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Noteworthy News & EventsRun the Shores at Lake Barrington—Way toGo!!!

2016 marked the 6th year of Run the Shores atLake Barrington. Residents of LBS and thosefrom surrounding communities came out to

show their support at this event which benefits the CubaTownship Food Pantry. The race resulted in a donation ofclose to $2,000 that will be used to restock the shelves andprovide local assistance to those in need. Thank you to ourmany volunteers and especially the Race Committee members:Mike Foster (Race Director), Jane Ander (Volunteer Coordi-nator) and Asheley Boudreau (Lake Barrington Shores Staff).Way to go everyone!

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).

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

UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES—SAVETHE DATE!

Tuesday, November 8th—Election Day

Friday, November 11th & Saturday November 12th—HolidayArts and Gift Show

Friday, December 9th—LBS Commission Party

Saturday, December 10th—Breakfast with Santa

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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

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

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Wear a sweet, funny or scary costume.

Bring your scariest food concoction to share & BYOB

Saturday, October 22, 2016The Lodge Ballroom 6:30pm

So park your BROOM and come SIT for a SPELL!

Costumes are optional, but encouraged.

The more the merrier so pass it on.

Questions contact: [email protected]

Oom-pha, Oom-pha, Oom-pha-pah-pah

Do you enjoy German music? Do you enjoy German food?

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Or do you just enjoy a fun-filled concert and meal??

On Sunday, October 9, join “The Nip-persink Rogues” at The Lodge, 5:00dinner—followed by a rousing concertof oom-pahs and polkas, for an upbeat,entertaining time.

J.D.s will cater a bountiful buffet ofbrats, plus two kinds of sauerkraut…add to that…home-made German po-tato salad, and cider doughnuts—all inabundance!! Beer and soft drinks to beincluded.

LBS Ladies Club is sponsoring this pop-ular event at just $20.00 p/p.

Send to Carol Andler at 412 ValleyView Road to ensure your spot at thislively and popular event.

AROUND AND ABOUT LAKEBARRINGTON

Be sure to use the new Pepper Park Path-way to make your Lake Barrington shop-ping easier!. You can park in a PepperRoad parking area, and then walk the Pep-per Park Pathway to and from all theshops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex.Speaking of Canlan SportsPlex, everyTuesday they’re hosting the Farmers Mar-ket. Their space is much larger than previ-ous years, so look forward to a greatvariety of Farmers Market shopping.

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

28156 W. Northpointe, just off PepperRoad. Vendors include: Aspiring Kitchen—Fish, Shrimp, Cheese. Farmer NicksMeats—Six Generation Farming Produce.Roedger Bro Blueberries—Blueberries.Thirty One—Homemade Jewelry. JuicePlus+—Juice. Tom's Knife Sharpening—Knife Sharpening. (Still trying to find abread/bakery—if you know one please en-courage them to call Tammy Kerr at Can-lan SportsPlex 301-272-4437. Thank you!)

PEPPER PARK SHOPS ON PEPPERROAD—GREAT LOCAL SHOPPING!

1. Pepper Park Coffee—everyone’s favoritelocal coffee shop. 2. Wild Pepper—LakeBarrington’s newest venue for parties, dinners, showers, festive events. Cateredexclusively by Wild Asparagus. 3. All Sub-urban Insurance—offering a wide range ofinsurance policies. 4. Wild AsparagusCatering—one of the area’s premier cater-ing and event companies. 5. 10 Nails FaceBody—manicures, facials, waxing andmassage therapy. 6. RSVP Party Rentals—full service party rentals from silverware totents, plastic cups, to bouncy houses. 7.Health in Motion Physical Therapy—specializing in pain-free physical therapy.8. Harmony Studio—offering a variety ofdance, yoga and baton classes.

Our Village website, www.lakebarring-ton.org, and our Facebook page whichyou can access from the Village website,offer lots of information about howyour Village functions and the variouscommissions that do the work, plus pho-tos and information from such events asOctober’s Barnstomp! Thanks for read-ing! You can always contact me [email protected]

Beach Water Health and Safety at the ShoresSafety and health are priorities at LakeBarrington Shores’ beach. The LakeCounty Health Department tests thebeach water by taking two water sam-ples biweekly from Memorial Daythrough Labor Day. Results are postedon the health department’s section of theLake County web site.

If one of the samples exceeds the advisablelimit, and the second test is acceptable, abeach advisory is posted at the beach.When the bacteria count exceeds permis-sible levels in both samples, the beach isclosed. When the beach is closed, thehealth department returns daily until thesamples return to safe levels. Questions re-garding the testing protocols can be di-rected to the Senior Biologist at the LakeCounty Health Department: Mike Adam,B.S., M.S., by phoning 847-377-8002.

Two factors contributing to excessive bac-terial counts are rainfall and waterfowlproximity. Waterways and wetlands arethe primary habitat of geese and ducks.Their guano washes into streams andponds after significant rainfall. Because astream enters Lake Barrington adjacent tothe beach, rainfall can result in contami-nation. Additionally, because the beach isa relatively open area, with sun warmedsand, waterfowl congregate overnight andcontaminate the beach. While little can bedone to stanch the flow of contaminatedrainwater, proper beach cleanup remainsa priority.

Water AerobicsWater Aerobics is back at LBS on Mon-day, Wednesday and Friday with ournew certified instructor, Elizabeth.Classes meet at 7:30am and 8:40am. Getyour heart rate going or relax a little riding a noodle. We do some of eachalong with balance and strengthening exercises. The fee is $6.00 per class.Questions: Call Gale 847-381-6087.

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!!!

Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am

Light Yoga—A series of yoga poses andbreathing exercises designed and adaptedto promote a tranquil and relaxing yogaexperience. In this class we take a gentleapproach to yoga postures while work-ing on alignment and having fun improv-ing flexibility, strength, balance andrelaxation techniques.

Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorpo-rate yoga postures and breathing exerciseto promote flexibility, strength, balanceand relaxation while continuing to finetune alignment in poses. Poses are adapt-able to meet individual needs.

Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 4:30–5:45pm

Yoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incorpo-rate a series of yoga poses and breathingexercises providing a more physical pro-gram moving from pose to pose whilestill focusing on posture and alignment.This class uses weight-bearing poses andmore challenging transitions to buildstrength, endurance, flexibility, improvebalance and relaxation. All students arewelcome to take it at your own pace.Variations will be given.

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 Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.

VETERANS OF LBSThe Veterans of LBS are offering U.S. flag kits with installa-tion to LBS residents for a $45 donation. These flags are 3'x5'Solarmax nylon material, the longest lasting and strongestflag material, with U.S. embroidered stars & sewn stripes.They’re manufactured by Annin where legend is Betsy Rossworked in the 1820s. Annin U.S. flags have flown on themoon and both North and South poles. Order online atwww.veteransoflbs.com, or at The Lodge & below:

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 residents andthe Residents and Village officials fromLake Barrington for their great support ofour 2016 “SUPPORT OUR TROOPS”campaign.

YOUR EFFORTS resulted in a 12% in-crease over 2015’s campaign. Congratula-tions and THANK YOU!

