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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2019

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Noteworthy News & Events2019 HERE WE COME!

Please email me with suggestions or ideas of pro-grams you would like to see offered in 2019. Wasthere something you loved this past year andwant to see back? Let me know about it! Have

you seen a concert or offering outside of LBS and think ourcommunity would enjoy it? Let me know about it! Planning for2019 starts in NOW! This allows ample time to book bands,caterers, etc. Summer will be upon us before you know it!

UPCOMING EVENTS at LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES—SAVETHE DATE!

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

Thursday, January 17th—Lake County Sheriff Presentation

Wednesday, January 30th—Potawatomi Casino Bus Trip

Wednesday, February 6th—Wood Board Paint Night

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

Thursday, February 21st—RTA Presentation

Wednesday, February 27th—Mama Mia at Drury Lane

Tuesday, March 12th & Thursday, March 14th—AARPDriver Safety Course

Wednesday, March 27th—Trivia Night

Saturday, April 6th—Breakfast with the Easter Bunny

KID’S CORNER

We’ll be starting a monthly column of fun things for kids todo in the area! If there is somewhere you would like to rec-ommend, please email me. We hope this will be a fun resourcefor all the parents and grandparents here!

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] x 3005

from the Shores

This month we’re beating the winter blues and getting someenergy out at Indoor Play Zones!

Big Wave Bounce Park

Did you know that Lake Barrington now has their very owninflatable play zone? Big Wave Bounce Park has a ton of in-flatables for kids to enjoy along with a climbing wall. There isalso a new play area addition geared towards toddlers and ba-bies with age appropriate activities. They’ve even got coffeeavailable for the adults!

Website: https://bigwavebouncepark.com/Phone: 847-387-3511Address: 28039 W. Northpointe Parkway Lake Barrington, IL

Tree House

This 7,700-square-foot facility offers children a multi-levelclimbing structure with swinging bridges, enclosed slides,padded mats and ramps, swings, and a soft basketball court.The Tree House provides parents and grandparents a place torelax with constant eyeshot of the climbing structure, and giveskids a place to exercise their bodies and minds.

Website: https://www.thechicagotreehouse.com/Phone: 847-438-8887Address: 985 S. Rand Rd Lake Zurich, IL

WHERE IS YOUR SHORELINES?

Shorelines took a trip with me to The Smokies over Thanks-giving! Remember to submit your Shorelines travel photos [email protected]

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Lake Barrington Shores Management Office64 Old Barn Road, Lake Barrington, IL 60010847-382-1660 Phone847-382-2731 Fax

Websitewww.LakeBarringtonShores.orgFacebookwww.Facebook.com/LakeBarringtonShores

HOURS OF OPERATIONThe Lodge at the Shores Monday – Friday4:30am – 10:00pmSaturday5:00am – 10:00pmSunday5:00am – 9:00pm

Management OfficeMonday – Friday8:00am – 5:00pmSaturday8:00am – 12:00pm

First Service Residential Customer Care(24 hours/7 days a week) 1-800-870-0010

LBS Community TV ChannelChannel 97

Lake Barrington Shores Golf ClubRestaurant847-382-4240Pro Shop847-382-6650

Outdoor Pool Closed for the Season

MarinaClosed for the Season

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

Public Safety Patrol 224-223-5331

Main Gate 847-381-6515

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

Laura Nicolini, Executive [email protected] Ext. 3008

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] Ext. 3005

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

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

Asheley Boudreau, Community [email protected] Ext. 3004

Evonne Feimster, Community [email protected] Ext. 3009

Regina Myles, Administrative [email protected] Ext. 3000

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

Joel Montemayor, Maintenance [email protected]

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

Other Important Phone Numbers:

Village of Lake Barrington847-381-6010

Cuba Township847-381-1924

Commonwealth Edison1-800-334-7661

Comcast Cable – Customer Service1-855-510-1609

Waste Management1-800-796-9696

Special Pick-Up1-800-447-1066

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

Cover photo by Denny Landry

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AARP DRIVER SAFETY JUST GOT SMARTER.Sign up now for AARP Smart Driver™ — the new and enhanceddriving refresher course from AARP Driver Safety.

