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Jason Cowles Attention All Dogs: “No Talking!”

Serving Certified Technician Did you know that there are a significant range harmonic barking by “virtuoso dogs
Espanola & Area number of people in this world being paid
Business 770055--856833--33303420 to pick your dog’s brain? With so many capable of sonic fancy.” Really?
Mobile therapists, telepathists and communicators
claiming your pet is talking to you, it’s Sorry, but all dog barking is noisy and
Sales & Service entirely possible that many people who
watched the animated movie Isle of Dogs annoying. Dogs cannot harmonize which
believed it was a documentary produced by
RON RIVET Ken Burns. is why all the German Shepherd choir
Don’t be too surprised if the next time you
CLEANING SERVICES stick your head out the kitchen window scenes got cut from The Sound of Music.
and tell Sparky to shut up, somebody with
25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE a clipboard who looks like Sigmund Freud The only virtuoso, musical stuff on record
informs you that your dog was just speaking
out against interspecies verbal abuse. was actually sung by The Chipmunks and I
Okay, so does your pet communicate with
• Carpet & Upholstery • Tile & Grout you? Of course. The problem is that with believe it was Alvin on the harmonica.
all the whining, grunting, scratching and
Cleaning Cleaning gas passing coming from the couch where The same researchers claim to have
your brother-in-law resides, your pet’s
www.rrcs.ca 705-862-1914 communications often go unheard. identified and broken down a dozen
Pet therapists who claim to be able to read
your pet’s mind base their research on the variations of dog barking into “dialects.”
theory: “the thing that animals want most
in life is to be heard.” Dog dialects? Like in the first Pink Panther
Ah, I don’t think so. I’m no psychic but from
my three decades of experience with cats movie when Peter Sellers says: “But of
and a dog, I believe the things that animals
want most are (and this is a chronological course, ziss is not my dug.” And the French
order) a big dump, followed by a big meal,
followed by a big nap. If they want to be Poodle replies: “But of course, I would
heard, trust me, it’s the sweet sound of
snoring that’s foremost on their minds. In drink zee poison if I was yer dug!”
fact, after some exhaustive research, I’ve
Tune into Local Channel 10 or come on out to discovered that that’s pretty much all the And how did talking work out for Dinky,
the Espanola Regional Recreation Complex. things the boys at the Belmont Hotel want
out of life as well. the little chihuahua on the Taco Bell ads?
Crown Realty (1989) inc., Brokerage Animal behaviorists at the Christian
Independently owned and operated Albrecht University in Kiel, Germany Remember him, pulling down ten bones
are spending a great deal of time and
Deutschmarks to study why dogs bark. per commercial to say “Drop the chalupa,
So far they’ve discovered a distinction
between the close-range communication man.” Well viewers found that commercial
of short, gruff, noisy barking and long-
got so tiresome they fired his little Latino

bum off the set. Today Dinky operates a

coffee truck for drug-sniffing dogs at the

[email protected] 114 Mead Street, Unit 2 U.S. Mexico entry point of Nogales.
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Here then, are the results of my exhaustive
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domesticated canid known as dog.

Experiment #1. Controlled stimulus:

“Jawannagoforawalk?” Automatic

New Clients Always Welcome response: “Woof… woof… woof.”

Formerly Interpretation: “Yes… yes… oh yes.”

Experiment #2. Controlled stimulus:

“Jawannatreat?” Automatic response:

Automatic response: “Woof… woof…

woof.” Interpretation: “Yes… yes… oh

yes, please.”

Experiment #3. Controlled stimulus:

“Jawannagoforaride?”Automatic response:

[email protected] “Woof… woof… woof.” Interpretation:

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Continued from page two... dammit!” know without having to explain because they don’t try to read
Dogs are not deep thinkers. If or expound on it all. And that’s his mind or communicate with
with rocket science. When a dog walks into a room and the beauty of dogs – they don’t him when he’s watching the
everything’s fine, the dog naps. looks around suspiciously, he’s talk or try to make you think too Leafs on TV.
When he barks, something’s up. not conjuring up dog spirits. hard. (That’s why they’re man’s Now, can we all –
Period. If he could talk, he’d probably best friend and not woman’s therapists and telepathists,
If your dog stands there staring say: “What the hell did I come best friend. They go easy on our behaviorists and ethologists
at you intently for a long period in here for? That’s the third single-tasking brains.) – leave well enough alone.
of time he probably wants time this week!” (Third time No, dogs didn’t get to be man’s Or in common dog language:
something. You don’t have to for him. How many times for best friend by barking at him “Jawannajustforgetabout it?”
call The Amazing Kreskin over you?) in a certain tone or telling him
for a personal reading. Give Dogs have great intuition. They what he should or shouldn’t For comments, ideas and copies
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New Year’s Resolutions To Help You Stay On Your Feet

