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To learn more about the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club and our programs, please visit our website at www.newportharborlbe.com. You can also contact us by phone at 949-640-1022 or email at infognewportharborlbc.com. Our friendly staff will be happy to share about our club and how you can get involved. 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Lawn bowling is a timeless sport that is easy to learn and enjoyable for people of all ages and abilities. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or a beginner looking for a fun way to stay active, lawn bowling is the perfect choice. Click on photo fora larger Image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Thirty-eight residents of the Jasmine Creek Community Association (HOA) enjoyed Lawn Bowling 101 at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club 3 Click on photo for a larger Image First time lawn bowler John Kraus delivering a perfect bowl Not only is lawn bowling a fun and engaging activity, but it also provides a unique opportunity to connect with others and build new relationships. Whether you are looking to join a league or simply want to try out the sport with some friends, lawn bowling is a great way to get outside, enjoy the sunshine and meet new people. Click on photo for a larger Image Winners of Lawn Bowling 101 (Center, L-R) John Kraus and Greg May are flanked by Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club President Andrew Dufresne (left) and Club Vice President Steven Glyer (right) Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 Crown Drive North, Corona del Mar. For more information, visit www.newportharboribc.com. 4 Introduction of Lawn Bowling by Tom Johnson — May 12 -ews �x lvmpol-�Oed"kg, Online News and Community Forum I Volume 8, Issue 38 1 May 12, 2023 Subscribe _ This really is one of those crazy weekends where so many good, important things are going on around town. Add to that list the Open House of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club tomorrow (Saturday, May 13) from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club The many colors and designs of lawn bowls Chances are you've driven by the Club a thousand times and every time thought, boy, that would be fun to check out or do. It's located on the southwest side of San Joaquin Hills Road, just past Roger's Gardens heading up the hill towards Newport Coast. It's really one of the best -kept secrets in town... and that, actually, is unfortunate. The club has 230 members and has been around 85 years, with the last 50 years at their present location. Here's the issue they're fighting, after two back-to- back 25-year leases, the city is questioning if it's the best use of that parcel of land and is now only considering a much shorter lease and a potential end to the club's location. This Open House is to show off what they're all about! They'll have the place spruced up; there will be some food on their patio; you'll have the opportunity to get out on the green and bowl; mix & mingle with club members and perhaps even get a pointer or two. Personally, I like the diversity. While I want pickleball for the masses, I also want to make certain we continue on with our local lawn bowling. Here's hoping you might take a swing by tomorrow and check them out. 0 Courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Club chef Brian Stewart is hard at work feeding the masses on a recent weekend Here are some other things you may not know: —Bowls of one sort or another date all the way back to origins in Egypt and the Roman Empire. Lawn bowling can be traced to 12th century England and later was perfected in Scotland. —This club was founded on the Balboa Peninsula back in 1939 and moved to their present site when The Irvine Company gifted the land in 1971. —Newport Harbor is part of the national body's (Bowl USA) Southwest Division, which alone is comprised of 27 clubs, of which they are the second largest after only Laguna Beach. —Newport Harbor has hosted multiple national championships and US Opens over the years. The U.S. Open is, in fact, returning this year with Southern California clubs playing host from October 7-14. Newport will feature prominently in their events — likely hosting for all seven days. —Newport Harbor has, for the last four years, been home to both the Women's and Men's National Champions (Anne Nunes and Charlie Herbert) and has the distinction of being the home to the most national champions, most U.S. Open champions and most Team USA international competition bowlers (selected by Bowls USA) of any single club in the U.S. over its history. The club's leadership, whom I met with last week, knows the challenges of promoting what they have. After all, with the pickleball craze seeking any and all parcels of available land around for expansion opportunities, city officials would be remiss to not take a hard look here at this club's use. A Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Announces 2023 Open House — May 9 0. 6*to SUBSCRIBE -N -ews N twort p HERE �i MEWp� &1x! i" Online News and Community Forum pp093 Volume B, Issue 37 1 May 9, 2023 Subscribe Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club to hold Open House on May 13 On Saturday, May 13, the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club will be holding an Open House from 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Come find out what fun and friendly competition is all about on the greens. 7 Click on photo for a larger image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Bill Buchanan, past president of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club At the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, they believe everyone should have the opportunity to try out lawn bowling, regardless of their level of experience or financial situation. That's why they offer free lessons to anyone who is interested in learning more about the sport. 