22 Herald & Lantern 17 October '84

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Seeing Eye Puppy Plan Will Be Told

COURT HOUSE - Seeing Eye Inc. and Cape * May County 4-H will hold an open 4-H Seeing Eye Dog meeting. Oct. 24 for anyone in the process of raising a puppy, interested in raising a puppy, or the program itself. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Cooperative Extension Service Educational Center, Dennis ville Road. Rt. 657 Gail Phillips. Seeing Eye Placement Coordinator and Louise Talarek, 4-H Program Associate, will explain* the program, plan activities, and demonstrate

training techniques with Seeing Eye dogs presenting in the county. SEEING EYE furnishes the dogs, the instructors and the training that brings freedom of mobility to blind people. The 4-H organization provides homes for Seeing Eye puppies during the critical first years of their lives. The one obligation is that the person in charge of the dog (adult or 4-H'er) must take the dog to 4-H meetings for training instructions. This also provides the dogs with experiences in travel and association with other people and dogs DURING THE first year, the dog is expected to be housebroken and learn a few basic commands. An allotment is made for the dogs' food and Seeing Eye pays for any veterinary bills that are incurred. The puppies are German Shepherds, Labrador's, and Golden Retrievers. They are bred at the Seeing Eye puppy farm near Mendham. When the puppies are eight weeks old they are put in 4-H homes where they remain for about a year. After that time they are returned to Seeing Eye for three months of intensive training with a professional dog trainer.

Firemen Carry a Message WILDWOOD - The city's paid firefighters took their first annual fire prevention program to the local schools and day care centers Oct. 9. The members of NewJersey State Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association, Local 5d. manning two pieces of fire

apparatus, as well as their ambulances, visited St. Ann's School. Glenwood Avenue School. Early Bloomers Day Care Center, Wildwood Head Start Center and Kiddie Day Care Center. THE FIRE Prevention Program included a film by Burger King Corp.. entitled "Snuffy's Fire BriAde", a breathing apparatus demonstration, discussion on smoke detectors, demonstration of the ladder truck, and even a visit by Sergeant Pepper, the firehouse delmatian. Fire safety coloring books were donated by the firefighters and given to each child as well as "TotFinder"' window decals donated by the Greater Wildwood Jaycees. The firefighters themselves were treated to a surprise when they Crossed paths with Congressman Bill Hughes outside of one of the schools and joined him in a group picture. How To Bake 6 In French CAPE MAY - A baking course, covering basic French cakes and buttercream fros tings, will be offered h at the Mad Better restaurant. ^ 19 Jackson St. by pastry chef Susan Wiener. The three-hour course, 'featuring both demonstration and participation, will be held Nov. 5, 7-10 p.m. Students will be invited to sample results at the end of class. Enrollment is limited. Call 884-5970 for additional information.

Walk for Hungry , Is Sat. CAPE MAY — Churches of greater Cape May will hold a Crop Walk for the hungry of the world Saturday at 10 a.m. from the bandstand to the Methodist Church. Hunger is the quiet crisis of our time. No big headlines, no special news bulletins, no live action film at 11 o'clock. The disaster grows more deadly day by day, somewhere beyond the drama of our everyday lives. When a sister or brother asks for bread, we are compelled by the love of Christ to respond. You can help by walking after having obtained sponsors for each kilometer walked. If you can not walk then you can be sponsor Contact your local church to participate in this hunger event.

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