Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, December 07, 1998

Issue date: Monday, December 7, 1998
Pages available: 47
Previous edition: Sunday, December 6, 1998

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 7, 1998, Winnipeg, Manitoba A8 Colony puts technology to Woric with agro equipment business traditional clothing All that remains for some Hutte rites their men still Wear Black and the women still dominate in the that where tradition ends for Many of today Hutt Erite which have embraced modern technology As strongly As they have held onto their time honoured practice of communal for the Baker nestled deep in the Hills of Central Manitoba near men and Young and work Side by Side in a gleaming Plant that manufactures polyethylene ventilation systems for the agriculture their better air Venti lation Sells to clients across the country and boasts annual sales of Between million and its who Are also the Colony have been on Trade missions to Poland and Korea and regularly attend shows throughout North their most recent Trade Mission to Brazil netted them company interested in a joint Ven producing and Selling ventilation systems in that and then theres Selma the 37yearold head Cook for the Fairholm Colony South of Portage la Prairie who created and markets a computer farm management pro Gram called the Field history Man she got interested in computers after her the school bought nine computers for the Chil Selma started typing up her recipes on a word processor and things just fell into Selma now has a website and attends area Trade shows to Market her program to Farmers on and off Hutt Erite Julie Christie Anne waldner at Bakers outside the City Bud Robertson i have noticed i have got a few More Selma slip Ping easily into computer Lingo refer to the number of peo ple who have visited a website on the its a far cry from the old Days and surely remains the same today on some colonies when women were expected to spend their Days cooking and cleaning while the men tended the their after Are deeply rooted in Chehut termites began As Branch of the Afi baptists in fled from persecution in the late and eventually settled in Canada and the United states Dur Rifg Chelate 1800s and Early and prejudice still some peo ple who Hare Avry sense of Humour and keen sense of Back at the Baker ers Joshua Josh and Ben Maendel better airs manager and presi Dent respectively sat across from each other at a Large round table and spoke about their Community Deci Sion to get out of hogs nearly 20 years ago and into the manufacturing Side of the farm this business Here fits better with our said the which contracts work out to other provides work for All the colons including Zach who is con fined to a wheelchair and 83year old Ben Maendel when there not working in the factory or attend ing they tend crops in the colons Hobby and when the work is said everyone in the Colony can jump on a bus and head out for a Road trip or spend a Day splashing in the local swimming it All sounded so Good that i had to ask How do you join up Josh leaned Back in his chair and flashed a Broad you kind of have to be born into he newborns receive books of of i Fruita is Lakeshore by Nick Martin checklist for fee Boras in lunar and Eriksdale wet ear sesame Street and a school trustee on the babies born in the Lakeshore school division in the past year have seen thereafter had a member of the school Board show up bearing the gift of a bran new Book of Mother Qose Nurs Ery we want to encourage literacy right from the chuckled Board chairwoman Betty who had the thrill last week of delivering a Book to her the books for babes Campaign is designed to emphasize to literacy begins at Day one of a Childs Green she said trustees have personally delivered about 100 books so we acknowledge parents Are the first teachers of a we Hope this Book will instil a love of port Garry trustee Doug Mcgiffin plans to talk up the idea in Why Arent we All doing it he won dered last week after hearing about Green said her Board has made seared f my flt available to boy books for the books for Babus not Only is Lakeshore Rea Enung new it Ronld soon try to smooth their transition into superintendent Barry Nadolny tomorrow trustees will hear a proposal from Ashern Early years school for a Pilot project that would provide Home visits to combined with invitations to families to spend time in the school the year prior to entering its quite its a i Pheary said Ashern Prin Cipal Charlotte dubbed pits pour Earold intervention to the program would see visits in september and Jan uary from combinations of a kindergarten a resource a social worker and a Public health in the child and family would be invited to spend a Day in the Home visits would include pack Ages of crayons and puzzles to encourage parents to help their kids get a head Start on we believe its a Good Green we see such a dramatic difference Between kids coming to wheat Board vote to be announced today Tirie Farmers will find out today who will represent them on the Canadian wheat Farmers have elected directors in 10 districts across the Prairies and Ralph minister responsible for 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last tuesday and is expected to end he Doest really care about the saying Treyve worked in worse looking like a giant the emerging terminal one of 22 the company is building to replace the traditional wooden open in the Spring of Brad a pros marketing Man at the says it will be Good for More Money for their he promises saying the giant terminals will be very lots of he also adding that the growing number of Farmers who rent land will be Able to store Grain at the terminal instead of placing granaries on land they dont it will also be a on Estop shop for doubt the huge terminals Are a Good where Are they going to get the Grain to fill that what i want to says a retired Farmer in Farmers dont want their Gram they want it out on the mar Ket so they can get the Clayton also fears giant terminals May Cut the number of Rural jobs by forcing the closure of the smaller ele Vanbeselaere responds by saying 12 people will work at the facility once its up and a number of casual work ers will be just to build 70 men Are on working two 12 hour shifts pumping dollars into nearby ;