0 Click on photo for a larger image Fred Robles, nationally certified lawn bowling instructor, providing lessons for beginners. In addition, their annual dues are only $250, making membership in their club an affordable option for anyone who wants to join. This fee includes access to the facilities, as well as the opportunity to participate in club events, tournaments and other activities throughout the year. 9 Click on photo for a larger image Member Don Stewart preparing bowls for Open House guests. Club bowls are available to all members and guests. They come in sets of four and each set has unique markings. To learn more about the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club and their programs, visit www.newportharborlbc.com. You can also contact them directly at 949.640.1022 to speak with one of their friendly club members and learn more about how you can get involved. So if you're looking for a fun and engaging way to stay active and meet new people, don't miss the Open House to find out more about the sport of lawn bowling. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 Crown Drive North, Corona del Mar. For more information, visit www.newr)ortharborlbc.com. 10 Club Welcomes Community Members to the Greens - May 16 SUBSCRIBE tu two twyar HERE r — - - A%W,b�f� ����'�S' Online News and Community Forum Q©130 Volume 8, Issue 39 1 May 16, 2023 Subscribe Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Open House on May 13 welcomed community members to the greens On Saturday, May 13, the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC) held an Open House from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., where community members came out to discover what this fun and friendly sport is all about. Attendees had the opportunity to receive free lessons, have their questions answered, enjoy lunch from the grill and were able to sign up for membership. Membership fees are $250 per year, but during the Open House and through the end of May they are $200. Members may invite guests, have a key to the facilities and access the two greens. Members are active in all tournament activities and encouraged to participate. Twenty-two new members signed up during the Open House, adding to the existing 211 members, with more expected to join with friends. 11 Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club President Andrew Dufresne shared some pointers about lawn bowling with Councilmember Robyn Grant, who stopped by during the Open House 12 Click on photo for a larger image Courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Fred Robles (R), nationally certified lawn bowling instructor, provided instruction to new member, Howard Deneroff 13 eE \�1�11��j� i(.-�► �. � -[�?, ♦„. - tip �� r-.`y�r�♦NI lJJ��.-, R .�{�T�j�► .t" Yr I� 4 W Click on photo for a larger irnage Photo by Lana Johnson Tawnya Vickery (center) gives the bowl a roll as Andrew Dufresne cheers her on and Karley Manek waits for a turn. Dufresne provided instruction for these two first-time bowlers. On hand were club members Anne Nunes and Bill Brault. Nunes is the No. 1 woman lawn bowler in the U.S.; Brault is No. 1 on Team USA. Both will be traveling to the 2023 World Outdoor Bowls Championship in Australia from August 29- September 10. 14 Click on photo for a larger imaye NHLBC members Anne Nunes and Bill Brault Photo by Lana Johnson 15 Click on photo for a larger image (L-R) NHLBC Vice President Steven Glyer with Andrew Dufresne Photo by Lana Johnson 16 Click on photo for a larger image Photo by Lana Johnson (L-R) Steven Glyer and Andrew Dufresne during a lawn bowling demonstration Mark your calendars for the 2023 U.S. Open taking place at the NHLBC from October 7-14, in conjunction with the Laguna Beach and Long Beach lawn bowling clubs. It is Bowls USAT"^'s premiere event, welcoming hundreds of players from across the U.S. and around the world. Champions are crowned in Women's Singles, Pairs and Fours and Men's Singles, Pairs and Fours. It is a great opportunity to see bowls played on a very high level. In addition, the NHLBC is celebrating its 50th anniversary this November, with a big party planned to commemorate the opening of the park and the club. 17 Click on photo for a larger image Photo by Lana Johnson Club member Pat Gallis taking his turn during a pairs match Click on photo for a larger image (L-R) Sue and Dennis D'Alessio with NHLBC Instructor Norm Bianchi Photo by Lana Johnson 19 Click on photo for a larger image Courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club The Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club membership taken at the grand opening of the facility in 1973 To learn more about the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, membership and their upcoming programs and events, visit www.newportharborlbc.com. You can also contact them directly at 949.640.1022 to speak with one of their friendly club members for more information. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 Crown Drive North, Corona del Mar. 20 Sage Hill High School Lawn Bowling 101—June 2 I t.tu -two -ewport r Online News and Community Forum Volume 8, Issue 44 1 June 2, 2023 Subscribe Sage Hill School Lawn Bowling 101 Fifteen students and two math teachers from Sage Hill School were guests on Friday, May 26 to learn about the amazing sport of lawn bowling. Held at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC) at the corner of Crown Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Corona del Mar, the event ran for just over two hours. They picked up the tactics, strategy and skills so quickly that they even engaged in team play. f P/. 11�' iiid ►+. Jr Click on photo for a larger image Photos courtesy of NHLBC Fifteen Sage Hill School students and their two teachers at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club 21 Click on photo for a larger image Charlie Herbert (right), four -time U.S. national lawn bowling champion, covering the rules of the game with Sage Hill School guests 22 _ C �WMM WIT, Click on photo for a larger image Rena Dear, Sage Hill School math teacher, who organized the event 23 1�" Otm1n tiro M 1 IM OEM i7 EWE 3M Ib'M M EIM IN MEIN 0 = S e Click on photo for a larger image (L-R) Sage Hill School students Arjun, Saara, Shoan and Deena, who formed into two teams for a little friendly lawn bowling competition 24 Click on photo for a larger image Arjun Gaggar, winner of Spider Bowl Competition, Game 1. The prize was a free membership to the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club for one of his parents. 25 Click on photo for a larger image Jared Stroner, second winner of the Spider Bowl Competition. He also won a free membership to the Newport Lawn Bowling Club for one of his parents. 