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JULY 2016
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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 & EventsFUN AT THE MARINA
New Pontoon BoatThe new pontoon boat “Shore” Thing has beenin use since Memorial Day and is seeing plentyof activity. Seating 12-13 passengers (plus the
driver) this is a great way to gather friends and family for somesummer fun.
Free rides go out during the week at 12:15pm (shortened ride),1pm and 2pm. Weekend free rides go out at 10:15am (short-ened ride), 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm.
Reserved rides go out at 4pm, 5pm, 6pm and 7pm daily. Youcan reserve a ride in the Lake Barrington Shores ManagementOffice for $20 / hour (limit 2 hours).
New in July – Sunset Pontoon Rides! Sunset Pontoon Rides will be offered at 8pm on Fridays andSaturdays in July. The new boat comes equipped with uniqueunder lighting. The sun sets in July anywhere from 8:15 –8:30pm. Sunsets over Lake Barrington are especially beautiful—you won’t want to miss!
You can reserve a ride for your group on Saturdays for $20.Fridays we will be offering per person rates of $5 / person (the
from the ShoresFriday rides will require a minimum of 4 passengers to go out).You must reserve and pay for your space in the Lake Barring-ton Shores Management Office.
Sailing for Fun SeriesIn July the Sailing Asc. will continue the Sailing for Fun pro-gram. Just come down on Saturdays at 12:30pm!
Morning Kayak RidesA few of the kayaks are now available mornings before theMarina opens with your ID Card. Simply go to the Main Gateand request a key.
VISITORS AT THE MAIN GATEPlease remember to call your guests into the Main Gate priorto their arrival when possible. This will alleviate wait times.
UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES - SAVETHE DATE! Thursday, July 14th – Singles Mingle Happy HourSaturday, July 23rd – Spanish Nights – An Evening in SpainSaturday, August 13 – Concert in the Park – “Midnight”Saturday, August 27th – Sunset Summer SoireeSaturday, September 17th – Run the Shores at Lake BarringtonFriday, November 11th & Saturday, November 12th – HolidayArts and Gift Show
Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005
FREE
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MaryEllen Kuehl ABR, CRS, PMN, SRES Managing Broker/Owner
Office: (773) 327-5753 Mobile: (773) 742-1479
Happy 4th of July, LBS! “Discover the Difference–We Invest in People!”
Thinking of selling? Summer is a great time to list!
Call your LBS neighbor, MaryEllen, to sell your LBS home for the highest price in the least amount
of time!
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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.
SAT. SEPTEMBER 17, 2016
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Calling all SINGLES at LBS!
Join us for an casual evening of getting to know
Thursday, July 14th: 5:30pm 8:00pm
The Lodge at The Shores (Terrace and Fireside Lounge) Bring your favorite beer, wine, or cocktail.
Snacks will be provided.
$3 donation at the door (cash or check)
Please RSVP to the Lake Barrington Shores Management Office at 847-382-1660 or [email protected]
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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 Nicholini, 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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Twilight SocialFood, drinks and great company
equals a great weekend!Friday, July 15, 2016
Marina Rooftop 7:00 to 10:00pm
Please bring an appetizer to share and BYOB.
The more the merrier so pass it on.Questions contact:
Araceli—[email protected]
TRANSMISSION OF DISEASESFROM WILDLIFE TO PETS AND
HUMANS
Please join us on Thursday, August 4 at7:00pm at the LBS Lodge for this program presented by Dr. Auggie fromAnimal Hospital at the Shores. Dr. Aug-gie will discuss Liptospirosis (a bacteriastrain found in wildlife urine), Rabies,Distemper and Parasites. Learn how toprevent transmission and treat should itbe necessary. So many of our residentswalk our paths and woods and includetheir pets; this is vital information tostay healthy and keep our pets safe.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by Community AffairsCommission
ON SITE PASSPORT AND DRIVER’S LICENSE RENEWALS
Lake County Clerk and Illinois Secre-tary of State mobile units will be at LBSon Tuesday, August 16, 2016, 10am to4pm. Residents can renew documents
that expire no later than August 15,2017. These renewed licenses will meetFederal requirements for travel identifi-cation, which current Illinois licenses donot and will soon not be acceptable.
In addition, the Secretary of State willrenew license plate stickers, disabledpersons ID cards, and add Veterans des-ignation to driver’s licenses and state IDcards and organ donor registrations.
Cost is standard State of Illinois fees, andvaries by age. Proper identification will berequired. For renewals this information isalready registered, if not a proof of ad-dress and social security number will beneeded. Seniors over age 75 have to visitthe DMV to renew drivers licenses.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by LBS Community AffairsCommission with thanks to the LBS
Veterans Association.
BASIC FIRST AIDAND EMERGENCY TREATMENT
Please join Community Affairs Commis-sion and Wauconda Fire Dept. PublicEducation Coordinator Mike DaValle tolearn about treatment of minor injuries,what to do if someone has chest pains,and symptoms and signs of a stroke.
You’ll also learn tips about home safetyand fire safety.
Wednesday, July 20, 20162:00pm at the LBS Lodge
Please call the office to register
COYOTE SIGHTINGSCoyotes have recently been sighted withinour community. The LBS Rules and Regu-lations state: “At all times pets shall bekept under control on a leash…” and“Pets shall not be tied up or left unat-tended outside any unit.” Knowing thereare coyotes on the property, there is addedimportance to abiding by these LBS Rulesand Regulations for you and your four-legged loved ones.
AROUND AND ABOUT LAKEBARRINGTON
The Lake Barrington Farmers Market isback and expanding, so its moving toCanlan SportsPlex, 28156 W. North-pointe where there’s plenty of room forall the old and new vendors and to parkyour cars. It opens Tuesday July12 andwill end sometime in October or later,depending upon the weather. Open hourswill be 3-7pm.
PEPPER PARK PATHWAY OFFICIALLY OPEN!
Village President Kevin Richardson,Trustees Connie Schofield, John Schaller,Jim Thompson and Administrator ChrisMartin, cut the ribbon officially openingthe new Pepper Pathway for everyone to be able to park, shop, and visit all the retail businesses and Canlan SportsPlex along Pepper Road and theadjoining streets. For exciting photos ofthe ribbon cutting go to our websitewww.lakebarrington.org!
We’ll be announcing new shops to bringmore for you on Pepper Road at NWHighway soon, so keep reading!
Pepper park Coffee’s July live Musicschedule:
July 1st—Blue Eyed Leo—Blue EyedLeo is a seasoned masterful acoustic duowith deep "Classic Rock" roots.July 8th—Hart N Fritz—Is a new and up-coming folk, blues and alternative duo.July 15th—Jason Picchiottit—Jason is amusician and singer from the NorthwestSuburbs of Chicago. His acoustic stylecovers country, rock and folk. July 22nd—Donna Brooks—In additionto original songs, contemporary acousticmusician Donna Brooks plays a reper-toire of varied singer-songwriter.July 29th—Crowberg Duo—Two sharpdressed men playing classic rock.
Our Village website, www.lakebarring-ton.org, and our Facebook page whichyou can access from the Village website,offer lots of information about how ourVillage functions and the various com-missions that do the work, plus photosand information from such events as lastOctober’s Barnstomp and the PepperPathway ribbon cutting!
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exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseYOGA CLASSES AT THE LODGE!!!Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am (new time)
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.
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]
WATER AEROBICSTwo classes, 7:30am and 8:40am
Mondays and WednesdaysJuly 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 27
For the month $42.00No classes on Monday, July 4th
TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.
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.Mail to: Tom Gilder—926 Oak Hill, Lake Barrington, IL 60010Standard 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.)
We thank LBS and Village residents for making this year’s Memorial Day Ceremony, dedicated to our 2016 fallen Veter-ans, a huge success, with over 400 in attendance! Special thanksto Lt. General Randall Rigby who provided a stirring speechabout Memorial Day’s meaning for all our Military from allwars. We once again thank the Crystal Lake Community Bandfor providing their beautiful music. Special thanks to the USMCMACG 48 for their ceremonies and 21 gun salute to our fallenwarriors. And THANK YOU for your donations, which enableus to continue to provide services to our Veterans and their fam-ilies. Special thanks to Matthew age 8 and Blake age 5Bergstrom, for their Memorial Day lemonade stand on golf hole#16. They raised $80 and donated it to the Veterans of LBS!
