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21 August 2016
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PERMIT NO. 87LBCHA64 Old Barn RoadLake Barrington, IL 60010
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Cost is $25 per person. Payment can be made by check in the LBS Office starting June 6.
Please reserve early as space is limited. (This event typically sells out every year)
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Noteworthy News & EventsSunset Summer Soiree—Saturday, August 27that 6:30pm
Join us as we celebrate the end of summer pool-side at LBS! Great wine and delicious food alongwith fabulous music…all the ingredients for a
sensational summer night! Gather your neighbors & friends fora night you will not soon forget. We look forward to havingyou join us as we close out the summer in style. $25 per person.Don’t delay—this popular event sells out each year! You cansign up now at the LBS Management Office. Guests welcome!
Run the Shores at Lake Barrington—Saturday, September 17th
Look to this issue of Shorelines for more information on Runthe Shores at Lake Barrington 5K / 1 Mile Event. Visitwww.LakeBarringtonShores.org to register online or pick upan application at the LBS Management Office. This event isopen to the public and is a great opportunity to gather yourfriends and family together for a worthy cause! Proceeds aredonated to Cuba Township Food Pantry.
Upcoming Events at Lake Barrington Shores—Save the Date!
Saturday, August 13th—Concert in the Park—“Midnight”
Thursday, August 18th—Back to School Beach Party
Saturday, August 27th—Sunset Summer Soiree
Saturday, September 17th—Run the Shores at Lake Barrington
Friday, November 11th & Saturday November 12th—HolidayArts and Gift Show
Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005
from the Shores
FREE
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MaryEllen Kuehl ABR, CRS, PMN, SRES Managing Broker/Owner
Office: (773) 327-5753 Mobile: (773) 742-1479
JUST SOLD! 86 Hunt Trail and 1290 Oak Hill Rd
Thinking of selling? Summer is a great time to list!
Call your LBS neighbor, MaryEllen, to sell your LBS or Chicagoland home for the highest price in
the least amount of time!
“Discover the Difference–We Invest in People!”
YOU ARE INVITED!
TO THE 13th ANNUAL
LAKE BARRINGTON MARKET PLACE WALK
When: Friday, August 12, 2016 Time: 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Stop by for delicious hot dogs and snacks at BMO Harris Lake Barrington. Don’t forget to enter your name in a drawing for great BMO Harris prizes.
See a banker for an entry form. 847-756-7940
Visit ReMax Real Estate and get a FRESH Bag of Popcorn. Want to see what LBS is all about? Take a 10 minute car tour with an agent!
847-381-5555
Stop by Kozi Salon for a list of salon specials. Receive a Complimentary Hand Renewal Treatment. 847-382-5694
Try a delicious Italian sampling at ZaZa’s Tavola Italiana. 847-381-1333
Market Place Cleaners, now celebrating 27 years! 847-304-4404
Stop by to Say Hi Suburban Hearing Services.
847-382-6010
Stop by the Animal Hospital at the Shores for a tour and meet our Doctor!
847-842-5000
Enjoy a treat and meet your local Edward Jones ® Financial Advisor.
847-842-4563
Beat the Heat! Stop in at LB Mart, your one stop convenient shop . 224-655-2252
Check out the convenient shopping and services offered by the Market Place Merchants
BMO Harris Bank Lake Barrington – Kozi Salon – ReMax Real Estate – Market Place Cleaners Pediatric Specialists – Animal Hospital at the Shores – LB Mart – Suburban Hearing Services
ZaZa’s Tavola – JJ Nails – Edward Jones Investments
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Race Timing by Race Time. USATF Certified Course.
For additional information please contact
Jamie at 847-382-1660
Race Check In: 7:00am - 7:45am. Race Start: 8:00am.
Kelsey Rd. / Route 59 in Lake Barrington (Kelsey Marketplace)
$20 pre-registered ($25 day of race) $10 kids (pre-registered / day of race)
Awards by age categories. T-Shirt, Race Bag, and Raffle. Bring a non-perishable food item to be
entered into special raffle.
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Lake Barrington Shores Management Office64 Old Barn Road, Lake Barrington, IL 60010847-382-1660 Phone847-382-2731 Fax
Websitewww.LakeBarringtonShores.orgFacebookwww.Facebook.com/LakeBarringtonShores
HOURS OF OPERATIONThe Lodge at the Shores Daily 6:00am – 9:00pm (Thursdays open until 10pm)
Management OfficeMonday – Friday8:00am – 5:00pmSaturday8:00am – 12:00pm
First Service Residential Customer Care(24 hours/7 days a week) 1-800-870-0010
LBS Community TV ChannelChannel 97
Lake Barrington Shores Golf ClubRestaurant847-382-4240Pro Shop847-382-6650
Outdoor Pool HoursDaily6:00am – 9:00pm
Marina HoursMonday – Friday 12:00pm – 8:00pmSaturday and Sunday10:00am – 8:00pmMarina Cell 224-253-1638
Free Pontoon RidesMonday – Friday12:15pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pmSaturday and Sunday10:15am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm
Reserved Pontoon RidesDaily4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm, 7:00pm$20 per hour. Please pay with check at the LBS Management Office.
Main Gate Phone Number 847-381-6515Note: Side Gates Open at 5:00am and close at 11:00pm
Public Safety Patrol 224-223-5331
Management StaffSteve Wyland, Vice President of [email protected] Ext. 3006
Laura Nicolini, Executive [email protected] Ext. 3008
Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] Ext. 3005
Regina Gay, Community Managerfor Condos 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, [email protected] Ext. 3003
Sondra Latiolais, Community Managerfor Condos 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, [email protected] Ext. 3001
Regina Myles, Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3000
Asheley Boudreau, Sales & Leasing [email protected] Ext. 3004
Dawn Adcock, Accounting Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3009
Public Works / Landscape DepartmentWilliam Metzler, Landscape [email protected] Ext. 6000
Kristin Stedman, Maintenance [email protected] Ext. 3002
Joel Montemayor, Maintenance [email protected]
Other Important Phone Numbers:
Village of Lake Barrington847-381-6010
Cuba Township847-381-1924
Commonwealth Edison1-800-334-7661
Comcast Cable – Customer Service1-800-XFINITY
Waste Management1-800-796-9696
Special Pick-Up1-800-447-1066
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Need to renew that driver’s license or passport?
Mark Tuesday, August 16th and getthese vital services done at The LodgeBallroom.
NOTE: SENIORS AGE 75 AND UPNEED TO VISIT DMV TO RENEWDRIVER’S LICENCE
The Veterans of LBS and LBS Commu-nity Affairs have arranged for LakeCounty Circuit Clerk Keith Brin tobring ease, speed and convenience in theform of his Mobile Passport ServicesTeam to the community of Lake Bar-rington Shores.
The Circuit Clerk’s Mobile PassportTeam will be at The Lodge Ballroom between 9am and 2pm on August 16thto process passport applications and renewals including taking passport photos ($15).
One stop. Quick and easy passportservices for all in the community. Noappointment, no waiting, no hassle.You can print passport applicationforms from their website [www.lake-countycircuitclerk.org] and fill them outbefore you arrive to make the applica-tion process even quicker, or you can fillout the application or renewal formswhen you arrive. Whatever is easiest foryou. Any questions, please call the Cir-cuit Clerk’s Office 847.377.3380—you’ll get a live person who is happy toanswer your questions.