MILITARY SPEAKERS BUREAU

We are in discussions with retired US Navy Officer Ann Rondeau,new College of DuPage President,for a presentation entitled, “TheHistory of Women in the Mili-tary.” We’ll keep you posted onthis opportunity to hear PresidentRondeau speak about women inthe military.

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

Save the DateChristmas in Williamsburg Lunch

Sponsored by BrushstrokesWednesday, December 7th, 12 Noon

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BACOA’s Cuisine ClubTuesday October 18, 2016 at Cooper’s Hawk Winery Restaurant

Join BACOA for our October Cuisine Club at Noon on Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at Cooper’s Hawk Winery Restaurant locatedat 100 W. Higgins Rd. in the South Barrington Arboretum. Our luncheon will offer three choices; Starter; Plain Ol’ House Saladwith dressing on the side. Entrees will be Dana’s Parmesan Crusted Chicken with Tomato Basil Relish, Lemon Butter, Mary’s Po-tatoes, Garlic Green Beans, Country Rigatoni with Italian Sausage, Mushrooms, Chicken, Roasted Grape Tomatoes, Herbs,Tomato Garlic Cream Sauce. Vegetarian option on request. Dessert will be Cooper’s Hawk Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Mousse,Hazelnut Ganache, Served with Chocolate Covered Strawberry. The lunch includes, Coffee, Tea, and Soft Drink. Price is $28.00per person, inclusive of tax & gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.

You may pay by cash or check on the day of the luncheon. Checks must be written to BACOA. The deadline for reservations andcancellations is Friday, October 14.

Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477 AT BACOA For Reservations.The Barrington Area Council on Aging, Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organization. The Council on Aging exists to promote vibrant, healthy aging by providing activities,education, and support to adults and caregivers for #agingbetter. Visit us at bacoa.org, Facebook, Twitter, & Pinterest

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BARN STOMP Saturday, October 22

4 pm - 8 pm

Live Music * Hayride * BBQ Bonfire * Kids’ Fun

Entrance Fee: $10/Vehicle Includes entertainment, activities, food, Non-alcoholic beverages and parking. Beer and wine available at cash bar. 3 Ways to Register by October 16:

Register online at www.lakebarrington.org, or Email [email protected], or Call 847-381-6010, ext. 104

Please provide your name, address, number of people in your group, children in your group ages 10 and under, and phone number or email.

Halloween Safety TipsHalloween can be scary, but in a funand safe way. The following tips canhelp make these traditions an enjoy-able time for the whole family.

Never go trick-or-treating alone.Make sure that there is an adult ora responsible, older youth accompa-nying young children.

Trim trick-or-treat bags with reflec-tive tape and if your child’s costumeis all black or a darker color, trimthe sides of it so they will be more visible. Carrying a flashlight willalso help drivers to see children better as well as help keep the trick-or-treater from walking where thereare hazards.

Although it may be tempting forchildren to snack on candy whiletrick-or-treating, it is better to waituntil they get home. An adultshould go through the treats andthrow out anything that looks asthough it has been tampered with oris not in the original packaging. Payattention to ingredients while youare sorting. Some candy may not besuitable for younger children.

Leave the pumpkin carving to theadults. Children can participate bycleaning out the pumpkin. Paintedpumpkins are a fun and creativetime for kids and much safer.

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Golf Golf Golfetvelt and Laurie Feldman endured allchallenges to rise to the top. The lastround played with Elaine Teschner andMary Jo Zaksas was tied through hole 16with a hard fought last two holes to win.

Member/Guest Day had a rainy day onceagain but even without golf everyone hada great time. A wonderful luncheon wasplanned by Mary Jo Zaksas and ElaineTeschner with Bobbi Sfire providing thebeautiful floral table decorations. By thetime all the chatter subsided and the doorprizes were given out, I wonder howmany missed the golf?

Low Net scores by Flight for the Tourna-ment were recorded by Diane Boger,Bobbi Sfire and Elaine Teschner.

The two-person team match-play tourna-ment, Rita Lupori, has a winner. Afterseveral weeks of trying to coordinate thecalendars of women’s availability to playgolf on the same day outside the Tuesdayleague day...we have a winner! Janet Ni-

WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GOLFLEAGUE

We have Winners!!

League Championship Tournament WinnersFlight-A Linda CollettFlight-B Janet NietveltFlight-C Kathy Wilson

on August 24, but 20 hearty souls showedup for coffee, donuts, and idle chat!!

August 31 was guest day and an individ-ual low net contest! There was a threeway tie for first place with Tom Paine,Tom Britton, and Lee Hoffing shootingnet 69’s!

The two day Shoresman championshipwas concluded on September 14 in a verycompetitive set of matches! Winnerswere: A Flight, Bob Doherty with a net140; B Flight, Steve Burgess with a net140; and C Flight, Sam Bianci with a net120!! Congratulations to all winners,and thanks to all participants!

Our official Shoresmen season ended onSeptember 28, with our annual banquet—always a riotous affair!! Thanks to Q, Eric,Steve, Justin, and the entire staff for help-ing to make our Wednesday events fun!And a special thanks to our fearless leader,Tom Teschner for his running the program!

“Swing hard, in case you hit it.”

SHORESMENOur August/September events covered a lotof ground, starting with the August 10th“beat the pro” game! Twenty-four playersbeat Quentin, with Harry Balzer shootinga net 64!! Harry’s card included a gross 40on the front, with an 8 on number 4, and agross 32 on the back nine with an ace onnumber 16, for a gross 72! First ace of theseason in Shoresmen play! Congrats Harry!

Match play concluded in August, withthe winners being: A Flight Jack Beavers,B Flight, Steve Burgess, and C Flight,Gerry Perozzi! Congrats!!

Shoresman Bob Obernesser was the win-ner of the D Flight in the LBS ClubChampionship open to all Club mem-bers, with a two day total net score of146! Congrats to Bob!

The August 17 game was 1-2-3 progres-sion, and the team of Warren Wegener,Tom Teschner, Joe Rennels, and Jim Meyerwith a team net 123! We were rained out

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 moveput the West Coast Pinot Noir on themap.

Wednesday, December 7th—“SPINNING PLATES”

Three extraordinary restaurants andthe incredible people who make themwhat they are.

Donations gratefully accepted tobenefit the children and familiesserved by the Children’s Home andAid Society of Illinois.

Following the movies in October,November, and December dinnerreservations will be available atZaZa’s Tavola Italiana. 847-381-1333. ZaZa’s will be donating 10%of your dinner bill to CHASI.

Following the movies in Novemberand December dinner reservationswill be available at The LBS GolfClub—847-382-6650. The GolfClub will be drawing a 4-some ofgolf from all those that dine on themovie nights.

Please make your reservations aweek in advance and mention Chil-dren’s Home and Aid.

For more information: Call MarciaTodd at 847-304-1052 or CarolGaribotti at 847-381-6104.

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THERE’S STILL TIME!Even though winter isslowly sneaking up onus, there’s still plentyof time to repair or re-place problem decksand balconies beforethe construction sea-son ends. With its con-stant snow and ice and

weeks of freezing and thawing, winter weather is terrible formaking any defects on these structures worse. If your deck orbalcony is already in bad shape now, it might be unusablewhen spring rolls around again.