Be sure to make Barrington’s July 4 parade. Your Veterans ofLBS will be marching just behind the 1st group, BarringtonVFW post 7706.
Someone you should know…If you guessed Jim Trawinski ofCondo 3, you’re correct!
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LANDSCAPE
Along with the diverse elements of forestpreserve, expansive perennial beds, andstately trees located throughout the community, the LBS landscape also con-tains 83 natural areas which complementthe manicured landscape. In 2014, theLBCHA Master Board approved a five-year contract with Pizzo and Associatesto restore these degraded natural areas toa colorful, native landscape.
Each year, Pizzo’s crews employ a variety of restoration management techniques, including selective herbicide applica-tions, hand pulling and brush removal, to remove undesirableplant species from approximately 4 acres per year. In late fallof each year, the crews apply the power of controlled burningto the same acreage they’ve been prepping throughout the sea-son. Immediately following the controlled burn, they seed theacreage with a custom mix of native seed, including grasses,sedges and numerous flowering plant species.
The results of this effort haven’t been apparent to most residents, because native plant seed doesn’t germinate immediately, and native seedlings put their energy into rootdevelopment during their first two years following germi-nation. This year, however, Pizzo has advised us that theyexpect to see some flowering occur among the areas seededin 2014, the first restoration season. This exciting news indicates that the native plants are beginning to reach maturity and that the appearance of these areas will continue to improve each year.
The heart of the LBS landscape is, of course, Lake Barring-ton. In 2015, LBS approved an alum treatment of Lake Barrington at the suggestion of Aron & Associates. KathyAron is the Association’s Lake Consultant and has guidedaquatic management of Lake Barrington for many years.She is the “Lady of the Lake,” familiar with all bumps andblooms that float up in the lake.
Despite the success of last year’s alum treatment, Aron & Associates as well as numerous assessments conducted by theLake County Health Department have highlighted additionalissues impacting the long-term health of our lake’s ecosystem,specifically non-point pollution sources such as runoff anderosion. To reduce the level of nutrients entering the lake fromthese sources and maintain the excellent condition of LakeBarrington, LBCHA has implemented a swale improvementprogram. Beginning in 2015, we first focused on large stormswales that empty into the lake where we installed natural barriers to filter the pollutants contained in the runoff fromroads and culverts. Over time, the Association plans to expandthese natural barriers to the shoreline edges of the lake. Reducing this pollution complements the restoration of our
natural areas and contributes to a stable, sustainable futurefor the LBS landscape.
Please join me and your representatives from the Landscapeand Lake and Ponds Commissions for an in-depth look at theprogress of both of these initiatives on Saturday, July 23. Representatives from Pizzo and Associates and Aron & Associates will be on hand to point out the improvements theysee, discuss the techniques they use to achieve results, and an-swer your questions. Tours will be given on foot and also bythe pontoon boat, which will offer rotating cruises led by oneof the experts — take one tour or both. You’ll learn to identifythose areas which have already undergone initial restorationefforts and where progress is being monitored and maintained,as well as those areas which are slated for restoration workthis year. After a brief introduction at 9:00 AM, tours willbegin at 9:15AM and continue every half hour until the finalboat tour departs at 11:15 AM. Meet at the Marina boathouse.I look forward to seeing you there.
Lauren Dorman, Landscape Commission Chair
Bill Metzler, Landscape Manager
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Golf Golf GolfSOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOWSummertime leads to thoughts of vaca-tions and exotic travel destinations formost of us. Our “Mystery Man for July”has already been there, done that, and hasexplored so many interesting destinations.
“Our LBS Man” was raised on theSoutheast side of Chicago among theburgeoning industries of steel mills,auto assembly plants and various fac-tories. This made him very interested inhow things worked. As a teenager hewas recognized for his skill in math,and before graduating high school, heworked in the meteorology lab at theUniversity of Chicago simulating the jetstream winds around the earth on oneof the first main frame computers.
Want to know more about his engi-neering focus?
The Navy noticed him and sent him tothe Illinois Institute of Technology for hisengineering degree. They also trained himon a destroyer in the Pacific, on a fighterjet trainer in Texas, and with the Marinesin Virginia. He may be one of the fewLBS residents who has had ejection seattraining! After serving with the Navy’sCivil Engineering Corps, our neighbor re-turned to Chicago and joined a designfirm working on ComEd’s nearby nuclear
you want the girl you have to court themother.” So he tried his best.
Our “LBS Honoree” said, “having for-gotten the rituals of dating I bought hera bicycle for Christmas knowing theywere shiny and hopefully it would catchher eye.” He also bought one for himselfto have some alone time riding together.Now, taking a big chance, I popped thequestion and she accepted my proposal!”They wed in 1985 and the new Bridesaid to her handsome Groom, “You canbuy any larger home you want as long asit’s within the fence of LBS. Needless tosay, they’ve been happily married in ourneighborhood for 31 years.
Ever the Engineer…did you know he ledthe design team when the Chicago Riverbroke into the old freight tunnel? This ledto dinners with Mayor Daley and Gover-nor Edgar and becoming President of theAmerican Council of Engineering Com-panies in Illinois and later as their Na-tional Director for Illinois. FEMA thenasked him to train in California for dis-aster mitigation. (even more school!)
A few more clues to cinch your guess?
This “Mystery Man” is focused, has agreat memory, good sense of humor,and loves to work with his hands. Hehas bred and raised marine fish andcoral down to the detail of a laboratoryraising the phytoplankton and zoo-plankton for the baby fish to eat. Acurrent hobby down at the beach is hishand made radio controlled boats.
“Life is a wonderful challenge.” He’sproud of his wife, daughter, son-in-law,and of course his three grandchildrenwho are each learning to excel in law,nursing, and in sports. He is gratefulfor his families health, future travelplans, and for his next, fun, winter en-gineering project that “he promises notto start early”!
When you see this accomplished man,don’t forget to say “Hello Neighbor”—you’ll find the conversation that follows a lot of fun, very enlightening,and highly enjoyable!
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power plants. He found this a bit tediousafter the Navy, so he returned to schoolfor a graduate degree in a new emergingfield, Environmental Engineering.
A small facet of that curriculum foundhis interest, the hydraulic simulation ofthe flow of major rivers. “Mr. LBS forJuly” joined an international engineeringfirm specializing in water projects in de-veloping countries. Just like in the Navy,“Our Man” was again traveling theworld! To satisfy his inquisitive nature,he trained with the U.S. Geological Sur-vey measuring suspended river sedimentsand modeling their impact on reservoirs.Have you been in a Gondola under aninterstate highway suspended over theMississippi River dropping a torpedoshaped sediment sampler from a winchbetween the barge traffic? Next it wasoff to Bolivia and Ecuador to plan hy-droelectric projects high in the Andes.
This curious and successful engineercame to LBS in 1984 from Saudi Arabiawhere he led a design team to develop ademonstration farm about the size of In-diana. About that time, while living thelife of a bachelor at LBS, he met a verycute journalist. She stole his heart…buthe had to work hard to win hers. Whiletrying to win her heart, the best advicehe received was from his CEO’s wife, “If
LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES 9AND DINE GOLF LEAGUE
The 9 and Dine Golf League is a groupof residents and non-residents, whowant to get together every other Fridayand play 9 holes of golf, followed bycocktails and dinner.
The league is open to all golfers—wewill pair you up if you do not have agroup, and you sign up and play whenyour schedule permits.
The league also has Social Membership,which allows the non-golfer to join usfor cocktails and dinner and participatein all social functions. So if you golf andyour spouse does not, the non-golfingspouse can join you later for dinner.
If you don’t golf and just want to social-ize every other Friday over dinner andcocktails you are welcome to attend thegroup. The 9 and Dine does have plentyof social members as well as golfers.
This league is a great way to meetfriends and neighbors
JULY 15: 50’S KARAOKE NIGHT ENTERTAIN-MENT BY BILL HINKENS
Contact Diane Geiser 847-650-6365
WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLF LEAGUESummer is in full swing now. Let’s all getout and enjoy it!
July 5 is our Red, White and Blue teamevent. Play will be in threesomes eachcontaining a red, white and blue mem-ber. We sure will be a patriotic splash ofcolor on the course. Remember to wearyour team colors!
July 12 will be our annual charitable benefit day. The generosity of our mem-bers always exceeds expectations provid-ing a heartfelt contribution to a differentcharity each year. Last year our contribu-tion went to the Home of the Sparrow.