SERVICES PROVIDED AT THE SEC-RETARY OF STATE MOBILE EVENT:
• RENEWAL/CORRECTION OFDRIVERS LICENSE
• NEW/RENEWAL/CORRECTIONOF STATE ID
• LICENSE PLATE STICKERS
• MOTOR VOTER REGISTRATIONWITH RENEWAL OF DL/ID
• ORGAN DONOR REGISTRA-TION WITH RENEWAL DL/ID
• SENIORS AGE 65 AND UP (NOCHARGE FOR STATE ID )
Transmission of Diseases fromWildlife to Pets and Humans
Join us on Thursday, August 4 at 7:00pmat the LBS Lodge for this program pre-sented by Dr. Auggie from Animal Hospi-tal at the Shores. Dr. Auggie will discussLiptospirosis (a bacteria strain found inwildlife urine), Rabies, Distemper and Par-asites. Learn how to prevent transmissionand treat should it be necessary. So manyof our residents walk our paths and woodsand include their pets, this is vital informa-tion to stay healthy and keep our pets safe.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by Community AffairsCommission
BACOA’S AUGUST CUISINE CLUBTuesday August 16, 2016
at Lindy’s Restaurant Marina
Join BACOA for our August CuisineClub on Tuesday, August 16, 2016 atLindy’s located at 115 Park Street, Wau-conda. Lindy’s is a beautiful lakesiderestaurant, with its heritage dating backto 1965, the floor–to-ceiling windowsoffer views of beautiful Bangs Lake. Ourluncheon will offer four choices; CilantroLime Chicken Salad, California Wrap,Pulled Pork Sandwich, Baja Fish Tacos.The lunch includes chips and salsa uponarrival, Coffee, Tea, and Soft Drinks andChocolate Chip Cookie for Dessert. Priceis $21.00 per person, inclusive of tax &gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.
You may pay by cash or check on theday of the luncheon. Checks must bewritten to BACOA. The deadline forreservations and cancellations is FridayAugust 12.
Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477 ATBACOA For Reservations.
The Barrington Area Council on Aging,Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organization.
The Council on Aging exists to promotevibrant, healthy aging by providing activ-ities, education, and support to adults andcaregivers for #agingbetter. Visit us atbacoa.org, Facebook, Twitter, & Pinterest
6000 Garlands Lane, Suite 100, Barring-ton, IL 60010 ~ 847-381-5030
Are You “GAME?” to…play a card, toss a die,
throw a tile??LBS Ladies Club is sponsoring a GameDay on Monday, August 8 at J.D.’s inWauconda. The day begins at 9:30amuntil…and in-between you will enjoycoffee, then a buffet luncheon, (gratuityincluded) all for the sum of $10.00.
So what you need to do is...organizeyour partners for whatever game youchoose, gather your materials, and send(or deliver) $10.00 p/p to Carol Andlerat 412 Valley View. Bookings will closeon August 5, so don’t delay.
Hope to see you all there!!
FOR ALL RESIDENTS!!The LBS Insurance commission will behosting a seminar on Saturday, August13th at 11am in The Lodge Ballroomexplaining LBS’ Condominium insur-ance and requirements of the residentsand their HO-6 coverage. After the ses-sion Hollinger Services will provide one-on-one with any resident wanting theirpolicy reviewed.
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exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseYOGA CLASSES AT THE LODGE!!!
Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am
Light Yoga—A series of yoga poses andbreathing exercises designed and adaptedto promote a tranquil and relaxing yogaexperience. In this class we take a gentleapproach to yoga postures while work-ing on alignment and having fun improv-ing flexibility, strength, balance andrelaxation techniques.
Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorpo-rate yoga postures and breathing exerciseto promote flexibility, strength, balanceand relaxation while continuing to finetune alignment in poses. Poses are adapt-able to meet individual needs.
Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 4:30–5:45pm
Yoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incorpo-rate a series of yoga poses and breathingexercises providing a more physical pro-gram moving from pose to pose whilestill focusing on posture and alignment.This class uses weight-bearing poses andmore challenging transitions to buildstrength, endurance, flexibility, improvebalance and relaxation. All students arewelcome to take it at your own pace.Variations will be given. This is an all-level class
Cost: $50 for 6 classes within 6 weeks ordrop in at $10 per class.
Private sessions available by appoint-ment: $75/hour
Instructor: Pam Wilhelm, RYT 200,Hatha yoga
Call Pam @ 847-612-4568or email [email protected]
August Water AerobicsTwo Classes 7:30am and 8:40am
Mondays and WednesdaysAugust 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31
For the month $60.00
TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.
Landscape ReportA dead tree was removed near my homelast year, but another tree has not beenplanted in its place.
Over the 42 years since LBS was created,the existing trees have matured signifi-cantly, and we don’t need to replace all thetrees we are losing. As you’d expect, treere-planting is another large expense, withan average cost of $500 per tree. Our ar-borist has recommended that we set a treereplacement target of 50% of the treeswhich we remove. We also work closelywith our arborist to develop a planting listwhich includes a wide diversity of treespecies, to help insulate our tree popula-tion from future pests or diseases that tar-get one genus, as Emerald Ash Borer didwith ash trees. To get the best pricing in anenvironment of rising tree costs, we bundleall our tree installations and send a singlerequest out for bids once a year. The actualplanting occurs in late Fall, when temper-ature and moisture conditions for newtrees are usually ideal.
You did re-plant a tree near my home aftera dead one was removed, but why did youput it in a slightly different location?
After a dead tree is removed and the stumpis ground, thick roots of that dead tree re-main below the soil surface and make in-stalling another tree in that exact spotextremely difficult. As those sub-soil rootsslowly decay, the decomposition processalso removes nitrogen from the soil, andnitrogen is essential for the healthy growthof the new tree. That’s why we never re-plant in the same location.
Speaking of stumps, a tree was removedweeks ago near my home but I’d like toknow why the crews left the ugly stump.
Stump removal is done with specializedequipment and crews, and we make betteruse of our tree removal budget by holdingoff until we can “batch” a full day’s worthof stump removal work. It’s also impor-tant to understand that before stumpingcan take place, the tree contractor is obli-gated to contact the utility locating serviceknown as JULIE to mark the location ofelectrical and telecommunication supplylines, to limit the risk of damage to theseunderground utilities. The JULIE processtakes time, and occasionally, the JULIE
Trees are living organisms,and as is true with all livingthings, trees have lifecycles.LBS boasts a population ofover 10,000 trees, and eachyear some of them naturally
reach the end of their lives. Others suc-cumb prematurely to damage done bythe pest known as the Emerald AshBorer, or to fungal diseases such as Doth-istroma blight, Rhizosphaera needle castand Cytospora canker which take holdin conifer trees, especially those stressedby droughts in recent years.
An LBCHA Landscape operation hasbeen aggressively removing dead anddying trees. In 2016, as in each of the fiveprior years, we expect to remove over100 trees, and we expect this trend tocontinue or accelerate for a number ofyears in the future.
Today I’d like to answer some of the com-mon questions residents ask about ourtree removal and re-planting practices.
I have a dead or dying tree near myhome—why hasn’t it been removed yet?
Tree removal is expensive. It can easilycost LBCHA $500 or more to remove adead tree, and the costs depend on treetrunk diameter as well as difficulty of access for crews and equipment. All deador dying trees have been professionally assessed to determine their priority for removal, based on the threat they pose topersonal safety or to structures, as well astheir aesthetic impact. We are increasingreserve contributions for tree removalsover the coming years, and will eventuallyremove all dead or dying trees.
Bill ’s markings will reveal that using the stan-dard stump removal equipment poses toogreat a risk to essential underground util-ities, and we need to get creative withother stump removal options.
So once the stump is gone, what is the planfor the bare area where the tree used to be?
In some cases, your condominium associa-tion decides to use landscape enhancementfunds to create planting beds of shrubs orperennials where a tree had been sited. Inmost situations, however, once we verifythat the stump removal is complete, anorder is sent to the appropriate groundsmaintenance contractor to remove thestump grindings, add soil and turf seed andcover the area with “straw blanket” to pro-tect the seed as it germinates. Once the areahas been covered with straw blanket, youcan help the seed develop into turf if youmist the seed blanket daily using a sprin-kler head on your hose and water the newturf at least weekly during dry periods.
What can I do to help the trees near myhome?
The single most important contributionevery resident can make to preserve thebeautiful landscape investment we have atLBS is to water during dry periods, espe-cially July and August. Newly-planted treesare especially vulnerable to dry soils whilethey establish themselves in their new loca-tions. The most water-wise method to pro-vide our trees the moisture they require forgood health is to trickle water from a hosefor 15 minutes at a time at the soil level at3 or 4 locations around the tree ring. Thisshould be done twice a week for new trees,and weekly for established trees.
