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LAKEPORT – Stormie Shores was crowned the 2008 Miss Lake County Rodeo Queen on Friday night, July 11, at the Lake County Rodeo.
Stormie is a freshmen at Kelseyville High School, is the vice president in the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen and raises market lambs in 4-H for the Lake County Fair. In her spare time, she enjoys trail riding, barrel racing and raises Tennessee Faining Goats.
Stormie was accompanied by the 2008 Miss Lake County Rodeo Princess, Ashley Johnson who is a sophomore at Kelseyville High School and is also a member of the Clear Lake Junior Horsemen, rides on the Junior Drill Team and also raises market lambs for fair.
Shea Odom was crowned Miss Congeniality and is a resident of Lakeport. Shea enjoys trail riding and raises turkeys and market goats for the Lake County Fair.
Two weeks before the rodeo, these three girls competed in a competition, which included a written test, speech, modeling, interview and completed a riding pattern. The competition was judged by Elise Thomas from Mendocino, Maureene Moore from Willits and Suzie Wiloth from Lower Lake.
Miss Lake County Rodeo Queen Stormie Shores was awarded an engraved saddle, breast collar, saddle blanket, an embroidered jacket, an engraved tiara and belt buckle, flowers, leather sash, teeth whitening gift certificate from Dr. Keith Long, DDS, a lifetime Lake County Rodeo access pass, and also received a stamped halter for winning the horsemanship portion of the competition in addition to her other high scores.
Miss Lake County Rodeo Princess Ashley Johnson was awarded an engraved breast collar, saddle blanket, an embroidered jacket, a tiara, sash, and was also awarded a $50 gift certificate to CJS ranch supply for selling the most raffle tickets during the competition.
To make the competition a fun and equal-opportunity event, the girls running for rodeo queen and princess are given the option of attending "rodeo queen clinic classes" which include meetings on makeup, hairstyles and clothing, as well as classes to practice their speeches and riding patterns together.
The 2009 Lake County Rodeo Queen and Princess competition opens April 1. The Lake County Rodeo Association is looking for "horsey" girls between the ages of 12 and 14 and 14 and 21 within Lake and the surrounding counties who are interested in promoting the Lake County Rodeo as its queen or princess.
If you are interested in running, please contact Melissa Fulton at 263-1845 or Sierra Shores at 245-7005.
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The doors open at 9 a.m. and the meeting begins at 10 a.m. Come early to browse the quilt library, sign up for special events and socialize.
“Quilt Diva” Karen Boutte will present a program entitled “Inspiration and Creativity.” Visit her Web site, www.quiltdiva.com, for samples of her work.
A reminder to quilters – Aug. 2 is the deadline to submit entry forms for the Ladies of the Lake Quilt Guild’s annual quilt show, held the first full weekend in October.
Entry forms are available on the guild’s Web site, www.LLQG.org, or call 262-1201.
Ladies of the Lake Quilt Guild welcomes all quilters and prospective quilters to its meetings and events. Through a variety of programs and projects, the quilt guild members learn new skills and techniques, benefit the Lake County community, and enjoy themselves immensely.
For more information, contact Dottie at 462-7036 or Donna 262-1201, or visit the Ladies of the Lake Quilt Guild Web site at www.LLQG.org.
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The training will be held August 5, 6 and 7 (Tuesday through Thursday) from 9 a.m. to noon at St. John's Lutheran Church on Memory Lane in Clearlake.
Friendly Visitors provide friendship and encouragement to homebound seniors in the South County area. The training is free.
Please contact Program Director Esther Oertel at 995-1417 for more information or to sign up for the volunteer training.
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CLEARLAKE – Volunteers providing peer counseling and friendly visits to Lake County seniors were honored recently by the board of Konocti Senior Support Inc. with a luncheon at Orchard Park Assisted Living and Memory Care in Clearlake.
“We appreciate our many volunteers,” said Lawrence Grant, board president, Konocti Senior Support Inc. “Because of their dedication, our services reach hundreds of local senior citizens.”
Those participating in the event included volunteers, Ida Arneson and Dottie West, Clearlake; Janet Taylor, Lakeport; Bonnie Flynn, Nice; Christine Mickle, Kelseyville; Carol Frost, Clearlake Park; Sharon Ashley, Glenhaven; Cathy Jones, Spring Valley; Doug Bennett and Jim Morgan, Clearlake Oaks; and Judy Kauffman, Bill Barrows and Connie Miller, Hidden Valley Lake.
Other attendees were Senior Peer Counseling Program Director Kim Baughan Young, MFT, and Friendly Visitor Program Director Esther Oertel; and board members Larry Grant, Hope Brewer, Jane McKnight, Charmaine Webb, Susanne La Faver, Gwen Snyder and Beth Turman.
Konocti Senior Support Inc., incorporated in 1995, is a nonprofit public service corporation dedicated to enhancing seniors’ quality of life. The organization provides free peer counseling throughout Lake County and administers the Friendly Visitor Program in South County. All services are free.
For more information, contact Gwen Snyder at 995-1417.
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