I’m slow to realize That I must be Yours alone! But finally You taught me Finally I learned, And now I give to You, Lord, All I am and have. Though CHANGE unparalleled Shall confuse mankind, And unsettle all that’s settled; In WITNESS unashamed Your power will aid To bear the news; To TRIUMPH unquestioned I’ll rely on You, Your strength is mine! —Mabel Enns. BABY PICTURES John Schroeder Ken Langeman Lillian Froese Betty Warms Elfrieda Enns Alfred Guenther Mr. Howard Dyck ' 0 L 1 v I J - 1| u. fr vtfi 1 . M0. W-� . 6 : Irene Falk Anne Rempel Norman Hiebert Elma Reimer Helga Martens Alice Klassen C hurclt CjreetincfS ALEXANDER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous: but the way of the ungodly shall perish.” Psalm 1:6 BOISSEVAIN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “And he saith unto them, But whom say ye that 1 am? And Peter answereth and saith unto him, Thou art the Christ.” Mark 8:29 BRANDON MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the ord of truth.” II Timothy 2:15 DOMAIN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH „Das Gesetz deines Mundes ist mir lieber denn viel tausend Stuck Gold und Silber.” Psalm 119:72 ELM CREEK MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “How precious to me are thy thoughts, O God! How vast is the sum of them!” Psalm 139:17 (R.S.V.) ELMWOOD MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands upon us; yea, the work of our hands establish thou it.” Psalm 90:17 FORT GARRY MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Preach the Word of God. Never lose your sense of urgency.” II Timothy 4:2a (Phillips) GOSPEL LIGHT MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “But the People that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits.” Daniel 11:32b HORNDEAN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.” John 5:39. JUSTICE MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is ]esus Christ.” I Cor. 3:11. KRONSGART MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men. And when they had brought their ships to land they for¬ sook all, and followed Him.” Luke 5:10b, 11 KITCHENER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH, Kitchener, Ontario “And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God.” Ephesians 3:19 LEAMINGTON MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH, Leamington, Ontario “This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and thou shalt have good success.” Joshua 1:8 N LENA MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.” Joshua 1:8 64 (Church CjreelincfS MANITOU MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” II Timothy 2:15 MORDEN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “He took not away the pillar of the cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night, from before the people.” Exodus 13:22 NIVERVILLE MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them.” II Timothy 3:14 NORTH KILDONAN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but to us which are saved it is the power of God.” I Corinthians 1:18 PORTAGE AVENUE MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “But the people who know their God shall stand firm and do exploits. Daniel 11:32b. PORT ROWAN MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. Port Rowan, Ontario „Die Furcht des Herrn ist eine Quelle des Lebens, diss man meide die Stricke des Todes.” Spriiche 14:27 RIVER EAST MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Therefore since Jesus was delivered to you as Christ and Lord, live your lives in union with him. Colossians 2:6 SALEM MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Blessed are all they that put their trust in him.” Psalm 2:12 SCOTT STREET MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. St. Catharines. Ontario “And He is the Head of the body, the church, Who is the Beginning, the Firstborn from the dead; that in all things He might have the preeminence.” Colossians 1:18 STEINBACH MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH „Aus ihm aber seid ihr in Christo Jesu, welcher uns geworden ist Weisheit von Gott, sowohl