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You better watch out…I’m telling you why…<br />
Santa Claus is coming…to LBS!<br />
Breakfast with Santa<br />
Saturday, December 8th at 9:30am<br />
Each December Santa pays a visit to <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong> to<br />
have breakfast and visit with families! Santa arrives with a<br />
hearty HO HO HO and listens to all the wishes of the good<br />
boys and girls.<br />
Breakfast includes: Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs with Cheese,<br />
Sausage, Danishes, Orange Juice, Milk & Coffee.<br />
Kids will also receive a fun-filled goody bag!<br />
New this year—cookie decorating<br />
Cost: Adults - $11<br />
Kids - $10 (ages 3-12 years)<br />
(Ages 2 and under are free)<br />
Reservations can be made in the office by check only starting<br />
on Monday, November 5th. This event will sell out,<br />
please sign up early!<br />
Questions? Please contact Jamie Scheppman at 847-382-1660.<br />
Heading to your alternate residence soon?<br />
It is almost that time of the year when many <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong><br />
residents head for a warmer climate. It would be very helpful if you<br />
could notify the LBS Management Office of your forwarding<br />
address and telephone number before leaving. Also indicate if your<br />
<strong>Shorelines</strong> should be sent to this alternate address. Some mail<br />
cannot be forwarded, like coupon books for instance. Often times<br />
mail is returned to us as undeliverable. When you return, just give<br />
us a call telling us that you are back. Thanks!<br />
To all of our Condo & Commission volunteers<br />
who serve LBS throughout the year…<br />
THANK YOU!<br />
You and a guest are invited to the<br />
Annual LBS Holiday Volunteer<br />
Appreciation Party<br />
SAVE THE DATE!<br />
Friday, December 14th at 6pm<br />
Upper Level at Recreation Center<br />
Invitations will be mailed out<br />
mid-November.
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Worried about gaining an extra 10 pounds during the<br />
holidays? The Community Affairs Commission invites<br />
all LBS residents to attend<br />
HEALTHY HOLIDAY EATING<br />
Robert Carrara, from Good Shepherd Hospital, will discuss<br />
ways to enjoy the holidays and maintain a healthy lifestyle.<br />
Plan to join fellow residents at the Recreation Center on:<br />
Thursday - November 8th<br />
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Refreshments will be served. And, there will be a Door Prize!<br />
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THE BARRINGTON ROUNDUP II - UPDATE<br />
The Community Affairs Commission is still accepting<br />
donations to help offset our initial cost to purchase the horse.<br />
Your contribution is tax deductible, and you will receive a<br />
receipt from the United Way. Please help LBS support this<br />
worthwhile activity.<br />
AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS<br />
Under Illinois law, those 55 and older may quality for auto<br />
insurance discounts by completing this class. It is not<br />
necessary to be a member of AARP to participate in the<br />
class. LBS is hosting the two-day class on:<br />
Friday - November 2nd<br />
Saturday - November 3rd<br />
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM<br />
Participants must attend BOTH sessions<br />
The fee for the class is $14.00. AARP members receive<br />
a $2.00 discount.<br />
November is Veteran’s Month!<br />
All veterans may take the class for FREE!<br />
Please contact the Management Office to register for the class.