July 19 we will play a Blind Nine withthe pro surprising us with his choice ofthe nine holes to be used for our score atthe end of the round. This will be across-flighted event. It’ll be the luck ofthe draw! Good luck.
July 26—Don’t want to count all yourscores? Ok...let’s play Thirty Ball. Eachteam of 3 counts 30 scores in total duringanother cross-flighted event. Just have fun!
SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, August 30—Member-Guest Day.
If anyone would like to BE A GUEST,please contact the pro shop, our presi-dent, Diane Boger or any member. Thiswould be a great time for someone think-ing of participating to find out moreabout the league or golf membership.
If you have any questions, contact Diane Boger at 847-494-2872,
[email protected] or stop in at the LBS Golf Club to see Head Pro, Quentin 847-382-6650.
LAKE TOURMark your calendar for July 23 at9am to attend a special “Learn AboutYour Lake and Surrounding Areas”discussion/field trip. Lake Barrington,and its surrounding plant life, arewhat makes LBS unique. Therefore,special care is taken to make sureboth are healthy and beautiful.
We’ll do a boat tour of the lake and awalking tour of the natural areas nearthe marina. Meet at the marina at9am, Saturday, July 23.
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May 27: Trivia and Crazy Hats eveningco-hosted by Janet and Marty Evans.
Audrey and Dave Raclaw, Donna andChuck Graziano and Joyce Wilkinsonwon the big Trivia Contest.
Crazy Hat winners were Judy Dincherand Jim Thompson. Low net golf win-ners were Dot Thompson 1st, Jane Evans2nd, Mike Thompson 1st, Bob Doherty2nd. Straightest drivers were Janet Evans& Bob Doherty (2x winners!!)
June 10: Baseball Memorabilia and aCubs-Rangers Tickets Raffle, co- hostedby Sandy and Jeff Taylor.
Jeff exhibited an incredible array ofbaseball artifacts and memorabilia thatWOWED our Members! Norm Fein (ina White Sox jersey!) did a great HarryCaray for our 7th inning “Take Me Outto the Ball Game” sing-a-long. BlindPartner Low Net winners were Tom Tit-tle and Steve Burgess 1st, Bill Nagy andJim Thompson 2nd, Al Kinzer and CarlYoungs 3rd. Kathleen and Frank Voigtwon the Cubs-Rangers box seat tickets.
Jeff’s baseball trivia contest was won bythe Ed Donahoe, Joy and Manny Ro-driguez, Tamie Hobart, Jane McSkim-ming, Lucy Bavetz, Al Kenzer, andguests Nancy and Jeff Yordon (Donahoeguests) table.
They each received a box of Rizzo’s ce-real!
If you want to play 9 holes of golf everyother Friday afternoon, or just want todine and get together with people youknow, or meet some new friends on aFriday evening, join the Lake BarringtonShores Solos and Couples every otherFriday golf and dinner league. CallGinny and Jim Thompson—847-304-1638. Golfing Members are $50 and So-cial Members are $30.
SHORESMENThe Lake Barrington Shoresmen Sum-mer league is in full swing with some 44men participating in Wednesday golf at8:00 AM.
The games are becoming more competitivewith several new members in the win col-umn! The recent games and winners are:
May 18, a point par four man teamevent with the winners being RichKoehler, Chuck Mekel, Bob Obernesser,and Chuck Lodding with a net 127.
May 25, an individual low net eventwith the winners in a tie, Norb Kunz,and Derald Roth, with a net 66.
June 1, we originally planned a matchplay event, but due to inclementweather, and a low turnout, went to in-dividual low net. The winner wasMichael Illsley with a net 66!
June 8, a point/par event was won byRodney Cusworth with 44 points!
Shoresmen will play each Wednesdaythrough the month of October, and theannual Shoresmen banquet will be heldon September 28. There’s still time tojoin in the fun, so if interested, call ourpro, Quentin Grasso at 847-382-6650for details!
“My best score ever is 103, but I’ve onlybeen playing for 15 years.”
LADIES’ 9 HOLE GOLF LEAGUESpring certainly posed some challenginggolf! On Thursday, May 12, the LadiesNine Hole League slipped and slosheddown the fairways due to a storm thenight before. But 22 golfers accepted thechallenge of the Spring Cleaning game.After completing the round, each playerremoved the scores of the three worstholes. This helped a great deal as therewas little bounce and roll on the rainsoaked course. The day provided manylaughs and challenges.
Winners:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Joy Simon
Low PuttsFlight A Jackie AndrewFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Joy Simon
Jackie Andrew had a chip in and par onHole 15. Kathy Beavers had a par onHole 16.
Finally, on May 19, the sun shonebrightly—a perfect golf day!
Winners:Low Putts:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Carol Kanak
Longest Drive on Hole 9:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Kathleen VoigtFlight C Chris Day
Kathleen Voigt also chipped in on Hole 3.
Rain threatened on May 26th, but theladies showed up in force for a puttingclinic and completed the nine holes with-out opening umbrellas.
Winner:Low PuttsFlight A Jackie AndrewsFlight B Emily BianchiFlight C Joy Daugherty
Closest to the Line on Hole 18Flight A Jackie AndewsFlight C Joy Simon
Pars:Jackie Andews Holes 10, 13, 14Emily Bianchi Hole 16Ro Levy Hole 16
Chip in:Ro Levy Hole 13
THE “INS AND OUTS” OF REPLACING YOUR DOORSIf you need to replace one of your exterior doors, the place tostart is with an “Application for Architectural Review” form andthe instruction packet that applies to your particular project.Both are available at the Management Office and online. Fill outthe entire Application and attach the documents it calls for, thensubmit it to the Office. They will forward it to your condo boardfor review. Do not install anything until you have been notifiedthat your condo board has approved your project.
Sliding patio doors are treated as window replacements, notdoors, and have their own set of instructions. Doors inside yourunit are entirely your choice. For exterior doors—front door, sideentry doors to garages and storm/screen doors, read the instruc-tions for each project to see which styles are acceptable at LBSand which are not. It’s also a good idea to check with your condoboard to see if they have any additional requirements.
In general, there is not a problem if you are replacing your exist-ing door with one of the same style. However, if you are thinkingof making a change in its appearance, gather some informationabout the one you are considering, including a picture, to showto your board for their approval before you do anything else.You can usually find diagrams or photos in the manufacturer’sbrochures from contractors or where doors are sold. Don’t makeany purchases or sign a contract for installation until you’re sureyour condo will approve your Application when it’s complete.
As for color, you can change the paint color of your front doorif you wish, as long as you use a color from the list of those ac-ceptable in your condo and match your neighbors. In carriagehouses and manor homes, your front door must match yourneighbors’ doors. Storm/screen door exteriors must be darkbrown or bronze, and side doors must be painted according toyour condo’s rules, usually the same color as your siding.
For more information, talk to your Condo Manager in the Of-fice, or to the Architectural Commission representative fromyour condo.
LINE DANCINGThe first “class” of LBS Line Dancing happened on June6th. 15 individuals attended and enjoyed the music, dancesteps, such as Jazz box, Shuffle, and Grapevine. A great be-ginning for LBS’s newest club!
There is room for more dancers / or would be dancers.
Join us Mondays at The Lodge from 12:00-1:30pm!
Questions, please contact Dee Roaper at 847-277-9484
NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBORWhen you live in a great community like LBS, you shouldnever feel alone! You can make friends right in your back-yard.
Have you considered contacting Neighbor Helping Neigh-bor? We can provide you with a friend to help you not feelalone.
We can help with a daily phone call to make sure you’re okay.
Just fill out a short form which is available in the Manage-ment Office.
We need both volunteers, as well as residents to be called.It’s a great way to meet some of your neighbors!
Questions please call: Pat Zoeller 937-623-0116
Need a Ride? New driving service offered by LBS volunteers in partnership with BACOA
(Barrington Area Council on Aging)
There is a new program being offered to the residents ofLake Barrington Shores. Volunteer drivers (all who havebeen vetted and are insured) are available to drive you todoctor, shopping, errands, etc. located within a 15 mile radius of Lake Barrington Shores.
The cost is $5 round trip payable to your driver directly. Theproceeds for this service go directly to the Barrington AreaCouncil on Aging to support their programming.
Call BACOA at to arrange this service at 847-381-5030.Advanced notice is required and rides must be prearranged.
AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT GARAGE DOORS
Each condo has selected one specific model from one par-ticular manufacturer to be used throughout that condo,and that is the only garage door you can install. To insurea uniform appearance and consistency of design, there isno choice about this. There are also differences in how eachcondo has decided when their garage doors will be re-placed, as well as who has responsibility for the cost of re-placement. It is absolutely essential that you find out whatthe procedure is in your particular condo before calling anoutside company to do any work. In case of an emergencyreplacement, call the Management Office or someone onyour condo board for assistance.
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LBS BOOK CLUBWE WERE LIARS
E. LockhartTuesday, July 5, 2016
In WE WERE LIARS, author E. Lock-hart brings to life the younger membersof an East coast oligarchical familywhose private, summer island holidayselicit the best and the worst of holidayexpectations. What storms erupt on theshores of this privileged family’s privatepreserve? Capturing the essence and en-tangled emotions of siblings and cousinsaccustomed to living an elite lifestyle,Lockhart’s enigmatic tale grips thereader from page one and doesn’t let gountil the very end.
MULBERRY CHILDJian Ping
Monday, August 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.
10:00 a.m.—FIRESIDE LOUNGE AT THE LODGE
ALL READERS WELCOME!
Interested in an evening LBS BOOK CLUBdiscussion? E-mail Mariann Gorman:[email protected]
MONDAY BOCCEMonday Bocce will continue throughthe summer and into fall. We meet everyMonday weather permitting at 4pm atBocce courts. We play 2-3 games and so-cialize afterwards as everyone brings asnack to share and their own beverages.
Open to all players. Welcome to join us.Questions call Robert 1-847-381-6165.
LBS PHOTO CLUBThe LBS Photo Club was busy at Memo-rial Day, taking many photos of the cer-emony. Photographers Sheila Liao, LukeCiancio, Keith Carter, Judie Reynoldsand Bob Reynolds took photos of all aspects of the day’s activities.
The July meeting of the LBS Photo Clubwill be Sunday, July 17 at 11 AM in theClub Room at the Lodge. We will havea macro photography set up in the ClubRoom and discuss some basic tech-niques. Macro photography allows veryclose up photos of things like flowers,jewelry or insects.
If you are interested in the LBS PhotoClub, contact Bob Reynolds, [email protected]; phone 847-438-5284or simply drop by the meeting in the ClubRoom on July 17. All are welcome.
PICKLE-BALL TOURNAMENTSATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 9:00AM
SIGN-UP BY FRIDAY JULY 29th
ROUND ROBIN “A” and “B”BRACKETS
Welcome all! Players, cheerleaders and spectators!!!!!
Call Ann if you have questions847-382-8493.
LBS MEN’S CLUBOn July 21st, Mr. Doug Sisterson, a Re-search Meterologist at Argonne, willspeak about another topic of current in-terest—“Climate Change.” According tothe NY Times the heat accumulating inour atmosphere due to an increase ofcarbon dioxide from the burning of fos-sil fuels is roughly equal to the heat thatwould be released by 400,000 Hi-roshima atomic bombs exploding acrossthe planet every day!
Please join us for these timely presenta-tions on Thursday July 21 in the FiresideLounge beginning at 10:30am.
Men’s Club memberships are availableto all residents for $25/year, whileguests/non-members pay $3.00 at thedoor and are always welcome!
Questions? Please call Paul Berlin (847-754-0427).
THURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE FOLKSARE HAPPY TO BE WELCOMING
NEW BRIDGE PLAYERS!Recently a new attendee said she hadbeen hesitant to attend, fearing thegroup was so advanced and so seriousthat she would feel out of place. Buthappily she discovered there were otherbridge players who were at her level ofbridge and that everyone had fun play-ing the game.
We meet on Thursday evenings at 7p.m. For refreshments, we take turnsbringing cookies to share.
We’d love to have you join us any Thurs-day evening. We play good bridge and atthe same time have fun together.
If you plan to come please give us a callby Tuesday evening. Then we’ll reservea spot for you. Please contact Ann Evanson at 847-277-7700 or John Betzold at 847-382-9753.
THURSDAY MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursday atthe Lodge from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
We will be welcoming some new playerswho recently completed a beginnersclass.
If you already play, drop in and join usany Thursday.
Questions to Ginny 1-847-304-1638.
SAILORS’ ACTIVITYThe sailing club at LBS went into actionlate in May. Saturday opening day was well attended. Commodore Danawarded Bob Reynolds a prize for beingthe first skipper to set sail in 2016.
Races were held on Sunday May 29, thefirst time we have raced in May. Amongthe racers were Chris Nurre, Dan Brock-man, Dan Lennon, Bob Reynolds andGary Davis.
Race committee members Cathy Gainer,Pat Flynn and Sunny Mathews providedexacting timing and scoring for the racesfrom the pontoon boat.
In July we will continue the Sailing ForFun program under the leadership of PatFlynn. Just come down on Saturdays at12:30 PM.
July 4th is the annual decorate yourselfand your boat contest with the winnerdecided by the participants. Winner getsa trophy after the races.
Additional races on July 17 and 31 andAugust 14 and 28 are planned. Afterrace days the club has hired the pontoonboat from 5 to 6 PM for a casual cruisefor Members only followed by a cook-out or backyard party. Call Dan for Info.
Dan Brockman, Commodore LBSSA847-382-6015
LET’S PLAY TENNISAs the weather gets hotter, so do the tennis players. The past weekends haveprovided some excellent tennis for bothplayers and spectators.
Our season opened with a MemorialDay Classic with Natalie Taylor andBob Satlow being crowned first placewinners.
While Garbine Muguruza and NovakDjokovic won the French Open in Paristhis year, our own LBS tennis team ofTami Hobart, Paula Spletzer, Jim Kel-logg, and Bob Satlow showed their tal-ent by placing first in the team tenniscompetition.
The following weekend the “survivors”of the intense heat wave were AnneGhiglieri and Mark Gibson. Congratu-lations to all of you!
It’s never too late to join the LBS TennisClub. You will experience some good tennis competition, meet new friends andenjoy delicious food at the end of ourevents. See Regina Myles in the Manage-ment Office for an application and forpayment of $60 for a tennis membershipand $50 for a social membership.
Don’t forget our Tuesday/Thursday drop-in at 9:00 for both men and women.
Weekend Events for July
Sunday, July 3 at 3:00pmHappy 4th Round Robin
Saturday, July 9 at 9:00amSurvivor Tennis
Sunday, July 17 at 3:00pmOle’ Team Tennis
Sunday, July 24 at 3:00pmRound Robin Tennis
Saturday, July 30 at 9:00amMixed Doubles Draw
Questions:Call Anne Ghiglieri at 847-381-2744 orNancy Bengtson at 847-381-3767.
ASK BEFORE YOU ACT!!�
Thinking about making changes to the landscape around your home? Before you begin, remember to review your plans with your condo association’s
Landscape Representative, and complete a Landscape Variance Application if needed. The landscape belongs to the association - not to you personally - and the community has adopted rules to preserve the beauty of our shared grounds.
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LBS BOOK CLUBWE WERE LIARS
E. LockhartTuesday, July 5, 2016
In WE WERE LIARS, author E. Lock-hart brings to life the younger membersof an East coast oligarchical familywhose private, summer island holidayselicit the best and the worst of holidayexpectations. What storms erupt on theshores of this privileged family’s privatepreserve? Capturing the essence and en-tangled emotions of siblings and cousinsaccustomed to living an elite lifestyle,Lockhart’s enigmatic tale grips thereader from page one and doesn’t let gountil the very end.
MULBERRY CHILDJian Ping
Monday, August 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.
10:00 a.m.—FIRESIDE LOUNGE AT THE LODGE
ALL READERS WELCOME!
Interested in an evening LBS BOOK CLUBdiscussion? E-mail Mariann Gorman:[email protected]
MONDAY BOCCEMonday Bocce will continue throughthe summer and into fall. We meet everyMonday weather permitting at 4pm atBocce courts. We play 2-3 games and so-cialize afterwards as everyone brings asnack to share and their own beverages.
Open to all players. Welcome to join us.Questions call Robert 1-847-381-6165.
LBS PHOTO CLUBThe LBS Photo Club was busy at Memo-rial Day, taking many photos of the cer-emony. Photographers Sheila Liao, LukeCiancio, Keith Carter, Judie Reynoldsand Bob Reynolds took photos of all aspects of the day’s activities.
