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December 2018

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Noteworthy News & EventsHOLIDAY HOURS AT THE LODGE

Christmas Eve (Monday, 12/24): The Lodge isopen 4:30am to 12:00pm (Management Officeis Open from 8:00am–12:00pm)

Christmas Day (Tuesday, 12/25): The Lodge &Management Office are Closed

2019 HERE WE COME!

Please email me with suggestions or ideas of programs youwould like to see offered in 2019. Was there something youloved this past year and want to see back? Let me know aboutit! Have you seen a concert or offering outside of LBS andthink our community would enjoy it? Let me know about it!Planning for 2019 starts in NOW! This allows ample time tobook bands, caterers, etc. Summer will be upon us before youknow it!

UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES—SAVETHE DATE!

Thursday, December 6th—CPR Class

Thursday, December 6th—Merry Mix & Mingle

Friday, December 7th—LBS Commission Party

Saturday, December 8th—Breakfast with Santa

Monday, December 31st—New Year’s Eve Party

Tuesday, January 15th—Living Your Best at LBS Series:History of the 7 Barrington Suburbs: Survival of the Fittest

Thursday, January 17th—Lake County Sheriff Presentation

Wednesday, January 30th—Potawatomi Casino Bus Trip

Wednesday, February 6th—Wood Board Paint Night

Tuesday, February 12th—Living Your Best at LBS Series: Lincoln’s Assassination

Thursday, February 21st—RTA Presentation

Wednesday, February 27th—Mama Mia at Drury Lane

Wishing you and your family a very happy holiday season!

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005

from the ShoresIn the News

Thomas Gilder, from Lake Barrington Shores, will be honoredon December 3rd as part of the Illinois Department of Vet-eran’s Affairs “Bicentennial HONOR 200.” He is one of the200 veterans who will be celebrated. The honorees come frommore than 50 counties from across Illinois. They are residentsof Illinois honorably discharged from the military and wereevaluated based on their achievements and their contributionsto their communities.

Way to go Tom! We’re so very proud of you.

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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 Monday – Friday4:30am – 10:00pmSaturday5:00am – 10:00pmSunday5:00am – 9:00pm

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 Closed for the Season

MarinaClosed for the Season

Note: Side Gates Open at 5:00am and close at midnight

Public Safety Patrol 224-223-5331

Main Gate 847-381-6515

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

Asheley Boudreau, Community [email protected] Ext. 3004

Evonne Feimster, Community [email protected] Ext. 3009

Regina Myles, Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3000

Public Works / Landscape DepartmentWilliam Metzler, Landscape [email protected] Ext. 6000

Joel Montemayor, Maintenance [email protected]

To follow up or check the status of a work order request please email: [email protected]

Other Important Phone Numbers:

Village of Lake Barrington847-381-6010

Cuba Township847-381-1924

Commonwealth Edison1-800-334-7661

Comcast Cable – Customer Service1-855-510-1609

Waste Management1-800-796-9696

Special Pick-Up1-800-447-1066

Hollinger Services – To request a Certificate of Insurance847-437-2184

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Social Club presents:

LET’S WELCOME 2019!

Monday, December 31Ballroom - 8:30pm to 1am

Cost per person $15DJ & champagne included.

Please bring a small dish to share& BYOB

Drop off payment at LBS Mgmt Office.

Questions: [email protected]

Social Club Volunteer Opportunity

This holiday let’s help

FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN(FMSC).

FMSC is a nonprofit hunger relief organization dedicated to feeding

malnourished children. We can help byhand packing meals which will be

distributed around the world.

Turn Hunger into Hope with YourOwn Two Hands

Saturday, December 19:00 to 11:00am

742 East Park Ave (Hwy 176), Libertyville, IL

(behind Life Storage and Auto ExpoDetailing, use same parking entrance)

If you are interested in volunteering,please contact Araceli:

[email protected]

Neighbor Helping NeighborWe are available for wellness phone callsand rides to appointments.

Please contact Jenny at Barrington AreaCouncil on Aging to make appointmentsat 847-381-5030. She will notify us. Thefee is $5.00 round trip. The money goesto BACOA for their programs.

For more information,please call Pat Zoeller at

937-623-0116.

LEARN BASIC CPRKnow what to do in an emergency

before paramedics or medical help arrives

Wauconda Fire Dept will instruct and demonstrate CPR and use of AED

Thursday, December 6th, 20187:00PM – Ballroom at The Lodge

There is no charge for the class, but you must register with the LBS

Management Office. Class will be limited to 20 people. This is not a certification course;

it is a lesson for emergency procedures only.

