Weekly Report for Dulzura
In the last two weeks we have seen a turnover in long-term staff. Bert, Doris, Alta, Kerney, Jonathan, and Melvin, as well as the interns from Hesston College and Canadian Mennonite University departed, while Harold, Maurice, Peter, Steven, Florence, Reuben, and Kendra joined the team. Heather and Mandy served as much appreciated cooks for one week.
Last week we were joined by a group from the Steinbach Sommerfeld Church, which accomplished a great deal.
Progress is being made on the C, B, and Z houses, which are all at about the same stage of construction. Framing has been completed and siding is being installed and painted this week. The B house passed inspection today, so we can move on to the next stage. Inspections are scheduled at the other two homes later this week.
Harold, Maurice, John, Wendy, Peter, Stephen, Kendra, Florence and Reuben.
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