Don’t wait until you have an emergency! If it turns out thatmajor work is required, get it done now and be sure you’reprotected against whatever winter will throw at us this year.For those of you who are snowbirds who will be away for sev-eral months, it’s especially important to take care of potentialproblems before you leave.

Go out and take a good look at all the wood on your deck orbalcony. If anything on the railings wobbles or wiggles, or thefloor boards are uneven, or move when you step on them,there’s a problem. If you see black patches, it might indicaterot. If you can stick a knife or other sharp implement right intothe wood where the black patches are, get help fast. Little pilesof sawdust can signal insect damage that weakens the wood,and that’s also a problem. If you are able to see underneath thestructure, look there too.

Call a contractor to come and take a look. Most will performan evaluation without charge. Sometimes doing preventivemaintenance with small repairs can save you from having todo a complete replacement when you least expect it. Yourcondo’s architecture rep or your Account Manager in the Man-agement Office will be glad to advise you.

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

FIRE SAFETY

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Golf Golf Golfat the Shores. Dine, Dance, consume adult beverages. Invita-tions soon.

2017 SCHEDULE

Fridays: April 28 – May 02, 26 – June 09, 23 – July 07, 21 –August 04, 18 – September 01, 15, 29 – Annual Christmas/Hol-iday Party Friday December 01.

LADIES’ 9 HOLEThe September Ladies’ Nine Hole Golf League included twogolf rounds to determine League Champions and The Babe, theannual charity event. League champions will be awarded prizesat the final lunch meeting and will be published next month.

The August 13 skills game was longest putt. Winners wereFlight A Bonnie Rooney, Flight B Ann Kramer, and Flight CCarol Kanak. Ann and Carol also had lowest putts for the day.Low putts for Flight A was Becky McGovern. Ann Kramer alsohad a chip in.

On August 25, The Babe was held. Over $1500.00 was do-nated to Good Shepherd Breast Cancer Center. This includedmember donations, mulligans, and raffle. Several members do-nated creative baskets for raffle prizes. Nurse Navigator, HeidiWiltse who works at the Breast Care Center, was the guestspeaker. Along with thanking members, Heidi described thenew Breast Cancer facility at GSH and answered many ques-tions about the facility.

Congratulations to chairperson Judy Dincher as well as com-mittee members Jean Tittle and Joan Scott for a wonderful, funevent.

NINE AND DINENine and Dine had a successful 2016 season! Thanks to the following people who hosted events:

• Susan Appert & Mark Demma, Debbie Jordan & Dave Smart—Fiesta Nite

• Rick Drexler & Lorraine O’Malley, Eric & Jackie Wedell—Hawaiian Fest

• Phyllis & Paul Duffie, Brian & Connie Donovan—Rock & Putt Out

• Paul & Kathy Saxton, Michael & Barb Duffy—Olympic Night

• Karen Frisella, Monica Jung, Tom Aldrich—Gift giving raised over $1000 for LBS vets

• Jim Scharnall sponsored entertainment

• Pat Hogan managing web site membership

• Steve Burgess golf games

• Greeters Gary Pat Davis Marsha Royster. Deb Gray, Lillian Lahr, Monica Jung. Jaine Monroe. Javier Torre

• Thanks to Katie. Eric in the pro shop

• Restaurant staff Pam, Sergio

• Bill Hinkens for music and dancing

See you in 2017!

Diane Geiser Nine and Dine 847-650-6365

SOLOS & COUPLESHere we are, end of our golf season! THANK YOU to all ourhostesses/hosts, Ro Levy, Steve Burgess, Ginny & Jim Thomp-son for their work this year.

Our last event September 30 was RYDER CUP, to coincidewith the real Ryder Cup @ Hazeltine in Minnesota. HopefullyUSA won, both @ Hazeltine and LBSGC! We’ll report on oursin November Shorelines.

Our September 2 results, Low Net/Blind Partners:9/2 low net partners/blind draw1st Jean Tittle, Steve Burgess2nd Al Kenzer Joyce WisniewskiSkins Al Kenzer and Steve Burgess

For Solos & Couples Members, both Golf & Social, we hopeyou return in 2017. We also welcome new Members, to join usfor golf and/or dinner, to meet new people and socialize on al-ternating Friday nights.

Member reminder: SAVE THE DATE: Friday December 2ndis our annual Christmas/Holiday all-leagues party @ The Lodge

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LBS TENNISAs the summer winds down, the tennis courts are still busy with activity. Aslong as the weather holds through October, all of us tennis enthusiasts meeton the courts for social and competitive games. Our parties are the greatestand have drawn many new members.

Cheers to all of you who have volunteered for this tennis season!

One of our best tournaments/parties of the year was the “Showdown at theLBS Corral.” This creative western event was hosted by Janine and DickRadke, Jane Ander, and Lydia Freeman. Because a picture is worth a 1000words, I’ll let you view our party!

Drop-In Tennis will continue on the October weekends. Friday, October 14will end our tennis season with the Tennis Ball held at The Lodge at the Shores.More information to follow.

Questions: call Anne Ghiglieri at 381-2744 or Nancy Bengtson at 381-3767

The Slinger Winners of the Showdown areWendy Barut and Dave Birr...Congratulations!

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We all know the pluses andminuses of celebrating an-other birthday. With eachyear comes wisdom and an-other year of fond memo-ries. But typically every

birthday is also accompanied by a littleless pep in our step or a need to modifyour routine.

The same is true for the living organismsin our landscape, especially the treeswhich are such a unique feature of theLBS community. Our community haspassed its 40th birthday and so too havea large number of trees the developerplanted when LBS was created.

Of particular concern are more than2,500 conifer trees, which represent asignificant percentage of the tree popula-tion within LBS, estimated to number8,800 trees. These evergreens, typicallyAustrian or Scots pines and Coloradoblue spruces, were attractive additions toour community when first planted. Theygrow quickly, provide color during win-ter when our other trees are bare, andoffer windbreak protection and shelterfor birds. Unfortunately, these speciestypically have a short lifespan and aresusceptible to many pests and diseases.Because of these issues, the Morton Ar-boretum recommends they no longer beused in landscapes throughout theChicago region.

We have already identified 175 conifertrees which are diseased and dead ordying, and they will need to be removedand replaced where appropriate. But thisis just the beginning—we believe thatmost of our 2,500 conifers will succumbto the same fate over the next 15 years.

Removing a dead tree, including stumpremoval and restoration of the surround-ing ground, costs about $500 per tree.We have recognized this risk and in-cluded provisions to pay for this antici-pated cost in the LBCHA capital reserve.

Maintaining the forested character ofLBS is critical to our community’s future,and we plan to replace dead conifers at

Bill ’s a 50% ratio, just as we did when treeswere lost to the Emerald Ash Borer. Thiswill avoid the eventual overcrowdingwhich contributes to premature treedeath. Planting a new tree also costsabout $500 and provisions for re-plant-ing have also been incorporated into thecapital reserve. At the same time, we areexploring creative alternatives to reducetree planting costs, such as installingsmaller saplings on the sides and backsof buildings, and “growing our own”trees from saplings to a more maturestage.