The AARP Smart Driver Course teaches:• Defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws and rules of the

road

• How to deal with aggressive drivers

• How to safely navigate adverse weather conditions

• Useful information on automobile technology and more

Plus, upon completion you could save money on your car insurance!*

DATE(S) Two-day course: Tues. 3/12 & Thurs. 3/14

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

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

TO REGISTER Bring Driver’s License and AARP card (if you have one). AARP member $15/nonmember $20.Cash or Checks (payable to AARP). Pay at the door.Cost includes all Course Materials. Insurance Discount available for 55 or older.

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. Other restrictions may apply. (Consult your agent for details)

SHORELINES…OPT INIf you would like to continue to receive yourprinted copy of Shorelines newsletter youwill need to OPT IN. Beginning with theJune 2019 issue those who have not optedin will no longer receive the printed copyof Shorelines. Regardless of whether ornot you receive the printed copy, we willcontinue to email Shorelines to all email addresses we have on file.

To opt in please return the portion below.

2019 VILLAGE BOARD MEETING DATES:January 8 / February 5 / March 5 / April 2 / May 7June 7 / July 5 / August 9 / September 6 / October 1

November 13 / December 3

7pm at Village Hall, 23860 N. Old Barrington Rd.

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

They will come up for you to select.

Play a musical instrument? Thought about playing with other folks?

Lake Barrington is interested in forming some type(s) of musical group(s) to play for residents and their families at the Schofield Gazebo at Freier Farm

this spring-summer.

INTERESTED??

Call/email Trustee Jim Thompson.847-638-1638/[email protected].

Shopping or dining out?Make Lake Barrington businesses your 1st look!

Your Village website has added “Shop Lake Barrington,” a list of Village businesses by Category and Name. It’san easy way to find what you need right here in Lake Barrington. Check it out at www.lakebarrington.org!

Your Village website, www.lakebarrington.org, andFacebook page which you can access from the Villagewebsite, offer lots of information about how your Villagefunctions and the various commissions that do the work,plus photos and information from Village events. Youcan also sign up for email alerts to be notified of newsand events going on in and around Lake Barrington.

Thanks for reading! You can always contact me [email protected]

YES! I want to receive a paper copy of Shorelines in the mail!

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AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTON

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Hey all you cool cats…

Jam Night!Saturday, February 23

Fireplace Room – 6:30pm

Bring your favorite musical instrumentB.Y.O.B.

Instrument or musical skills NOT required

Just another reason to hang out and have fun!

Questions: Araceli @ [email protected]

RTA Group Transit OrientationPresentation

Thursday, February 21st7:00pm - The Lodge Ballroom

Accessible Metra, Pace and CTA busesand trains are easy to use and the RegionalTransportation Authority (RTA) wouldlove to show you how! There are manyservices we can provide that often arearesidents are not aware of. It is especiallyimportant that older adults and peoplewith disabilities stay informed about ac-cessible public transportation options toget to appointments, maintain social con-nections, and enjoy independent travel!

The presentation will include:

• Local Public Transportation Options

• CTA, Pace & Metra AccessibilityFeatures

• RTA Ride Free & Reduced Fare Pro-gram, applications and photo ID’swill be available

• Travel Safety Tips

• Planning an Accessible Trip

• RTA’s Free Travel Training

Please call the management office toregister for this FREE program at 847-382-1660 or email Jamie at

[email protected]

Sponsored by the Community Affairs Commission

NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBORWe are available for wellness phone callsand rides to appointments.

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

For more information,please call Pat Zoeller at

937-623-0116.

2019 MEMBERSHIPS HAVE ARRIVED!Don’t miss out on our Early Bird specials! Please stop by the clubhouse to pick up the new membership packages and seewhat is in store for next season, such as:

• LBSCC will be hosting a Mid-American Junior Golf Tourevent and a USGA Junior Girls Qualifier

• Member events, including Men’s & Women’s Club Championships,Tournaments and Member-Guest Days

• Free Social Memberships

• And, introducing LBS Resident Days!