26 NHLBC Offers Free Lessons Through the Newport Navigator —July 7 'Ptu Nt 0 Xt part lveq�� Beld,'kS Online News and Community Forum Volume 8, Issue 54 1 July 7, 2023 Free lawn bowling lessons at Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club In this year's summer issue of the Newport Navigator, free lessons are being offered on the first and third Saturday of July and August at 10 a.m.-12 p.m. at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club. Dates are July 1 and 15 and August 5 and 19. AM I v Click on photo for a larger image Courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (L-R) Nicky Kapadia, Cindy Cooper, Kerrie Benvenut, Karen Stone and Herb Glazeroff The folks in this picture had signed up and had a great lesson provided by instructor, Herb Glazeroff. There is still space, so to sign up click here. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. 27 CdM Residents Association -July 20 tu t tux art i lvexbnf"�", ""Vl�ZS' Online News and Community Forum On a roll, CdMRA will hold monthly meeting at lawn bowling facility The Corona del Mar Residents Association (CdMRA) will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, July 20 beginning at 7:30 a.m. at a special venue — the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC). NHLBC President Andrew Dufresne will share the history of this important and popular sport which draws a loyal membership to its impressive field and facilities. In addition to the planned guest speaker, Councilmember Lauren Kleiman and Mayor Pro Ten Will O'Neill will present an update on city business, while NBPD Lt. Josh Vincelet will report on current public safety metrics. All Corona del Mar residents are invited to this in -person meeting. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 Crown Drive North, Corona del Mar. Attendees should RSVP at https://cdmra.org no later than 12 p.m. on Wednesday, July 19. The event is also posted on CdMRA's social media channels (Facebook @cdmra or Instagram and Twitter @cdmra92625). r: Take Five — Interview with Club President Andrew Dufresne - July 26 Share this story ©U00© tu r s tlill art 7 s Online News and Community Forum Take Five: Meet Andrew Dufresne, Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club By AMY SENK The club green, which sits along San Joaquin Hills Road across the street from Lincoln Elementary School, may have caught your eye — often there will be fluttering flags, signs announcing an event, bowlers shaking hands to start or end a game. Played by kings, American lawn bowling first appeared in 1725 when British officers installed bowling greens in the colonies. The sport's popularity faded during the Revolutionary War but was revived a century later, eventually spreading to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco in 1899 and to L.A. a few years later. I caught up with board member Andrew Dufresne to learn more about the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club in Corona del Mar. Click on photo for a larger Image Courtesy of Andrew Dufresne Andrew Dufresne, Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club board member Q: Describe, in a nutshell, what lawn bowling is ... what are the basic rules? A: Lawn bowling is a derivation of the Italian game, bocce. Much like bocce, players roll out a smaller ball (in our game it's called the Jack) and then they roll their bowls in alternating fashion, and once they're all rolled, whoever is closest gets one or more points. There are two major differences between bocce and bowls. First, in bowls, you play on a leveled grass or artificial surface called a green, and second in bowls, the bowls themselves are unevenly weighted so that they curve as they travel on the green. This adds an extra layer of skill and challenge to the game. The game itself can be played as singles, pairs, triples or four -versus -four or rinks. Fun fact: The winter sport, curling, was invented as a cold -weather version of lawn bowling. Q: What's the history of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club? A: Newport Harbor Lawn bowling club was established in 1939, so we're celebrating 80 years this year. The original location was at the site of the current VFW on Balboa Peninsula and was moved to the current location in Corona del Mar in the mid- 70s to accommodate the growing membership. Q: How many people are members, and how does a newcomer get involved? A: We currently have approximately 280 active members. New members can join at any time of the year, and we do offer pro -rated memberships as our membership years run from January 1 to December 31 of every year. Individuals can send emails to: info@newportharbodbc.com to request a tour of the facility or free lessons. We also hold our annual Membership Open House in April, historically around Mothens Day weekend. 99 Click on photo for a larger Image Players enjoying a day on the club green Q: What kinds of activities does the club plan this summer? A. Our Social Committee holds a member event every month and they range from bowling plus food to board or card games and parties. We also have a regular, year-round, schedule of social bowling, club tournaments and divisional tournaments as we're a top club in the U.S. Southwest Division of BowlsUSA. Q: What is your favorite thing about lawn bowling? A: This is a tough one to answer because I've been bitten by this bug in a bad way. My favorite thing about the game itself is that it's a very easy game to pick up and play socially, and a very difficult game to master. My favorite thing about the social aspect of the game is that it is age and gender neutral, able to be played by people of all ages, and gender really doesn't play a factor in comparing one bowler's skill to another. We have 90-plus-year-old members who play every Saturday and do so at a pretty high-level of play. We happen to also have, arguably, the two best bowlers in the U.S. who happen to be a man and a woman. Editor's Note: For more information, visit www.newportharboHbc.com. Amy Sank is a longtime resident of Corona del Mar and a regular contributor to Stu News Newport. Mariners Church Lawn Bowling 101 - August 18 e*tu CNtwo CNIlewpart V°l�,b�`'� Online News and Community Forum Volume 8, Issue 66 1 August 18, 2023 Subscribe Advertise ,, 5,:d Share this story © © ® 13 93 L-— Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club hosts ladies "Refresh" group The ladies Bible study group at Mariners Church, called "Refresh," is one of the many women's groups that meet at Mariners throughout the week. They enjoy digging into what God says in his Word and then discussing that together in their table groups. With approximately 150 women meeting each week, this group is a wonderful place to find encouragement, community and care in a Christ -centered way. Newcomers are welcome at any point during the study sessions which meet from September to May with most of December off. Click on photo for a larger image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club "Refresh" ladies group from Marines Church The free introduction to lawn bowling lesson was planned and coordinated through the kind and generous volunteers at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC) in Corona del Mar, who took the time to welcome the ladies and let them practice their new skills. It was a fun summer social event for the ladies of "Refresh." 