Events at a Glance<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
Election Day—6th<br />
Healthy Holiday Eating—8th<br />
Holiday Arts & Gift Show—9th<br />
& 10th<br />
Veterans Day Celebration—11th<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Breakfast with Santa—8th<br />
Volunteer Appreciation<br />
Holiday Party—14th<br />
Veterans of LBS<br />
Election Day<br />
Tuesday,<br />
November 6th<br />
Your vote counts!<br />
Polling Hours at the<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong><br />
Recreation Center are<br />
from 6:00am – 7:00pm<br />
Mark on your calendars to join the Veterans of LBS at the 2012<br />
Veterans Day ceremony on Sunday, November 11th, at 11AM<br />
in the ballroom to pay tribute and remember our Veterans.<br />
This year we are pleased to have Captain Jim Paulsen, professor<br />
of Naval Science at Northwestern University as the key<br />
note speaker. Capt. Paulsen is a former F-18 squadron<br />
Commanding Officer and then a CAG (Air Group Commander)<br />
on one of our aircraft carriers.<br />
At the end of the ceremony, a wreath will be laid at the LBS<br />
Memorial Garden honoring all who have served in our country’s<br />
military. Please come and enjoy coffee and cake with your<br />
neighbors and Veterans.<br />
Time to Pick Up<br />
Your 2013 – 2014 <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong><br />
<strong>Shores</strong> Resident Directory!<br />
It doesn’t matter if you’ve been naughty or nice…all residents<br />
will have a chance to receive their brand new LBS Directory<br />
this holiday season!<br />
Stop by the LBS Rec Center Fireplace Room to pick your<br />
Directory on Wednesday, December 5th. Directory Pick-Up<br />
will be from 4:00pm-8:00pm. One Directory per unit.<br />
There will be tasty treats and all will be able to view all of the<br />
festive and stunning holiday decorations. It’s the most wonderful<br />
time of the year–especially at <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong>!<br />
For those who cannot make it to the above date and time,<br />
Directories will be available starting Thursday, December 6th<br />
in the LBS Management Office.<br />
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LBS Book Club<br />
THE LEOPARD by Guiseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa<br />
will be our discussion book on November 5th. As<br />
Sicily struggles to adjust to Giuseppe Garibaldi’s unification<br />
efforts, Don Fabrizio, Prince of Salina, lover of<br />
astronomy and scion of an aristocratic family, must<br />
face, accept, and manage dramatic change in virtually<br />
every aspect of his private world. Tancredi, the<br />
nephew on whose shoulders the burden of embracing<br />
the future chiefly falls, sagely and famously<br />
observes, “If we want things to stay as they are, things<br />
will have to change.”<br />
UNBROKEN, <strong>Barrington</strong> Area Library’s 2013 “One<br />
Book One <strong>Barrington</strong>” feature, is our discussion book<br />
for December 3rd. Author Laura Hillenbrand’s writing<br />
style has been called, “cinematic,” “meticulous,”<br />
and “mesmerizing,” all of which she applies to relate<br />
the true story of Louis Zamparini, Olympic runner,<br />
WWII Army Air Force bombardier, and aircraft crash<br />
survivor. Following 47 harrowing days on a raft in the<br />
Pacific, Zamparini had to dig even deeper inside himself<br />
to generate Homeric mental strength, in order to<br />
survive his 2-year internment by the Japanese and<br />
the barbaric conditions he had to endure.<br />
Discussion details: November 5th, 10:00 AM,<br />
Fireplace Room, LBS Activity Center. Questions?<br />
Please call Peg Gagarin at 847-382-7824.<br />
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<strong>Shores</strong>men Golf<br />
The 27th Annual <strong>Shores</strong>men Awards Banquet was held<br />
Wednesday October 31. Trophies were awarded during the<br />
banquet to the <strong>Shores</strong>men tournament champions & prizes<br />
were awarded to persons winning other tournament<br />
events. The champions were:<br />
A Flight: Joe Zaksas; B Flight: Dennis Ciesil; C Flight: Jim<br />
Halas.<br />
The “golfer of the week” through September 29th was Tom<br />
Teschner with 114 points followed by Tom Glider with 102<br />
points.<br />
The October 3rd game was David & Goliath and the winners<br />
were:<br />
(1st) Wade Lucas; (2nd) Dennis Ciesil & Don Markus; (4th)<br />
Sam Bianchi, Charles Maxwell & Bill Nagy.<br />
The October 10th game was Shamble – 2 Best Balls and the<br />
winners were:<br />
(1st) Sam Bianchi, Tom Teschner & George Winandy<br />
(2nd) Dennis Ciesil, Charles Maxwell & Jim Thompson<br />
LBS Fitness Orientation<br />