Our objective is to maintain LBS’s repu-tation as the most beautiful landscape inthe Chicagoland area. The landscape isan exceptional and unique feature of ourcommunity. We enjoy our trees every daywhether we’re walking, driving or justlooking out our windows. Our landscapeis also a big selling point for potentialnew residents. So next time you notice abeautiful LBS tree, with garden hose inhand, pour it a long drink, and wish it ahappy birthday and a long and healthylife.

Bill Metzler, Landscape Manager

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 resi-dents 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 vetted 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 to yourdriver directly. The proceeds for thisservice go directly to the Barrington AreaCouncil on Aging to support their programming.

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

New News from LBS Golf Club

October 7, 2016 7-10 Celebrate: Homecoming Celebrate the evening with our new General Manager as we watch the Cubs inthe Playoffs. Yes, it’s going to HAPPEN!Events start at 7pm Homecoming FunFriday 10/77pm till curfew!Special Drinks and Appetizers

Halloween FestStop in and join us for our HalloweenParty Saturday night 10/29EntertainmentBuffet and moreGhoulish activities begin at 7pmCostumes are encouraged – Prize for BestCostume!

Wednesday Shoresman Day15% off all Clothing/Gloves/Hats onWednesdays

Putter SpecialPutters on sale everyday 20% offStop in and see Eric for these special offers

Autumn is enveloping our landscape.This past summer readers of theLandscape articles in Shorelines havebeen treated to commentariesscripted by Lauren Dorman, Land-scape Chairman. She has tackledsome eye opening topics, which areinformative as to the management ofthe LBS landscape. I have receivedmany compliments on the articles,which I have passed onto Lauren.

Thank you, Lauren, for keeping thediligent communication of landscapeactivities open and enlightening.


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CALLING ALL GARDENERS(Actual or Armchair)

Did you know you DON’T have to owna garden to be a member of the LBS Gar-den Club? But you DO have to have alove of nature, especially beautiful plantsand flowers, of which we have in abun-dance here at LBS.

We are looking for new members—menand women—to come to our initial Gar-den Club Meeting to organize plans forthe future and share ideas from the past.We hope to have interesting programs,including speakers, field-trips andclasses. So please,

Bring your ideas!Bring your friends!

Join us on Friday, October 14th, at 10a.m. in the Conference Room, locatedon the lower lever of the Lodge next tothe Office.

Marilyn Lageschultz, Co-chair847-381-0443

Bonnie Keck, Co-chair847-382-0260

LBS PHOTO CLUBOn Sunday October 23 at 12 Noon, theLBS Photo Club is planning an outingaround Lake Barrington Shores to cap-ture the look of autumn. Bring yourcamera or cell phone and we’ll hikearound LBS looking for fall colors or in-teresting reflections on the water.

We will meet in the Club Room at 12PM and go from there.

Note: No Bears game and we’re startingat later time!

The LBS Photo Club is open to anyonewho enjoys photography or interestingimages. Guests are welcome to attend aswell. Please contact Bob Reynolds if youare interested in joining this group.

[email protected]

2016-17 HIGH ROLLERS SUNDAY BOWLING SCHEDULE

October 9, 23, 30November 6, 20December 4, 18January 8, 22February 5, 19

March 2, 9

Awards Banquet will be held onApril 22, 2017.

Location to be determined

Bowling starts at 1:00pm.

Dues are $210 for the entire season orpayments can be made in 2 installments($105 each).

Make checks out to LBS High Rollersand send to:

Marty Evans953 Fairway CircleBarrington, IL 60010

If you have a preference as to who is on your team, please contact John Casciotti at (847) 922-1155 [email protected] as soon as possible

Questions—contact Pat Flynn [email protected]

BRUSHSTROKESPumpkins, chrysanthemums, fallingleaves and scarecrows welcome our col-orful autumn throughout LBS. Brush-strokes plans to enjoy this crisp time ofyear by continuing to paint outdoorsand creating a scarecrow.

Brushstrokes is more than just a paintinggroup. It is an exciting, diversified groupof beginning and professional painters. Itwas started in September 2010. I wantedto create a group where residents couldmeet to share their passion for painting.This past September 7th, we met at theLBS Lodge. Rain was predicted, thus anoutdoor location was not a good plan.And indeed the rain did come. As wepainted in the Fireplace room we couldsee the sky getting darker and nastier.Then came torrential rains that filled thedeck awning to resemble Niagara Falls.As one member wrote in an email, “Itwas a wonderful day—even watching thestorm gather outside our window was sobeautiful. And, I liked the rain too. It wasrefreshing. So was the sunshine that fol-lowed...and a delightful lunch.” Anothermember wrote, “What a nice time, laugh-ing and chatting. I’m so grateful to be in-cluded in such a nice group of people.”And another wrote, “What a nice day—art, friends, lunch.” “We had such funand enlightening conversation!” wroteanother.

I had been delayed coming to our meeting.I called, and when I arrived, all greeted meat the entry to help carry my art supplies.As many of you know, Jack and I will bemoving...our stairs have gotten the best ofus. Between the move preparations, mycherished convertible being permanentlydisabled and other assorted things, I wasoverly stressed, anxious. But, as I sat therewatching the torrential rains and chattingwith our group, I realized how far Brush-strokes has come and how very much it allmeans to me. We not only paint togetherbut have formed friendships, care and

help each other. This was further realizedwhen, after painting in the Fireplace roomthat rainy Wednesday, the group sharedlunch together at No Wake Restaurant.The group made me laugh—we sharednot just lunch but funny dog, bird andfamily stories along with trips, painting lo-cations, etc. etc. One lady mentioned howshe and her best buddy would be travelingto Savannah, Georgia in the next fewdays. I asked if she could take a paintingand a few small family treasures to mygranddaughter who lives in Savannah andis expecting a little girl in December. Notonly did the group heal my stress, but onemember was delivering love several statesaway. Brushstrokes surely illustrates “TheHealing Power of Art.”

Brushstrokes is open to all LBS residents.We meet the first and third Wednesdays ofeach month. For information call Kath-leen L. McCann at 847-989-8437. Weplan to select outdoor locations duringOctober when weather permits. Come toour meetings and see how your creativitycan grow. We learn from each other...andwe have fun. Though Jack and I will bemoving, I will still be with Brushstrokes,only our address will be changed andhome phone number. The listed mobilenumber is constantly with me.

Watch for information about the Christ-mas in Williamsburg Lunch, WednesdayDecember 7, 2016, 12 noon at D&JBistro, sponsored by Brushstrokes. AllLBS residents are invited to attend.

Sharing color ideas…Kathy Losch and BettySandberg

LBS BOOK CLUBDEAD WAKE

Eric LarsonOctober 3, 2016

Meticulous research, personal accounts,and stirring storyline development placethe reader on the decks of the world’slargest passenger ship, as she sails intodangerous waters off the English coast,where she was torpedoed by a GermanU-Boat and sank in 18 minutes, withnearly 1,200 passengers lost to the sea.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 narrative.