For more information, contact us at 847-382-4240 Ext 15or [email protected]

Join us for our Valentine’s Day Dinner-for-Two Special at Lake Barrington Shores Country Club

Saturday, February 9th 5pm–8pm

Dinner-for-Two Menu for $75(Excludes Tax & Gratuity)

StartersCoconut Shrimp & BBQ Meatball Appetizers to Share

Two Greek Salads

Entrées – Choice of TwoAll entrées served with Dutch Potatoes & Sautéed Asparagus

• Surf & Turf – 6 oz. Filet Mignon and 6 oz. Lobster Tail

• Rack of Lamb – Served with Rosemary Demi-Glace Sauce and Mint Jelly

• Sautéed Halibut – 7 oz., Served with Lemon Caper Sauce

DessertTwo Flourless Chocolate Cakes with Strawberry Sauce

BeverageTwo Glasses of House Red or White Wine

Please R.S.V.P. by February 7th with your choices of entrées [email protected] or 847-382-4240 Ext 20

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LAKE BARRINGTON SHORESBOOK CLUB

The First Monday of EVERY Month10:00 a.m.

The Fireside LoungeALL READERS WELCOME!

2019 READING LIST

January 7THE BOOK OF JOY (NF)

The Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu

February 4PRETTY BABY (F)

Mary Kubica

March 4A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW (F)

Amor Towles

April 1EDUCATED (NF)

Tara Westover

May 6HILLBILLY ELEGY (NF)

J. D. Vance

June 3THE INDIGO GIRL (F)

Natasha Boyd

July 1THE HIDDEN LIFE OF TREES (NF)

Peter Wohlleben

August 5LESS (F)

Andrew Sean Greer

September 2THE IMMORTAL LIFE

OF HENRIETTA LACKS (NF)Rebecca Skloot

October 7THE SYMPATHIZER (F)

Viet Thanh Nguyen

November 4The ROAD TO CHARACTER (NF)

David Brooks

December 2ORDINARY GRACE (F)

William Kent Krueger

LBS SAILING ASSOCIATIONThe sailing club has experienced somechanges as we ended a very successful2018 season. Dan Brockman decided toresign his post as Commodore that heheld for almost 10 years. The entire or-ganization wants to thank Dan for hisdedication, enthusiasm and leadershipthat brought LBSSA to a new level of in-volvement by many LBS residents whonow enjoy the sport of sailing.

Pat Flynn has accepted the role as thenew Commodore with Paul Trottier asVice Commodore. Together the new of-ficers have plans for new activities andan enhanced schedule for 2019.

LBSSA will start the new year with a Wel-come Aboard Party on February 9th at5:00pm at The Lodge. All LBS residentswho are interested in learning to sail arewelcome to attend. You will get an op-portunity to meet some of our existingmembers and listen to an overview of thesailing club. There will also be a presen-tation of LBSSA Heritage and memorabletales of sailing in competition. Pizza andsalad will be served. Feel free to bring anappetizer to pass and BYOB.

Stay tuned for more information on upcoming events. For questions and addi-tional information contact CommodorePat Flynn 847-650-5216.

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

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

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

All are welcome....

Questions: Feel free to drop by during our meetings

or call Joan at 815-353-2639.

MONTHLY BUNCO CLUBOn January 4th, The LBS Bunco Clubwill begin “rolling” the FIRST FRIDAYof the MONTH from 6:30-9:30pm inThe Clubroom at The Lodge. Our Feb-ruary Date will be February 1st, so markyour calendar. Everyone is welcome!

Come enjoy the warmth of friendly com-petition on a cold Winter night.

Join us...it’s easy to learn plus a lot offun and camaraderie! Bring your owndrink and a snack to share, $5 for theWinners’ Pot, and $1 toward supplies.