You could save a life!

Sponsored by Community AffairsCommission

DON’T BE SURPRISED!There has been a major change in yourCondo’s Master insurance policy whichaffects your personal coverage! If youhave not already done so, please contactyour agent IMMEDIATELY to reviewyour coverage.

For details on the changes, visitwww.lakebarringtonshores.org and goto “Living At LBS” and select “Formsand Documents.” The changes are listedunder Insurance. Or go to the manage-ment office and pick up materials in theliterature display.

Slow Down! An Update on SpeedEnforcement at LBS

A concern that has been voiced by resi-dents is drivers not obeying the postedspeed limit of 20 mph (or 15 mph alongposted areas Oak Hill). The association’spublic safety partner, Allied Universal,has increased efforts to enforce movingvehicle violation while patrolling. Thisincludes having “speed blitz” days whenadditional vehicles are brought to thecommunity to enforce moving viola-tions.

In another effort to encourage residents,guests, and contractors to SLOWDOWN… is an update to the moving citation ticketing fees. Please be sure to communicate to your guests and contractors the speed limit within LBS.Effective, January 1, 2019, the followingfine schedule will be in place:

The fines for all moving violations are asfollows:

20-25 mph or not making a full stop ata stop sign

• 1st Offense per household = Warning• 2nd Offense per household = Warning• 3rd Offense per household = $100.00

Fine

26-35 mph

• 1st Offense per household = $25.00Fine

• 2nd Offense per household = $50.00Fine

• 3rd Offense per household = $100.00Fine

Greater than 35 mph

• 1st Offense and each repeated offenseper household = $100.00 Fine

In addition to the $100 fine for the 3rdoffense and thereafter for moving viola-tion citations, offenders will be referredto the Master Board or its designatedbody for further action. The institutionof fines will be based on the date of thefirst offense within any consecutive 12-month period. All collected fines will bethe property of the LBCHA.

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WHERE IS YOUR SHORELINES?

Closing out 2018 with a beauty! Jackie Lewin and her copyof Shorelines in front of the Taj Mahal in India.

Guest Entry at the GateDid you know that we have anywhere from 13,000–22,000visitors per month enter through the main gate? When aguest is not registered in advance this creates a backup ofvehicles. On average, 3% of the guests are not registered inadvance, which equates to 390-660 guests for which theguard must call a resident for clearance.

Please be sure to have an updated guest list on file and pre-register for any guests or contractors for entry at the gate.This can be done by:

1. Updating the Visitor Log Online at www.LakeBarringtonShores.org

• Go to “Living at LBS”

• Click on Your Condo

• Register Visitor (see guide “Add A Guest” link forinstruction)

2. Update hard copy form found at Management Office orat Main Gate

3. Call in guest at 847-381-6515

• Please avoid calling between 7am–10am. These arepeak entry times at gate.

• Provide guard, or leave voice mail, with Your Name,Your Address, Your Guests Name and Duration ofPass

AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTON

DECEMBER IS A PARTICULARLYSPECIAL MONTH OF NATIONAL

REMEMBRANCE AND RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS:

December 7: National Pearl Harbor Remembrance DayHanukkah: Begins in the evening of Sunday December 2,

ending in the evening of Monday December 10December 25: Christmas Day

Your next Village Board Meeting is Tuesday, December 4 at7pm in Village Hall, 23860 N. Old Barrington Road.

To access Village Board meetings on your computer, go toYouTube.com and type in “Village of Lake Barrington.”

They will come up to select.

Shopping or dining out this Holiday Season?

Your Village website has added “Shop Lake Barrington,” a listof Village businesses by Category and Name. It’s an easy way tofind what you need right here in Lake Barrington. Check it outat www.lakebarrington.org!

Your Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, and Facebookpage which you can access from the Village website, offer lots ofinformation about how your Village functions and the variouscommissions that do the work, plus photos and information fromVillage events. You can also sign up for email alerts to be notifiedof news and events going on in and around Lake Barrington.

PICKLE BALL CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY PARTY

DATE: Wednesday 12/12/18

PLACE: FIREPLACE ROOM LOUNGE AT LBS

TIME: 5:30 to 8:30pm

PLEASE BRING AN APPETIZER, SALAD, MAIN DISH ORDESSERT TO SHARE AND BYOB.

