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Noteworthy News & EventsRun the Shores at Lake Barrington—Saturday,September 17th

Look to this issue of Shorelines for more informa-tion on Run the Shores at Lake Barrington 5K / 1Mile Event. Visit www.LakeBarringtonShores.org

to register online or pick up an application at the LBS Manage-ment Office. This event is open to the public and is a great op-portunity to gather your friends and family together for a worthycause! Proceeds are donated to Cuba Township Food Pantry.

Scarecrow Contest

Back by popular demand—it’s the LBS Scarecrow Contest!Everyone is invited to take part in this fun activity. LBS resi-dents, along with our many chartered clubs, commissions andcondo groups will vie for the top honors. Scarecrows will bedisplayed on Old Barn Rd. outside of the The Lodge. Therewill be prizes for winners (individual/family as well as group).

Stop by The Lodge to fill out a short entry form and receivemore information on the contest starting Monday, October3rd. Scarecrows may be displayed any time after Wednesday,October 5th and must be displayed by Monday, October 10th.

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Voting begins on Tuesday October 11th and goes through October 26th. Good Luck!!

Upcoming Events at Lake Barrington Shores—Save the Date!

Saturday, September 17th – Run the Shores at Lake Barrington

Tuesday, November 8th – Election Day

Friday, November 11th & Saturday, November 12th – Holiday Arts and Gift Show

Friday, December 9th – LBS Commission Party

Saturday, December 10th – Breakfast with Santa

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005

The Social Club presents…FILM FLICKS!

For the benefit of Children’s Home and Aid Society of Illinois

Featuring FREE movies, FREE snacks, and lively discussions2016 Theme is Fine Art of Food and Wine

4:00pm—The Lodge Ballroom

Tuesday, October 18th—“BIG NIGHT”Starring Stanley Tucci, who co-wrote, co-directed and starred.Brothers who hope the impending visit from a famous guestwill save their failing restaurant.

Wednesday, November 16th—“SIDEWAYS”Starring Paul Giamatti. This move put the West Coast PinotNoir on the map.

Wednesday, December 7th—“SPINNING PLATES”Three extraordinary restaurants and the incredible people whomake them what they are.

Donations gratefully accepted to benefit the children and fam-ilies served by the Children’s Home and Aid Society of Illinois.

Following the movies in October, November, and Decemberdinner reservations will be available at ZaZa’s Tavola Italiana.847-381-1333. ZaZa’s will be donating 10% of your dinnerbill to CHASI.

Following the movies in November and December dinnerreservations will be available at The LBS Golf Club—847-382-6650. The Golf Club will be drawing a 4-some of golffrom all those that dine on the movie nights.

Please make your reservations a week in advance and mentionChildren’s Home and Aid.

For more information: Call Marcia Todd at 847-304-1052 orCarol Garibotti at 847-381-6104.

800-350-HVAC (4822)www.officialhvac.com

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MaryEllen Kuehl ABR, CRS, PMN, SRES Managing Broker/Owner

Office: (773) 327-5753 Mobile: (773) 742-1479

[email protected]

Happy Labor Day, LBS! Thank you all for your contributions to the

strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country

“Discover the Difference–We Invest in People!”

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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 Hours6:00am – 9:00pm through Labor Day

Marina HoursSaturdays & Sundays in September10:00am – 8:00pmMarina Cell 224-253-1638

Free Pontoon RidesSaturdays & Sundays in September10:15am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm

Reserved Pontoon RidesSaturdays & Sundays in September4:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:00pm, 7:00pm$20 per hour. Please pay with check at the LBS Management Office.

Main Gate Phone Number 847-381-6515Note: Side Gates Open at 5:00am and close at 11:00pm

Public Safety Patrol 224-223-5331

Management StaffSteve Wyland, Vice President of [email protected] Ext. 3006

Laura Nicolini, Executive [email protected] Ext. 3008

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] Ext. 3005

Regina Gay, Community Managerfor Condos 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, [email protected] Ext. 3003

Sondra Latiolais, Community Managerfor Condos 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, [email protected] Ext. 3001

Regina Myles, Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3000

Asheley Boudreau, Sales & Leasing [email protected] Ext. 3004

Dawn Adcock, Accounting Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3009

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

Kristin Stedman, Maintenance [email protected] Ext. 3002

Joel Montemayor, Maintenance [email protected]

Other Important Phone Numbers:

Village of Lake Barrington847-381-6010

Cuba Township847-381-1924

Commonwealth Edison1-800-334-7661

Comcast Cable – Customer Service1-800-XFINITY

Waste Management1-800-796-9696

Special Pick-Up1-800-447-1066

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Let’s come together for fun, food andgood spirits!

Friday, Sept 16, 2016Marina Rooftop—6:30 pm

Please bring an appetizer to share & BYOB

The more the merrier, so pass it on

Questions: [email protected]

The New Lake BarringtonIn spring 2015, Lake Barrington wastreated with Alum, a substance that at-tracts phosphorus, creating a floc. Thefloc settles to the bottom of the lake,preventing the nutrients from beingused to fuel algae blooms. The treat-ment was done to prevent blue-greenalgae blooms that were restricting lakeuse during the prime summer season. Aknown side effect of the Alum treat-ment is clear water and increased plantgrowth. One of the plants that has in-creased dramatically is a native plantcalled Elodea (Elodea canadensis). Itprovides habitat for aquatic inverte-brates, fish and amphibians and is afood source for waterfowl, beavers andmuskrats. This plant was not intro-duced in Lake Barrington, but eithercame in from waterfowl or was intro-duced from someone’s aquarium.

Elodea is normally a low growing,dense plant, but it does fragment. Largemats of Elodea fragments this summercreated extra work for the marina staff.Staff and volunteers removed bags offloating fragments that washed up onthe beach and shoreline, and interferedwith the boaters. Raking the plants andremoving them from the lake helps re-duce the spread of the plant.

A healthy, diverse aquatic plant com-munity in Lake Barrington improves thequality of life for the residents andmeans fewer problems from blue-greenalgae blooms in the future.

Mark Your CalendarsGet out your calendars and

mark October 9 in BOLD!!!!

LBS Ladies CLub has scheduled aGerman Oktoberfest—concert/dinner

and we’d love to have you join us.More later!

BACOA’s September Cuisine ClubTuesday September 20, 2016 at Retro Bistro Restaurant

Join BACOA for our September CuisineClub at Noon on Tuesday, September20, 2016 at Retro Bistro located at 83N. Williams St. Crystal Lake, IL. RetroBistro is rather new to Crystal Lake—they are having great reviews for theirmenu and wines. Our luncheon willoffer four choices: Starter; French GoatCheese Salad, or Soup du Jour. Entreeswill be Pork Tenderloin au Poivre, Po-tato Crusted Tilapia, LoLo’s Grilled Veg-etable Pasta, Chicken Breast Dijonnaise,Assorted Dessert; Chocolate Profiterole& Cre’me Brulee. The lunch includesCoffee, Tea, and Soft Drink. Price is$29.00 per person, inclusive of tax &gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.

You may pay by cash or check on theday of the luncheon. Checks must bewritten to BACOA. The deadline forreservations and cancellations is Friday,September 16.

Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477AT BACOA For Reservations.