31 i - NNW t" Click on photo for a larger image Leaders of the Day: Kristen Minasian, "Refresh" lead and Michael Fabricant, NHLBC board member I _ F a III u Click on photo for a larger image Group instruction demonstrating how you deliver a bowl Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. For more information, visit www.newportharborlbc.com. 32 Oasis Sailor Club - Welcome to Lawn Bowling - August 22 5Z $tu two ew art lvevpov-� &X46` Online News and Community Forum Volume 8, Issue 67 1 August 22, 2023 Subscribe Advertise a.� ; W Click on photo for a larger Image Event leadership: (L-R) Greg Ibsen, vice commodore; Mary Schultz, social chair, Dennis Ring, NHLBC host and Stan Espenship, commodore There are approximately 150 members in the sailing club. It is the only group within the OASIS Senior Center that is exempt from the 55-year-old minimum age limit. The purpose of the club is, in addition to getting active seniors out on the water, to teach the basic principles of sailing. All participants are encouraged to pursue sailing skills through the "mate and skipper candidate programs." 33 Share this story BUD(= Sailors on the Green at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Last week, 50 members of the OASIS Sailing Club were hosted to a great afternoon at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club. Bowling and eating are a great combination. It was such as success, that nine of the attendees are holding a separate Lawn Bowling 101 on August 19. II .-JZiR, d� L Click on photo for a larger Image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Fifty members of the OASIS Sailor Club enjoyed an afternoon on the greens The OASIS Sailing Club (OSC) is a sailing club operated under the auspices of the OASIS Senior Center. The senior center owns two 34-ft. Catalina sailboats docked in the marina off of Bayview. Both boats go out daily, usually from 12-4 p.m., and come with a certified skipper and first mate. 34 Click on photo fora larger Image Lawn Bowling 101— OASIS sailors learned the art of lawn bowling Click on photo for a larger Image Food served after the lessons included BBQ tri-tip, chicken marsala and carefully chosen side dishes While the OSC has two boats, they have no clubhouse and meet once a month at the Senior Center. They hold occasional events around town for St. Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo and other holidays. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. For more information, visit www.newportharboribc.com. 35 CdM Middle/High School Team Building with Lawn Bowling - August 25 u two twunrt CNT W Mel ®f,� 5",4s Online News and Community Forum Volume 8, Issue 68 1 August 25, 2023 Subscribe Advertise Bearer ou• sae Share this story 000130 U Corona del Mar Middle/High School staff engage in team building around lawn bowling On Monday, Aug. 14, staff from Corona del Mar Middle and High School, shared a team building afternoon at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC). According to Jake Haley, principal of CdMMS/HS, "A core mission of the Corona del Mar Administrative Team is to find ways to make positive staff and student connections. In partnership with the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, we created teams of four to introduce the sport of lawn bowling and compete in the afternoon. The goal was to connect staff in team building activities to enhance culture and climate. "Our CdM Foundation was generous to provide food and drinks for the staff as we competed. The day and event could not have been more perfect for our 120 teachers and staff! "Steven Glyer [NHLBC vice president] and his team were amazing hosts who created a friendly environment and staff reflections were over the moon with praise for the club. All week, staff could not stop talking about how much fun they had and were appreciative of the team -building opportunity. I know a number of staff members are interested in joining the club as the club members were extremely kind and generous during our visit. A big thank you to all Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club members." Click on photo for a larger image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club One hundred and twenty faculty and staff pose for a group shot. What a great way to start the 2023-24 school year! 36 Click on photo for a larger image Fifteen Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club members provided instruction and guidance to the teachers and staff Click on photo for a larger image School leadership team (L-R): Erik Pannizzo, asst. principal HS; Eugene Kwong, asst. principal MS; Jeff Perry, asst. principal MS/HS; Steven Glyer, VP Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club; Jacob Haley, CdMMS/HS principal and Tina Singh, asst. principal HS 37 Click on photo for a larger image One of the 15 teams that competed four on four, Red vs. Black Aw- _E NHLE+c � '�• { � 1 Click on photo for a larger Image Nine of the 15 NHLBC members who assisted for the day. (L-R): seated — Norm Bianchi, Steven Glyer, Bobby Milas; standing: Diana Wenzel, Karen Billon, Jim Olsen, Dennis Ring, Herb Glazeroff and John Billon Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is located at 1550 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. For more information, visit www.newportharboribc.com. W:3 Newport Harbor LB Club Wins Coast League --- September 5 tu t e part Ila ME, Ne��n�>�ed�4s Online News and Community Forum ice= Volume 8, Issue 71 1 September S, 2023 Subscribe Advertise n,r ;r Share this story 0003093 Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club wins Coast League It's been several years since Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (NHLBC) took first place in the Coast League, so they celebrated their win at the RoundUp, an after -tournament celebration where the trophy was presented to them. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club will be representing Coast League at Waterbury, Conn. to be held this November, against all the Southern California Leagues to compete for the coveted Waterbury Trophy. #WWWWIMM ., Click on photo for a larger image Photos courtesy of Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club (L-R) Norma Goodhart and Nancy Santos — both are NHLBC board members me] Click on photo for a larger image Coast League winner Winning Coast League is a fantastic achievement for the club since they battled against first-class national and international lawn bowlers. A big shoutout goes to NHLBC. For more information about Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling, go to www.newportharborlbc.com. Lto7 Phase: (949) 515-6000 Fas: (949) 515-6070 https://cdm.nmusd.us/ Administration: Dr. Jacob Haler, Principal'HS I'iclue Gilmore, Admin. Asst.,' Office Alanager Ext. 6001 Dr. Eugene Kwong, Assistant Principal Erik Panni__o, Assistant Principal Jeff Perry, Assistant Principal Dr. Tina Singh, Assistant Principal Alarcv Clark, Admire. Asst. Est. 6002 Elin Gon_ale Sec. Ofc. Support, Ext. 6041 A/aricela Loera, Sec.Ofc. Support, Ext.6003 Connie Schelnt, Office Asst. Ext. 6019 Activities: Alichael Doh vns AIS & HS. Est. 6053 Anita Santoro, ASB Acct. Asst, Ext. 6006 Athletics: Brian Walsh HS E.xt.6058 Darin Jack HS Support Secretam, Ev.6008 Attendance: Leslie Rudolph, Evx t. 6060 Counseling: Cesar De La Riva HS Sheri-v Alartine= :1 /S Gina Nveholt HS Charles Oras HS Laurie Rvbac_rk HS Sandra Rui= HS Christina Zimmerman /AIS Tanrmi Zamora, Registrar, Ext. 6014 College Guidance/ROP. Adair Russell, Ext. 6021 Corona del Mar Middle & High School A California Distinguished School • A National Blue Ribbon School Newport -Mesa Unified School District Wesley Smith. Ed.D.. Superintendent "Our Quest is to be the Best' August 25, 2023 CdM Lawn Bowling Event A core mission of the Corona del Mar Administrative Team is to find ways to make positive staff and student connections. In partnership with the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, we created teams of four to introduce the sport of lawn bowling and compete in the afternoon. The goal was to connect staff in team building activities to enhance culture and climate. Our CdM Foundation was generous to provide food and drinks for the staff as we competed. The day and event could not have been more perfect! Steven Glyer and his team were amazing hosts who created a friendly environment and staff reflections were over the moon with praise for the club. All week staff could not stop talking about how much fun they had and were appreciative of the team -building opportunity. I know a number of staff members are interested in joining the club as the members were extremely kind and generous during our visit. A big thank you to all Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club members. Jake Haley Principal, Corona del Mar Middle/High School 2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660 O�y`S Spl lllyG C`� G�-1 Xt ORT Be TIDES AND CURRENTS. On Sun, Aug 13, 2023 at 3:46 PM Stan Espenship <sespenshipkicloud.com> wrote: Dennis and Norma and your whole team, thanks so much for putting on the event last night. It was a kick and so well organized. The food was first rate and the games themselves were perfect for getting to know each other as club members and guests. Mixing up the couples was a great idea and having time to get to know each other was special. It was a very good team building event. Thanks again and please give our best to all of your team. Stan Espenship, Commodore Subject: Re: Thanks a Bunch! Hello Dennis and Norma, Thank you again for hosting our first Annual Lawn Bowling event for OSC. The evening was a success from the fantastic dinner to the bowling lessons and of course the competition. We sailors love competition! I added a few photos to this email that I sent last night to your VP Steve. Looking forward to doing more with NHLBC! Marty Schultz, Hospitality Chair SAGE HILL To Whom It May Concern: I am writing to speak of my positive interaction and experience at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club. I reached out to the club in the spring of 2023 in hopes of exposing students from Sage Hill School to this sport that is played around the world. The club's president arranged a fun (and free!) morning for the students where they were taught the strategies and rules of the game by some of the best lawn bowlers in the USA. Students learned the history of the game in addition to the rules and etiquette, and then spent hours enjoying the sport. One 11th grade student who participated last spring, Arjun Gagger, actually stopped me on the first day of school just last week to tell me that the lawn bowling day was one of his 'best memories from his sophomore year.' Students all had a great time, and the club generously had a contest where the parents of two lucky winners were provided free year -long memberships. The club is also looking to start a high school 'league' for the local high schools. I look forward to working with them to get teams from Newport Harbor High School, Corona del Mar High School, and Sage Hill School to get this inaugural league started. The club's passion for the sport is contagious and I know that we can grow the program to other high schools in the area. The officers and members at the club have always been welcoming, and I especially appreciated their focus on bringing people of all ages and genders to compete together. The club is a wonderful addition to our community and one that Sage Hill looks forward to supporting and partnering with in the future. If you have not played at the club, I encourage you to do so as soon as possible. I am now a member there and I know that you will want to join, too, once you get out there. Do not hesitate to reach out with any questions as I would happily voice my support for the club. I cannot say enough positive things about the positive impact on the community. I look forward to playing there for many years to come, with my family and students and my new friends at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club. Regards, 1' \ t Rena