Space is limited for each session. Reserve your spot in<br />
the Management Office of the Recreation Center. Preregistration<br />
is required. Current open orientation is:<br />
Wednesday, November 14th at 7pm with Patricia<br />
New Year’s Eve<br />
Get out your dancing shoes and best duds…<br />
we’re having a party…a New Year’s Eve Party!!!<br />
We’ll dance to the great sounds of Sweet Sioux, share BYO<br />
treats and ring in the New Year with champagne and the good<br />
will of friends and neighbors. So don’t sit at home alone<br />
on a shelf…Come to the cabaret!<br />
Here are the details:<br />
Date: Monday, December 31st<br />
Time: 8:30pm–12:30pm<br />
Attire: Dress up girls! You too dudes : )<br />
Please bring a dish or treat to share.<br />
BYOB and your party animal self. We’ll provide the rest!<br />
All of this frivolity for just $15 per person reserved by 12/20<br />
($20 at the door). Make checks payable to Joan Barcal.<br />
Checks should be dropped off at the<br />
<strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong> Management Office.<br />
Questions? Please call Joan Barcal at 847-304-0668.<br />
Calling all LBS Ladies—<br />
LBS Ladies Club Meetings<br />
November 12th Meeting at 10:30 a.m—Bring a FAVORITE<br />
RECIPE on a 4” x 6” card or paper, written on one side<br />
only. Share a story about your recipe, historical or comical or<br />
why it is a favorite. The recipes will be copied during our meeting<br />
and will be put into a booklet for you to take home that very<br />
day. How special is that??<br />
All through November into December—FEED THE BOX in the<br />
lower entry foyer with mittens, scarves, hats, gloves—LBS contributions<br />
to <strong>Barrington</strong> Giving Day on December 15th.<br />
December—for a novel option we will arrange to offer a TEA in<br />
a lovely venue with holiday atmosphere. It should be fun to<br />
dress up a bit, sit down and be waited on, while enjoying the<br />
camaraderie of friends and neighbors among the festive symbols.<br />
Keep watching for more details about this event.<br />
So—Mark your calendars!! And join in the fun!!<br />
High Rollers Bowling<br />
The LBS High Rollers bowling league kicked off its biggest season<br />
yet on Sunday, October 7th, with a record fifty-six bowlers<br />
competing on fourteen teams. The league also welcomed nine<br />
new bowlers: Denise and Len Anderson, Jan and Marty Evans,<br />
Connie and Ed Felice, Sol Lewin, Wade Lucas and Sue Sneary.<br />
We wish our new members much fun and successful bowling!<br />
A delicious brunch at 3-D Bowl in Island <strong>Lake</strong> fueled the league<br />
members for the first bowling game of the new season and gave<br />
all the bowlers a chance to catch up before the big contest.<br />
Substitute bowlers are always welcome. Contact Rob Lindsey at<br />
847-902-1584 or Lauren Dorman at 224-848-4474 if you’re<br />
interested in bowling as a substitute.<br />
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Niners’ News<br />
The lyricist who mused (paraphrasing) that “it’s a long, long time from May to September” was obviously NOT a golfer. This<br />
was a fast and furious(ly) hot summer; HOWEVER, that did not deter our stalwart group who played a full 9-hole schedule!<br />
SEPT. 6—BABE ZAHARIAS DAY was a huge success, chaired by Kathleen Voigt. We, as a small group, were able to send<br />
$1,730.00 to Good Shepherd Cancer Care Center. Good Job!<br />
Low Net: A: Cathy Belbin B: Ann Kramer C: Jean Threadgill<br />
Low Putts: A: Joyce Kenyon B: Ann Kramer C: Joan Scott<br />
Birdie: Cathy Belbin #2<br />
Chip-In Jane McSkimming #7<br />
Pars: Jackie Andrews #7 Kathy Beavers #’s 1, 5, 7 & 8 Cathy Belbin #’s 1, 5 & 7<br />
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Jean Pitt #’s 5 & 8 Joan Scott #8<br />
Low Net: A: Cynthia Bulgarelli B: Ann Kramer<br />
Jane McSkimming<br />
C: Carol Kanak, Barb McAuley & Sue Sneary<br />
Low Putts: A: Cynthia Bulgarelli B: Jane McSkimming C: Carol Kanak<br />
Birdie: Cynthia Bulgarelli #16<br />
Chip-Ins: Joyce Kenyon #10 Jean Pitt #12<br />
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SEPT. 20<br />
Darlene Lewis #13<br />
Low Net: A: Cynthia Bulgarelli B: Jane McSkimming C: Barb McAuley & Jean Threadgill<br />
Low Putts: A: Wanda Gevirtz B: Jane McSkimming<br />
Kathleen Voigt<br />
C: Karen Liska<br />
SEPT. 27—CLOSING LUNCHEON, CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS , PRIZE MONEY: The “Most-Improved” award went to Sue Gilder.<br />
Congratulations ALL!<br />
Our 2013 Executive Committee: President, ANN KRAMER; Vice-President, BARB McAULEY; Secretary, DARLENE LEWIS;<br />
Treasurer, KATHEEN VOIGT. We’re looking forward to another successful season in 2013.