The Barrington Area Council on Aging,Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organiza-tion. The Council on Aging exists topromote vibrant, healthy aging by pro-viding activities, education, and supportto adults and caregivers for #agingbetter.Visit us at bacoa.org , Facebook, Twitter,& Pinterest.

Neighbor Helping NeighborWhen you live in a great community likeLBS, you should never feel alone! Youcan make friends right in your backyard.

Have you considered contacting Neigh-bor Helping Neighbor? We can provideyou with a friend to help you not feelalone.

We can help with a daily phone call tomake sure you’re okay.

Just fill out a short form which is avail-able in the Management Office.

We need both volunteers, as well as residents to be called. It’s a great way tomeet some of your neighbors!

Questions please call: Pat Zoeller 937-623-0116

Need a Ride? New driving service of-fered by LBS volunteers in partnershipwith BACOA (Barrington Area Councilon Aging)

There is a new program being offered tothe residents of Lake Barrington Shores.Volunteer drivers (all who have been vet-ted and are insured) are available todrive you to doctor, shopping, errands,etc. located within a 15 mile radius ofLake Barrington Shores.

The cost is $5 round trip payable toyour driver directly. The proceeds forthis service go directly to the BarringtonArea Council on Aging to support theirprogramming.

Call BACOA at to arrange this service at847-381-5030. Advanced notice is re-quired and rides must be prearranged.

Condo 7 Driveway Social July 31st

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 LODGETry your First class for free!!!

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]

TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdays at The Lodge. We start at 8:30am and meeteither 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. Put in Veterans Drop Box The Lodge at the Shores.Standard installation will be street facing wall 6 ft. above ground level and adjacent to the unit light assembly. (Requests for custom mounting sites will be considered. Please advise when ordering)

ANNUAL “SUPPORT OUR TROOPS”CAMPAIGN

We want to thank all our LBS residentsand the Residents and Village officialsfrom Lake Barrington for their greatsupport of this year’s “SUPPORT OURTROOPS” CAMPAIGN. It’s too soonto know the estimated value of all yourdonations; we’ll report in October.

MILITARY SPEAKERS BUREAU

We are in discussions with retired USNavy Officer Ann Rondeau, new Col-lege of DuPage President, for a presen-tation entitled, “The History of Womenin the Military.” We’ll keep you postedon this opportunity to hear PresidentRondeau speak about women in themilitary.

Veterans of LBS P.O. Box 202, Barrington, IL 60010-0202 A 501(C)19 org. www.veteransoflbs.com

HOSPICE? WHY SHOULD I CARE?There are two sure things in life, death and taxes.

We can’t help with your taxes. There is a lot of confusion, though, about hospice.Join Betsy Haraf to learn what hospice is, when it is time to choose and all the benefitshospice offers to support patients and families during a life limiting illness and be-yond. We’ll also hear about palliative care and how it is used to manage pain andsymptoms of declining health.

Someone said “it’s better to have and not need than to need and not have.” Let’sget this great information and hope we won’t need it.

Thursday, September 22, 2016, 7:00 PMAt The Lodge at the Shores. Please call the office to register

so we don’t run out of cookies.

Sponsored by Community Affairs Commission

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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

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Golf Golf GolfMore results from the 30 BALL event:

FIRST PLACE 14 underSally WesolowskiMartha GolzKathy Obernesser

SECOND PLACE 13 underDiane BogerKathy WilsonMerrlis Weed

We promise to have results of the RitaLupori Cup next month as well as thethree-round championship tournament.

WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLFLEAGUE

2016 Solheim Cup was celebrated righthere at LBS Golf Club. Team USA vs. Eu-rope was played by our 18-hole women’sleague. Once again Mother Nature pro-vided wonderful weather for a great day.The event was match play in foursomeswon decisively by team Europe with 7-1/2points to team USA’s 4-1/2. Europe’swinning team members wearing theirtraditional black & tan were SallyWesolowski, Diane Boger, Sue Allen,Kathy Wilson, Elaine Teschner, LindaCollett, Sharon Trevino and Ann Paineall received nice Tervis tumblers as a win-ning prize. Team USA’s time may comenext year. For now, I think USA teammembers Jan Turner, Mary Jo Zaksas,Cathy Belbin, Margie Hayes, Sue Bar-num, Laurie Feldman, Merrlis Weed andShirley Roth still had a great day in theirred, white and blue.

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AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTONBe sure to use the new Pepper Park Pathway to make your LakeBarrington shopping easier! You can park in a Pepper Road park-ing area, and then walk the Pepper Park Pathway to and from allthe shops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex. Speaking of CanlanSportsPlex, every Tuesday they’re hosting the Lake BarringtonFarmers Market.

LAKE BARRINGTON FARMERS MARKET!!!EVERY TUESDAY 3-7PM, CANLAN SPORTSPLEX,

28156 W. Northpointe, just off Pepper Road. Vendors include:

Aspiring Kitchen—Fish, Shrimp, Cheeses; Farmer Nick’s—Meats;Six Generation Farming—Produce; Roedger Bro Blueberries—Blueberries; Thirty One—Homemade Jewelry; Juice Plus+-—Juice,Tom's Knife Sharpening—Knife Sharpening. (Still trying to find abread/bakery—if you know one, please encourage them to callTammy Kerr at Canlan SportsPlex—301-272-4437, thank you!)

NEW VILLAGE WEBSITE

Through research we designated six website design firms to sendRFPs. All six responded; we selected three for interviews basedupon our key issues: ability to fulfill our needs, creativity and price.We then selected the Vendor that most completely fulfilled thosekeys—Municipal CMS, LLC. Their contract was approved at theAugust 2 Village Board meeting, and work has begun. Concur-rently, our revised Comprehensive Plan is almost complete; to-gether they will provide the backbone of your Village’s moderncommunications system, better meet your Village needs AND en-able us to bring more retail and commercial businesses to you andsurrounding communities.

If you’re looking for a restaurant, we have some terrific venues inLake Barrington: Zsa Zsa’s in the Marketplace; Kelsey RoadHouse on Kelsey Road; The Horseshoe Grill on Rte. 14; TheOnion Pub on Pepper Road; and Pepper Park Coffee and After-noon Wine Bar also on Pepper Road.

Our Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, and our Facebookpage, which you can access from the Village website, offer lots ofinformation about how our Village functions and the various com-missions that do the work, plus photos and information from suchevents as October’s Barnstomp!

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Golf Golf GolfMatch play continues with the flight winners yet to be determined! Our tournament will be held on successiveWednesdays, September 7 and 14, with the banquet to beheld on September 28!

Our July 13 event was individual low net, with Tom Tittleand Roger Tintner tied at net 64! July 20th was a two bestball event with the winners Harry Balzer, Tom Teschner, andGerry Perozzi with a net 66! August 3 event of 2 best ballsof the foursome went to the team of Joe Zaksas, Bob Do-herty, Steve Burgess, and Hank Wisniewski, with net 122!Congratulations to all winners!!!

Our thanks to the LBS staff for having our Wednesdayevents set up and the course in excellent playing condition!

“In golf as in life it’s the follow through that makes the difference.”

SOLOS & COUPLESJULY 22—HOT LEGS! Hosted by Emily & Sam BianchiWith 50+ diners and dancers to the tunes of Ryan Nicholas,We had 6 HOT LEGS dancers to identify behind a screen—Frank Bellina, Sam Bianchi, Ed Donahoe, Al Kenzer, JeffTaylor and “Mystery” dancer Janet Evans. The table withthe most correct IDs was Jeanne & Prem Advani, LisaBianchi.