Statistics show that one in three regularly is considered the best Manage Medications the ground for stability. Shoes that
Canadian adults aged 65 and way to reduce the risk of a fall. Medications play an important are excessively worn, loose, or
older will experience at least one Regular physical activity has role in maintaining good health, heavy are more likely to put you
fall each year. Fortunately, most many health benefits and also but some can also increase your at risk of a fall. Shoes with laces
falls are preventable with the right helps to improve balance, which risk of a fall. It’s important to or Velcro are also preferable to
mix of healthy lifestyle choices is a key aspect of preventing falls. keep an up-to-date list of all slip-on shoes.
and precautions. With a new year Adults aged 65+ should strive for medications, including over-the- Eliminate Hazards That Can
upon us our Stay On Your Feet at least 150 minutes of moderate- counter products, vitamins and Cause Falls
strategy will continue to help to-vigorous aerobic exercise per herbal remedies. This list should Where possible, removing hazards
older adults put their best foot week, in sessions of 10 minutes be reviewed with your health is another way to lessen the
forward in 2019. or longer. Older adults are also care providers and pharmacist chance of falls. Common interior
Stay On Your Feet is Northeastern encouraged to perform strength every 6 to 12 months. Take hazards include slippery floors,
Ontario’s falls prevention training activities at least twice medications only as directed pets and their toys, unsecured
strategy, delivered in partnership a week as they help to keep and consult your provider or electrical cords, and carpeted
by the North East Local Health bones and muscles strong. Free pharmacist before stopping or stairs that lack contrast, which
Integration Network (North East exercise classes are available starting any medication. If you can make their edges difficult to
LHIN) and the region’s five throughout the North East LHIN. have old, unused, unlabelled or see. Outside, hazards can include
public health units. A schedule of classes is available expired medications that need poorly lit stairs, uneven footpaths,
“The North East LHIN values on our website at www.nelhin. to be disposed of, contact your and snow and ice during winter
its partnership with the region’s on.ca. local Public Health Unit for a months. To make it easier to
five public health units. Through Eat Well medication clean-out bag. identify and reduce the risk posed
our collaborative efforts, the Stay Similar to exercise, eating well Foot Care and Safe Footwear by hazards around the home, Stay
on Your Feet program is helping can improve all-around health Take care of your feet and wear On Your Feet has a Home Safety
older adults live safely and and reduce the risk of a fall. safe footwear, especially during Checklist available that can be
independently in their setting of Eating regular, nutritious meals the winter months. It’s a good downloaded from our website
choice for as long as possible,” reduces the chance of becoming idea to see a foot specialist (nelhin.on.ca/stayonyourfeet) or
said Jeremy Stevenson, Chief dizzy or light-headed. Tips for once per year to have your feet you can request a copy from your
Executive Officer of the North eating well include: protein- checked and any common foot local Public Health Unit.
East LHIN. rich foods throughout the day problems addressed. Washing For more information on falls
Here are five tips to help older to maintain muscle strength; and drying your feet well can also prevention information and the
adults stay active, independent adequate calcium to keep bones help prevent foot problems from Stay On Your Feet strategy, please
and on their feet. strong and prevent osteoporosis; developing. Look for shoes that fit visit: nelhin.on.ca/stayonyourfeet
Exercise ample fruits and vegetables; and properly, have a firm sole with a or call your local Public Health
Staying active and exercising plenty of water to stay hydrated. good grip, and lots of contact with Unit.

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WINTER TIRE SALE!! Continued from front page...

