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ForeWord T his edition opens with an article on HenriettelSchellenberg, whose rich soprano voice has delighted many people in this province. Her career in music, as the article describes, was not a straight-line that began in her youth. While there was music in her home life, the idea of making it a career did not develop until 'she was in teachers' training. Once this career re-orientation was made, Mrs. Schellenberg now combines singing with teaching and raising a family. One of the "events" of this fall was the Prairie Theatre Exchange's production of The Shunning, a dramatic version by Patrick Friesen of his earlier poem of the same name. Both Mennonite and non-Mennonite audiences have responded strongly to the pl~y, which explores an incident where a church orders all its . members in good standing to "shun" another member. Three articles in this edition explore different aspects of the play. Journeys to far-off countries can be the basis for interesting stories, and in this edition Victor Peters reports on his visit to his son in Swaziland. There he managed to escape some modern conveniences but also found that there Was no way to escape others. The recent death of C. P. Loewen of Steinbach is noted in this issue with a tribute by a life-long friend, AI Reimer. The German section this month begins with an English-language review of the recently-published first volume of the collected works of Arnold Dyck. A writer of great sensitivity, Dyck's work transcends the regional and ethnic milieu that gave him his ideas and his setting. The reviewer suggests that by publishing the collected works of Dyck, there will be a renewed interest in the author. This article then gives way to our low-German section, which contains a Dyck Koop and Buhr sketch. Johannes Harder, who has written previously in the Mirror, saw the CBC TV version of And When They Shall Ask. He describes the film as misleading (at best) and explains why it is a disservice to Russian Mennonite history. Although each of the other articles are not mentioned in this Foreword, don't forget to examine them as you page through this edition of the Mirror. YOUR SUBSCRIPTION MA Y BE DUE The Mennonite Mirror depends on paid-up subscriptions for support. At the same time, it has decided because of rising postal charges to not send notices of subscriptions due. This will be your reminder. Please check the expiry date of your address label. The number indicates year and month of expiry. For example 8509 means your subscription expired September, 1985. The number 9912 indicates that you are a pensioner and therefore there is no charge. The absence of any figure means you have never paid. Names of those who do not pay will be deleted. Subscriptions cost $10 for one year, $18 for two years; send your address label along with a cheque payable to Mennonite Mirror, 203-818 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3G ON4. mennonite mirror mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm inside volume 15/number 3 november 1985 Singing is more than art, it also needs heart / 5 Reflections on The Shunning / 9 light and Darkness, imagery in The Shunning / 10 Neatly crafted but tragic / 11 Poet's word / 12 Visitor to Swaziland sees old and new / 13 Tribute to C. P. Loewen / 15 Review: Enns family concert / 18 Observed along the way / 19 Manitoba news / 20-23 Your word / 24 Arnold Dyck volume to revive interest / 25 Abend / 26 "Und wenn sie fragen werden . .. " / 28 Comment on Harder's review / 29 Our word / 30 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Mennonite Mirror Publisher, Roy Vog! Editor, AI Reimer Managing Editor, Edward Unrau Associate Editors : Ruth Vogt. Harry loewen, Victor Doerksen Wrilinc St.tff: David Bergen, Mary Enns, Hilda Matsuo, Peter Paetkau. Wilmer Penner, Mavis Reimer, lora Sawat~y and Mirror Mix-up: Bob Matsuo. IIuoineucommiHee: Rudy Fri"",n, fohn Schroeder, fac k Thtessen, and leona Penner; advertising s.ales.. Fried:) Unruh. Mennonite literary Society, Inc. President, Roy Vogt Vice-President, Ed Unrau Treasurer, Arkie W iens Secretary, David Unruh Office Manager. Frieda Unruh Ioard of Director
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