Due to EXTREME heat we had 8 golfers: Jean & Tom Tittle, Janet & Marty Evans, Miles Shepp, Kathy & BobObernesser and Jim Thompson. They were ALL winners!

AUGUST 5—RIO OLYMPICS Hosted by Kathleen & FrankVoigt

Just in time for the Olympics, we had Olympic golfers forM&W Individual Low Net. Gold Medals to Ed Donahoeand Kathy Staley; Silver Medals to Sam Bianchi and JeanTittle, Bronze Medals to Steve Burgess and Joyce Wies-newski.

Kathleen and Frank’s FLAG GAMES Olympic Gold Medalsto Nick Sauer and Carolyn Dalton, Silver Medals to ChuckGraziano and Nick Sauer, and Bronze Medals to MartyEvans and Jane McSkimming.

Friday September 30

Still time to sign-up for the Ryder Cup! The sign-up sheetis in the Pro Shop, next to the regular Friday sign-up sheet.We’ll pick the teams as evenly as possible, with help fromQuentin and Eric. Another chance for having your nameengraved on a trophy for posterity! The Pro Shop # is 847-382-6650.

LADIES’ 9-HOLE GOLF LEAGUEThe Women’s Nine Hole Golf League celebrated Patriot’s Day onJuly 7. Chairperson Kathy Kraus, along with Barb McAuley andSue Gilder, decorated the Club in red, white and blue. The gameof the day was Survival of the Red Ball. Returning the red ballwith the lowest scores were: Flight A—Jean Tittle, Sue Gilder, andMarietta Winchester; Flight B—no survivors; and Flight C—Mar-ilyn Lageschulte, Jean Threadgill, and Jackie Victor. Low Putts forthe day were: Flight A—Sue Gilder, Ann Illsley, and Jean Tittle;Flight B—Barb McAuley; and Flight C—Carol Kanak, DarleneLewis, and Jackie Victor.

On July 14, the skills game was Closest to the Pin with the driveon Hole 8. Winners were: Flight A—Ann Kramer; Flight B—EmilyBianchi; and Flight C—Carol Kanak. Low putts for the day were:Flight A—Kathy Beavers and Jackie Andrew; Flight B—EmilyBianchi and Ro Levy; and Flight C—Carol Kanak. Darlene Lewis.Carol Kanak birdied Hole 8.

The skills game for July 21 was Longest Drive on Hole 18. Winnerswere: Flight A—Bonnie Rooney; and Flight C was Carol Kanak.Low putts for the day were: Flight A—Bonnie Rooney; Flight B—Betty Captain and Joyce Wisnieski; and Flight C—Judy Dincher.

Highlighting the month of July was Beat the Pro on July 28. EricPfliger shot a gross score of 36, which made it difficult for mostof the field. Karen Ramagnano, Jackie Victor, and Cynthia Bul-garelli beat Eric with their net scores. Low putts for the day in-cluded Jackie Victor—Flight A, Kathleen Voigt—Flight B andMary Ann Weir—Flight C.

A Special Happy Birthday to member Jane McSkimming, who cel-ebrated her 90th birthday on August 17. Jane is in B Flight and isan inspiration to all members, not only on the golf course but eachday with her winning way and infectious smile! Many more, Jane!

SHORESMENThe Shoresmen season has provided 16 different winners to date,coming from all handicap players! There seems to be much moreparity in the group!!

Landscape ReportWe have 1,317 units in LBS, so ourweekly maintenance cost averages $54per residence per month over an eight-month landscape season. Think aboutthis in terms of what a typical single-fam-ily homeowner pays—maybe what youpaid in the past—for landscape care of astandard-size residential lot. Marketpricing for weekly “mow and blow”services is $50 per week, and that pricedoesn’t include shrub pruning, weeding,or turf treatments. That $570,000 peryear also includes more than the care ofareas around your residence—it includesthe maintenance of all 88 acres of turfand 32 acres of planting beds throughoutLBS as well.

Our second largest category of operatingexpense is tree care; it’s the cloud in thesilver lining of living in the unique,forested community that is LBS. Wespend nearly $200,000 per year on ourapproximately 8,800 trees—that’s about$22 per tree! Compare that expense withhomeowners who lived on wooded lotsprior to moving to LBS and have re-ported to me that their annual tree carecosts ran $2,000 to more than $10,000.Most of our tree-care expense—about84%—covers routine pruning to keepour tree population healthy, and to limitthe risk of harm to people or structuresfrom overgrown or weak tree limbs. Therest of our tree-care expense is treatingtrees suffering from insects or disease, re-pairing turf areas left bare after deadtrees are removed, and watering newtrees during their first two years after installation while they establish in theirnew sites.

Mulch expense represents $100,000 peryear. We’ve controlled the rise in this costcategory by purchasing our mulch inbulk—as many as 30 semi-trailer loadsper year!—and using the contractor withthe lowest bid to apply it. As you know,we install our mulch in the late fall sothat winter’s snows compact and stabi-lize the mulch layer, and we mulch bedsin one-third of the community each year.

We can’t overlook our LBS forest pre-serve and natural areas, which are in theprocess of restoration. Our expenses forthese areas total about $85,000 per year,

September brings us shorterdays, cooler nights and thebeginning of Mother Na-ture’s colorful annual dis-play. It’s also when our pacequickens, as kids return to

school and we get “back to business,”after summer days spent in leisure in theoutdoors. For me, it’s also time to final-ize the landscape budget for the upcom-ing year. I thought it would be helpful toprovide some perspective on the annuallandscape operating budget. I’ll focus onthe five major categories of expense thatmake up about 98% of the operatingbudget allocated for landscaping tasks.

It won’t come as a surprise that the bulkof our landscape expense is the amountwe pay to the three maintenance contrac-tors: Sebert, Clarence Davids andGround Pros. These crews are on siteeach week for about eight months of theyear. In spring, they begin with shrubpruning and cleanup of the detritus fromwinter’s wrath and then move into bededging, mowing and weeding on aweekly basis. Another round of shrubpruning occurs in mid-summer, and theseason wraps up with more mowing, bedcleanup, and leaf mulching and removal.A specialty contractor, TruGreen, nowprovides fertilization and weed controlin our turf areas throughout the growingseason, while a waste contractor removesthe dumpsters the other crews fill withlandscape waste, such as the cutbranches from pruned shrubs.

What does this weekly maintenance cyclecost our community each year? About$570,000.

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but we anticipate that, as our naturalareas mature and require less mainte-nance, this expense category will de-crease significantly.

Our last major category of operating expense is the annual flower display located in 23 prominent beds throughoutour community, along with colorful, seasonal containers at our entrances andat The Lodge. Our flower-bed designerworks with the Landscape Commissioneach fall to create lush and interestingplantings and then oversees the contractgrowing of the plant material we will usethe next spring and summer. We budget$33,000 for this each year—that’s only$25 per homeowner. Based on home-owner feedback, the annual flower display is one of the favorite features ofthe LBS landscape.

Maintaining our landscape carries aprice tag, of course. Working together,staff, contractors and the LBS LandscapeCommission representatives deliver ex-cellent value in maintaining the healthand beauty of the landscape shared by allhomeowners at Lake Barrington Shores.