BOOK NOW! Construction Continues
On New Double School
FOR YOUR WINTER
MAINTENANCE PACKAGE winter weather. school students.
The new school will house The school has a tentative
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and the French Catholic 2020.
Recipe elementary and secondary

A super easy, super delicious Open-House and Kindergarten Registration
soup that the whole family at Espanola’s École Saint-Joseph
will love! It’s loaded with
tender chicken, fresh veggies, Parents wishing to register English language program
hearty pasta and herbs and their child in a full-time starting in grade 4 ensuring
lemon for flavor. Throw French-language Kindergarten sustainable bilingualism,
everything in a crockpot and let it simmer all day, adding the program are invited to come a curriculum instilled with
noodles the last 10 minutes. A perfectly comforting soup for discover École Saint-Joseph Catholic values, access to
cold winter days or those dreadful sick days. (Espanola) during its Open state-of-the-art technology,
Slow Cooker Chicken Noodle Soup House on Tuesday, January and an environment that
• 1 1/2 lbs boneless skinless chicken breasts or thighs 15, 2019 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 nurtures and promotes a sense
• 5 medium carrots , peeled and chopped fairly thin (1 3/4 cups) p.m. and from 1:15 to 4 p.m. of Francophone culture and
• 1 medium yellow onion , finely chopped (1 1/2 cups) École Saint-Joseph is located identity. CSCNO schools
• 4 stalks celery , chopped fairly thin (1 1/4 cups) at 333 Mead Boulevard, also attain superior academic
• 3 - 5 cloves garlic , minced in Espanola. Kindergarten results and its students
• 3 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil registration is also scheduled graduate with a high level of
• 6 cups low-sodium chicken broth (3 - 15 oz cans) to take place at École Saint- bilingualism and a solid grasp
• 1 cup water Joseph from January 21 to 26. of the French language.
• 3/4 tsp dried thyme Like all Conseil scolaire The CSCNO welcomes
• 1/2 tsp dried rosemary , crushed catholique du Nouvel-Ontario children of Canadian citizens
• 1/2 tsp dried sage (optional) (CSCNO) schools, École or immigrants whose first
• 1/4 tsp celery seed , finely crushed Saint-Joseph offers full special language learned and still
• 2 bay leaves needs programs, a quality understood is French as
• Salt and freshly ground black pepper , to taste well as children of Canadian
• 2 cups uncooked wide egg noodles citizens whose grandparents’
• 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley first language was French.
• 1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice Children from immigrant
• Saltine crackers or parmesan cheese , for serving (optional) families where the parents
To a slow cooker, add chicken (left whole), diced carrots, speak neither French nor
onion, celery, and garlic. Add in olive oil, chicken broth, water, English are also eligible.
thyme, rosemary, celery seed, bay leaves and season with salt For more information, please
and pepper to taste. Cover and cook on low heat 6 - 7 hours. call École Saint-Joseph at
Remove cooked chicken and allow to rest 10 minutes, then dice (705) 869-3530, or visit the
into bite size pieces. Meanwhile, add egg noodles and parsley website www.nouvelon.ca/
to slow cooker. Increase temperature to high, cover and cook 10 maternelle.
minutes longer (or until noodles are tender). Stir in lemon juice
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TOWNSHIP OF SABLES-SPANISH RIVERS

Phone: (705) 865-2646 Fax: (705) 865-2736
Email: [email protected]
11 Birch Lake Road, Massey, ON, P0P 1P0
Website: www.sables-spanish.ca