Paper products, coffee and ice will be provided.

RSVP: by December 12/5/18 to Ann at 847-382-8493

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and the exchange of ideas is lively, in-structive and rewarding. All opinions arerespected and appreciated.

We will be meeting on the 2nd and the4th Thursdays of the month at 2:00pmat The Lodge in The Fireside Lounge.

This year we will be reading from the fol-lowing anthology: The Art of the Story, AnInternational Anthology of ContemporaryShort Stories, Edited by Daniel Halpern.This book can be bought on Amazon.

All are welcome.

Questions: Call Joan at 815-353-2639

LBS PHOTO CLUBThe LBS Photo Club will meet on TuesdayDecember 4 at 7pm in the Club Room.

This month we will talk about camerabasics: ISO, Aperture, F-Stops, exposuretime. What are all these settings for andhow can I set them to work best for mycamera or my cell phone? Paul Trottierwill offer up his expertise in explaininghow these settings work and how wecan use them.

Photo by Cheryl Riendeau

The LBS Photo Club is open to anyonewho enjoys photography or interestingimages. Guests are welcome to attend aswell. We meet the 1st Tuesday of themonth in the Club Room beginning at7pm. Please contact Bob Reynolds if youare interested in joining this group.

[email protected]

LBS LADIES’ BOWLING LEAGUELadies’ Bowling started a new season at3-D Bowl in Island Lake with a fewglitches but got back on a roll, with lotsof fun selecting team names (drinks—that’s the theme, not our morning activ-ity) and meeting and greeting newbowlers.

First place, after week four, is the Cosmos—Karen Ramagnano, Kay Gille-spie and Reggie Andrew. Close behind isTruly Yours—Kay Beaty and PhyllisHahn. There’s a very close race for thirdthrough sixth place but, since this is ahandicapped league, this is likely tochange very quickly and often.

Holding the season-to-date honors withhigh scratch game, Karen Ramagnanowith 186 and Harriet Kummerow with172. Scratch series highs are PhyllisHahn with 443 and Chris Day with 437.And, a quick change when we add hand-icaps, high handicap game is Becky Mc-Govern with 271, Kay Beaty with 242,and Sandi Young with 234. Handicapseries goes to Judy Samaras with 658,Carole Baranski with 628, and CarolKanak with 615.

November brought the Turkey Roll andthen a break for the holiday. We’ll prob-ably be a bit rounder as we meet againin December. Happy feasting and agrateful Thanksgiving for friends andfun!

ClubsClubs Clubs Clubs ClubsClubs ClubsSHORECROPPERS

The LBS Shorecroppers concluded thegrowing season on Saturday, October13th with the farm clean-up. Thank youto all who braved the frosty weather andjoined us in this annual end-of-the-seasonevent. The help of many hands made forquick work, along with a few hot toddiesto keep us warm!

The fruits of our labor were also celebrated at the Harvest Happy Houron October 10th. Shorecroppers eachbrought a delicacy using an ingredientfrom their garden, brussel sprouts extra-ordinaire, heirloom tomato tart andsalsa verdi, to name a few.

We hope to make the LBS Shorecroppers“Farm to Table” bigger and better nextyear and each year going forward. Lookfor us again in February/March as webegin planning for the next growing season.

Barb Trottier, Chair & Lauren Bunks, Treasurer

SHORT STORY GROUPBrain research has a theory that inform-ative and stimulating conversation stim-ulates more areas of the brain thandoing a crossword puzzle!! The objectiveof the Short Story Group is to encouragemeaningful conversation by reading ashort story and then meeting together toanalyze, summarize and elaborate on themessage in the story. The stories are un-usual...and different! The conversation

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LBS HIGH ROLLERSWhere has the time gone? The HighRollers are already through the thirdweek of our fifteen week schedule atDeer Park Brunswick lanes!!

Through three weeks, the Teslas remainin first place, with 16 wins and 5 losses,with the Maserati’s and Mustangs in hotpursuit with 14 and 13 wins respec-tively!

Scratch Series

Men Manny Rodriguez 634Ed Schwartz 547Chuck Lodding 517

Women Alice Griffin 435Edith Schwenkl 409Kirsten Cotton 399

Scratch Game

Men Manny Rodriguez 233Ed Schwartz 192Jim Thompson 190

Women Ginny Thompson 159Alice Griffin 156Edith Schwenkl 156

Welcome to our new bowlers; Larry andBarbara Augustine! If you have an in-terest in joining the league as a sub, givea call to Bill Stewart at 847-381-2194,or Bob Obernesser at 847-381-8065!