Dear Sage Hill School 20402 Newport Coast Drive. Newport Coast, CA 92657 Phone (949) 219-0100 sagehillschool org ���n�miiNNc C A CE E I'S September 8, 2023 To the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club: c/o Steven Glyer Dear Steven and NHLBC Officers, As the Chairperson for the Jasmine Creek Community Relations Committee, I would like to thank all of you for hosting our residents at the Lawn Bowling 101 event this year. It was a very successful event with many coming out to join in and learn a new game! I think we had 40 or more participants and a lot of us, including myself, had never played before. It was great to meet others in our community and to get outside to enjoy the day. I admired how many of your club members came out to participate by providing instruction, and preparing a meal for us afterwards. The banners and signs came out great as well! They really encouraged our residents to join in. Your facility is in a perfect location and so well maintained. You can tell your membership takes great pride in keeping the property looking good, and I think you had quite a few sign up for new membership as well, including my husband and I. Thank you also for having Thursday nights be an open time for beginners. We hope to keep the momentum going! Thank you so much for hosting the Jasmine Creek event. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to learn more about a great resource that is literally around the corner from us. All my best, 4�'AOC3- Karen McSunas Jasmine Creek CRC C A CE E HK Gregory May <the6mays@mac.com> Mon, May 1, 8:37 PM to Jerry, Diane, Jeannie, Karen, Joy, John, me Great photos! What a fun evening Lawn bowling! We can't wait to play again! Thanks for organizing! Greg May, JCCA Resident Bill McDonnel <bill.mcdonnel@yahoo.com> Wed, May 3, 6:22 AM Thank you, Steven Nancy & I really enjoyed it..! Stay safe, Bill and Nancy McDonnel RDENT V LAW GROUP September 12, 2023 Via Email Newport Beach City Counsel 4340 Von Karman Ave., Suite 290 Newport Beach, California 92660 Tel: 949-299-0188 Fax: 949-299-0127 www.ardentlawgroup.com Re: Lease Renewal for the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Dear Mr. Bloom and Members of the Counsel: I have been practicing law as real restate litigator in Newport Beach for over 30 years. I am a member of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club; a former member of the Board of Directors of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club; and one of the members serving on the committee to renegotiate the club's lease with the city. I have been involved in thousands of negotiations in my career, and I can honestly say that I have never felt more frustrated with the conduct of the parties sitting at the other side of the table. Sean Levin, the point man for the City in these negotiations, has been condisending and dismissive of our concerns. He has lied to us on multiple occaisions and his overall performance has been unethical and unprofessional. Because I have found the negotiating posture of the City to be so unreasonable, I have taken some time to investigate the origins of the lease and to research the policies being applied and their application under the General Plan of the City of Newport Beach. Having researched these issues, Mr. Levin's conduct becomes more alanning, not less. The donation of the land for what was then called Jasmine Creek Park was required by the city as part of the entitlement process to approve the housing development proposed by the Irvine Company at the time. The Minutes from the City Council Meeting of June 7, 1971 [copy attached as Exhibit 1 ] specifically state that: "$40,000 expenditure in1971-72, Parks and Recreation Projects, and the acquisition of a park site in Harbor View Hills for Senior Citizens lawn bowling was approved in principle with the proviso that Senior Citizen Activities be included in the City's recreation programs and that the staff come back with methods of funding $40,000 from the Building Excise Tax Fund." September 12, 2023 Page 2 Furthermore, the Grant Deed from the Irvine Company [copy attached as Exhibit 2] not only specifically designates the park for Lawn Bowling but includes a rough diagram of the lawn bowling greens and requires the city to build the Lawn Bowling Club subject to the approval of the exterior design by the Irvine Company. We are told that the property is subject to City Counsel Policy F-7 for income properties, requiring an analysis of the highest and best use of the property. I believe that the Lawn Bowling Club would be exempt from this policy as it is not income property. However, if it does apply Section E. states that: "However, in some circumstances the City may determine that use of a property by the public for recreational, charitable or other nonprofit purpose is preferred and has considerable public support, in which case the City may determine that non- financial benefits justify not maximizing revenue from such property. In such circumstances, the City has a vested interest in ensuring that the lessee of such property operates the activities conducted on or from the property in the manner that has been represented to the City throughout the duration of any lease or contract with the City." For 84 years the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club has provided a service to the senior community of Newport Beach. We have received support from the community, particularly the Senior Community. Finally, there hasn't been any evidence provided which would indicate that this is no longer true. We have been told repeatedly that there is a "perception" that the club is not used very much. We have worked hard to fight this "perception" however that is a difficult proposition when we have never been told where this perception originates. Furthermore, the Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 19.52.040 requires 5 acres of park for every 1000 residents. With well over 200 members the Lawn Bowling Club is servicing a healthy percentage of its service area, particularly in its target market, the senior community. Finally, Mr. Levin appears to either be ignorant of the provisions of the Newport Beach General Plan (most unlikely) or simply chooses to ignore them when negotiating with the Lawn Bowling Club. The following Recreation Program Policies are relevant to these negotiations. Newport Beach General Plan — Recreation Program Policies. R4.6 Self Sustaining Adult Recreation Programs. Design adult programs to be self-sustaining in nature, covering all direct expenses and administrative overhead costs. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club has met these criteria for 84 years. R4.7 Senior Programs. Provide quality services and programs which meet social, recreational and health needs of the senior population. With over 75 percent of our memberships being seniors, Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club provides a healthy outdoor recreational activity that provides social interaction as well, recreational and competitive pursuits. September 12, 2023 Page 3 R 4.8 Optimization of Senior Programs. Maintain and form partnerships with other organizations in order to optimize the services and programs available to seniors in the community. Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club has partnered with the City of Newport Beach for 84 years and is very motivated to continue that relationship. R 4.9 Priority Usage of Senior Programs. Give priority usage to senior programs before other uses are allowed in facilities that are designated for senior services. Jasmine Creek Park was designated as a senior citizens park and was required to include lawn bowling greens. The city has never done anything to change this designation, so as it currently sits Jasmine Creek Park is a senior citizen park that is required to include lawn bowling facilities. In light of these directives in the General Plan, it would appear that the city's position in these negotiations is somewhat heavy handed. To my knowledge, the only other senior service provided to the senior community by the city is the Oasis Center. The Oasis Center is a wonderful facility; however, it does not provide outdoor low impact athletic opportunity to members of the senior community. The Lawn Bowling Club provides a wonderful opportunity for people of all ages to enjoy friendly competition, camaraderie, and outdoor social interaction. Lawn Bowling is uniquely suited to the senior community in that anyone can play. We in fact have several members who are still playing well into their 90's. You would think that after an 84-year partnership serving the community and specifically the senior community the city would be interested in maintaining that partnership rather than eliminating it entirely. After an 84-year partnership, the City of Newport Beach felt it was appropriate to offer the club a 1-year lease. During our meeting to discuss the basis for such an offer Mr. Levin made several representations that were either evasive or simply false. Examples of these misrepresentations are as follow: When asked why after 2 consecutive 25-year leases, the city was being so aggressive, he responded by informing us that many of the leases to organizations like ours were coming up and that "the days of short-term leases are over". He stated that the city was making the same offer to everyone. He specifically identified the Boys and Girls Club and the Aquatic Centers as tenants who were being given similar offers. Since that meeting the Boys and Girls club has been granted a 30-year leases with two 10-Oyear options. This is fantastic. I have coached basketball at the Boys and Girl club for years, and they are a deserving organization. However, why the Lawn Bowling Club is treated very differently, when the General Plan requires giving priority to senior uses, is highly suspect. 2. We also asked Mr. Levin about the City Counsel F-7 Policy. I indicated that if the F- 7 Policy applied to the property, the Lawn Bowling Club should be exempt under the exception in paragraph E. of the F-7 Policy. September 12, 2023 Page 4 3. The second offer made by the city increased the lease term to 5 years but includes a provision that the lease can be terminated on 180 days' notice for no cause. Essentially a 6-month lease. 4. The most recent offer made by the city still indicates a term of 5 years but now includes a provision that the lease can be terminated on 30 days' notice for no cause. So, a month -to -month lease. 5. Starting with a term of one year and then essentially dropping the term to 6 months and then 30 days is simply not negotiating in good faith. 6. We recently had a very contentious and positive meeting which resolved some of these issues. In closing, the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club is hopeful that the City will come to the table to negotiate, in good faith, the terms of a new lease for the premises. It is the opinion of the negotiating committee that Mr. Levin is compromised in some way or is somehow prejudiced against the Lawn Bowling Club as his actions to date are at best poorly reasoned and at worst unethical. While we are happy to re-engage with whomever the city designates to lead the negotiations, it would probably be best if Lauren Wooding or some other member of the staff were designated to negotiate on behalf of the city. Please find attached signatures of citizens of Newport Beach who support the Lawn Bowling Club receiving a new 25-year lease. ARDENT LAW GROUP, PC. /s/ Brian P. Stewart EXHIBIT 441" June 7, 1971 The General Fund, Capital Improvement Projects, w a.$- approved, as amended below: $40, 000 expenditure4n 1971-72, Park and Recreation Projects, and the acquisition of a park site -in Harbor View Hills for Senior Citizens lawn bowling was ap- proved in principle *with the proviso that Senior Citizen activities be included in the City's recreation programs and that the staff come back with methods of funding the $40, 000 ,from the Building Excise Tax Fund. Angus Potter and Baldwin Heller -spoke from the audience •in behalf of the Senior Citizens- lawn bowling facilities, and requested that consideration be given to locating the greens in Irvine 'Terrace Park. Z. The following communications were referred as in- dicated: Referred to Planning Commission, letter from the Southern California Edison Company regarding ease- ments in Tract 7519, and stating that if the Final Map of said Tract differs from the Tentative Map, a further review will be necessary. Tr 7519 i11[2,2/71:�Meeting Minutes ADDITIONAL BUSINESS: 1. In conjunction with The Irvine Company's proposal to dedicate to the City up to five acres of land for park purposes in the area of Crown Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road, the staff was directed to commence the preparation of plans for lawn bowling facilities using funds appropriated in the 1971-72 Budget for a Senior Citizens park, and to prepare the necessary documents accepting the land from The Irvine Company for review and acceptance by the City Council. It was directed that a letter be written to The Irvine Company thanking them for the land. Senior Citizen s' Park Lawn Bowlipg Greens 1/10/72 Meeting Minutes Founding of Jasmine Creek The hearing was continued to January 24, 1972. 