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HomeMy WebLinkAbout8/6/2011 - Agenda Packet (19)THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS RECEIVED FROM THE EXCHANGE CLUB OF NEWPORT HARBOR rI r- wool r � _ L' ,Iwo � 4 ` °'s.F.c.= DO ho beg ev of Nwrit D Harbor VO. tlox 1022, Newpor4 Beazh, CA 92858 Laura Detwellen Director, Parks & Recreation and Senior Services City of Newport Beach .......part Blvd, Newport Beach, CA 93663 Dear Lora: The Exchange Club's Second Annual Field of Honor was a huge success due, in large pert, to you and your departments cooperation and support. Your personal attention to our numerous requests for help is greatly appreciated by the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor leadership and the Field of Honor Planning Committee. Speciflally, please thank Matt Dingwall For all of hls help and patience, guiding us through the process of searing the proper permits. geven Pekar and Kim Pederson assisted us at the park site, and Herb (mm Geneal Services helped with a generator. All of you made our huge task so much easlen On another note, we have heard that you received complaints from some residents that the flags were up too long and were an annoyance to those who visit Castaways Park on a regular basis. Howevep we want to goo cunt that ve we ha received dozens of requests and suggestions form visitors to the Field of Honor that we should keep the flags flying longer, some suggesting that we keep the 'laid of Honor up until Memorial Day weekend. Many vieitors, after having walked through the Field, stopped by to thank us for sponsoring the seem, Me Axbange CUB is looklrg prevent to a TmM Annual Field of HOmr, testing Nrre data like hrt rear one day sboMr than this year beaum we to Ink It b an event that Provides the reaNents of N ewport Beam and Mthe¢mire emnt, the or oppWnityto pay V bNe So everyone who is mount or has served In our Armed Forms. Again, thank you for all year support. Seriously, 6" /ECkIx, PPyi 0,A Mehange Liss of Neweart Korean lorry Ruckus, Co -chair Field of Honor Planning Committee Members, City D ... all, to of Newport Beach Cave aft, CIry Manager BIII B orri Co{halr POOL LIFEGUARDS PUT THROUGH THE TEST... Summer Pool Lifeguards who have been working at Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center & Newport Harbor High School this summer prepared for a safe season by attending multiple trainings. The summer swim lessons began June 27. Training dates and topics for the Lifeguards included: • Saturday, June 18 — Review of CPR and first aid at an in- service training at Newport Harbor High School. • Sunday, June 19 — Review of teaching techniques for swim lessons, CERTs, first aid, and general pool operations. • Friday, June 24 — Test to renew American Red Cross pool certification, including in -water practical exams and written tests. • Saturday, June 25— Review of policies and procedures. This demanding training schedule prepares lifeguard staff for a safe and efficient environment on the pool deck this summer. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL CORONA DEL MAR SCENIC 5K! On June 4, under the normal "June gloom" gray skies, approximately 2,200 men, women and children met on the bluffs above Big Corona State Beach to participate in the running of the 301h annual Corona del Mar Scenic 5K Run. All four events (Men's 5K, Women's' 5K, 2 Mile Walk and the Dolphin Dash for kids) went off on time! After a patriotic medley sung by CdM resident and former Miss Sr. America Dorcas Preston, special guest Jim Palmer, Hall of Famer and former pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles, joined Mayor Mike Henn and Hoag Hospital's Dr. Afable to start the Men's 5K at 7:55 am sharp.