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The <strong>Barrington</strong> Area Council on Aging is scheduling<br />
Medicare Part D consultation appointments through<br />
Thursday, December 6th.<br />
The annual open enrollment period for Medicare runs<br />
through December 31st. Enrollees can switch their Medicare<br />
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has information about changes for 2013. Among the things to<br />
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How much will the deductible be?<br />
Are the enrollee’s drugs still covered?<br />
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January 1st.<br />
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Tuesday 9–10:15am<br />
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we take a gentle approach to yoga postures<br />
and have fun while improving flexibility,<br />
strength and balance.<br />
Monday 5–6:15pm<br />
Thursday 5–6:15pm<br />
Advanced Beginner—Intermediate classes:<br />
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Men’s Club<br />
10:00am, Tuesday, November 13, 2012<br />
Our Speaker for the Men’s Club meeting in<br />
November is Rob Sherman.<br />
His topic is “How the Results of Elections<br />
Affect State/Church Relationship.”<br />
Guests are invited to attend this presentation;<br />
cost is $3.00 per person. Join the growing<br />
number of people coming every month.<br />
Conversation Club<br />
7:00pm, Tuesday, November 13, 2012<br />
LET’S READ A PLAY TOGETHER!<br />
A CHRISTMAS CAROL<br />
by Charles Dickens<br />
There are many characters in this play,<br />
so be ready to play one or many<br />
different characters. We may have to have three different<br />
Scrooges, as the scenes change, so everyone<br />
has an opportunity to growl!<br />
For questions please call Edith Maynard, 847-304-6746<br />
Thursday Night Bridge<br />
When all is said and done, you play bridge to have fun, and so<br />
does your partner. You’ve done your job if your partner leaves<br />
the table happy.<br />
The September first place winners were: John Putta, Joe Zaksas,<br />
Sally Roberts and Robert Broda. The snowbirds have departed<br />
until next spring. We need six new players to continue our five<br />
or six tables of bridge. Give us a try, we always welcome new<br />
players.<br />
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The Nine and Diners ended the golf season with fond<br />
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10<br />
LBS Sailing <strong>Association</strong><br />
The LBS Sailing Club held 40 races in 2012. That is a new record. There<br />
were no weather cancellations, and no curtailed race dates. Racers<br />
included Dan Brockman who participated in 36 races followed by Sandy<br />
Smith who raced 32 times. Mel Smith raced 27 times and LBSSA Treasurer<br />
Bob Broda raced 26 times. Blair Zell raced 25 times in 2012, and won the<br />
best New Sailor award for the year for his commitment and effort.<br />
Mel Smith took 17 firsts, 3 seconds and 2 thirds to win the Nugent Trophy<br />
with a perfect record in his best 12 races and also took first place for the<br />
entire season. Dan Brockman took 8 firsts, 4 seconds and 12 thirds in the<br />
season to win both second place in the Nugent and for the season. Sandy<br />
Smith won 6 races, came in second in 5 and third in 8 races and won third<br />
place in the Nugent and for the season.<br />
New member sailors Sam Swisher and Mark Gibson both did well and are<br />
a threat for next season’s competitions. Joe Kleifges raced 16 times, a new<br />
record for him. Other racers included Javier Suarez with 16 races.<br />
The grand awards party was held on Saturday, October 13th, in the<br />
Fireplace Room and the Ballroom. Members and guests enjoyed the<br />
catered dinner and trophy presentations. It was an exciting end to the<br />
2012 season for the <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong> <strong>Shores</strong> Sailing <strong>Association</strong>. Thanks to<br />
our volunteers for their help in making the year successful and<br />
entertaining. See you on February 17th, 2013 for the Winter Training<br />
Session. New residents are welcome.<br />
Dan Brockman<br />
Commodore LBSSA 2008-present<br />
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The eight ball tournament is in high gear with just<br />
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Landscape<br />
November, trees are casting their autumn color concluding<br />
a long campaign of seasonal strife. Winter is just around<br />
the corner. It is the conclusion of another landscape<br />
