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,, Dortt Ward OFFICIAL OPENING — State Director of Tourism Victoria Schmidt, right, gives Ken Le Fevre, Deputy Commissioner of the state Department of Commerce and Economic Development a tourist promotion seal Friday at the official opening of the New Jersey Tourist Welcome Center in Seaville on the Garden State Parkway. Robert Patterson, left, executive director of the county Chamber of Commerce, looks on. Le Fevre filled in for Gov. Thomas Kean who was originally scheduled to attend the ceremonies.

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Surfing Contest

AVALON - The first week of the Avaion RecreaI tion Summer Surfing conI test saw 18 participants in I surfboard, boogie board I and knee board competiI tion. This event is for an ac- | cumulation of points toward final placings in the end of August. Anyone interested in competing can still register on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at 30th street and the beach. THE POINT totals for the July 2nd heats are as follows:

Boys Surfboard — Keith Erfurt 10 points Boys Boogie Board — Mike MacFarlane. 10. and Brendan Borek 8. Jr. Men-Surboard — Adam Tarantini, 10; Scott Ohntrup. 8; Matt McGuire, 6; Lou Ianelli, 5; Mike Maurer, 4. Jr. Men-Knee-board — Tom Kirk. 10; Mark Haryslak, 8. Men's Surfboard — Geoffrey Haenn, 10; Mitch Leonard, 8; Chris Gilday, 6; Tom Tozour, 5; Jeff Cummings, 4; Jim Quinn, 3. Men's Knee-board — Tom Tozour. 10.

Births The following births have been reported by area hospitals : BURDETTE TOMLIN Steven Arnold II to William and Eleanor Spitz Sa lotto of Stone Harbor. June 29. Thomas Charles to Thomas and Lisa Rebyak Vogdes of Cape May. June 29. Joseph to Robert and Connie Hersehy Meyer of Wildwood. June 29. Tasha Marie to Thurman and Michelle Pine Thompson of Wildwood. June 29. Harry Carl to Harry and Robin Testement Hemingway of West Cape May. June 29. Keyona Sharee lo Brian and Gina Johnson Evans of May, June 29. Tiffany Marie to Steven and Janice Nunn W'eems of Cape May. July 3. Staretta Kathleen Falesha lo Sebastian and Curstino Fitzpatrick Jones of Wildwood. July 3. Wayne Jr to Wayne and Angelena Cephas Lecator of Woodbine. July 3. Tara Elizabeth to Lawrence and Janice Focht Collins of Court House, July 4. Peter Jon to Milton and Rosanne laniro De Musz of Court House. July 5. Mandy Sue to Steven and Louise Young Musson of Oceanview, July 6. Kyle David to Scott and Shelly Berg Lunzy of Cape May, July 6 Christina Marie to Chester and Debra Thiel Parks of Rio Grande. July 6. SHORE MEMORIAL Daughter to Albert and Deborah Banning Jackson of Ocean View. June 23. Daughter to Ralph and Mary Mattia Sahms of Woodbine. June 23 Son to Joseph and Eileen Wag Iaconangelo of Cape May, June 24. Son to Donald and Rebecca Beall Reagan of Ocean View. June 25. Daughter to Thomas and Karyl Crandall Palmer of North Wildwood. June 26. Son to Charles and Marie 1 McDonald Nichols of Sea Isle City. June 26 Daughter to Scott and 1 Debbie Allen Taylor of North Cape May. June 26. Daughter to Henry and 1 Diane Fowier ileacock of i Swainton. June 27. I Son to John and Lucille Castaldi Quiglev of Mar- < mora. June 27, < Son to Michael and Nan- | cy Bitting Duonnolo of « Ocean City. June 30. '• Son to Peter and Joanne J Ragno Veriie of Tuckerton. < July 2. { Daughter to Merlin and Susan Mayer Miller of c Ocean City. July 2. £

Bayshore Gets 1st Victory CAPE MAY — Bayshore Lounge won its first game of the season in the city Men's Softball League as it defeated Law's Printing 9-5. Bayshore was led by Dave Dickenson and Paul Cronin. who had 3 hits apiece. Doc's Custard defeated Burke Builders twice this past week. 26-12 and 7-6. Doc's scored its 26 runs on 32 hits, including 5 hits i from Joe Tomlin and 4 hits i each from Jeff Tomlin. Kevin Boyle. Chuck Dougherty, and Steve Hartley. Ed Grant had a home run and 7 RBI's In its 7-6 win. Hartley and Rich Rhinesmith had 3 hits apiece for Doc's while Joe Tomlin hit a home run and John McCray had the game-winning RBI In other scores. Captain Sig's defeated Midas Muffler 8-5 and Bayshore Lounge 11-3 while Law's Printing defeated Doc's Custard 7-3. STANDINGS Burke Builders 15-5 Law's Printing 13.5 Doc's Cuslard nil Captain Sigs 10-10 Carlos O'Brien's 9-9 Midas MuMer 7-10 Bayshore Lounge 1-19 Cage Clinic In August AVALON - This summer the borough recreation department will offer the Les Burke Summer Basketball Clinic daily 12-3 i p.m. in the air conditioned Community Hall. August H 5-9 is for boys 9-18. August 12-16 is for girls 9-18. Les Burke, former head basketball coach at Spring Garden College, compiled a 148-74 record in 10 winning seasons. He has just completed his fourth consecutive winning season at LaSalle. where his teams compiled a 50-14 record in the Catholic North Division. A typical day at camp includes strength and agility exercises, station drills, guest speakers (coaches, ail star college and high school players), foul shooting and one on one. defensive drills and league games For further information contact Dave Haberle at L

Panthers, Aces Win STONE HARBOR - The Lions Club Little League season began with the Panthers and Aces each posting impressive victories. The opening day ballgames between the Panthers and Wildcats was highlited by the one-hit pitching performance of Pan- _ ther David Reagan.' Reagan dominated Wildcat hitters through four innings. but gave up an opposite field homerun to opposing pitcher Lee Russel in the fifth. Reagan rebounded and finished strongly, posting his first career victory 12-4. The game Friday, July 5, between the Eagles and Aces displayed remarkable defense by both ballclubs. Ace pitcher Scott Juenger (12 strikeouts) allowed but one hit. a double with two outs in the fifth by Kevin Zilligan. enroute to his team's 11-3 triumph. Catcher Allen Starret provided the necessary firepower for the Aces, clubbing a double and a home run i4 RBI's). The Little League holds tryouts for youngsters 8-13 every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday mornings al the field of 80th and 2nd Avenues. Anyone needing further information can call the recreation office at 368-1210.

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