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Watering trees, shrubs, perennials and turf once a week will optimize plant health, and that helps keep landscape costs in check. Please do your part to keep the LBS landscape beautiful.
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VETERANS OF LBSThe Veterans of LBS are offering U.S. flag kits with installa-tion to LBS residents for a $45 donation. These flags are 3'x5'Solarmax nylon material, the longest lasting and strongestflag material, with U.S. embroidered stars & sewn stripes.They’re manufactured by Annin where legend is Betsy Rossworked in the 1820s. Annin U.S. flags have flown on themoon and both North and South poles.
I wish to order the Annin Estate Flag kit to be installed at my unit.
Name: ________________________________________ Condo #____________
Address: __________________________________________________________
Contact Number: __________________________________________________
Email Address: ____________________________________________________Make checks out to: Veterans of LBS. Put in Veterans Drop Box The Lodge at the Shores.Standard installation will be street facing wall 6 ft. above ground level and adjacent to the unit light assembly. (Requests for custom mounting sites will be considered. Please advise when ordering)
The Village of Lake Barrington awarded the Bergstrom boys Special Resolutions fortheir Memorial Day golf course lemonade stand support of the Veterans of LBS. TheVeterans also awarded Certificates of Appreciation, and the US Marine Air Group48, to whom the Veterans forwarded the donation, awarded the boys on July 15.AND, the boys rode in a convertible with the Veterans as they marched in the annualBarrington July 4th parade!
2016 VETERANS OF LBS ANNUAL SUPPORT OUR TROOPS DRIVE SATURDAY & SUNDAY AUGUST 20-21
Bags will be distributed at the gates Saturday August 13th. Please fill your bags with“wish list” items listed on the bags, and deliver them to The Lodge main en-trancedrop-off point on August 20th or 21st between 9am and 3pm. (Thank You TraderJoe’s for the bags!) Bags will be sorted, boxed and sent to troops deployed overseas.
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Golf Golf GolfThe June 22nd event was a point/parteam event with the winners TomTeschner, Tom Britton, and Jim Rennelswith 39 points!
June 29 was an individual low net, withMichael Illsley winning with a net 65!
The July 6 event was played in rainy conditions and a very wet course! Only13 players played, in an individual andblind draw two man team event! Thewinners were Tom Teschner, and RichKoehler, tied by Norb Kunz and MikeThompson, both teams with net 61!
The annual Shoresmen Tournament iscoming up on September 7 and 14, withthe annual awards banquet on Septem-ber 28!
Thanks to mostly good weather, greatcourse conditions, and the pro shop stafffor making another great year!
“Most golfers prepare for disaster, agood golfer prepares for success.”
Weather is cooperating and we’re havinga great season. We still have August 5 &19 and September 9, 16, & 30 to play anddine. So if you want to play 9 holes of golfthese remaining Friday afternoons , or justwant to dine and get together with peopleyou know, or meet some new friends on aFriday evening, join the Lake BarringtonShores Solos and Couples every other Fri-day golf and dinner league. Call Ginnyand Jim Thompson—847-304-1638.Golfing Members are $50 and SocialMembers are $30.
SHORESMENThe season mid-point is upon us and thematch play events will be reported on inthe September letter!
June and mid-July results for the Shores-men were quite competitive:
June 15, low team net was won by JoeZaksas, Warren Wegener, Dennis Cecil andChuck Lodding, with a net score of 123!
SOLOS & COUPLESJune 24: Concert in the Park. We had agreat golf event, BLIND PARTNERS. 1stPlace went to Tamie Hobart & MikeThompson; 2nd Place winners were BobObernesser & Steve Burgess. As every-one who attended knows, Jamie and herteam did a great job putting together theconcert, with “The New Invaders” Rock‘n Roll group playing.
July 8: Partners Low Net Golf Event.1st Place went to Bill Nagy & Hank Wisnewski, 2nd Place winners were Tom Tittle & Steve Burgess (Burgess winsagain!). Straightest drives by Tom Tittle& Jean Tittle (hmmm…). Longest puttwinner was Kathleen Voigt.
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Golf Golf Golfmittee, Ann Kramer, Marietta Winchester, Chris Day, Mar-ilyn Lageschulte, and Carol Irons. First place winners wereJoy Simon, Barbara Williams, Mary Lou Sheedy, and LeahLight. Second place winners were Jean Tittle, Linda Bara,Phyllis Peterson, and Kathy Beavers. Kathy Beavers had thelongest drive; Lucette Schellenbach, the longest putt; SusanAugustin, closest to the pin, and Joan English had thestraightest drive. Thanks to Chef Sergio for a deliciouslunch. Our talented committee created money trees for raf-fle prizes. A fun day!
On June 16, the winners were Longest Drive Flight A—Becky McGovern, Flight B—Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Jackie Victor. Low Putts were Flight A—Jackie Andrew,Flight B—Barbara McAuley and Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Jackie Victor.
Highlights of June 9 were Low Putts Flight A Bonnie Roonywho also had a birdie, Flight B—Joyce Wisnierski and Kath-leen Voigt, Flight C—Carol Kanak and Joy Simon, JackieAndrew won longest putt.
Game of the week on June 3 was Secret Partners. First Placewinners were Jean Tittle and Cynthia Bulgarelli. SecondPlace winners were Jackie Andrew and Jean Threadgill.Low Putts winners were Flight A—Marietta Winchester,Flight B—Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Carol Kanak.
AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTONBe sure to use the new Pepper Park Pathway to make your LakeBarrington shopping easier!. You can park in a Pepper Roadparking area, and then walk the Pepper Park Pathway to andfrom all the shops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex. Speakingof Canlan SportsPlex, every Tuesday they’re hosting the LakeBarrington Farmers Market. Their space is much larger than pre-vious years, so look forward to a greater variety of Farmers Mar-ket shopping.
Saturday August 20, be sure to join the Pepper Park stores asthey have “The Party at Pepper Park,” 5-7pm. They’re havinga 2-hour live remote radio broadcast bywith a 2-hour appearance by Joe andTina, two Star 105 Air Personalities. The“Giant Rolling Radio” will be there. There’ll be giveaways,weird contests, and swag bags (to the 1st 200 people).
UPDATE ON NEW SHOPS IN LAKE BARRINGTON!
Opening Sept. 1st, Angel Water is movingfrom downtown Barrington. They offerretail sales of water equipment includingresidential water softeners, drinking
water systems, bottled water (pick-up or delivery), waterheaters and sump pumps. President Andrew Wilson invites everyone to visit the new Angel Water store in the Fidelity Motors building at NW Highway and Pepper Road, to see thewide variety of plumbing and water systems they offer.
Tall Grass announces a late August–early September GRANDOPENING of a model home.
Our Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, and our Face-book page which you can access from the Village website, offerlots of information about how our Village functions and thevarious commissions that do the work, plus photos and information from such events as last October’s Barnstomp andthe Pepper Pathway ribbon cutting!
Thanks for reading! You can always contact me at [email protected]
800-350-HVAC (4822)www.officialhvac.com
50% OFFDRYER VENT CLEANING
with any AC Clean & Check
LBS
FREE ENERGY EVALUATION OF YOUR HOME
SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION • DUCT CLEANING/SEALING• ZONING
$25 OFFANY SERVICE CALL
(with Repair)Not to be combined with any other offers
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WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLF LEAGUEThe 4th was celebrated with a great team event with everyonesporting their colors Red, White or Blue. The White team woncoming in with the total best net scores for the day. Congratula-tions to the White team Ann Paine, Linda Collett, Janet Nietvelt,Laurie Feldman, Sue Allen and Merrlis Weed.
Again this year we sponsored our char-itable benefit event with funds contributed to the Home of the Sparrow. This locally based organi-zation provides help to women and children who find themselves inneed of assistance. The day’s fun event was won with a low net scoreby Ann Paine who went home with a wonderful picnic basket full ofgoodies for a wonderful dinner including wine.