The July meeting of the LBS Photo Clubwill be Sunday, July 17 at 11 AM in theClub Room at the Lodge. We will havea macro photography set up in the ClubRoom and discuss some basic tech-niques. Macro photography allows veryclose up photos of things like flowers,jewelry or insects.
If you are interested in the LBS PhotoClub, contact Bob Reynolds, [email protected]; phone 847-438-5284or simply drop by the meeting in the ClubRoom on July 17. All are welcome.
PICKLE-BALL TOURNAMENTSATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 9:00AM
SIGN-UP BY FRIDAY JULY 29th
ROUND ROBIN “A” and “B”BRACKETS
Welcome all! Players, cheerleaders and spectators!!!!!
Call Ann if you have questions847-382-8493.
LBS MEN’S CLUBOn July 21st, Mr. Doug Sisterson, a Re-search Meterologist at Argonne, willspeak about another topic of current in-terest—“Climate Change.” According tothe NY Times the heat accumulating inour atmosphere due to an increase ofcarbon dioxide from the burning of fos-sil fuels is roughly equal to the heat thatwould be released by 400,000 Hi-roshima atomic bombs exploding acrossthe planet every day!
Please join us for these timely presenta-tions on Thursday July 21 in the FiresideLounge beginning at 10:30am.
Men’s Club memberships are availableto all residents for $25/year, whileguests/non-members pay $3.00 at thedoor and are always welcome!
Questions? Please call Paul Berlin (847-754-0427).
THURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE FOLKSARE HAPPY TO BE WELCOMING
NEW BRIDGE PLAYERS!Recently a new attendee said she hadbeen hesitant to attend, fearing thegroup was so advanced and so seriousthat she would feel out of place. Buthappily she discovered there were otherbridge players who were at her level ofbridge and that everyone had fun play-ing the game.
We meet on Thursday evenings at 7p.m. For refreshments, we take turnsbringing cookies to share.
We’d love to have you join us any Thurs-day evening. We play good bridge and atthe same time have fun together.
If you plan to come please give us a callby Tuesday evening. Then we’ll reservea spot for you. Please contact Ann Evanson at 847-277-7700 or John Betzold at 847-382-9753.
THURSDAY MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursday atthe Lodge from 9:30am to 12:30pm.
We will be welcoming some new playerswho recently completed a beginnersclass.
If you already play, drop in and join usany Thursday.
Questions to Ginny 1-847-304-1638.
SAILORS’ ACTIVITYThe sailing club at LBS went into actionlate in May. Saturday opening day was well attended. Commodore Danawarded Bob Reynolds a prize for beingthe first skipper to set sail in 2016.
Races were held on Sunday May 29, thefirst time we have raced in May. Amongthe racers were Chris Nurre, Dan Brock-man, Dan Lennon, Bob Reynolds andGary Davis.
Race committee members Cathy Gainer,Pat Flynn and Sunny Mathews providedexacting timing and scoring for the racesfrom the pontoon boat.
In July we will continue the Sailing ForFun program under the leadership of PatFlynn. Just come down on Saturdays at12:30 PM.
July 4th is the annual decorate yourselfand your boat contest with the winnerdecided by the participants. Winner getsa trophy after the races.
Additional races on July 17 and 31 andAugust 14 and 28 are planned. Afterrace days the club has hired the pontoonboat from 5 to 6 PM for a casual cruisefor Members only followed by a cook-out or backyard party. Call Dan for Info.
Dan Brockman, Commodore LBSSA847-382-6015
LET’S PLAY TENNISAs the weather gets hotter, so do the tennis players. The past weekends haveprovided some excellent tennis for bothplayers and spectators.
Our season opened with a MemorialDay Classic with Natalie Taylor andBob Satlow being crowned first placewinners.
While Garbine Muguruza and NovakDjokovic won the French Open in Paristhis year, our own LBS tennis team ofTami Hobart, Paula Spletzer, Jim Kel-logg, and Bob Satlow showed their tal-ent by placing first in the team tenniscompetition.
The following weekend the “survivors”of the intense heat wave were AnneGhiglieri and Mark Gibson. Congratu-lations to all of you!
It’s never too late to join the LBS TennisClub. You will experience some good tennis competition, meet new friends andenjoy delicious food at the end of ourevents. See Regina Myles in the Manage-ment Office for an application and forpayment of $60 for a tennis membershipand $50 for a social membership.
Don’t forget our Tuesday/Thursday drop-in at 9:00 for both men and women.
Weekend Events for July
Sunday, July 3 at 3:00pmHappy 4th Round Robin
Saturday, July 9 at 9:00amSurvivor Tennis
Sunday, July 17 at 3:00pmOle’ Team Tennis
Sunday, July 24 at 3:00pmRound Robin Tennis
Saturday, July 30 at 9:00amMixed Doubles Draw
Questions:Call Anne Ghiglieri at 847-381-2744 orNancy Bengtson at 847-381-3767.
ASK BEFORE YOU ACT!!�
Thinking about making changes to the landscape around your home? Before you begin, remember to review your plans with your condo association’s
Landscape Representative, and complete a Landscape Variance Application if needed. The landscape belongs to the association - not to you personally - and the community has adopted rules to preserve the beauty of our shared grounds.
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May 27: Trivia and Crazy Hats eveningco-hosted by Janet and Marty Evans.
Audrey and Dave Raclaw, Donna andChuck Graziano and Joyce Wilkinsonwon the big Trivia Contest.
Crazy Hat winners were Judy Dincherand Jim Thompson. Low net golf win-ners were Dot Thompson 1st, Jane Evans2nd, Mike Thompson 1st, Bob Doherty2nd. Straightest drivers were Janet Evans& Bob Doherty (2x winners!!)
June 10: Baseball Memorabilia and aCubs-Rangers Tickets Raffle, co- hostedby Sandy and Jeff Taylor.
Jeff exhibited an incredible array ofbaseball artifacts and memorabilia thatWOWED our Members! Norm Fein (ina White Sox jersey!) did a great HarryCaray for our 7th inning “Take Me Outto the Ball Game” sing-a-long. BlindPartner Low Net winners were Tom Tit-tle and Steve Burgess 1st, Bill Nagy andJim Thompson 2nd, Al Kinzer and CarlYoungs 3rd. Kathleen and Frank Voigtwon the Cubs-Rangers box seat tickets.
Jeff’s baseball trivia contest was won bythe Ed Donahoe, Joy and Manny Ro-driguez, Tamie Hobart, Jane McSkim-ming, Lucy Bavetz, Al Kenzer, andguests Nancy and Jeff Yordon (Donahoeguests) table.
They each received a box of Rizzo’s ce-real!
If you want to play 9 holes of golf everyother Friday afternoon, or just want todine and get together with people youknow, or meet some new friends on aFriday evening, join the Lake BarringtonShores Solos and Couples every otherFriday golf and dinner league. CallGinny and Jim Thompson—847-304-1638. Golfing Members are $50 and So-cial Members are $30.
SHORESMENThe Lake Barrington Shoresmen Sum-mer league is in full swing with some 44men participating in Wednesday golf at8:00 AM.
The games are becoming more competitivewith several new members in the win col-umn! The recent games and winners are:
May 18, a point par four man teamevent with the winners being RichKoehler, Chuck Mekel, Bob Obernesser,and Chuck Lodding with a net 127.
May 25, an individual low net eventwith the winners in a tie, Norb Kunz,and Derald Roth, with a net 66.
June 1, we originally planned a matchplay event, but due to inclementweather, and a low turnout, went to in-dividual low net. The winner wasMichael Illsley with a net 66!
June 8, a point/par event was won byRodney Cusworth with 44 points!
Shoresmen will play each Wednesdaythrough the month of October, and theannual Shoresmen banquet will be heldon September 28. There’s still time tojoin in the fun, so if interested, call ourpro, Quentin Grasso at 847-382-6650for details!
“My best score ever is 103, but I’ve onlybeen playing for 15 years.”
LADIES’ 9 HOLE GOLF LEAGUESpring certainly posed some challenginggolf! On Thursday, May 12, the LadiesNine Hole League slipped and slosheddown the fairways due to a storm thenight before. But 22 golfers accepted thechallenge of the Spring Cleaning game.After completing the round, each playerremoved the scores of the three worstholes. This helped a great deal as therewas little bounce and roll on the rainsoaked course. The day provided manylaughs and challenges.