THE BEE-LOUD GLADESteve Himmer

November 7, 2016

Allegory. Social treatise. Contemporizedfolktale. THE BEE-LOUD GLADE isalso a captivating novel that examineshow our harried useless lives may be sig-nificantly improved by making one rad-ical change. What might your mentaland physical state be if you were to liveas a hermit—speaking to no one foryears, being fed and sheltered throughno effort on your part? The super richcan hire a hermit—the ancient symbol ofspiritual joy achieved by living a clois-tered contemplative life—to live in theirestate’s garden. Would you apply?

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

ALL READERS WELCOME!

Interested in an evening LBS BOOKCLUB discussion?

E-mail Mariann Gorman: [email protected]

SAILORS DELIGHTThe Marina and the Sailboats were busyon Labor Day Weekend. Sailors took ad-vantage of classic fall conditions on LakeBarrington to have fun and compete.

Saturday’s Fun Sail brought out sailors torun around the lake with spirited abandon.Chris Nurre, Pat Flynn, Bob Reynolds andBob Roth were among the crowd.

Sunday was a day to remember. In per-fect weather, 10 sailboats raced alengthy course half way down the lakeand back. Spectators came out to greetus and photograph the event. Mark Gib-son and Bob Roth challenged each othertwice and each won one race. Secondplaces went to Mark and Bob whileChris Nurre and Dan Brockman tookthirds. Pat Flynn, Judi Reynolds andMike Rutkovsky did race coordination.

Following the races, a pontoon ride at 5PM gave Members a chance to talkabout the day, share friendship, andenjoy the beauty of Lake Barrington.

Our Awards Party takes place on Satur-day October 15. All residents and guestsare invited. Cost is $20 a person for aHel’s Kitchen catered dinner and dessert.BYOB and appetizers. RSVP checks toLBSSA via Dan Brockman, 620 OldBarn Road. Info 847 382 6015.

MAH JONGGMah Jongg continues every Thursdayfrom 9:30am to 12:30pm at The Lodge.

This is a drop-in group so If you play,please join us any Thursday.

Questions to Ginny at 847-304-1638.

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LBS TENNISAs the summer winds down, the tennis courts are still busy with activity. Aslong as the weather holds through October, all of us tennis enthusiasts meeton the courts for social and competitive games. Our parties are the greatestand have drawn many new members.

Cheers to all of you who have volunteered for this tennis season!

One of our best tournaments/parties of the year was the “Showdown at theLBS Corral.” This creative western event was hosted by Janine and DickRadke, Jane Ander, and Lydia Freeman. Because a picture is worth a 1000words, I’ll let you view our party!

Drop-In Tennis will continue on the October weekends. Friday, October 14will end our tennis season with the Tennis Ball held at The Lodge at the Shores.More information to follow.

Questions: call Anne Ghiglieri at 381-2744 or Nancy Bengtson at 381-3767

The Slinger Winners of the Showdown areWendy Barut and Dave Birr...Congratulations!

ClubsClubs Clubs Clubs Landscape Report

We all know the pluses andminuses of celebrating an-other birthday. With eachyear comes wisdom and an-other year of fond memo-ries. But typically every

birthday is also accompanied by a littleless pep in our step or a need to modifyour routine.

The same is true for the living organismsin our landscape, especially the treeswhich are such a unique feature of theLBS community. Our community haspassed its 40th birthday and so too havea large number of trees the developerplanted when LBS was created.

Of particular concern are more than2,500 conifer trees, which represent asignificant percentage of the tree popula-tion within LBS, estimated to number8,800 trees. These evergreens, typicallyAustrian or Scots pines and Coloradoblue spruces, were attractive additions toour community when first planted. Theygrow quickly, provide color during win-ter when our other trees are bare, andoffer windbreak protection and shelterfor birds. Unfortunately, these speciestypically have a short lifespan and aresusceptible to many pests and diseases.Because of these issues, the Morton Ar-boretum recommends they no longer beused in landscapes throughout theChicago region.

We have already identified 175 conifertrees which are diseased and dead ordying, and they will need to be removedand replaced where appropriate. But thisis just the beginning—we believe thatmost of our 2,500 conifers will succumbto the same fate over the next 15 years.

Removing a dead tree, including stumpremoval and restoration of the surround-ing ground, costs about $500 per tree.We have recognized this risk and in-cluded provisions to pay for this antici-pated cost in the LBCHA capital reserve.

Maintaining the forested character ofLBS is critical to our community’s future,and we plan to replace dead conifers at

Bill ’s a 50% ratio, just as we did when treeswere lost to the Emerald Ash Borer. Thiswill avoid the eventual overcrowdingwhich contributes to premature treedeath. Planting a new tree also costsabout $500 and provisions for re-plant-ing have also been incorporated into thecapital reserve. At the same time, we areexploring creative alternatives to reducetree planting costs, such as installingsmaller saplings on the sides and backsof buildings, and “growing our own”trees from saplings to a more maturestage.

Our objective is to maintain LBS’s repu-tation as the most beautiful landscape inthe Chicagoland area. The landscape isan exceptional and unique feature of ourcommunity. We enjoy our trees every daywhether we’re walking, driving or justlooking out our windows. Our landscapeis also a big selling point for potentialnew residents. So next time you notice abeautiful LBS tree, with garden hose inhand, pour it a long drink, and wish it ahappy birthday and a long and healthylife.


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 resi-dents 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 vetted 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 to yourdriver directly. The proceeds for thisservice go directly to the Barrington AreaCouncil on Aging to support their programming.

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

New News from LBS Golf Club

October 7, 2016 7-10 Celebrate: Homecoming Celebrate the evening with our new General Manager as we watch the Cubs inthe Playoffs. Yes, it’s going to HAPPEN!Events start at 7pm Homecoming FunFriday 10/77pm till curfew!Special Drinks and Appetizers

Halloween FestStop in and join us for our HalloweenParty Saturday night 10/29EntertainmentBuffet and moreGhoulish activities begin at 7pmCostumes are encouraged – Prize for BestCostume!

Wednesday Shoresman Day15% off all Clothing/Gloves/Hats onWednesdays

Putter SpecialPutters on sale everyday 20% offStop in and see Eric for these special offers

Autumn is enveloping our landscape.This past summer readers of theLandscape articles in Shorelines havebeen treated to commentariesscripted by Lauren Dorman, Land-scape Chairman. She has tackledsome eye opening topics, which areinformative as to the management ofthe LBS landscape. I have receivedmany compliments on the articles,which I have passed onto Lauren.

Thank you, Lauren, for keeping thediligent communication of landscapeactivities open and enlightening.


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THERE’S STILL TIME!Even though winter isslowly sneaking up onus, there’s still plentyof time to repair or re-place problem decksand balconies beforethe construction sea-son ends. With its con-stant snow and ice and

weeks of freezing and thawing, winter weather is terrible formaking any defects on these structures worse. If your deck orbalcony is already in bad shape now, it might be unusablewhen spring rolls around again.

