Red roses, round dining tables, pretty faces, a meal of bacon, sausage, eggs, fruit, and rolls—and an eloquent presentation by architect Alan Hess. CW, Jack Christiansen, and the Clark team hit a grand slam for our first meeting after Mother’s Day honoring mothers, SO’s, widows, wives, and spice. Architect Alan Hess, an architect, author, lecturer … [Read more...]
Men’s Golf: June 2018 Schedule
June 1, 2018 by Leave a Comment
May brought us some great golf with good weather and excellent course conditions. We had our Tuesday outings at San Juan Hills, Talega, Tijeras Creek, and finished off the month at Arroyo Trabuco. Our schedule for June: June 5 at Talega June 12 at Oak Creek June 19 at San Juan Hills June 26 at Tijeras Creek —Bob Russell GOLFING TRUTHS The … [Read more...]
Garden Club: June 2018 News
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The last Garden Club meeting before our summer break is on Monday, June 18. Our group will meet at the Beach Bluff for our annual BBQ and Potluck. We plan to enjoy the delicious food brought by our members and hamburgers provided by the club and expertly grilled by Bob Borland. We will also take this opportunity to install officers for the … [Read more...]
Women’s Golf: June 2018 Update
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The Niguel Shores lady golfers met on May 14 at The Ranch in Laguna Beach with just three golfers heading out to play – Irene McDonald, Judy Boitano, and Catriona Sigsby. The weather was gorgeous and there were even a few deer roaming the fairways! Each golfer played her own ball, with these results: Catriona, low gross score; Judy, longest drive … [Read more...]
Really Serious Book Club: Everybody Lies— Big Data and How It Can Tell Us Who We Really Are, written by Seth Davidowitz
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Mary Crowl hosted the May meeting of the Really Serious Book Club where the members reviewed Everybody Lies—Big Data and How It Can Tell Us Who We Really Are, written by Seth Davidowitz. People may lie when they respond to surveys, but there are ways to analyze attitudes and beliefs through analysis of social media like Facebook and repeated … [Read more...]
Women’s Club Tea: June 14, 2018 at 12:00 noon in the Clubhouse
May 29, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Pastel spring flowers decorated the tables at our monthly luncheon on Thursday, May 10 at the Niguel Shores Clubhouse. President Lydia Reese welcomed three new members, Judi Palladino, Teresa Potter and Susan Imbriale, and presented each with a yellow rose. Ginny Nevitt, who chaired last month’s Home Tour and Luncheon, thanked her committee for … [Read more...]
Page Turner’s Book Club: June 21st Joint Meeting
May 29, 2018 by Leave a Comment
On June 21 Page Turners will hold their semi-annual joint meeting. The Monday and Thursday afternoon groups get together in June and December to socialize, enjoy a “blind” book exchange, and generally have fun and refreshments. The much anticipated list of nine books that the groups will read in the 2018/2019 year will also be revealed! Members … [Read more...]
Men’s Club: May 2018 News
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Compliments to Jack Christiansen, who oversees six great teams that cook and serve fantastic breakfasts at 8:00 a.m. on our Tuesday meeting days. At our most recent meeting, Bob Borland reminded us that we thought growing old would take longer. He then updated us on the Men’s Club Scholarship Program – 15 outstanding candidates—and on the August 9 … [Read more...]
Garden Club: May 2018 News
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THANK YOU Niguel Shores for making the Garden Club’s Annual Plant Sale on Saturday, April 28, a Blooming Success! Oh, I used that same intro last year. Well, the club expresses that same sentiment this year. Of course our ‘State’ was happy too, since we pay state sales taxes on all your purchases. For an entry fee of $1.00 per person one could … [Read more...]
Women’s Golf: May 2018 Update
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The Niguel Shores lady golfers met on April 9 at The Ranch 9-hole golf course with six golfers: Irene McDonald, Judy Boitano, Val Mitchell, Catriona Sigsby, Karen Condino and Julie Patton. The weather was approaching 80 degrees and the course couldn’t have been more lovely! Each player used the best drive of the group and then played her own ball … [Read more...]
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