Winners:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Joy Simon
Low PuttsFlight A Jackie AndrewFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Joy Simon
Jackie Andrew had a chip in and par onHole 15. Kathy Beavers had a par onHole 16.
Finally, on May 19, the sun shonebrightly—a perfect golf day!
Winners:Low Putts:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Dottie HuntemannFlight C Carol Kanak
Longest Drive on Hole 9:Flight A Annie IllsleyFlight B Kathleen VoigtFlight C Chris Day
Kathleen Voigt also chipped in on Hole 3.
Rain threatened on May 26th, but theladies showed up in force for a puttingclinic and completed the nine holes with-out opening umbrellas.
Winner:Low PuttsFlight A Jackie AndrewsFlight B Emily BianchiFlight C Joy Daugherty
Closest to the Line on Hole 18Flight A Jackie AndewsFlight C Joy Simon
Pars:Jackie Andews Holes 10, 13, 14Emily Bianchi Hole 16Ro Levy Hole 16
Chip in:Ro Levy Hole 13
THE “INS AND OUTS” OF REPLACING YOUR DOORSIf you need to replace one of your exterior doors, the place tostart is with an “Application for Architectural Review” form andthe instruction packet that applies to your particular project.Both are available at the Management Office and online. Fill outthe entire Application and attach the documents it calls for, thensubmit it to the Office. They will forward it to your condo boardfor review. Do not install anything until you have been notifiedthat your condo board has approved your project.
Sliding patio doors are treated as window replacements, notdoors, and have their own set of instructions. Doors inside yourunit are entirely your choice. For exterior doors—front door, sideentry doors to garages and storm/screen doors, read the instruc-tions for each project to see which styles are acceptable at LBSand which are not. It’s also a good idea to check with your condoboard to see if they have any additional requirements.
In general, there is not a problem if you are replacing your exist-ing door with one of the same style. However, if you are thinkingof making a change in its appearance, gather some informationabout the one you are considering, including a picture, to showto your board for their approval before you do anything else.You can usually find diagrams or photos in the manufacturer’sbrochures from contractors or where doors are sold. Don’t makeany purchases or sign a contract for installation until you’re sureyour condo will approve your Application when it’s complete.
As for color, you can change the paint color of your front doorif you wish, as long as you use a color from the list of those ac-ceptable in your condo and match your neighbors. In carriagehouses and manor homes, your front door must match yourneighbors’ doors. Storm/screen door exteriors must be darkbrown or bronze, and side doors must be painted according toyour condo’s rules, usually the same color as your siding.
For more information, talk to your Condo Manager in the Of-fice, or to the Architectural Commission representative fromyour condo.
LINE DANCINGThe first “class” of LBS Line Dancing happened on June6th. 15 individuals attended and enjoyed the music, dancesteps, such as Jazz box, Shuffle, and Grapevine. A great be-ginning for LBS’s newest club!
There is room for more dancers / or would be dancers.
Join us Mondays at The Lodge from 12:00-1:30pm!
Questions, please contact Dee Roaper at 847-277-9484
NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBORWhen you live in a great community like LBS, you shouldnever feel alone! You can make friends right in your back-yard.
Have you considered contacting Neighbor Helping Neigh-bor? We can provide you with a friend to help you not feelalone.
We can help with a daily phone call to make sure you’re okay.
Just fill out a short form which is available in the Manage-ment Office.
We need both volunteers, as well as residents to be called.It’s a great way to meet some of your neighbors!
Questions please call: Pat Zoeller 937-623-0116
Need a Ride? New driving service offered by LBS volunteers in partnership with BACOA
(Barrington Area Council on Aging)
There is a new program being offered to the residents ofLake Barrington Shores. Volunteer drivers (all who havebeen vetted and are insured) are available to drive you todoctor, shopping, errands, etc. located within a 15 mile radius of Lake Barrington Shores.
The cost is $5 round trip payable to your driver directly. Theproceeds for this service go directly to the Barrington AreaCouncil on Aging to support their programming.
Call BACOA at to arrange this service at 847-381-5030.Advanced notice is required and rides must be prearranged.
AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT GARAGE DOORS
Each condo has selected one specific model from one par-ticular manufacturer to be used throughout that condo,and that is the only garage door you can install. To insurea uniform appearance and consistency of design, there isno choice about this. There are also differences in how eachcondo has decided when their garage doors will be re-placed, as well as who has responsibility for the cost of re-placement. It is absolutely essential that you find out whatthe procedure is in your particular condo before calling anoutside company to do any work. In case of an emergencyreplacement, call the Management Office or someone onyour condo board for assistance.
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Golf Golf GolfSOMEONE YOU SHOULD KNOWSummertime leads to thoughts of vaca-tions and exotic travel destinations formost of us. Our “Mystery Man for July”has already been there, done that, and hasexplored so many interesting destinations.
“Our LBS Man” was raised on theSoutheast side of Chicago among theburgeoning industries of steel mills,auto assembly plants and various fac-tories. This made him very interested inhow things worked. As a teenager hewas recognized for his skill in math,and before graduating high school, heworked in the meteorology lab at theUniversity of Chicago simulating the jetstream winds around the earth on oneof the first main frame computers.
Want to know more about his engi-neering focus?
The Navy noticed him and sent him tothe Illinois Institute of Technology for hisengineering degree. They also trained himon a destroyer in the Pacific, on a fighterjet trainer in Texas, and with the Marinesin Virginia. He may be one of the fewLBS residents who has had ejection seattraining! After serving with the Navy’sCivil Engineering Corps, our neighbor re-turned to Chicago and joined a designfirm working on ComEd’s nearby nuclear
you want the girl you have to court themother.” So he tried his best.
Our “LBS Honoree” said, “having for-gotten the rituals of dating I bought hera bicycle for Christmas knowing theywere shiny and hopefully it would catchher eye.” He also bought one for himselfto have some alone time riding together.Now, taking a big chance, I popped thequestion and she accepted my proposal!”They wed in 1985 and the new Bridesaid to her handsome Groom, “You canbuy any larger home you want as long asit’s within the fence of LBS. Needless tosay, they’ve been happily married in ourneighborhood for 31 years.
Ever the Engineer…did you know he ledthe design team when the Chicago Riverbroke into the old freight tunnel? This ledto dinners with Mayor Daley and Gover-nor Edgar and becoming President of theAmerican Council of Engineering Com-panies in Illinois and later as their Na-tional Director for Illinois. FEMA thenasked him to train in California for dis-aster mitigation. (even more school!)
A few more clues to cinch your guess?
This “Mystery Man” is focused, has agreat memory, good sense of humor,and loves to work with his hands. Hehas bred and raised marine fish andcoral down to the detail of a laboratoryraising the phytoplankton and zoo-plankton for the baby fish to eat. Acurrent hobby down at the beach is hishand made radio controlled boats.
“Life is a wonderful challenge.” He’sproud of his wife, daughter, son-in-law,and of course his three grandchildrenwho are each learning to excel in law,nursing, and in sports. He is gratefulfor his families health, future travelplans, and for his next, fun, winter en-gineering project that “he promises notto start early”!
When you see this accomplished man,don’t forget to say “Hello Neighbor”—you’ll find the conversation that follows a lot of fun, very enlightening,and highly enjoyable!
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power plants. He found this a bit tediousafter the Navy, so he returned to schoolfor a graduate degree in a new emergingfield, Environmental Engineering.
A small facet of that curriculum foundhis interest, the hydraulic simulation ofthe flow of major rivers. “Mr. LBS forJuly” joined an international engineeringfirm specializing in water projects in de-veloping countries. Just like in the Navy,“Our Man” was again traveling theworld! To satisfy his inquisitive nature,he trained with the U.S. Geological Sur-vey measuring suspended river sedimentsand modeling their impact on reservoirs.Have you been in a Gondola under aninterstate highway suspended over theMississippi River dropping a torpedoshaped sediment sampler from a winchbetween the barge traffic? Next it wasoff to Bolivia and Ecuador to plan hy-droelectric projects high in the Andes.
This curious and successful engineercame to LBS in 1984 from Saudi Arabiawhere he led a design team to develop ademonstration farm about the size of In-diana. About that time, while living thelife of a bachelor at LBS, he met a verycute journalist. She stole his heart…buthe had to work hard to win hers. Whiletrying to win her heart, the best advicehe received was from his CEO’s wife, “If
LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES 9AND DINE GOLF LEAGUE
The 9 and Dine Golf League is a groupof residents and non-residents, whowant to get together every other Fridayand play 9 holes of golf, followed bycocktails and dinner.
