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KKMA Mr * Mrs Mrlbrximr Sctwllenucr d this community announce the marriage bf their daughter Aline Carle Schellenger and Mark Steven Show a I ter son of Mr A Mrs Kenneth ShoWalter of Louisville. Ky thle ceremony was per formed Nov. 21 in the Showalter's home by the Kev. Robert Kilgtwe, pastor of the Crescent Hills itftUsl Church of

I>ouisVille . . The bride wore a knee length white dress with baby's breath in her hair. She carried a mixed bouquet of silk pink roses, white rose*, gardenias and baby's breath. Matron of Honor was Julie Hauntz, sister of the groom She was dressed in pink and wore a corsage bf pink and white carnations Kevin Hauntz served as best man.'

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The family held a dinnerreception, after which the couple left, for Valdez Alaska where the groom will begin his new assignment with the U.S. Coast Guard.

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TRENTON - Wildwood* Crest Commissioner Charles Guhr was recently installed as President of the N.J. Leajgue of Municipalities. The first League president from Cape May County in 20 yfs., the new president previously served as 2nd and 1st vice president, and a member of the organization's Executive Board. According to Guhr, the CAP Law and Riparian issues head the League’s list of priorities. “The CAP law has to be addressed. All over the state municipalities are finding it too restrictive,” he said. "It's not so much life programs that local governments have control over, but the ones that are '"State and Federally mandated that arc causing the problems.” JContinuing, Guhr emphasized that the Riparfan Rights issue is a serious problem. Many of our member municipalities are adversely affected by this issue. It must be settled once and for all so that people don’t have this cloud, hanging over their heads 1 ' he asserted. The new president left Sat., Nov. 27, for the Na-

tional League of Cities convention in Los Angeles. Many issues discussed at the convention will effect every city in the nation. Guhr has been involved in the Sbte League of Municipalities for eight years. He’s served on all convention commit ties and as moderator of many forums and programs. Locally, he's served as Crest Mayor for eight years, and as a commissioner for two. He's currently director ^of both' Revenue and Finance and Public Affairs.

Plant Care 1 Tips Offered ELIZABETH - Just in time for the holidays, ShopRite Supermarkets are offering a free pamphlet on the selection and care of house plants. Copies of Your Indoor Garden are available at all ShopRite Supermarkets, or can be obtained by sending a self-addressed business size envelope to Your Indoor Garden, Consumer Affairs Dept., ShopRite Supermarkets, 800 York Street, Elizabeth, N.J. 07207.

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SOMERS POINT - The following ■re* birth* have been reported by Shore Memorial Haraila): SON to Paul 4 Kathleen Garrahak Begaakefiky of Woodbine. Nov 15. DAUGHTKR to Fred * Power* Zinkrwtck of Cape May. Nov. IG DAUGHTER lo Jooeph A Donna Ketehen Fleck of Court House, Nov. 17. . RON to James A Kathleen 8<keeker Mareasrlane of Ocean City, Nov. 23. COURT HOUSE - The following ar>J births have been reported by Burdette Tomlin ^Memorial Hospital

a of Town RON to William A lone Wenrleh Iaffey of Wildwood, Ndv. 7. SON to Frank A ^ Betty Jane tieerra Staekkiaa^pf Cape May, DAUGHTER to J^n A Deborah Krtti Cotlea of BuiMgli. Nov 8 DAUdHTF.R to Robert A Catherine Rlckarda** Sweeten of Erma, Nov, 9 DAUGHTER to Jooeph A Lynne Taylor Pierre of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 9 SON to David A Barbara Rowmaa Glkkeei of Court House, Nov. 9. DAUGHTER to Jobathan A Linda Ce)«k Wimeti of N Wildwood. Nov 9 SON (o John A Rhonda Pempee King of N Wildwood. Nov Al. SON to l/Uigi A Frances Carey Fteea of Court |lou*e. Nov, II DAUGHTER to Robert A Rhonda llagket HkleM* of Villa*. Nov 13 DAUGHTER to John A Gail llawtrth Smith of Court House. Nov. 14 DAUGHTER to John A Lisa Pfaff Peter* of Wildwood Creat, Nov. 14. DAUGHTER lo Clifton A Sharon Bennett Mctaughlan of Rio Grande. Nov 15. ’ SON to John A Jill Goodman Snyder of N Wildwood. Nov 15 DAUGHTER to John A Catherine Lloyd Mem of Rio Grande. Nov 17 DAUGHTER lo-Joseph A Diane l.lnowiki Taylor of Avalon, Nov 17 SON lo Jeffrey A Amy Plcfcen* Joho«oa of N. Cape May. Nov 18 SON lo John A Marjorie Carlton Wilton of l^wshurg. Nov 19 DAUGHTER lo l^roy A Kit* Zwieharowtkl Fas* of Wildwood. Nov 20

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