Next month we should be able to report results of the Rita Luporitournament. There’s lots of golf to come and more results to report.
LADIES’ 9-HOLE GOLF LEAGUE
The Ladies’ Nine-Hole League teed off on June 30. Low Putt winnerswere Flight A Cynthia Bulgarelli, Flight B Emily Bianchi, KathyKraus, and Ro Levy tied, Flight C Carol Kanak and Joy Simon tied.Longest Drive Flight A Kathy Beavers, Flight B Ann English, andFlight C Jackie Victor. Jean Tittle chipped in on Hole 4.
The Highlight of the Month was Guest Day, June 23. Cloudy andmisty did not dim the spirits of 45 golfers! Thanks to a great com-
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LBS BOOK CLUBMULBERRY CHILD
Jian PingAugust 1, 2016
Special Guest — Jian Ping, Author
Author Jian Ping will join us to discussher compelling memoir recounting herfamily’s anguish and suffering duringChina’s horrific 1966-1976 CulturalRevolution. Her family struggled terri-bly to survive false accusations of trea-son, beatings, public humiliation andon-going arbitrary punishments andevents that nearly destroyed her parents,siblings, and even Ping’s aging, fragile,foot-bound grandmother. Ping’s notableforthright account incorporates her ownmemories, exhaustive research, and per-sonal interviews to deliver a spellbindingexposition of the horrors inflicted onmillions by Chairman Mao Zedong andhis Communist regime.
THE AVIATOR’S WIFEMelanie BenjaminSeptember 5, 2016
Anne Morrow, beloved daughter of anAmerican diplomat and Smith Collegegraduate, is the title focus of MelanieBenjamin’s compelling fictional biogra-phy THE AVIATOR’S WIFE. Althoughbecoming Mrs. Charles Lindbergh thrusther into the media and aeronauticalspotlight, Anne’s personal intellectualand avionic brilliance was seldom thefocus. Benjamin’s sensitive portrait ofthis elegant, complex and literatewoman reveals much we never knewabout her personal struggles, as shestrived to emerge from behind her hus-band’s long dark shadow.
10:00 a.m—FIRESIDE LOUNGE AT THE LODGE—
ALL READERS WELCOME!
Interested in an evening LBS BOOKCLUB discussion?
E-mail Mariann Gorman:[email protected]
SAILORS HAVING FUN ON THE LAKE
The sailors of LBS enjoyed excellentweather for the fun sailing on Saturdaysand the races on July 4 and July 18. Theclub has many members that do notrace. For them, and the community, weoffer the Saturday Fun Sail for anyonewho just wants to mess around in boatsSaturday afternoons. Limited instructionand training is provided.
Results of the June and early July racesare official. Winner so far this year isChris Nurre, with Dan Brockman aclose second. Other racers include GaryDavis, Dick McCarthy, Mark Gibson,Ed Glatfelter, Bob Reynolds, DanLennon, Bob Roth and Bob Broda. Therace committee on the pontoon includesCathy Gainer, Sonny Mathews, JudyDincher, Pat Flynn, Lauren Bunks andTerry Cullum.
The Decorate Yourself and Your Boatcontest on July 4th was won by BobReynolds. His combination of red, whiteand blue devices and flags best capturedthe attention of the crowd and the spiritof the day.
Racing, pontoon rides, parties, fun sail-ing, and instructions in the community-owned Sunfish class sailboats are amongthe many programs of the Lake Barring-ton Shores sailing club in 2016.
Dan Brockman 847-382-6015 Pat Flynn 847-650-5216
SIGN ON, SIGN UP, SIGN IN FOR THURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE
We meet in the club room upstairs atThe Lodge. Play begins at 7 o’clock.
Bridge tallies are used. We play 6 handsand move to another partner two timesfor a total of 18 hands for the evening.This is a great way for new players tomeet so many nice people and enjoy afun evening of bridge. We guaranteeyou’ll want to return week after weekfor the cards and the camaraderie.
SIGN ON by calling John Betzhold 847-382-9753, Ann Evanson 847-277-7700 orBetty McGonigle 847-382-4955. If youleave a message, ask to have a confirmingreturn call. Alternatively you may...
SIGN UP in the Bridge/Tennis notebookwhich is on the counter at the registra-tion desk on the lower level in TheLodge. Notebook sign up is accepteduntil 1 o’clock the Tuesday prior toThursday evening play.
SIGN IN upon arriving to play, shortlybefore 7 o’clock Thursday, on the sign-up sheet for the following week, to saveyou a trip to The Lodge or a phone call.
SEE YOU BRIDGERS THURSDAY NIGHTS!
THURSDAY MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursday atThe Lodge from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
We are welcoming our new players fromthe recent Mah Jongg class.
This is a drop in group. Please join us ifyou play Mah Jongg.
Questions to Ginny 1-847-304-1638.
WIMBLEDON COMES TO LBSThe traditional Wimbledon may havebeen celebrated across the Pond, but theLBS tennis players were the real stars.Donning white tennis outfits, the womenand men executed unbelievable shots withtheir antique, wooden tennis rackets.Lydia Freeman and Dave Birr raised theircups in victory.
Following tennis, a delicious, Englishbreakfast was served. Of course, let’s notforget the mimosas that were enjoyed byall the guests. A huge thank you to theTennis Committee for all the planning.
July 4th CelebrationOur tennis players throw the best par-ties. No detail is left undone. And so itwas on July 3rd. To celebrate this holi-day, tennis players and guests dressed inred, white, and blue and donned patri-otic hats. The food, the red and whitedecorations, the group’s energy all addedto the celebration of the day. Paula Splet-zer and Dave Birr waved the victory flag.
Fun, hot, festive partyEven though the temperature soared, thetennis was awesome. Natalie Taylor andDennis Landry won top honors in thistournament. The best was yet to comeas we all were treated to Irish sconestopped with strawberries and whippedcream. What a grand day!
Future Tennis Events:August 7 Survival TennisAugust 14 Round Robin TennisAugust 20 Team TennisAugust 28 Round Robin Tennis
Sign ups for each tennis event:If you are planning to play in the week-
end tournament, you must sign up onThursday at 5:00 p.m. in the office in theCafé area at The Lodge.
More Information: call Anne Ghiglieriat 381-2744 or Nancy Bengtson at 381-3767
BRUSHSTROKESNow that summer is here, Brushstrokescan enjoy painting outdoors and enjoy-ing lunch together. We had a great timepainting at Lindy’s Landing picnic area.The little children are a constant delightto watch with their colorful sand buck-ets, and floppy hats. Over the summerwe will be returning to Lindy’s and otherfun outdoor facilities. Brushstrokes isexcited to announce our Christmas inWilliamsburg lunch on Wednesday December 7th at D&J Bistro....Save thedate...more details to follow. Brush-strokes meets the first and third Wednes-day of each month. For moreinformation call Kathleen L. McCann at847-989-8437.
Photos by Pat Durack
Summer Fun watercolor by Kathleen L. McCann
Becky Hammond creating a lake scene
LBS PHOTO CLUB
The LBS Photo Club will welcome localartist Patty Colabuono as our guest pre-senter at the August meeting on SundayAugust 21 at 11am in the Club Room.
Patty will demonstrate how she capturesdramatic images of flowers and takes ex-treme close-ups.
Patty has been selling her photos at artshows and in retail stores for about 10years. She won First Prize in the 2014District 214 Arts Unlimited Competi-tion, was a winner of the 2013 ArlingtonHeights Photography Competition andreceived the People’s Choice Award forthe Arlington Heights Colors of FallBanner Program.
The LBS Photo Club is open to anyonewho enjoys photography or interestingimages. Guests are welcome to attend aswell. Please contact Bob Reynolds if youare interested in joining this group.
Looking to promote your business or upcoming event?
