Recreation
LAKEPORT, Calif. – All first place winners of the USBC Open Championship Tournament at Lakeside Family Fun & Event Center on March 17-18 received a cash prize and special patch.
There were four different events, and some players decided to play in more than one.
The Lakeshore Bowlers Association announced the winners April 3.
The team event first place winners were Tom Salie, Noel McCormack II, Gary Prather and Brian Van Lingen of the “Hamboners,” who scored a total of 2,808.
First place of the doubles event went to Tom Salie and Kenny White, with a total score of 1,533.
The singles first place winner was Jeff Benfante who scored 803, and the All-Events winner title went to Kenny White, who racked up a total of 2,306 points, and bragging rights.
A big thank you from the Lakeshore Bowling Association to the generous businesses who donated gifts and services that helped make the 2012 championship bowling tournament a big success.
Thanks to Blue Wing Saloon, Woody’s Café, Angels Rock House, Ray’s Food Place, Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant, Lakeside Family Fun & Event Center, T.J.’s Bar & Grill, Judy’s Junction, Perko’s Restaurant, Sicily’s Cucina, Lakeview Supermarket & Deli, Richardson’s Ribs, Hong Kong Restaurant, The Marina Grill, Treasure Cove Pizza, Ken Ashley of Ashley Magic Carpet Care, and Ed and Bonnie Austin.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. – Learning how to explain to visitors why Clear Lake may be the oldest lake in North America is part of the program planned for Saturday, April 21, at Clear Lake State Park, 5300 Soda Bay Road, Kelseyville.
The program starts at 1 p.m.
Dr. Harry Lyons of Yuba College will speak about “Clear Lake Geology and Limnology.”
Denise Rist, who is the regional interpretive specialist for the Northern Buttes District of California State Parks – which includes Clear Lake State Park – will take them on a photo tour of all the parks in the district.
The public is invited to attend the orientation.
Those who have thought about being a volunteer at Clear Lake State Park will have the opportunity to talk with current docents who can explain the activities involved in sharing this wonderful local resource with people from around the world.
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