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IT WASN’T MRS. O’LEARY’S COW!WHAT CAUSES HOME FIRES, AND WHAT CAN WE

DO TO PREVENT THEM? What do we do if a fire breaks out in our kitchen?

Kitchen fires have happened here in LBS! So have fires resulting from the use of fireplaces.

If you use your kitchen or fireplace, this is for you!Get safety tips, help and information from

the Wauconda Fire DepartmentWednesday, October 19, 7PM

at The Lodge

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO REGISTER

Take the AARP Driver Safety Classroom Course!Learn proven safety strategies to maintain yourconfidence behind the wheel.

The AARP Driver Safety course teaches:• Defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws

and rules of the road

• How to deal with aggressive drivers

• How to safely use anti-lock brakes, air bags and safety belts

• How to reduce traffic violations, crashes and chances for injury

• Important facts about the effects of medication on driving

• Techniques for handling left turns, right-of-way, blind spots and more...

And there are no tests. You simply sign up and learn!DATE(S) Two-day course: Tues. 10/11 & Thurs. 10/13

TIME 9:30am–1:30pm (4-hour class each day)

LOCATION The LodgeSign up at the LBS Management Office847-382-1660

TO REGISTER Bring Drivers License and AARP card (if youhave one). AARP member $15/non-member $20.Cash or Checks (payable to AARP). Pay at thedoor. Insurance Discount for 55 or older.

Plus, you could get a great discount on your car insurance.*

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FIRE SAFETY

LBS LADIES’ BOWLING LEAGUE

Ladies, what will you do when the golf clubs are stored,the sailboats are in dry dock, and the outdoor pool is emp-tied? Come join the LBS Ladies Bowling League! Thegroup meets each Thursday morning at 9:30 starting Oc-tober 13 at 3D Bowl in Island Lake. Balls and shoes areavailable. A wonderful way of exercising while socializingwith a congenial group of ladies. You do not have to livein LBS to be part of this group. If interested, call Ro Levyat 847-382-5922 or Phyllis Hahn at 847-277-0371.

LBS SHUFFLEBOARD CLUBIt’s Time To Play Shuffleboard!

Grand Opening Party Sunday, Sept. 11, Noon - 5:00pm

Drop in for a while, Have a bowl of Chili and Play a few Games while we watch the BEARS opener

on our Brand New HDTV.

Shuffleboard is an exciting indoor activity that is a greatway to spend a fall and winter afternoon or evening withfamily or a group of friends. Watch a Bears game, Bullsgame or the Cubs in the World Series while you enjoydrinks and snacks. It’s a friendly and fun game plus it isalso exciting and competitive.

According to Denny Landry, Three ways to enjoy playingare to: Stop by when the Bears are playing on Sunday orMonday night; Get a group of friends together and have aShuffleboard Party; Have a family get together (Kids over5 and teens love it).

Sign ups and a key to the Shuffleboard Hut are availableat the LBS office. The Hut is located across from TheLodge’s main entrance by the platform tennis courts.

Try to stop by for a short time or as long as you want onSunday, Sept. 11th. Once you experience Shuffleboard, youwill get caught up in the fun of the game and find it a greatway to pass the winter months.

If you can’t make it on Sunday the 11th feel free to e-mailDenny at [email protected] with any questions.

So get on your “Shufflen Shoes” and get ready to Shuffle!

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SIGN ON, SIGN UP, SIGN IN FORTHURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE

We meet in the club room upstairs atThe Lodge. Play begins at 7pm.

Bridge tallies are used. We play 6 handsand move to another partner twotimes for a total of 18 hands for theevening. This is a great way for newplayers to meet so many nice people andenjoy a fun evening of bridge. We guar-antee you’ll want to return week afterweek for the cards and the camaraderie.

SIGN ON by calling John Betzold 847-382-9753, Ann Evanson 847-277-7700or Betty McGonigle 847-382-4955. Ifyou leave a message ask to have a con-firming return call. Alternatively youmay...

SIGN UP in the Bridge/Tennis notebookwhich is on the counter at the registra-tion desk on the lower level in TheLodge. Notebook sign up is accepteduntil 1pm the Tuesday prior to Thursdayevening play.

SIGN IN upon arriving shortly before 7pmThursday to play. There will be a sign-up sheet for the following week to saveyou a trip to The Lodge or a phone call.

SEE YOU BRIDGERS THURSDAY NIGHTS!

MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursdaymorning from 9:30am to 12:30pm atThe Lodge.

Our new players are doing great and weare happy they have joined us.

This is a drop group. Please join us anyThursday if you play Mah Jongg.

Questions to Ginny 1-847-304-1638.

SAILING CLUB UPDATEThe LBS Sailing Club, with over 50members, has held many races, SaturdayFun Sails, pontoon rides and informalafter-parties so far this year. Several newsailors have raced against our seasonedskippers and done well.

Coming up on September 3, 10 and 17are the final three Saturday Fun Sails,starting at 12:30 PM on the beach. Thisevent is designed to be a low-key fun timeto take out a boat and receive limitedtraining on rigging and boat handling.

The final Sunfish racing competitions arescheduled for Sundays September 4 and18 as the 2016 season comes to an end.Leaders so far this year include ChrisNurre, Dan Brockman, and Dan Lennon.

As is the custom of LBSSA, the clubholds an annual Awards Banquet. Thisyear it will be in the Fireside Lounge andBallroom at The Lodge on Saturdayevening October 15 starting at 5 PM.This event is open to all members, guestsand residents. The cost is $20 a person.Please RSVP to Dan with your checkmade out to LBSSA. BYOB and an ap-petizer. A full dinner will be catered.

Dan Brockman847-382-6015

LBS HIGH ROLLERS Do you like to bowl? LBS High Rollersis a great activity for the fall and wintermonths. We gather on selected Sundaysat Brunswick Lanes in Lake Zurich andfinish the season with an awards ban-quet that you won’t want to miss.

If you are interested, please email PatFlynn with your contact information [email protected]. We will add youto our mailing list.

PICKLE BALL

Another beautiful day for our August6th pickle ball tournament. The playerswere awesome, spectators were fabulousand the three cheerleaders with theirpom poms were great.

1st place in the “A” Bracket was EdSpletzer with a perfect score of 44. Hereceived a jar of pickles.

Runner up was Bruce Dockery with ascore of 40 and received a jar of picklerelish.

1st place in the “B” Bracket was JanisTrisco and Diane Rauch with a perfectscore of 44. They received a jar of pickles.

Runner up in the “B” Bracket wasNancy Johnson with a score of 32. Shereceived a jar of pickle relish.

Four individuals were pickled and theyreceived a pickle on a stick, and got towear crazy balloon hats. Three of themwere Nancy Johnson, Bernard Cretier,and Al Pritikin.

Afterwards we had hot dogs, bakedbeans, chips and dessert. Thanks to allfor your help in setting up the nets, tak-ing them down, helping with the food,and cleaning up.

LBS TENNIS ASSOCIATIONYou have all heard of the “Magnificent7.” Well, on July 24 in 100 degree tem-perature on damp, clay courts 12 braveplayers played three rounds of tennis.

Laughing and sweating and hitting thetennis balls with great speed, we namedourselves the “Magnificent 12”! Con-gratulations to all of us!! However, wedid have two outstanding players whomanaged to set a very high goal of WIN-NING! Jackie Wedell and DennyLandry, you are the best!