“It’s not how you bowl, it’s how you roll.”

ClubsClubs Clubs Clubs ClubsClubs Clubsresentment, fulfillment. Gardam’s vividportraiture of Betty and Edward—thebittersweet and the prickle—is one of lit-erature’s most finely written, sensitiveand deliberate explorations of the vicis-situdes of marriage between these tworemarkable people.

THE BOOK OF JOY:Lasting Happiness in a Changing

WorldDalai Lama and Desmond Tutu

Monday, January 7, 2019

How do we find joy in the face of life’sinevitable suffering? Drawing from les-sons experienced in their tumultuous ex-ceptional lives, Nobel Peace PrizeLaureates His Holiness the Dalai Lamaand Archbishop Desmond Tutu met forfive days of intimate, contemplative and,indeed, joyful conversation to answerthis very question. “Everyone seeks hap-piness...but from outside,” the DalaiLama observes, yet the sources of notjust happiness but also joy are humility,gratitude, forgiveness and compassion—the ingredients of a truly joyful and joy-filled life.

JOIN IN OUR BOOK DISCUSSIONTHE FIRESIDE LOUNGE

ALL READERS WELCOME!

PLATFORM TENNIS SEASON BEGINS!

Organized drop in times for Mixed Dou-bles are Monday–Friday, 9am–11am.

NEW! Sunday Drop-In from 3pm–5pm.We welcome new players as well as seasoned players.

As always, the courts are open for your useanytime. You can find extra paddles andballs in the storage benches. The Hut cannow be unlocked using your LBS ID.

Questions? Need a lesson? There areplenty of players happy to assist in get-ting you going. Call Jane Ander 847-304-9320 and leave message.

Holiday SocialThursday, December 13, 2018 – 4 P.M.

Plan to join the Gardeners of the ShoresHoliday Social—an afternoon gatheringfor camaraderie and renewal of friend-ships over a glass of champagne, deli-cious treats and pleasant holiday music.Refreshments will be provided by ourBoard Members in the Fireplace Roomat The Lodge. We look forward to seeingall our members at this festive occasion.

SAVE THE DATE2019 Kick-Off Meeting

Friday, January 11th at 1pm *New Time*Conference Room located

on the lower level of The Lodge

Join us as plans are being made for thecoming year. Along with programs, tripsand officers’ and committee responsibil-ities, membership dues and benefits willalso be on the Agenda. This is the timeto gather new ideas for interesting sub-ject matter and hope our members willbring their suggestions. $25 Yearly Dueswill be collected at the Meeting, or theymay be sent directly to Treasurer, DonnaCasey, 401A Deer Trail Hill.

LBS BOOK CLUBTHE MAN IN THE WOODEN HAT

Jane GardamMonday, December 3, 2018

Book two in Jane Gardam’s OLD FILTHTRILOGY further animates the reader’sacquaintance with Sir Edward Feathersand his wife Betty. Their 50-year mar-riage comprises the stuff of what com-poses most marriages—moments andyears filled with love, disappointment,

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ClubsClubs Clubs Clubs ClubsClubs Clubs

We wish to thank the 250+ Patriots who have purchased ourAnnin Flag Kit. The community is ablaze in red, white and blue!Flag kits remain available for sale, with installation, for $55.

Order forms available at The Lodge

The Veterans of LBS is a 501(c)19 organization. Your support is tax deductible.

Veterans of LBS, P.O. Box 202, Barrington, IL 60010-0202 www.veteransoflbs.com

The Veterans of LBS and the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program is to collectNew, unwrapped toys during November and December each year, and distributethose toys as Christmas gifts to needy children in Lake County. Donation boxesare positioned at the entrance to The Lodge at the Shores beginning November5th, and will conclude on December 11th. Any donation is appreciated and wethank you in advance. Make checks Payable To Veterans of LBS.

SAVE THE DATEANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 6:15PMTHE LODGE AT THE SHORES.

2017: Veterans of LBS deliverLBS residents’ Toys for Tots

to U.S. Marines in Barrington.

