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EMERSON -- You might say Emerson Mayor Wayne Arseny is crazy like a fox barn when it comes to heritage preservation.
His latest project is restoring a century-old fox-fur barn in this border town steeped in history from its Fort Dufferin days.
Fox barns are hooped barns with those strange towers poking out the middle of their roofs. They have all but disappeared from the Prairie landscape.
The fox-farming craze -- its most profitable years were from 1907 to 1921 -- was triggered by Paris-led fashion trends in Europe. Fox barns soon spread like Russian thistle across rural Manitoba and fox farming became the most lucrative enterprise on many traditional farms. In the 1920s, farmers could get $300 to $400 per pelt, and breeding stock could sell for up to $1,800 per animal, according to former Manitoban Bob Hainstock in his book, Barns of Western Canada.
The barn in Emerson was built in 1911 "at the height of the domestic fox-fur craze," said Arseny. As late as 1935, there were still 328 fox farms in Manitoba, said R. H. G. Bonnycastle in an address to the Manitoba Historical Society that year, reprinted in the society's online archives. In Prince Edward Island, where fox farming began in Canada in 1895, there were 448 fox-fur farms in 1923, says the Fur Institute of Canada website.
And about that strange tower sticking out of the roof? Well, let's just say the term 'foxy' is either a misnomer, or describes behaviour reserved for the privacy of one's own home, or lair. The canines will not mate if they think someone is watching.
"Fox towers were needed to manage the brief but critical mating period, Hainstock explains. "Farm help had to stay at observation posts (the towers) for days at a time without disturbing the rather bashful animals, but also be ready to move the male to another female pen once he had done his required duty. Today, the whole business is one of drugs and artificial insemination, without the peeping towers."
Then came the 1930s. The stock market crashed and fashion trends did an about-face. Fox-pelt prices fell below $15. The industry vanished, although not entirely: Fox and mink farming industries today contribute about $115 million annually to the Canadian economy.
"In their day, barns like these were an interesting part of Canada's landscape," said Arseny. He doesn't know of any others in Manitoba, but a fox barn is believed to still exist in Stonewall.
The barn is along the short walking trail that connects the old Fort Dufferin site of 140 years ago with Emerson. Arseny's research indicates farmers raised red foxes back then, as opposed to the silver fox raised today on farms.
The barn, which has two small cubby holes on each side -- similar to cat doors -- for the foxes to enter and exit, has a lot of wear. Arseny said Manitoba Historical Resources advised him against restoration. He doesn't see it.
"If I can still climb up there (to the top of the tower) and look out and wave at you (which he did), that's solid," he said.
Some people have already come forward, volunteering various services. JKW Construction in Plum Coulee has offered to remove the turret so the building can be disassembled and repaired. Original material -- the lumber was hewn from early sawmills -- will be used where possible. Arseny will try to obtain those materials from other abandoned regular barns so the fox barn maintains its weathered look. Arseny expects it will be difficult to replace some of the one-by-18-inch siding.
He plans to begin restoration this summer. He is not looking for government dollars but will do some fundraising and try to enlist volunteers. He has restored heritage houses before, including his own home, which was built in 1882.
He envisions Plexiglas windows, where tourists can look inside and see fox pelts and other artifacts from the period. Someone has already offered the fox pelts. Both red and silver foxes were raised. Arseny hasn't decided where it should be located.
It's a small miracle the barn is still standing, considering how many floods it has endured. In the 1997 flood, all that was sticking out of the water was the peeping tower. Normally, a barn like that would lift up but the stone chimney and a century of silt may have weighed it down.
Arseny said it has to be saved before it falls down. "To me, it's calling us. It's saying, 'I've lasted this long. Help.' "
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Simple but very nice and meaningful poem.Life can not be really life unless it is invaded by dreams which set me many steps forward on my path and offer me more hope for tomorrow. (Report) Reply
Langston Hughes
Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
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Houda Djouama (3/12/2009 4:51:00 AM)
Habiba Hamidat (3/10/2009 5:58:00 AM)
Hi, dreams by 'Langston Hughes' in simple word is a fantastic poem, I like it so, because it is short but with deep meaning and great impact upon us. I think no one could stop dreaming, if do simply die, cause the dreams are the soul of our life, the sun of our days and... (Report) Reply
Elaine Vazques (3/9/2009 11:14:00 PM)
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.
I think he is saying that without dreams life has no purpose or meaning just like a bird that can not fly someone without a dream cannot go anywhere they cannot fufill a purpose. I think he is just stateing his beliefe that dreams are an essiential in life.... its wonderful because its so much in so few words. =] (Report) Reply
Yasmina Benzida (3/2/2009 11:16:00 AM)
We need dreams in our life like a heart needs beats. And this poem urges me to keep dreaming. So, thanks to Langston for this poem and what make it GREAT is its length and deeeeep meaning. (Report) Reply
Ronald Speight (2/14/2009 7:03:00 AM)
Its crazy how so few words can give you so much to think about (Report) Reply
Jonathan Berry (2/13/2009 1:02:00 PM)
Ghanem Boutheina (biskra University) (1/26/2009 2:08:00 PM)
'Dreams' is a great poem in spite of its shortness. Hughes used the right blend of simplicity and depth. When you read it you feel that everything is possible with dreams. Personally, I think that living without dreaming is similar to murder an innocent person. So be a dreamer now it is not late, because in the depths of despair you have nothing except dreams, and no one can kill them since they are parts of us.