Another week the Taco Bar and Margar-itas were a favorite after Team Tennisconcluded. The team of Joan Ryckman,Joe Evans, Erich Rauch and SandyCroneigh submitted high numbers towin their LBSTA cups.

On July 30 Bob Satlow, Dave Birr andCarol Peterson managed a victory inMixed Doubles Draw. Of course, we alllooked forward to bloody/virgin Marysafter tennis.

We all love Survivor Tennis. We had toplay our best game on August 7 in orderto survive. Perhaps some of us wouldlike to change the rules as we did notsurvive! We’ll give it another try in Sep-tember. If tennis is not great, the foodand the friendships that follow alwaysgive us a lift! Pete Peterson and CherylFlynn were the survivors of our tourna-ment that day.

August has been a really hot tennismonth. Congratulations to all of youwho showed up to play tennis or to feaston our delicious food and drinks. Wewill continue to play through October sosee you on the courts for several moremonths.

More information: Call Anne Ghiglieriat 381-2744 or Nancy Bengtson at 381-3767.

BRUSHSTROKES

The members of Brushstrokes had a delightful summer painting outdoors. Westarted the season painting, having lunchat Lindy’s Landing. The playful children,glistening water and forever fun ducksgave us enjoyable painting subjects. Asthe summer heat became a challenge, theOnion Pub invited us to paint in a largeroom next to a magnificent field of wildflowers. Their waterfall offered an invi-tation to paint large rock formations.After several pitchers of refreshing ice teaand water, our group enjoyed a very tastylunch. Kelsey Road House has a uniquelarge garden and entrance that is a delight for painters and photographers.There is an old white iron headboardwith adventurous vines meanderingthrough it, many old wooden barrelsfilled with plants—an exciting area topaint and enjoy a delicious lunch. Severalof Kathleen’s cow paintings can be seenat the Kelsey Road House.

Though Brushstrokes was chartered as apainting group, it is also a group that en-joys friendships and conversation—and asyou can see, many lunches together. Cometo a meeting and join in the fun. Brush-strokes meets the first and third Wednes-day of each month in the LBS Ballroom.For more information and possible Sep-tember outdoor location, call Kathleen L.McCann 847-989-8437. Watch for infoabout the Christmas in Williamsburglunch on Wednesday, December 7th…it isopen to all LBS residents.

LBS BOOK CLUBTHE AVIATOR’S WIFE

Melanie BenjaminSeptember 5, 2016

Anne Morrow, beloved daughter of anAmerican diplomat and Smith Collegegraduate, is the title focus of MelanieBenjamin’s compelling fictional biogra-phy THE AVIATOR’S WIFE. Althoughbecoming Mrs. Charles Lindbergh thrusther into the media and aeronauticalspotlight, Anne’s personal intellectualand avionic brilliance was seldom thefocus. Benjamin’s sensitive portrait ofthis elegant, complex and literatewoman reveals much we never knewabout her personal struggles, as shestrived to emerge from behind her hus-band’s long dark shadow.

DEAD WAKEEric Larson

October 3, 2016

International best seller Eric Larson’s ac-count of the last voyage and sinking ofthe Lusitania once again affirms his sta-tus as a star of the historical narrativegenre, citing, “It is not necessarily mygoal to inform. It is my goal to create ahistorical experience in my books.” Andsucceed he does! Meticulous research,personal accounts, and stirring storylinedevelopment place the reader on thedecks of the world’s largest passengership, as she sails into dangerous watersoff the English coast, where she was tor-pedoed by a German U-Boat and sank in18 minutes, with nearly 1,200 passen-gers lost to the sea.

10:00a.m.—FIRESIDE LOUNGE AT THE LODGE

ALL READERS WELCOME!

Interested in an evening LBS BOOKCLUB discussion? E-mail Mariann

Gorman: [email protected]

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IT WASN’T MRS. O’LEARY’S COW!WHAT CAUSES HOME FIRES, AND WHAT CAN WE

DO TO PREVENT THEM? What do we do if a fire breaks out in our kitchen?

Kitchen fires have happened here in LBS! So have fires resulting from the use of fireplaces.

If you use your kitchen or fireplace, this is for you!Get safety tips, help and information from

the Wauconda Fire DepartmentWednesday, October 19, 7PM

at The Lodge

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO REGISTER

Take the AARP Driver Safety Classroom Course!Learn proven safety strategies to maintain yourconfidence behind the wheel.

The AARP Driver Safety course teaches:• Defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws

and rules of the road

• How to deal with aggressive drivers

• How to safely use anti-lock brakes, air bags and safety belts

• How to reduce traffic violations, crashes and chances for injury

• Important facts about the effects of medication on driving

• Techniques for handling left turns, right-of-way, blind spots and more...

And there are no tests. You simply sign up and learn!DATE(S) Two-day course: Tues. 10/11 & Thurs. 10/13

TIME 9:30am–1:30pm (4-hour class each day)

LOCATION The LodgeSign up at the LBS Management Office847-382-1660

TO REGISTER Bring Drivers License and AARP card (if youhave one). AARP member $15/non-member $20.Cash or Checks (payable to AARP). Pay at thedoor. Insurance Discount for 55 or older.

Plus, you could get a great discount on your car insurance.*

For additional local information or to volunteer, call TOLL-FREE at 1-888-227-7669 ( 1-888-AARP-NOW)or visit www.aarp.org/driveTOYOTA This program is supported by a generous grant from Toyota to AARP Foundation.*Upon completion you may be eligible to receive an auto insurance discount. (Consult your agent for details)

FIRE SAFETY

LBS LADIES’ BOWLING LEAGUE

Ladies, what will you do when the golf clubs are stored,the sailboats are in dry dock, and the outdoor pool is emp-tied? Come join the LBS Ladies Bowling League! Thegroup meets each Thursday morning at 9:30 starting Oc-tober 13 at 3D Bowl in Island Lake. Balls and shoes areavailable. A wonderful way of exercising while socializingwith a congenial group of ladies. You do not have to livein LBS to be part of this group. If interested, call Ro Levyat 847-382-5922 or Phyllis Hahn at 847-277-0371.

LBS SHUFFLEBOARD CLUBIt’s Time To Play Shuffleboard!

Grand Opening Party Sunday, Sept. 11, Noon - 5:00pm

Drop in for a while, Have a bowl of Chili and Play a few Games while we watch the BEARS opener

on our Brand New HDTV.

Shuffleboard is an exciting indoor activity that is a greatway to spend a fall and winter afternoon or evening withfamily or a group of friends. Watch a Bears game, Bullsgame or the Cubs in the World Series while you enjoydrinks and snacks. It’s a friendly and fun game plus it isalso exciting and competitive.

According to Denny Landry, Three ways to enjoy playingare to: Stop by when the Bears are playing on Sunday orMonday night; Get a group of friends together and have aShuffleboard Party; Have a family get together (Kids over5 and teens love it).

Sign ups and a key to the Shuffleboard Hut are availableat the LBS office. The Hut is located across from TheLodge’s main entrance by the platform tennis courts.

Try to stop by for a short time or as long as you want onSunday, Sept. 11th. Once you experience Shuffleboard, youwill get caught up in the fun of the game and find it a greatway to pass the winter months.

If you can’t make it on Sunday the 11th feel free to e-mailDenny at [email protected] with any questions.