Lake Barrington Shores Memorial GardenThe LBS Memorial Garden is home to over 290 Stone sites that provide

a lasting tribute to all veterans living or deceased. The Garden is maintainedby the Veterans for the enjoyment of LBS residents. Applications to be a

donor can be obtained at the LBS Management Office or on line at:www.veteransoflbs.com

LBS TENNIS ASSOCIATIONThe tennis grand finale was another suc-cess—beautiful decorations, deliciousfood, refreshing beverages, fun gamesand a group of delightful tennis enthusi-asts—always a winning combo.

Many congratulations went to Players ofthe Year, Sheri Crowley and Ed Detwiler.They scored the most points for the sea-son and their names will be added to thepermanent winner’s plaque. Their con-sistent effort through all kinds ofweather and tough competition is trulyto be admired.

A wonderful time was had by all and theTennis Committee, especially the Co-Chairwomen, Nancy Bengtson andJackie Wedell, should be applauded fora successful party and entire season. Asmentioned before, every tournament andparty directors should also be applaudedfor hosting many outstanding gather-ings. Congrats to all! We look forwardto the 2019 season.

NEEDLEPOINT/CROSS STITCHThe Holidays are rapidly approaching,and I want to bring your attention to afairly new needlepoint/knitting shop inLibertyville. 2 Needle Chicks is locatedat 406 Peterson Rd. They carry a widerange of needlepoint yarns, i.e., VineyardSilks, pepper pot plus many hand-painted canvases. I purchased, not toolong ago, an ornament canvas by Whim-sey and Grace which I am finishing inrose-gold kreinik sparkly braid with acream silk background. For knitters andcrocheters, they are carrying new fallyarns by Berroco—absolutely gorgeous!They also offer knitting classes.Please join us at The Lodge on the 1stand 3rd Wednesday at 1:30pm–3:30pmevery month. We will get you ready forthe Holidays!

Dana Wright 847-382-3746

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LBS LADIES’ 18- HOLE LEAGUEThe LBS Ladies’ 18-Hole league will be holding aHoliday Lunch at ZAZA’s Tavola Italiana Restau-rant on DECEMBER 11, 2018. The restaurant is

at 5047 Shoreline Rd., Barrington, IL 60010. Ladies are welcome to meet at 11:3 a.m.

Please contact and RSVP to: Susan Barnum at [email protected]

It is never to early to start planning for our 2019Season. Please watch for membership sign-up details

or contact Mary Jo Benedetti [email protected] about joining our league.

LBSCC WOMEN’S NINE HOLE GOLF LEAGUE

The LBSCC Women’s Nine Hole Golf League 2018may have ended on September 27, 2018 with theClosing Luncheon, but activities continue throughoutthe “off season” with the LUNCH BUNCH getting together monthly.

20 members and friends gathered on October 23 forLUNCH BUNCH at Dock’s in Wauconda. It’s a great way to keep up on the activities surrounding the Golf Club, our friends and families. Taylor Lambertsen, the LBS Director of Golf attended, giving everyone a look into the plans for 2019.

The LUNCH BUNCH coordinator for the next yearis Jackie Guinane—call 847-525-7282 or [email protected]. Any women inter-ested in golf who would like to meet the members byattending a LUNCH BUNCH contact Jackie Guinane.

The 2019 League season runs from April 25, 2019through September 26, 2019. If you have any ques-tions on joining the LBSCC Women’s Nine Hole GolfLeague or their activities for 2019 contact one of theCo-Presidents, Linda Ruiz 847-652-0118 or [email protected] or Lynn Fergus 847-975-8852or email [email protected].

Many thanks for the efforts of everyone working to-gether in 2018 to make the league year a fun-filledone. From Opening Breakfast, Clinics, Beat the Pro,Patriot’s Day, Babe Zaharias Day, Match Play Event,Guest Day, League Tournament through the ClosingLuncheon.

The LBSCC Women’s Nine Hole Golf League wisheseveryone a Happy and Safe Holiday Season.

It will be “PAR TEE TIME” IN 2019!

SHORESMENWhat a year...eight rainouts—most in Shoresmen history!!

The final “official” Shoresmen event was held on October 17 and wasa low net two-man team game with the winners:

1st: Dennis Ciesil,Chuck Bashaar, net 69!

It was a good year, with our leader Tom Teschner putting togethersome good, fun events, with the help of our pro Taylor!

As we look forward to the 2019 year, we remember our long-timeShoresman Tom Paine, who passed this year!

On behalf of the entire Shoresman group, we wish you and yours avery Merry Christmas and a happy healthy New Year!

Bob Obernesser

“There are no points for style when it comes to putting, it’s gettingthe ball to drop that counts.”

LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES 9 AND DINE GOLF LEAGUE The 9 and Dine Golf League is a group of residents and non-residents,who get together one Friday a month and play 9 or 18 holes of golf,followed by cocktails and dinner. The league is open to all golfers—we will pair you up if you do not have a group, and you sign up andplay when your schedule permits. The league also has a Social Mem-bership, which allows the non-golfer to join us for cocktails and din-ner and participate in all social functions. So, if you golf and yourspouse does not, the non-golfing spouse can join you later for dinner.If you’re single, please join the group for golf and/or social func-tions—a great way to meet people.

When: Fridays, starting May 17, 2019 and then the following dates—June 14, July 12, August 23, September 20, October 3.

Tee times will be 12:30pm for those playing 18 holes and 3:00pm forthose playing 9 holes, followed by appetizers and dinner at the golfclub restaurant.

Where: The Lake Barrington golf course/restaurant.

Two types of Memberships are offered:Regular Golfing Membership: $45.00 per person. Allows you to par-ticipate in all the 9 and dine golf and social functions.Social Membership: $25.00 per person. This membership is designedfor the non-golfer, you can participate in dinner social functions.

Checks payable to: 9 and Dine Golf League

Mail to: Diane Geiser 884 Oak HillLake Barrington 60010Phone [email protected]

Golf Golf Golf

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WATER AEROBICS

As Thanksgiving and the Holidays ap-proach, the Water Aerobics Classes con-tinue the exercise and camaraderie thatwe have enjoyed all year long. We aregrateful for those members who haveparticipated for more than a decade andthe new arrivals who re-energize theGroup. Our Certified Water Aerobics In-structor Elizabeth continues to providenew routines for heart health and bodytoning for everyone. Our newly refur-bished Pool facilities are state-of-the artand inspire us to perform the variousmovements in a beautiful environment.The water quality is excellent and thewarm temperatures remind us of oursummer time in the Outdoor Pool.

Our members have increased this yearand we gladly welcome new members tojoin us. The first class is free, otherclasses cost $5 per session. Class timesare MWF 8:00am–9:00am at the IndoorPool. We will take a hiatus after the classon Friday December 21, 2018. We willreturn from the Holiday recess onWednesday, January 2, 2019. Hope tosee you there!

We look forward to our Holiday Party onDecember 18, 2018 at the LBS Lodge fora Potluck Luncheon and Gift Exchange.We wish everyone Happy Holidays!

For more information, please contact:Anne HersemannT. 847-772-4507

CHAIR YOGAChair Yoga starting this January 9th—Wednesday mornings 9am.

This is a yoga class using a chair as aprop to facilitate poses vs getting downon the mat. We will work with strength-ening, stretching, balance and breathing.Open to all!

Please email or call Anita if you are interested or curious: [email protected] or

call 847-337-9418. This class will run weekly in the

ballroom/$50 for 6 classes/$10 drop in.

RESTORATIVE YOGATuesday evenings 6:30pm–8pm

A gentle yoga class, combined with somestrengthening and balancing work. Greatfor beginners or anyone looking for a gen-tler yoga practice We finish the practicewith a short meditation. Open to all levels.

Instructor: Anita Maher 500RYTCost: $50 for 6 classes or $10 drop in

call Anita @ 847-337-9418or email: [email protected]

YIN/YANG YOGAFriday mornings 9am–10:15am

Yin yoga is a yoga practice on the mat,holding the stretches a bit longer to encourage relaxation. The second partof the class we do a traditional yogaflow. Open to all levels.

Instructor: Anita Maher 500RYTCost: $50 for 6 classes or $10 drop in

call Anita @ 847-337-9418or email: [email protected]

exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseFitness Center Reminder!

Please wipe down all equipment at theconclusion of your workout.

Thank you, LBS Management

YOGA CLASSES AT THE LODGEStop by and Try your First class for free!!!

Monday 9:30–10:45amLight 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 workingon alignment and having fun improvingflexibility, strength, balance and relax-ation techniques.

Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorpo-rate yoga postures and breathing exer-cise to promote flexibility, strength,balance and relaxation while continuingto fine tune alignment in poses. Poses areadaptable to meet individual needs.

Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 5:00–6:15pm NEW TIME

Yoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incor-porate a series of yoga poses and breath-ing exercises providing a more physicalprogram moving from pose to posewhile still focusing on posture and align-ment. This class uses weight-bearingposes and more challenging transitionsto build strength, endurance, flexibility,improve balance and relaxation. All stu-dents are welcome to take it at your ownpace. Variations will be given.