Don’t wait until you have an emergency! If it turns out thatmajor work is required, get it done now and be sure you’reprotected against whatever winter will throw at us this year.For those of you who are snowbirds who will be away for sev-eral months, it’s especially important to take care of potentialproblems before you leave.

Go out and take a good look at all the wood on your deck orbalcony. If anything on the railings wobbles or wiggles, or thefloor boards are uneven, or move when you step on them,there’s a problem. If you see black patches, it might indicaterot. If you can stick a knife or other sharp implement right intothe wood where the black patches are, get help fast. Little pilesof sawdust can signal insect damage that weakens the wood,and that’s also a problem. If you are able to see underneath thestructure, look there too.

Call a contractor to come and take a look. Most will performan evaluation without charge. Sometimes doing preventivemaintenance with small repairs can save you from having todo a complete replacement when you least expect it. Yourcondo’s architecture rep or your Account Manager in the Man-agement Office will be glad to advise you.

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

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Golf Golf Golfat the Shores. Dine, Dance, consume adult beverages. Invita-tions soon.

2017 SCHEDULE

Fridays: April 28 – May 02, 26 – June 09, 23 – July 07, 21 –August 04, 18 – September 01, 15, 29 – Annual Christmas/Hol-iday Party Friday December 01.

LADIES’ 9 HOLEThe September Ladies’ Nine Hole Golf League included twogolf rounds to determine League Champions and The Babe, theannual charity event. League champions will be awarded prizesat the final lunch meeting and will be published next month.

The August 13 skills game was longest putt. Winners wereFlight A Bonnie Rooney, Flight B Ann Kramer, and Flight CCarol Kanak. Ann and Carol also had lowest putts for the day.Low putts for Flight A was Becky McGovern. Ann Kramer alsohad a chip in.

On August 25, The Babe was held. Over $1500.00 was do-nated to Good Shepherd Breast Cancer Center. This includedmember donations, mulligans, and raffle. Several members do-nated creative baskets for raffle prizes. Nurse Navigator, HeidiWiltse who works at the Breast Care Center, was the guestspeaker. Along with thanking members, Heidi described thenew Breast Cancer facility at GSH and answered many ques-tions about the facility.

Congratulations to chairperson Judy Dincher as well as com-mittee members Jean Tittle and Joan Scott for a wonderful, funevent.

NINE AND DINENine and Dine had a successful 2016 season! Thanks to the following people who hosted events:

• Susan Appert & Mark Demma, Debbie Jordan & Dave Smart—Fiesta Nite

• Rick Drexler & Lorraine O’Malley, Eric & Jackie Wedell—Hawaiian Fest

• Phyllis & Paul Duffie, Brian & Connie Donovan—Rock & Putt Out

• Paul & Kathy Saxton, Michael & Barb Duffy—Olympic Night

• Karen Frisella, Monica Jung, Tom Aldrich—Gift giving raised over $1000 for LBS vets

• Jim Scharnall sponsored entertainment

• Pat Hogan managing web site membership

• Steve Burgess golf games

• Greeters Gary Pat Davis Marsha Royster. Deb Gray, Lillian Lahr, Monica Jung. Jaine Monroe. Javier Torre

• Thanks to Katie. Eric in the pro shop

• Restaurant staff Pam, Sergio

• Bill Hinkens for music and dancing

See you in 2017!

Diane Geiser Nine and Dine 847-650-6365

SOLOS & COUPLESHere we are, end of our golf season! THANK YOU to all ourhostesses/hosts, Ro Levy, Steve Burgess, Ginny & Jim Thomp-son for their work this year.

Our last event September 30 was RYDER CUP, to coincidewith the real Ryder Cup @ Hazeltine in Minnesota. HopefullyUSA won, both @ Hazeltine and LBSGC! We’ll report on oursin November Shorelines.

Our September 2 results, Low Net/Blind Partners:9/2 low net partners/blind draw1st Jean Tittle, Steve Burgess2nd Al Kenzer Joyce WisniewskiSkins Al Kenzer and Steve Burgess

For Solos & Couples Members, both Golf & Social, we hopeyou return in 2017. We also welcome new Members, to join usfor golf and/or dinner, to meet new people and socialize on al-ternating Friday nights.

Member reminder: SAVE THE DATE: Friday December 2ndis our annual Christmas/Holiday all-leagues party @ The Lodge

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Golf Golf Golfetvelt and Laurie Feldman endured allchallenges to rise to the top. The lastround played with Elaine Teschner andMary Jo Zaksas was tied through hole 16with a hard fought last two holes to win.

Member/Guest Day had a rainy day onceagain but even without golf everyone hada great time. A wonderful luncheon wasplanned by Mary Jo Zaksas and ElaineTeschner with Bobbi Sfire providing thebeautiful floral table decorations. By thetime all the chatter subsided and the doorprizes were given out, I wonder howmany missed the golf?

Low Net scores by Flight for the Tourna-ment were recorded by Diane Boger,Bobbi Sfire and Elaine Teschner.

The two-person team match-play tourna-ment, Rita Lupori, has a winner. Afterseveral weeks of trying to coordinate thecalendars of women’s availability to playgolf on the same day outside the Tuesdayleague day...we have a winner! Janet Ni-

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League Championship Tournament WinnersFlight-A Linda CollettFlight-B Janet NietveltFlight-C Kathy Wilson

on August 24, but 20 hearty souls showedup for coffee, donuts, and idle chat!!

August 31 was guest day and an individ-ual low net contest! There was a threeway tie for first place with Tom Paine,Tom Britton, and Lee Hoffing shootingnet 69’s!

The two day Shoresman championshipwas concluded on September 14 in a verycompetitive set of matches! Winnerswere: A Flight, Bob Doherty with a net140; B Flight, Steve Burgess with a net140; and C Flight, Sam Bianci with a net120!! Congratulations to all winners,and thanks to all participants!

Our official Shoresmen season ended onSeptember 28, with our annual banquet—always a riotous affair!! Thanks to Q, Eric,Steve, Justin, and the entire staff for help-ing to make our Wednesday events fun!And a special thanks to our fearless leader,Tom Teschner for his running the program!

“Swing hard, in case you hit it.”

SHORESMENOur August/September events covered a lotof ground, starting with the August 10th“beat the pro” game! Twenty-four playersbeat Quentin, with Harry Balzer shootinga net 64!! Harry’s card included a gross 40on the front, with an 8 on number 4, and agross 32 on the back nine with an ace onnumber 16, for a gross 72! First ace of theseason in Shoresmen play! Congrats Harry!

Match play concluded in August, withthe winners being: A Flight Jack Beavers,B Flight, Steve Burgess, and C Flight,Gerry Perozzi! Congrats!!

Shoresman Bob Obernesser was the win-ner of the D Flight in the LBS ClubChampionship open to all Club mem-bers, with a two day total net score of146! Congrats to Bob!

The August 17 game was 1-2-3 progres-sion, and the team of Warren Wegener,Tom Teschner, Joe Rennels, and Jim Meyerwith a team net 123! We were rained out

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 moveput the West Coast Pinot Noir on themap.