Advertise in Shorelines!Reach the residents of Lake BarringtonShores by advertising in the monthlyShorelines magazine. We have a varietyof options available to you, includingcolor advertisements. Please contactJamie in the LBS Management Officefor rates and publication details.
[email protected] 847-382-1660
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LBS BOOK CLUBMULBERRY CHILD
Jian PingAugust 1, 2016
Special Guest — Jian Ping, Author
Author Jian Ping will join us to discussher compelling memoir recounting herfamily’s anguish and suffering duringChina’s horrific 1966-1976 CulturalRevolution. Her family struggled terri-bly to survive false accusations of trea-son, beatings, public humiliation andon-going arbitrary punishments andevents that nearly destroyed her parents,siblings, and even Ping’s aging, fragile,foot-bound grandmother. Ping’s notableforthright account incorporates her ownmemories, exhaustive research, and per-sonal interviews to deliver a spellbindingexposition of the horrors inflicted onmillions by Chairman Mao Zedong andhis Communist regime.
THE AVIATOR’S WIFEMelanie BenjaminSeptember 5, 2016
Anne Morrow, beloved daughter of anAmerican diplomat and Smith Collegegraduate, is the title focus of MelanieBenjamin’s compelling fictional biogra-phy THE AVIATOR’S WIFE. Althoughbecoming Mrs. Charles Lindbergh thrusther into the media and aeronauticalspotlight, Anne’s personal intellectualand avionic brilliance was seldom thefocus. Benjamin’s sensitive portrait ofthis elegant, complex and literatewoman reveals much we never knewabout her personal struggles, as shestrived to emerge from behind her hus-band’s long dark shadow.
10:00 a.m—FIRESIDE LOUNGE AT THE LODGE—
ALL READERS WELCOME!
Interested in an evening LBS BOOKCLUB discussion?
E-mail Mariann Gorman:[email protected]
SAILORS HAVING FUN ON THE LAKE
The sailors of LBS enjoyed excellentweather for the fun sailing on Saturdaysand the races on July 4 and July 18. Theclub has many members that do notrace. For them, and the community, weoffer the Saturday Fun Sail for anyonewho just wants to mess around in boatsSaturday afternoons. Limited instructionand training is provided.
Results of the June and early July racesare official. Winner so far this year isChris Nurre, with Dan Brockman aclose second. Other racers include GaryDavis, Dick McCarthy, Mark Gibson,Ed Glatfelter, Bob Reynolds, DanLennon, Bob Roth and Bob Broda. Therace committee on the pontoon includesCathy Gainer, Sonny Mathews, JudyDincher, Pat Flynn, Lauren Bunks andTerry Cullum.
The Decorate Yourself and Your Boatcontest on July 4th was won by BobReynolds. His combination of red, whiteand blue devices and flags best capturedthe attention of the crowd and the spiritof the day.
Racing, pontoon rides, parties, fun sail-ing, and instructions in the community-owned Sunfish class sailboats are amongthe many programs of the Lake Barring-ton Shores sailing club in 2016.
Dan Brockman 847-382-6015 Pat Flynn 847-650-5216
SIGN ON, SIGN UP, SIGN IN FOR THURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE
We meet in the club room upstairs atThe Lodge. Play begins at 7 o’clock.
Bridge tallies are used. We play 6 handsand move to another partner two timesfor a total of 18 hands for the evening.This is a great way for new players tomeet so many nice people and enjoy afun evening of bridge. We guaranteeyou’ll want to return week after weekfor the cards and the camaraderie.
SIGN ON by calling John Betzhold 847-382-9753, Ann Evanson 847-277-7700 orBetty McGonigle 847-382-4955. If youleave a message, ask to have a confirmingreturn call. Alternatively you may...
SIGN UP in the Bridge/Tennis notebookwhich is on the counter at the registra-tion desk on the lower level in TheLodge. Notebook sign up is accepteduntil 1 o’clock the Tuesday prior toThursday evening play.
SIGN IN upon arriving to play, shortlybefore 7 o’clock Thursday, on the sign-up sheet for the following week, to saveyou a trip to The Lodge or a phone call.
SEE YOU BRIDGERS THURSDAY NIGHTS!
THURSDAY MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursday atThe Lodge from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
We are welcoming our new players fromthe recent Mah Jongg class.
This is a drop in group. Please join us ifyou play Mah Jongg.
Questions to Ginny 1-847-304-1638.
WIMBLEDON COMES TO LBSThe traditional Wimbledon may havebeen celebrated across the Pond, but theLBS tennis players were the real stars.Donning white tennis outfits, the womenand men executed unbelievable shots withtheir antique, wooden tennis rackets.Lydia Freeman and Dave Birr raised theircups in victory.
Following tennis, a delicious, Englishbreakfast was served. Of course, let’s notforget the mimosas that were enjoyed byall the guests. A huge thank you to theTennis Committee for all the planning.
July 4th CelebrationOur tennis players throw the best par-ties. No detail is left undone. And so itwas on July 3rd. To celebrate this holi-day, tennis players and guests dressed inred, white, and blue and donned patri-otic hats. The food, the red and whitedecorations, the group’s energy all addedto the celebration of the day. Paula Splet-zer and Dave Birr waved the victory flag.
Fun, hot, festive partyEven though the temperature soared, thetennis was awesome. Natalie Taylor andDennis Landry won top honors in thistournament. The best was yet to comeas we all were treated to Irish sconestopped with strawberries and whippedcream. What a grand day!
Future Tennis Events:August 7 Survival TennisAugust 14 Round Robin TennisAugust 20 Team TennisAugust 28 Round Robin Tennis
Sign ups for each tennis event:If you are planning to play in the week-
end tournament, you must sign up onThursday at 5:00 p.m. in the office in theCafé area at The Lodge.
More Information: call Anne Ghiglieriat 381-2744 or Nancy Bengtson at 381-3767
BRUSHSTROKESNow that summer is here, Brushstrokescan enjoy painting outdoors and enjoy-ing lunch together. We had a great timepainting at Lindy’s Landing picnic area.The little children are a constant delightto watch with their colorful sand buck-ets, and floppy hats. Over the summerwe will be returning to Lindy’s and otherfun outdoor facilities. Brushstrokes isexcited to announce our Christmas inWilliamsburg lunch on Wednesday December 7th at D&J Bistro....Save thedate...more details to follow. Brush-strokes meets the first and third Wednes-day of each month. For moreinformation call Kathleen L. McCann at847-989-8437.
Photos by Pat Durack
Summer Fun watercolor by Kathleen L. McCann
Becky Hammond creating a lake scene
LBS PHOTO CLUB
The LBS Photo Club will welcome localartist Patty Colabuono as our guest pre-senter at the August meeting on SundayAugust 21 at 11am in the Club Room.
Patty will demonstrate how she capturesdramatic images of flowers and takes ex-treme close-ups.
Patty has been selling her photos at artshows and in retail stores for about 10years. She won First Prize in the 2014District 214 Arts Unlimited Competi-tion, was a winner of the 2013 ArlingtonHeights Photography Competition andreceived the People’s Choice Award forthe Arlington Heights Colors of FallBanner Program.
The LBS Photo Club is open to anyonewho enjoys photography or interestingimages. Guests are welcome to attend aswell. Please contact Bob Reynolds if youare interested in joining this group.
Looking to promote your business or upcoming event?
Advertise in Shorelines!Reach the residents of Lake BarringtonShores by advertising in the monthlyShorelines magazine. We have a varietyof options available to you, includingcolor advertisements. Please contactJamie in the LBS Management Officefor rates and publication details.
[email protected] 847-382-1660
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Golf Golf Golfmittee, Ann Kramer, Marietta Winchester, Chris Day, Mar-ilyn Lageschulte, and Carol Irons. First place winners wereJoy Simon, Barbara Williams, Mary Lou Sheedy, and LeahLight. Second place winners were Jean Tittle, Linda Bara,Phyllis Peterson, and Kathy Beavers. Kathy Beavers had thelongest drive; Lucette Schellenbach, the longest putt; SusanAugustin, closest to the pin, and Joan English had thestraightest drive. Thanks to Chef Sergio for a deliciouslunch. Our talented committee created money trees for raf-fle prizes. A fun day!