For info, contact Mary Pass:847.331.6881 or

[email protected] or contactDaphne Matthews: 847.921.1099 or

[email protected]

THURSDAY MAH JONGG If you recognize “CRAK, BAM, DOT”and play Mah Jongg you are invited tocome play on Thursday.

Our drop-in group plays every Thursdayfrom 9:30 to 12:00pm in the game roomat The Lodge. We welcome all playersand will be there throughout the wintermonths.

Questions to Ginny Thompson at 847-304-1638.

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LBS HIGH ROLLERSThe LBS High Rollers have completed 5of the 15 week season at Brunswick,Deer Park.

We welcome three new bowlers; left toright are Larry and Barb Augustine, andJim Doyle!

Through 5 weeks the Maseratis have takenover first place with 26 points, followed bythe Teslas with 20 points and 3 teams tiedfor third with 18 points; Mustangs, Bowl-gatis, and Thunderbirds!

Season high scores are:Scratch SeriesMen Manny Rodriguez 634

Ed Schwartz 547Larry Augustine 530

Women Phyllis Hahn 441Alice Griffin 435Janis Wagner 418

Scratch GameMen Bob Obernesser 236

Jim Doyle 210Chuck Lodding 198

Women Edith Schwenkl 172Bonnie Murray 167Barb Augustine 161

Our next Shorelines article will be in theMarch 2019 issue! If you have any ques-tions about our league, contact PresidentBill Stewart at 847-381-2194, or BobObernesser at 847-381-8065.

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

LADIES’ SHUFFLEBOARD CLUBWednesday’s from 4–6pm

Many people are surprised to learn thatShuffleboard at LBS is a tabletop game.

It’s easy to learn and a lot of fun! Keepthe Winter Doldrums away...Come onover to the Warming Hut to play.

The Ladies’ Shuffleboard Club meetsweekly on Wednesdays from 4–6pm.There is no long-term commitment, sogive it a try.

We each bring our own drink and taketurns bringing a snack to share.

For info, contact Mary Pass at847.331.6881 or

[email protected]

LBS PHOTO CLUBThe LBS Photo Club will meet on TuesdayFebruary 5 at 7pm in the Club Room.

In 2019 we have the opportunity tolearn more about the Exposure Triangleand we’re planning to look at some stun-ning images in National Geographic.

In December, Paul Trottier gave us a talkabout the basics of exposure during ahands-on session.

Paul Trottier explains exposure. Photo by Judie Reynolds

The LBS Photo Club is open to anyonewho enjoys photography or interestingimages. Guests are welcome to attend aswell. We meet the 1st Tuesday of themonth in the Club Room beginning at 7PM. Please contact Bob Reynolds if youare interested in joining this group.

[email protected]

HOLIDAY PLANTERS

Pictured above are members MarilynLageschulte and Judy Hall at Country-side Garden Center located in CrystalLake, where several members met to create Holiday Planters.

In December members of the Gardeners ofthe Shores gathered at a Holiday Social toenjoy the afternoon’s festivities where theyreceived a copy of An Herbal Dining Experience cookbook containing recipesfrom Bonny Keck’s Herbal Luncheon.

2019 Kick-Off MeetingThursday, January 11th at 1:00pm*

Conference Room – The Lodge

We hope everyone can join us as plansare being made for the coming year.Along with programs, trips and officers’and committee responsibilities, member-ship dues and benefits will be discussed.This is the time to gather new ideas forinteresting subject matter and look for-ward to suggestions from our members.*Note: Meeting time change – 1:00pm

$25 Yearly Membership Dues will becollected at the Meeting, or they may besent directly to Treasurer, Donna Casey,401A Deer Trail Hill, Lake Barrington,IL 60010. Members who pay their duesby February 1st, will be listed in the Gardeners of the Shores 2019 brochure.Remember, dues are required in order toparticipate in programs and events forthe coming year. New Members are always welcomed.


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The Veterans of LBS and the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Programwant to THANK YOU, LBS, Village

residents and staff, for your wonderfulGENEROSITY!

