Camarillo group has a ball at video bowling tournament  When
Paul Schifanelli started the Leisure Village Wii Bowling Club in
November, he had no idea how big the group would get, but after
less than six months, it has more than 100 members.  "I thought
maybe I can get 25 people, but to get 100 people in such a short
period of time — and we get new people every week," he said.
The club had its first tournament Tuesday in Camarillo. Four
groups of three finalists competed for first, second and third
place within their group's average category.  The three-game
tournament began with the teams with the lowest averages, Team D
(Spare Devils) and Team C (Bowling Bells), followed by those
with the highest averages, Team B (Strike Force) and Team A
(the Turkeys).  Bob McCullagh, 77, a senior advocate with the
Senior Resource Center in Ventura, noted how quickly the group
has gained membership.  "I've been working for two years and I
have about 150 bowlers in the whole county. They have over a
hundred here in six mon