Wednesday, December 7th—“SPINNING PLATES”

Three extraordinary restaurants andthe incredible people who make themwhat they are.

Donations gratefully accepted tobenefit the children and familiesserved by the Children’s Home andAid Society of Illinois.

Following the movies in October,November, and December dinnerreservations will be available atZaZa’s Tavola Italiana. 847-381-1333. ZaZa’s will be donating 10%of your dinner bill to CHASI.

Following the movies in Novemberand December dinner reservationswill be available at The LBS GolfClub—847-382-6650. The GolfClub will be drawing a 4-some ofgolf from all those that dine on themovie nights.

Please make your reservations aweek in advance and mention Chil-dren’s Home and Aid.

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BACOA’s Cuisine ClubTuesday October 18, 2016 at Cooper’s Hawk Winery Restaurant

Join BACOA for our October Cuisine Club at Noon on Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at Cooper’s Hawk Winery Restaurant locatedat 100 W. Higgins Rd. in the South Barrington Arboretum. Our luncheon will offer three choices; Starter; Plain Ol’ House Saladwith dressing on the side. Entrees will be Dana’s Parmesan Crusted Chicken with Tomato Basil Relish, Lemon Butter, Mary’s Po-tatoes, Garlic Green Beans, Country Rigatoni with Italian Sausage, Mushrooms, Chicken, Roasted Grape Tomatoes, Herbs,Tomato Garlic Cream Sauce. Vegetarian option on request. Dessert will be Cooper’s Hawk Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Mousse,Hazelnut Ganache, Served with Chocolate Covered Strawberry. The lunch includes, Coffee, Tea, and Soft Drink. Price is $28.00per person, inclusive of tax & gratuity. Cash bar will be on your own.

You may pay by cash or check on the day of the luncheon. Checks must be written to BACOA. The deadline for reservations andcancellations is Friday, October 14.

Contact Linda Avellon 847-881-0477 AT BACOA For Reservations.The Barrington Area Council on Aging, Inc. is a public, not-for-profit organization. The Council on Aging exists to promote vibrant, healthy aging by providing activities,education, and support to adults and caregivers for #agingbetter. Visit us at bacoa.org, Facebook, Twitter, & Pinterest

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BARN STOMP Saturday, October 22

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Live Music * Hayride * BBQ Bonfire * Kids’ Fun

Entrance Fee: $10/Vehicle Includes entertainment, activities, food, Non-alcoholic beverages and parking. Beer and wine available at cash bar. 3 Ways to Register by October 16:

Register online at www.lakebarrington.org, or Email [email protected], or Call 847-381-6010, ext. 104

Please provide your name, address, number of people in your group, children in your group ages 10 and under, and phone number or email.

Halloween Safety TipsHalloween can be scary, but in a funand safe way. The following tips canhelp make these traditions an enjoy-able time for the whole family.

Never go trick-or-treating alone.Make sure that there is an adult ora responsible, older youth accompa-nying young children.

Trim trick-or-treat bags with reflec-tive tape and if your child’s costumeis all black or a darker color, trimthe sides of it so they will be more visible. Carrying a flashlight willalso help drivers to see children better as well as help keep the trick-or-treater from walking where thereare hazards.

Although it may be tempting forchildren to snack on candy whiletrick-or-treating, it is better to waituntil they get home. An adultshould go through the treats andthrow out anything that looks asthough it has been tampered with oris not in the original packaging. Payattention to ingredients while youare sorting. Some candy may not besuitable for younger children.

Leave the pumpkin carving to theadults. Children can participate bycleaning out the pumpkin. Paintedpumpkins are a fun and creativetime for kids and much safer.

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Wear a sweet, funny or scary costume.

Bring your scariest food concoction to share & BYOB

Saturday, October 22, 2016The Lodge Ballroom 6:30pm

So park your BROOM and come SIT for a SPELL!

Costumes are optional, but encouraged.

The more the merrier so pass it on.

Questions contact: [email protected]

Oom-pha, Oom-pha, Oom-pha-pah-pah

Do you enjoy German music? Do you enjoy German food?

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Or do you just enjoy a fun-filled concert and meal??

On Sunday, October 9, join “The Nip-persink Rogues” at The Lodge, 5:00dinner—followed by a rousing concertof oom-pahs and polkas, for an upbeat,entertaining time.

J.D.s will cater a bountiful buffet ofbrats, plus two kinds of sauerkraut…add to that…home-made German po-tato salad, and cider doughnuts—all inabundance!! Beer and soft drinks to beincluded.

LBS Ladies Club is sponsoring this pop-ular event at just $20.00 p/p.

Send to Carol Andler at 412 ValleyView Road to ensure your spot at thislively and popular event.

AROUND AND ABOUT LAKEBARRINGTON

Be sure to use the new Pepper Park Path-way to make your Lake Barrington shop-ping easier!. You can park in a PepperRoad parking area, and then walk the Pep-per Park Pathway to and from all theshops, restaurants and Canlan SportsPlex.Speaking of Canlan SportsPlex, everyTuesday they’re hosting the Farmers Mar-ket. Their space is much larger than previ-ous years, so look forward to a greatvariety of Farmers Market shopping.

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

28156 W. Northpointe, just off PepperRoad. Vendors include: Aspiring Kitchen—Fish, Shrimp, Cheese. Farmer NicksMeats—Six Generation Farming Produce.Roedger Bro Blueberries—Blueberries.Thirty One—Homemade Jewelry. JuicePlus+—Juice. Tom's Knife Sharpening—Knife Sharpening. (Still trying to find abread/bakery—if you know one please en-courage them to call Tammy Kerr at Can-lan SportsPlex 301-272-4437. Thank you!)

PEPPER PARK SHOPS ON PEPPERROAD—GREAT LOCAL SHOPPING!

1. Pepper Park Coffee—everyone’s favoritelocal coffee shop. 2. Wild Pepper—LakeBarrington’s newest venue for parties, dinners, showers, festive events. Cateredexclusively by Wild Asparagus. 3. All Sub-urban Insurance—offering a wide range ofinsurance policies. 4. Wild AsparagusCatering—one of the area’s premier cater-ing and event companies. 5. 10 Nails FaceBody—manicures, facials, waxing andmassage therapy. 6. RSVP Party Rentals—full service party rentals from silverware totents, plastic cups, to bouncy houses. 7.Health in Motion Physical Therapy—specializing in pain-free physical therapy.8. Harmony Studio—offering a variety ofdance, yoga and baton classes.

Our Village website, www.lakebarring-ton.org, and our Facebook page whichyou can access from the Village website,offer lots of information about howyour Village functions and the variouscommissions that do the work, plus pho-tos and information from such events asOctober’s Barnstomp! Thanks for read-ing! You can always contact me [email protected]

Beach Water Health and Safety at the ShoresSafety and health are priorities at LakeBarrington Shores’ beach. The LakeCounty Health Department tests thebeach water by taking two water sam-ples biweekly from Memorial Daythrough Labor Day. Results are postedon the health department’s section of theLake County web site.