Last year, you provided over $3,700 intoys value. This year, you providedOVER $5,400 IN TOYS VALUE!!!

YOU OBLITERATED 2017!!!

SAVE THE DATE• January 23, 6:30pm Annual Meeting

The Lodge Ballroom—Light dinnerserved

• April 9, 7pm Military Speakers Bureau(MSB) Wauconda First Responders The Lodge Ballroom

• May 27, 11am, Memorial Day, Memorial Garden

• July 4, Barrington Parade, VFW Post7706

• August 12–19, Support Our Troopsdrive, LBS

• September 21, 6:30pm, 144th ArmyBand Ravinia-like night, MemorialGarden

• November 11, 11am Veterans Day,The Lodge Ballroom

• November 12–December 13, Toys forTots Drive, The Lodge drop-off

We wish to thank the255+ Patriots who havepurchased our AnninFlag Kit. The communityis ablaze in red, white

and blue! Flag kits remain available forsale, with installation, for $55.

Order forms available at The Lodge

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

Veterans of LBS, P.O. Box 202, Barrington, IL60010-0202 www.veteransoflbs.com

LBS LADIES’ BOWLING LEAGUE We've completed 8 weeks and are stillhaving fun!

As of the start of December, Truly Yours(Kay Beaty and Phyllis Hahn) took firstplace away from the Cosmos (Karen Ramagnano, Kay Gillespie and ReggieAndrews) but that will likely changeagain in the next weeks. Third placeholder is Vodka McGovern (Jackie Andrew, Ann Deja and Becky McGovern).Hot Toddies (Janis Trisko, CharlottePoje and Sandi Young) are tied withWallbangers (Carol Kanak, Eileen Whiteand Teddi Wolfgram), and Sex on theBeach (Carole Baranski and Ro Levy)are tied with Moscato (Chris Day, SueMagiera and Kathleen Voigt). But theSpritzers (Nancy Claassen and CarolIrons) could end up with all the dough.

Scratch game highs are Karen Ramag-nano, Laurie Feldman and Harriet Kum-merow. Hi Scratch Series is held byJackie Andrew, Chris Day and KayBeaty. Handicap Game highs are BeckyMcGovern, Judy Samaras and CharlottePoje, and High Handicap Series is Phyl-lis Hahn, Carol Irons and Kay Gillespie.

We enjoyed a wonderful holiday lunchbuffet at Sideouts, and cheered to our-selves, to a great day, good food andfriends.

ORIENTAL MAH JONGGThe game is played like Rummy. Drop-in’s are welcome! We play the 2nd and4th Thursdays of the month in the ClubRoom at The Lodge from 2pm–5pm.

NEEDLEPOINT/CROSS STITCH/KNITTING CLUB

Instead of linen or Aida cloth, perforatedpaper is excellent for cross stitch. Youcan find it at Hobby Lobby andMichaels. It comes in different colorsand is very versatile.

This Holiday I am making gift tags –very easy and looks wonderful onwrapped packages. You can actually putthose adhesive gift tags from the store onthe back of the finished perforated paperin order to put the name of the recipient.There are leaflets with patterns and alsoonline downloads for perforated paper.

Have a wonderful Holiday! I hopeeveryone finished their projects in time!

Dana Wright

Platform Tennis News! FYI!Great weather and well attended playtimes have made for a great season sofar.

Organized times are as follows:

M-F Mixed Doubles Drop: In 9-11am

Paddle Sunday: Every Sunday at 3:00pm.BYO beverage and/or snack to share optional.

NEW!!! FIRST FRIDAY: The first Fridayof each month is night play at 6:00pm.BYO beverage and snack optional. Sofar this has been a fun and casual playevent. First Fridays are as follows: Jan.4, Feb.1, March 1, April 5, May 3.

Extra balls and paddles available in thestorage benches. Please leave the Hut asyou have found it. It would be much ap-preciated if you would recycle your owncans and plastics. If you would like to beon an email list or have other questions,call Jane Ander. 847-304-9320.