On June 16, the winners were Longest Drive Flight A—Becky McGovern, Flight B—Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Jackie Victor. Low Putts were Flight A—Jackie Andrew,Flight B—Barbara McAuley and Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Jackie Victor.
Highlights of June 9 were Low Putts Flight A Bonnie Roonywho also had a birdie, Flight B—Joyce Wisnierski and Kath-leen Voigt, Flight C—Carol Kanak and Joy Simon, JackieAndrew won longest putt.
Game of the week on June 3 was Secret Partners. First Placewinners were Jean Tittle and Cynthia Bulgarelli. SecondPlace winners were Jackie Andrew and Jean Threadgill.Low Putts winners were Flight A—Marietta Winchester,Flight B—Kathleen Voigt, Flight C—Carol Kanak.
AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTONBe sure to use the new Pepper Park Pathway to make your LakeBarrington shopping easier!. You can park in a Pepper Roadparking area, and then walk the Pepper Park Pathway to andfrom all the shops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex. Speakingof Canlan SportsPlex, every Tuesday they’re hosting the LakeBarrington Farmers Market. Their space is much larger than pre-vious years, so look forward to a greater variety of Farmers Mar-ket shopping.
Saturday August 20, be sure to join the Pepper Park stores asthey have “The Party at Pepper Park,” 5-7pm. They’re havinga 2-hour live remote radio broadcast bywith a 2-hour appearance by Joe andTina, two Star 105 Air Personalities. The“Giant Rolling Radio” will be there. There’ll be giveaways,weird contests, and swag bags (to the 1st 200 people).
UPDATE ON NEW SHOPS IN LAKE BARRINGTON!
Opening Sept. 1st, Angel Water is movingfrom downtown Barrington. They offerretail sales of water equipment includingresidential water softeners, drinking
water systems, bottled water (pick-up or delivery), waterheaters and sump pumps. President Andrew Wilson invites everyone to visit the new Angel Water store in the Fidelity Motors building at NW Highway and Pepper Road, to see thewide variety of plumbing and water systems they offer.
Tall Grass announces a late August–early September GRANDOPENING of a model home.
Our Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, and our Face-book page which you can access from the Village website, offerlots of information about how our Village functions and thevarious commissions that do the work, plus photos and information from such events as last October’s Barnstomp andthe Pepper Pathway ribbon cutting!
Thanks for reading! You can always contact me at [email protected]
800-350-HVAC (4822)www.officialhvac.com
50% OFFDRYER VENT CLEANING
with any AC Clean & Check
LBS
FREE ENERGY EVALUATION OF YOUR HOME
SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION • DUCT CLEANING/SEALING• ZONING
$25 OFFANY SERVICE CALL
(with Repair)Not to be combined with any other offers
LBS
WE ACCEPT ALL MAJORCREDIT CARDS
NO CREDIT CHECK FINANCING AVAILABLE
SUMMER SIZZLER!! FREE AEROSEAL DUCT SEALING
WITH PURCHASE OF ANY INFINITY HEATING/COOLING COMBO
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE
WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLF LEAGUEThe 4th was celebrated with a great team event with everyonesporting their colors Red, White or Blue. The White team woncoming in with the total best net scores for the day. Congratula-tions to the White team Ann Paine, Linda Collett, Janet Nietvelt,Laurie Feldman, Sue Allen and Merrlis Weed.
Again this year we sponsored our char-itable benefit event with funds contributed to the Home of the Sparrow. This locally based organi-zation provides help to women and children who find themselves inneed of assistance. The day’s fun event was won with a low net scoreby Ann Paine who went home with a wonderful picnic basket full ofgoodies for a wonderful dinner including wine.
Next month we should be able to report results of the Rita Luporitournament. There’s lots of golf to come and more results to report.
LADIES’ 9-HOLE GOLF LEAGUE
The Ladies’ Nine-Hole League teed off on June 30. Low Putt winnerswere Flight A Cynthia Bulgarelli, Flight B Emily Bianchi, KathyKraus, and Ro Levy tied, Flight C Carol Kanak and Joy Simon tied.Longest Drive Flight A Kathy Beavers, Flight B Ann English, andFlight C Jackie Victor. Jean Tittle chipped in on Hole 4.
The Highlight of the Month was Guest Day, June 23. Cloudy andmisty did not dim the spirits of 45 golfers! Thanks to a great com-
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Golf Golf GolfThe June 22nd event was a point/parteam event with the winners TomTeschner, Tom Britton, and Jim Rennelswith 39 points!
June 29 was an individual low net, withMichael Illsley winning with a net 65!
The July 6 event was played in rainy conditions and a very wet course! Only13 players played, in an individual andblind draw two man team event! Thewinners were Tom Teschner, and RichKoehler, tied by Norb Kunz and MikeThompson, both teams with net 61!
The annual Shoresmen Tournament iscoming up on September 7 and 14, withthe annual awards banquet on Septem-ber 28!
Thanks to mostly good weather, greatcourse conditions, and the pro shop stafffor making another great year!
“Most golfers prepare for disaster, agood golfer prepares for success.”
Weather is cooperating and we’re havinga great season. We still have August 5 &19 and September 9, 16, & 30 to play anddine. So if you want to play 9 holes of golfthese remaining Friday afternoons , or justwant to dine and get together with peopleyou know, or meet some new friends on aFriday evening, join the Lake BarringtonShores Solos and Couples every other Fri-day golf and dinner league. Call Ginnyand Jim Thompson—847-304-1638.Golfing Members are $50 and SocialMembers are $30.
SHORESMENThe season mid-point is upon us and thematch play events will be reported on inthe September letter!
June and mid-July results for the Shores-men were quite competitive:
June 15, low team net was won by JoeZaksas, Warren Wegener, Dennis Cecil andChuck Lodding, with a net score of 123!
SOLOS & COUPLESJune 24: Concert in the Park. We had agreat golf event, BLIND PARTNERS. 1stPlace went to Tamie Hobart & MikeThompson; 2nd Place winners were BobObernesser & Steve Burgess. As every-one who attended knows, Jamie and herteam did a great job putting together theconcert, with “The New Invaders” Rock‘n Roll group playing.
July 8: Partners Low Net Golf Event.1st Place went to Bill Nagy & Hank Wisnewski, 2nd Place winners were Tom Tittle & Steve Burgess (Burgess winsagain!). Straightest drives by Tom Tittle& Jean Tittle (hmmm…). Longest puttwinner was Kathleen Voigt.
By the time you read this, you’ll havemissed our July 29
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exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseYOGA CLASSES AT THE LODGE!!!
Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am
Light Yoga—A series of yoga poses andbreathing exercises designed and adaptedto promote a tranquil and relaxing yogaexperience. In this class we take a gentleapproach to yoga postures while work-ing on alignment and having fun improv-ing flexibility, strength, balance andrelaxation techniques.
Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorpo-rate yoga postures and breathing exerciseto promote flexibility, strength, balanceand relaxation while continuing to finetune alignment in poses. Poses are adapt-able to meet individual needs.
Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 4:30–5:45pm
Yoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incorpo-rate a series of yoga poses and breathingexercises providing a more physical pro-gram moving from pose to pose whilestill focusing on posture and alignment.This class uses weight-bearing poses andmore challenging transitions to buildstrength, endurance, flexibility, improvebalance and relaxation. All students arewelcome to take it at your own pace.Variations will be given. This is an all-level class
Cost: $50 for 6 classes within 6 weeks ordrop in at $10 per class.
Private sessions available by appoint-ment: $75/hour
Instructor: Pam Wilhelm, RYT 200,Hatha yoga
Call Pam @ 847-612-4568or email [email protected]
August Water AerobicsTwo Classes 7:30am and 8:40am
Mondays and WednesdaysAugust 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31
For the month $60.00
TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.