The league is open to all golfers—wewill pair you up if you do not have agroup, and you sign up and play whenyour schedule permits.
The league also has Social Membership,which allows the non-golfer to join usfor cocktails and dinner and participatein all social functions. So if you golf andyour spouse does not, the non-golfingspouse can join you later for dinner.
If you don’t golf and just want to social-ize every other Friday over dinner andcocktails you are welcome to attend thegroup. The 9 and Dine does have plentyof social members as well as golfers.
This league is a great way to meetfriends and neighbors
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Contact Diane Geiser 847-650-6365
WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLF LEAGUESummer is in full swing now. Let’s all getout and enjoy it!
July 5 is our Red, White and Blue teamevent. Play will be in threesomes eachcontaining a red, white and blue mem-ber. We sure will be a patriotic splash ofcolor on the course. Remember to wearyour team colors!
July 12 will be our annual charitable benefit day. The generosity of our mem-bers always exceeds expectations provid-ing a heartfelt contribution to a differentcharity each year. Last year our contribu-tion went to the Home of the Sparrow.
July 19 we will play a Blind Nine withthe pro surprising us with his choice ofthe nine holes to be used for our score atthe end of the round. This will be across-flighted event. It’ll be the luck ofthe draw! Good luck.
July 26—Don’t want to count all yourscores? Ok...let’s play Thirty Ball. Eachteam of 3 counts 30 scores in total duringanother cross-flighted event. Just have fun!
SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, August 30—Member-Guest Day.
If anyone would like to BE A GUEST,please contact the pro shop, our presi-dent, Diane Boger or any member. Thiswould be a great time for someone think-ing of participating to find out moreabout the league or golf membership.
If you have any questions, contact Diane Boger at 847-494-2872,
[email protected] or stop in at the LBS Golf Club to see Head Pro, Quentin 847-382-6650.
LAKE TOURMark your calendar for July 23 at9am to attend a special “Learn AboutYour Lake and Surrounding Areas”discussion/field trip. Lake Barrington,and its surrounding plant life, arewhat makes LBS unique. Therefore,special care is taken to make sureboth are healthy and beautiful.
We’ll do a boat tour of the lake and awalking tour of the natural areas nearthe marina. Meet at the marina at9am, Saturday, July 23.
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exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseYOGA CLASSES AT THE LODGE!!!Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am (new time)
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.
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]
WATER AEROBICSTwo classes, 7:30am and 8:40am
Mondays and WednesdaysJuly 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 27
For the month $42.00No classes on Monday, July 4th
TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.
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.Mail to: Tom Gilder—926 Oak Hill, Lake Barrington, IL 60010Standard 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.)
We thank LBS and Village residents for making this year’s Memorial Day Ceremony, dedicated to our 2016 fallen Veter-ans, a huge success, with over 400 in attendance! Special thanksto Lt. General Randall Rigby who provided a stirring speechabout Memorial Day’s meaning for all our Military from allwars. We once again thank the Crystal Lake Community Bandfor providing their beautiful music. Special thanks to the USMCMACG 48 for their ceremonies and 21 gun salute to our fallenwarriors. And THANK YOU for your donations, which enableus to continue to provide services to our Veterans and their fam-ilies. Special thanks to Matthew age 8 and Blake age 5Bergstrom, for their Memorial Day lemonade stand on golf hole#16. They raised $80 and donated it to the Veterans of LBS!
Be sure to make Barrington’s July 4 parade. Your Veterans ofLBS will be marching just behind the 1st group, BarringtonVFW post 7706.
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LANDSCAPE
Along with the diverse elements of forestpreserve, expansive perennial beds, andstately trees located throughout the community, the LBS landscape also con-tains 83 natural areas which complementthe manicured landscape. In 2014, theLBCHA Master Board approved a five-year contract with Pizzo and Associatesto restore these degraded natural areas toa colorful, native landscape.
Each year, Pizzo’s crews employ a variety of restoration management techniques, including selective herbicide applica-tions, hand pulling and brush removal, to remove undesirableplant species from approximately 4 acres per year. In late fallof each year, the crews apply the power of controlled burningto the same acreage they’ve been prepping throughout the sea-son. Immediately following the controlled burn, they seed theacreage with a custom mix of native seed, including grasses,sedges and numerous flowering plant species.
The results of this effort haven’t been apparent to most residents, because native plant seed doesn’t germinate immediately, and native seedlings put their energy into rootdevelopment during their first two years following germi-nation. This year, however, Pizzo has advised us that theyexpect to see some flowering occur among the areas seededin 2014, the first restoration season. This exciting news indicates that the native plants are beginning to reach maturity and that the appearance of these areas will continue to improve each year.
The heart of the LBS landscape is, of course, Lake Barring-ton. In 2015, LBS approved an alum treatment of Lake Barrington at the suggestion of Aron & Associates. KathyAron is the Association’s Lake Consultant and has guidedaquatic management of Lake Barrington for many years.She is the “Lady of the Lake,” familiar with all bumps andblooms that float up in the lake.
Despite the success of last year’s alum treatment, Aron & Associates as well as numerous assessments conducted by theLake County Health Department have highlighted additionalissues impacting the long-term health of our lake’s ecosystem,specifically non-point pollution sources such as runoff anderosion. To reduce the level of nutrients entering the lake fromthese sources and maintain the excellent condition of LakeBarrington, LBCHA has implemented a swale improvementprogram. Beginning in 2015, we first focused on large stormswales that empty into the lake where we installed natural barriers to filter the pollutants contained in the runoff fromroads and culverts. Over time, the Association plans to expandthese natural barriers to the shoreline edges of the lake. Reducing this pollution complements the restoration of our
natural areas and contributes to a stable, sustainable futurefor the LBS landscape.
Please join me and your representatives from the Landscapeand Lake and Ponds Commissions for an in-depth look at theprogress of both of these initiatives on Saturday, July 23. Representatives from Pizzo and Associates and Aron & Associates will be on hand to point out the improvements theysee, discuss the techniques they use to achieve results, and an-swer your questions. Tours will be given on foot and also bythe pontoon boat, which will offer rotating cruises led by oneof the experts — take one tour or both. You’ll learn to identifythose areas which have already undergone initial restorationefforts and where progress is being monitored and maintained,as well as those areas which are slated for restoration workthis year. After a brief introduction at 9:00 AM, tours willbegin at 9:15AM and continue every half hour until the finalboat tour departs at 11:15 AM. Meet at the Marina boathouse.I look forward to seeing you there.
Lauren Dorman, Landscape Commission Chair
Bill Metzler, Landscape Manager
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Twilight SocialFood, drinks and great company
equals a great weekend!Friday, July 15, 2016
Marina Rooftop 7:00 to 10:00pm
Please bring an appetizer to share and BYOB.
The more the merrier so pass it on.Questions contact:
Araceli—[email protected]
TRANSMISSION OF DISEASESFROM WILDLIFE TO PETS AND
HUMANS
Please join us on Thursday, August 4 at7:00pm at the LBS Lodge for this program presented by Dr. Auggie fromAnimal Hospital at the Shores. Dr. Aug-gie will discuss Liptospirosis (a bacteriastrain found in wildlife urine), Rabies,Distemper and Parasites. Learn how toprevent transmission and treat should itbe necessary. So many of our residentswalk our paths and woods and includetheir pets; this is vital information tostay healthy and keep our pets safe.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by Community AffairsCommission
ON SITE PASSPORT AND DRIVER’S LICENSE RENEWALS
Lake County Clerk and Illinois Secre-tary of State mobile units will be at LBSon Tuesday, August 16, 2016, 10am to4pm. Residents can renew documents
that expire no later than August 15,2017. These renewed licenses will meetFederal requirements for travel identifi-cation, which current Illinois licenses donot and will soon not be acceptable.
In addition, the Secretary of State willrenew license plate stickers, disabledpersons ID cards, and add Veterans des-ignation to driver’s licenses and state IDcards and organ donor registrations.
Cost is standard State of Illinois fees, andvaries by age. Proper identification will berequired. For renewals this information isalready registered, if not a proof of ad-dress and social security number will beneeded. Seniors over age 75 have to visitthe DMV to renew drivers licenses.