So get on your “Shufflen Shoes” and get ready to Shuffle!

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Golf Golf GolfMatch play continues with the flight winners yet to be determined! Our tournament will be held on successiveWednesdays, September 7 and 14, with the banquet to beheld on September 28!

Our July 13 event was individual low net, with Tom Tittleand Roger Tintner tied at net 64! July 20th was a two bestball event with the winners Harry Balzer, Tom Teschner, andGerry Perozzi with a net 66! August 3 event of 2 best ballsof the foursome went to the team of Joe Zaksas, Bob Do-herty, Steve Burgess, and Hank Wisniewski, with net 122!Congratulations to all winners!!!

Our thanks to the LBS staff for having our Wednesdayevents set up and the course in excellent playing condition!

“In golf as in life it’s the follow through that makes the difference.”

SOLOS & COUPLESJULY 22—HOT LEGS! Hosted by Emily & Sam BianchiWith 50+ diners and dancers to the tunes of Ryan Nicholas,We had 6 HOT LEGS dancers to identify behind a screen—Frank Bellina, Sam Bianchi, Ed Donahoe, Al Kenzer, JeffTaylor and “Mystery” dancer Janet Evans. The table withthe most correct IDs was Jeanne & Prem Advani, LisaBianchi.

Due to EXTREME heat we had 8 golfers: Jean & Tom Tittle, Janet & Marty Evans, Miles Shepp, Kathy & BobObernesser and Jim Thompson. They were ALL winners!

AUGUST 5—RIO OLYMPICS Hosted by Kathleen & FrankVoigt

Just in time for the Olympics, we had Olympic golfers forM&W Individual Low Net. Gold Medals to Ed Donahoeand Kathy Staley; Silver Medals to Sam Bianchi and JeanTittle, Bronze Medals to Steve Burgess and Joyce Wies-newski.

Kathleen and Frank’s FLAG GAMES Olympic Gold Medalsto Nick Sauer and Carolyn Dalton, Silver Medals to ChuckGraziano and Nick Sauer, and Bronze Medals to MartyEvans and Jane McSkimming.

Friday September 30

Still time to sign-up for the Ryder Cup! The sign-up sheetis in the Pro Shop, next to the regular Friday sign-up sheet.We’ll pick the teams as evenly as possible, with help fromQuentin and Eric. Another chance for having your nameengraved on a trophy for posterity! The Pro Shop # is 847-382-6650.

LADIES’ 9-HOLE GOLF LEAGUEThe Women’s Nine Hole Golf League celebrated Patriot’s Day onJuly 7. Chairperson Kathy Kraus, along with Barb McAuley andSue Gilder, decorated the Club in red, white and blue. The gameof the day was Survival of the Red Ball. Returning the red ballwith the lowest scores were: Flight A—Jean Tittle, Sue Gilder, andMarietta Winchester; Flight B—no survivors; and Flight C—Mar-ilyn Lageschulte, Jean Threadgill, and Jackie Victor. Low Putts forthe day were: Flight A—Sue Gilder, Ann Illsley, and Jean Tittle;Flight B—Barb McAuley; and Flight C—Carol Kanak, DarleneLewis, and Jackie Victor.

On July 14, the skills game was Closest to the Pin with the driveon Hole 8. Winners were: Flight A—Ann Kramer; Flight B—EmilyBianchi; and Flight C—Carol Kanak. Low putts for the day were:Flight A—Kathy Beavers and Jackie Andrew; Flight B—EmilyBianchi and Ro Levy; and Flight C—Carol Kanak. Darlene Lewis.Carol Kanak birdied Hole 8.

The skills game for July 21 was Longest Drive on Hole 18. Winnerswere: Flight A—Bonnie Rooney; and Flight C was Carol Kanak.Low putts for the day were: Flight A—Bonnie Rooney; Flight B—Betty Captain and Joyce Wisnieski; and Flight C—Judy Dincher.

Highlighting the month of July was Beat the Pro on July 28. EricPfliger shot a gross score of 36, which made it difficult for mostof the field. Karen Ramagnano, Jackie Victor, and Cynthia Bul-garelli beat Eric with their net scores. Low putts for the day in-cluded Jackie Victor—Flight A, Kathleen Voigt—Flight B andMary Ann Weir—Flight C.

A Special Happy Birthday to member Jane McSkimming, who cel-ebrated her 90th birthday on August 17. Jane is in B Flight and isan inspiration to all members, not only on the golf course but eachday with her winning way and infectious smile! Many more, Jane!

SHORESMENThe Shoresmen season has provided 16 different winners to date,coming from all handicap players! There seems to be much moreparity in the group!!

Landscape ReportWe have 1,317 units in LBS, so ourweekly maintenance cost averages $54per residence per month over an eight-month landscape season. Think aboutthis in terms of what a typical single-fam-ily homeowner pays—maybe what youpaid in the past—for landscape care of astandard-size residential lot. Marketpricing for weekly “mow and blow”services is $50 per week, and that pricedoesn’t include shrub pruning, weeding,or turf treatments. That $570,000 peryear also includes more than the care ofareas around your residence—it includesthe maintenance of all 88 acres of turfand 32 acres of planting beds throughoutLBS as well.

Our second largest category of operatingexpense is tree care; it’s the cloud in thesilver lining of living in the unique,forested community that is LBS. Wespend nearly $200,000 per year on ourapproximately 8,800 trees—that’s about$22 per tree! Compare that expense withhomeowners who lived on wooded lotsprior to moving to LBS and have re-ported to me that their annual tree carecosts ran $2,000 to more than $10,000.Most of our tree-care expense—about84%—covers routine pruning to keepour tree population healthy, and to limitthe risk of harm to people or structuresfrom overgrown or weak tree limbs. Therest of our tree-care expense is treatingtrees suffering from insects or disease, re-pairing turf areas left bare after deadtrees are removed, and watering newtrees during their first two years after installation while they establish in theirnew sites.

Mulch expense represents $100,000 peryear. We’ve controlled the rise in this costcategory by purchasing our mulch inbulk—as many as 30 semi-trailer loadsper year!—and using the contractor withthe lowest bid to apply it. As you know,we install our mulch in the late fall sothat winter’s snows compact and stabi-lize the mulch layer, and we mulch bedsin one-third of the community each year.

We can’t overlook our LBS forest pre-serve and natural areas, which are in theprocess of restoration. Our expenses forthese areas total about $85,000 per year,

September brings us shorterdays, cooler nights and thebeginning of Mother Na-ture’s colorful annual dis-play. It’s also when our pacequickens, as kids return to

school and we get “back to business,”after summer days spent in leisure in theoutdoors. For me, it’s also time to final-ize the landscape budget for the upcom-ing year. I thought it would be helpful toprovide some perspective on the annuallandscape operating budget. I’ll focus onthe five major categories of expense thatmake up about 98% of the operatingbudget allocated for landscaping tasks.

It won’t come as a surprise that the bulkof our landscape expense is the amountwe pay to the three maintenance contrac-tors: Sebert, Clarence Davids andGround Pros. These crews are on siteeach week for about eight months of theyear. In spring, they begin with shrubpruning and cleanup of the detritus fromwinter’s wrath and then move into bededging, mowing and weeding on aweekly basis. Another round of shrubpruning occurs in mid-summer, and theseason wraps up with more mowing, bedcleanup, and leaf mulching and removal.A specialty contractor, TruGreen, nowprovides fertilization and weed controlin our turf areas throughout the growingseason, while a waste contractor removesthe dumpsters the other crews fill withlandscape waste, such as the cutbranches from pruned shrubs.