Cost: $50 for 6 classes within 6 weeksor drop 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]

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• SEAL LEAKS, CREVICE CRACKS &EXPOSED AREAS AROUND PIPES!

Be especially watchful of the areasaround windows, doors, and your foun-dation. Caulk cracks or install weatherstripping where appropriate.

• CHECK OUT YOUR CHIMNEY! If you plan to use your fireplace thiswinter, make sure your chimney is cleanand no critters have made themselves athome there.

• WINTER VACATION PLANS OR ASNOWBIRD?

Keep your thermostat at 55° F or higher.Drain your pipes of all water by openingthe faucets. Flush your toilet to clear thewater from the bowl & tank. Considerpouring Non-Toxic Antifreeze in the toi-lets & tanks to prevent them from crack-ing & freezing. Close the flue to yourfireplace. Make sure you have an “InCase of Emergency” person on file atthe management office. It is also helpfulif that person has a key to your home toenter it in case of that emergency.

• CLEAN REFRIGERATOR & DEFROSTFREEZER

Remove all food from the refrigerator &freezer. Unplug the refrigerator, propopen the doors to prevent mildew.

• SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY TOSMALL APPLIANCES!

Where possible turn off water supply todishwasher, washing machine & ice-maker.

• UNPLUG APPLIANCES! TV’s, Microwaves, all small appliancesto avoid the risk of fire caused by afaulty switch or a rodent gnawing on awire!

• ENTRY INTO YOUR HOME WHILEAWAY!

In the event of an emergency; alwaysprovide your Management Companywith permission to enter your homewhile you are away.

• WALKING & DRIVING IN SNOW & ICE!Always use extreme caution!

CHIMNEY SAFETY TIPS To aid in the prevention of chimney firesand carbon monoxide intrusion and tohelp keep fireplaces functioning prop-erly, the Chimney Safety Institute ofAmerica (CSIA) offers the followingsafety tips: 1. Get an annual chimneycheck. Have chimneys inspected annu-ally, and cleaned as necessary, by a qualified professional chimney servicetechnician. This reduces the risk of firesand carbon monoxide poisonings due tocreosote buildup or obstructions in thechimneys. 2. Install a chimney screen tokeep debris and animals out of the chim-ney. NOTE: At LBS, the unit owner isresponsible for the chimney screens. 3.Choose the right fuel. For burning fire-wood in wood stoves or fireplaces,choose well-seasoned wood that hasbeen split for a minimum of six monthsto one year and stored in a covered andelevated location. Never burn Christmastrees or treated wood in your fireplaceor use flammable liquids. NOTE: Perthe LBS Rules, “Firewood shall bestored in garages or other enclosed areasbut not on porches, patios or decks.Firewood cannot be stored in view ofothers. Duraflame or pressed logs can-not be used because they burn too hotand can cause chimney fires.” 4. Keepthe hearth area clear. Combustible ma-terial too close to the fireplace could eas-ily catch fire. Keep furniture at least 36”away from the hearth. Use metal meshor a screen in front of the fireplace tocatch flying sparks that could ignite orburn holes in the carpet or flooring. 5.Install smoke and carbon monoxide de-tectors. Place detectors throughout thehouse and check batteries in the springand fall. When you change your clocksfor Daylight Savings Time, remember tocheck your batteries. 6. Never leave afire unattended. Before turning in for the evening, be sure that the fire is fullyextinguished. Supervise children andpets closely around fireplaces.

HOLIDAY DECORATIONS AT LBSPlease note the following rules regardingexterior holiday decorations:

Section IV. A. 2. d. 3) “Holiday lights andexterior decorations are only allowedfrom Thanksgiving to January 31st.”

4) “Decorations for other holidays, whenappropriate, will be allowed one weekbefore and one week after the holiday.”

5) “No signs for any purpose are permit-ted on any building, vehicle, in CommonElements, or on Common Property except for signs placed by LBCHA or Condominium Associations.”

Also, section IV. D. 3. d. states “Personalproperty shall not be left on Common Elements.”

These rules were established by the Association in order to preserve, protect,and enhance your community.

In essence, tasteful exterior decorationsare allowed at the discretion of your in-dividual Board of Directors within yourlimited common elements (such as yourfront door/entry and patio/deck/balconyareas) from November 22nd throughJanuary 31st.

