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Page 6, News, Tuesday, March 20, 1990 ( *TAANKYOU _sé*"D | wish to thank all my friends and family for the lovely surprise and phone calls and gifts and flowers and cards for making me "QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL" | love you all, Mrs. Winnie Campbell NM = TERRACE BAY RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC MEETING A draft of the Terrace Bay Recreation Master Plan has been prepared for public review and comment. The Plan deals will future improvements to parks and open space, recreation facilities, programs and other aspects of recreation in Terrace Bay. All interested residents are invited to attend a Public Meeting to duscuss the Master Plan's recommenda- tions which will be presented by the consultants. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting to be held on: THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, 1990 CONFERENCE ROOM RECREATION CENTRE 7:00 P.M. ea @: Pet Talk Obedience Training Your Dog By Alice Scott Before you begin any obedi- ence training, you should know the ten commandments of obedi- ence training. 1. Praise your dog when he performs an exercise correctly. This is what your dog is working for- your praise! 2. Correct your dog firmly, when he fails to perform an exer- cise he knows, if you are sure he understands what is expected of him. Firmly does not mean hit- ting your dog with your hand, leash, or any other object. 3. Think like a dog. Put your- self in your dog's shoes, and train him accordingly. Don't punish your dog for performing and exercise incorrectly, when it is likely that he doesn't understand what you want. 4. Have patience. If you lose your temper you'll do more harm than good; put your leash away until tomorrow. 5. Do your homework. Your instructor can show how to train your dog- but the important part what they are? The "Seniors' Guide To Federal Programs And Services," pro- vides basic inform- ation about federal benefits and services available to Seniors. This guide is available in English and French. It is now being produced in nine other languages for distribution this summer. The guide will also be avail- able in a talking book form in both English and French this spring. If you would like to obtain your copy of the guide and/or talking book in the language of your choice, check the appropriate box below. Please fill in the attached coupon and mail it to: There is a variety of federal -- for seniors in Canada. ould you like to know Seniors Book P.O. Box 8176, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3H7 CO English O French CO) German OC) Hungarian Name foes are QO Ukrainian UC Portuguese 0 Italian CO) Russian Street O Polish CO Greek QO) Chinese City Talking Book Province Postal Code 0) English O) French BB cena" Gu Canada Canada Seniors Les ainé(e)s is up to you. 6. Get your dog's attention while working with him. Talk to him, or use the leash with the quick snap to keep him attentive. Use tidbits or other training aids if necessary. 7. Don't call your dog to you and then punish him!! He will think he is being punished for coming. 8. Consistency is the name of the game. Your dog will not learn right from wrong if you allow him to do something one day and then punish him the next day for doing the same thing.(jumping on the couch, etc.) 9. Be your dog's master. Don't ask him to do something- tell him! A dog will happily obey a master he respects. Moreover, dogs equate respect with love! Never yell or scream your com- mands. 10. Practice every day, rain or shine. Success in dog training is 90% practice. VILLA BIANCA Texaco LEAD 58, FREE VILLA MART convenience store HAPPY 30) from your SISTERS & NIECES French Immersion continued from page 4 ating educational programs is the selection of a control group", also, "a problem, without a solu- tion". The O.1.S.E. Study "showed that younger children do not nec- essarily learn faster in Early French Immersion, at least not with a second language". The Trite Report discovered "even the brightest of children, those who displayed an eagerness to learn and with excellent English skills, were experiencing problems with the early French Immersion program. When they switched to English, they flour- ished." A quote in Toronto Life Magazine, March 1986, by Katherine Govier reads as fol- lows, "Immersion is a product of parental demand", "it has been successful because it is backed by a strong lobby group." A recent study done by the second largest School Board in Ontario, (Ottawa-Carleton) in 1989 reveals that at least one out of every five children drop out of early French Immersion (20%).. The drop out rates increases with each year of early French Immersion. This causes serious adjustments back into English classes and requires psychiatric treatment in some cases. Parents are brainwashed into continued on page 7 - NN THANK YOU To all who gave so generously of their time and support on the sudden death of a very special wife, mother, and grandmother, Elsie Cooke, a sincere thank you from: Howard Cooke and Holly, Terry, Jennifer, Kathryn and Eric Essex Se, iy © MINNOVA. Inc, WINSTON LAKE requires a RELIEF SECURITY/FIRST AID ATTENDANT Applicants must have a current Standard First Aid Certificate from a recognized agen- cy and should have several years experience in first aid work. A proven ability to respond quickly and effectively in rendering first aid services will be a key consideration in assessing applicants for this part-time posi- tion. Experience in dealing with the public wauld be a definate asset. Interested persons should forward a detailed _ | resume to: Mr. John Wilcox, Superintendent Empl. Relations, Minnova Inc. Winston Lake Division P.O. Bag # 2, SCHREIBER, Ontario. POT 2S0 DIV: VAG