THE MASSEY/WALFORD FOOD BANK EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING
The Township is receiving applications for the part-time position of
FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT: Landfill Site Attendant during the hours of operation at the two
municipal landfill sites as follows.
• Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers Tennyson site (Tote Road): every Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
• Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers Firefighters Webbwood site: every Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
• Massey & Township Public Libraries Additional hours will be required during the ‘clean-up’ days
• Walford Catholic Women’s League designated by Council.
• Manitoulin-West Sudbury Dairy Producers Committee Duties shall include collecting tipping fees, issuing receipts, regular
• Huron Shrine Club maintenance and clean-up of gate-house area and monitoring of the
• Farquhar Dairies disposal in designated locations within site. The rate of pay is
• Manitoulin-Sudbury District Paramedics $17.00/hour. The successful applicant will be responsible for their
• Poirier’s Confectionery own transportation and safety equipment.
• Freshco Written applications must be received at the Township Office, 11
• Espanola Festival Choir Birch Lake Road, Massey, no later than 12:00 p.m. on Friday, January
• S. Geiger Public School 18, 2019.
• St. Mary School
• E.S.C. Franco-Quest COUNCIL MEETINGS
• Massey/Walford Churches
• Knight Cruisers Car Club Please note the following change for Regular Council meetings.
• Individual Donors Beginning January 23, 2019, Council meetings will commence at
• Manitoulin-Sudbury Social Services 6:00 pm. Meetings will remain on the second and fourth Wednesday
And thank you to all the people of Massey, Walford and surrounding of each month.
areas for making a difference in our community.
INVITATION TO RATEPAYERS
2019 CAT & DOG LICENCES COMMITTEES & BOARDS
NOW AVAILABLE
The Corporation of the Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers is inviting
Pick up your cat or dog licence before February 15th and save! ratepayers to express their interest in serving on any of the following
Dog licences are $20 ($30 after February 15th ) committees and boards, for the 2018-2022 term of Council.
Cat licences are $20
Available at the Township office – please bring cash or cheque made - Economic Development Committee
payable to “Animal Control” - Parks and Recreation Committee
Please submit your name and contact information, along with a brief
WATER BILLS outline of what you envision and could contribute to that committee,
no later than 12:00 p.m. on Friday, January 25, 2019.
First quarter Water bills were sent out at the beginning of January and Kim Sloss, Clerk-Administrator
are due by March 31st. To help manage your account, we offer Township of Sables-Spanish Rivers
monthly and quarterly preauthorized payments. You also have the Email: [email protected]
option to make payments using online banking. If you have questions
regarding these forms of payment, please contact the municipal PARKING BYLAW
office.
This is a reminder that pursuant to Bylaw 2009-40 no persons shall
2019 GET MOVING PROGRAM park a vehicle on any municipal road allowance between the hours of
2a.m. and 8a.m., or during other periods of snowplowing operations,
Exercise classes for Seniors with a certified instructor take place at the from November 1st to March 31st, except for emergency and health
Massey Arena on Wednesdays. care vehicles.
Any vehicles interfering with snowplowing operations shall be subject
• Cardio, strength, balance and stretching - 1:00 pm. to being ticketed or towed away at the owner’s expense.
• Gentle movement focusing on balance, functional movement and
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stretching - 2:00 pm.

PROPERTY TAXES

2019 Interim Tax bills will be in the mail soon and are due at the end of
February. Please ensure your mailing address is correct to avoid
misdirected mail. We accept payment by cash, cheque, Interac debit,
telephone/internet banking, pre-authorized debit and e-commerce through
our website. Please contact the municipal office for more information.
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OBITUARY

