Shorelines - Lake Barrington Shores Condominium Association
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12<br />
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 />
experience. We meet in the LBS ballroom at 10:00am.<br />
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