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SHORESMENBeing as there is no information on 2019events, dates, etc., keep and eye out fore-mails from Taylor, and as you visit thepro shop/dining room during Januaryand February, take a look at the bulletinboard to see if there is any news!!

Happy New Year!!

LBSCC WOMEN’S NINE HOLEGOLF LEAGUE

Calling all women golfers…Are you newto LBS? Have you considered playinggolf at LBSCC, but been putting it off?Would you like to know more about the LBSCC Women’s Nine Hole GolfLeague? The league’s activities continuethroughout the “off season” with theLUNCH BUNCH getting together dur-ing the winter months.

Twenty-six members gathered on December 4 for a Holiday Celebrationat Ciao Baby in Barrington. Festive surroundings coupled with great food,good friends and a “White Elephant”Exchange made for a perfect beginningto the Holiday Season. Thanks to JackieGuinane for planning the event. If youare interested in joining us for a futureLUNCH BUNCH call 847-525-7282 oremail [email protected].

The 2019 League season runs from April25, 2019 through September 26, 2019. Ifyou have any questions on joining theLBSCC Women’s Nine Hole Golf Leagueor their activities for 2019 contact one ofthe Co-Presidents, Linda Ruiz 847-652-0118 or email [email protected] orLynn Fergus 847-975-8852 or [email protected].

The Women of the LBSCC Women’sNine Hole Golf League wishes everyonea Happy New Year.

Remember it will be “PAR TEE TIME”IN 2019!

2019 SOLO/COUPLES 9-HOLE FRIDAY LEAGUE

We’re back! It’s never too early to startthinking golf, great dinners, outstandingprograms, and fellowship. The Co-Chairs are hard at work planning the2019 season.

Due to format changes to this newsletter,articles are now limited to 200 words andapplications are no longer permitted. Assuch, applications for enrollment in theleague will be available on the LBS web-site in the coming weeks. We also plan onattaching a 2019 application in an emailto former members in late January.

We are always looking to enhance ourmembership base. If you are single ormarried, golfer or nongolfer, this groupis for you! You can join for golf mem-bership ($50 pp) or as a social member($30 pp.) More information will beavailable in upcoming newsletters, LBSClub Fair and the Ice Breaker (dates yetto be determined.) Additionally, pleasefeel free to contact John or Mary JoBenedetti at – [email protected] [email protected] where allyour questions can be answered.

LBS 9 AND DINE GOLF LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP

The 9 and Dine Golf League is a group ofresidents and nonresidents, who get to-gether one Friday a month and play golf,followed by dinner. The league is open toall, we will pair you up if you do not havea group. The league also has a SocialMembership, which allows the nongolferto join us for dinner and participate in so-cial functions. If you golf and your spousedoes not, the nongolfer can join you laterfor dinner. If you’re single please join thegroup for golf and social:

When: Friday, starting May 17, 2019—June 14, July 12, August 23, September20, October 3.

Tee times will be 12:30pm for those play-ing 18 holes and 3:00pm for those playing9 holes, followed by appetizers and dinnerat 6:00pm Golf club restaurant.

Memberships:Regular golfing membership: $45.00 perperson. Allows you to participate in allthe 9 and dine golf and social functions.

Social Membership: $25.00 per person.This membership is designed for thenongolfer, you can participate in dinner,social functions

Golf League: mail to Diane Geiser 884 Oak Hill. Lake Barrington 60010.

Phone [email protected]

Golf Golf Golf

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WATER AEROBICSWater Aerobics Group will begin theNew Year with improved organizationfor our exercise equipment.

The Group recently purchased two binsfor the exclusive use of the Water AerobicsGroup to hold the barbells and noodles.The attractive brown containers will beconveniently situated indoors rather thanoutdoors. Members will use the barbellsand noodles as needed and then return all equipment to the containers and secure them.

Water Aerobics also utilizes a CD playerto play a variety of music in the back-ground while the exercise routines arecalled out by the Instructor. The routinesare performed with minimal conversa-tion, but occasional laughter.