WINTER TIPSWinter is fast approaching. Many peopledo not think about getting ready forwinter until after the first cold spell, butfall is the best time to get your homesready for winter.

• REPLACE YOUR FURNACE FILTER!This is a project that’s especially impor-tant in the winter for warmth. By check-ing the filter on a monthly basis andreplacing it as needed, your furnace willheat your house more efficiently, savingyou money on utility bills.

• BE PROACTIVE ABOUT PLUMBING!To weatherproof your outdoor plumb-ing, shut off the supply of water to out-door spigots and drain them. Roll upyour sprinkler hose & store it for thewinter.

• KEEP GARAGE DOORS CLOSED TIGHTWater pipes could be in the slab of thegarage. Those pipes could easily freezeand cause a pipe to burst.

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Tai Chi 8:30am FSTai Chi Holiday Breakfast

CLRMYoga 9:45am FS

Private Event CLRM

Hanukkah

Water Aerobics 8am Veterans 9am CRYoga 9:30am BR

Bridge 9:30am CLRMBook Club 10am FSL

CL Bridge 12:45pm FSLYoga 4:30pm BR

Hand & Foot 10am CLRM

Ladies 9 Hole Luncheon10:30am – 2:30pm FSL

Men’s Bridge 1pm CLRMRestorative Yoga

6:30pm BRPhoto Club 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amPrivate Event 8:30am FSL

Mah Jongg 10am CLRMZumba 10:30am BR

Needlepoint 1:30pm CLRMLadies Shuffle Board

4pm WHCondo 10 7pm CR

Private Event 6:30pm CLRM

Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRM

Short Stories 2pm FSLMen’s Shuffle Board

4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

CPR Class 7pm BRMerry Mix & Mingle 6pm FSL

Bridge 7pm CLRMInsurance 7pm CR

Water Aerobics 8amYin Yoga 9am BRCommission Party

6pm EUL

Breakfast with Santa8:30am / 10:30am EUL

Tai Chi 8:30am FSMaster Board Work Session

9am Yoga 9:45am FS

Private Event CLRM

Private EventBR

Water Aerobics 8amVeterans 9am CRYoga 9:30am BR

Bridge 12:30pm LIBCL Bridge 12:45pm CLRM

Private Event 2pm FSL

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 7 7pm CLRMCondo 1 6:30pm FSL



6:30pm FSLCondo 8 Annual 7pm BR

Water Aerobics 8amIL Lakes Meeting

9:30am – 12pm BRMah Jongg 10am CLRM

Zumba 10:30am FSLadies Shuffle Board

4pm WHPickle Ball Holiday Party

5:30pm FSLMaster Board 7pm BR


Gardeners of the Shores Party4–6:30pm FSL

Oriental Mah Jongg 2pm CLRM

Short Stories 2pm LIBMen’s Shuffle Board 4pm WH

Yoga 5pm BRBridge 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amYin Yoga 9am BR

Morning Glories Bridge10am CLRM

Nine and Dine Toys for Tots BR

Tai Chi 8:30am FSYoga 9:45am FS

Private EventFSL/CLRM


Water Aerobics 8amVeterans 9am CRYoga 9:30am BR

CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMYoga 4:30pm BR

Condo 13 7pm FSLRules & Regs 7pm CR

Christmas EveManagement Office is open

8am–12pmLodge is open 4:30am–12pm


Water Aerobics Luncheon12pm FSL


6:30pm BRCondo 5 7pm CR

Condo 11 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amMah Jongg 10am CLRM

Zumba 10:30am BRNeedlepoint

1:30pm CLRMLadies Shuffle Board

4pm WH

Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMPrivate Event

11am-5pm CRShort Stories 2pm FSLMen’s Shuffle Board

4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amYin Yoga 9am BR

Yin Yoga 9am BR





New Year’s Eve Party8:30pm

Christmas Day(The Lodge & Management

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Maj Jongg 10am CLRM

Bridge 10am CLRMZumba 10:30am BRLadies Shuffle Board

4pm WH


Oriental Mah Jongg 2pm CLRM

Short Stories 2pm FSLMen’s Shuffle Board

4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM



December 2018FS – Fitness StudioFSL – Fireside LoungeGR – Game RoomTC – Tennis CourtsWH – Warming Hut

BC – Bocce CourtsBR – Ballroom CLRM – Club Room CR – Conference RoomEUL – Entire Upper Level

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