What does this weekly maintenance cyclecost our community each year? About$570,000.

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Our last major category of operating expense is the annual flower display located in 23 prominent beds throughoutour community, along with colorful, seasonal containers at our entrances andat The Lodge. Our flower-bed designerworks with the Landscape Commissioneach fall to create lush and interestingplantings and then oversees the contractgrowing of the plant material we will usethe next spring and summer. We budget$33,000 for this each year—that’s only$25 per homeowner. Based on home-owner feedback, the annual flower display is one of the favorite features ofthe LBS landscape.

Maintaining our landscape carries aprice tag, of course. Working together,staff, contractors and the LBS LandscapeCommission representatives deliver ex-cellent value in maintaining the healthand beauty of the landscape shared by allhomeowners at Lake Barrington Shores.

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Golf Golf GolfMore results from the 30 BALL event:

FIRST PLACE 14 underSally WesolowskiMartha GolzKathy Obernesser

SECOND PLACE 13 underDiane BogerKathy WilsonMerrlis Weed

We promise to have results of the RitaLupori Cup next month as well as thethree-round championship tournament.

WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLFLEAGUE

2016 Solheim Cup was celebrated righthere at LBS Golf Club. Team USA vs. Eu-rope was played by our 18-hole women’sleague. Once again Mother Nature pro-vided wonderful weather for a great day.The event was match play in foursomeswon decisively by team Europe with 7-1/2points to team USA’s 4-1/2. Europe’swinning team members wearing theirtraditional black & tan were SallyWesolowski, Diane Boger, Sue Allen,Kathy Wilson, Elaine Teschner, LindaCollett, Sharon Trevino and Ann Paineall received nice Tervis tumblers as a win-ning prize. Team USA’s time may comenext year. For now, I think USA teammembers Jan Turner, Mary Jo Zaksas,Cathy Belbin, Margie Hayes, Sue Bar-num, Laurie Feldman, Merrlis Weed andShirley Roth still had a great day in theirred, white and blue.

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AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTONBe sure to use the new Pepper Park Pathway to make your LakeBarrington shopping easier! You can park in a Pepper Road park-ing area, and then walk the Pepper Park Pathway to and from allthe shops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex. Speaking of CanlanSportsPlex, every Tuesday they’re hosting the Lake BarringtonFarmers Market.

LAKE BARRINGTON FARMERS MARKET!!!EVERY TUESDAY 3-7PM, CANLAN SPORTSPLEX,

28156 W. Northpointe, just off Pepper Road. Vendors include:

Aspiring Kitchen—Fish, Shrimp, Cheeses; Farmer Nick’s—Meats;Six Generation Farming—Produce; Roedger Bro Blueberries—Blueberries; Thirty One—Homemade Jewelry; Juice Plus+-—Juice,Tom's Knife Sharpening—Knife Sharpening. (Still trying to find abread/bakery—if you know one, please encourage them to callTammy Kerr at Canlan SportsPlex—301-272-4437, thank you!)

NEW VILLAGE WEBSITE

Through research we designated six website design firms to sendRFPs. All six responded; we selected three for interviews basedupon our key issues: ability to fulfill our needs, creativity and price.We then selected the Vendor that most completely fulfilled thosekeys—Municipal CMS, LLC. Their contract was approved at theAugust 2 Village Board meeting, and work has begun. Concur-rently, our revised Comprehensive Plan is almost complete; to-gether they will provide the backbone of your Village’s moderncommunications system, better meet your Village needs AND en-able us to bring more retail and commercial businesses to you andsurrounding communities.

If you’re looking for a restaurant, we have some terrific venues inLake Barrington: Zsa Zsa’s in the Marketplace; Kelsey RoadHouse on Kelsey Road; The Horseshoe Grill on Rte. 14; TheOnion Pub on Pepper Road; and Pepper Park Coffee and After-noon Wine Bar also on Pepper Road.

Our Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, and our Facebookpage, which you can access from the Village website, offer lots ofinformation about how our Village functions and the various com-missions that do the work, plus photos and information from suchevents as October’s Barnstomp!

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Autumn Social

Leaf your worries behind.

Let’s come together for fun, food andgood spirits!

Friday, Sept 16, 2016Marina Rooftop—6:30 pm

Please bring an appetizer to share & BYOB

The more the merrier, so pass it on

Questions: [email protected]

The New Lake BarringtonIn spring 2015, Lake Barrington wastreated with Alum, a substance that at-tracts phosphorus, creating a floc. Thefloc settles to the bottom of the lake,preventing the nutrients from beingused to fuel algae blooms. The treat-ment was done to prevent blue-greenalgae blooms that were restricting lakeuse during the prime summer season. Aknown side effect of the Alum treat-ment is clear water and increased plantgrowth. One of the plants that has in-creased dramatically is a native plantcalled Elodea (Elodea canadensis). Itprovides habitat for aquatic inverte-brates, fish and amphibians and is afood source for waterfowl, beavers andmuskrats. This plant was not intro-duced in Lake Barrington, but eithercame in from waterfowl or was intro-duced from someone’s aquarium.

Elodea is normally a low growing,dense plant, but it does fragment. Largemats of Elodea fragments this summercreated extra work for the marina staff.Staff and volunteers removed bags offloating fragments that washed up onthe beach and shoreline, and interferedwith the boaters. Raking the plants andremoving them from the lake helps re-duce the spread of the plant.

A healthy, diverse aquatic plant com-munity in Lake Barrington improves thequality of life for the residents andmeans fewer problems from blue-greenalgae blooms in the future.

Mark Your CalendarsGet out your calendars and

mark October 9 in BOLD!!!!

LBS Ladies CLub has scheduled aGerman Oktoberfest—concert/dinner

and we’d love to have you join us.More later!

BACOA’s September Cuisine ClubTuesday September 20, 2016 at Retro Bistro Restaurant

Join BACOA for our September CuisineClub at Noon on Tuesday, September20, 2016 at Retro Bistro located at 83N. Williams St. Crystal Lake, IL. RetroBistro is rather new to Crystal Lake—they are having great reviews for theirmenu and wines. Our luncheon willoffer four choices: Starter; French GoatCheese Salad, or Soup du Jour. Entreeswill be Pork Tenderloin au Poivre, Po-tato Crusted Tilapia, LoLo’s Grilled Veg-etable Pasta, Chicken Breast Dijonnaise,Assorted Dessert; Chocolate Profiterole& Cre’me Brulee. The lunch includesCoffee, Tea, and Soft Drink. Price is$29.00 per person, inclusive of tax &gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.

You may pay by cash or check on theday of the luncheon. Checks must bewritten to BACOA. The deadline forreservations and cancellations is Friday,September 16.

Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477AT BACOA For Reservations.

The Barrington Area Council on Aging,Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organiza-tion. The Council on Aging exists topromote vibrant, healthy aging by pro-viding activities, education, and supportto adults and caregivers for #agingbetter.Visit us at bacoa.org , Facebook, Twitter,& Pinterest.

Neighbor Helping NeighborWhen you live in a great community likeLBS, you should never feel alone! Youcan make friends right in your backyard.

