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ST. HELENA, Calif. – Tee up for a good cause on Aug. 30 at St. Helena Hospital’s 20th annual Harvest Invitational Golf Tournament held at the Napa Valley Country Club.
Registration is now open through Aug. 27. Tournament sponsorships also are available.
Tournament proceeds support continuing education for hospital medical staff working in cardiovascular programs, helping to ensure that the latest treatments and technologies continue to be provided to thousands of patients every year.
This year’s tournament features a buffet lunch, shotgun start, plus an awards dinner and silent auction.
The Hole-in-One prize is use of a 2010 Ford Focus for two years courtesy of Zumwalt Ford in St. Helena.
The entry fee is $225 per player ($50 is tax deductible), which includes a cart, range balls, lunch, dinner and a swing analysis by golf pro Jim Fleming.
For more information or to register, call Linda Schulz at 707-963-6419 or email
St. Helena Hospital serves Napa, Lake, Solano, Sonoma and Mendocino counties with cardiovascular, cancer, emergency, medical, surgical and behavioral health care.
For more information, visit www.sthelenahospital.org.
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LAKEPORT – The next meeting of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 88 of Lake County, will be Saturday, Aug. 7, At the Lakeport Yacht Club.
The club is located next to the Fifth Street boat ramp in Lakeport.
The meeting begins at 9:30 a.m.
Agenda items will include the flotilla's booth at the Lake County Fair and vessel inspections sites for August.
Flotilla 88 encourages anyone interested in joining to attend the meeting and learn how the flotilla offers training in many different areas including on the water safety, radio communications, vessel exams, public education and many more areas of interest.
For additional information, please call the Flotilla informational line at 707-513-5122.
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MIDDLETOWN – Lake County Public Services Director Kim K. Clymire announced that the Middletown Pool will be forced to change the regular Wednesday through Sunday open schedule beginning Monday, Aug. 15, because school starts on Tuesday, Aug. 17.
In order to mitigate the change in the regular Wednesday through Sunday schedule, the pool will be open on Monday, Aug. 16, and then will open only on the weekends of Aug. 21 and 22, and Aug. 28 and 29. After Sunday, Aug. 29, the pool will close for the season.
Hardester’s Market in Middletown has once again donated free swim passes for children who are 12 years of age and under.
Passes may be obtained by simply dropping by the Middletown Hardester’s Store and picking up a pass prior to going to the pool.
Hardester's has donated $33,143.50 in free pool passes to Middletown children since 1988. Clymire expressed his sincere appreciation to the Hardester’s for their continued support to the community.
Pool patrons 10 years and under must be accompanied by a responsible young adult 15 years of age or older.
Pool fees are as follows.
Children:
Children under 12 years old: $1.25;
Children 13 years and older: $2.
Schools, nonprofits and private group rates:
Attendance of 25 and under w/ lifeguard: $100 per hour;
Attendance of over 25 but less then 50: $150 perhour w/ lifeguard(s).
For more information contact Lake County Public Services at 707-262-1618.
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HIDDEN VALLEY LAKE – The HVL Men's Niners Golf Club held a two-man, 3X3X3 competition on Thursday, July 22.
Fifty-eight men paired up into 29 teams to compete.
The results were:
“A” Flight: The team of Tony D'Agosta/Rick Canevari was first with net 29, Mike Casolo/Bill Helt was second at 30 and Dave Mann/Joe Whitbeck was third, 31.
“B” Flight: The team of Jim Hodges/Jay Hodges posted the lowest net of the competition, 25, while the Phil Tyler/Al Burrows team was second, one stroke back at 26, and Jim Stratton/Bill Stricklan and Sam DeBone/Rick Conrad tied for third with 29.
“C” Flight: Mill Garrett/Gary Pickrell was first at 26, Doug Carter/Tom Sowell was second at 28, while the teams of Jim DeRosa/Ron Hallman and Mike Riley/Byron Hoss tied for third with net 29.