Each member also uses their own specialtyswimwear, towel, water shoes and gloves.New members however only need theirswimsuit to start the program.

Make a New Year’s resolution to join us.Everyone is welcome to join the LakeBarrington Shores Charter Water Aero-bics Group. The Indoor Swimming Poolis Exclusively In Use by the Water Aero-bics Group for the period of time8:00am to 9:00am M W F. The firstclass is free, others are $5.00 for LBSresidents.

More info? Contact any member orAnne Hersemann. 847-772-4507

ZUMBAThere will be NO Zumba classes in Jan-uary, February & March. We will startagain in April. Watch for information in the March Shorelines. Have a greatwinter!

Paula Edwards

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

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

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

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

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

RESTORATIVE YOGATuesday evenings 6:30pm–8pm

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

exercise exercise exercise exercise exerciseFitness Center Reminder!

Please wipe down all equipment at theconclusion of your workout.

Thank you, LBS Management

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

Monday 9:30–10:45amLight Yoga—A series of yoga poses andbreathing exercises designed and adaptedto promote a tranquil and relaxing yogaexperience. In this class we take a gentleapproach to yoga postures while workingon alignment and having fun improvingflexibility, strength, balance and relax-ation techniques.

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

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

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 while stillfocusing on posture and alignment. Thisclass uses weight-bearing poses and morechallenging transitions to build strength,endurance, flexibility, improve balanceand relaxation. All students are welcome,at your own pace. Variations will be given.

Cost: $50 for 6 classes within 6 weeksor drop in at $10 per class.

Private sessions by appointment: $75/hour

Contact: Pam Wilhelm RYT 847-612-4568/[email protected]

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

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

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

• WINTER VACATION PLANS OR ASNOWBIRD?

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

• CLEAN REFRIGERATOR & DEFROSTFREEZER

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

• SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY TOSMALL APPLIANCES!

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

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

• ENTRY INTO YOUR HOME WHILEAWAY!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

WINTER TIPSWinter is here. Many people do notthink about getting ready for winteruntil after the first cold spell, but fall isthe best time to get your homes readyfor winter.

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

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

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

FREE CHRISTMAS TREE PICK-UPWaste Management will provide “free” pick-up of liveChristmas trees on the third Wednesday of January. Your treemust be out for disposal on that date and meet the pick-upstandards as noted below. Otherwise, you will need to callWaste Management at 800-964-8988 to arrange for specialpick up—an additional charge will apply.

• The tree must be free of ornaments, garland and otherdecorations.

• Wreaths with wire cannot be composted. Dispose withregular garbage.

• Do not place your tree in a bag as the trees are com-posted. Trees in plastic bags will not be collected.

• Trees must be no more than 6 feet tall and shouldweigh less than 50 pounds. If your tree is more than 6feet tall and/or weighs more than 50 pounds, thenplease cut your tree into sections that are no more than6 feet in length and that weigh less than 50 pounds.Trees will be tagged and left on site if they are too bigor bulky for the truck.

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New Year’s Day

Lodge Open 4:30am–10:00pm

Management Office is Closed

Water Aerobics 8am Mah Jongg 10am CLRM

Needlepoint 1:30pm CLRMLadies’ Shuffleboard

4pm WH

Mah Jongg 9:30am CLRM

Men’s Shuffleboard 4pm WH

Yoga 5pm BRBridge 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8am Yin Yoga 9am BR

Bunco 6:30pm CLRMPrivate EventFSL/CLRM

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

Master Board Work Session9am CLRM

Dockery Celebration of Life12:30pm FSL/CLRM

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

Bridge 9:30am CLRMBook Club 10am FSL

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

Hand & Foot 10am CLRM

Men’s Bridge 1pm CLRMRestorative Yoga

6:30pm BR

Water Aerobics 8am Chair Yoga 9am BR

Mah Jongg 10am CLRMLadies’ Shuffleboard

4pm WHSocial & Sports 5:00pm CR

Community Affairs 6:15pm CR

Master Board 7pm BR


Short Stories 2pm FSLOriental Mah Jongg

2pm CLRMMen’s Shuffleboard

4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amYin Yoga 9am BRMorning Glories