season; remembered for the mild winter, an early spring<br />
and the hot summer, all joined by a long dry spell that continues<br />
with sporadic relief.<br />
Landscape crews, because of the weather, started early<br />
cleaning up the confetti of fallen leaves. Following the final<br />
clean-up of the season in the central zone, condos 5, 10, 11,<br />
12 and 13, crews will be spreading bark mulch in the shrub<br />
beds and tree rings. Planting crews are completing the<br />
approved landscape enhancements—new trees and shrub<br />
plantings identified through condo landscape inspections.<br />
The arborist, The Care of Trees, was awarded a 5-year<br />
contract to continue the tree maintenance program at LBS<br />
in September. They have preserved the trees since the midseventies,<br />
hired to protect the trees during construction,<br />
and they will continue to maintain the community trees<br />
through 2017. Currently the crews are working on punch<br />
lists from condo inspections and work-order requests for<br />
pruning and tree removals.<br />
What was predicted to be a mundane season of muddled<br />
color actually turned out to be a beautiful fall. The weather<br />
having cooled, an early frost and an advanced growing<br />
season have combined to reveal the shades of Indian<br />
Summer across the countryside.<br />
William Metzler<br />
LBS Landscape Manager<br />
Fall & Winter Paddle Games for LBS...<br />
Platform tennis—The platform tennis courts have been<br />
resurfaced, the deck is new, and the warming hut is<br />
refurbished—it’s time to PLAY!!<br />
Tentative schedules have been set for group play—or, you<br />
may play at any other time.<br />
You are welcome to “drop-in.”<br />
Men: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday<br />
mornings 9:00am–11:00am<br />
Ladies: Monday, Wednesday mornings 11:00am–12:30pm<br />
Mixed—Men & Ladies: Friday evenings 7:00pm<br />
Pickleball—The outdoor season at LBS has ended.<br />
However, the Palatine Park District has an indoor pickle ball<br />
program at Falcon Recreation Center, 2195 N. Hicks<br />
Rd. (behind the Toyota Dealership on Hicks and Rand Rd.)<br />
Open play Pickleball on Monday and Friday mornings,<br />
9:00am–12:00pm<br />
There is a fee of $21.00 for non-residents. The Park District<br />
Director is: Dana at email: dsj2@comcast.net.<br />
More questions?? Call Ann or Joe Tuszynski 847-382-8493<br />
Brushstrokes<br />
This year’s weather has certainly not been predictable for our<br />
outdoor painting sessions. But artists are nothing if not<br />
resilient, as proven by the indoor session the rain forced us<br />
into on October 3rd and the resulting seeds we planted for our<br />
next project. Stephanie Frank led us in a discussion of women<br />
on the global scene. Her latest painting of middle-Eastern<br />
women inspired us to begin developing paintings of our own<br />
that reflect the endurance, accomplishments, and universal<br />
sufferings and joys of women in this world. We hope our<br />
eventual exhibit will both reflect the strength of women and be<br />
an inspiration to all who view it.<br />
Do you have a dog, cat or horse that you would like to have<br />
painted by a professional artist? Are you aware of the need for<br />
trained dogs to help veteran amputees live a better life? If so,<br />
please consider consigning one of the artists involved in our<br />
fund raiser for The Tower of Hope that we are holding in conjunction<br />
with the LBS Veteran’s organization. The artist’s fee will<br />
be donated to The Tower of Hope and will be tax deductible.<br />
Contact Kathleen L. McCann, 847-989-8437, or Carol Irons,<br />
847-382-1725, for more information.<br />
On Wednesday, November 7th, Kathleen L. McCann (watercolor),<br />
Maria Ryndak (oil), and Stephanie Frank (acrylic) will<br />
lead Brushstrokes members in a still-life demonstration and<br />
painting session. You are welcome to join us for this autumn<br />
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LBS Ladies 18 Hole Golf League<br />
JULY 17TH—RALLY FOR LIFE<br />
Our fundraising tournament was held to support Wellness<br />
Place. We raised over $700 for the cause. Thanks to everyone<br />
who participated and Kathy Cassert for organizing and supplying<br />
the prizes. We also had a great time and winners:<br />
1st Martha Golz Janet Nietvelt Janet Murphy<br />
2nd Cathy Belbin Lydia Cappas Margie Hayes<br />
3rd Kathy Cassert Elaine Teschner Carolyn Dalton<br />
CHAMPIONSHIP—Here are the winners of Low Net in the Club<br />
Championship:<br />
Diane Boger, Elaine Durmer, Robyn Boetsch and Bobbi Sfire<br />
