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THURSDAY JAN. 25, 1979

THE HERALD

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Animal Welfare Meeting

The first annual meeting

of the Animal Welfare Society of C.M.C. was held. before a capacity audience , on January 16th. The meeting was held at the Social Service Bldg., Rio Grande, where all subsequent meetings will be' held on the third Tuesday of every month. Circle this date on your calendar, and bring a friend or any animal lover with you to

these open meetings.

The C.M.C Dog Training Obedience Club presented a well received show at our meettag. C.M.C. Dog Training Obedience

Club will conduct a series of dog training starting on Jan 20th at 7:00 P.M. to be held once a week at the Cape May Convention Hall. For further information call Sandy Gauthier, President, at 465:5321. Linda Mathis, a member of the Dog Obedience Club was in attendance with a seeing eye dog, a Golden Retriever. The 4-H Club of Cape May County

has a program training seeing eye dogs. The 4-H has 29 German Shepherd puppies that they will place in responsible homes for a year of basid training. They want these puppies.exposed,to people, sounds and distractions that the dogs may face when they will eventually placed in the home of a blind person. A member of the Animal Welfare Society asked what happens when the dogs are taken back at the end of the year from a private home? The dog is replaced immediately by another puppy so the pain of losing the pet will not be so severe. People who are interested in training these puppies

contact the 4-H Club Dennisville Rd. Children in households should be 12 years of age or older so that puppies will receive tender loving care in. their year of basic training. Animal Welfare Society of C.M.C. would like to commend three wonderful human beings. Joseph Simpkins, a CMCH fireman, for taking the time to

rescue and give oxygen to a dog trapped in a recent fire. The Kozak family for taking in the abandoned, pregnant dog that was trying to exist and looking for food at McDonalds. The Beagle was then taken over by Louis Seckinger of Wildwood Crest who supervised the deliverance of 4 Beagle puppies. On Tuesday, Feb. 20th the Animal \Welfare Society of C.M.C. will be honored to present Cape May County Veterinarian Dr. Belloff, who will present a film on care of animals. Circle this date on your calendar, the third Tuesday of every month for the meetings to be held at the Social ServiceBldg., Rio Grande. All current members and all animal lovers are invited and bring t a friend. If you have any questions olease feel.free to call us any afternoon or evening. Ann Crowley, President, 368-5468 or Jean Nissen, Vice President at 465-4563.

L.C.M. Class of '69 Reunion The Lower

Cape May

Regional High School “Class of 1969” is planning their 10 Year Reunion. The Reunion Committee has not been able to locate the following people: . Diane Allgood, Richard,Byron, Corrine Cauley, Robert Corliss, Marianne Crothamel, Carol Gregory, Richard Hill, Jacqueline McVay, Corky Shough, Suzanne Spier, Robert Kleiner, Mike Drake, George Hart, James Marchese.

Anyone knowing their whereabouts, or any class member who his not been contacted, please call Peggy Sudak Danaher, 884-2653 or Peggy Munson Verna, 886-2812.

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES The Childbirth and Parent Education Association (C.A.P.E.) is sponsoring preparation for childbirth classes for couples in their six month of pregnancy. The classes begin February 7th at Burdette Tomlin Hospital, 7:00-9:30 P.M. The classes will be one night a week for 8 weeks. Some topics to be covered will include factual knowledge of pregnancy, childbirth, breast and bottle feeding, relaxation and breathing techniques for childbirth. For more information and class registration call 729-3378. The next series of classes will begin in March.

JERSEY SHELL CLUB Marvin Humes, formerly of the Boardwalk Shell Shop in Atlantic City, and a member of the Jersey Cape Shell Chib will be the first speaker at the Gub meeting Monday, Peb. 5th, at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Boulevard at 8 P.M. Humes wiU speak generally on Shells and Fossils, and will bring specimens of interest. The public is invited. *

Adopt a Pet

9 month old Springer Spaniel, female. 2 year old Husky, female. 6 month old kitten.

Also a variety of mixed breed puppies plus many matured

animals all looking for loving homes. Put a little happiness in your home. There is nothing more sincere than the wag of a dog’s tail. For further

information please call 884-4285

or 368-5468.

4-H Foundation Honors Directors

At the annual dinner meeting of the Cape May County 4-H Board of Directors held recently two outgoing directors were presented plaques of appreciation for their fine service and three new directors were welcomed to the Board. Dorothy Wimley of Goshen, and Richard Hess of Cape May Court House, were presented plaques by 4-H Agent Melville Lockwood in appreciation for six years of unbroken and dedicated service on the Board.

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LOCAL STUDENTS IN WHO’S WHO Among sixteen Atlantic Community College Students have been selected for inclusion in the 1979 edition of “Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges” are Barbara Camp, Ocean View; Marion Hughes, Sea Isle City and Dan McMonigle, Stone Harbor,

C.M.C. WOMAN ON DEAN'S LIST Ms. Lynn Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Evans, 112 Colonial Ave., Cape May Court House was named to the Dean’s List for academic achievement during the Fall semester 1978 at the University of Delaware, Newark, Del. Ms. Evans is a Junior and is majoring in Plant Pathology and Entomology Agricultural College.