If one of the samples exceeds the advisablelimit, and the second test is acceptable, abeach advisory is posted at the beach.When the bacteria count exceeds permis-sible levels in both samples, the beach isclosed. When the beach is closed, thehealth department returns daily until thesamples return to safe levels. Questions re-garding the testing protocols can be di-rected to the Senior Biologist at the LakeCounty Health Department: Mike Adam,B.S., M.S., by phoning 847-377-8002.

Two factors contributing to excessive bac-terial counts are rainfall and waterfowlproximity. Waterways and wetlands arethe primary habitat of geese and ducks.Their guano washes into streams andponds after significant rainfall. Because astream enters Lake Barrington adjacent tothe beach, rainfall can result in contami-nation. Additionally, because the beach isa relatively open area, with sun warmedsand, waterfowl congregate overnight andcontaminate the beach. While little can bedone to stanch the flow of contaminatedrainwater, proper beach cleanup remainsa priority.

Water AerobicsWater Aerobics is back at LBS on Mon-day, Wednesday and Friday with ournew certified instructor, Elizabeth.Classes meet at 7:30am and 8:40am. Getyour heart rate going or relax a little riding a noodle. We do some of eachalong with balance and strengthening exercises. The fee is $6.00 per class.Questions: Call Gale 847-381-6087.

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!!!

Wednesdays 8:30–9:45am

Light Yoga—A series of yoga poses andbreathing exercises designed and adaptedto promote a tranquil and relaxing yogaexperience. In this class we take a gentleapproach to yoga postures while work-ing on alignment and having fun improv-ing flexibility, strength, balance andrelaxation techniques.

Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorpo-rate yoga postures and breathing exerciseto promote flexibility, strength, balanceand relaxation while continuing to finetune alignment in poses. Poses are adapt-able to meet individual needs.

Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 4:30–5:45pm

Yoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incorpo-rate a series of yoga poses and breathingexercises providing a more physical pro-gram moving from pose to pose whilestill focusing on posture and alignment.This class uses weight-bearing poses andmore challenging transitions to buildstrength, endurance, flexibility, improvebalance and relaxation. All students arewelcome to take it at your own pace.Variations will be given.

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 Saturdaysat The Lodge. We start at 8:30am andmeet either in the ballroom or fitness studio.

VETERANS OF LBSThe Veterans of LBS are offering U.S. flag kits with installa-tion to LBS residents for a $45 donation. These flags are 3'x5'Solarmax nylon material, the longest lasting and strongestflag material, with U.S. embroidered stars & sewn stripes.They’re manufactured by Annin where legend is Betsy Rossworked in the 1820s. Annin U.S. flags have flown on themoon and both North and South poles. Order online atwww.veteransoflbs.com, or at The Lodge & below:

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 residents andthe Residents and Village officials fromLake Barrington for their great support ofour 2016 “SUPPORT OUR TROOPS”campaign.

YOUR EFFORTS resulted in a 12% in-crease over 2015’s campaign. Congratula-tions and THANK YOU!

MILITARY SPEAKERS BUREAU

We are in discussions with retired US Navy Officer Ann Rondeau,new College of DuPage President,for a presentation entitled, “TheHistory of Women in the Mili-tary.” We’ll keep you posted onthis opportunity to hear PresidentRondeau speak about women inthe military.

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

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Water Aerobics 7:30am/8:40am

Veterans 9am CRBridge 9:30am CLRMBook Club 10am FSL

CL Bridge 12:45pm FSLBocce 4pm BC

Yoga 4:30pm BRArchitecture 7pm CLRM

Matter of Balance 10am CR & FS

Hand and Foot 10am FSLBridge 1pm CLRM

Tennis Committee 7pm FSLCommunity Affairs 7pm CR

Water Aerobics 7:30am/8:40amYoga 8:30am BR

Bridge 10am CLRMMah Jongg 10am FSLBrushstrokes 10am BR

Bocce 4pm BCBilliards 6pm GR

Condo 10 7pm CR

Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm FS

Bridge Party 5:30pm BRInsurance 7:30pm CR


Tai Chi 8:30am FSMaster Board Work Session

9am CLRMYoga 9:45am FS

Ladies Club Oktoberfest5pm BR

Water Aerobics7:30am/8:40am

Veterans 9am CRCL Bridge 12:45pm CLRM

Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BR

Condo 7 7pm CLRMCondo 9 Annual Mtg

7pm FSL

AARP 9:30am BRMatter of Balance 10am CR & FS


Conversation Club 7pm FSLCondo 8 7pm CLRM


Mah Jongg 10am FSLBocce 4pm BC

Billiards 6pm GRMaster Board Meeting

7pm BR

AARP 9:30am BRMah Jongg 9:30am CLRM

Yoga 4:30pm FSBridge 7pm CLRM


Morning Glories 10am FSLGarden Club 10am CR

Tennis Banquet 6pm EUL

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

Sailing Asc. Banquet 5pmEUL


Veterans 9am CRBridge 10am CLRM

CL Bridge 12:45pm FSLBocce 4pm BC

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 13 7pm FSL

Rules & Regs 7pm BRWater Aerobics7:30am/8:40am

Veterans 9am CRCL Bridge 12:45pm CLRM

Bocce 4pm BCYoga 4:30pm BRCondo 1 7pm FSLCondo 2 7pm BR

Water Aerobics 7:30am/8:40amVeterans 9am CR

CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMBocce 4pm BC

Yoga 4:30pm BR



Movie Night 4pm BRCondo 3 7pm CLRM

Condo 5 7pm CRCondo 11 7pm FSL


Mah Jongg 10am FSLBrushstrokes 10am BR

Bocce 4pm BCSocial & Sports 5pm CR

Billiards 6pm GRFire Department 7pm BR

Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm FS

Bridge 7pm CLRMLake & Ponds 7pm BR

Water Aerobics7:30am/8:40am

Condo 10 Oktoberfest5:30pm EUL



Shorecroppers 5pm FSLSocial Club Halloween

Party 6:30pm BR

Photo Club 12pm CLRM


Hand and Foot 10am FSLBridge 1pm CLRMCondo 12 7pm CR

Condo 6 7pm CLRMCondo 4 7pm FSL


Mah Jongg 10am FSLBocce 4pm BC

Public Works 4pm CLRMBilliards 6pm GR

Landscape 6:30pm CLRM

Mah Jongg9:30am CLRMYoga 4:30pm FS

Bridge 7pm CLRM


October 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—Way toGo!!!

2016 marked the 6th year of Run the Shores atLake Barrington. Residents of LBS and thosefrom surrounding communities came out to

show their support at this event which benefits the CubaTownship Food Pantry. The race resulted in a donation ofclose to $2,000 that will be used to restock the shelves andprovide local assistance to those in need. Thank you to ourmany volunteers and especially the Race Committee members:Mike Foster (Race Director), Jane Ander (Volunteer Coordi-nator) and Asheley Boudreau (Lake Barrington Shores Staff).Way to go everyone!

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).

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

UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES—SAVETHE DATE!

Tuesday, November 8th—Election Day

Friday, November 11th & Saturday November 12th—HolidayArts and Gift Show

Friday, December 9th—LBS Commission Party

Saturday, December 10th—Breakfast with Santa

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