SEPTEMBER 4—GUEST DAY<br />
The winning guests were: 1st place, Gertrud Meining (Carol<br />
Allegretti’s guest) and 2nd place, Sharon Trevino (Kathy<br />
Cassert’s guest). Gertrud also won the long drive contest and<br />
Patti Pomatto (Cathy Belbin’s guest) won the raffle basket.<br />
Thanks to Cathy Cassert, Jennifer at Winesplash and Bobbi<br />
Sfire for their generous donations to the event. Member winners<br />
were:<br />
1st place —Lydia Freeman and Kathy Obernesser<br />
2nd place—Mary Jo Zaksas and Elaine Teschner<br />
SEPTEMBER 11—BLIND NINE<br />
Championship— Lydia Freeman<br />
A Flight—Laurie Feldman<br />
B Flight—Robyn Boetsch<br />
C Flight—Kathy Staley<br />
SEPTEMBER 25—CLOSING COCKTAIL PARTY & AWARDS<br />
This new event was met with great enthusiasm. It was suggested<br />
that the opening event be a party like this instead of a<br />
brunch.<br />
Election of 2013 officers<br />
President: Laurie Feldman<br />
Vice President: Diane Boger<br />
Secretary: Bobbi Sfire<br />
Treasurer: Cathy Belbin<br />
It has been a great year with many new members. We are glad<br />
you joined and hope to see everyone on the course next year.<br />
Have a great winter and play fantastic golf.<br />
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From Your President<br />
AROUND THE LAKE<br />
At our October meeting, the Master Board voted to send homeowners our proposed budget for 2013 including a 1.5% increase<br />
in assessments as recommended by the Finance Commission.<br />
We continue to closely manage our operating expenses which will decrease slightly in 2013. The assessment increase will provide<br />
funds for proposed infrastructure projects totaling almost $7 million over the next 5 years. Our thanks to Deanna<br />
Loughran, Executive Director, Steve Wyland, Public Works Director, Bill Metzler, Landscape Manager, Jim Jarvis and Bill Brink,<br />
Co-Chairs of the Finance Commission, and our commission volunteers for all of their efforts over the past 6 months in preparing<br />
our budget for 2013 and long range plan for the next 5-years.<br />
This is also a great opportunity for you to learn what is being planned by your individual condo associations as they work on<br />
their budgets for 2013 and plan their own infrastructure repairs, so please attend your condo meetings.<br />
The Board also had the privilege of presenting a check for more than $2,000<br />
raised from the Run the <strong>Shores</strong> 5K Fun Run/Walk to Cheryl Tanaka of Cuba Cares,<br />
the Cuba Township Food Pantry. Mike Foster, who organized and chaired this<br />
event, and Joan Bennett did the honors, with David Nelson, Supervisor of Cuba<br />
Township, looking on. Mike acknowledged the help received from Loretta<br />
Peterson, Village Clerk, and Jamie Scheppman, our Lifestyle Director.<br />
The Board also approved a new firm to provide public safety services for LBS<br />
beginning next year. U.S. Security Associates (USSA) is the 3rd largest contract<br />
security agency in the country; has more than 4,200 clients; and provides about<br />
150,000 weekly man hours of service in the residential, condominium, apartment,<br />
and gated community industry. USAA has a state of the art Guest Verification<br />
System which will expedite the visitor entry process.<br />
Your Board began the extensive process of reviewing our public safety services last spring. Management prepared a Request<br />
for Proposal (RFP) with the assistance of the Rules and Regulations Commission and the Board. The RFP was mailed to 15 firms<br />
of which 10 firms attended the bidders’ conference and 7 firms submitted formal bids. The Board narrowed the field to four<br />
firms, including the incumbent, Securitas, and personally interviewed each firm before selecting USAA.<br />
Rose Jurczewski, Wentworth Manager, Kathy Losch, our fantastic artist, and I attended the auction of the horses sponsored by<br />
various <strong>Barrington</strong> area businesses to benefit the <strong>Barrington</strong> United Way. Our own David Nelson, Condo 9 resident and Cuba<br />
Township Supervisor, did a superb job as the auctioneer. This fundraising effort will provide the United Way with about $50,000<br />
for use in the <strong>Barrington</strong> area.<br />
If you have not signed up for the alternate electric provider, there is still time to switch before the higher winter electric rates<br />
kick in. Remember that ComEd will continue to provide us with maintenance and repair services. Almost half of LBS’s units are<br />
now signed up! Since there is no cost to sign up and you can change services to another provider at any time, this is a “winwin”<br />