Gerechtigkeit, als auch Heiligung und Erldsung.” I Kor. 1:30 VAUXHALL MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH. Vauxhall. Alberta “Ye have not chosen me, but 1 have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain.” John 15:16 VINELAND MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “Arise, shine, for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee. Isaiah 60:1 VIRGIL MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH, Virgil. Ontario “For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.” II Peter 1:16 WESTVIEW MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent.” John 17:3 WINKLER MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH “This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou: ZflVmat thu Zt vtspJous thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.” Joshua 1:8 65 Student Directory Braun, Mary Box 477, Morden, Man. Braun, Mildred June Box 1005, Winkler, Man. Dick, Walter Glenlea, Man. Doerksen, Linda 980 William Ave., Winnipeg 3, Man. Duerksen, Kenneth Smith Hill, Man. Dyck, Gertie Box 85, Boissevain, Man. Dyck, James Box 257, Plum Coulee, Man. Dyck, John E. Box 673, Winkler, Man. Dyck, Leslie Box 521, Winkler, Man. Dyck, Peter Box 354, Winkler, Man. Enns, Elfrieda Box 156, Oakville, Man. Enns, Ernie 122 Willowdale Place, Winnipeg 16, Man. Enns, Mabel Box 240, Winkler, Man. Epp, Ernest 210 Handsart Blvd., Winnipeg, Man. Falk, Irene Box 3-06, Lorette, Man. Falk, Willie Box 36, Niverville, Man. Fast, Hilda 23 Heywood Ave., St. Catharines, Ont. Froese, Henry Box 3, Sperling, Man. Froese, Lillian Box 343, Boissevain, Man. Goerz, Ingrid Box 102, Snowflake, Man. Guenther, Alfred R.R. No. 2, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Hamm, David R.R. No. I, Kingsville, Ont. Hamm, Wendy 19 Fuller Ave., Leamington, Ont. Heinrichs, Selma Box 154, Niverville, Man. Hiebert, Helen R.R. No. I, Port Rowan, Ont. Hiebert, Norman Box 950, Winkler, Man. Kasdorf, Abe Box 126, Niverville, Man. Klassen, Alice Box 230, Winkler, Man. Klassen, David N. Box 810, Winkler, Man. Klassen, Edward R.R. No. 2, Port Rowan, Ont. Klassen, Marilyn Box 505, Winkler, Man. Klassen, Olga Box 509, Steinbach, Man. Klassen, Walter R.R. No. I, Port Rowan, Ont. Koop, Frank 28 Springbank Dr., St. Catharines, Ont. Kroeker, Waldemar Box 155, Elm Creek, Man. Labun, Katherine Box 724, Winkler, Man. Langeman, Kenneth Culross, Man. Martens, David Smith Hill, Man. Martens, Esther Smith Hill, Man. Martens, Helga Lena, Man. Neudorf, Jake Box 665, Winkler, Man. Neufeld, Harvey Box 248, Niverville, Man. Neuman, Heinz Morris, Man. Nikkei, Ed Box 26, Winkler, Man. Olfert, John Box 304, Winkler, Man. Paetkau, John 840 - 13 St., Brandon, Man. Papasteplianou, Pel I is, Greece Vassilios Periclia Aridoia auls, Linda Osborne, Man. Penner, Dave Box 406, Winkler, Man. Penner, Dorothy Church Road, East, St. Catharines, Ont. Penner, John Box 59, Niverville, Man. Petkau, Grace Box 57, Elm Creek, Man. Redekopp, Betty R.R. No. 2, Line I, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Reimer, Elma Box 146, Vauxhall, Alta. Reimer, Emmy 71 South Meadow Cr., Stoney Creek, Ont. Rempel, Anne R.R. No. 2, Line I, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Remple, Carol Box 9, Rosenort, Man. Safruik, Lloyd 5 I 0 - 4th St. N.W., Portage la Prairie, Man. Schroeder, John Box 53, Plum Coulee, Man. Snider, Dianne 112 Brubacher St., Kitchener, Ont. Thiessen, John 106 Martin Ave., Winnipeg 5, Man. Voth, Ken 1280 Wolseley Ave., Winnipeg 10, Man. Warkentin, Tina Winkler, Man. ( Pa rt-time) Warms, Betty Box 6, Morden, Man. Wiebe, Eunice La Riviere, Man. Wiens, Ernest R.R. No. 4, St. Catharines, Ont. Zacharias, David R.R. No. 2, Morden, Man. 66 Best Wishes on your 41st Anniversary from BERGMAN MEAT PRODUCTS LTD. BLUMENORT Best Homemade Pork Sausages DA 6-3252 MANITOBA ' V, ■- . . L — i % ‘1 m ■ L 4 | m r- - 67 West Wishes for the future % D. W. FRIESEN SONS LTD. ALTONA, MANITOBA ■h PHONE: ALTONA 324-6401 w WINNIPEG GLobe 2-5433 Printers — Publishers — A Complete School and Office Supply Service Litho by D. W. Friesen Sons Ltd., Altona, Manitoba