Landscape ReportA dead tree was removed near my homelast year, but another tree has not beenplanted in its place.
Over the 42 years since LBS was created,the existing trees have matured signifi-cantly, and we don’t need to replace all thetrees we are losing. As you’d expect, treere-planting is another large expense, withan average cost of $500 per tree. Our ar-borist has recommended that we set a treereplacement target of 50% of the treeswhich we remove. We also work closelywith our arborist to develop a planting listwhich includes a wide diversity of treespecies, to help insulate our tree popula-tion from future pests or diseases that tar-get one genus, as Emerald Ash Borer didwith ash trees. To get the best pricing in anenvironment of rising tree costs, we bundleall our tree installations and send a singlerequest out for bids once a year. The actualplanting occurs in late Fall, when temper-ature and moisture conditions for newtrees are usually ideal.
You did re-plant a tree near my home aftera dead one was removed, but why did youput it in a slightly different location?
After a dead tree is removed and the stumpis ground, thick roots of that dead tree re-main below the soil surface and make in-stalling another tree in that exact spotextremely difficult. As those sub-soil rootsslowly decay, the decomposition processalso removes nitrogen from the soil, andnitrogen is essential for the healthy growthof the new tree. That’s why we never re-plant in the same location.
Speaking of stumps, a tree was removedweeks ago near my home but I’d like toknow why the crews left the ugly stump.
Stump removal is done with specializedequipment and crews, and we make betteruse of our tree removal budget by holdingoff until we can “batch” a full day’s worthof stump removal work. It’s also impor-tant to understand that before stumpingcan take place, the tree contractor is obli-gated to contact the utility locating serviceknown as JULIE to mark the location ofelectrical and telecommunication supplylines, to limit the risk of damage to theseunderground utilities. The JULIE processtakes time, and occasionally, the JULIE
Trees are living organisms,and as is true with all livingthings, trees have lifecycles.LBS boasts a population ofover 10,000 trees, and eachyear some of them naturally
reach the end of their lives. Others suc-cumb prematurely to damage done bythe pest known as the Emerald AshBorer, or to fungal diseases such as Doth-istroma blight, Rhizosphaera needle castand Cytospora canker which take holdin conifer trees, especially those stressedby droughts in recent years.
An LBCHA Landscape operation hasbeen aggressively removing dead anddying trees. In 2016, as in each of the fiveprior years, we expect to remove over100 trees, and we expect this trend tocontinue or accelerate for a number ofyears in the future.
Today I’d like to answer some of the com-mon questions residents ask about ourtree removal and re-planting practices.
I have a dead or dying tree near myhome—why hasn’t it been removed yet?
Tree removal is expensive. It can easilycost LBCHA $500 or more to remove adead tree, and the costs depend on treetrunk diameter as well as difficulty of access for crews and equipment. All deador dying trees have been professionally assessed to determine their priority for removal, based on the threat they pose topersonal safety or to structures, as well astheir aesthetic impact. We are increasingreserve contributions for tree removalsover the coming years, and will eventuallyremove all dead or dying trees.
Bill ’s markings will reveal that using the stan-dard stump removal equipment poses toogreat a risk to essential underground util-ities, and we need to get creative withother stump removal options.
So once the stump is gone, what is the planfor the bare area where the tree used to be?
In some cases, your condominium associa-tion decides to use landscape enhancementfunds to create planting beds of shrubs orperennials where a tree had been sited. Inmost situations, however, once we verifythat the stump removal is complete, anorder is sent to the appropriate groundsmaintenance contractor to remove thestump grindings, add soil and turf seed andcover the area with “straw blanket” to pro-tect the seed as it germinates. Once the areahas been covered with straw blanket, youcan help the seed develop into turf if youmist the seed blanket daily using a sprin-kler head on your hose and water the newturf at least weekly during dry periods.
What can I do to help the trees near myhome?
The single most important contributionevery resident can make to preserve thebeautiful landscape investment we have atLBS is to water during dry periods, espe-cially July and August. Newly-planted treesare especially vulnerable to dry soils whilethey establish themselves in their new loca-tions. The most water-wise method to pro-vide our trees the moisture they require forgood health is to trickle water from a hosefor 15 minutes at a time at the soil level at3 or 4 locations around the tree ring. Thisshould be done twice a week for new trees,and weekly for established trees.
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VETERANS OF LBSThe Veterans of LBS are offering U.S. flag kits with installa-tion to LBS residents for a $45 donation. These flags are 3'x5'Solarmax nylon material, the longest lasting and strongestflag material, with U.S. embroidered stars & sewn stripes.They’re manufactured by Annin where legend is Betsy Rossworked in the 1820s. Annin U.S. flags have flown on themoon and both North and South poles.
I wish to order the Annin Estate Flag kit to be installed at my unit.
Name: ________________________________________ Condo #____________
Address: __________________________________________________________
Contact Number: __________________________________________________
Email Address: ____________________________________________________Make checks out to: Veterans of LBS. Put in Veterans Drop Box The Lodge at the Shores.Standard installation will be street facing wall 6 ft. above ground level and adjacent to the unit light assembly. (Requests for custom mounting sites will be considered. Please advise when ordering)
The Village of Lake Barrington awarded the Bergstrom boys Special Resolutions fortheir Memorial Day golf course lemonade stand support of the Veterans of LBS. TheVeterans also awarded Certificates of Appreciation, and the US Marine Air Group48, to whom the Veterans forwarded the donation, awarded the boys on July 15.AND, the boys rode in a convertible with the Veterans as they marched in the annualBarrington July 4th parade!
2016 VETERANS OF LBS ANNUAL SUPPORT OUR TROOPS DRIVE SATURDAY & SUNDAY AUGUST 20-21
Bags will be distributed at the gates Saturday August 13th. Please fill your bags with“wish list” items listed on the bags, and deliver them to The Lodge main en-trancedrop-off point on August 20th or 21st between 9am and 3pm. (Thank You TraderJoe’s for the bags!) Bags will be sorted, boxed and sent to troops deployed overseas.
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Need to renew that driver’s license or passport?
Mark Tuesday, August 16th and getthese vital services done at The LodgeBallroom.
NOTE: SENIORS AGE 75 AND UPNEED TO VISIT DMV TO RENEWDRIVER’S LICENCE
The Veterans of LBS and LBS Commu-nity Affairs have arranged for LakeCounty Circuit Clerk Keith Brin tobring ease, speed and convenience in theform of his Mobile Passport ServicesTeam to the community of Lake Bar-rington Shores.
The Circuit Clerk’s Mobile PassportTeam will be at The Lodge Ballroom between 9am and 2pm on August 16thto process passport applications and renewals including taking passport photos ($15).
One stop. Quick and easy passportservices for all in the community. Noappointment, no waiting, no hassle.You can print passport applicationforms from their website [www.lake-countycircuitclerk.org] and fill them outbefore you arrive to make the applica-tion process even quicker, or you can fillout the application or renewal formswhen you arrive. Whatever is easiest foryou. Any questions, please call the Cir-cuit Clerk’s Office 847.377.3380—you’ll get a live person who is happy toanswer your questions.