705-869-6883LPPRSoerepasraesytlcoei&EanrsslaFtOlao•stucTe•cnhad•VaseniR•ohkenIicntYelteoamsulss••FNoSoretSricvaeilceseHsiBgehsetsRt CatiercsuIlnatTioonwn&! Fensom – Joseph Thomas of Nairn
Centre passed away at the Espanola
SERVICES FOR SALE Regional Hospital on Friday December
28, 2018 at the age of 64. Dear son of
PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR SALE – Limited dry the late Henry & Eunice (nee Fortier)
OFFERED BY MARILYN wood for sale, also kindling for Fensom. Beloved husband of Joanne
WITTMANN - Located at backyard fire. Call Greg 705- (nee Thibeault). Loving father of Lisa
Physio Moves in the Espanola 822-4734. 1/29 Detweiler (husband Kevin) of Fergus
Hospital. Accepting new and Curtis (partner Jennifer) of Fergus.
patients. WSIB and MVA NOTICE Cherished by two grandchildren Kyle
patients welcome. Acupuncture and Keegan. Dear brother of Anne
available. Visit www. MASSAGE THERAPY - Fensom , Sharon Gerrior, Brenda
physiomoves.net for services, NEW LOCATION - Amanda Little, Richard Fensom and Dorla
rates, and hours, or call 705- Elliott, Registered Massage Labbe. Also will be sadly missed by many friends and relatives. A
988-3737. 1/22 - R Therapist is moving her practice Celebration of Joseph’s life was held on Saturday, January 5, 2019
to In Touch Chiropractic & from 1 – 4 PM in the Nairn Centre Community Hall. If so desired,
TOTAL MAINTENANCE Wellness Group, Espanola. donations to the Northern Cancer Foundation or charity of your
SERVICES - Plowing, Starting January 1st 2019. choice would be appreciated. Arrangements by BOURCIER
carpentry, painting, steel & Phone number 705-207-2346. FUNERAL HOME Ltd, Espanola.
shingle roofing, tree cutting, 1/8
decks, dump runs. No job too Espanola Area Friendship Circle Alzheimer Support
big or too small. Call 705-936- CHERYL’S MASSAGE Group – Monday, January 14, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. at the Seniors’
6160 2/26 - R THERAPY & Drop in Centre 799 Queensway Ave. Espanola. For more info
ACUPUNCTURE – NEW contact Wendy Ashton 705-869-1137
LOCATION. 363 John Children’s Clothes’ Closet at Calvary Baptist Church
ESPANOLA SELF St. Espanola. To make an – Wednesday, January 16 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
STORAGE – 6x8 and 8x10 Accepting Clothing only donations at this time.
Storage units available in appointment call 705-863- Northshore Pins & Needles Quilting & Stitchery Guild
3223. cherylsmassage7@ - Next meeting, Wednesday, January 23, 7:00 p.m. at the
Espanola. Located behind the gmail.com 1/22 R Espanola Royal Canadian Legion. New members welcome.
car wash. Call 705-869-8405. The Manitoulin Navy League Robbie Burns Fundraiser
1/22 - R Dinner – Saturday, January 26, 6:30 p.m. at the Manitoulin
Hotel and Conference Centre, Little Current. For ticket or more
HANDYMAN - ODD JOBS MEETINGS info call 705-368-3718.
COLOMBUS. I do flooring, Meat Roll-offs - The Espanola Helping Hand Food Bank
painting, mudding, drywall, Massey Agricultural Society with be hosting at the Espanola Legion every Saturday at
trim, install doors and frames, monthly meetings - 3rd 3:30 pm. for the month of January.
build head boards and bed Thursday of the month. Held From Soup to Tomatoes - Basic Class 9:00 – 9:45 a.m.,
frames and much more...call me at Massey Firehall @ 7pm. Gentle Class 10:00 – 10:45 a.m., Yoga Class 11:00 – 11:30
Stephane Coulombe 705 863 (Next meeting is November a.m. Mon-Wed-Fri at the Elks Hall for all three classes.
3434. 2/26 - R 15th) We welcome the public’s Mon-Wed-Fri Basic class only at the Seniors Drop In Centre.
attendance. 04/23 Free Indoor Pickle Ball - Mondays 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. &
Saturdays 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at the Espanola High School
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Gym. Begins Saturday, November 3. Contact Mike 705-662-
5859 or Greg 705-863-2684.
Employment Opportunity
Do you have a NOTE for the Community?
Studio Twelve Hair Design is looking to fill a
part time (with potential of full time) position. We invite not-for-profit organizations to submit information on
their upcoming events in writing no later than
Preferably licensed stylist. Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m. 25 Word Limit.
E-mail: [email protected]
If you are motivated, enthusiastic
and enjoy working with the public
please drop off a resume at:
400 Centre Street, Espanola

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Nights ESPANOLA AREA ADDRESS PHONE PRINCIPAL

5:30 pm to 6:30 pm SCHOOL 164 Mead Blvd. 705.869.1651 Michael Bellrose
355 Government Rd. 705.865.2052 Cori Pitre
For enrolment in Kindergarten, A.B. Ellis Public School
your child must be S. Geiger Public School
four years of age by
the end of the calendar year. MANITOULIN ISLAND

When registering your child, SCHOOL ADDRESS PHONE PRINCIPAL
please bring his/her
identification documents Assiginack Public School 134 Michael’s Bay Rd. 705.368.7010 Heather Pennie
including birth certificate 705.368.7005 David Wiwchar
or birth registry/baptismal Central Manitoulin Public School 56 Yonge St. 705.368.7015 Tracey Chapman
certificate, proof of residency, 705.368.2932 Christy Case
Ontario Health Card and Charles C. McLean Public School 43 Hall St.
an immunization record.
Little Current Public School 18 Draper St.

The English Program includes Core French.

All parents/guardians and children are welcome to the information night at their area Rainbow School.
Join us and continue your journey of learning together!

We bring learning to life.

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Losing TAKE THIS TEST:
your grip Are your Dentures...

Loose?

Cracked or worn?

Over 5 years old?

In your pocket?

Around&About January 8, 2019 Page 8 Missing Teeth?

Sore gums?