Please call the office to register.
Sponsored by LBS Community AffairsCommission with thanks to the LBS
Veterans Association.
BASIC FIRST AIDAND EMERGENCY TREATMENT
Please join Community Affairs Commis-sion and Wauconda Fire Dept. PublicEducation Coordinator Mike DaValle tolearn about treatment of minor injuries,what to do if someone has chest pains,and symptoms and signs of a stroke.
You’ll also learn tips about home safetyand fire safety.
Wednesday, July 20, 20162:00pm at the LBS Lodge
Please call the office to register
COYOTE SIGHTINGSCoyotes have recently been sighted withinour community. The LBS Rules and Regu-lations state: “At all times pets shall bekept under control on a leash…” and“Pets shall not be tied up or left unat-tended outside any unit.” Knowing thereare coyotes on the property, there is addedimportance to abiding by these LBS Rulesand Regulations for you and your four-legged loved ones.
AROUND AND ABOUT LAKEBARRINGTON
The Lake Barrington Farmers Market isback and expanding, so its moving toCanlan SportsPlex, 28156 W. North-pointe where there’s plenty of room forall the old and new vendors and to parkyour cars. It opens Tuesday July12 andwill end sometime in October or later,depending upon the weather. Open hourswill be 3-7pm.
PEPPER PARK PATHWAY OFFICIALLY OPEN!
Village President Kevin Richardson,Trustees Connie Schofield, John Schaller,Jim Thompson and Administrator ChrisMartin, cut the ribbon officially openingthe new Pepper Pathway for everyone to be able to park, shop, and visit all the retail businesses and Canlan SportsPlex along Pepper Road and theadjoining streets. For exciting photos ofthe ribbon cutting go to our websitewww.lakebarrington.org!
We’ll be announcing new shops to bringmore for you on Pepper Road at NWHighway soon, so keep reading!
Pepper park Coffee’s July live Musicschedule:
July 1st—Blue Eyed Leo—Blue EyedLeo is a seasoned masterful acoustic duowith deep "Classic Rock" roots.July 8th—Hart N Fritz—Is a new and up-coming folk, blues and alternative duo.July 15th—Jason Picchiottit—Jason is amusician and singer from the NorthwestSuburbs of Chicago. His acoustic stylecovers country, rock and folk. July 22nd—Donna Brooks—In additionto original songs, contemporary acousticmusician Donna Brooks plays a reper-toire of varied singer-songwriter.July 29th—Crowberg Duo—Two sharpdressed men playing classic rock.
Our Village website, www.lakebarring-ton.org, and our Facebook page whichyou can access from the Village website,offer lots of information about how ourVillage functions and the various com-missions that do the work, plus photosand information from such events as lastOctober’s Barnstomp and the PepperPathway ribbon cutting!
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Tai Chi 8:30am FSYoga 9:45am FS
The Lodge Open (with ID) 6am – 9pm
LBS Management OfficeClosed
Sailing Asc. Race 12:30pm - Marina
Book Club 10am FSLHand & Foot 10am CLRM
Bridge 1pm CLRMArchitecture7pm CLRM
Community Affairs 7pm CR
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Yoga 8:30am BRBrushstrokes 10am BRBridge 10am CLRM
Mah Jongg 10am FSLBocce 4pm BC
Billiards 6pm GRCondo 10 6:45pm CR
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm BR
Bridge 7pm CLRM
Morning Glories 10am FSL
Tai Chi 8:30am FSMaster Board Work Session
9am CLRMYoga 9:45am FS
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Veterans 9am CRBridge 9:30am CLRM
CL Bridge 12:45pm FSLLine Dancing 1pm BR
Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BRCondo 9 7pm FSL
Condo 7 7pm CLRM
Hand & Foot 10am FSLBridge 1pm CLRM
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSL
Bocce 4pm BCBilliards 6pm GR
Master Board 7pm BR
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm BR
Singles MingleHappy Hour 5:30pm
TerraceBridge 7pm CLRM
Social Club Twilight Social7-10pm Marina Rooftop
Tai Chi 8:30am FSYoga 9:45am FS
Photo Club 11am CLRMSailing Asc. Race
12:30pm - Marina
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Veterans 9am CRCL Bridge 12:45pm FSLLine Dancing 1pm BR
Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BR
Rules & Regs 7pm Condo 13 7pm FSL
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Veterans 9am CRCL Bridge 12:45pm FSLLine Dancing 1pm BR
Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BRCondo 1 7pm FSLCondo 2 7pm BR
Hand & Foot 10am FSLBridge 1pm CLRM
Condo 3 7pm CLRMCondo 5 7pm CR
Condo 11 7pm FSL
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSLBrushstrokes 10am BR
Wauconda Fire 2:00pm BRBocce 4pm BC
Social & Sports 5pm CRBilliards 6pm GR
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMMen’s Club 10:30am FSL
Yoga 4:30pm BRBridge 7pm CLRM
Lake and Ponds 7pm BR
Tai Chi 8:30am FSLake Tour
9am MarinaYoga 9:45am FSSpanish Nights 6:00pm EUL
Sailing Asc. Race 12:30pm - Marina
Hand & Foot 10am FSLBridge 1pm CLRMCondo 12 7pm CRCondo 6 7pm BRCondo 4 7pm FSL
Water Aerobics 7:30 / 8:40am
Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSLBridge 10am CLRM
Bocce 4pm BCPublic Works 4pm CLRM
Billiards 6pm GRLandscape 6:30pm CLRM
Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm BR
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Tai Chi 8:30am FSYoga 9:45am FS
July 2016FS – 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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Calling all SINGLES at LBS!
Join us for an casual evening of getting to know
Thursday, July 14th: 5:30pm 8:00pm
The Lodge at The Shores (Terrace and Fireside Lounge) Bring your favorite beer, wine, or cocktail.
Snacks will be provided.
$3 donation at the door (cash or check)
Please RSVP to the Lake Barrington Shores Management Office at 847-382-1660 or [email protected]
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Noteworthy News & EventsFUN AT THE MARINA
New Pontoon BoatThe new pontoon boat “Shore” Thing has beenin use since Memorial Day and is seeing plentyof activity. Seating 12-13 passengers (plus the
driver) this is a great way to gather friends and family for somesummer fun.
Free rides go out during the week at 12:15pm (shortened ride),1pm and 2pm. Weekend free rides go out at 10:15am (short-ened ride), 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm.
Reserved rides go out at 4pm, 5pm, 6pm and 7pm daily. Youcan reserve a ride in the Lake Barrington Shores ManagementOffice for $20 / hour (limit 2 hours).
New in July – Sunset Pontoon Rides! Sunset Pontoon Rides will be offered at 8pm on Fridays andSaturdays in July. The new boat comes equipped with uniqueunder lighting. The sun sets in July anywhere from 8:15 –8:30pm. Sunsets over Lake Barrington are especially beautiful—you won’t want to miss!
You can reserve a ride for your group on Saturdays for $20.Fridays we will be offering per person rates of $5 / person (the
from the ShoresFriday rides will require a minimum of 4 passengers to go out).You must reserve and pay for your space in the Lake Barring-ton Shores Management Office.
Sailing for Fun SeriesIn July the Sailing Asc. will continue the Sailing for Fun pro-gram. Just come down on Saturdays at 12:30pm!
Morning Kayak RidesA few of the kayaks are now available mornings before theMarina opens with your ID Card. Simply go to the Main Gateand request a key.
VISITORS AT THE MAIN GATEPlease remember to call your guests into the Main Gate priorto their arrival when possible. This will alleviate wait times.
UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES - SAVETHE DATE! Thursday, July 14th – Singles Mingle Happy HourSaturday, July 23rd – Spanish Nights – An Evening in SpainSaturday, August 13 – Concert in the Park – “Midnight”Saturday, August 27th – Sunset Summer SoireeSaturday, September 17th – Run the Shores at Lake BarringtonFriday, November 11th & Saturday, November 12th – HolidayArts and Gift Show
Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005
FREE
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MaryEllen Kuehl ABR, CRS, PMN, SRES Managing Broker/Owner
Office: (773) 327-5753 Mobile: (773) 742-1479
Happy 4th of July, LBS! “Discover the Difference–We Invest in People!”
Thinking of selling? Summer is a great time to list!
Call your LBS neighbor, MaryEllen, to sell your LBS home for the highest price in the least amount
of time!
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