Martin Luther King was a dreamer when he said: 'I have a dream' but his dream becomes a reality with the election of MR Obama. Achieving a dream is something possible if you trust God, yourself and work hardly. (Report) Reply
Bouabdallah Sabah (biskra University) (1/26/2009 1:35:00 PM)
Peace be upon you
Life is a non-stop battle and our dreams are the peaceful weapons we hold to triumph. I do believe that whenever I have a dream, no matter the encumbers that block my way, I'm sure, with God Providence, I'll defeat them and realize my dream. Because of that, I'm always blamed by my sister that I'm a 'dreamer' and seeing 'la vie en rose'. Going back to Hugues' poem, it definitely gives the reader a strong push forward to make his dreams come true. Brief poem, but it carries deep meanings. Hugues teaches rather than preaches: to hold on our dreams and Never Surrender. Because when our dreams perish our life never flourish
Nice poem
Here bellow is my personal modification for the 'Dreams' poem
Hold fast to dreams
Fro when dreams wither
Life is a flying trees' leaves
That can never be together
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go to hell
Life has nothing to tell
And it turns to be a squalid cell (prison) (Report) Reply
Ghouzli Nadia (1/21/2009 8:49:00 AM)
I like very much this poem, I encourage dreaming because life without dreams are no thing.I think also that no person can achieve any thing without dreams.I advice people to dream because dreams are so beautiful and make a nice life. (Report) Reply
Karim Chelli (1/20/2009 3:10:00 PM)
I think dreams are reflecting someone's character; because in your dreams you can realize who you are... But sometimes you're abiding by reality and finding yourself throwing your high hopes and setting your dreams aside... (Report) Reply
Dekali Amel (1/20/2009 1:55:00 PM)
Hello every body. Let me say' wake up and dream' You may think it is a paradox. I think no, this is the new notion I understood from mr Hughes poem'DREAMS'. Let us together live with dreams. I am sure that deep down every one is convinced that is true. Do not give up hope in life, just go on. (Report) Reply
Samir Bourekkache (1/20/2009 9:35:00 AM)
essalamu alaikom; Hello I'm Samir (Biskra University)
this poem is really a very good image of the simplicity beauty. Since we don't pay for the dreams; let us dream. dreams can come true.the most important thing in the world began by a dream. dream and dream and dream when you finish dreaming so dream again :) . (Report) Reply
Chérif Hichem (Biskra University) (1/20/2009 8:59:00 AM)
Hello every body. I adored the initiation that the poet uses in quickening people to dream. It is like we shouldn't think about because it is unquestionably good.In fact I started dreaming about good things that may happen to me once arriving to line three ' Life is a barren field' Yes it is unfruitful because even if it is luxuriant, it is certainly originated and made of bad things whereas in dreams there is no bad and everything is excellent. I also appreciated the word 'fly' as to be the most emotional good thing that may take place. So we shouldn't hesitate whenever we have the opportunity to dream. Thank you (Report) Reply
Palas Kumar Ray (12/19/2008 2:06:00 AM)
True my dear poet. Your words are only truth.Let us always adhere to our Dreams let whatever comes in our way.Your poem transmits courage.
Beyond marks (Report) Reply
Mimi Fakhira (12/11/2008 8:17:00 AM)
A very good poem. It drove my imagination wild and makes me dream more. (Report) Reply
Milan Kaplan (11/14/2008 5:34:00 PM)
This is a beautiful poem but reading some of the comments I feel obliged to add the following:
This is not a poem about dreaming or dreamers - it is a poem about holding fast to one's dreams - which means that you never give them up, you try to put them into practise... and doing so you might find that your dream modifies a bit as you learn more about reality.
In a nut shell: I don't think that this poems tells you to be a dreamer - i.e. somebody who lives two lives: boring reality and nightly eyeing the ceiling thinking one could be be if everything was different. Such dreamers lead a broken-winged life already. (Report) Reply
Devon Calliste (11/6/2008 8:36:00 AM)
Palas Kumar Ray (9/14/2008 2:01:00 PM)
I wish I should never cease to be a dreamer let whatever way I'm criticised.