for residents.<br />
Our Village is presenting a question on the November 6th ballot<br />
asking whether we want to authorize the Village to develop an<br />
alternate electric aggregation program similar to our own<br />
program. We encourage everyone to support this proposal which<br />
will provide us with more opportunities to control our electric<br />
costs.<br />
Please mark your calendar: Veteran’s Day services are being<br />
planned by the LBS Veterans for Sunday, November 11th at<br />
11:00am.<br />
I look forward to seeing you all “around the lake.” If you have any<br />
suggestions, or questions, please send an email to me at<br />
paulbcpa@aol.com.<br />
Paul Berlin,<br />
President LBCHA<br />
Check presentation to Cuba Cares from Run the<br />
<strong>Shores</strong> event.<br />
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Winter Tips From the<br />
Management Office<br />
Since the snow season is here, we request<br />
your help and cooperation in making the<br />
snow removal operations run as smoothly<br />
as possible.<br />
The following is an outline for snow<br />
removal for the season:<br />
1. Snowplowing of main streets (Old Barn<br />
Road, Woodview Road, Shoreline Road<br />
and Oak Hill Road) begins when there<br />
is one inch of snow on the ground.<br />
These roads are plowed continuously<br />
during a heavy snowstorm to keep<br />
them open for emergency vehicles.<br />
2. All other roads are plowed when the<br />
main streets are under control.<br />
3. Snow clearing operations of driveways<br />
shall commence within a reasonable<br />
time from the accumulation of 2 or<br />
more inches of snow. Driveways and<br />
parking areas cannot be plowed if they<br />
are blocked with parked vehicles;<br />
hence, it is imperative to remove all<br />
parked vehicles after a snowfall.<br />
4. If, by the middle or late afternoon on a<br />
snowy day, it appears that your street<br />
or driveway has been missed, please<br />
call the Management Office 382-1660<br />
and leave your name, address and specific<br />
complaint. All complaints are then<br />
given to the contractor for correction.<br />
Remember if NONE of the driveways<br />
are done on your street, you can<br />
assume that the contractor has not yet<br />
reached your area and not that you<br />
have been missed. Driveways will not<br />
be started until the streets are clear<br />
and/or under control, especially during<br />
severe weather conditions such as a<br />
blizzard.<br />
5. Ice build-up on driveways, sidewalks<br />
and stoops from gutter run-off might<br />
be a concern in some areas. Please do<br />
not use salt on your sidewalk or stoop<br />
(concrete) as it will cause pitting of the<br />
concrete; and if salt gets into the<br />
shrubs, the shrubs will most likely die.<br />
Use only sand or ice melters designed<br />
for use on concrete. Please use caution<br />
during continual freezing and thawing<br />
of these areas when walking or driving.<br />
6. If you notice any damage during or<br />
after a snow removal operation caused<br />
by the snow removal personnel, please<br />
report these to the Management Office,<br />
64 Old Barn Road, <strong>Lake</strong> <strong>Barrington</strong>, IL<br />
60010 in writing, as soon as possible.<br />
Damage reports cannot be accepted<br />
after the end of the contract term.<br />
Helpful Tips That May<br />
Assist in Avoiding Problems This Winter<br />
1. If you have hoses attached to outside<br />
spigots, disconnect them so<br />
the water does not freeze.<br />
2. If you have outside water spigots,<br />
look inside the unit for the shut off<br />
valves. Turn them off—then reopen<br />
the outside spigot and drain any<br />
excess water.<br />
3. Leave inside water faucets drip on<br />
sub-zero days.<br />
4. Units with garages—shut the garage<br />
door(s) in cold weather. Some Units<br />
have water pipes in the slab of the<br />
garage that can freeze. Lube door<br />
locks, also.<br />
5. If you leave on vacation in cold<br />
weather, please leave the heat set<br />
to at least 55 degrees.<br />
6. Please check your smoke detector(s)<br />
and change the battery if necessary.<br />
7. For safety sake, please shovel the<br />
snow leading to the front door of<br />
your Unit.<br />
Pet Portraits<br />
8. At Christmas time, please use<br />
extreme caution with decorative<br />
lights, especially those placed<br />
around windows. Do not overload<br />
circuits. Make it a safe holiday.<br />
9. It’s time to change the furnace filter<br />
of your Unit. This will keep the Unit<br />
