1952–1961, 1977.
3 cm of textual records and 8 audio disks (5 hr. 20 min): vinyl.
Administrative history
An initiative to preserve and promote the German language in the home, schools, and society was begun in 1952. G.H. Peters of Springstein, Manitoba was one of the leaders. The founding meeting of the society was held at First Mennonite church in Winnipeg on September 27, 1952. The latest material in this collection is dated 1977, indicating it was still active. In 1985, the president was Gerhard Ens.
Scope and content
The material in this collection includes broad curriculum plans, minutes and reports of this organization, and a German reader for grades five and six. There is also a series of eight vinyl recordings produced by the organization.
Notes
Volume 842.
Described by Conrad Stoesz October 14, 1999.
Finding aid consists of a file list.
No restrictions
Textual file list
Volume 842
Lehrplan für Deutsch und Religion, Zweite Revidierte Auflage, Winnipeg, Manitoba: Christian Press, [ca. 1958].
Lehrplan für Deutsch und Religion, Dritte Revidierte Auflage, Winnipeg, Manitoba: Christian Press, [ca. 1958].
Minutes, reports, and a newspaper clipping. – 1952,1955,1956,1958,1961,1977.
Die Gute Saat, Braunschweig, Deutschland: Georg Westermann Verlang, 1962.
Sound recordings
NPH 29 01 Der Mennonitische Maennerchor von Winnipeg : Liederschatz II / conductor: Heinz Cornies, Organist: Peter von Vampen, Pianist: Henriette Cornies, soloists: Cornie Epp, Bernie Neufeld. – n.d. – 1 disc. (30 cm.) 33 rpm mono.
NPH 29 02 Der Mennonitische Maennerchor von Winnipeg : Liederschatz III / Conductor: Heinz Cornies, Pianist: Henriette Cornies, and Die Menno Saengerknaben, Conductor: Paul Wiebe, Pianist: Ilse Braun. – n.d. – 1 disc. (30 cm.) 33 rpm mono.