10am CLRMGardeners of the Shores

1pm CR


Private Event1:00pm FSL/CLRM


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

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 7 7pm CLRM

Living Your Best at LBS: Barrington Suburbs

9:30am BRHand & Foot 10am CLRMMen’s Bridge 1pm CLRM

Restorative Yoga 6:30pm BR

Condo 5 7pm CRCondo 11 7pm CLRM


Mah Jongg 10am CLRMNeedlepoint 1:30pm CLRMLadies’ Shuffleboard 4pm

WH


Lake County Sheriff 3pm BR



Water Aerobics 8amYin Yoga 9am BRPrivate Event BR


Private Event12:00pm FSL/CLRM


Bridge 10am CLRMCL Bridge 12:45pm FSL

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 13 7pm FSL

Rules & Regs 7pm CR


CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMYoga 4:30pm BRCondo 2 7pm FSL



6:30pm BRCondo 12 7pm FSL

Condo 6 7pm CLRMCondo 4 7pm CR


Mah Jongg 10am FSLBridge 10am CLRM

Veterans of LBS AnnualMeeting 6:30pm BR




4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM





6:30pm BR


Mah Jongg 10am CLRMPublic Works 4pm CRBUS TRIP: PotawatomiCasino Depart 9:30am




January 2019FS – Fitness StudioFSL – Fireside LoungeGR – Game RoomTC – Tennis CourtsWH – Warming Hut

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

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Private Event 9am CLRM

Condo 6 Football PartyCLRM

Water Aerobics 8am Veterans 9am CR

Bridge 9:30am CLRMYoga 9:30am BR

Book Club 10am FSLCL Bridge 12:45pm FSL

Yoga 4:30pm BR



6:30pm BRPhoto Club 7pm CLRM

Water Aerobics 8amChair Yoga 9am BR

Mah Jongg 10am CLRMNeedlepoint 1:30pm CLRM

Ladies’ Shuffleboard 4pm WH

Wood Board Paint 6:30pm BR




Water Aerobics 8am Yin Yoga 9am BRMorning Glories

10am CLRMBunco 6:30pm CLRM

Tai Chi 8:30am FSMaster Board Work Session

9am CLRMYoga 9:45am FS

Welcome Aboard Party 5pm BR


CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMBridge 12:30pm LIB

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 9 7pm CR

Condo 7 7pm CLRMCondo 1 7pm FSL

Living Your Best at LBS: Assassination of Abraham

Lincoln 9:30am BRHand & Foot 10am CLRM


6:30pm BR


Bridge 10am FSLMah Jongg 10am CLRM

Ladies’ Shuffleboard 4pm WH

Master Board Meeting 7pm BR




4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM




Bridge 10:00am CLRMCL Bridge 12:45pm FSL

Yoga 4:30pm BRCondo 13 7pm FSL

Rules & Regs 7pm CR


CL Bridge 12:45pm CLRMYoga 4:30pm BRCondo 2 7pm FSL



6:30pm BRCondo 5 7pm CR

Condo 11 7pm CLRM


Mah Jongg 10am CLRMNeedlepoint 1:30pmLadies’ Shuffleboard

4pm WHSocial and Sports 5pm CRCommunity Affairs 7pm CR




RTA Presentation 7pm BR



Jam Night 6:30pm FSL



6:30pm BRCondo 12 7pm FSL

Condo 6 7pm CLRMCondo 4 7pm CR


BUS TRIP: Mama Mia atDrury Lane Depart 10am

Bridge 10am CLRMMah Jongg 10am FSLLadies’ Shuffleboard

4pm WHPublic Works 4pm CR




4pm WHYoga 5pm BR

Bridge 7pm CLRM

February 2019FS – Fitness StudioFSL – Fireside LoungeGR – Game RoomTC – Tennis CourtsWH – Warming Hut

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

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