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MARCH 17, 2017 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-7
Bassmasters Club announce March Tournament results
Canyon Lake Bassmasters held its March tournament on Saturday, March 4. Thirteen teams participated.
The team of Jon Evans and Brian Hoffman came out victorious with 20.84 pounds of fish. Jon also had the big fish of the day at 6.70 pounds.
Nolan Cromwell and Jim Wright came in second with 16.82 pounds. Taking 3rd and fishing by himself was Travis Smith with 16.53 pounds.
The Bassmasters will be holding its annual Jr. Bassmasters tournament on Sunday, April 9. Kids ages 11 to 15 are eligible to fish even if they do not live in Canyon Lake. This is a
qualifying event for the state finals to be held on May 28. at the California Delta. The cost is $25.00, which cov- ers the cost of joining The Bass Fed- eration. For more information, call Sal Gervasi at 951-746-4072.
The Bassmasters Club meets on the first Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Magnolia Room at the Country Club. Residents who like to fish and want to improve their skills in a low stress, friendly competitive environment are welcome to join. For more information about membership, contact Bassmasters Club President Terry Voss at 951-536-9341.
Jon Evans and Brian Hoffman show off the 20.84 pounds of fish they caught during the Bassmasters Club March tournament. The duo was nabbed first place.
Members of the Lions and Lioness Clubs collecting unwated eyeglasses as last year's fundraising event. This year's fundraiser is Saturday in front of Pack, Wrap and Post.
Drop off unwanted eyeglasses and hearing aids this Saturday
As part of a statewide effort to help those with vision problems, the Canyon Lake Lions Club is collecting unused eyeglass this Saturday, March 18.
The Club will have a collection table set up in front of Pack, Wrap and Post in the Towne Center between the hours of 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hearing aids and cell phones are also being collected.
“Your old glasses can make a differ- ence to those in need, both young and old,” says a spokesperson for the club.”
If residents can not make it to the drop off location on March 18, the club asks that residents place them in the donation boxes located at the County Club or at
Pack, Wrap and Post.
The collected eyeglasses will be de-
livered to the regional Lions eyeglass re- cycling centers where volunteers clean, sort by prescription strength and pack- age the glasses. The recycled glasses are then distributed to people in need in de- veloping countries where they will have the greatest impact.
Last year, Canyon Lake residents do- nated 681 pairs of eyeglasses. More than 100,400 pairs were collected throughout California.
For more information about Lions Recycle for Sight, visit lionseyes.org or californialionsfriendsinsight.org.
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