Have you considered contacting Neigh-bor Helping Neighbor? We can provideyou with a friend to help you not feelalone.

We can help with a daily phone call tomake sure you’re okay.

Just fill out a short form which is avail-able in the Management Office.

We need both volunteers, as well as residents to be called. It’s a great way tomeet some of your neighbors!

Questions please call: Pat Zoeller 937-623-0116

Need a Ride? New driving service of-fered by LBS volunteers in partnershipwith BACOA (Barrington Area Councilon Aging)

There is a new program being offered tothe residents of Lake Barrington Shores.Volunteer drivers (all who have been vet-ted and are insured) are available todrive you to doctor, shopping, errands,etc. located within a 15 mile radius ofLake Barrington Shores.

The cost is $5 round trip payable toyour driver directly. The proceeds forthis service go directly to the BarringtonArea Council on Aging to support theirprogramming.

Call BACOA at to arrange this service at847-381-5030. Advanced notice is re-quired and rides must be prearranged.

Condo 7 Driveway Social July 31st

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 LODGETry your First class for free!!!

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]

TAI CHITai Chi continues to meet on Saturdays at The Lodge. We start at 8:30am and meeteither 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. Put in Veterans Drop Box The Lodge at the Shores.Standard installation will be street facing wall 6 ft. above ground level and adjacent to the unit light assembly. (Requests for custom mounting sites will be considered. Please advise when ordering)

ANNUAL “SUPPORT OUR TROOPS”CAMPAIGN

We want to thank all our LBS residentsand the Residents and Village officialsfrom Lake Barrington for their greatsupport of this year’s “SUPPORT OURTROOPS” CAMPAIGN. It’s too soonto know the estimated value of all yourdonations; we’ll report in October.

MILITARY SPEAKERS BUREAU

We are in discussions with retired USNavy Officer Ann Rondeau, new Col-lege of DuPage President, for a presen-tation entitled, “The History of Womenin the Military.” We’ll keep you postedon this opportunity to hear PresidentRondeau speak about women in themilitary.

Veterans of LBS P.O. Box 202, Barrington, IL 60010-0202 A 501(C)19 org. www.veteransoflbs.com

HOSPICE? WHY SHOULD I CARE?There are two sure things in life, death and taxes.

We can’t help with your taxes. There is a lot of confusion, though, about hospice.Join Betsy Haraf to learn what hospice is, when it is time to choose and all the benefitshospice offers to support patients and families during a life limiting illness and be-yond. We’ll also hear about palliative care and how it is used to manage pain andsymptoms of declining health.

Someone said “it’s better to have and not need than to need and not have.” Let’sget this great information and hope we won’t need it.

Thursday, September 22, 2016, 7:00 PMAt The Lodge at the Shores. Please call the office to register

so we don’t run out of cookies.

Sponsored by Community Affairs Commission

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Condo 7 7pm CLRM


Men’s Bridge 1pm CLRMCondo 8 7pm CLRM

Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSL

Bocce 4pm BCPickleball 5pm FSLBilliards 6pm GR

Master Board 7pm BR


Men’s Club 10:30am BRMC 2 3-7pm FSLYoga 4:30pm BR

5K Volunteer Meeting 6pm BR

Lake and Ponds 7pm BRBridge 7pm CLRM

MC 2 11am -3pm CLRM

Social Club Autumn Social6:30pm Marina Rooftop

Run the Shores at Lake Barrington 5K

8am – Kelsey Marketplace


Sailing Asc. Race 12:30pm - Marina

Veterans 9am CRBridge 10am CLRM

CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMBocce 4pm BC

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 13 7pm FSL

Rules & Regs 7pm BR

Veterans 9am CRCL Bridge 12:45pm CLRM

Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BR

Condo 1 Annual 7pm FSLCondo 2 7pm BR


Men’s Bridge 1pm CLRMCondo 5 7pm CR

Condo 11 7pm FSLCondo 3 7pm CLRM

Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSLBrushstrokes 10 BR

Bocce 4pm BCSocial & Sports 5pm CR

Billiards 6pm GR



Community Affairs –Hospice 7pm FSLFinance 7pm BR

Tai Chi Party6pm CLRM


Photo Club 12pm CLRM


Men’s Bridge 1pm CLRMCondo 12 7pm CRCondo 6 7pm BRCondo 4 7pm FSL

Yoga 8:30am BRMah Jongg 10am FSLBridge 10am CLRM

Bocce 4pm BCPublic Works 4pm CLRM

Shoresmen Banquet 5pm BRBilliards 6pm GR

Landscape 6:30pm CLRM



September 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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Noteworthy News & EventsRun the Shores at Lake Barrington—Saturday,September 17th

Look to this issue of Shorelines for more informa-tion on Run the Shores at Lake Barrington 5K / 1Mile Event. Visit www.LakeBarringtonShores.org

to register online or pick up an application at the LBS Manage-ment Office. This event is open to the public and is a great op-portunity to gather your friends and family together for a worthycause! Proceeds are donated to Cuba Township Food Pantry.

Scarecrow Contest

Back by popular demand—it’s the LBS Scarecrow Contest!Everyone is invited to take part in this fun activity. LBS resi-dents, along with our many chartered clubs, commissions andcondo groups will vie for the top honors. Scarecrows will bedisplayed on Old Barn Rd. outside of the The Lodge. Therewill be prizes for winners (individual/family as well as group).

Stop by The Lodge to fill out a short entry form and receivemore information on the contest starting Monday, October3rd. Scarecrows may be displayed any time after Wednesday,October 5th and must be displayed by Monday, October 10th.

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Voting begins on Tuesday October 11th and goes through October 26th. Good Luck!!

Upcoming Events at Lake Barrington Shores—Save the Date!

Saturday, September 17th – Run the Shores at Lake Barrington

Tuesday, November 8th – Election Day

Friday, November 11th & Saturday, November 12th – Holiday Arts and Gift Show

Friday, December 9th – LBS Commission Party

Saturday, December 10th – Breakfast with Santa

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005

The Social Club presents…FILM FLICKS!

For the benefit of Children’s Home and Aid Society of Illinois

Featuring FREE movies, FREE snacks, and lively discussions2016 Theme is Fine Art of Food and Wine

4:00pm—The Lodge Ballroom

Tuesday, October 18th—“BIG NIGHT”Starring Stanley Tucci, who co-wrote, co-directed and starred.Brothers who hope the impending visit from a famous guestwill save their failing restaurant.

Wednesday, November 16th—“SIDEWAYS”Starring Paul Giamatti. This move put the West Coast PinotNoir on the map.

Wednesday, December 7th—“SPINNING PLATES”Three extraordinary restaurants and the incredible people whomake them what they are.

Donations gratefully accepted to benefit the children and fam-ilies served by the Children’s Home and Aid Society of Illinois.

Following the movies in October, November, and Decemberdinner reservations will be available at ZaZa’s Tavola Italiana.847-381-1333. ZaZa’s will be donating 10% of your dinnerbill to CHASI.

Following the movies in November and December dinnerreservations will be available at The LBS Golf Club—847-382-6650. The Golf Club will be drawing a 4-some of golffrom all those that dine on the movie nights.

Please make your reservations a week in advance and mentionChildren’s Home and Aid.

For more information: Call Marcia Todd at 847-304-1052 orCarol Garibotti at 847-381-6104.

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