cleaner and save money, not to<br />
mention protecting the furnace<br />
from going out and leaving you<br />
with no heat when it is 40 degrees<br />
below.<br />
10. Do not back your car into the<br />
garage of your Unit to warm up the<br />
car in the garage with the garage<br />
door closed. Fumes from the<br />
exhaust must be allowed to escape<br />
from the building.<br />
Thank you in advance for your<br />
continued cooperation. If you have<br />
any questions, please notify the<br />
Management Office at 847-382-1660.<br />
The Holiday season will soon be here. An<br />
impressive gift suggestion is a pet portrait. By<br />
commissioning one of our artists you will<br />
have a very unique keepsake. You will also be<br />
helping The Tower of Hope. This organization<br />
supplies service dogs for the wounded warriors<br />
returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. All<br />
contributions are totally tax deductible. See the red book at the LBS<br />
Recreation Center office for pet portrait photos and current artists.<br />
Call Kathleen L. McCann 847-989-8437 for details.<br />
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LLL – Lower Level Lounge<br />
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EUL – Entire Upper Level<br />
CR – Conference Room<br />
MPR – Multi Purpose Room<br />
Veteran’s Day<br />
Celebration<br />
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Condo 11 Party<br />
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Yoga 5pm BR<br />
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Tai Chi 8:30am ULL<br />
AARP Class<br />
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Water Aerobics<br />
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Veterans 9am CR<br />
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Book Club 10am ULL<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
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Election Day<br />
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Yoga 9am ULL<br />
Circuit 9:30am CR<br />
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Bridge 1pm LLL<br />
Community Affairs<br />
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Water Aerobics<br />
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Bridge 9:45am LLL<br />
Brushstrokes 10am BR<br />
Pilates 9:30am BR<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Bridge 7pm LLL<br />
Healthy Holiday Eating<br />
7pm BR<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Arthritis 10:45am ULL<br />
Holiday Arts<br />
& Gift Show<br />
6-9pm EUL<br />
Tai Chi 8:30am LLL<br />
Holiday Arts<br />
& Gift Show<br />
9am – 2pm EUL<br />
11 12 13 14 15 16 17<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Veterans 9am CR<br />
Ladies Club<br />
10:30am ULL<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Condo 9 7pm ULL<br />
Condo 7 7pm CR<br />
Condo 10 7pm MPR<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Circuit 9:30am CR<br />
Men’s Club<br />
10:30am ULL<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Zumba 1pm BR<br />
Bridge 1pm LLL<br />
Condo 8 7pm BR<br />
Convo. Club 7pm ULL<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Fitness Orientation<br />
7pm<br />
Master Board<br />
7:30pm BR<br />
Pilates 9:30am BR<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Bridge 7pm LLL<br />
Landscape 7pm BR<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Tai Chi 8:30am BR<br />
18 19 20 21 22 23 24<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Rules & Regs 7pm CR<br />
Condo 6 7pm BR<br />
Condo 13 7pm ULL<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Circuit 9:30am CR<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Zumba 1pm BR<br />
Bridge 1pm LLL<br />
Condo 5 7pm BR<br />
Condo 3 7pm ULL<br />
Condo 11 7pm CR<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Rec Center Hours<br />
7am – 8pm<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Regular Rec Center<br />
Hours<br />
6am-10pm<br />
25 26 27 28 29 30<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Circuit 9:30am CR<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Zumba 1pm BR<br />
Bridge 1pm LLL<br />
Condo 12 7pm CR<br />
Condo 4 7pm ULL<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Bridge 9:45am LLL<br />
Public Works 6pm CR<br />
Master Board Budget<br />
Approval 7pm BR<br />
Pilates 9:30am BR<br />
Yoga 5pm BR<br />
Bridge 7pm LLL<br />
Social & Sports<br />
7pm ULL<br />
Water Aerobics<br />
7:30am / 8:45am<br />
Yoga 9am BR<br />
Arthritis 10:45am BR<br />
Tai Chi 8:30am BR
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