This is wonderful poetry radiating courage to Dream.ah, what a pleasant read. (Report) Reply
Gur Liraz (9/5/2008 11:36:00 AM)
Too brief and shallow why is that
such a favorite? (Report) Reply
Gil Gregorio (8/27/2008 3:41:00 AM)
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This bar is bursting with the goodness of peanuts, raisins, cranberries, chocolate chips, sunflower seeds, flax seed, whole wheat and rolled oats. Ingredients Whole Wheat Flour, Rolled Oats, Margarine (Palm Oil, Water, Salt, Mono- and Diglycerides, Natural Flavor, Vitamin A Palmitate, Beta Carotene), Peanuts, Sugar, Raisins, Eggs, Water, Cranberries, Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips (Sugar, Unsweetened Chocolate, Cocoa Butter, Milk Fat, Soy Lecithin, Vanilla), Invert Sugar, Sunflower Seed, Butter, Whole Grain Blend (Crushed Wheat, Chopped Rye, Millet, Rolled Barley, Cornmeal, Steel Cut Oats), Soy Flour, Natural Flavors, Wheat Gluten, Baking Soda, Cinnamon, Salt, Flax Seed, Vegetable Oil (Sunflower, Peanut and Cottonseed), Xanthan Gum, Spice.
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China has taken advantage of WTO dispute settlement mechanism to file eight cases against other countries over the past decade, including six against the United States. Meanwhile, the United States was responsible for 12 of the 23 cases filed against China by WTO members.
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I found this rayon fabric at a thrift store, four yards for about six bucks. It's covered in little post-horns (cylindrical brass instruments) which I thought were kind of funny.
This blouse design was inspired by an Anthropologie tank — a single sash creates the straps and bow in front. Quite easy! There's a tutorial on my blog.
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Anthropology eat your heart out! Your version is definitely much nicer… I love the fabric, well done!
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At 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, the GBHS Orchestra will perform its fall concert in the high school auditorium. Featured selections are themes from the master choral work "Gloria" by Antonio Vivaldi and the "Peer Gynt Suite No. 1" by Edvard Grieg. The program will also include a lively "Irish Reel," the bombastic "Toccatina" of William Hofeldt, and a spooktacular piece inspired by classic zombie movies that will be frightening as well as entertaining.
WICHITA - While Wichita Independent scored first, Great Bend was able to take advantage of the wind at its back in the second half, winning 3-1 on Thursday evening.
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Singing legend Frankie Valens and his wife Phyllis will appear at First Southern Baptist Church, 3301 19th St., Great Bend, at 10:45 a.m. on Nov. 4. There will be no charge for the program, but a freewill offering will be taken.
Floating through space hundreds thousands of miles from Earth on Christmas Eve of 1968, Frank Borman of Apollo 8 ended a live broadcast with, "And from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a Merry Christmas, and God bless all of you – all of you on the good Earth."
Five students from District V of the Kansas Music Teachers Association have qualified for the State Honors Auditions, to be held Nov. 10 at Washburn University in Topeka. Rebecca Dudrey, president of KMTA District V, said auditions were held at Barton Community College on Oct. 13. Each student performed either two or three pieces from different periods or different composers.
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Jay Louis Kimball, 73, died Oct. 17 at the Kansas Heart Hospital in Wichita. Born Jan. 20, 1939, in Larned, he was the son of Jay Grant and Sarah Louise (Postlethwaite) Kimball. In 1957 he graduated from Great Bend High School. On Aug. 20, 1959, he married Linda Laffer in Winfield. A resident of Great Bend since 2005, coming from Carson City, Nev., he worked for Lockheed Martin and Hytek Microsystems as a Microelectronics Engineer.
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Lydia Mato put her name in the record books Saturday at the NJCAA Cross Country National Championships. The Ghana native became the fifth Barton Community College women's cross country runner to earn an individual national champion honor and the first since 1995.
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"How Will They Know Us: An American/Iraqi Mural Project" is a project of the Iraqi Children's Art Exchange (ICAE), an art-inspired cultural exchange and educational project that has been based in Northampton since 2000. ICAE founding director Claudia Lefko and Iraqi artist Dawood are coordinating the Iraq Art Mile (IAM) as part of a much larger project which emerged in support of the UNESCO "Decade of Peace and Non-violence Among Children of the World: 2000-2010: The Art Miles Murals."
The mural painting at the Center for the Arts is one of a series with the theme: "Building a Culture of Peace: Who Are We/Who Are They." Three murals have already been painted with Iraqi children in Jordan. The project will culminate in Egypt in September 2010 with an exhibition of thousands of murals created by children and youth from around the world.
Lefko, local activist and teacher, explains that transcending the barriers of language, culture and politics, the murals generated by this cross-cultural project offer a creative way for youth/children to express themselves. "Art can help us understand ourselves in our particular place and moment in time. And it provides a glimpse into the lives of others," she said. This cross-cultural project aims to increase understanding and respect and goodwill between youth/children in the U.S. and in the Middle East, she added.
Children/youth ages 10 years to 18 years from several area schools will be participating in this collaborative project, including several who have been involved in the Iraqi Children's Art Exchange since 2001 when they were students of Lefko's at Mt. Brook Children's Center in South Deerfield.
Lefko hopes that members of the community will visit the center at 17 New South St., third floor, to watch the painters in action.
There will be an opening reception for the artists on Jan. 11 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the center. Murals created by Iraqi children/youth will be displayed along with the new Paradise City mural.
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