SERVICES PROVIDED AT THE SEC-RETARY OF STATE MOBILE EVENT:
• RENEWAL/CORRECTION OFDRIVERS LICENSE
• NEW/RENEWAL/CORRECTIONOF STATE ID
• LICENSE PLATE STICKERS
• MOTOR VOTER REGISTRATIONWITH RENEWAL OF DL/ID
• ORGAN DONOR REGISTRA-TION WITH RENEWAL DL/ID
• SENIORS AGE 65 AND UP (NOCHARGE FOR STATE ID )
Transmission of Diseases fromWildlife to Pets and Humans
Join us on Thursday, August 4 at 7:00pmat the LBS Lodge for this program pre-sented by Dr. Auggie from Animal Hospi-tal at the Shores. Dr. Auggie will discussLiptospirosis (a bacteria strain found inwildlife urine), Rabies, Distemper and Par-asites. Learn how to prevent transmissionand treat should it be necessary. So manyof our residents walk our paths and woodsand include their pets, this is vital informa-tion to stay healthy and keep our pets safe.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by Community AffairsCommission
BACOA’S AUGUST CUISINE CLUBTuesday August 16, 2016
at Lindy’s Restaurant Marina
Join BACOA for our August CuisineClub on Tuesday, August 16, 2016 atLindy’s located at 115 Park Street, Wau-conda. Lindy’s is a beautiful lakesiderestaurant, with its heritage dating backto 1965, the floor–to-ceiling windowsoffer views of beautiful Bangs Lake. Ourluncheon will offer four choices; CilantroLime Chicken Salad, California Wrap,Pulled Pork Sandwich, Baja Fish Tacos.The lunch includes chips and salsa uponarrival, Coffee, Tea, and Soft Drinks andChocolate Chip Cookie for Dessert. Priceis $21.00 per person, inclusive of tax &gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.
You may pay by cash or check on theday of the luncheon. Checks must bewritten to BACOA. The deadline forreservations and cancellations is FridayAugust 12.
Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477 ATBACOA For Reservations.
The Barrington Area Council on Aging,Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organization.
The Council on Aging exists to promotevibrant, healthy aging by providing activ-ities, education, and support to adults andcaregivers for #agingbetter. Visit us atbacoa.org, Facebook, Twitter, & Pinterest
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Are You “GAME?” to…play a card, toss a die,
throw a tile??LBS Ladies Club is sponsoring a GameDay on Monday, August 8 at J.D.’s inWauconda. The day begins at 9:30amuntil…and in-between you will enjoycoffee, then a buffet luncheon, (gratuityincluded) all for the sum of $10.00.
So what you need to do is...organizeyour partners for whatever game youchoose, gather your materials, and send(or deliver) $10.00 p/p to Carol Andlerat 412 Valley View. Bookings will closeon August 5, so don’t delay.
Hope to see you all there!!
FOR ALL RESIDENTS!!The LBS Insurance commission will behosting a seminar on Saturday, August13th at 11am in The Lodge Ballroomexplaining LBS’ Condominium insur-ance and requirements of the residentsand their HO-6 coverage. After the ses-sion Hollinger Services will provide one-on-one with any resident wanting theirpolicy reviewed.
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Bocce 4pm BCBilliards 6pm GR
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRM
Back to School Beach Bash4 – 6pm MarinaYoga 4:30pm BR
Lake & Ponds 7pm BRBridge 7pm CLRM
Tai Chi 8:30am FSYoga 9:45am FS
Photo Club 11am CLRMWater Aerobics
7:30am / 8:40amVeterans 9am CR
CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMBocce 4pm BC
Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 1 7pm FSLCondo 2 7pm BR
Water Aerobics 7:30am / 8:40amVeterans 9am CR
CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMBocce 4pm BC
Yoga 4:30pm BR
Hand and Foot 10am FSLMen’s Bridge 1pm CLRM
Condo 12 7pm CRCondo 6 7pm BRCondo 4 7pm FSL
Water Aerobics 7:30am / 8:40amYoga 8:30am BR
Mah Jongg 10am FSLBridge 10am CLRM
Bocce 4pm BCBilliards 6pm GR
Landscape 6:30pm CLRM
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRM
Yoga 4:30pm BRFinance 6pm BR
Bridge 7pm CLRM
Sunset Summer Soiree6:30pm Pool
Sailing Asc. Race12:30pm - Marina
Hand and Foot 10am FSLMen’s Bridge 1pm CLRM
Water Aerobics 7:30am / 8:40amYoga 8:30am BR
Mah Jongg 10am FSLPublic Works 4pm CLRM
Bocce 4pm BCBilliards 6pm GR
August 2016
FS – Fitness StudioFSL – Fireside LoungeGR – Game RoomTC – Tennis Courts
BC – Bocce CourtsBR – Ballroom CLRM – Club Room CR – Conference RoomEUL – Entire Upper Level
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Race Timing by Race Time. USATF Certified Course.
For additional information please contact
Jamie at 847-382-1660
Race Check In: 7:00am - 7:45am. Race Start: 8:00am.
Kelsey Rd. / Route 59 in Lake Barrington (Kelsey Marketplace)
$20 pre-registered ($25 day of race) $10 kids (pre-registered / day of race)
Awards by age categories. T-Shirt, Race Bag, and Raffle. Bring a non-perishable food item to be
entered into special raffle.
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Noteworthy News & EventsSunset Summer Soiree—Saturday, August 27that 6:30pm
Join us as we celebrate the end of summer pool-side at LBS! Great wine and delicious food alongwith fabulous music…all the ingredients for a
sensational summer night! Gather your neighbors & friends fora night you will not soon forget. We look forward to havingyou join us as we close out the summer in style. $25 per person.Don’t delay—this popular event sells out each year! You cansign up now at the LBS Management Office. Guests welcome!
Run the Shores at Lake Barrington—Saturday, September 17th
Look to this issue of Shorelines for more information on Runthe Shores at Lake Barrington 5K / 1 Mile Event. Visitwww.LakeBarringtonShores.org to register online or pick upan application at the LBS Management Office. This event isopen to the public and is a great opportunity to gather yourfriends and family together for a worthy cause! Proceeds aredonated to Cuba Township Food Pantry.
Upcoming Events at Lake Barrington Shores—Save the Date!
Saturday, August 13th—Concert in the Park—“Midnight”
Thursday, August 18th—Back to School Beach Party
Saturday, August 27th—Sunset Summer Soiree
Saturday, September 17th—Run the Shores at Lake Barrington
Friday, November 11th & Saturday November 12th—HolidayArts and Gift Show
Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005
from the Shores
FREE
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MaryEllen Kuehl ABR, CRS, PMN, SRES Managing Broker/Owner
Office: (773) 327-5753 Mobile: (773) 742-1479
JUST SOLD! 86 Hunt Trail and 1290 Oak Hill Rd
Thinking of selling? Summer is a great time to list!
Call your LBS neighbor, MaryEllen, to sell your LBS or Chicagoland home for the highest price in
the least amount of time!
“Discover the Difference–We Invest in People!”
YOU ARE INVITED!
TO THE 13th ANNUAL
LAKE BARRINGTON MARKET PLACE WALK
When: Friday, August 12, 2016 Time: 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
Stop by for delicious hot dogs and snacks at BMO Harris Lake Barrington. Don’t forget to enter your name in a drawing for great BMO Harris prizes.
See a banker for an entry form. 847-756-7940
Visit ReMax Real Estate and get a FRESH Bag of Popcorn. Want to see what LBS is all about? Take a 10 minute car tour with an agent!
847-381-5555
Stop by Kozi Salon for a list of salon specials. Receive a Complimentary Hand Renewal Treatment. 847-382-5694
Try a delicious Italian sampling at ZaZa’s Tavola Italiana. 847-381-1333
Market Place Cleaners, now celebrating 27 years! 847-304-4404
Stop by to Say Hi Suburban Hearing Services.
847-382-6010
Stop by the Animal Hospital at the Shores for a tour and meet our Doctor!
847-842-5000
Enjoy a treat and meet your local Edward Jones ® Financial Advisor.
847-842-4563
Beat the Heat! Stop in at LB Mart, your one stop convenient shop . 224-655-2252
Check out the convenient shopping and services offered by the Market Place Merchants
BMO Harris Bank Lake Barrington – Kozi Salon – ReMax Real Estate – Market Place Cleaners Pediatric Specialists – Animal Hospital at the Shores – LB Mart – Suburban Hearing Services
ZaZa’s Tavola – JJ Nails – Edward Jones Investments
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Cost is $25 per person. Payment can be made by check in the LBS Office starting June 6.
Please reserve early as space is limited. (This event typically sells out every year)
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MT. PROSPECT, IL
PERMIT NO. 87LBCHA64 Old Barn RoadLake Barrington, IL 60010
LBS LISTING!
521 SHORELINE ROAD $509,900
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