5. Mayor Hirth opened the public hearing in connection with Ordinance No. 1422, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH REZONING PROPERTY AND AMENDING DISTRICT MAPS NO. 32, 50 AND 520 Planning Commission Amendment No. 306, rezoning a portion of Blocks 93 and 96, Irvine's Subdivision, located north of Harbor View Drive, east of Crown Drive North, south of San Joaquin Hills Road, and' west of Marguerite Avenue (Jasmine Creek), from an R-3-B and R-4-B-UL classification to a Planned Com- munity (P-C) classification. No one desired to be heard. The hearing was closed. Ordinance Nd.' 1422 was. adapted. I r CONSENT KCAL• ENDAR: The -folloj�ving items were approved by one motion affirming the actions on' the Consent Calendar: 1. The follo- ►ring Advisory Communications were ordered filed: Letter from the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club expressing its appreciation for the kind treatment of the Council during its search for a new area, and inviting Council to be guests when the new greens are completed and bowl the first bowls. EXHIBIT 442" 71 ,� . itt ly RsorieTl�W tw- rp{fTwv ' ' a llft�#Ak'11 Rii�F _� • "ANCE C.n110Y;q&. • � uA sMr MSO„Wo"MAh •O "� � - � 'Y � A/ ��'�� Me.irrfxipwiol .l:W'KL-IE CA�LYLE w..: tAuz,►L "Y,.CTfI'CtfRIC - C06tl7Y RE:CORDE-I•_'. Ct7Y of a'•;'CPTEL.ACN ' IXG rirw—r 5. ) SOULEVARO NEWPM R£ACH, CALIF, 926W SPAICR A'ISOVE TkIS UNE FOR RGCORDER'8 Ulk vf7 T><ON _ -. •-a L� Olt y of f s- Corpor.aftotl.-Gear`it--Deed •U AEG ._A ),.G^ 'rlal� Folly rURMID.EO f♦Y YMC 1!4ZU}A:Q/ t ANq Tf1Ulr COM �A.nr ' ;' FOR A 1'A1.1.r-AHFF CONS111FRATP)ti• rrrrlyt o{ whwh 11'h.')chv at:na irdtri_ ' TNF. 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Page [11311961-�1213111981] 10211.484 Page: 3 of 5 Order: AZ Comment: _ ;'`•'>' 0 t. 1 .sletQd.reseweition is•`expressl�r.6ubjett- to,Al ' r6stric1iorrs'4rd .ro' Iations coneernirig the drilling fot And.. proi4uciioti. of ; 0 1, gas-, - pettrolcum and `othei; hydro' . catbon:.subs(artcea; .which . are, cohtaiajed in. the City Charter or tbr-.vtani:cipal ordinances of the City df'Newport_ Beach. 2. _ Grantor, it-s sucr.essor,5 and assigns,' foi a period of -fifty (50.� years "from tih., :'.date of-Che..De,ed shall,: hisve_ the right •" to.approya the exterior design pfa!1. improvements Co be Cons trtacted upon Lhe-p-remises. GranLe-e shall supply to Grantor for .its approval -two compute sets of construction plans and ipecieication5 for the exterio't-of said improve meots and•idjoinifig. are'de Co be landscaped., prepared by -a.* licensedaercb!tec-t. or ticensed.engine4r, including but not.' iimiteii to 'grading_ and, drainage plans and 'goi l ls. report, a plot plan showinixythg..nYnnnenti .7nrsr; ,Y �f rr;a merrts, all utilities wind service cbrinections'and+ali.place.s of ingress and pgrese'to public strtets-and Toads .and plans for. o15t�ia�r .signs-.and=•.TiA tang..-Gr'antor.shall approve said p] aTrS :wi thi n tlii,'ty . (30 )' days_ Eros} the receipt thereof • by returzrin�; one se'C:'of plaits • to Grantee with i t$approval in-. dtcated thetc.6n., or shal.3,.rii>t?.fy'.G.zan•tar within'thirty .(30). : days frcim•rerefpt -bf sai.d:. plaits 'nf •the >Pasoris fb'r its dis- - apprciva,l, licrwo'var, Gram nr• shal3' not .unreasonably withhold: its •consent, i'pon i, said improvements and with in: one.3rundrx°cl t ic;l�tr; (:I80) tiava •fr6m the .final. inspection,, by thr local munie;iliali�-�'.,- .all IMIldScapinh;', propnved With the, -10, . p�.;)ru {{'rust N. Compiete�1' )hir•ing.:sa•id. fi,-(L (50) -jvar mri.rd do 5tru&turc, or <rr;her improvima nc.; tire. p13ns,. s1iec i S at3'oils .arrd prop'crtit d .locnt.i on of- which hav6 "not.- li'rsi ro% civi>d .thf e krIcten nppr'ovaT o Gran.tUr'•ur.whi:ch.'does not conir;ly.with nuch plans,- specifi-': cations'.uni3- Int?t�f nnsa till be .consCrurted:arrd maintained ..on the -,J3rt�< idp 'm.aferS.ril'-aeicti•tican r6 br alteration .S any build.ng..ur structure eiregtV. . on'tbe premises be tom-• mQneed.titr4ess nttd uritzT, p.laTa$ and spec-ific3tions. covgrinl' the--e *terioz-..n£ the; proposr'd"add'ition si ,Alterlti.on:shal�. ' hai`e.•,been first ,sut�ftii•`t'E;04t'to and apprbved:by Grantor in: the '. manner.al>trve-pro vJ.ij.64i The zipprroval of Grantor' of any-.pl-ans.•.: - aTrd specific ti.'nns irefe rs only tt� the .tonformitv'.of Such plarfs •arid- Lci'ricattioris to the erteral.'.'archite ctural `plan far•,.the pr-gmisc.s-. and -Lhe ne'ifkrbariag -lands;- such approval-' of plans 'and seer i'f i.ca•ti ons 'a$suaues •na:, l iabili.ty or responsi b.i.liay.'ther6f0. ox for'any.delpct in any. structure con-. t str �ted.'froag. sucii':pI ins .ancl spec-if�icatipns; 3. .;51#oxi d Crante..e 'ncgt;: hav+�.•'eornpleted. constructAon of -,purbiifi:. , per', a§ iieiineated, o '�� ib t '�Sf' within' a. perio4 of, five (5 ,y.e.ars. fXom.,tlie. +l ie grantee shalt Yr,crixd -title .to tiie,' a 8 premise's.,: or,'should=t.}� �GrA'satee or -;ifs s6cCe3sors ,and assigns . at any Lime •wifl ;n sfifty :{5Q ears::ffw?m xhe 'date Gsanteq shai ,recdi d :ti.-t'le' to ChP_ .prLex-ses :cease°'to• use .said property: .. or 'axi�T pirt:;thsreo, ass5'.anc'necysas' po'sezfds:"t C-ft1iidiY`e,xacisoa8.f >ffsoo;rr;:Aanh•-,pes::l4hecr Pd`rcpcsn$d',gu.xeces;.pt pnsogahlyp2.'ys :- h; or shoun' attamp' ;oproger VI.,by and h•or theor srdvtk�- -6,f the -GrAnt" - oX uc'• •5.? rl.:p•oRet3? '�21= tip 't�3iole :• . tlnerev�,,.�ljal�.,�:r��ir��,-''�©';:tkie��ratitos: ;i'ta�=au�cc�-ssors and-.=,, -• -' - assigras;`:: a h_aitid:;. ny;.df'.Q�1.1„ixave.''the.°rigl?r:'1ri'any• ual ..epeat: to.•re-"tevr :And: tak possktfhq --of -t-ad. propd'rty., ' And : I hii _:vih6.lp ,;tfusJr0ot ;•- d3 d Aus .al] ' persoris; therefroirc::. ,1 tre: fc} gs?i'fig ; ontt ti•vn:;$kia1:S zi}i(-ra.te. as. a'' cvria3i ti°an s11b'seiiuent ' an sir' "i P. J�.;ti i,_'a#ld`:b a, :t# d%6ant&v arid' ie .'•euceewrg.. •`::. irl;•al•i'Dttrer .peY$onsr'aequ(ir��ig ariq..ln.Ceres't ir► -of 2 s - Description: Orange,CA Document - Book.Page [11311961-412131119811 10211.484 Page: 4 of 5 Order: AZ Comment: s